A third possibility is that the participants were taking cues from elites, including negative cues.
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In the absence of domestic cues, markets will look for global cues for further direction.
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So, you've gotta make sure that you're picking up on the cues, the individual cues.
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"Cues of the proposed addiction, sexual images, evoke lesser brain response than comparison cues," Prause told me.
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There's about 90 sound cues in the film, and I'll be manipulating those cues in real time.
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Then the visual cues were shown again, but the cues were no longer related to heat intensity.
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These cues came in three varieties: communicative cues, such as eye contact and pointing, behavioral cues, such as a human reaching for or sniffing a container, and causal cues, where, in the absence of a human, the container with food made a noise when shaken (i.e. cause-and-effect).
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It relies on cues apparently more subtle than most can perceive — cues many would suggest do not exist.
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We don't just take cues about politics from our pastors and priests; we take cues about religion from our politicians.
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It combines the musical cues that are linked to frisson with the physical cues that may well be linked to ASMR.
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Visual cues — when you and I are speaking, you pick up on visual cues — and that's what makes it a more natural conversation.
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The circadian rhythm responds to other cues, too, which means you can create cues solely for the purpose of hacking your sleep cycle.
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It could be a simple size change, or the way the notification is animated, or it could be auditory cues instead of visual cues.
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Scientists have long believed that pups pick up on our emotional cues, and a recent study shows these cues may determine how they make decisions.
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To avoid dehydration, follow your thirst cues just as you would your hunger cues (the "eight glasses a day" rule really isn't in favor anymore).
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Find "Cues" That Work For YouLearning what triggers you to complete a skin-care step requires some trial and error, but cues make all the difference.
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Participants described many symbols of animal consent, ranging from audible cues like barking to physical cues like whether the animal looks happy or is running around.
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Leitch's action sequences don't rely on mindless punching or grating dubstep music cues — unless he's making a point about mindless punching and grating dubstep music cues.
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If someone is too well-trained into their sleep cues, when those cues are missing—say, on the road or a plane—then sleep can be elusive.
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The words and actions of the leader of America, of any country, sends cues — good or bad — to its citizens, cues that are repeated by its citizens.
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The music cues work, as music cues are designed to, and rarely feel like emotional cheats but, man, the rerecorded punk/pre-punk songs are woefully modern-sounding.
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"Your body has certain biological cues that will signal that it's time to go to bed," Coros says, and the wrong kind of light can scramble those cues.
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Hands-on yoga cues are not at all meant to arouse you, and some yoga philosophies believe they're more important to the practice than the verbal cues that you get.
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"The visual motion cues that users see are at odds with the physical motion cues that they receive from their inner ears' vestibular system ... When the visual and vestibular cues conflict, users can feel quite uncomfortable, even nauseated," Steven K. Feiner, a professor at Columbia University said in a new research report in June with engineering student Ajoy Fernandes.
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"The relationship between response to cannabis cues and self-reported marijuana problems suggests that this mechanism underlies the transition to problematic use or dependence via increased sensitivity to cannabis cues," the paper reads.
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The more you're exposed to a group of cues together, the more likely the unconscious areas of the brain are to recognize and respond to those cues with an intuition in the future.
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Humans still abide by many social cues when they're driving.
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There's wrong notes, instruments out of tune, missed vocal cues.
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Apparently unable to hear their cues, some candidates stayed behind.
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A different setting, with different cues, leads to different behaviour.
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Cues like eye contact with the camera really feel good.
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I take my cues from the material and the environment.
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For starters, we're taking cues from leather accessories purveyor Frye.
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Choose Download and Install, and follow the cues from there.
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But those cues can be more complicated than they seem.
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Endorsements are symbolic and may convey important cues to voters.
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Emojis can help you express tone, meaning and emotional cues.
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Be sensitive to nonverbal cues from women, especially around sex.
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She was losing the cues that could trigger those memories.
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"Getting the depth cues right was also critical," said Harding.
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Not to give you any cues about what it was.
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His arm gestures and cues still seem loose and flailing.
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You pick up cues to what's being felt and thought.
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Investors are awaiting cues from the national budget in November.
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"You've got to follow the cues of your particular office."
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Smart Lock also works with location, voice and face cues.
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"There are so many cues in our environment," she said.
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But then I don't take my cues from Israeli sensitivities.
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That's partly because he takes his cues from fellow soldiers.
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After all, these people take their cues from the top.
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Don't rely on cues like watching the other guitarist's hand.
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The team engineered the cardiomyocytes to respond to light cues.
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They often make errors in reading another person's social cues.
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We were looking for visual cues about their leadership styles.
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Noise can also disrupt cues between parents and their young.
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He could not see faces clearly and missed social cues.
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This process is refined using sound, video and lighting cues.
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Now, finally, the larger culture is taking cues from her.
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As you might expect, many of these cues are intuitive.
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Are the nonverbal cues in sync with the words spoken?
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Armed with pool cues, the bikers whacked and punched concertgoers.
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Many objects come with annotations: signatures, narrative cues, memorial dedications.
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Doogee is another Chinese smartphone maker taking cues from Apple.
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So how does playing video games work without visual cues?
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Americans take their cultural cues more from memes than moms.
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He likes to prompt viewers with visual cues of despondency.
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In VR, obviously, if you don't have all those cues — because you have the cues of the virtual world [instead] — then you're not going to be able to make those estimates nearly as accurately.
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To Mason, this suggests that individual cats may have their own facial cues that owners recognize, but people who interact with many cats may be able to pick up on general cues across the species.
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Plus, there's often no commentary or visual cues to guide you.
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Many Democrats are taking their cues from Pelosi and her colleagues.
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So the idea is that these are audio or visual cues?
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Most cues are high frequency, atonal, prickly washes of electronic static.
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Then again, if you follow 2 Chainz's cues, it just might.
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Visual cues can be incredibly helpful with the whole manifestation process.
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But Nari presents everything family-style, taking cues from Thai dining.
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We are social and we do take cues from one another.
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To what extent did he choose to overlook obvious nonverbal cues?
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Humans use lots of devices to recognize people, including social cues.
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Hong Kong shares also gained, taking cues from upbeat Japan stocks.
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As they respond, they inevitably drop verbal cues of any deception.
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To figure out how to behave, I watched them for cues.
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He's also taking his cues from his Broncos coach, Gary Kubiak.
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There was fighting, bar stools being thrown, pool cues being used.
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Throughout the product, there are subtle cues to reinforce this idea.
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You ignored clear non-verbal cues; you kept going with advances.
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"The cues for attractiveness are pretty much always contextual," said Russell.
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Evidence of the effectiveness of anti-smoking PSAs provides some cues.
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The nearly-completed fan game takes cues from Super Smash Bros.
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You don't see the cues of the social presence of people.
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There's no big video cues; there's no razzle dazzle to it.
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Most consumers won't be aware of these influences or environment cues.
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Q: How can supervisors turn missed social cues into teachable moments?
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He thought the same principle could be achieved with audio cues.
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These cues would tell the viewers how to read the interaction.
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We like to write off nonverbal cues as accessories or extras.
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Wojcicki unveiled the new "information cues" at SXSW in Austin, Texas.
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It also said it would take its cues from the data.
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I was taking all my romantic cues from a video game.
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In a bullish market, one tends to ignore all negative cues.
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Lesson 2: Pay attention to their cues, verbal and non-verbal.
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Alfred Hitchcock used visual cues to hint at more provocative subtext.
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And his subordinates are taking their cues directly from Ryan's playbook.
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They wondered if and how often they missed those cues themselves.
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This tribute — itself an experimental work — takes its cues from him.
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Cancel the event and take your cues from those working locally.
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The dissonant economic cues are pulling some employers in different directions.
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Players took their cues from him, even when things looked bleak.
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Then, set up cues that will prompt you to complete them.
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First, there are visual cues that can serve as red flags.
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Instead, take cues from them and their understanding of the world.
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For decades, tech companies have taken their cues from Silicon Valley.
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This year they'll take their cues from the plants and insects.
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Does it say that Russians took cues from Trump's public comments?
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But banks tend to take their cues from the federal government.
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Putting in these little cues is part of this broader gesture.
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But the audience gets no cues about how to process these events.
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Filmmakers can regain control of their films with suggestions and optical cues.
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In a move straight out of Scorsese's playbook, Nayeri cues the voiceover.
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They take their social cues from the men they respect and admire.
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A changed environment will eliminate the cues that previously triggered unhealthy behaviors.
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As adults maybe we should be taking cues from the children's market.
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We can take cues from sci-fi in lots of ways, right?
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Trump looks like he is taking his cues straight from Reagan's playbook.
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There aren't any visual cues on the screen to tell you so.
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That dogs are experts at reading our social cues is no secret.
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Since I was bad at social cues, I didn't get the hint.
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Bernie Sanders was already mining the midcentury for visual cues in 2016.
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S. stock are taking their cues from the European market in response.
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Just think of these cues as a way to bolster your confidence.
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Trump simply took his cues from the websites rather than the officials.
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People project their emotional states more than they realize through nonverbal cues.
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The secret lies in perspective cues and some very, very careful planning.
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Imagery came through here in disjointed cues, constantly retuning my perceptive abilities.
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Founders with little exposure to big companies are susceptible to misreading cues.
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Pippa Middleton is taking maternity style cues from her sister, Kate Middleton!
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The Tasty Made menu took cues from classic, no-nonsense burger joints.
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If there is a problem, it cues agents to act more empathetically.
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She knew her cues for photos, and never got shy on camera.
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He says American men often get their cues on masculinity from presidents.
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The smart license plate camera works through simple video and audio cues.
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The Lego designers recreated classic Bugatti design cues like the horseshoe grille.
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Humans are social animals, and we use social cues to recognize emergencies.
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When activated, the digital pod glows, giving you cues for a meditation.
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You have to start really listening to things and cues in tribal.
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"It turns out that in the womb, babies have cues," he said.
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The founder, by contrast, is slow to pick up on social cues.
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For thousands of years, people took their temporal cues from the sun.
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Once again, Prince George is taking his style cues from the past.
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You will learn to read social cues better and to respect them.
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We pick up on these cues to decipher what someone actually means.
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"She also wasn't consistently responding to cues from her handlers," he added.
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Visual cues like those kinetic sunshades were important to the design team.
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Remote workers should avoid overanalyzing social cues while communicating with their team.
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So did you watch old episodes of "Full House" for visual cues?
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People take cues from leaders and media they view as socially aligned.
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Basically, it means you're in tune with your hunger and fullness cues.
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Goliath, however, takes its cues from shows like Breaking Bad or 24.
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They do not have the visual cues to induce melatonin for sleep.
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There are subtle cues to notice, like who's whispering excitedly to whom.
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I never advised my students to take their cues from natural selection.
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To deal with that, researchers are taking design cues from human brains.
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Additionally, visual food cues on the shows model healthy foods and portions.
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Even the new Roadster makes use of von Holzhausen's familiar styling cues.
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Or a CYOA that takes its cues from the world's greatest literature?
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What you can't possibly forget, though, is some of Dickinson's music cues.
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Investors are also closely watching Calhoun for cues about Boeing's bigger picture.
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Nonverbal cues include forms of communication like body language, distance and touch.
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Source: "Ambient belonging: How stereotypical cues impact gender participation in computer science"
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The result is a loss of nonverbal cues, which can stunt development.
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But the cues can be subtler still, as other research points out.
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SORENSON: YEAH, WE'LL HAVE TO FIND SOME THINGS AROUND MAYBE SOME PRODUCT CUES, MAYBE SOME SERVICE CUES THAT ESSENTIALLY SAY HERE YOU COULD KNOW YOU'RE IN A ST. REGIS, HERE YOU COULD KNOW YOU'RE IN A RITZ-CARLTON.
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The method of warning varies between models and manufacturers, but most provide some combination of audio cues, bright warnings in the gauge cluster, visual cues on a heads-up display, or a vibration in the seat or wheel.
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Both the dogs and the wolves were able to understand the communicative cues to find the hidden food, but in the case of behavioral cues without direct eye-contact, neither the dogs or the wolves selected the correct object.
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There are different audio cues and visual cues that you pick up with time and experience, and therein lies the game: keep throwing yourself at a threat until you learn its behaviors, then use that knowledge to overcome it.
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The current app leverages Apple Watch's visual interface to give video cues, and it added audio cues to the iOS app so the trainers can talk to you as you work out — much like an in-person trainer would.
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The analysis looked for language usage, emotions and social cues in the text.
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Too many developers don't follow best practices for navigating sites without visual cues.
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That's especially true for those who struggle to pick up on social cues.
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And the design cues of the Big Bang Vino played off this metaphor.
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A smart company takes cues from the competition and learns from its mistakes.
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Investors will await state election results for further trading cues during the day.
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I hit my cues—there's certain blocking to remember, like in a play.
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The extracellular matrix also provides essential cues for growth, cell orientation and differentiation.
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The jail took its interior design cues from the late 20th century. Monochrome.
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It does the same for quirky facial cues like a coy eyebrow raise.
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A pioneering study in 1972 demonstrated that European robins respond to magnetic cues.
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We've been taking beauty cues from Lucy Hale since the first episode of
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Take some cues from this social media pro and shop her ideas below.
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We've become quite accustomed to (and obsessed with) taking style cues from Japan.
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This includes a different color scheme, and visual cues to highlight important replies.
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It has the same sweeping, minimalist exterior design cues that suggest serious aerodynamics.
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Pay attention to your workplace cues, or you'll just end up sticking out.
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It's not uncommon for people to follow political cues to save mental energy.
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Once connected, they'll do music playback and voice cues tied to a workout.
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React with positive verbal and nonverbal cues such as nodding, smiling and hugging.
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But the mechanism that enables them to use these stellar cues remained unknown.
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That's what all the montages and musical cues would have you believe, certainly.
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Narcissists can't empathize, but they can look around for cues to fake it.
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Who knew we'd be taking so many style cues from 17-year-olds?
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There are squares in different colors; clicking on them cues various percussive sounds.
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In the future, lucid dreaming technology could go beyond visual and auditory cues.
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However, global cues will lend a helping hand in directing the overall market.
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Pay attention to body language and other non-verbal cues— especially psychic impressions!
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Studies show that even arbitrary, nonessential objects can become powerful cues for memory.
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Within close communities, emotional cues like praise and shame effectively discourage antisocial activity.
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As soon as the Hans Zimmer music cues up, you know what's coming.
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"[Teens are] also introduced to the behavioral cues of smoking," Soneji tells Tonic.
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Gremmler also took cues from the atmosphere and architecture of classic concert halls.
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It's nice to see Bachelor in Paradise taking some cues from classic cinema.
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PEOPLE: In terms of your parenting philosophy, who do you take cues from?
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When John Williams composed NBC's "Mission" theme in 1985, it had 19 cues.
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S. trade dispute for trading cues * Graphic: World FX rates in 2018 tmsnrt.
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We don't think about things like the wrestlers having to hit their cues.
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I took my cues from a much smaller bird: the humble, amenable chicken.
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The same goes for the Vivo, whose software takes many cues from iOS.
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It then uses auditory cues to provide feedback on the user's meditation state.
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You pick up cues from Senua's body changes, but that's not an answer.
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Back in NYC, we're getting some new cues about the Fran-Hannah relationship.
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But all of Trump's cues suggested that he thinks he's the dominant player.
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After a while, you get used to ignoring or tuning out hunger cues.
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There are other physical cues you can use to put off a bully.
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Some of those cues include fluctuations in melatonin, body temperature, and sleep drive.
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We looked to the [prosecution] to take our cues on what to include.
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When teams play Lithuania and Pavliukianec, those cues arrive just a bit faster.
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Gender attitudes, too, form early and can be influenced by subtle cultural cues.
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So, bright light is one of the strongest cues to our circadian rhythm.
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It may be September, but the weather is still taking cues from summer.
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The performance cues you to see Lou as blinded, maybe a little ridiculous.
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Now, taking specific design cues, like ponytail-friendly necklines, comes the good stuff.
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Effective diplomats tune in to nonverbal cues to help them read a situation.
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Mizrahi, taking her cues from her subjects, has appropriated Costa's style pretty faithfully.
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Duhigg, like Wood, sees habitual routines as being driven by cues and rewards.
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He's picking up cues from them as much as they are from him.
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Researchers believe dogs only began to interpret cues from humans after domestication happened.
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Are you good at picking up on social cues — or reading a room?
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"Midsummer in Newtown" leans heavily on maudlin musical cues, cheapening its subjects' words.
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But the VA doesn't always take its cues from other federal agencies, either.
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Are they showing empathy, or another underlying mechanism [like] reacting to simple cues?
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Zepeda's irreverent documentary takes its cues from Sim's lighthearted, at times irritating demeanor.
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You're mostly guided by audio cues, but their gaze compels you to perform.
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He also said the military was taking its cues from the State Department.
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But in textual form the cues are gone, and we lose the thread.
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He gave Demi a handful of cues and choreography for their boxing skit.
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You see the subtle and not-so-subtle social cues transmitted through culture.
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" Duhigg explained that the key to forming a new habit is "to diagnose what the cues and the rewards are that are driving their current habits and then to try to come up with cues and rewards for new habits.
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According to cue reactivity theory, which holds that people can develop learned responses by being presented with certain stimuli or cues, such food cues trigger food cravings for the food that's shown and subsequently lead to the actual eating behavior.
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In short, Ehrensaft put forward a very consistent theme: Parents should pay very close attention to persistent cues from their children, take those cues seriously, and not try to forcefully alter the direction a child seems to be going in.
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Since I use hair and clothing cues a lot, movies can be a nightmare.
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Katz may have gotten cues from advertising, photography and movies, but so have we.
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These elite cues can significantly influence public attitudes about ideological bias in the media.
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She, too takes cues from her character, along with other roles that she plays.
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Indian shares slid lower as investors awaited cues from quarterly results starting this week.
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The gameplay takes obvious cues from wildly more popular titles like Super Smash Bros.
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I will not, however, be taking my cues about an autocratic despot from her.
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This is yet another area where the CWL is taking cues from Big Sports.
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It's a satisfying model, and more TV shows should take cues from Gravity Falls.
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There are a series of visual cues that can help any reader determine trustworthiness.
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We wait for the cues that makes sense to get deeper in the conversation.
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As for the starters themselves, Game Freak also took cues from the real world.
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He argues this communicative approach, looking for verbal cues of deceit, is more reliable.
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There were other audio cues, like for when the driver decided to change lanes.
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It's intense and the cues all have to be met at a particular time.
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Parker says wardrobe cues were always all around her — on the streets and subways.
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Republicans may take cues from several key GOP women, such as Ernst, and Sens.
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Kellyanne Conway, the group's president, said she was taking cues from Mr. Cruz's comments.
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For the hard of hearing, getting around without audio cues can be a challenge.
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In fact, the music video takes its cues from a variety of different films.
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His indifference to social cues smacks of someone who's past even pretending to care.
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"Cues related to cannabis use may also become related to nicotine use," Weinberger says.
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Like "The Doomed" and "The Contrarian"—those were started from cues in the movie.
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It's harder to respond when someone is flirting and pick up on conversation cues.
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Kim Kardashian West is taking style cues from her sister Kourtney Kardashian once again.
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The FTSE is a largely international index and takes few cues from domestic issues.
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You can customize routines for your Echo Dot and smart plug with different cues.
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Indeed, likely solutions would involve looking beyond the images themselves to incorporate other cues.
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For the time being, traders will take cues from equities and other safe havens.
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These statements contain cues to sexual interest without being too direct, Dr. Knight says.
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Both cues increased desire among research subjects for a cigarette or an e-cigarette.
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"Avoidance of anxiety cues is part of what keeps anxiety disorders running," said Kaysen.
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Because of learned behaviors from horror films, we know what specific audio cues mean.
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You join a show like this, and everybody takes their cues from the leads.
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Traditionally we cook without proper recipes on Wednesdays at Cooking, improvising off written cues.
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That means there is no dependence or reliance on any kind of visual cues.
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Hair inspiration is seemingly endless, especially if you take your styling cues from celebrities.
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But even armed with the PIPP, nurses have trouble translating behavioral cues to pain.
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Investors awaited U.S. jobs data for cues about the stock market's near-term direction.
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Because the creatures were blind, they most likely relied on chemical cues to queue.
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We can assume that delegates would take cues from the candidate they originally backed.
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If prose is being produced and read poorly, let's take our cues from poetry.
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The big idea — getting your desired outcome from another person by dropping subtle cues.
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Negative global cues due to heightened worries over international trade conflicts also impacted sentiments.
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"Twitch cues towards core games on desktop… and it's too hardcore [for mobile,]" Rathnam.
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Here, three brands taking cues from ancient methods — and employing artisans trained in them.
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Facial expressions, gestures and other nonverbal cues have significantly added to the courtroom drama.
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Because I'm autistic, I have always been oblivious to unspoken cues from other people.
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Waiters and other service professionals typically respond to social cues about what people want.
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And this time, the creators are taking cues from real-life villains — misogynistic men.
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She uses verbal and nonverbal cues and engages in conversation like an AI assistant.
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Were you looking at what other Viners were doing and taking cues from them?
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"They're constantly taking in cues and adjusting to what's going on," Mr. Wessels said.
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We often look to the powerful and influential for cues on how to behave.
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There really aren't a lot of visual cues from existing films to pull from.
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Unaware of the social cues and correctness and even common sense shared by society.
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"You ignored clear non-verbal cues; you kept going with advances," she texted him.
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They may be terrible at reading and responding to other's feelings and social cues.
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"Originally, I thought the moth would mostly be using celestial cues," Dr. Warrant said.
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It can answer questions, respond to verbal cues and print out photos and documents.
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It's more important to pay attention to your interview and watch all the cues.
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Those non-meal distractions make it hard to register our body's cues of fullness.
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Only her lace-up bustier cues her origins in the adult Bindlestiff Family Cirkus.
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What is surprising is how many visual cues the filmmakers took from art history.
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Both will watch you like hawks and take their cues from how you behave.
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Next, "control the context cues," meaning identify what triggers you to grab the phone.
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Some may notice mental shifts, change in hunger and thirst cues, and weight fluctuations.
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Then we got the first of two heavy-handed (perhaps intentionally so?) music cues.
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Great sex starts with communicationTaking cues from mainstream media can also have a downside.
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This shift means you can watch Ulala for the cues to your next moves.
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In Silicon Valley, some tech companies have begun taking cues from their Chinese rivals.
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Watch interaction between your boss and co-workers and pick up cues from them.
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Clowns in slapstick shoes cross paths with lions waiting in cages for their cues.
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According to the Harvard Business Review, approximately 80% of communication comes from nonverbal cues.
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We take our cues from Bernie; our campaign is nothing if not resilient. pic.twitter.
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He did not take his cues from the ranch-house ways of Warren Buffett.
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"I&aposm going to take my cues from the president&aposs lawyers," he added.
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And the stores are filled with visual cues that get the customer&aposs attention.
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She struggles with friendships because she does not read social cues or follow conversations.
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" McConnell also told Hannity: "I'm going to take my cues from the president's lawyers.
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"Clearly, House Republicans are taking their anti-immigrant cues from Donald Trump," said Rep.
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They're hoping the larger emitters will take cues from them and cut their emissions.
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The expressions needed to be neutral for the subtle cues to have an effect.
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Research has even found that nonverbal cues can indicate the strength of their creativity.
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Ignoring or missing those body cues could lead to temporary genital soreness or numbness.
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Many of our kids, unbeknown to us, are taking their behavioral cues from them.
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Are there any silent films you were thinking about, watching, or taking cues from?
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The thing is, our brains are lazy so we're always looking for short cues.
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It prods and pokes viewers with unsubtle emotional cues, like a reality TV show would.
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As Pepper shows, it's hard as hell to get a robot to understand nonverbal cues.
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Infinite ScrollWithout visual cues to indicate an end point, humans don't know when to stop.
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From the PLOS Medicine paper:Research demonstrates that social and environmental cues associated with smoking —e.g.
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Basically, it's a method of training that takes its cues from how Darwinian evolution works.
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EST (1900 GMT), which investors will keenly eye for cues on future interest rate increases.
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In many cases, we cannot give people the same [body-sense cues] in virtual environments.
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When we speak, our voices offer subtle and not so subtle cues about our emotions.
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GoPro's overwhelming market domination forced the rest of the industry to follow its design cues.
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Investors await March retail inflation data due later on Thursday for cues about the economy.
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There are also structures of the brain that help resist the cues from the amygdala.
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While the Senate doesn't take its cues from the lower chamber, all politicians are copycats.
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Adams can redeem his time in office if he stops taking cues from this administration.
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Designed by Siri's creators, the assistant understands far subtler cues than its Apple-owned predecessor.
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Yet nothing in this movie is as the generic cues would normally have you believe.
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Then are you taking cues from that when you're programming Instagram and your other platforms?
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Instead of mining social media data for words, this latest study looked at visual cues.
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Still there are certain physical cues that can tip us off when someone is lying.
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Deanna watched helplessly as her husband took his cues from the rock-star stereotype playbook.
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Find a compromise — trust your intuition, and listen to the cues your body gives you.
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Google is changing the visual cues for HTTPS in Chrome's user interface, starting in September.
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Thus, cues tied to threats often won't result in aggressive responses unless testosterone is involved.
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Next, use those cues to help you hone in on practical solutions for your stress.
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Tom seems to think he was following the relevant cues, but Amber sees things differently.
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Even the cubbyholes where food is served have no way to opt for audible cues.
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We can test how actionable our cues are for them and how profitable for us.
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Attentional bias is when you focus strongly on certain stimuli—called "cues"—while ignoring others.
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They're simply taking cues from Trump and saying what they think he'd like to hear.
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We have an app that allows the blind to navigate using 3-D audio cues.
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Michael picks up the cues, plays his idol – and sends Libby home in his place.
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Like many popular games from the era, it takes cues from Nintendo platformers like Mario.
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Pippa Middleton has taken more than just maternity style cues from big sister Kate Middleton!
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Zoe Kravitz and boyfriend Karl Glusman took cues from the Oscar-nominated movie "Fight Club."
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As with most things celebrity romance-related, this info was gleaned via subtle Instagram cues.
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You can select charts, maps and images to add to your flashcards for visual cues.
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He prefers to study the experience of users for cues on revisions and new features.
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They take cues from their environment and permanently become a more specialized kind of cell.
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It would reportedly take cues from connected apps and deliver information based on your settings.
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This wild redesign takes cues from a solid-gold prototype designed by Casio's Ibe Kikuo.
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As pundits and policymakers engage in that debate, we should be taking cues from activists.
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And it takes away one of the most valuable cues that real martial artists have.
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He comes closer to evoking ginga than any of the gushy dialogue or soundtrack cues.
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Malign actors are taking cues from Russia's 2016 masterstroke and are adapting to local conditions.
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Williams operates the shoulders, arms, and wrists, and he calls cues for the other two.
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Given the lack of verbal cues in writing, this can create huge potential for misunderstandings.
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Ms. Pfeffer and Dr. Wittlinger also observed ants navigating with no external cues to help.
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Further cues are likely from U.S. economic data this week, including jobs figures on Friday.
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In recent immigration negotiations, senators in both parties have taken their cues from Donald Trump.
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People vary a lot in how sensitive they are to hunger and other bodily cues.
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I used a lot of visual cues to keep me motivated throughout this long process.
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"Dollar/yen will probably continue to take cues from moves in U.S. Treasuries," Okagawa said.
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Sophie Turner appears to be taking cues from her Games of Thrones character, Sansa Stark.
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Europeans who want to learn more about fund-raising are taking their cues from Americans.
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He finds cues in concept art or the idiosyncratic vocabularies that so many games employ.
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It's hard to tell what's about to happen even though the cues are all there.
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We subconsciously draw cues and make assumptions about a person based on their self-presentation.
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Detailing features the classic design cues including well-crafted rubber accents and clean white lacing.
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Its 20073s design cues, solid quality and honest pricing have struck a chord with critics.
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Many of us just take cues from leaders, and our parties, in forming our opinions.
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An earlier version of this review misidentified the organist offering occasional cues during the performance.
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"There are certain cues we're looking for," said Nicholas Almeida, San Jose's chief service officer.
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On policy, people may take their cues from anywhere — their party, their president, Fox News.
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Look for the sorts of social cues you would seek in an attentive human listener.
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Buhai said she took cues from the artists and intellectuals of the 1920s and '30s.
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The staging takes its cues from the 19th century, but the sensibility is entirely now.
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According to Worth, this move higher is being signaled by a variety of technical cues.
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The ocean isn't exactly full of visual cues like it is for those on land.
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These are the biggest cues among several others that Gerwig uses to guide the audience.
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"We take our cues from Bernie; our campaign is nothing if not resilient," he tweeted.
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For most of human history, children learned those cues simply by being near the stove.
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I stuck to my original strategy of smiling and ignoring social cues—the American way.
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He took cues from the lobby's traditional décor but modernized the look for the homes.
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So, he took cues from NUKEMAP and decided to release NWS as a standalone simulator.
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V.A. staff — whether civilian or former military — largely take their cues from hypermasculine military culture.
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Though Hobbi takes obvious cues from Pinterest, it's not just a pinboard of inspirational ideas.
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" How can a senator "taking [his] cues from the president's lawyers" possibly "do impartial justice?
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Watch more, from Waypoint: ARMS suggests Nintendo has taken cues from the reaction to Splatoon.
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You can see this in how readily voters shift positions in response to partisan cues.
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The gentle guitar strum before Kamasi Washington's mournful sax cues up is the song's comedown.
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And the idea was subliminal cues in your News Feed and on your Facebook pages using social influence and other kinds of subliminal cues to see if they could actually produce more people casting real votes in the real world during the 2012 midterm elections.
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Voters choose their candidates not simply through an even-handed evaluation of competing policy proposals but by taking cues from elite actors — particularly the media, the party, and other elected officials — and in Sanders's case those cues have virtually uniformly been loaded against him.
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This time, one of the robots behaved in a "socially contingent" manner while it talked, expressing cues in a way that was appropriate and responsive to children's utterances and behaviors; the other did not, expressing similar cues but in a way that was fairly random.
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The buttons all look very alike, and there's not enough strong visual cues to differentiate them.
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The research also examined other touch-related cues, like holding a heavy or a light clipboard.
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Those more accustomed to Mendeleev's version, fret not—our table takes its cues from the original.
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So the ability to identify human emotional cues would be a significant addition to this skill.
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As for where this proud dad might be getting his cues from ... we have one idea.
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And again, trust that by listening to your body's cues, you will get back on track.
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The robot used both visual and tactile cues for the operation, along with some heavy coding.
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Now, it's not every day we take style cues from someone that much younger than us.
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Other skills could simply benefit from visual cues or other complementary information, like lists of items.
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The clamshell models of the mid-2000s even take design cues directly from those fictional devices.
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Mostly, however, the comments take cues from a tweet by Kardashian that featured the snake emoji.
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It had only been, like, two months and I was already wildly over-reading the cues.
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Market participants are now looking for cues on whether China will let its currency weaken further.
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As Chiron / Black is taking on this much more hypermasculine persona, the source cues do, too.
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Theater Review And elsewhere in Paris, smaller theaters take more radical cues from the L.G.B.T.Q. world.
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There are many visual and audio cues that make you understand that the speakers are louder.
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Yet they respond to the cues these lifelike machines give them, as if they were alive.
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Just take cues from the snaps ahead to see the many ways it can be done.
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I think it's going to be more difficult [to quit] — we need to understand the cues.
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To appeal to millennial diners, Hardee's and Carl's Jr. are taking their cues from the bar.
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The cockpit takes cues from Audi, VW's big sister luxury brand that debuted the virtual cockpit.
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But there was still the possibility that visual and other environmental cues were skewing the results.
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While visual cues "speak louder than anything else," the three must be in agreement, Civiello says.
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Lately, however, the carrier is taking some cues from older and larger rivals to increase revenue.
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Even if you aren't pregnant or a mom, it's important to listen to your body's cues.
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But Mutant Year Zero takes cues from the gameplay of XCOM without copying its many frustrations.
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So, it's not just the cultural cues telling you to start anew, it's also the universe.
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Investors are now waiting on China's gross domestic product numbers for further cues on global growth.
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In the meantime, we can simply examine the text shared with viewers in these information cues.
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A new design idea translates these audio cues to visual ones, via a set of eyeglasses.
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Without energy, your body cannot function, so it's vitally important to pay attention to those cues.
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I also appreciated that I never had to stop listening to my music while getting cues.
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"We'd create this road map of musical cues and tempos that match people's breathing," Krasno explains.
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Severino said her group will take its cues from how Democrats respond to the president's nominees.
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Maybe because people don't have time to think for themselves about everything, so they take cues.
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He then transformed this information into visual cues, carefully selecting the right colors for the piece.
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The visual map cues users into disparate areas of their gaming skills depending on the title.
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The prompter has the lyrics when they appear in the song as well as stage cues.
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Being able to judge a person's non-verbal cues during an exchange is essential for socializing.
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Using these cues, and others, Stern and Guzman build a statistical model that predicts entrepreneurial quality.
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Investors awaited a Reserve Bank of Australia's policy decision due later on Tuesday for further cues.
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America, please take cues from JoJo and weigh all of your options carefully this election season.
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But much like Google's algorithm, our mind prioritizes information based on keywords, repetition and quick cues.
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The Kettering Incident takes emotional cues from these disappearances, and the effects they have on families.
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It also takes its design cues from those earlier devices, with a boxy but sturdy look.
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Some men are very skilled at reading affective cues, and some women find the task challenging.
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The opening graphics kept freezing, and ill-timed applause cues from a producer threw off Bakassi.
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TV's Jamal Simmons that Trump and Democrats are taking cues from their base in the battle.
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People who eat this way become more vulnerable to external cues telling them what to eat.
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But when Orellana dresses casually, without "hypermasculine or hyperfeminine cues," then outside perceptions can vary greatly.
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Was Madonna taking cues from the post-trip-hop vagaries that everyone wanted to call Electronica?
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" The goal of any game, he said, was to "hit all our cues and be clean.
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Financial markets were likely to take their cues from the tone of Turkey's response, analysts said.
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Instead, they often misinterpret cues and end up blocking innovation and increased efficiency with excessive regulation.
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During the week, markets followed positive global cues on optimism over Donald Trump's tax reform plan.
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As with Sherlock, the new show takes cues from Conan Doyle stories but changes the twists.
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Employees will get their cultural cues not from what management says but from what it signals.
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Allowing these same home assistant robots to interpret our visual cues is a logical next step.
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One team of British scientists thinks their research demonstrates that fetuses prefer face-like visual cues.
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Macroeconomic data, currency movement and global cues are expected to dictate the trend during the week.
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And so they take their cues from their kids and what they see other families doing.
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I also took some sound and thematic cues from the film Walkabout and Terry Gilliam's work.
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Markets are looking now for cues from five key state elections in the next few weeks.
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Now, these cues actually trigger the dopamine release before the stuff is even consumed, producing craving.
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Computerized bionic limbs that function like the real thing, responding to cues in the surrounding environment.
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As for its user interface, the new Lightroom CC takes its cues from Adobe's mobile apps.
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With its visual cues priming unsuspecting players, they might guess they know what they're in for.
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Investors will also be awaiting third-quarter U.S. GDP data due on Friday for dollar cues.
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If the blowjob is a tango, I take cues from my partner, but I'm definitely leading.
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That's reflected in my own personal panic that I feel every time the song cues up.
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We are reading people's faces and we're responding to a lot of visual cues around us.
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He offered one cause of misforecasting as the Street taking its cues from the Federal Reserve.
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Those indirect cues, involving the many characteristics of the human voice, are absent in written communication.
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When it comes to attacking potential rivals, the campaign is still taking cues from the candidate.
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Depending on the user's movements, the robot cues up a dark, neutral or more lighthearted story.
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The track, publicly co-signed by Taylor Swift, certainly takes some cues from the aforementioned Australian.
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Market Report Taking cues from the track, 10 pairs of designer trainers with speed and spirit.
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Secure attachment begins in infancy when children take visual cues of attachment from their parents' gaze.
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First, some basics: Ants use their antennas to pick up chemical cues left by other ants.
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But journalists take their cues about what's important from partisan media outlets and partisan social media.
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The only way to avoid burnout is to take cues from your body and your brain.
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Ms. Wiley: The truth is, you always take cues, but how conscious are you of them?
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Mr. Dando seems to have taken his interior design cues from the old greenroom at CBGBs.
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I know how much oxygen is left in my lungs by taking cues from my body.
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"Then the child's actually overriding their body's own cues for hunger and fullness," Dr. Muth said.
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The action is carried along on jumpy, poppy editing rhythms and on-the-nose song cues.
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Cathay Pacific sometimes takes cues from the Chinese government, as seen during its CEO's recent resignation.
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People are taking cues from you, and you become more unlikable the more negative you get.
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Instead, you should behave as you always have, and watch and listen for cues from her.
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With U.S. markets closed on Monday, Asian markets had few global cues off which to trade.
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But Noodle Bar's cooks, who don't have tickets to reference, listen for the expediter's spoken cues.
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Congress and agencies like the National Science Foundation traditionally take their cues from the survey's recommendations.
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As babies and small children, we had a strong connection to our hunger and satisfaction cues.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader, said he was taking his cues from the White House.
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He also took cues from "The Muppet Show" and the high energy of Japanese game shows.
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I've heard the Senate Majority leader saying that he's taking his cues from the White House.
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These festive film cues reminded me of how behind I am in the Christmas movie stakes.
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The rectangular window between the rooms allows them to pick up on each other's visual cues.
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"Raising the cognitive load to see these cues is what liespotting is all about," says Meyer.
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The cues are complicated; the more often the dancers perform the dance, the better they get.
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As babies and small children, we had a strong connection to our hunger and satisfaction cues.
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As astute as he is with the criminal mind, basic social cues seem to elude him.
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Both the bar and modern Chinese restaurant, Yellow Pot, take their cues from the hotel's locale.
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His most unorthodox touch took its cues from public spaces: flush-free urinals in the bathrooms.
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Why would Trump take cues from the former rival he used to mock as "Little Marco"?
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In a poll, you take the messenger out of the equation and provide carefully curated cues.
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She adds the disclaimer that taking cues is fine but seeing influencers as prescriptions is not.
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Male journalists' accounts have more cues that legitimate them in the eyes of other beltway journalists.
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There's a decent consensus in the social sciences on what most moves public opinion: elite cues.
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In this, as in other things, the Trump administration might take its cues from the business world.
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" "The Fed is literally taking its cues from the equity market and not from the economic backdrop.
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The second result is that this proves visual and magnetic cues are somehow correlated during migratory flight.
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Never one to shy away from direct, devastating roasts, Wolf took cues from the comments of Rep.
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Hormones are pouring in, features of our environment, visual and auditory cues, even hallucinations and incorrect assumptions.
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And the cues we get from those around us help our brains make sense of our surroundings.
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Odors are used as cues to familiarity or genetic relatedness in mammals, birds, amphibians, fish and insects.
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Associations can also break over the passage of time, if we go without exposure to relevant cues.
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But its jewel-toned musical cues will keep fans in line here, and that should be enough.
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And he's doing what few humans have done before: communicating with a robot using facial cues alone.
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So really it comes down to people not realizing that emotions and social cues can be contagious?
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Most of the time corrections, cues, and pointers from a trainer are completely necessary and even welcome.
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She cues each scene to a different mood, leaving the audience in a dangling state of discovery.
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The company is taking cues from Apple and Tesla to enter a quickly growing electric-vehicle market.
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And the Republican Senators who most fervently compete for praise from the president have taken their cues.
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Snap's push to technologically support mobile video content, through vertical viewing, "tap to swipe" navigation cues, etc.
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It's the first big-screen "side story" to take its own direction and its own narrative cues.
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It involves dancing to rhythmic onscreen cues, with no violence beyond the threat of a twisted ankle.
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Others—salmon, spiny lobsters, thrush nightingales—may use it for migration and homing, alongside other sensory cues.
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The bottom line: This is a big task for Alexa, which is notorious for mishearing verbal cues.
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Along with learning basic commands through tactile cues, Braille has also learned how to play the piano.
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The new store takes a lot of cues from the iOS store, which was redesigned last year.
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That way, the researchers could see how participants responded to sleep cues throughout an entire biological day.
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This latest piece is far thinner than the previous models and takes its cues from race cars.
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She alleged that he ignored the verbal and "clear non-verbal cues" that she was not interested.
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Typically, dogs are more likely to focus on threatening or dangerous cues in any given social situation.
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I was completely surprised and tried to bat him away while watching the stage for my cues.
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Most practicing Muslims take their cues about their faith from Sharia, but it is not practiced uniformly.
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It can read facial expressions and gives the user cues as to what emotion they are seeing.
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These shops reflect their perspective neighborhoods and even take design cues from the buildings they're located in.
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Visual cues, namely a moniker emblazoned onto a woman's denim posterior, indicate which artist is on deck.
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Though subtle, these kinds of contextual cues can greatly improve the appropriateness of a digital assistant's response.
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It is part of their Startimer line but features special design cues and a limited edition engraving.
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He says dance moves might provide cues to reproductive and health status for both women and men.
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"I take my cues from her in certain situations, and she continued with the photos," Dent said.
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Even the teachers at Prince George's new school can't help but take fashion cues from Princess Kate!
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Incredibly, future war robots might take their design cues from nature, like those in upcoming caveman vs.
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Given cues, the pair made faces at each other and the last to laugh was the victor.
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Without this relay station, patients become unaware of external cues; their conscious experience amounts to a hallucination.
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Investors now await cues from the corporate results season which is set to start from mid-April.
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Major Japanese exporters ended mixed, with some taking cues from the slight rebound in the dollar/yen.
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"I take my cues from her in certain situations and she continued with the photos," Dent said.
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Though the graphics are sharper than Spielberg's, and the light more distinct, the cues are still there.
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Traders will also eye signs of wage growth cues on whether the Fed will tighten or not.
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Instead, traders took cues from gains on Wall Street after the Fed cut interest rates as expected.
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Instead, traders took cues from gains on Wall Street after the Fed cut interest rates as expected.
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Other than the cameras, the Blade V9 takes additional design and feature cues from newer flagship devices.
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She conducts with admirable economy and clarity — her beat, her cues — while injecting expressiveness and emotion liberally.
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If you're a high self-monitor, you're constantly scanning your environment for social cues and adjusting accordingly.
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Music cues, fog and special effects will make it seem the actors are boarding, but none will.
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He read cues from his owner, and he knew when to start and when to stop clomping.
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Taking positive cues from this, Tokyo-listed Apple-related electronic parts makers and chip-related firms jumped.
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For the coming week, markets are expected to follow global cues and currency movement for further direction.
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His javelin notebook has 34 different cues: short phrases like "Stay Closed or "Hand Tall in Back.
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If you are unsure, do a little research beforehand, taking cues from the way the locals dress.
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I wish I'd realized back then that everyone in my life was taking their cues from me.
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They have a great nose-type structure that lets them pick up on even subtle environmental cues.
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Those little moments made me wish someone had taught me the different social cues of American culture.
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A lot of today's VR tries to solve that problem by incorporating cues to direct the viewer.
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If effective, such technologies can benefit people with conditions like Asperger's, who have difficulty detecting social cues.
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"Oxytocin is what makes the brain pay attention to the social cues of the partner," Young explains.
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The record, the bicycle wheels, the milk swirling in Delos' morning coffee all provide visual cues. Circles.
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Even if you're sitting next to a stranger, "read the cues you're getting from them," he says.
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Indie thriller directors are taking their cues from '80s genre stalwarts like John Carpenter and David Cronenberg.
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People take cues from leaders, such as The Wall Street Journal editorial page and Trump administration officials.
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The same message spoken out loud carries more meaning through its tone, execution and natural linguistic cues.
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In this case, walking up to a busy street cues us to look both ways before crossing.
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Mr. Schacter suggests employing cues — visual or verbal for items like keys — to associate places and things.
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"Once you know background and social cues, you can read into it," Ms. von der Linn said.
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Sometimes I take cues from actual films, and I love book design from the 1960s and 70s.
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Mr. Grossman, much as Bach would have, played the organ continuo part while offering just occasional cues.
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Can the tide turn and Republicans stop following the opinion and culture war cues of their leader?
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Taking cues from skate culture, several designers have featured looks with fanny packs slung across models' torsos.
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"Especially because of speed demands, it's amazing how many cues [awkward] people are taking in," he adds.
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Investors also watched for further cues on trade negotiations between Washington and China at the G13 summit.
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Their brains continually get cues that the bad thing is still happening, and their bodies respond accordingly.
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For better or worse, children are watching you for cues on how to behave among human groups.
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Wayne says he feels bad for Steve, but it's clear the guy missed some important social cues.
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"Ready to Let Go," the first single from "Social Cues," pinpoints the moment of a relationship's collapse.
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Moving Out takes some obvious cues from Ghost Town Games' hugely popular co-op cooking game Overcooked.
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The most minimal of cues here make it possible to recognize these ghosts as figures in motion.
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When you're founding a business, you take your cues on corporate culture from larger, already successful organizations.
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And, befitting a label inspired by sports, the swim trunks take design cues from vintage rugby shorts.
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Video calls are more engaging due to the lack of visual cues in audio-conferencing, he added.
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"There would be no clues or cues that the ground speed was higher or lower," he said.
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The actors communicate to each other and to Imhof via WhatsApp — giving each other instructions and cues.
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I learned to depend on my palate for the ratios and time cues that recipes had offered.
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But it's not as if we need large cues, Mr. Hens writes, when small ones will do.
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This is vital, because Trump has filled the swamp with odious creatures, taking their cues from him.
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This forces viewers to fill in the uninteresting blanks using her earlier cues and their own imaginations.
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Economic data from the U.S. is keenly watched for cues on the central bank's future monetary trajectory.
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"We would still expect to see dopamine release in response to cues in the environment," he said.
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"But the way we consume media today is such that there are no stopping cues," Alter says.
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The other person is leaning back, giving them all these cues but they don't pick them up.
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It remains uncertain whether the two nations will take their cues from Tillerson or Trump, she said.
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The Spot isn't in the business of recognizing doors or responding to cues from the physical world.
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Data from the United States is keenly watched for cues on the central bank's future monetary trajectory.
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Krein, who'd mocked "#NeverTrump paranoia," had supported the president but didn't want to take cues from him.
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USAID will continue to help with recovery efforts, taking cues from the Bahamian government, the agency said.
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"But the way we consume media today is such that there are no stopping cues," he said.
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Mr. Powell emphasized again on Thursday that the Fed was not taking cues from the White House.
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Girls, even the nerdy ones, picked up these cues and seemed to dial back their enthusiasm accordingly.
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Without an on-off switch or any visual cues, though, these implements require a bit of practice.
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Many of us learn social cues about sex from Hollywood or porn, which is ... not very practical.
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The lesson: We get cues about how we should respond to pain — and medicine — from our environments.
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Kurita designed emoji, then, to allow for the translation of non-verbal communication cues into digital messaging.
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Troll farms can take cues from what the Comicsgate guys are doing without their permission or help.
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Investors are now waiting for the outcome of the European Central Bank meeting on Thursday for further cues.
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Global cues along with the next round of corporate earnings are likely to determine the near-term trend.
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Of course, you'll want to take your decorating cues from your boss, your coworkers and your company's culture.
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If you're not sure what your style might be, The co-hosts say take cues from your closet.
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These cues include airborne chemicals that are emitted by their own damaged tissues or those of their neighbors.
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Shortcuts allow apps to provide certain cues to Siri, letting you ask Siri using "shortcuts" from other apps.
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They learned how to deal with environmental cues and social stress without resorting to alcohol and other drugs.
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And it also can be tricked if you're using cameras that are looking for cues on the road.
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A great combination of materials and design cues that direct the visitor to the heart of the project.
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European markets closed higher on Wednesday as investors took cues from overseas markets and digested fresh earnings reports.
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One is taking cues from what's the most powerful tool that we all use as scientists every day.
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The Home Hub also has voice cues that let you get a lot of information all at once.
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Today, subtle facial and body cues help drivers and walkers alike understand what moves cars will make next.
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When PAK1 is administered, "you just wait four days, [and] they recover it with natural cues," Roy said.
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Social awareness cues—like the "seen-by" list on Instagram Stories—enslave us to obsessive, ouroboric usage patterns.
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In a highly variable market where the drug's composition is constantly shifting, these cues may not be present.
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Before, I would simply let the moment take over and proceed as long I was receiving physical [cues].
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It could also detect intonation, contexts behind words and non-verbal cues such as the tilt of head.
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Women still look to magazines (whatever form that may take) for their cues; the internet is an accelerant.
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Well, it sounds like the actors took their cues from the movies and became friends with benefits IRL.
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It was easier to avoid talking over one another, because hands gestures and head position provided conversational cues.
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This can help children learn to recognize non-verbal cues, such as when someone is uncomfortable or happy.
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These abilities seem closely tied to human interaction, and corresponding social cues that develop regardless of their environment.
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Just as under Pruitt, success against earlier assaults offers cues for today's opposition to the agency's new leadership.
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We're taking our cues from the Republic of Venice and we're doing affirmative voting on the first iteration.
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Given concerns about economic growth, investors have looked closely for cues from the Federal Reserve on monetary policy.
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The S8 takes some cues from Google's software-heavy approach and marries that with great optics and hardware.
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"I take cues from music that inspires me, movies that inspire me, artists that inspire me," she explains.
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Once you're in the middle of a running session, the voice coach shifts over to more inspirational cues.
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Believe it or not, taking cues from your boo's astrological sign can result in a seriously meaningful gift.
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Investors are also awaiting cues from the national budget which the government is set to unveil in November.
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"These cues are what help to bring context to what we're experiencing with our other senses," Littlejohn said.
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They will be watching the debate intently for cues that will allow them to vote without feeling ill.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Next is taking fashion cues from bankers, which doesn't mean just donning a Hermes tie.
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When it comes to raising daughter Suri, Katie Holmes looks to her own mom, Kathleen, for parenting cues.
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And it's true — the U11 is a good-looking phone, borrowing some cues from the recently announced Ultra.
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By attaching the firm's products to their chair, deaf players can feel those cues instead of hearing them.
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But longer waits such as those in airport cues, and other idling exceeding five minutes, will not count.
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" On how her psychic abilities interact with her work life: "I take a lot of cues from colors.
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We need better education about the verbal and nonverbal cues that can signal discomfort and distress during sex.
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Yet they often make insufficient allowance for those nuances when others are speaking, or miss the relevant cues.
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Zahra Hirji reports that climate change videos are the latest category of YouTube videos to get the cues.
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People who used CBD didn't notice an impact on cravings or withdrawal, but found cigarette cues less appealing.
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It's a sloppy performance with a lot of missed cues and it lacks any sort of basic cohesion.
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And all the while, Greengrass and Rouse use very subtle cues to make sure you're following the action.
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The app also takes some cues from existing drawing tools from Adobe like Photoshop Sketch and Illustrator Draw.
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Domestically, traders are also awaiting cues from the roll-over of monthly derivatives contracts later in the day.
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Trading in the yen was choppy, with traders taking cues from various headlines regarding Japan's economic stimulus package.
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But Amos, who's worked with Solange and Jourdan Dunn, didn't take his cues from his star-studded clientele.
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For about 20 Saturdays, I sat with a group of eight girls and talked about hunger/fullness cues.
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When we got back to your place, you ignored clear, non-verbal cues; you kept going with advances.
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And hey, maybe Blunt and Krasinski will take a few cues from Jenna Dewan and Channing Tatum, too.
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Learn how to emotionally connect with your audience, read cues, prep and rehearse your story, and much more.
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You really do take cues from the people around you who lived with this for years on end.
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As the Apple Watch took cues from Ikepod, maybe the next iPhone could use a little Talby magic.
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The aesthetic and mechanical cues, the sleeve-worn inspirations, are great, all from the best kind of precedents.
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Using GPS and the built-in compass in the phone, the app then generates its spatial audio cues.
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Kimmy and Keith's subconscious reactions cause them to respond to those seemingly-harmless external cues in defensive ways.
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Namely, I asked: Do you lose access to the memory if the object that cues it goes away?
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Without this hormone, it can be harder to pick up on social cues and even be more sociable.
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His research has inspired a wide range of different robots taking their cues from nature, specifically animal locomotion.
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Like, how you talk to a submissive: the tone of voice you use, the different cues you use.
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The larger concern may be that Trump takes his cues from these loyalists and attemtps to depose Mueller.
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We're all mammals, after all, so we do have a few emotional cues — like facial expressions — in common.
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Nudges are subtle cues or hints that push you to make a certain decision without forcing you to.
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Those same power imbalances help explain why women, in general, tend to be better at reading social cues.
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Only the physically expressive cues of the concertmaster, Joseph Morag, hinted at the amount of autonomy he enjoyed.
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While the family dogs were good at picking up human cues, like pointing, sheltered dogs were less practiced.
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She does not pick up on nonverbal cues or statements that I need to get back to work.
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Democrats, meanwhile, still take their retirement policy cues mostly from interest groups that benefit from the status quo.
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Moving removed the cues that drive habits and apparently forced voters to make decisions about what to do.
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Some studies have shown subtle cues can have unconscious effects on our behavior, if the information is notable.
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Trump has reportedly complained that Democrats are far better at taking cues from their party's leadership than Republicans.
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Her speech, filled with emotional cues, recalling her mother's struggle, ignited social media and the Madame President movement.
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U.S. shares recovered on Wednesday while Asian stocks rose on Thursday, taking cues from gains on Wall Street.
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U.S. government debt prices fell on Friday, as investors took their cues from the action in European bonds.
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There are audio cues to help remember what to do, but you can also listen to music apps.
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The writing is on the wall, in the form of behavioral cues that shape a company's cultural norms.
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These so-called "nudges" often use positive cues and suggestions rather than rules to try to change behavior.
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These flavorful grilled prawns take some cues from Nigeria, with a mix of ginger, garlic, and Suya spice.
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Presenting Paul Weller: the unexpectedly Woke Daddy that the British entertainment industry should be taking its cues from.
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"Police perceive ambiguous actions as suspicious because of subtle cues or instincts," Ferguson wrote in a 2014 paper.
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McKendrick takes cues from fashion drawings of the kind that appeared in Vogue in the 1930s and '40s.
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Textual cues translated from other locations give the player hints as to where the next motherlode might lie.
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Aston took several styling cues from the company's DB10 movie car created for the 2015 Bond flick "Spectre."
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The handset does borrow a few cues from recent handsets, including, notably, the embrace of the top notch.
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In the rare occurrence of an accident, the car will also communicate instructions using audio and visual cues.
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Taking cues from breast implants, Elist started to develop an idea for a solid and shelf-stable prosthesis.
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Mathews added that markets will largely be driven by global cues and the upcoming Budget on Feb. 16.53.
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"I felt that defensively there were some missed cues on a few assignments," Philadelphia coach Brett Brown said.
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Among their findings: Cues of civil conversations include greetings and gratitude as well as opinions that are hedged.
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We took cues from trail mix for this trifle, but you can use whatever sweets are your favorite.
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Investors take cues primarily from corporate earnings, forecasts of economic growth and whether stocks are expensive or cheap.
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They found that indeed, caribou paid close attention to the directional cues of their neighbors ahead of them.
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The information cues would appear right below the video with a separate link to the full Wikipedia page.
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Taking cues from footwork and UK bass, DeBois melds disparate sounds into heady experiments in rhythm and texture.
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Even a majority of the dramatized films in this series take their cues from real-life prison experiences.
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In other words, we'd overlook cues needed to make important, daily decisions about our safety, relationships and careers.
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Nearly 60 percent of the American respondents said their parents were the primary source of these restrictive cues.
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We respond to cues in our environment — we decide if they're risks or threats — and act on them.
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The cues could not be more precise and effective; the shifting rhythms emerge with incisive attack and terror.
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Both letters represented a new experiment in how to use low-cost, behavioral cues to shift medical practices.
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"Local cues giving indication of resurgence of growth will be keenly watched in the near term," he added.
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Stine said the intuitive relationship between a coach and player could make it possible to give meaningful cues.
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And the idea that Houston should in some ways take cues from Manhattan has class undertones, he said.
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Children take cues from adults, and it is best to expose them to nutritious foods in structured environments.
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Examine facial cues and body language: eyes and mouth softening, shoulders lowering or letting breath out, for example.
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Chinese law does not follow precedent, but courts around the country do look to decisions nationwide for cues.
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Each of Mr. Zorn's game pieces begins as a series of guiding cues and rules written on cards.
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For me, the cues are aural (the ping, the French horn) and visual (pop-ups on the screen).
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Mahalli noted that humans are visual creatures, and during sex you can go off of subconscious visual cues.
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Companies say they are following cues from officials, which means the pain could last past the holiday season.
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" He also took cues from the colorful fantasia of Akira Kurosawa's work, like his 1980 historical drama "Kagemusha.
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The market took cues from gains in Wall Street shares after the Fed cut interest rates as expected.
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We needed to incorporate more visual cues into the icon design language using our modernized Fluent Design Language.
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Timecode can be a trigger for lighting cues, displaying video, setting audio levels, and executing more complex operations.
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Indeed, after re-analyzing their training data, the authors found ample evidence of these so-called spurious cues.
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It wasn't that they cared less what those faces were communicating; they were simply blind to the cues.
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Investors also sought further cues on the U.S. Federal Reserve's trajectory on monetary easing later in the month.
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In politics, as the political scientist Brendan Nyhan has written, avoiding "partisan and ideological cues" is particularly important.
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Instead, take cues from your kids, and if they start asking questions, ask them questions of your own.
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Taking a pause before your first bites can help you become more in tune with your hunger cues.
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The clock in your brain doesn't just take cues from light, but from the hormone melatonin as well.
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These sounds act as cues for young fish looking to settle down and establish communities of their own.
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Despite his low profile, Weisselberg is not afraid to take his cues from the boss and play hardball.
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Taking cues from fast-food restaurants, many convenience stores are also providing drive-through windows and ordering kiosks.
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It's a game about exploring a space, picking up on cues from it, and piecing together the past.
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Identifications can also be influenced by a witness's biases and by subtle cues from the police and prosecutors.
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Trump can't force Congress to pass his budget, although lawmakers might take some cues from his detailed proposal.
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In other words, Trump's digressions and rambles are much easier to follow in person thanks to subtle cues.
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This works when organizing takes place on a micro level, where there are shared linguistic assumptions and cues.
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The founders say they rely on simple cues, like a character wearing a hijab, or other religious context.
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Meanwhile, taking cues from the top, a general tendency toward poor ethics is spiraling down throughout the government.
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"The market is taking its cues from risk assets," said Lisa Hornby, U.S. fixed income portfolio manager at Schroders.
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With Samsung's new Serif TV, designer brothers Erwan and Ronan Bouroullec looked to the past instead for design cues.
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"Styling cues in Honda and Acura cars have become more and more common," said one of the knowledgeable individuals.
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We were just cycling through these cues that we had rehearsed that had nothing to do with the scene.
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Cues like changes in temperature, for example, can impact things like the time a plant flowers for several generations.
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As he got closer, the game provided visual cues of where to place your lightsaber to block his attacks.
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It was titled "The Cruelest Show on Earth," and described an elephant, Nicole, being punished for missing her cues.
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More than that, the user can better understand facial cues, such as happiness or surprise, when talking to others.
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Its app translates your brain's sparks of electricity, which fire any time you have a thought, into audio cues.
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Newlyweds Kelsea Ballerini and Morgan Evans are taking marriage cues from another Nashville couple: Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman!
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But there are some other complex hormonal cues during digestion that, when overloaded, can lead to a food coma.
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Parties are useful to voters as cues or signals about which candidates are closest to their personal policy preferences.
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The normal cues that cause the queens to disperse don't come -- so these super nests often have multiple queens.
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Although this has not resulted in dramatically different behaviors, it is likely that reduced cues will have some impact.
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European stock markets rose then fell on Wednesday, as investors took cues from the whipsaw in U.S. market action.
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They seem to take their cues from poll results and electoral returns, not necessarily from phone calls and emails.
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They could use subliminal cues in the online environment to make us feel either more happy or more sad.
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Market participants eyed European manufacturing data due on Thursday for cues on whether growth in that region is improving.
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The aides around the table in both photographs appear to take their cues from the man at the top.
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Expect Messenger to continue taking cues from Asia's messaging apps like Line and KakaoTalk to make itself more youthful.
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His supporters and members of his administration have taken cues from the president that coarseness is acceptable, even encouraged.
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He took cues for creating a list of and categorizing victims and for taking steroids prior to an attack.
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I can cede that, without facial and vocal cues, it's hard to know the exact tone of someone's message.
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