There are graphs and charts denoting race or denoting gender, but none denoting both race and gender.
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This rate is now negative, denoting a charge for deposits.
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Do they have a website denoting whether it's an unauthorized reseller?
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This dynamic contrasts with the title, denoting an essentially undefinable entity.
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In Paris patients were tagged with barcodes denoting their triage status.
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Farruko appeared to spearhead some of this with recent Instagram posts denoting PAZ.
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There are color-coded boxes in a shelf, all denoting different medical supplies.
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The most popular were variations on the word "heikef," denoting scope or girth.
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Claims still remain well below the 210.5,14.703 mark denoting a healthy labor market.
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The recommendation carries an "A" grade, denoting high certainty of a "substantial" net benefit.
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The website PolitiFact rated the claim "Pants on Fire," denoting the most egregious falsehood.
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Signage specifically stating "everyone is welcome here" or denoting safe spaces is also helpful.
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When it comes to vegetables, firmness is usually a good thing, denoting freshness and crunchiness.
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LMP stands for Le Mans prototype, with class 1 and 563 denoting different design concepts.
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Markets had been expecting the index to rise back above the 459.50.84 mark denoting growth.
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Square's images evoke the ambivalence accompanying proffered freedom, even with diplomas denoting rarefied academic achievements.
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Black, bristle-like lines, denoting lashes, fan out from her eye socket, completely enveloping the eye.
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The man wore a nice suit and a blue badge denoting him as a CIA staffer.
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Swaths of the mineral-rich north are colored blue, denoting areas where aquifers are over-exploited.
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The painting is uncannily corporeal, a coincidence of duality and oneness, denoting both flesh and spirit.
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There are no visible markers denoting where the containment zone starts — the area is largely residential.
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Cumming was stained bright crimson on the Drought Monitor map, denoting an area of extreme drought.
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The suffix phile denoting love—which is how McKay feels about the rugged terrains he explores.
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According to the designer's website, each piece holds it's own mana (integrity, strength), denoting status and power.
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For denoting musical preference, "I don't like this" doesn't work, while "I don't like this song" does.
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That reading is well above the 50 mark denoting growth and suggests a solid pickup in activity.
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It's less easy to find comprehensive accounts denoting the Russian ties that some of Trump's detractors have.
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The August manufacturing index dropped to 49.9 — denoting a contraction, rather than an expansion of the sector.
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You'll see icons below each message, for example, denoting each email's attachments, including names and file formats.
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Nurses excepted, most women wore their own dresses on the job, denoting official roles with homemade insignia.
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A pin denoting his rank was affixed to Sully's working dog vest by Bush's personal aide Evan Sisley.
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This interactive map breaks down how the top 50 metro areas compare, with a color spectrum denoting rank.
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A commander's unique coin — often copper, bronze or nickel — carries symbols and mottos denoting the unit or office.
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"Agree on a single emoji denoting sexy times, a custom shorthand for you and your partner," recommends McCombs.
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Moody's in January cut Lebanon's credit rating to Caa1, denoting a higher probability of a sovereign "default event".
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Turkish shares rose 20.10 percent after its PMI reading rose to just below the 217 mark denoting expansion.
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It's more about geography, specifically denoting a disease that spreads globally and infects a large number of people.
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There's a strip of water denoting the Pacific Ocean, and faraway blobs of rising land: Japan, China, Russia.
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For the policy of separating the races is usually interpreted as denoting the inferiority of the negro group.
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The badge itself will not be altered, except to add type denoting the years and the 125th anniversary.
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Within this name is concealed another possibility: "offered," denoting a religious offering or a victim offered for sacrifice.
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At meetings with settlers he's even been referred to as a sheikh, denoting a high community and familial status.
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Any show with "fuck" airs with the TV-MA guideline, denoting that the program is meant for adult viewers.
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They are often considered "third gender" or "fourth gender," denoting a multiplicity of gender expressions beyond a simple binary.
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I ran past bushes and rock formations marked by little, black smoke clouds flecked with red — seemingly denoting danger.
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One of the oldest medieval woodcuts features skeletons at lead printing presses, denoting the deadly damage of their work.
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The actors are initially dressed in contemporary clothing, which they then cover with period-style smocks denoting their religions.
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Several Moche female mummies have been found since in graves with objects denoting a high political and religious standing.
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Yet just as "ambling" trundles forward, "inscribed" stays still, denoting words written (or carved) on a surface, in witness.
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Rodriguez refers to those heady nights as "house music parties," denoting a distinct soundtrack before hip-hop entered the scene.
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County leaders then decided to cover the old racial inscriptions with plaques denoting the year the courthouse was built, 1908.
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It is a pronoun denoting all that exists; more colloquially, it describes the current situation, the general thrust of things.
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The text still contains some wording in brackets, denoting it has yet to be agreed, but less than previous drafts.
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Many travel around Moscow in cars with red diplomatic license plates that start with 004, denoting United States Embassy vehicles.
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The only text displayed on the headstone below the sculpture are the women's names and the dates denoting their respective lifespans.
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You might say it's more similar to specifying a paint color in a hardware store rather than denoting race or ethnicity.
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Canceled tonnage, denoting metal that has been earmarked for physical load-out, is relatively high at 36.1 percent of the total.
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Diverse though it is, Malagasy society is bound together by the concept of "fihavanana", denoting kinship, friendship and goodwill between people.
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Etsy was certified as a B Corp by a nonprofit called B Lab, denoting its particularly high social and environmental standards.
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For one, growing numbers of global indices have notched up the 20 percent peak-to-trough drop denoting a bear market.
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Meeting Wednesday and yesterday, they agreed to differentiate coffee with stamps denoting a bean's origin and other factors, Reuters' Marcelo Teixeira reports.
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Six months ago the canyon was green with streaks of rusty brown, denoting where ailing trees had succumbed to mountain bark beetles.
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In fact, the word "Senate" and "senator" comes from the Latin word senex meaning "the elder" denoting an assembly of wise elders.
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Now it's one of several acronyms denoting innovation - including VR, AR, ML - that are tossed around by marketing organizations and tech startups.
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Over the summer, you may remember, this newsletter regularly featured a section denoting the worst thing in soccer of that particular week.
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In January, he said it was the last time he was issuing a waiver denoting that Iran was complying with the agreement.
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A CRON expression is simply a string of six single-character fields denoting when and how often a job is to be executed.
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Finally, a girl handed Kleo a New York license that was fake, vertical denoting that the person was underage, and cracked in half.
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The company received more than 22004,22005 entries, with two separate employee entries happening upon a similar combination of words denoting "delicious world": Mondelez.
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A fraction of the 3,000 ads were meant to be seen by users in particular geographic locations, Facebook has said, without denoting where.
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Data on Thursday showed U.S. jobless claims rose unexpectedly last week but remained well below the 300,000 mark, denoting a healthy labor market.
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Mexico's La Prensa also posted the video on its website before later including a message from Somos el Muro denoting itself as satire.
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If scientists confirm its interstellar nature, it will receive a new name that begins with 2I, denoting it as the second interstellar object.
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Above it is an oval — a clearing — made of three horizontal bands in various hues of blue, denoting the sky, ocean, and land.
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Sausages and pies punctured with little flags denoting their contents are being kept at steady temperatures under lights, while lunch-goers eye them eagerly.
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Similarly, the some of the corners are adorned with small triangular patches of unbleached canvas inscribed with words denoting body parts: eye, neck, ear.
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During the euro-zone crisis from 403 they were two components of the ugly acronym "PIGS" (Portugal, Italy, Greece, Spain) denoting particularly indebted economies.
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The company said that from this quarter it will offer revenue guidance in U.S. dollar terms, a departure from denoting it in Taiwan dollars.
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Aside from the piles of dishes, empty bottles of beer, and Westerners taking smartphone pictures, there's no sign, no plaque, nothing denoting the visit.
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Business optimism fell to 97.9 in July from 98.9 in June, though still some way above the 95 mark denoting contraction, the survey showed.
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Her concrete casts of latex gloves serve as a dual symbol, denoting both the people who shape history and those who suffer through it.
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But after Warren closed the door, Colbert removed the "I" from the "VIP" sign, leaving only the two letters denoting shorthand for vice president.
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The tribunal ruled in favor of the Philippines in numerous areas, saying China's "nine-dash line" denoting its maritime sovereignty claims has no basis.
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We ranked markets in descending order based on cap rate, or a property&aposs potential income over its initial cost, denoting return on investment.
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A newspaper account of the story, written in a just-the-facts-ma'am style, alternates with a series of rings denoting attachment, memory, and loss.
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Breitbart is currently selling fidget spinners with Steve Bannon's face and #WAR imprinted on them, a common Breitbart hashtag denoting its commitment to ideological struggle.
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On the north end of the park stood three tents — one red, one blue, and one yellow — denoting the game's teams: Valor, Instinct, and Mystic.
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That was comfortably above the median expectation of 50.5 in a Reuters poll of economists and back above the 50 line denoting growth in activity.
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Some wore red bands denoting the Shiite militias, and had a message for Mr. Erdogan: "Leave our land with dignity before we kick you out!"
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The orchestra acts like a CT scan of his brain: Reflecting his subconscious thoughts with telltale leitmotifs, the musical tags denoting emotions, events and people.
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Twitter said its policy of denoting manipulated media does not apply to those videos or any other content posted before it went into force Thursday.
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We've simplified this by denoting members of the Tuesday Group, which consists of about 50 members who tend to be left of the party's mainstream.
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And instead of little orange arrows denoting businesses, there are black pins that mark the locations of queer experiences—in all the interpretations of that phrase.
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The work's power is heightened by the color red, denoting the violence by which female agency, even in childbirth, is pried away in a patriarchal society.
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But it also places a full section on how to ensure that in square brackets — denoting that only the top political leadership will settle the matter.
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Southern ladies—a loaded word in the South, denoting not just gender but race (white) and class (wealthy)—took it upon themselves to rebury Confederate soldiers.
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Wheeler considers himself a "constitutional sheriff," a label denoting the idea that the sheriff has ultimate jurisdictional authority in the county, superseding federal and state agents.
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Trump said on Twitter Thursday he would not allow the Navy to strip Gallagher of the Trident pin denoting his membership in the elite SEAL group.
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He also jokingly stated a collection was inspired by "tops" and "bottoms" — not the garments, but rather the words denoting sexual preference in the gay vernacular.
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Depending on your "level," which charts a player's slow advancement rather than denoting any change in the game, energy will max out at a certain ceiling.
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These paintings, filled with traditional abstract Aboriginal iconography denoting nature, spirits, and a way of life that has been passed down for generations, are a wonder.
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Regardless of whether you're an inbox zero person or have a red bubble above your email icon denoting hundreds (thousands?) of unread messages, these ideas will help.
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Diana Chesney, a biologist, studied a piece of paper with a matrix of numbers, each one denoting a male salmon and potential match for the female coho.
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In other parts of the county, FEMA workers would spray X-marked codes onto this kind of plywood, denoting, sometimes, the number of fatalities in the building.
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The President himself has been described as a "subject" of the investigation, nomenclature denoting a person who is perilously close to being the "target" of the investigation.
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Now, fans are flooding the Bronx to find the famous stairs and get that perfect Instagram shot denoting that they have seen a movie and liked it.
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It's even in the title of the film because he talks about it so much: dharma, for him, denoting a kind of fate that rules our lives.
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It's a security clearance – denoting that the coaches are allowed to enter the "Kiss and Cry area" – which, yes, is official terminology in the world of figure skating.
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Theon Greyjoy, Lyanna Mormont, Jorah Mormont, Beric Dondarrion, and Melisandre were amongst those who died in the battle, and they each had ample screen time denoting their deaths.
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Once opened, users see their accounts on the three services and a red jewel denoting unread alerts in those apps, which they can switch to with a tap.
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In the case of race, one experiment looked for associations between black names (like "Jermaine" or "Tamika") with words denoting pleasantness or negativeness (like "friend" or "terrible," respectively).
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Beining also said that victims are often placed on a list denoting successful scamming operations and as a result may be targeted by criminals again in the future.
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Green sent a photo of the Note's box, featuring the tell tale black square printed above the barcode, denoting that the handset was one of the replacement models.
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Watch the Model 3 in this emergency-lane-keeping test, where the car crosses over a white line denoting the end of the lane towards an oncoming vehicle.
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Speaking in Russian to the NBC presenter Megyn Kelly, Mr. Putin spoke of "Russkie," a term denoting ethnic Russians in opposition to other nationalities living in the country.
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In the short time since I submitted it for typesetting (January, 2019) four new states (Colorado, Delaware, New Mexico, and Oregon) joined the compact, denoting 24 electoral votes.
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Using screenshots of texts as examples, Charles showed how he and his friends, including Westbrook, have used the word "famous" as a synonym for "good" — not denoting actual celebrity.
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First, when they file a 13D form with the SEC, denoting an activist position, target firm performance improves, as does the value the stock market places on new patents.
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Vietnamese generals stride past Australian admirals in tropical whites; a giant of a Fijian officer waits near a waif-like Saudi delegate, his gold-edged robe denoting princely rank.
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The term has long stopped denoting any standard characteristics other than being young, preferably minor; Spanish law, for one, forbids the expulsion of anyone under 22005 years of age.
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All imagery on photos used in in-store displays and print advertisement will now carry a 'CVS Beauty Mark,' denoting to shoppers that the photo had not been altered.
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That could help Trump claim victory using a hefty figure associated with a barrier, while Democrats use a smaller figure denoting the amount spent on new physical structures alone.
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But one thing irks me to no end: These supposedly pro phones — "pro," I reckon, denoting "professional" — only start with 163GB of storage, just like the regular iPhone 11.
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Between each section of the show, models in silver pants and Flying Solo T-shirts created by the designers walked by with signs denoting the next designer's Instagram handle.
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There was a boy in a red Chicago Bulls T-shirt, near a young man in a yellow soccer jersey with Samsung across the front, denoting Chelsea Football Club.
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However, HP has yet to go all out with their OMEN X brand — the "X" denoting the upper echelon of its high-performance brand — until now, with two new laptops.
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Initially named "BackRub," Larry Page and Sergey Brin eventually thought better of it and opted for a misspelling of the term googol, denoting the number one followed by 100 zeros.
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The FDA news signals that the DEA will likely adjust its scheduling for CBD, which is currently a Schedule I substance, denoting high potential for abuse and no medical applications.
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Post-truth is defined as an adjective "relating to or denoting circumstances in which objective facts are less influential in shaping public opinion than appeals to emotion and personal belief".
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For Verizon customers, content that is part of the FreeBee program will have a literal "bee" icon on it, denoting that it will not count against their monthly data allotment.
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"But I was a bricklayer when I was there," Arnold said tonight, looking far from a millman in his natty green jacket, denoting that he was now a Masters champion.
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It was a complicated affair: Like most dance competitions, Imagine had intricate prize levels ranging from four to five stars in quarter-increments, denoting different levels of difficulty and accomplishment.
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For instance, we use the hyphen in compounds denoting national origin, like Japanese-American, but not when the phrase denotes current group membership rather than origin, as in French Canadian.
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Ukrainian bond yield spreads over Treasuries were at 1,000 basis points (bps) - back at levels denoting distress - after rising more than 50 bps on Tuesday on the EMBI Global index.
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Markit's Purchasing Managers' Index for manufacturing, which accounts for about 10 percent of the Greek economy, was unchanged in July at 53.5, above the 50 line denoting expansions in activity.
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China has refused to recognise the case or the award, which also invalidated the nine-dash line on Chinese maps denoting its claims to most of the South China Sea.
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The new cases take Singapore's the city-state's virus tally to 33 with the alert level raised to orange, denoting the disease is severe and passes easily from person-to-person.
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Our bags weren't searched, nor were our IDs checked — our SpaceX-issued badges and assorted stickers on them (denoting access to this or that area or event) were all we required.
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First-edition Pokemon cards can be identified by a small black circular stamp to the bottom left of the Pokemon image, denoting they were part of the original release in 1999.
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In one 2015 search warrant, federal agents detailed that jewelry was fabricated to have initials stamped on the reverse side of the object, a common maker mark denoting the artisan's name.
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But in the biannual White House agenda on regulation, the rule was listed under the heading "long-term action," instead of one denoting regulators were making progress toward a final version.
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The scale of supercomputing has grown almost too large to comprehend, with millions of compute units performing calculations at rates requiring, for first time, the exa prefix — denoting quadrillions per second.
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In the case of the film industry, production companies provide actors with two contracts: one stating the real fee and one denoting a lesser sum, which is shown to the taxman.
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The battle pits hard-liners, including some who opposed the nuclear deal, against moderates aligned with President Hassan Rouhani, who has touted that deal as denoting a new economic era for Iran.
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Here's the basic idea: instead of crafting your own filters and carefully denoting VIP contacts, Astro will watch how you use your email and its chatbot will try to anticipate your needs.
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Down the side streets, where each house boasts not just a number but a small plaque denoting the name of the family who call it home, a few more flutter from doorways.
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We got creative: They created a color-coded Post-it note system, with each color denoting a different team member, to help me remember whom to get back to on which project.
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The UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Egypt have since June 2017 imposed a political, trade and transport boycott on Qatar over charges it supports terrorism, a catch-all word denoting Islamist militants.
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There are no specific dates, no contact phone numbers or e-mail addresses, or, for that matter, national or state affiliations—just names and a number denoting the size of each party.
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The researchers looked at spectra for 7,000 other white dwarfs to see if they could find signals denoting the presence of oxygen, but they were unable to find another besides WDJ0914+1914.
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Who cares if it was shoddily drafted in a way that saw travellers clutching visas and even green cards denoting legal permanent residency detained by customs officers until federal judges ordered their release?
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NASA and the US Air Force also give wings to their personnel who cross the same 50-mile mark, denoting this altitude as the place where Earth's atmosphere peters out and space begins.
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Currently, JP Morgan's global composite PMI index is holding just above 25 - the mark denoting economic expansion - while a new orders PMI fell under 225 in May for the first time since 224.
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Currently, JP Morgan's global composite PMI index is holding just above 224 - the mark denoting economic expansion - while a new orders PMI fell under 2300 in May for the first time since 303.
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Currently, JP Morgan's global composite PMI index is holding just above 50 - the mark denoting economic expansion - while a new orders PMI fell under 50 in May for the first time since 2012.
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Hamilton distinctly distinguished between the nature of the constitutional crimes, denoting them as political, while insisting that the process for impeachment and removal must remain scrupulously neutral and nonpartisan among members of Congress.
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The details: Starting Thursday, Facebook and Instagram United States election ads, in addition to ads on certain issues, will be marked as political with a label denoting who paid for them to run.
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The print publication's average circulation has held steady at over 400,000, with about 300,000 in home subscriptions and roughly 90,000 of that number denoting copies sent to doctors' offices and other business locations.
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Behind him was an enthusiastic crowd of some 43,04 runners of varying abilities, many of whom were following official pacers carrying flags denoting an anticipated finishing time — with a cutoff of eight hours.
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"Saudization" is the buzzword denoting the drive to tackle 270 percent youth unemployment by training Saudis to replace foreigners, of whom there are some 2000 million in a total population of 23 million.
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The slide was a stark contrast to the hard, distancing glamour of his appearance now; together, the two images of Jacobs were like the two panels of a diptych denoting innocence and experience.
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The cultural signifiers denoting Kahraman's ethnic heritage are sparse, and few – a colorful shawl with decorative motif patterns, ostensibly from pre-modern Iraq, and thick, jet black tresses and eyebrows set against pallid skin.
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She asked her about it, and the friend said she uses two emoji-skin tone settings: a darker one in the summer, denoting a tan, and switches to a medium tone during cooler months.
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"According to Oxford Dictionaries, post-truth is an adjective that means "relating to or denoting circumstances in which objective facts are less influential in shaping public opinion than appeals to emotion and personal belief.
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Then there's the wine list, as elaborate as one might expect from Mr. Magrez, with more than 160 chateaus and every cru classé (a term denoting recognized, high-quality vineyards) from the Bordeaux region.
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Qualities that would repel in an Anglophone or Francophone singer fascinate in her: her choices in stylistic sources position her as the final link in a chain denoting moments of self-conscious self-differentiation.
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The bottle is enrobed in white paper that's wrinkled around the bottle's neck and twisted around the top like cloth, and printed with two black dots, denoting eye holes, above "Yellow Belly" in bold letters.
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Belgium and its capital Brussels, which houses European Union institutions and the headquarters of NATO, are currently on a security alert level of three out of a maximum four, denoting a "possible and probable" threat.
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Adjacent to the 12 prints, Collins presents "American Heritage Dictionary, 1982," a large-scale wall piece depicting illustrative sentences for definitions of words that involve violence, denoting the preoccupation with right and wrong in violence.
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Galling, then, perhaps that her one moment of Grand Slam glory has been recorded for posterity on the trophy with the letters 'AUST' next to her name, denoting Australia rather than the 'GBR' for Britain.
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Belgium and its capital Brussels, home to European Union institutions and the headquarters of NATO, are currently on a security alert level of three out of a maximum four, denoting a "possible and probable" threat.
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The next time I ate a slice of bread, I immediately got on our family treadmill until the number on the monitor denoting calories burned matched the number of calories per slice on the package.
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Between its Fair Trade Certifications, Bluesign-approved goods (denoting fabric manufactured with a minimal impact on people and the environment) and Worn Wear program, which helps customers recycle their old Patagonia clothing, the Ventura, Calif.
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On Singapore's Carousell, for example, the seller offers the Jesse Jackson shirt as a representative garment of the Korean Ulzzang look — a buzzword denoting the personal style of sharp-featured, pale-skinned Korean internet influencers.
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There are divider pages denoting every jump between the 1958 and the 113 timelines, and each has a melodramatic epigraph from William Carlos Williams, Virgil, a classic rock song, or the 1973 Scorsese film Mean Streets.
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Belgium and its capital Brussels, home to European Union institutions and the headquarters of NATO, are currently on a security alert level of three out of a maximum four, denoting a "serious, possible and probable" threat.
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These bands are accented by finely painted parallel horizon lines above and below an almost imperceptible horizontal center seam — denoting distance and the infinite — while the painting's predominant blackness maps a sort of abyss, or void.
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Such was the immediate surge in volumes and open interest the ShFE realized very early on that its deliverable brand list, all denoting Chinese metal, was simply not going to be sufficient to support the contract.
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In an appropriately architectural fashion, each had produced a blueprint-esque layout breaking down each section, demonstrating what the cake would look like when completed, and denoting the materials planned to be used for each part.
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The latest positioning reports, denoting the state of play as of Wednesday's close, show the dominant long still holding 50-80 percent of stocks <0#LME-WHL> but with no equivalent cash position <0#LME-WHC>.
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As others have pointed out, some of the official Vote Leave ads do not appear to bear an imprint denoting that they are campaign material — as indeed they should have, per the spirit of UK election law.
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In 85033, Bloomberg Philanthropies selected Ithaca as one of 35 Champion Cities from a field of 350 cities, denoting its Municipal Drug Strategy as an innovative, data-driven, scalable and high-impact approach to the overdose crisis.
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Using the telephone pole and the lamppost as foul territory markers (while denoting the electrical wire above the sidewalk as "interference") felt further away because only my mind and soul could reach that place, not my body.
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Recognizing that this process depends on broad awareness of data availability, we have also begun to mark articles with badges denoting that the study methods were preregistered and that the author is sharing data or related materials.
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Heiress wore a sweet onesie and tutu designed by Lulu Bean Glam's Sparkle Life, while the rest of the blended Harris family donned t-shirts denoting their relationship to the birthday girl and emblazoned with more mouse ears.
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This news, when publicized at all, tended to be accompanied by NASA's map of the world, overlaid muddily with orange and red splotches denoting temperature increases; otherwise there appeared stock photographs of sunbathers on beaches or icicles melting.
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Here there were stores and signs catering to tourists and plaques denoting historical achievements: Some considered St. John's the oldest English-founded city on the continent; Signal Hill was the site of the first trans-Atlantic wireless communication.
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On The Ride's album cover we're presented with a more stoic looking Furtado wearing overalls and holding yellow flowers with lettering reflective of that: simple lines (NF denoting the singer's name) and typewriter style for the album's title.
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This name is composed of a man's first name, "Fred," and a prefix denoting "belonging to," so it is like "de" in French or "von" in German, or like the suffix "son" in English last names like Williamson.
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The two main types of copper targeted in this "enforcement action", as it is termed in WTO-speak, are covered by the Chinese customs codes of 26030000 and 74010000, denoting ore and concentrates and matte and cement respectively.
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But Matter's way of seeing — her translation of the three-way relationship between artist, subject, and artwork into pyramidal compositions of lines denoting charged intervals of space — was highly inventive and influential to generations of her colleagues and students.
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Greece, which has its own region called Macedonia, has asked its neighbour to change its name, as well as what it says are "irredentist" references denoting territorial ambitions in Skopje's national constitution, which Greece says must be taken out.
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Still, responding to presidential demands for more and better options, officials are debating possible "preventive" strikes, a term denoting actions taken earlier than "pre-emptive" attacks in response to an imminent threat, like a missile being readied for launch.
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The decline is yet another sign that people have become the driving force for change on Earth, ushering in the epoch of the Anthropocene, a term derived from "anthropos", the Greek for "human" and "-cene" denoting a geological period.
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In Hesse, where the party's strong showing prompted Ms. Merkel's surprise retreat, Greens posters celebrated "Heimat" — a fuzzy but evocative term denoting homeland and identity but traditionally associated with the right — underneath two intertwined hands, one white, one black.
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"The water came up to here," he said, denoting a point just above two underground parking levels flooded by the water main break on Monday morning, one that made this neighborhood between Columbus Circle and Lincoln Center resemble Venice.
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" Earlier this month, Oxford Dictionaries named "post-truth" its 2016 Word of the Year, defining it as "relating to or denoting circumstances in which objective facts are less influential in shaping public opinion than appeals to emotion and personal belief.
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A global composite index from JPMorgan is currently at the weakest since the 2016 growth scare, holding barely above 50 - the mark denoting economic expansion - while a new orders PMI has fallen under 50 for the first time since 2012.
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A global composite index from JPMorgan is currently at the weakest since the 225 growth scare, holding barely above 33 - the mark denoting economic expansion - while a new orders PMI has fallen under 23 for the first time since 22.
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Ms. Kashish lived for years in a community of "khawaja siras," an umbrella term dating back centuries to the Mughal era and denoting a third sex that includes cross-dressers, eunuchs and intersex people, as well as transgender women and men.
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On either side of a long sofa by the Milanese postwar designer Luigi Caccia Dominioni there are stacks of old auction catalogs and out-of-print books thickly tabbed with Post-its denoting things he owns — or wants to own.
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The brand made a new commitment to haute horlogerie starting in 2008 with the introduction of the Ballon Bleu Flying Tourbillon housing Cartier's first in-house movement, also its first caliber to bear the prestigious Geneva Seal denoting high craftsmanship.
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What if art's "golden umbilical cord," to use Clement Greenberg's vivid phase denoting the connection between artists and the market, is no longer giving us life and nurturing critique, but rather choking difference in favor of fashion, affectation, branding, and decoration?
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High-nickel cathodes such as the NCM 2600 series, denoting eight parts nickel to one part cobalt and one part manganese, currently account for only 1% of the passenger EV market in terms of GWh deployed, according to Adamas Intelligence.
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Oxford Dictionaries marked the new news environment by choosing "post-truth" - relating to or denoting circumstances in which objective facts are less influential in shaping public opinion than appeals to emotion and personal belief - as its Word of the Year for 2016.
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The will also be a vanilla "28G" icon, and a "5G+" icon, with the latter denoting the use of millimeter wave bands like the ones AT&T is using in a handful of cities getting true 5G service as early as this year.
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Announced on Wednesday by Oxford Dictionaries as its international "Word of the Year", "post-truth" is defined as an adjective "relating to or denoting circumstances in which objective facts are less influential in shaping public opinion than appeals to emotion and personal belief".
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There's even an early-ish (well, 2011) meme for this: Scumbag Steve in his trademark "A-tooth" fitted cap, denoting him as the sort of guy who comes to your party with five uninvited friends, pukes all over your couch, and bolts.
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Kipyego, who had been wearing a numberless bib with the words "Pace M2" denoting his role, finished with a negative split, running the second half of the race faster than the first, to win in 2:04.40 — the fastest time of his life.
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I discovered, through digital search, that the practice of using precise definitions for down markets — denoting a "correction" as a 10 percent decline from a peak and a "bear market" as a 20 percent decline — is only a little over 30 years old.
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Another thing to notice, on the data front, the IHS Markit euro zone manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index rose to 55.4 in February -- the highest reading since April 2011 -- that reading is well above the 50 mark denoting growth and suggests a solid pickup in activity.
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Trump made clear on Wednesday that Pence "is not a czar," denoting a difference between his role and that of Ziemer or Ron Klain, the Obama-appointed lead coordinator for the US response to the Ebola epidemic who was referred to as the Ebola czar.
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Chris Vagasky, a meteorologist and manager at Vaisala Solutions—a for-profit environmental and industrial measurement company that tracks lightning with over 100 sensors around the country—posted maps of the Houston area on Twitter with black and red dots denoting lighting strike events.
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The news comes after a report earlier this year that said the corporation was mulling the creation of its own insurance price comparison website in the U.K., denoting both a further push into the financial services and a challenge to the competitive domestic price comparison market.
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" Denoting the dualism of social media usage, he says that "When we do, technology is a powerful tool for helping us collaborate toward our highest goals; when we don't, we relinquish control of ourselves, and potentially our democracies," and calls distractedness a "bug in our collective programming.
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"A post on Luckey's Facebbook page appeared late Friday night, denoting the amount of money he donated to Nimble America and claiming his views have not been accurately represented:"I am deeply sorry that my actions are negatively impacting the perception of Oculus and its partners.
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Paglen went on to an MFA at the Art Institute of Chicago before embarking on a PhD in geography back at Berkeley, where, the story goes, he was poring over USGS aerial photos, looking for prisons, when he stumbled on massive redacted areas denoting secret military sites.
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For the purposes of this review, when I say "white bodies," I am denoting not only the palette of the plaster-cast figures that populate the sculpture court which serves as the staging ground for the show, but also that these figures suggest historically European bodies.
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It invites you to imagine you are in a profoundly important place: In a pyramid at the southern end of the museum lies a marker denoting what Istel says is officially the Center of the World (the local county and France's Institut Geographique National back this claim).
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Famously available in a wide array of colored variants denoting unique qualities of the switch—most notably the low-force Cherry MX Red, the clicky MX Blue, and the tactile-but-quieter MX Brown—the keys found interest among hardware tweakers and use in mainstream keyboards.
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Down a stone path, past the century-old greenhouses of the Jardin des Serres d'Auteuil on the left and pristine buhrstone buildings on the right, botanically inclined fans can study many varieties of plants from five continents, with small plaques denoting their family and genus names.
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Whether she noticed it or not, the specific model she selected for Mr. Newman, who could often be found circling the track when he was not making movies, was rare, featuring distinctive Art Deco-inflected numerals on its three sub-dials denoting seconds, minutes and hours.
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The blue checkmark: an unprecedented and ubiquitous form of cultural currency denoting the account of a person well-known enough to merit the proliferation of satellite stan and/or fake accounts, thus requiring formal verification to assert that, yes, plebeians, this is the REAL Selena Gomez.
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"From an evolutionary prioritization perspective, I think most of this comes down to gating mechanisms we have in place for denoting and 'tagging' incoming stimuli as important for the continuation of our existence," Nicco Reggente, Ph.D., a cognitive neuroscientist at the Tiny Blue Dot Foundation, said.
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Of the 215 campuses that have voluntarily shared their voting data for 220, 26 received a bronze seal (denoting a voting rate of 50 to 59 percent), 44 received silver (60 to 69 percent) and just one campus — the University of Baltimore — received gold (70 to 203 percent).
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During the New Deal, for example, power lines erected by the Rural Electric Cooperative were emblazoned with plaques denoting the public agency that had built them, giving federal funds a visible footprint in communities around the country, even advertised with posters produced by artists receiving New Deal funds.
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All you have at work here are two magnets controlling two stainless steel bearing balls held in place by a recessed track, with one running around the circumference of the matte-titanium watch face telling the hour and the other, within the watch face, denoting the minute within.
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In a press release, the dictionary announced that the most representative word for this year is "post-truth," which the dictionary defines as follows: post-truth: Relating to or denoting circumstances in which objective facts are less influential in shaping public opinion than appeals to emotion and personal belief.
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If they remember him at all, Americans may dimly recall television images of the corpulent cleric when he lived in New York in the early 1990s, invariably dressed in flowing robes and a red felt hat denoting his senior clerical status, along with dark sunglasses that disguised his blind, opaque eyes.
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All you have at work here are two magnets controlling two stainless steel bearing balls held in place by a recessed track, with one running around the circumference of the matte-titanium watch face telling the hour and the other, within the watch face, denoting the minute within the hour.
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In the version he debuted to lawmakers on Tuesday, the slides showed circles placed next to each other representing different potential immigration reforms and flags denoting "peer nations" that have adopted merit-based immigration systems such as Canada, Australia and Japan, according to two Republicans who have viewed the presentation.
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While some historians argue that Aboriginal art does not meet the Western criteria of art as a platform for innovation and self-expression, these paintings, which are filled with traditional abstract Aboriginal iconography denoting nature, spirits, and a way of life that has been passed down for generations, are a wonder.
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In a 2016 report, Global Witness identified lapis luzuli, a blue stone found almost exclusively in Afghanistan's Kokcha River valley, as a "conflict mineral," a term denoting extracted natural resources in war zones, profits from which fuel human rights abuses, perpetuate destruction and death, and are in some cases obtained through slave labour.
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Or you might see an orange colored 'B' — denoting 'bias' — as in the below example, for the 'alt right' news website Breitbart… The extension can also deploy flags for untrustworthy, satire (denoted with a little blue smilie), clickbait, user-generated content, malicious or unknown — the latter if the site hasn't yet been classified.
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"It's a pretty neat place," Rodriquez said as he gestured with his cane toward a tiny, weathered stone denoting the gravesite of "Rex the Wonder Dog"—a water skiing hound who made his bones alongside the diving horses, boxing cats, and dancing tigers of Atlantic City's famed Steel Pier in the 1930s.
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A close examination of his surfaces reveals no erasures, and his many stylistic quirks, such as the lacerating strokes denoting musculature and the squiggles indicative of body hair, are less observational details than they are notational shorthand for the artist's overriding attraction to/repulsion from the animalistic nature of the human body.
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He also describes his seventh day on the job as an "avalanche," denoting the fallout from the profane attacks he lobbed against former White House officials Stephen Bannon and Reince PriebusReinhold (Reince) Richard PriebusTrump blasts Scaramucci as 'incapable' Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump's no racist — he's an equal opportunity offender MORE.
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Defined by the dictionary as "relating to or denoting circumstances in which objective facts are less influential in shaping public opinion than appeals to emotion and personal belief," the use of the word has shot up by more than 2000 percent compared to last year, partly as a result of Brexit and the election of Donald Trump to the White House.
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