Now his definition of American patriotism is a very narrow definition, a very parochial definition.
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New high-definition images Ever watched an old standard-definition video on a high-definition TV?
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Is it the Bill Clinton definition or the Mormon definition?
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Shrinking the definition of them and expanding the definition of us.
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So my definition of "bad" and her definition of "good" are different.
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"So his definition of honor was 100 percent in alignment with ISIS' definition of honor or even a neo-Nazi's definition of honor," Koehler says.
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Netflix recommends at least 22020Mbps for a reasonable experience of its streaming services in standard definition, 13Mbps for high definition and 21Mbps for ultra-high definition.
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We gave you tonight the definition of what a spy is, the dictionary definition.
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It replaces the old definition of the kilogram that didn't even have a definition.
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At launch, smartphone users can pick from standard definition (540p) or high definition (720p), while tablet users will have the additional option for the higher definition of 1080p.
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All YouTube videos are available in standard definition, but select videos can usually be watched in high definition or ultra-high definition, meaning the picture will be sharper.
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At one point, Verizon objected to his definition of "Verizon" and proposed its own definition.
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A broader definition of autism Also, the definition of autism has changed through the decades.
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The definition of 'mass shooting' variesThere is no broadly accepted definition of a mass shooting.
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Most television sets today come with 4K high-definition resolution, also known as ultrahigh definition.
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What is lost, as each day blends into the next, in vaguely similar ways, is the mechanistic definition of time, the capitalist definition of time, the industrial definition of time.
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"It's a pretty generous definition [of fast]," Marra explained without sharing exactly what that definition is.
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CNN's definition of a terror attack is not exactly the same as the Jane's definition, however.
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Yes, this definition depends on the definition of both the speed of light and the second.
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So argue about what the definition should be, but you've got the same definition agreed upon.
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Theow parses why that definition is flawed — beginning with the fact that Reddit's narrow definition excludes movies.
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Maybe there&aposs a legal definition - - legal definition as to why he&aposs not part of this.
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But they define peace differently and want it according to their definition, not the other side's definition.
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"It's sort of like upgrading your TV to go from standard definition to high definition," he added.
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"My definition of a train wreck and your definition of a train wreck are different," Parry said.
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"My definition of big money and everybody else's definition of big money is completely different," Punk explained.
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Essentially, the definition of the meter is now baked into the definition of the speed of light.
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"Whilst the definition is clear in our law, an understanding of that definition is completely lacking," she explained.
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The dude desperately wanted to tell me his definition of Latina because he thought my definition was wrong.
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Unlike the definition of daylight saving time, the definition of a decade is not governed by legal guidelines.
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Maybe the law can change on what the legal definition is of bias but the moral definition never changes.
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By definition ... these crises almost by definition are something you don't see coming — otherwise you'd be prepared for it.
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The solution: consider both of these definitions of diversity — the broader definition and the more specific, identity-based definition.
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Videos now default to standard definition resolution, which uses far less bandwidth than high definition and 4K resolution videos.
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Massachusetts divided over definition of "assault rifle" Massachusetts divided over definition of "assault rifle" This segment originally aired Nov.
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Video streaming is limited to standard definition unless customers pay an additional $25 a month for access to high definition.
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"My definition of self-care is different than anyone else's definition, and that's kind of the point," Ms. Borges said.
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"For those who asked what is my standard definition of racism, here is an answer: Note definition 1," wrote Hume.
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It depends on what your definition of populist — sometimes there's a misnomer to that definition that's somewhat of a pejorative.
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YouTube videos that previously streamed in high definition by default will now default to standard definition for the coming month.
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"I wanted to allow Gorey his self-definition, and his self-definition is essentially not to define himself," he said.
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Whether it is 4K, 5K, high-definition or ultra-high definition, each next-generation technology will require retrofitting our infrastructure.
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But the issue has always been that Netflix wants Cannes to give up its definition and take on Netflix's definition instead.
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Netflix usually offers users on its higher-tier plans the option of streaming content in high definition or ultra-high definition.
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With the leap from PlayStation 2 to PlayStation 3, visuals went from standard definition (480p) to high definition (720p and up).
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This is not the HIGH DEFINITION you see on television; this is the DEFINITION of what it is to be HIGH.
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The problem is that no one, anywhere, has a rigorous definition of newsworthiness, much less a definition that they actually follow.
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The new definition is so restrictive that, as a practical matter, no business will meet the definition of joint employer ever.
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This makes the definition of cheating different depending on the relationship, similarly to how the definition can vary in monogamous relationships.
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I think the definition of what they're calling harmful and even the definition of stereotypes is in certain contexts very fuzzy.
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In Europe, Netflix is removing its highest bandwidth within each resolution category — Ultra High Definition (UHD), High Definition (HD) and Standard Definition (SD) — for 30 days to help preserve the smooth functioning of the Internet during the coronavirus outbreak.
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In Europe, Netflix is removing its highest bandwidth within each resolution category — Ultra High Definition (UHD), High Definition (HD) and Standard Definition (SD) — for 30 days to help preserve the smooth functioning of the Internet during the coronavirus outbreak.
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The North Carolina law sets a uniform definition of what constitutes illegal discrimination and bans local municipalities from deviating from that definition.
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There is no specific definition of an impeachable crime, in the way that there is a definition of robbery, assault or embezzlement.
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Immediately after Legend's intro, MeetYourDA presents a concrete definition of a DA. "This is a really important part — the definition," Zamora said.
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In the case of definition, we compare the literal meaning of a proposed definition with the actual meaning we want to define.
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We have an instinctively individualistic definition of what happiness means; many other cultures have an instinctively collectivist definition of what happiness means.
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The definition of anti-Semitism in that bill tracks with the working definition adopted by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance in 2016.
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But the panel decried China's "broad definition of terrorism and vague references to extremism and unclear definition of separatism in Chinese legislation".
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The file size for this 7.83 hour film when downloading via iTunes ranged from 1.86GB for standard definition to 4.6GB for high definition.
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I think it's funny that selfies are by definition a picture of oneself taken by oneself, so they are by definition self-centered.
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Trump's apparent misunderstanding of the definition of a recession is not the first time he has publicly been mistaken about an economic definition.
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If your video quality is spotty, try lowering your video from HD to standard definition by adjusting the settings: Settings > Quality > Standard Definition.
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And since Congress didn't come up with an alternate definition, that remains, to this day, the only definition of "natural born" we have.
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In short, the group who created the SOPP flipped the widely accepted "no means no" definition of consent to a "yes means yes" definition.
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In the reader's proposed definition it is built into the definition of an unacceptable lie that it serves the liar's purposes not the hearers.
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Shumate offered a narrower definition: "Profit arising from service to a foreign government," though he acknowledged the broader definition also appeared in the dictionary.
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Videos on the platform now default to standard definition for all users worldwide, a step down from the high definition that users typically see.
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The answer is, obviously, that racism is bad by definition, so the things that people say, think, and do are by definition not racism.
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By definition, an apology is an acknowledgment of offense or failure, but words don't always mean their dictionary definition: Context matters, Dr. Tannen said.
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"By this definition, as far as I can tell, deer is not meat, but elk is, based on the state's definition of "livestock" and "poultry.
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The Fed chose a broad definition of "debit" under the act and thus it could limit the reach of an overregulation by narrowing that definition.
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To preempt debate, we use the U.S. Census Bureau's definition of the Midwest region which, unlike its definition of the South, shouldn't be too controversial.
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Keep in mind that the video picture on the older television will be in standard definition (not the high-definition image an HDTV can show).
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The ECB's existing definition of price stability aims at prices rising at below 2%, while its inflation target definition sets it "close but below 2%".
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To help, post two or three different definitions of feminism, like this one from the Random House dictionary, Gloria Steinem's definition, or bell hooks's definition.
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That falls under the definition of "forcible oral sodomy," and that definition doesn't actually include incapacitation in its list of examples of what "forcible" means.
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"I believe the definition of definition is reinvention," wrote former Black Flag frontman Henry Rollins in a 1993 Details essay linking physical fitness with personal rebirth.
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"But throughout history, every successful age in human history has enabled humanity, ever slowly, to expand the definition of us and shrink the definition of them."
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The Standard option has high-definition content on two screens, while the Premium one has ultra high-definition content that can be viewed on four screens.
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Drone operators may run into problems, as well, depending on whether a state created a new definition of surveillance or merely expanded an existing criminal definition.
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Now, this definition can vary, which means supermoons can occur multiple times a year, or about once every 203 months, depending on the definition you use.
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In other words, rather than using the classic definition of a pandemic, the WHO found itself leaning on its a definition that mixed severity and spread.
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High-definition streams require more bandwidth, so setting users' streams to standard-definition by default should help to lower bit rates and free up internet access.
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Because, from a different point of view, this definition is inadequate: not because it fails to bring the meaning of the definition closer to the actual meaning of courage, but because all it does is try to save the original definition by tacking on ad hoc exceptions.
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"The dictionary definition of the word differs from our definition slightly, but to us, it was a sort of medieval form of 'cheers,&apos" he told Thrillist.
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Until 2012, the FBI's definition of rape had remained unchanged since 1927, and bore a striking resemblance to the definition of rape in medieval English common law.
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"We suggested that they provide a definition of 'systemic,' a definition of 'widespread' and then provide quantitative data to support the conclusion," he told Marketplace and APM.
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BY DEFINITION, EVERY SINGLE DOLLAR THE COMPANY HAS TO SPEND MAINTAINING YESTERDAY'S FADING NETWORKS IS BY DEFINITION A DOLLAR THEY CAN'T SPEND LAYING FIBER AND TOMORROW'S TECHNOLOGY.
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What seems the most troubling about extending the definition of marriage to same-sex couples is that it will be difficult to stop with this revised definition.
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Streaming 10 hours of video in standard definition can eat about 2.44 gigabytes of data, and 10 hours of high-definition video can chomp through 8.47 gigabytes.
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It also assumes that the exit poll's definition of Hispanic voters is close enough to the census definition that the two can be compared in these terms.
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The "definition" of the clue comes at either the beginning or the end of a clue; since we already have doctor, "lover" has to be the definition.
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Any increase should be justified based on the goals of the definition, and there is no evidence that the current definition is failing to adequately protect investors.
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He urged streaming platforms to cooperate with telecom providers and to consider adapting the throughput of video streaming by temporarily offering standard definition rather than high definition.
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Just as we collectively transitioned from standard definition to high definition earlier this century, the TV industry is making it pretty hard to avoid upgrading to 4K.
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Raghu added that the Senate bill's definition of harassment risks solidifying a new standard for a definition of sexual misconduct that's already being narrowed by the courts.
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"Defendants do not articulate why they are changing the public charge definition, why this new definition is needed now, or why the definition set forth in the Rule—which has absolutely no support in the history of U.S. immigration law—is reasonable," Judge Daniels wrote in his opinion.
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And unlike the more narrow definition of personal data in the US, the GDPR definition extends to any linked data, as well as any organizations that process data.
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Here one reader accepted my definition, but claimed that my lies do not fall under it: Many of your examples are actually not lies by your own definition.
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The USDA definition of "natural" is "minimally processed" — basically any fresh food qualifies under that definition, even if it comes from a particularly cruel or environmentally destructive farm.
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Another bill signed by Brown expands the definition of rape to include other types of sexual assault that do not meet the state definition of rape during sentencing.
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These facts indicate EpiPen does not meet the definition of a multiple source drug, but, in fact, meets the definition of a single source drug or brand drug.
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Tech Tip Q. When it comes to streaming and downloading movies, do you really notice that much of a difference between standard definition and the high-definition version?
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Yes. But the definition of a racist — the textbook definition, as Paul Ryan might say — is someone who treats some people better than others because of their race.
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How to get the best quality videoYou can choose whether you want standard-definition video—which is faster to download and takes up less space—or high-definition video.
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He responded with the following statement:My point was less about the definition, and more about the fact that in doing diligence BI and TC should have checked the definition.
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The news is hard to ignore, even in a food story: Hindu supremacists, who push a narrow definition of Indianness, also push a narrow definition of India's food culture.
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The other one is to be really clear on your definition of success and what that looks like, and just pursue that instead of everyone else's definition of success.
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More specifically, she did so by pointing a phone camera into a mirror — the traditional definition of a selfie and, at the Met Gala, the traditional definition of terrible behavior.
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One definition is advantages granted to a certain community, but the other definition is an honor to be, and I think it's an honor to be in this black skin.
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By definition, this would result in a "capital surplus" and therefore an increase in foreign investment in the U.S. This is a necessary result of trade deficits, again by definition.
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Nationwide protests began against the measure's absence of affirmative action, the vague definition of sexual assault, the penalty for this crime and, most significantly, the definition of the term transgender.
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The definition the study used for "middle class" is based on former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich's definition, which is anyone who makes between 50% and 150% of that median.
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Although it has a broad definition, lit is still heard most frequently in the context of parties, outings, or social gatherings, and its original slang definition is still in use.
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The breakdown is: Opposed to (definition) + gittin' older (definition with a "country" accent) Someone who is "opposed to" something is against it, especially if you happen to be Groucho Marx.
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It uses the longstanding definition of harassing conduct in Title XI and Title VI cases, a definition that has been upheld numerous times in a variety of cases and contexts.
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UK introduces a clear definition for anti-Semitism, but it's unclear it'll change anything UK introduces a clear definition for anti-Semitism, but it's unclear it'll change anything The British Prime Minister Theresa May announced on Monday that the UK is to adopt an official definition of anti-Semitism for the first time.
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Wyoming modified its definition of "unserved" populations, raising the definition for high-speed reliable internet from 10 Megabits per second (Mbps) download and 1 Mbps upload to the FCC's standard of 85033 Mbps download and 3 Mbps upload — which allows more communities to qualify for state funding than under the prior definition.
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"Defendants do not articulate why they are changing the public charge definition, why this new definition is needed now, or why the definition set forth in the Rule—which has absolutely no support in the history of U.S. immigration law—is reasonable," US District Judge George Daniels wrote in his opinion in October.
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Lenovo offers two options: a Full High Definition (FHD) display with a resolution of 1,920 x 1,080, and an Ultra High Definition (UHD) display with a resolution of 3,840 x 2,160.
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By narrow definition, "fake news" is "news that is totally fabricated, that has no basis in reality," he said; but the broader, more accurate, definition includes partially fabricated or misleading information.
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While there can be no exhaustive definition of anti-Semitism, because it can take many forms, the IHRA definition has been an essential tool for identifying contemporary manifestations of anti-Semitism.
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Initial drafts of a definition that incorporated brain death were criticized for sympathizing with the need for organ donors — a criticism that still exists for the current definition of brain death.
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" It reads, "There is a new definition of sexy.
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" He also added: "What's the definition of a cult?
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" Greenwald and I talked about his definition of "evidence.
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" The rule establishes a very broad definition of "fiduciaries.
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This time around, things will be different -- by definition.
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" But he may have his own definition of "secured.
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" Or: "You know the definition of a Southern moderate?
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In a Monday memo detailing the legal definition for "sanctuary jurisdictions," Sessions said areas that match his definition will be ineligible to receive grants from the Departments of Justice or Homeland Security.
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In the housing field there will always be people who descend into the definition of HUD's definition of chronic homelessness because there are not enough programs that scientifically address their unique needs.
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Becoming a citizen did not require me to conform to some narrow definition of what an American is; it proved that the definition of an American was expansive enough to include me.
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Behind it was a red R.V. with a helicopter on top of it, and all around were high-definition TVs playing promotional loops of other high-definition TVs installed in sumptuous settings.
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Moreover, it's easier to present the rates of shooting as increasing if you use a more restrictive definition of mass shootings; it's harder to show an increase with a more expansive definition.
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To me these books, and Linn Ullmann's 'Unquiet,' excellent though they are, do not fit the older, more customary definition of novel, even though that definition encompasses so many kinds of novel.
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For the money transmitter/payment instrument seller charge, Judge Pooler also agreed with the defense that Bitcoin doesn't fall under the definition of "payment" instrument, and referenced the IRS's definition as an example.
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According to Human Rights Watch, an advocacy organization that is opposing the legislation, the law does not include a clear definition of infrastructure operators, and many businesses could be lumped into the definition.
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They claim our definition of shootings in a public place that don't involve another crime as arbitrary, and they don't even mention that we had used the FBI's traditional definition for such shootings.
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That, I would say, is one definition of being original.
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The Kantian definition of beauty is to use no concept.
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Then Comer asks for the definition of an experimental control.
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The definition of terrorism is violence for a political gain.
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Taraji P. Henson is the definition of a beauty chameleon.
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Trump revels in putting his definition up against other people's.
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But that simple definition covers an enormous range of topics.
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"They will actually get smaller and have more muscle definition."
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A disturbance, by definition, is something that affects later measurements.
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It's unclear what definition or timeframe the transition will use.
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And that definition will keep shifting as the program grows.
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"Groups are by definition always public domain," Wuchty told me.
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So not yet a bear market by Dow Theory definition.
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What has changed is the definition of the status quo.
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"It truly was the definition of young love," she said.
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Kameli seems to question the conventional definition of a 'stranger.
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His attack would not count using the more narrow definition.
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In his ruling, Messitte embraced a broad definition of emoluments.
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Pedersen, on the other hand, applies a far stricter definition.
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And my definition of stoicism ... Back then it meant what?
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But some people's definition of GIF is broader than others.
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Is there a more textbook definition of misogyny than that?
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"There's an actual definition of [this] disorder," he told Healthline.
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All toilets, even the clean ones, are by definition unsanitary.
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"More peace talks meet Einstein's definition of insanity," she says.
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We failed because our definition of we wasn't big enough.
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" And Justice Alito chimed in: "What's the definition of reasonable?
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Brute redistribution ranked lowest as a definition of the term.
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That should be the definition of our success and excellence.
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Will our sense of provenance change according to Zuckerberg's definition?
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By this definition, the change has been somewhat less dramatic.
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The definition of "fake news" has not been made clear.
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Courage, by definition, involves doing something that makes you afraid.
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I guess I don't know my definition of sexy yet.
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By definition, if your product is at MVP, it's viable.
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The basic standard definition plan will remain unchanged, at £5.99.
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They do not reach the threshold set by King's definition.
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Refinery29: Can you give me your definition of "Lady Powers"?
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Starlink by definition will cover all parts of the globe.
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"I don't know if that fits your definition of vindicated."
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Perhaps that promises a new definition of actually "manning up".
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CRUZ: Well, under the definition of torture, no, it's not.
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But first a definition: what does this slippery word mean?
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By that definition Jeremy Corbyn is failing in his vocation.
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A loose definition of 'humor' seem to be an epidemic.
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The end result: ethereal beauty that's the definition of #goals.
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The display is also pretty low definition compared to Fitbit.
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Then, as now, Facebook's definition of "news" was comically loose.
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Last year the FCC changed the definition of broadband internet.
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By definition, leaving the EU means leaving its customs union.
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You are the definition of FEARFULLY and WONDERFULLY made baby!
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Saudi Arabia's definition of extremist might differ from your own.
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That qualifies as a sharp slowdown by the authors' definition.
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So your definition of friend is gonna have to change.
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So, I think of you as the definition of popstar.
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Your definition of "hot" may be different than someone else's.
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I'm starting to see more definition, and it is exciting!!
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Either way, your definition of Aquarius is about to broaden.
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Secret political ads are by definition an attack on democracy.
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Ask about police reform Start by asking for a definition.
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It's established that the Chimera is the definition of overkill.
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Acer V6820i 4K Ultra High Definition Wireless Home Theater Projector
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The final obstacle is the broadening definition of organised crime.
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People with large pots are by definition squirrellers, not splurgers.
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Hopefully, this will result in some kind of official definition.
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Definition: a habitual and prolific reader; a compulsive book buyer.
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By definition, it's not the home of days gone by.
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So now, the definition of a diamond is crystallized carbon.
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And the fact that weddings are by definition suuuuper traditional.
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It's no secret that Jackie is the definition of class.
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Globalization is changing the definition of "average" stature across countries.
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Since then, however, the Trump Administration has rescinded Obama's definition.
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Most blockchain enthusiasts have a unnaturally narrow definition of trust.
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He was a brute, the definition of an army nut.
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JARRETT: You know, this is really the definition of corruption.
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But the site's definition of "controversial" seems to have changed.
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He is the definition of a meat and potatoes guy.
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The FBI definition of rape is unlikely to be changed.
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It's by definition a niche program on a niche network.
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Prudence, under this definition, is one of the highest virtues.
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" The entire night feels like the dictionary definition of "triumphant.
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You're going to have a lot of action by definition.
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The powerful — use definition to bully others, we all lose.
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They argued that was against the definition of a constructor.
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Because democracy, by definition, works by consent, not by force.
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A second definition widely in use is much more narrow.
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If it meets the definition of terrorism, call it that.
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"There's actually no standard definition of a concussion," Harmon says.
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The best open world games have, by definition, memorable worlds.
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"You're buying volatility in the markets by definition," he said.
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That's totally fine and that's OK that definition is changing.
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Also new in High Sierra: Definition, Noise Reduction and Sharpen.
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Give me a quick definition and we'll get to it.
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Clapper explained why, by his definition, WikiLeaks is not journalism.
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I guess in closing, what is your definition of punk?
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The picture displayed on your phone is in high definition.
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That is the definition of separation of church and state.
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"I don't like the definition of natural wine," he admits.
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By definition, Tuesday's debate took placed in a controlled environment.
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The definition of "rule" in the order is extremely broad.
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There is no globally agreed definition or dialogue about ISIS.
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The definition of "assault weapon" in that ban was weak.
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By definition, that's most everybody with power in this country.
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Yeah, but "killing" is a weird definition in this context.
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However, the definition used by the AfDB is very broad.
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It offers no definition for what counts as an emergency.
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The pharmaceutical industry is the very definition of a centralization.
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By definition, organizations serve us, not the other way around.
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But this definition, it seems to me, is too restrictive.
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Perhaps, in essence, our definition of life is too narrow.
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Is that not the very definition of a trade war?
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Judiciary Committee's broadened definition of an impeachable offense that holds
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"By definition, these demands require the ability to behave flexibly."
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Some have raised concerns that the definition is too broad.
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By definition, former presidents lack the influence they once had.
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I guess this may be the definition of a miracle.
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And to me, that's the definition of a great heart.
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It relied on an absurdly broad definition of "official act".
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By the federal definition, they were not homeless on Monday.
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There is a transatlantic divide on the definition of nativism.
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That does not meet the conventional dictionary definition of "strengthened".
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Same with politicians – by definition they have to win reelection.
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The term "presumptive nominee" has no formal definition in politics.
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But the government is generous in its definition of work.
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Essentially, it is your ultimate goal or definition of success.
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First, the sides disagree over the definition of the Internet.
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By definition we set out where we want to go.
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By definition, this is the opposite of an Obama decision.
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Your definition is not in the holy book, he said.
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The question is over the definition of the "sex" part.
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Under any fair political definition, I am simply a Nationalist.
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Its definition of rape is narrow and excludes marital rape.
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That's my new definition of going home for the holidays.
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By definition, this "statewide match" proposal would eliminate that disparity.
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Bob McDonnell of Virginia and narrowed the definition of bribery.
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And, by definition, the victims are dead, and cannot speak.
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His conviction was, by any definition, a major news story.
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It needs to find a definition and purpose beyond Trump.
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I CAN'T ANSWER IF I'M A GLOBALIST WITHOUT THE DEFINITION.
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This conclusion is true by definition and thus, thoroughly incontestable.
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What's the big problem with a nebulous joint employer definition?
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To do so would be the very definition of terrorism.
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Americans have a fairly loose definition of retirement these days.
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"This is the pure definition of corruption," tweeted Eric Trump.
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Tuesday night offered a good chance for some better definition.
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The Andriessen production may have stretched the definition of opera.
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It's an emotion and, by definition, lasts a few seconds.
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That would constitute a default under Moody's definition, it added.
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"Well it kind of depends on your definition," Stefan responds.
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Dotcom is not exactly the definition of a sympathetic defendant.
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DIAMOND: All right, give me the definition of a bigot.
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But the "mainstream" has no fixed definition in any event.
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The ruling only applied to the "crimes of violence" definition.
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It was not about what the definition of "end" was.
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Both of those races meet the definition of too close.
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That's the closest I've come to a definition of parenthood.
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The definition of open has changed over the years, though.
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Nor does he seem to meet Howard's definition of radicalism.
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Must work by definition deplete our bodies, make us sick?
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Why is a more expansive definition of masculinity needed today?
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Do you think the definition of masculinity has been shifting?
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The actions Carroll describes fit the legal definition of rape.
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Definition: the cup in which the final "soup" is served.
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That's because by definition, they aren't necessary for basic survival.
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" That's where she first read the definition for "gender dysphoria.
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In some broad definition, it is what makes us alive.
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Kerner's studies lead to the first clinical definition of botulism.
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Manchester's Umezushi is the very definition of a hidden gem.
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It's a definition of woman I am reluctant to accept.
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This sounded a lot like the definition of a zoo.
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The [definition of] rape [has] definitely changed and has expanded.
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By definition, all of her cards had just been stolen.
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Maybe this is where her new definition will actually begin.
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Debate thus far has focused on the definition of consent.
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Medicare today doesn't meet the definition DSA has laid out.
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I've always had a loose definition of the word 'infinite.
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Its definition defies any meaning that is pinned to it.
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Those who are pregnant are not included in this definition.
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The definition of a universal flu vaccine is somewhat flexible.
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There's no formal or objective definition of such a phase.
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What role does a community's own definition of identity play?
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By definition, the boulders differ in composition from surrounding rocks.
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The classical definition doesn't consider the severity of the disease.
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And perhaps our definition of pure will have to change.
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It has been "the definition of viral," Mr. Neiss said.
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By definition, every child in an orphanage has been abandoned.
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A newspaper is by definition about all that is new.
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Just by definition, aren't you not in the United States?
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It is the definition of a viral piece of content.
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The thing is, peaks in demand are by definition exceptions.
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" You can call his comments "the very definition of racism.
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The definition of what constituted an assault was vastly expanded.
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From here, our definition of "whippits" starts to get expansive.
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Searches for the definition of "complicit" spiked in May, Dictionary.
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Sean Illing "Ego" is a term without a fixed definition.
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These questions strike at the very definition of Alzheimer's disease.
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The answer is that Roe's definition of privacy seemed different.
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Bailouts, by definition, exclude those who lived within their means.
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By definition, it becomes a game of cat and mouse.
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He asked for the definition, smiled, then spelled it correctly.
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This "Flatliners" is in fact a new definition of "meh."
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What the herd is buying is, by definition, in favor.
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To me, the definition of faith is to fear nothing.
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And whose definition of acceptably clean is the city using?
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Instantly, high definition pixels surge out of the black vacuum.
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By definition, world records are exceptional deviations from the norm.
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By definition, Asiatic dayflower is invasive, which somehow seems unfair.
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Pluto, without a doubt, fits the ancient definition of planets.
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Here, for many people, the definition of 'Americanness' is color.
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Yep. By definition, it's political in a lot of cases.
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But soon, YouTube will default to streaming at standard definition.
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I would reserve that definition for some other asset classes.
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And the crime appeared to neatly fit terrorism's legal definition.
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A definition of the American dream, as explained by Investopedia.
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Deerfield's ordinance sets its own extensive definition of the term.
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That was the definition of hats for decades and decades.
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Resisting the West is Mr. Putin's definition of Russian sovereignty.
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The very definition of a First World problem: unopenable curtains.
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"Middle class" is not a concept with a fixed definition.
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"He is the definition of our mission statement," Parker said.
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And we worked with Tom Tom for high definition mapping.
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First, there are major issues with the definition of fascia.
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Oh, the "action" and "reaction" definition can be somewhat misleading.
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The government's deficit is by definition the private sector's surplus.
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The filled cartridges are not by definition a health risk.
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Last August, the administration put a new definition in place.
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By definition, pardons absolve someone of having broken the law.
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Roberts responded that such a definition could limit free expression.
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K., by definition, there can only be one ultimate option.
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Here, for many people, the definition of "Americanness" is color.
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Turns out, there's no one global definition of flash floods.
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At this point in history, that definition is extremely broad.
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But by definition sexual harassers and their victims aren't equals.
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Thus, if he loses, it must be, by definition, illegitimate.
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"An exclusive network is by definition excluding people," he said.
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"Boats are the definition of an underutilized asset," Baumgarten said.
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But living through it was not the definition of success.
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We would want a definition that would be broadly applicable.
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As always, we're keeping the definition of "thing" very… open.
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" Nocchi: "The definition of femininity evolves every year for us.
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Today, all children sold for sex are, by definition, trafficked.
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They remained feminine, by most people's definition of the term.
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There's no one definition for what art is, of course.
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It really all depends on your definition of rational middle.
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Sergio's definition of a leader is truer today than ever.
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We cannot solve any conflict with this definition of refugees.
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Expanding your definition of strength can help, too, he adds.
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That's the definition of kicking the can down the road.
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"Climate change is by definition a global story," she said.
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"But there was no common definition of success," they wrote.
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There is no legal parsing of the definition of exoneration.
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Acquaintance is, by definition, a surface understanding, susceptible to manipulation.
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By definition, there always has to be a first time.
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And who's definition of success are we talking about anyway?
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There was even widespread confusion as to its very definition.
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"It's not the conventional definition of national security," Ross said.
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The algorithm's definition is often wrong, or at least incomplete.
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But the rest of the definition is up for grabs.
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In the process, the definition of fake news has blurred.
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And actually we take that leadership to high definition mapping.
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"That's literally the definition of a pardon," this person said.
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Which, incidentally, happens to be the legal definition of insanity.
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The definition of a wall has grown ever more elastic.
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In cryptic cluing, the definition is usually the easy bit!
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And by the way, by definition, this thing is global.
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It had no real definition; it referred to many things.
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Broadening the definition gives employees greater privacy, Mr. Marsen said.
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They say, 'Well, we don't have a definition for you.
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"There was no clear definition of space," Mr. Chamoun said.
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The definitive article "the" in this definition gets to me.
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This broad definition of "school shooting" has come under scrutiny.
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The jury asked for the definition of a shelf company.
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The US government is arguing that the definition should stay.
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Their definition of "impeachable" is different than a private citizen's.
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My initials, MKB, and HD is high definition. Awesome. Yeah.
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Of course, this definition doesn't hold up under much scrutiny.
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The first definition is what market urbanists are talking about.
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The definition of a modest performer is shifting every day.
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This narrowed definition obscures the true might of identity politics.
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But a disorder, by definition, inhibits normal functioning, impedes success.
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"Babies, by definition, don't have enough life experience to meet the definition of addiction," says Hendrée Jones, executive director of UNC Horizons, a drug treatment program for pregnant women, moms, and drug-exposed children.
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With a default definition of 540p and 30 images per second, it's much lower than the best definition you can get on the PS4 with well-optimized games (1080p and 60 frames per second).
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These days, AI is a term applied indiscriminately to a host of systems, and while I'd like to say that many stretch the definition, I can't, because AI doesn't really have a proper definition.
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"A definition is a simple and precise sentence characterizing an object, and this is not a definition but a statement of fashionable values, much too complicated and partly aberrant," Mairesse told the Art Newspaper.
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During the first trial, some jurors struggled with the precise definition of the language of the charges, and their first question Wednesday — about the definition of consent — suggested they may again be grappling with meaning.
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In addition, they looked at a "broad" definition of income, which includes all owners of pass-through businesses, as well as a "narrow" definition, which only includes owners who are actively involved in the business.
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An astronomer's definition of a metal is different from a chemist's.
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Under Read's definition, the latter doesn't appear likely before year-end.
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Nuclear reactors are, by their very definition, immensely difficult to control.
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"There is no legal definition of a sanctuary city," Stumpf, said.
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This family is a FAMILY — matches every definition of a family.
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Immigration policy, by its very definition, is a form of discrimination.
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Google's definition of abusive advertising falls under lots of different categories.
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If you want a book that's the definition of "unputdownable," read:
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"I think I am the definition of being American," she said.
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A TV series, by definition, lasts longer than a feature film.
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Some samples tripped 503,250 ppb, the technical definition of hazardous waste.
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And too often, their definition of the Midwest leaves people out.
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"Our life, by definition, is changing all the time," he says.
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Many do not qualify even under an elastic definition of persecution.
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But when Empire is involved, that definition becomes twisted and perverted.
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Psychologists can't even agree on a definition of intelligence for people.
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Brockton, Massachusetts is the dictionary definition of a blue collar city.
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Base-tier subscribers get standard definition streaming on a single device.
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Now, your definition is amazing, but there's one problem: dry time.
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They did not get a definition but did draw a response.
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Choose your size and definition here for up to 35% off.
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The appeals court judges indicated that Messitte's definition was too broad.
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There's no standard definition of "intervention" throughout the autonomous car industry.
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Vinay appeared to be equally stumped, asking for the definition immediately.
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This is the definition of something we never knew we needed.
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It does not far under that definition according to the DOE.
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Broadcasting was also, by definition, a one-way stream of data.
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That is the very definition of putting politics before our Constitution.
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By definition, everything inside a VR or MR world is tracked.
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But "follow the money" can have a different, expanded definition, too.
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So there is not a specific definition for any one person.
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The technical definition behind the label is a bit more complex.
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Bougie is true to that definition in a lot of ways.
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A Python definition will very often produce or return a value.
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To be fair, the movie adheres to al Mansour's definition perfectly.
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That's because in Alaska, sexual assault has a very narrow definition.
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One problem is that the FDA's definition of honey is rudimentary.
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Since then, tech Easter eggs have evolved and expanded in definition.
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Open source is, by its very definition, a non-excludable good.
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That is what Cramer classified as the textbook definition of sloppiness.
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By definition, a surprise is something the consensus does not expect.
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"By definition, motion sickness is precipitated by motion," Dr. Suurna says.
|
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However that case pivoted on the technical definition of a taximeter.
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"You can push for a better definition of this," Rosen said.
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One effect was to broaden the definition of scandalising the judiciary.
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The classical definition of doggo originates from late-227th century slang.
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In your opinion, what is the definition of being self-made?
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The reason is that the definition of "seed stage" has changed.
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That sounds awfully a lot like the dictionary definition of marriage.
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But AI could help work out the best definition for you.
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THE definition of liberalism has long been the source of disagreement.
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It depends, for one thing, on the definition of "dry land".
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"People with SAD, by definition, do improve in springtime," he says.
|
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Whether that's voyeuristic of judgmental or nosy depends on your definition.
|
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No country shall dictate the definition of democracy and human rights.
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The new rules appear to be the definition of labor inflation.
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The assets only got "moved" by definition, but not in reality.
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And these are still, by definition, LTE technologies — not 5G ones.
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Kay Ivey signed the Definition of Moral Turpitude Act into law.
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The definition of what it means to love America will expand.
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Ice shelves are, by definition, already sitting on top of water.
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Amazon plans to air the show in 4K ultra high definition.
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Mann then clarified what he saw as the definition of privilege.
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Like collusion, "coordination" does not a settled definition in criminal law.
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It used to be where I could walk and see definition.
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Runyon's definition could be a game changer for a few reasons.
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This week will be the very definition of changing gears, stargazers.
|
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By definition, alpha for the market must equal zero (before fees).
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"Localization is, by definition, an act of changing content," Jenny said.
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But they are also, by definition, private—and therefore little understood.
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The powerful — use definition to bully others, we all lose. Okay.
|
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Our thought bubble: Does racism fit the definition of high crimes?
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But who's to say what your definition of rock bottom is?
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She is, as the moniker implies, the very definition of cool.
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By definition, bankruptcy occurs when an entity cannot pay its debts.
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It's time for us to challenge this narrow definition of beauty.
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GRANDMA: Well, I guess it depends on your definition of enjoyment.
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Cate Blanchett is just the definition of cool, always and forever.
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I am not, by any definition of the word, a camper.
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It's worth noting that the definition of health capital is subjective.
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Four albums aspire to subversion, but delight is disruptive by definition.
|
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"People's definition of 'clean' on planet Earth varies widely," Rusteen says.
|
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Remember when Steven was equating rehab to the definition of insanity?
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And she's just dealing with finding her own definition of perfect.
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Democratic government is required by definition to reflect the popular will.
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"I was the definition of early adopter back then," he says.
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The second problem is that the WHO definition largely ignores quality.
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Do you have the dictionary definition of a "doggo" at home?
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It's a soft and subtle way to create emphasis and definition.
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"The definition of a 'music video' is always changing," he said.
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The song, which speeds up throughout, is the definition of unsettling.
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What they're not quite clear on is the definition of dirty.
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The definition of farro has finally been cleared up as well.
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Young scientists, after all, are by definition the future of science.
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The book's main contribution is its highly entertaining definition of terms.
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The definition includes content alluding to homosexuality, drug addiction and prostitution.
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This is, by its very definition, the purpose of market research.
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However, laws and interpretations vary about the definition of drug impairment.
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By definition, objectives are significant, concrete, action oriented, and (ideally) inspirational.
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Bonus: You'll get great definition in addition to knot-free coils.
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How does that behavior not fit the textbook definition of racism?
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It fit the federal definition of "domestic terrorism" to the letter.
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I think, by definition, this was a violation of antitrust law.
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"I think it's very interesting, the definition of ugly," he said.
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And that broad definition went beyond personal, it included environmental damage.
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But in criminal court, there's no singular legal definition for consent.
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It's based on natural processes that are always random, by definition.
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By every physical definition, Herbert Czeplinski is very, very conventionally manly.
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The definition of Haven is a place of safety and refuge.
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At present, certain "safe search" settings will weed out Savage's definition.
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I've gone with the United Nations definition, which is 44 countries.
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Glass is an incredibly complex physical idea that avoids easy definition.
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"We're pretty much the definition of the gig economy," Hall says.
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This absolute unit of a ship is the definition of thick.
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The decision came down to the definition of one word: sex.
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Opinium and the ECREP gave no definition of such a deal.
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Did the state exempt syringes from the definition of drug paraphernalia?
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You know, you are the very definition of a PR drone.
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Despite this growth, there is no standard definition of impact investing.
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There was no standard definition of what an ad unit was.
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"The pornography law still doesn't have a strict definition," Komarudin said.
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" 'I have to forgive' Angel Colon is the definition of "survivor.
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The formal definition is courteousness or politeness in behavior or speech.
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It says 10%, but we're guessing the definition is less impressive.
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My definition marks out the cohort of "real" faith-based voters.
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Clearly these weekly visits are the exact definition of relationship goals.
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Because that quest is by definition impossible, it makes us anxious.
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But that is just a vague concept, still with little definition.
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Other changes to gift rules are minor tweaks and definition clarifications.
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And the government's definition of "affordable homes" is homes costing £450,000.
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And the Labor Department's definition of investor education is relatively broad.
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Mandy Moore and Wilmer Valderrama are the definition of friendly exes.
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The definition of self-care has recently become a little hazy.
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" As the First Circuit recognized, this definition is "awkward and unclear.
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But what if that's just the definition of good, perseverant reporting?
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Similar to its literary counterpart, the essay-film escapes clear definition.
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In fact, the new definition might help usher in higher ones!
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However, "collusion" has no legal definition and isn't a federal crime.
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Which is why these angles are the very definition of hackery.
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The workforce needs to be included in the definition of sustainability.
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"I've got a really simple definition [of early retirement]," he says.
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Your definition of self-care will be whatever you make it.
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What steps have you taken to prevent abuse of this definition?
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Such omissions are, by definition, an abuse of the FISA system.
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I mean, we were all young; that's hip by definition, right?
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He added that there is no clear definition of gender identity.
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This is not only the definition of insanity — it is deadly.
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The definition of the Santa Claus rally varies on Wall Street.
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The appeals court judges indicated that Messitte's definition was too broad.
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The colloquial definition of "obstruction" means to block, hinder or impede.
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True innovation, by definition, is introducing something completely new and different.
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Indeed, they were the virtual definition of an old-boys network.
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"Were your members harmed by this overly broad definition?" he asked.
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Standard definition was closer to a square than our current widescreens.
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It meets the definition of terrorism," McMaster told ABC's "This Week.
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This package falls under the more liberal definition of golden parachute.
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Since March 2011, the definition of "victory" has shifted for Syrians.
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This definition of the term marks Berlin's work as squarely autofictional.
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Women are often the ones using this new definition of patriotism.
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Amanda: I would definitely like more definition, especially the upper lip.
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Americans definition of "comfortable" might also rearrange with age, he added.
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The bill would also expand the definition of a small business.
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Under the legislation that definition would broaden to fewer than 85033,000.
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"By anyone's reasonable definition, this represents a healthy marketplace," Hsiao wrote.
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The simplest definition of addiction is use despite consequences, Alexander said.
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So what is the program's definition of "behind the scenes" access?
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Another 20 percent offered a vague definition, usually about "trusting" women.
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Liberal democratic societies by definition have a pluralism of value systems.
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In high-definition contrast, let's look at Beyoncé for a moment.
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Do you know what the scientific definition of a second is?
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Instead, he invents his own definition of "fascist" and then—surprise!
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Privacy benefits, by definition, consist of reducing harms from privacy violations.
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Definition: A flight that doesn't make any stops along the way.
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Like its archrival Uber, Lyft is expanding its definition of transportation.
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However, the site's earliest and most popular definition is from 2003.
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Passive investing, by definition, is a low volatility style of investment.
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The memos expand immigration raids and the definition of criminal aliens.
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One definition of robot is every thermostat is a robot now.
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Some waters, including permanent rivers and streams, clearly meet the definition.
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This is the definition of an argument made in bad faith.
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This had been the shape, pattern and definition of female life.
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The definition of family is continually expanding, and so are we.
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Yet the very term "violence" continually escapes meaningful definition and critique.
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At this time of year, though, success has a simple definition.
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The official definition of a correction is a 22018 percent drop.
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The problem is that the definition of "forest" is constantly changing.
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It all depends on your definition of tipping point, Wotton said.
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The term "old growth" means the trees are, by definition, old.
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Simplify the definition of truth by focusing on your own truth.
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And it isn't a high-definition camera but a temperature sensor.
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"BlackRock has a very loose definition of what's sustainable," said Best.
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High definition TVs are now both low-cost and mostly wireless.
|
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Did you mean that sexuality is the definition of the oppressor?
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Well, that was probably the definition of much ado about nothing.
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And their definition of "ultra-fast" will become shorter and shorter.
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As a society, we don't have a clear definition of consent.
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To me, perfection is definitely not the dictionary's definition of 'perfect.
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There's the dictionary definition, which usually has a couple of variations.
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The definition in the article came directly from a Square spokesperson.
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Then, at two weeks, he looks slender, normal definition having returned.
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Trump's antics regarding Ukraine may even meet some definition of criminal.
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Therefore, any applied ethics of war are by definition morally flawed.
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" Not sure Porter is acquainted with the accepted definition of "everybody.
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A triple high definition camera under the windshield and frequency-modulated
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What's precious is by definition whatever no one else can have.
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"There is, in fact, no absolute definition of merit," she writes.
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First, they sought to understand the legal definition of each charge.
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The problem is, especially in this city, that definition is changing.
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But that's about equality, not the standard textbook definition of socialism.
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A broader definition of "middle class" would escalate the cost considerably.
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"The definition of beautiful souls," Rabbi Myers said at the service.
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It's likely by that definition that we are heading for one.
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" — Charles, San Francisco "Terrorism by definition requires political or religious motivation.
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A restrictive governmentwide definition would cement the Education Department's current approach.
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We at Project Include find this definition offensive and reject it.
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In the ordinary definition, it's some sound that is not wanted.
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With that definition in mind, the world's largest desert is Antarctica.
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EG: What was your definition of pornography in assembling the piece?
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I think you're developing a definition here that is too narrow.
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What emoji do you think is the absolute definition of Nothing?
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" And, for Yahoo today, that depends on your definition of "ultimately.
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Want to know the definition of a word or the weather?
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The definition of the word idiot, which is what you are.
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Short stories are by definition brief, but they needn't be small.
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That's pretty much the definition of a positive radical flank effect.
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That's where the Gillies definition of cozy becomes so wildly useful.
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" — Aliya Frazier, 46, Inwood "Aretha Franklin was the definition of blackness.
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In other words, the very definition of racism is deeply contested.
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"Parents who entered illegally are by definition criminals," Ms. Nielsen said.
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An off-season headlined by King James is, by definition, unforgettable.
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Her platform, however, isn't socialist at all by the traditional definition.
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Ignoring Rudy Giuliani is sort of the definition of a vacation.
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But the Common Application definition is different from the legislative one.
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"What," he asked, "are we trying to do with the definition?"
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YouTube has switched to standard definition streaming by default in Europe.
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By definition, they would not invite investors into a national airport.
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Even the definition of "domestic violence" varies from state to state.
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For foreign buyers, New Zealand's definition of good character is broad.
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Both "Two Boys" and "Marnie" are about identity and self-definition.
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" Opposed = ANTI; Conservative = C: ANTI + C = ANTIC, a definition of "caper.
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But let's be honest: Minority voters are, by definition, a minority.
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"Partying," for many people, is taking on a more layered definition.
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The exact definition of assault weapon will need to be determined.
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The FBI has a more specific definition, but it fits too.
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Mr. Parenno's 70 mm, high-definition film is seven minutes long.
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By that definition of a pandemic, we're at a tipping point.
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Even settling on a definition of dehumanizing speech was not easy.
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The sides may not even have the same definition of denuclearization.
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And the Dreamers are, by definition, leading law-abiding, productive lives.
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"The definition of them can be blurry," Ms. Wu, 31, said.
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There's no single definition of what counts as an endemic disease.
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"This is actually the definition of draining the swamp," she said.
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They find liberation, for a time, in language, in self-definition.
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Asked if Kaine would fit that definition, Keene did not respond.
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What Chiang is exploring is the definition of a "lived" existence.
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That's not the channel's problem, that's just standard definition for you.
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With exceptions for specific professions, the new measure adopts that definition.
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That may be the smartest definition of productivity you'll ever hear.
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By either definition, humanlike intelligence took a long time to appear.
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It recognized that disgorgement fit the legal definition of a penalty.
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But by definition, ballot initiatives are a tool of the powerless.
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But one young entrepreneur has been working to expand that definition.
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"Bernie's a great guy, but it's his self-definition," he said.
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Oh fuck, I just realized that's the dictionary definition of blackmail.
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Browsing Fashion week is, by definition, a parade of the new.
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She was talking about her definition of wellness, which included balance.
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What happened in Iowa this week was the definition of chaos.
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Then again, his definition of ripe is more stringent than most.
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"Just think about the definition of the word 'alarm,'" explains Huffington.
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Waterboarding meets the legal definition of torture, and is therefore illegal.
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Defense attorneys are liable to argue a different definition of willfulness.
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In some ways, this is the definition of ''unnerving'' the establishment.
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But competitive campaigns tend to test the definition of the word.
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"The meat that we produce is by definition sterile," Post said.
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But he called for a different definition of its inflation target.
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When it comes to mass shootings, there isn't one accepted definition.
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The food photos are the very definition of bad Instagram pictures.
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Those who want high-definition video have to pay $25 extra.
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And too often their definition of the Midwest leaves people out.
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By definition, you can't compute a number that officially is reasonable.
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I am the definition of the American dream thanks to CUNY.
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But it's not within the true definition of a links course.
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Still, the bare minimum is, by definition, slightly more than nothing.
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And with no legal definition the door is open for knockoffs.
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In your opinion, what is the definition of being self-made?
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The plates and cups are the definition of Japanese ceramic elegance.
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However, as time has gone by, that definition has gotten looser.
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According to Urban Dictionary's top-rated definition, third base is fingering.
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" He told them, "Founders by definition like to start new things.
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Social media content meets that definition, according to the U.S. government.
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During the hearing, Corker questioned the administration's definition of associated forces.
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And a cancer diagnosis is the definition of a catastrophic illness.
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Interestingly, these modern socialists do not rhetorically echo their predecessors' definition.
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So is it time to change that definition of acceptable risk?
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A common definition of "denuclearization" doesn't yet exist, the officials said.
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JOHN HARWOOD: --but it's also the-- the definition of the swamp.
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"It's a very patient-centered definition of primary care," Levine said.
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Because the definition is "first-time appearance," which is a DEBUT.
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Her lips lack definition, perhaps the result of her body's deterioration.
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This is a good threshold definition of "disaster," Dr. Smerdon said.
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In order to have F.O.B.O. you must, by definition, have options.
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Isn't a Caribbean vacation by definition an escape from life's troubles?
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"The definition of routine and acceptable might be changing," Biersack said.
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They'll start off with a dictionary definition and write five paragraphs.
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In the 2016 campaign, Clinton and Sanders used the same definition.
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It will, for instance, require a precise definition of autonomous system.
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That effort fizzled, but a different definition of "entrance" proved fruitful.
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Under California's current definition, what Turner did wasn't even considered rape.
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The technology community has a definition of an encryption back door.
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In part that's because the definition changes with culture and society.
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The other definition has to do with how these things spread.
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