Similarly situated defendants will receive disparate sentences, and disparate defendants will receive similar sentences.
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"We're using Alloy because it radically reduces the cost of wrangling disparate datasets and disparate sources of data together," Wecker said.
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In 2015, the Supreme Court supported disparate impact, ruling 5-4 to uphold a disparate impact clause in the Fair Housing Act.
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" But he's not above the occasional joke, punctuated with a gasping laugh, as when he mentioned our "disparate" crowd, caught some puzzled looks and clarified, "disparate, not desperate!
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A successful magazine is a collection of disparate personalities with disparate interests who are all trying to tell stories using the language in which they are most fluent.
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The sequencing is brilliant, placing disparate voices in conversations that only emerge as the film goes on, and each fragment contains many ideas, sometimes disparate and contradictory ones.
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In the many decades in which civil rights groups have brought disparate impact claims under the Fair Housing Act, no court has ever required such obstacles to having a disparate impact claim heard.
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Drug prosecution, the way we do it, is racially disparate.
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Thousands of disparate modules are tossing inputs into this funnel.
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He cites disparate pieces of evidence to bolster his point.
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MuleSoft's software helps connect applications that are on disparate platforms.
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This seemingly disparate cluster of protests isn't all based online.
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Individually the elegies are distinct, their nuances reflecting disparate customs.
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So why do they seem to come from disparate worlds?
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The legal theory is known as the "disparate impact" standard.
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These cannot be viewed as separate components in disparate silos.
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But why these disparate trends have occurred has eluded scientists.
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The score comes from disparate big name artists like Panic!
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One reason for these kinds of numbers is disparate enforcement.
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This helps explain the companies' disparate valuations (see chart 2).
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The city's success has created disparate outcomes for its residents.
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The political geography of women's power is uneven and disparate.
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Disparate businesses have their own management, staffing policies and brands.
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What they see: an experiment in how disparate substances combine.
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Different fields, even different researchers, identify intelligence in disparate terms.
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But what unites these disparate personalities is a shared history.
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A demographically disparate group values both moderation and great change.
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"Nothing excuses the disparate way he handled those," Schiff said.
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Clinton a chance to bring together the party's disparate strands.
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But season three has stumbled in several seemingly disparate directions.
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It could have a disparate impact on the world's marginalized.
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But Amazon has kept amassing disparate businesses under one roof.
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Instead, common cultural character emerges from dozens of disparate sketches.
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Next Century and Century 21 will be connected but disparate.
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A Reuters investigation also found racially disparate closings in Georgia.
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The administration's disparate treatment of Puerto Rico is not new.
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That campaign has yielded disparate results across the country. Gov.
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Their foundations are laid by disparate actors, crises, and movements.
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Social media gave Americans a megaphone to share disparate views.
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The sport has also helped unify the country's disparate groups.
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In "Akhnaten," the disparate identities of L.A. Opera happily merged.
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Similar actions by extremist suspects have yielded sharply disparate sentences.
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One theme connects these seemingly disparate issues across all countries.
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A whole sense of self emerges from these disparate parts.
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She can ingest whatever disparate ingredients and influences she wants.
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"Doggie Hamlet" also brings together people from seemingly disparate groups.
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"Sampler" (1800) mixes Christian symbols of salvation from disparate traditions.
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Just as in the previous century total industrial war forged "a nation" out of many disparate groups, so in the 21st century the existential global crisis might forge a human collective out of disparate nations.
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Civil rights groups have long cited the concept of "disparate impact" in discrimination cases, alleging that inherent bias against minorities, women and disabled people resulted in disparate — and unfair — treatment in employment, education and housing.
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The disparate names make clear that it's a stock picker's market.
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At first glance these disparate phenomena might seem only vaguely connected.
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A conference of disparate voices works only if all parties attend.
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Other threads knit the writer's disparate subjects into a coherent oeuvre.
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The structure of the futures market largely explains the disparate performances.
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The evening unfolded into a disparate array of films and mediums.
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The startup aggregates data across disparate sources, including critical regulatory information.
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Exacerbating global conflict as the disparate impacts start to shift geopolitics.
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Currently, social credit is tied to a handful of disparate initiatives.
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Apparently, sideline discussions among this disparate group was even more pointed.
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They're ciphers, used to translate seemingly disparate regimes of the universe.
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The current season ties together the previous five's seemingly disparate narratives.
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There are disparate resources and sometimes this issue is racially charged.
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Stef hasn't reckoned on disparate views within the London Congolese community.
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His own campaign biography provided few answers — or rather, disparate ones.
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These seemingly disparate frozen conflicts across former Soviet republics are interconnected.
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He's also living proof that disparate cultures can work well together.
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The disparate and unfair coverage perhaps shouldn't come as a surprise.
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A set of disparate elements comprise one or several complex wholes.
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It's a gigantic, diverse, and complicated city, divided into disparate neighborhoods.
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The two men's disparate reputations colored how the incident was viewed.
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Ms. Rousseau's show is fascinating but confusingly disparate and misleadingly ahistorical.
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You'll find it applied to a surprisingly disparate range of things.
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So why not take these two disparate events and combine them?
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These disparate ideas never quite cohere for me in her work.
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And with good results: The movement remains cohesive despite being disparate.
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These disparate pieces are intended to add up to something whole.
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It depends on the recognition, not the trampling, of disparate views.
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They borrow from disparate regions; they define new modes of being.
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Only the government, not private litigants, can file disparate impact claims.
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Lawyers describe such actions as having a "disparate impact" on minorities.
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The two men felt an immediate connection, despite their disparate backgrounds.
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There are deep common bonds between these disparate citizen reform groups.
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In 19643, he observed two disparate events: national mourning for Gen.
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Somewhere those disparate treatments need to be broken down and equalized.
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All of these disparate elements did finally came together on Oct.
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None of these disparate local scenes struck her as mutually exclusive.
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Because of our disparate interests, we maintained largely separate social lives.
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So the DHS program will have an inevitable racial disparate impact.
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They also must officiate games featuring disparate styles and talent levels.
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Despite their disparate aesthetics, they work surprisingly well as a whole.
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And right now when you look at media, it's pretty disparate.
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The approach encourages visitors to forge thematic links across disparate sections.
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It blends disparate styles: pop, EDM, industrial, trap, and even jazz.
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It didn't have a central organizing character, as many of his future efforts would, but its songs share an interest in blending disparate pop traditions so fluently that you forget they were disparate to begin with.
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Those extra games gave a disparate group of travellers time to gel.
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Schiller and Srouji described disparate teams that somehow take a collaborative approach.
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They have similar styles and tennis gifts but increasingly disparate curricula vitae.
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Like, it's trying to equalize the disparate elements that are going on.
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My world went from homogenous pastels to vibrant, passionate, disparate jewel tones.
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Once it's been stripped, the plane's disparate parts are recycled and reused.
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Trump himself has expressed disparate views on U.S. involvement in foreign conflicts.
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A spokesperson declined to provide examples of markets with disparate performance levels.
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This promise is what brings all the disparate threads of Riverdale together.
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Human organs meld with the vines and roots of disparate plant life.
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Since then, so many disparate trends have risen to fill the void.
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It is tempting to seek a single explanation for these disparate phenomena.
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Should disparate issues like immigration and border security mesh with food policy?
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The adverse consequences are already having a disparate impact on the poor.
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Then we're observing the events of a seemingly disparate selection of people.
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Still, the band's sound was a mix of its members' disparate influences.
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Monday will be the culmination of gelling these disparate groups, he said.
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Disparate casualty tolls are common in the immediate aftermath of large attacks.
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All my single, disparate items arrived together in one standard Amazon box.
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These seemingly disparate stories actually are two sides of the same coin.
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The truth is that lung cancer has a disparate impact on women.
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What unites all of these disparate installations are the role of viewers.
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Do you think there's anything that unifies all of these disparate acts?
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There's an uncanny effect achieved by having disparate tones come into conflict.
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On the face of it, that looks like proof of disparate treatment.
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The disparate responses underscore the commercial and ethical challenges publishing houses face.
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And yet surveys show that Americans still have disparate opinions about it.
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This year she plans to connect with disparate groups in her district.
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It unfolds in three disparate sections that don't intersect in obvious ways.
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The case itself eventually fell apart, for a range of disparate reasons.
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All of these disparate subjects, somehow, seemed relevant to Mr. Doctorow's novel.
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The disparate treatment is a reflection of how random the process is.
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What does that have to do with the seemingly disparate theme answers?
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All that we see today is disparate from what America should represent.
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Pelosi's biggest challenge was keeping the disparate wings of her caucus together.
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By the end, the disparate threads connect and produce a satisfying surprise.
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This kind of disparate disenfranchisement is what McAuliffe was trying to address.
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But, she added, women of color often face disparate treatment at work.
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Will the disparate particles of my worry ever find each other again?
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Cheryl Fillekes' lawyers at Kotchen & Low told U.S. District Judge Beth Labson Freeman in San Francisco that the Age Discrimination in Employment Act permits unsuccessful job applicants to bring disparate impact claims, and not just disparate treatment claims.
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We want them to matter—that's what my guts tells me, at least—even as their significance wanes, even as the machines impel us to curate our own walled music kingdoms, piece by piece, disparate song by disparate song.
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The students come from places as disparate as Arizona, Virginia, India and Singapore.
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It really is just a bunch of disparate scenes laid end-to-end.
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So I've always had this bird's-eye view of two very disparate places.
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There is more continuity to the apparently disparate episodes than you may suspect.
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That means a single bug can impact a startling number of disparate devices.
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But the presentation was more than seemingly disparate demonstrations of experimental computer operations.
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But in this instance, disparate treatment is not enough to win the case.
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Peterson saw the disparate sentences for Mr. Kehoe and Mr. Lee as unfair.
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In addition, coalitions made up of widely disparate parties struggle to pass laws.
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It's touching that culturally disparate strains of bombast should find a common home.
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As the show goes on, threads from each disparate season are woven together.
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Through the grouping of these disparate images, a surprising and uneasy resemblance emerges.
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It must juggle the contracts of workers with disparate pay, benefits and seniority.
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It also overlooks many of the disparate movements that emerged out of it.
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Actors from disparate worlds suddenly find themselves in a position to hang out!
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These are two different levels of intimacy, with two disparate levels of expectations.
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The paintings are done on surfaces as disparate as canvas and found objects.
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Nor is it a portfolio of disparate, mostly creator-owned titles like Image.
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Spain, the Netherlands and Austria are too disparate to act as a bloc.
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In open environments, executives imagine social collaboration and surreal collision between disparate disciplines.
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While both moving, the moments are tonally disparate: one sentimental, and one wrenching.
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Trump's comments do appear to be uniting disparate camps within the Democratic Party.
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Not everyone is equally able to prepare, especially where there are disparate resources.
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Conjoining such disparate tax ideas, consumption and flat, is novel, but not original.
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Each rhymes ambiguous imagery of gyrating bodies with dynamics of disparate pictorial techniques.
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Trump's legal team now consists of several accomplished attorneys with extremely disparate personalities.
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Through it all, Trump received conflicting advice from his disparate group of advisers.
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"They were two creatures from very disparate backgrounds finding each other," Holofcener said.
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Where others sowed division he orchestrated disparate parts into a more beautiful whole.
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China's other e-commerce companies rely on dozens of disparate, disconnected local couriers.
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I have learned so much, from so many disparate and often overlooked voices.
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This body consolidated the disparate regulatory agencies of banks, capital markets and insurance.
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It's always risky to connect such disparate subjects — each has its own context.
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Loss cannot replace the imagined bonds that keep a nation's disparate populations united.
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As in a Shakespearean comedy, disparate relationships are resolved and familial love prevails.
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Today, Berkeley has cleaved into disparate worlds divided by class, race and major.
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U. forces remain disparate and divided, and may have trouble wielding significant power.
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The interior design's disparate influences include New York City and California surf culture.
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Acker favored pastiche and collage, often cutting and pasting texts from disparate sources.
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But there are also questions of disparate impacts when sports finally do resume.
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The disparate outbreaks of unrest have not gone unnoticed at the United Nations.
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Symbolically, it represents the merging of disparate food cultures into a delicious whole.
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These populations are far more disparate than Mr. Brooks's East Coast media cohort.
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What connects all these disparate endeavors is Johnson's polymorphous curiosity about the world.
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Modern political systems are labeled liberal democracies because they unite two disparate principles.
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The testers reported racially disparate treatment in 40 percent of interactions with realtors.
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The images depict the disparate inspirations behind the designers' spring/summer 2018 collection.
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We won in areas that are very disparate and different from one another.
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The result is a shoe made up of many disparate, yet cohesive elements.
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The narrator is a curator, arranging disparate sources to assemble a linear story.
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MuleSoft's products enable companies to stitch together disparate software applications, data and devices.
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Piecing together the oases needed to conserve disparate species here has taken decades.
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The stolen data seems to be a mish-mash of different, disparate information.
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The Constitution's detractors maintained that large nations with disparate populations are inherently unstable.
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The absence of desire and the presence of fear are disparate and distinct.
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In those disparate and opposing dots, he is trying to find a balance.
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Federal law requires a plaintiff to prove either disparate treatment (that is, "smoking gun" evidence of intentional discrimination) or disparate impact (statistical proof that a group of applicants, for example, racial minorities or white women, were disproportionately rejected for employment).
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Though disparate, the Danish-born, Berlin-based artist's works are unified in their surrealism.
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" Frick said, adding that it's also important that members be "from geographically disparate areas.
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"The Farewell" examines the differences between its disparate elements without needing to reconcile them.
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They're two seemingly disparate styles, but together, the combination is something strange and new.
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It spent the season alternately emphasizing and breaking those patterns, playing for disparate outcomes.
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Unfortunately, Hodel remained a part of Tamar's life, even if they were geographically disparate.
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We see him looking out over a disparate land with a strange Omega symbol.
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Both men seem willing to link disparate issues and regions in a general barter.
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Those disparate performances are a red flag to Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global.
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Lumpers once recognised a language called Hindustani; its disparate speakers have no trouble conversing.
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Taking disparate ingredients — words and paper — and transforming them into something else, something better.
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All of these disparate parts equal an ice dragon killing machine when put together.
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You'll still disagree, but you can phrase your disparate views in terms that resonate.
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What's frustrating about Hellblade, though, is how it almost feels like two disparate experiences.
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Though disparate in subject matter and locale, the photos are unified in intangible ways.
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She does a super job of marrying disparate influences into a highly enjoyable track.
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And how does Google view these multiple, disparate versions of Android in the car?
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It is the intelligence tying together disparate Google and Nest hardware (Google owns Nest).
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It is unclear how much influence Mr Greear wields over the convention's disparate parts.
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These disparate phenomena point to the rise of what one might call bio-populism.
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Another challenge: There are a large number of voices -- sometimes disparate -- in Trump's orbit.
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But that decision did not include a stance on disparate impact regulations more broadly.
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It's possible the two ships passed close to one another on their disparate journeys.
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It's hard to see how a candidate can keep these two disparate factions together.
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To Arthur and Kathleen, this "Cambrian explosion" of disparate currencies was a tremendous waste.
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So based on these disparate details, we don't really know what Sonos is doing.
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They were ready for the tobacco company to challenge their evidence of disparate impact.
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The two groups exists in what, until now, seemed like two disparate story lines.
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For example, the Fed Up campaign's effort to tackle the slow and racially disparate
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Disparate pricing was more prevalent in three other states, where insurance is less regulated.
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The deal has sparked concerns over media consolidation from such disparate voices as Sen.
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They wondered why this simple connection seemed to grow increasingly disparate in people's' minds.
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Mostly just fun bops, maybe playing on the similarities in some seemingly disparate songs.
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Phingbodhipakkiya wants to dispel the idea that these two fields are completely disparate subjects.
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Some discussion of just how reliable his disparate sources are would have been welcome.
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Attendees voiced very disparate recommendations, from banning certain kinds of weapons to arming teachers.
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Homeowners have used disparate impact to successfully challenge policies that redlined communities of color.
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So what do these three disparate developments in three separate countries have in common?
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Disparate impact, though, has been hanging by a legal thread at the Supreme Court.
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Your early designs were packed with references to popular culture and other disparate sources.
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Nor does gun control account for the racially disparate application of force by police.
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Somehow it works, even as he jumps between disparate genres within the same songs.
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He works frequently and in disparate locations because he's trusted by the sport's establishment.
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There is, as is often the case, a disparate racial outcome to this dysfunction.
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Alejandro G. Iñárritu's continent-hopping drama juxtaposes four disparate stories set in three continents.
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A heavy loss would thrust Britain into uncharted territory, with disparate possible outcomes: Mrs.
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I wanted to put a narrative together out of all of their disparate experiences.
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The election, she said, represented a "clash of ideals, a conflict of disparate values."
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They are part of a disparate collection of objects from trips around the world.
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Mr. Thomas offers us five seemingly disparate entries, each of which contain three circles.
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Seemingly from nowhere, the disparate conversations converged on a date for action: Nov. 17.
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That same play of disparate elements in surprising harmony is apparent throughout the house.
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Linked throughout the Games, they had entered with expectations as disparate as their strengths.
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His scatterings of disparate props become more emphatic, as do expanses of raw canvas.
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A group of disparate women work together to pull off a high-stakes heist.
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That's a laudable goal, because it is notoriously challenging to gather up disparate records.
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She has no particular ambition; she has tried on various poses in disparate crowds.
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It makes you see the inextricable connections between even the most disparate, disjointed things.
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Through connecting disparate cases in Colorado, Hendershot and Galbraith assembled tiny traces of DNA.
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Chances are many of these tactics, however disparate, will not show results right away.
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She uses this information to coordinate between disparate members who have had similar experiences.
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English literature is full of tales of disparate people thrown together for unexpected reasons.
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Instead, Trump spent more than an hour bouncing between disparate injustices and angry asides.
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After naming high-ranking Latino staff, including himself, Rocha pointed to their disparate backgrounds.
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He also criticized the charges, saying they outlined disparate theories for Ms. Dulos's death.
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But in reality, assimilation is more violent, history more complex, and cultures less disparate.
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Erdogan opponents had been frustrated by Mr. Kilicdaroglu's failure to unite a disparate opposition.
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This study is: It links disparate arenas of medicine through a common pathological mechanism.
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Then there was our restaurant's merging of disparate but enticing themes—very Wise-esque.
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"Nick did a splendid job gathering disparate perspectives on the People Mover," said McGowan.
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But that kind of inflexible loyalty to ideas is a luxury that doesn't comport well with running a major political party, which must function as a coalition of disparate groups with disparate beliefs and has to make difficult trade-offs to effectively govern.
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It's on Twitter, in company meetings, and in group chats with disparate groups of friends.
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The company's systems gather driver and vehicle data from disparate automakers and original equipment manufacturers.
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Defending the capital are disparate Islamist militia that prop up the UN-recognized transitional government.
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Businesses and government agencies often have customized software and disparate systems that need to communicate.
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The larger bank would face extra capital requirements and struggle to mesh disparate computer systems.
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This weekend, let two seemingly disparate groups of friends meet and encourage worlds to collide.
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It is a collection of thousands of disparate modules that only barely and rarely interconnect.
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In some ways, the disparate parts of Disney don't make a ton of sense together.
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Through it all, they never let their disparate values overshadow their love for each other.
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What unites these seemingly disparate artifacts is their roles as props in recent cultural history.
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The big, diverse, disparate, messy data go into these tools, and "actionable insights" come out.
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Because Bitcoin is a different kind of currency, the response ended up being disparate treatment.
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Cross patches can connect disparate audio interfaces, consoles from different systems, and radio frequency transmissions.
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Because facts are something that can unite very disparate people, while beliefs are endlessly divergent.
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So is the politics of co-ordinating disparate groups to achieve the necessary collective action.
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Continued congressional inaction will have disparate impacts: around 45% of currently uninsured children are Hispanic.
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The accents are different, the genres are different, and, the journeys couldn't be more disparate.
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To judge by the roster of contributors, this disparate nation consists mostly of distinguished literati.
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Civil rights groups argue that changing or completely eliminating disparate impact would harm marginalized communities.
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We'll have to wait until March to see how those two seemingly disparate sides gel.
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The Family of Man comes to mind as perhaps the greatest compilation of disparate photographs.
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Instead of a monolithic application, you had containerized microservices, often being built by disparate teams.
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The exhibition features four very disparate subjects with which each artist has had personal experience.
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They signal apparent new resolve by the group's disparate foes on a range of fronts.
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Nor would we use the term temperature if the individual particles have vastly disparate energies.
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I'm not going to rave about it because … it has a bunch of disparate businesses.
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It's tempting to think these two groups are far too disparate to govern together effectively.
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When scientists turn the powerful machine on, the disparate particles quickly coalesce into a line.
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Laurence Taylor: Mourner to me doesn't sound disparate or varied, it actually sounds quite consistent.
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While they're from disparate eras, their shared command of the internet makes them ideal partners.
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But it is also unlikely due to the challenges of pulling together many disparate groupings.
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They created very physically disparate estates which, pretty quickly in most cases, started going wrong.
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And then of course you have Hyde Park, but they are all disparate [green areas].
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The ACA sought to flatten out the disparate experiences of the healthy and the sick.
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An amalgamation of disparate tones and textures move as one, exceeding the ability to compartmentalize.
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One moment of racially disparate policing becomes a moment that follows people throughout their life.
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Seeing the same tactics employed in disparate locations indicates the systematic nature of what's happening.
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Customers already use these three products in disparate fashion spending time doing arm chair integration.
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Ever since, he has been courting the press and nurturing allies among Congo's disparate opposition.
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A group of sometimes disparate people, pulled together by mutual interest in a video game.
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When the euro first came into being it shackled together a disparate set of countries.
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Those disparate parts became a championship whole under Leicester's well-traveled Italian coach, Claudio Ranieri.
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Determine whether disparate teams are putting in maximum effort toward delivering the result you want.
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Another was actions taken to roll back regulations on disparate impacts, which address unintentional discrimination.
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It can incorporate observing patterns in behavior and linking cases together that otherwise seem disparate.
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The DOT also can shutter projects if they have a disparate impact on disadvantaged groups.
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"I definitely like putting disparate elements together," he said in an interview the week before.
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But the disparate failure rates also speak to decades of racially separate and unequal education.
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"Given the disparate addresses overseas, overnight mailing, it can be quite costly," Mr. Ryan said.
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It's a matter of identification, belonging and being inside the disparate family culture of ICP.
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What do these disparate love spells in literature, film, TV, and song have in common?
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Lotic stitches the disparate worlds together more delicately, offering complexity and comfort in equal measure.
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What's emerged has been a disparate level of expectations for the course of Fed policy.
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Just, in my experience, the more disparate people's respective experiences, the more powerful the room.
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The disparate communities I belong to are starting to interact and talk to one another.
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There is something rather engaging about this artist's penchant for arrangement of such disparate presentations.
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In my research, I have helped stitch together disparate data sets and fill in gaps.
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These disparate forms, Trip Metal Fest's curation seemed to suggest, come from the same place.
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It's seamlessly brought a seemingly disparate AI plot into the main fabric of the show.
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One is that these two generally similar players have some statistics that are strikingly disparate.
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By that time, all disparate messages appeared to have melded into one high-volume command.
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Taliban leaders also use violent operations to help keep the organization's disparate factions somewhat united.
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Their restlessness, juxtapositions of disparate styles and use of photography especially anticipate important postwar developments.
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For much of his career, Carpenter has been a genre mechanic, splicing together disparate forms.
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The collision of the disparate forces has, in effect, created a war within a war.
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There are also very few efforts to showcase the shadow self of our disparate identities.
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Last year, the administration issued a proposed regulation that would gut the disparate impact standard.
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Disparate interests, lack of a credible threat and a dearth of leadership prevented its realization.
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Meanwhile, the more disparate regions called Central, Southeast, and Southwest/Northwest had below-average wages.
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A transcendent side that takes joy in bringing together disparate parts, in creation, in play.
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Our sense of the world around us depends on a weaving together of disparate facts.
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Feels Good Man's most impressive feat is that it weaves together these disparate narratives concisely.
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Mr. Marron's influence ranged across the disparate worlds of high finance, art and government policy.
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Alibaba connects production in these disparate regions to the sources of market demand and consumption.
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More than that, authoritarianism reveals the connections between several seemingly disparate stories about American politics.
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I think one of the reasons that you see such disparate predictions for Texas v.
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The end goal is to gather participants' disparate opinions and share them in one place.
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" Or, "I have a conclusion, and I'm gonna find disparate facts that prove my conclusion.
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The group, Unruh says, marks the coalescing of disparate "pockets of resistance" -- including backers of Sen.
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In a crowded, mobile world of grossly disparate opportunities, open borders for wealthier countries are impractical.
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Chapter Six: The Spy The disparate storylines are all tunneling their way back to one another!
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The group, Unruh said, marks the coalescing of disparate "pockets of resistance" -- including backers of Sen.
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But over the last year and a half incremental improvements rapidly united the two disparate OSes.
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Pentagon officials intend for the new effort to connect otherwise disparate AI developments across the services.
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For years, the three disparate wings of the organized crime world had been largely at peace.
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Their research provided data on topics as disparate as migration, carbon emissions, and Brazil's geographical border.
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With that, Sheridan got the idea for a character who could bridge the story's disparate pieces.
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It is one of the few things that knit together this disparate nation of 1.3 billion.
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But he could easily have meant the arms from the disparate countries in that single room.
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Whether or not these players are 'world class' depends on an impossibly disparate set of perspectives.
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These two disparate halves should seemingly lead to a game that feels at odds with itself.
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It seems disparate from the other works, which were recently created or commissioned specifically for Declaration.
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New machine learning-powered methods enable marketers to model the relative contribution of disparate advertising efforts.
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Under its new workflow, Microsoft also has designers working on seemingly disparate hardware across the company.
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Both can impact how sharp on-screen action appears in scenes with vastly disparate lighting levels.
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When the latter grew tired, scriptwriters jumped the shark by forcing disparate characters into outlandish couples.
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What binds these often disparate settings and moods together is the sense of surprise and discovery.
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In some cases this creative class is disparate, spreading throughout a city like a symbiotic fungus.
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It stands for America's relentless ability to synthesise its disparate parts in an uplifting national story.
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The cast of characters is a disparate patchwork of Iraqi citizenry, much like the Whatsitsname himself.
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It also extolled the importance of dialogue between disparate groups as essential to a functioning society.
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My partner and I come from very disparate class backgrounds and, reversely, earn very different salaries.
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The movement has brought together disparate groups whose interests are closely aligned but not yet unified.
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It's the moral of Randall's arc in the episode that brings these many disparate parts together.
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Phantom Apps can perform 120 different actions across forty disparate technologies allowing investigation, hunting and containment.
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Bringing disparate groups together helps misinformation researchers consider the problem from as many dimensions as possible.
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How did you manage to wrangle this disparate group of weird, talented outsiders with similar sensibilities?
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Unfortunately, we know that race and income are big factors in these disparate approaches to discipline.
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The disparate approaches have led to little certainty in how Trump's session with Xi will proceed.
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Is there some idea of bringing together disparate groups under some sort of shared common banner?
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The data that Stem brings in from all these disparate platforms may also, itself, be valuable.
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It is the first instance of disparate, ISIS-aligned Filipino groups banding together and holding territory.
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Cloudera's database software, built on open source code, helps businesses perform complicated analysis of disparate data.
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The visual map cues users into disparate areas of their gaming skills depending on the title.
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The truth, it seems to me, is somewhere in the middle of these wildly disparate forecasts.
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Our disparate protagonists resist connection because solitude is comfortable when living with this kind of anguish.
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Those disparate stories about after-festival cleanup usually spring up and disappear quickly in the media.
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Despair, it seems, forced a show of unity by the disparate rebel groups, with striking effect.
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All of this crossfade between disparate scenes, sounds, and influences has created some absolutely baffling music.
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Decades of evolution have produced overlapping but disparate Republican segments whose priorities consistently drive deficits up.
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No other hatred unites and rallies such disparate voices, using the same classic motifs of hate.
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Perhaps it's true they turned a collection of disparate individuals into an incredibly high-performance team.
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Every circuit court to consider the availability of disparate impact under the Act has supported it.
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The task force's greatest value may be building consensus and a common language between disparate stakeholders.
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What unites his disparate positions is a general hostility to secularism, science, and the industrialized world.
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Asaf Avidan, a well-known musician in Israel, writes songs that pull together widely disparate impulses.
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The industry's disparate interests fight over a lot of issues, but Medicare-for-all unites them.
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I imagine Myles's photographs forming in the line breaks between disparate images — flashing, reconsidering what's next.
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Moor Mother and Sangre de Muerdago couldn't come from more disparate ends of the sonic spectrum.
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The home's interior designer, Ken Fulk, gave every room a unique mood using disparate design elements.
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The compromise Republican bill came about following talks between disparate pockets of the House GOP caucus.
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Its intent was to help Europe integrate its disparate financial markets and drive down trading costs.
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If the realities of expensive and racially disparate marijuana prosecution aren't "good cause," then what is?
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The skier Mikaela Shiffrin is competing in both the slalom and downhill, events with disparate demands.
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In that sense, Scary Stories does feel like an anthology; each monster gets its disparate vignette.
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People are used to weaving disparate threads of human suffering into a single matrix of injustice.
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But to many, the interaction — and the disparate way it was perceived — reflected the national mood.
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When there is just one health plan, you won't have disparate prices for the same procedure.
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Eventually, he taught himself to use multiple exposures to compile disparate images into a single tableaux.
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Fortunately, these groups have been able to put aside our disparate agendas and find common cause.
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Check out our mood board of the disparate places from which the show's creators drew inspiration.
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He has produced music for performers as disparate as Lou Reed and the Armadillo String Quartet.
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Our Occam's-razor brains are always searching for the simplest story line to explain disparate data.
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By many accounts, McCain knew how to be bipartisan, a bridge between two ever-disparate worlds.
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Mr. Vorisek's creations are the descendants of disparate artistic traditions: performance, installation and sculpture, among others.
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Though I suppose it is kind of sweet these disparate animals have all found common ground.
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Researchers have also offered disparate explanations about which animals may have transmitted the virus to humans.
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Researchers have also offered disparate explanations for what animals may have transmitted the virus to humans.
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Researchers have also offered disparate explanations for what animals may have transmitted the virus to humans.
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That does not exclude, however, the need for some core ideology that unites the disparate factions.
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With tools like Facebook and Twitter, disparate groups are able to mobilize faster than ever before.
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Bud wants to bundle all disparate bank, bill and other finance apps into a single interface.
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Four tales of survivors with disparate stories that all began with a bolt from the blue.
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When you become aware of the traits of these two disparate groups, it opens your eyes.
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Something analogous is true today about the disparate forms of ownership that will ultimately be blockchained.
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This showcase of stylistically disparate domestic dance companies returns to the Joyce for a second year.
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The Witcher is funny, intense, and uncomfortable, and it balances out those disparate emotions almost perfectly.
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Tensions still could arise between EU nations with widely disparate economic interests in trading with Britain.
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It is a posture reflecting the party's commitment to social justice, which unites its disparate parts.
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Diversity has the incredible power to reduce the distance between the disparate worlds of lived experience.
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As for Medicaid reporting, they say it's unfair to ask them to obey 85033 disparate laws.
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Instead of ending a minor insurgency, the fighting brought disparate rebels together into the original FARC.
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Yet, the complexity of the tax code has resulted in a disparate impact on women businesses.
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But that is not always easy, especially when tasting a series of possibly very disparate wines.
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Banhus is made of two disparate nouns, left to reconcile with each another in your head.
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Mr. Ghosn personified the alliance, drawing together disparate auto cultures by the force of his personality.
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For the most part right now, I'm in the process of writing them in disparate places.
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This element — usually white — pulls together disparate images in a way that unites them in meaning.
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"Disparate groups organized themselves in response to learning about the Klan in the media," Parsons says.
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Much more recently, these disparate groups united in a million-plus-member group called Pantsuit Nation.
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Kidanu: Layering all this potentially really disparate information, I think, opens up the space for fiction.
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In other words, vArmour takes something that is somewhat messy — disparate security policies covering disparate containers and apps — and helps to hand it in a more cohesive and neat way by providing a single way to manage and provision compliance and policies across all of them.
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Though commonly viewed as disparate, the arts establishment often works in parallel with political and corporate establishments.
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Traditionally each one of these lovable weirdos would be relegated to very disparate "kooky best friend" roles.
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So far they are disparate ideas, hanging threads waiting for a broader intellectual movement to collect them.
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It was a herculean feat of engineering that bound a tapestry of disparate tribes into a nation.
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Less discussed is bias in terms of the disparate impact machine learning might have on different populations.
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It is attempting to solve one of the stickiest problems enterprises face: sharing data across disparate systems.
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Earl Matthews, of Verodin, a company that helps clients integrate disparate cybersecurity products into more cohesive units.
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Each 'ndrina specializes in a disparate illegal activity, from cocaine importation to extortion of Italian construction centers.
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To its credit, Dropbox sees Paper as a way to unify the disparate and messy modern workflow.
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The common denominator throughout these disparate roles is Sedaris's manic energy and her total disregard for reality.
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These disparate actors all follow the same basic rules for spreading self-promotional messages for mass impact.
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Brett Yormark, chief executive of the Nets and Barclays Center, has targeted disparate communities in the borough.
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This weekend was really about the Taylor Swift love from some relatively disparate corners of the internet.
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Trump's trade war with China hit full force last year, and now we're seeing the disparate impacts.
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One of the biggest reasons for that is for many years, the drug laws were very disparate.
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Rather than being cowed by the currency move, India's hitherto divided and disparate opposition has been invigorated.
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But instead each of Yakuza 0's disparate parts work together to create a surprisingly cohesive experience.
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But even amidst disparate political stances, a common theme was that of "outsiders" from the political mainstream.
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These disparate elements did not so much unite as collide in pursuit of a strange, exotic beauty.
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Feinberg's new mandate is to restructure all of Google's disparate bets in health, from hardware to algorithms.
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These last two take Drewes' verse literally, tangling up disparate items in a state of artificial repose.
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Critics argue that the system creates a disparate relationship between the parties, leaving workers vulnerable to abuse.
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Riess highlighted progress in unifying a disparate sales force that had previously sold products under individual brands.
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That disparate treatment of the president as defendant strikes at the heart of the rule of law.
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Neither of them seemed to notice that once again Israel was being singled out for disparate treatment.
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But it means that they cannot respond to criminal offending without producing disparate stop and arrest data.
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Parker's plan is to amp up what SmartThings is already doing: connecting disparate gadgets in the cloud.
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Players have gathered from disparate scenes from anime-style fighting games to Injustice to Super Smash Bros.
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Voters' disparate views on leaving are entrenched, and few have any certainty about Britain's long-term future.
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AMLG: With so many disparate projects going on at DEKA, I'm curious how you structure the workplace.
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The wireless revolution of the last two decades and the budding renewable energy revolution aren't that disparate.
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What enabled Bellamy to discern the quality of such disparate practitioners is, in retrospect, impossible to tell.
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We assure you that a Tyrion Lannister and a Catelyn Stark will have vastly disparate Netflix queues.
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The disparate zones in Tooie's WitchyWorld all felt like parts of a shitty (intentionally so) theme park.
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Tierno chalks this up to factors as disparate (and as common) as bad handwashing and sloppy bartending.
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The hackers are taking advantage of disparate and lacking security standards guarding voter registration databases, specialists say.
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It is therefore crucial for recovery efforts to take these disparate impacts into account when allocating resources.
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What did we do with it to specifically address these disparate outcomes in the 2628th Congressional District?
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Within the context of civic-republican thought, Bobby's apparently disparate political stands become perfectly sensible and coherent.
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How do you piece all these disparate threads together and start to make sense of the whole?
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Likewise, the tools used in these processes are disparate and tailored for security auditors and not developers.
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The DP's tactical agreement to co-ordinate fielding candidates with three disparate opposition parties unsettled many voters.
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In 2006, children of undocumented immigrants organized en masse to protest the disparate treatment of their parents.
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And he spoke of the need to find common ground among the disparate voices of this country.
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The Great Old Ones applauded as the internet began mashing these two disparate works of art together.
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Perhaps one of Ms. Coles's most useful talents is her ability to connect people from disparate worlds.
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He is the author of Using Disparate Impact to Restore Housing Affordability and Property Rights in Colorado.
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Over time, I came to understand this loathing as a thread running through seemingly disparate adult conversations.
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It is also a place where seemingly disparate cultures reach not only an understanding, but a coexistence.
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It can also uncover other patterns and similarities that connect seemingly disparate malware families and threat actors.
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To understand this, we first must understand that sexual orientation and romantic orientation are two disparate entities.
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Disparate moments, different places and radically different times speak to each other across the bleed of distance.
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"We want to do fewer things better versus all these disparate parts," a spokesperson told Re/code.
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There are too many disparate and unnecessary elements that detract from some genuinely interesting themes and ideas.
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Holmes will test Eskalera job candidates for creativity, and specifically the ability to connect seemingly disparate ideas.
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"One of my tasks was to connect all the disparate systems that the university had," Saha says.
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The Jazz Standard in Manhattan devoted three weeks to consecutive Monk-related shows, from vastly disparate artists.
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Perhaps he believes he's creating useful connections among employees from disparate parts of a far-flung company.
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" Any algorithm targeting fake news, he said, would thus "have a disparate impact on right-wing media.
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The Media Lab is at the forefront of bringing together disparate research in technology, notably artificial intelligence.
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Mr. Black offers us a set of three seemingly disparate theme entries and a revealer at 59A.
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Delivered in a yoga teacher's or Jedi master's slow, soothing voice, her speeches weave disparate ideas together.
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Two alternating programs highlight his inspired interpretations of the work of two disparate composers: Stravinsky and Tchaikovsky.
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The exit polls of the three main television channels were sufficiently disparate that both sides claimed victory.
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Archival footage of Hendrix appears on a screen, flanked by disparate images: war scenes, jellyfish, military parades.
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Private companies may offer to run images against photographs collected from more disparate sources, like social media.
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What did we do with it to specifically address these disparate outcomes in the Seventh Congressional District?
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Horn argues that a further and more insidious evil was done by crowding these disparate populations together.
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This disparate impact is a civil rights issue, and it should be treated like one by Congress.
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Perhaps, but not if there's a chance these algorithms will perpetuate the racially disparate impact of policing.
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Because students gain such a broad education, they learn to connect disparate ideas threaded through many subjects.
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Taken together, the seemingly disparate work creates an almost tangible illustration of complex and multidimensional contemporary realities.
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The combination of so many disparate data sources into a single three-dimensional model has little precedent.
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The 86 cancer patients were a disparate group, with tumors of the pancreas, prostate, uterus or bone.
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By the early 1960s, Buckley had gathered disparate right-wing tribes together in his magazine, National Review.
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The problem arises when the movie goes about connecting all these disparate characters in an inefficient way.
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THC vaping cartridges have been found in disparate places, by varying numbers, suggesting a sprawling black market.
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Over the course of several months, a disparate collection of industry groups filed 11 lawsuits against Anvisa.
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In 2013, the agency issued a formal disparate impact regulation based on decades of unanimous judicial consensus.
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During the primary campaign, Bush's few statements about the environment have been carefully tailored to disparate audiences.
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The United States began as a disparate set of colonies with a highly decentralized criminal justice system.
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It was an evolutionary duet between two seemingly disparate body parts that ensured the starling's extraordinary success.
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Rich and haunting, it mixes disparate pitches and textures in a way most human musicians wouldn't dare.
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I had spent years in different costumes, changing to fit the disparate social landscapes that I inhabited.
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We've been investing in the workflows needed to integrate disparate data sources and deliver actionable business intelligence.
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Miller Tabak equity strategist Matt Maley says three disparate names share one common trait: attractive-looking charts.
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Why do these seemingly disparate cultures -- military warfighters and "nerdy" data scientists -- have such a similar problem?
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MuleSoft makes a platform that helps Fortune 500 companies stitch together disparate software applications, data, and devices.
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Its fleet of 767s, 787 Dreamliners, 757s, and legacy US Airways A330s are all even more disparate.
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And at a time when there were many disparate groups living across Britain, this brought them together.
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Eilish grew up not just with, but within the internet, a place where disparate things live together.
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This curated showcase of stylistically disparate domestic dance companies returns to the Joyce for its second year.
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MuleSoft makes software that automatically integrates disparate data, devices and applications to help businesses networks run faster.
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A hit list of Iraqi academics was believed to have been circulated among the disparate terrorist groups.
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Disparate elements finally coming together of a project that started with the premise of curiosity and interest.
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Functionally, the importance of Mayfield to the Sooner attack is his ability to connect its disparate parts.
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In the disparate reactions that follow shared trauma, the episode examines self-indulgence, denial, and, finally, joy.
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In order to reassemble our ancestors' bodies, we'd have to go out looking for all their disparate parts.
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Labor unions used to merge the interests of disparate interests, not just for truck drivers, but employees nationwide.
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That can get sticky if household incomes and mortgage shares are disparate or reliance on those deductions differs.
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It becomes a serious data integration issue as the data is coming from a variety of disparate sources.
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Tags are like Google's Label systems: They're not boxes, but a more open way to organize disparate files.
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What's more, when they did need to answer unique questions, it required accessing a variety of disparate systems.
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This is especially true when such harms have an alleged disparate impact on a discrete class of society.
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The scientists report finding genes associated with monogamy shared between many disparate species, according to a new paper.
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But I'm also wondering how all these disparate pieces are going to start looking like a full picture.
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The issue both unifies the disparate factions of the GOP and drives its base to the voting booth.
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Her home office is full of disparate projects, and she's always busy, but it's a challenge she appreciates.
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Here's the thing: The results that Steward, Roger, and Betsy each got from AA, while disparate, aren't abnormal.
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Connecting these two seemingly disparate artistic phases was what he and Dewey wanted to answer with their documentary.
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Now you'll have the option of playing those six-second clips from disparate creators in one, steady stream.
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The selection of late period works at Betty Cuningham reveals how the artist's gentle lyricism produced disparate signatures.
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In disparate regions, American interests are bolstered by having dependable allies that make major contributions to regional security.
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The Man is alternative with lots of disparate influences, but not, like these others, roots-y at all.
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This landmark exhibition at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary finds unexpected resonances among disparate Asian countries.
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Reports of a tentative understanding between U.S. and Taliban negotiators in Qatar last week sparked strong, disparate reactions.
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It's a strange amalgamation that patches together a lot of disparate ideas in a less than elegant way.
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Are you getting that bright zombified buzz from being bathed in completely disparate kinds of media at once?
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Yes, I wanted to lean into an environmental film that was utilizing a vast landscape, and disparate landscapes.
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A more forgiving opinion would admire this as an intellectual exercise drawing parallels across disparate movements and materials.
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As the conflict grows between these disparate characters, Mr McDonagh makes his punches—both comedic and literal—land.
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Shared attention, like what percentage of the conversation is focused on the same things rather than disparate things.
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It's people that are working in these very disparate pockets that suddenly realize they were seeing similar trends.
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She once proposed legislation that would review federal rules and revenue streams for disparate impact on needy suburbs.
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The providers are themselves a disparate group, pumping out databases ranging from satellite imagery to social-media posts.
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He could try and cobble together a majority among a disparate group of left-wing and nationalist parties.
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Gathering ideas from seemingly disparate fields can bring new ways to think about problems, allowing creativity to flourish.
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Billed as a "personal history of cinema," it links disparate clips with quotations from the philosopher Gilles Deleuze.
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And The Times itself has more than once explored the subject of disparate media attention to terrorist victims.
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In her 49-page decision, Torres said the plaintiffs provided "significant proof of discriminatory disparate treatment" at Goldman.
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These disparate expectations were unsatisfactory for both sides, because there is no basis for trust by either party.
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At the federal level, the two parties resembled loose associations of disparate interests rather than ideologically cohesive movements.
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But the pages' total engagement figures, which approximate total conversations around all their posts, were far more disparate.
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Chief among them: Your disparate levels of power at work will inevitably seep into your off-duty relationship.
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We call them all "hate crimes," as if the same motivation lurks behind each of these disparate incidents.
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In this and other ways, the seemingly disparate aspects of the movies instead inform and bolster one another.
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The four steps outlined above will come as a package, instead of being offered piecemeal from disparate companies.
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It is a reminder that the internet's most effective trick is connecting disparate individuals into a coherent whole.
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This was a straightforward reflection of how parties operated, as sometimes lumpy and uneasy coalitions of disparate interests.
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At times Lutes bridges his characters' disparate story lines with dreams, fleeting thoughts and scraps of mass media.
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Wagner was a third-culture kid, exposed to her parents' disparate backgrounds but never fully immersed in either.
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Being able to mediate between these disparate world-views through metaphor, that is the power of Postcommodity's work.
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Taking cues from footwork and UK bass, DeBois melds disparate sounds into heady experiments in rhythm and texture.
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If the disparate production elements here don't cohere into a tonal whole, most of them are exquisitely rendered.
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Spending the summer on a boat was our attempt to knit the disparate parts of our lives together.
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The disparate views among Mr. Trump's top trade advisers have prompted sparring — both publicly and behind the scenes.
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It champions the idea that disparate structures, as opposed to a single, monolithic building, can comprise a hotel.
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Further inland at Court Square, a disparate blend of offices, apartments and municipal buildings nuzzles the bridge's ramps.
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Aiming for partisan fairness will necessarily involve some odd squiggles, since neighborhood-level partisanship can be very disparate.
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Disparate elements of all these genres — stylish action, grand spectacle, human drama — merge in his latest film, Shadow.
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They took some time to speak with VICE about the very disparate paths they walked to get there.
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Blockchain is about using technology to create a shared sense of trust by a group of disparate participants.
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These disparate individuals, defined by their dress, are united in a rage and despair that cannot be denied.
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To explore this data is to toggle, in seconds, among wildly disparate emotional states: surprise, disorientation, curiosity, disappointment.
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Within the exhibition, there are no wall texts, no explanations for the disparate items displayed throughout the rooms.
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At the end of the day, we are not a wandering multitude of disparate communities, but one people.
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Mr. Altschuler said the goal was to connect sometimes disparate manufacturers and customers that fills gaps for both.
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And he believes being a product of two disparate cultures is the foundation for his soaring tennis career.
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It's still racial discrimination when it's so clearly going to have such a disparate impact on black people.
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A revue featuring just the songs, lovely though they are, wouldn't hang together: They are too strangely disparate.
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Chinese officials have historically tried to link disparate issues, like North Korea and American arms sales to Taiwan.
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The measure united disparate opponents: the indigenous federation (called Conaie), bus owners, students and supporters of Mr Correa.
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It's quiet on this stretch of Vallance Road in London's East End, a concrete artery connecting disparate neighborhoods.
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" Asked during his testimony about the president's disparate statements regarding their relationship, Sondland quipped: "Easy come, easy go.
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Judging by "1Night," it suggests a DJ Khaled-like ability to cobble together compelling songs from disparate parts.
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But what is clear is the devastation is connecting people of disparate means in one common experience: loss.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified an organization that produced a study on disparate use of force.
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It was as if all the disparate strands of his life were being woven into this final moment.
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Fullbacks are still hard-nosed workhorses, but now they come in all sizes and with disparate skill sets.
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Here are four tales of survivors with disparate stories that all began with a bolt from the blue.
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Combining the disparate data sets, the system matched about 3,000 phones with faces, with varying degrees of confidence.
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They lavished praise on each other, and played down their disparate approaches to trade, immigration and climate change.
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Virtual power plants attempt to solve that problem by connecting disparate sources of renewable production, generation and storage.
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The enterprise software company provides a platform to help companies stitch together disparate software applications, data and devices.
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But in order to succeed, the writers will need to find a better balance between the disparate parts.
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President Trump's direction early on was to establish the Space Force to bring together all those disparate interests.
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But I think for normal people, it's going to become a lot more about disparate, separate, private groups.
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He's produced albums from artists as disparate as the Blind Boys of Alabama and English band the Staves.
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He finds common ground in disparate sounds and uses them to explore what it means to be human.
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Prosecutors "engaged in dramatically disparate questioning of black and white prospective jurors" at his sixth trial, Kavanaugh added.
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If there is philosophy binding together the disparate elements of the EO, it's that climate change doesn't matter.
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"The Walking Dead" is sorely in need of a focused direction that can dovetail its characters' disparate arcs.
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More ruminations on what the heart wants, and more examples of Eastern Europe's disparate ways of expressing it.
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Different research teams pan in water bodies for the microbes in disparate locations and send Chan what they collect.
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That Hallberg manages to expertly weave together the stories of so many disparate and deeply flawed characters is remarkable.
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Old Mutual says regulatory change has made it too complex to run the disparate group in its current form.
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Instead, it's a company that owns a disparate bunch of local television stations affiliated with all four major networks.
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The entire night felt surreal and disparate from a grimmer reality where mortality feels more threatening than ever before.
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To the extent that women self-objectify, they really take a disparate view from their body's physical, corporeal reality.
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Transaction costs and potentially disparate tax treatments add a bit of friction around this insight, but probably not much.
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There were several factors that brought all of these disparate actors together to embrace electrification en masse this year.
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With members included a yoga fitness instructor and an officer who pursued the Boston bombers, the disparate team struggled.
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" The DOJ report also identified "serious concerns about certain practices that could have a disparate impact on minority communities.
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Psychotherapy and other medical help was becoming a constant in trying to manage and solve these seemingly disparate conditions.
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As a woman, I know that I'm forever carrying two disparate aspects of who I am in my awareness.
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That's particularly true for couples with disparate incomes; together they pay less in tax than they would as singles.
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Other market participants welcomed the initiative, but highlighted potential challenges, including the region's disparate economies, markets and legal systems.
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I mean, just look at the disparate interpretations of religious and legal texts today after a millennia of effort.
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You see a disparate treatment between the cheerleaders, and the mascots and anyone else who works for the team.
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TIBCO sells software to enterprises that help them integrate disparate data sets, manage application programing interfaces and analyze data.
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But the biggest surprise is that Mario + Rabbids isn't just some strange cocktail of seemingly disparate characters and worlds.
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Ditto for TV shows as disparate as AMC's Better Call Saul, NBC's The Good Place, and AMC's The Terror.
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Weird things are also transpiring in the Pacific — though there's certainly no evidence these disparate marine events are related.
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With a standard SDN protocol, IoT devices will be able to communicate with each other, even between disparate devices.
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But among the many questions is how exactly to organize hundreds of thousands of disparate drivers in different locations.
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Reputation, Taylor Swift's sixth studio album, is a jarring combination of disparate sounds, petty disses, and her trademark candor.
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However, some analysts argue that the group's disparate nature and philosophies mean it should avoid a terrorist group designation.
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After a plug for science, her answer on legalizing marijuana focused on disparate sentencing for black men and women.
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Owing to its open nature, blockchain can also reduce costs associated with complex supply chains and connect disparate markets.
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Social media allows rapid communication among large groups of disparate people, giving citizen activists new tools for organizing actions.
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"For me it's not disparate at all, I can draw lines between all of the work here," she said.
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While Bynes and Dunham's rises have parallels, their attempts at redemption could not have resulted in more disparate responses.
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These disparate approaches are already fueling (no pun intended) debate about which method of power-generation is most advantageous.
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"It's rare to have such disparate groups come together so solidly to support the way forward," she told Reuters.
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But the social network also provides a platform for disparate voices, helping to amplify them and create online communities.
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With such a disparate group of devices, we naturally had to pit them against one another in three battles.
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Georgetown University law professor Paul Butler said the law does have a racially disparate effect that devalues black life.
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What appear to be disparate threats to the species are in fact all united by an invisible force: genes.
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It's even harder to find a little box that make those disparate analog and digital sources sound truly great.
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So, all the disparate installments in Ryan Murphy's American Horror Story are connected under the same bone-chilling umbrella.
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The need for urgency and the disparate impacts of inaction underscores the dangers of magical thinking at either extreme.
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We were The Sarahs, but we became other things, too, and our disparate identities began to pull us apart.
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The Trump administration and the Fed have disparate views of where the economy will go in the coming months.
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The platform has collectively raised over $2141 billion from disparate backers to fund creative projects and launch new businesses.
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A bunch of the songs are dealing with two disparate elements and the way they're pulling at each other.
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So, a Tomboy being of two minds or representing two disparate qualities… I thought that was a fitting title.
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The collection on view is so disparate it is simply not possible to reduce or sum up the work.
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"[It pulls in] data from disparate systems and synthesizes it into something human-readable with powerful AI," explains Kayser.
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Instead of a war of unity between national populations, the enemy is a networked "terrorist" organized around disparate nodes.
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All in all, these disparate results suggest more about the categories than they do about the overall art climate.
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Finally, authors' presumptions specific to the supposed disparate effects of cannabis based upon THC potency are also highly questionable.
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The trust has earmarked $64 million to add greenery and help stitch disparate elements together into a unified park.
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The causes of these very disparate harms are deep-rooted and wide-ranging, but there is some important overlap.
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As further evidence of labeling laws' disparate impact on small businesses, look no further than the Ocheesee Creamery case.
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Rather than forcing a bond, Mr Brooker should strive to keep bringing his strange, disparate, resonant visions to life.
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It would help if federal agencies were to publish annual report cards gathering this disparate information in one place.
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Instead, they pick over the past and boldly draw from disparate techniques, mixing in rock, jazz, medieval chant, whatever.
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It was started in the name of forging a greater sense of union among the disparate nations of Europe.
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Chet and Quinn's disparate approaches are Frankensteined into a soft-core sports wonderland, and filming changes on the fly.
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Because while those two situations may seem disparate, the way Dalio sees it, power is operating in each case.
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Federal investigators are now left to sift through disparate clues in search of any clear motive for Sunday's killings.
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"It's such a high-growth area with a really disparate payments landscape and lots of small providers," Benson said.
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Those who live in the neighbourhood, from whichever of its many disparate quarters, see themselves as a united community.
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That means bringing all of Uber's disparate projects — including food delivery, transit passes, and e-bikes — under one roof.
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The Obama administration relied on disparate impact to secure a $335 million settlement in 2011 against Bank of America.
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With SoftBank's many disparate holdings and moving parts, investors can only be further confused by the big personnel change.
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In short, they are experiencing disparate treatment because they were injured on the wrong side of an arbitrary date.
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Motz concluded that the state's law not only had a racially disparate impact, but that the state intentionally discriminated.
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In a city as sprawling, stratified, and segregated as LA, Brotherhood-Sisterhood Camp brought together people from disparate backgrounds.
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Like the novel could show us people's intricate monologues or cinema could juxtapose disparate images to invoke new meanings.
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So other factors were behind as much as 39 percent of the disparate rates of imprisonment for black people.
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That is, helping to converge disparate financial services into a single platform to help you manage your money better.
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Luckily, we don't have to wait very long before we can see how all these disparate threads fit together.
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For example, in the UK for the past few decades the left has been very factional and very disparate.
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And yet, there they were, Spieth and Mickelson walking together at Baltusrol Golf Club accompanied by wholly disparate prospects.
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But it's also a great example of how TV is often best when disparate genres cross-pollinate each other.
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To keep the Shiffrin ski fleet even more adaptable, the skis might be filed to disparate degrees of sharpness.
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With their ties to many disparate places, the couple had a hard time settling on a wedding location. Paris?
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This is a big, diverse country with a lot of interests and a lot of disparate points of view.
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Known for their genre-defying practice, Heiss and Kaag often combine disparate functions and textures into single eccentric objects.
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Shopping, it turns out, is the great connector of disparate cultures of locals and tourists within America and abroad.
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At their best, these anthological novels are like Cornell boxes, disparate gleanings held in tension by a single sensibility.
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She told Business Insider that over-communication on messaging platforms is key to keeping such disparate teams collaborating properly.
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This disparate group strives to preserve Austen's home and legacy, united only by their mutual love for her novels.
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Right below each of them, at 423A, 61A, 73A, and 101A, are four fairly disparate entries, one might think.
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" Trump's widely mocked "Make America Great Again" slogan brilliantly amalgamated these disparate elements of "populism, nationalism, nativism and protectionism.
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But there are gaps in the way these sensors operate, and combining their disparate streams of data is difficult.
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But unlike the politicians on the national stage, the disparate parts of Rosh Haayin have found ways to unite.
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"To me, it made sense as to why the soundtrack is as disparate as it is," Mr. Totten said.
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Leaders believe the only way to mobilize is to sweep in many disparate groups, which risks diluting their message.
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After the rebellion, a disparate group of prominent New Yorkers formed the Citizens' Inquiry on Parole and Criminal Justice.
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The voice-over narration (read by the rapper and actor Common) braids apparently disparate threads into a single tale.
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Take the language used in Facebook posts, which scientists believe can predict conditions as disparate as diabetes and depression.
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"We know that disasters have a disparate impact on the most vulnerable populations, especially communities of color," she said.
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Together, these two standards — intentional discrimination and disparate impact — have been the pillars of our nation's fair lending laws.
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To confront the disparate ISIS threats, from Niger to the Philippines, will require closer collaboration by counter-terrorism forces.
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What's notable to us is the disparate belief systems among some of our Indian friends, colleagues, and family members.
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The disparate elements were all grounded in Arab identity — the colors, for example, came partly from bright rural kilims.
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Eventually, the detectives compile enough disparate traces of DNA amid the different crime scenes to create a DNA sample.
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The fame has emerged from disparate wells for Owens, 48, each one having a multiplying effect on his profile.
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It's up to Wattam's disparate inhabitants to right this generational wrong by working through a series of puzzles together.
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As they clamored for their pieces of the Ottoman Empire, these disparate populations remembered a great deal of history.
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Bringing together these two disparate things in this way can often bring about this type of elevated creative thinking.
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Can it overhaul the planning process, allow innovation and still please the disparate stakeholders within its 503 square miles?
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But there are gaps in the way these sensors operate, and combining their disparate streams of data is difficult.
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Some companies have added hubs (like Wink) and made an effort to tie some of these disparate products together.
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And those two seemingly disparate elements never felt at odds with each other during my time with the game.
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But other times, the desire to find quick commonality between two disparate figures can be too cute by half.
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They required an art plunged into life itself, uniting disparate figures into new fellowship, all under a common sheet.
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Identifying disparate treatment or outcomes that correlate with racial difference can be a critical step in validating a complaint.
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The legislation would create disparate winners and losers, with no apparent logic as to how heavily its ax falls.
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Dismissing these individual movies as low-quality monoliths implies that disparate Marvel movies like Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol.
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That's what, experts said, made movements as disparate as both the civil rights movement and the Tea Party successful.
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Mr. Michele is an avid student of history, but also a gleeful and heretical mixologist of its disparate elements.
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Mr. Cohen was soon a Trump Organization employee, put in charge of disparate elements of Mr. Trump's business empire.
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A good stock index is representative of the broad market, includes stocks from disparate industries, and is weighted appropriately.
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Held in various spaces in Brooklyn and lower Manhattan, the gatherings united disparate musical tribes—urban, goth, queer, punk.
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Debate over how best to get these disparate elements to work in concert will continue for a long time.
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But it is difficult to see what the "rim" is that can link these disparate parents into one agreement.
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Attia has a talent for verbal and visual puns, for linking seemingly disparate things and giving them new meanings.
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In Hero with a Thousand Faces, Joseph Campbell compared creation myths, showing the common thread through seemingly disparate cultures.
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Novels in which separate story lines collide often give the impression that even the most disparate people are somehow connected.
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Communicating is hard, and even harder when you have to maintain your #brand in dozens of countries speaking disparate languages.
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The Berlin timeline has demonstrated once more how Solloway masterfully uses flashbacks to connect seemingly disparate time periods and events.
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The clear, bright colors in which they are painted unify their disparate parts and cancel the industrial associations of steel.
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It's that once disparate spheres have now collided and interpenetrated each other, creating a sense of 'elsewhere' at all time.
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The disparate anti-government uprising has wreaked havoc in Paris and French cities, shaken the economy and challenged his authority.
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Some observers wondered during the trial if the cases would receive disparate treatment because of the race of the victims.
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The reality is that there is a growing wave of support for the radical right in all its disparate iterations.
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Remarkably focused and articulate, Greenbaum's work coalesces around disorder and anxiety before reforming seemingly disparate ideas into a coherent whole.
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Krauthammer was arguably a Renaissance man, achieving mastery in such disparate fields as psychiatry, speech-writing, print journalism and television.
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What initially seems like a totally disparate and scattered series of random tiles slowly becomes a fuller, more obvious picture.
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She took the disparate contents of her surroundings — bodies, buildings and vehicles — and eased them gradually closer with higher resolution.
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STEVE BANNON: Remember, before President Trump came, we had kind of these disparate movements and kind of talking to China.
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Pakatan Harapan, Malaysia's opposition coalition, is an unwieldy collection of disparate forces that includes Chinese liberals, Islamists and nationalist Malays.
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Eduardo Cerqueira, União da Ilha's Carnaval director, has the job of keeping the disparate parts of the operation on track.
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Binding the disparate dislikes is a belief in conspiracies—that Jews control society, the economy, the media or the world.
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Until now, we haven't had to reckon with the "one app" problem, because most healthcare experiences have been relatively disparate.
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Under the new rule, attorneys would have to go jump through new legal hoops to make a disparate impact case.
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The results, according to star Jason Derulo (Rum Tum Tugger), combine styles as disparate as hip-hop, ballet, and tap.
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Dutch political culture is renowned for its "polder" model, in which disparate interest groups hammer out compromises through interminable negotiations.
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Unfortunately, actually getting the task done with today's software requires navigating a hodgepodge of solutions on disparate screens and sites.
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It is easy to dismiss the exercise as a futile effort to find a minimum common denominator between disparate opposites.
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With the racially disparate application of Florida's controversial "stand your ground" law, Zimmerman was not immediately charged with killing Martin.
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Ferrell's bass was noodly and nimble in the way of Descendents, and Wagenschutz pummeling drum thwacks united their disparate approaches.
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But this can be difficult when sales associates are forced to deal with disparate sources of information across vast distances.
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It is possible to hack into the disparate voter registration systems, some of which may be connected to the internet.
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"Facsimiles can also serve other purposes, such as uniting disparate pieces, or as a new means of repatriation," explains Corneille.
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Home has speakers, a far-field microphone, and can connect with all your disparate smart electronics like Nest and Chromecast.
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Instead, its menu is something of a greatest hits from disparate provinces of mainland China, as well as American inventions.
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The unifying factor that I hear between all their disparate is the general disregard for borders between sounds and styles.
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Pence said there should be the "same standard of care" for both families and single adults, defending the disparate conditions.
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The result is a system the founders say can summarize disparate documents and identify convictions more quickly than any human.
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It's not just that welfare reform had a racially disparate impact, it's that welfare reform was enabled by racist politics.
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Stem works to collect the revenue from those tracks in disparate platforms and sources it into a sort of escrow.
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Acosta has proven that he can handle disparate opinions and information in order to make thoughtful decisions on difficult issues.
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Opening track "Deepwood" not only displayed a more polished version of the band, it succinctly melded the band's disparate influences.
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It's taken on industries and issues other regulators long dodged, like auto lending, to battle racial discrimination and disparate impact.
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Since then, a growing chorus of dissenters have been challenging the disparate results of the popular and electoral vote tallies.
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Apple has reportedly acquired health data startup Gliimpse, a company that collects and combines disparate threads of personal health info.
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Conaway won't seek reelection: report MORE (R-Utah), and comes after years of work, meetings and negotiations with disparate interests.
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This software can take wildly disparate mounds of data and transform it into maps, charts and other forms of intelligence.
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The move was hailed by some as a smart way to bring a collection of disparate teams under one roof.
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The question now is whether the disparate group of nationalists can form a bloc to effect change within the Parliament.
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I'm working on a lot of disparate material all the time, so finding something that really coalesces is very helpful.
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But I vividly remember just being confused by where all these weird, disparate plot threads (and red herrings) were going.
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Every package that needs to be moved between the disparate outposts civilization has left has to be delivered this way.
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Putin holds the disparate interests together, so any hint of a vacuum at the center of the system is risky.
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It's unclear how Mr. Williams would have made the disparate elements of his vision cohere, but it's also ultimately irrelevant.
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"This isn't simply a problem of disparate right-wing groups being able to rationalize their existence more easily," Cobb wrote.
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The current code has created an uneven playing field with wildly disparate effective tax rates for different businesses and industries.
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We also know that our society is still plagued with the infrastructure of systemic inequality that drives many disparate outcomes.
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Disparate impact is effective in challenging housing policies impacting the wide range of communities protected by the Fair Housing Act.
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Because bipartisan investigations involve members of Congress with disparate views, they also typically produce more accurate and credible fact-finding.
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In fact, we are less a monolith and more a monster sorority, patched together from disparate viewpoints and dissimilar experiences.
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The fight against Somoza had brought together disparate factions, including Marxist guerrillas (like Ortega) and middle-class intellectuals (like Ramírez).
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That tool is called the "disparate impact standard," and many legal scholars expect the court's conservative bloc to abolish it.
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Given my disparate professional pursuits (actor, humorist, woodworker), I don't get to read nearly as much as I would prefer.
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Industry has tried combining disparate forms of transportation before, and it worked out as poorly then as it would today.
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Clinton: a matchup that operatives on both sides predicted would be an epic, ugly clash between two vastly disparate politicians.
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Together we can weave a stronger social fabric from today's disparate pieces and ensure a more connected and healthier tomorrow.
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Champion takes up the B-side, "Disparate," working smudged samples in painterly strokes across a freeform bass-and-percussion landscape.
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Each one is unique, and Zupa must figure out how to transform its disparate parts into lock, stock, and barrel.
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Both were bundled under Amendment 9, one of four ballot initiatives that mashed together disparate items, reported the Associated Press.
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Nor will we see line items for each of the disparate, still-in-flux subsidiaries under Alphabet that aren't Google.
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H.O.T. shared traits with today's idol groups: a combination of singing, dancing, and rapping, and disparate personalities united through music.
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The language of gymnastics was ours, and the athletes within it were a string connecting our disparate lives and interests.
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The show itself is a collection of five or six disparate parts — to the unfocussed eye, these stories don't intersect.
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But this was not the first time problematic and pervasive activities at Wells Fargo succeeded in uniting a disparate group.
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Why are people as disparate politically as Bill Kristol and Sally Kohn coming together in such a triumphalist gloating spree?
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They are for die-hard Beatles fans only, but they're a glimpse of ever-expanding ambitions and increasingly disparate agendas.
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But more than 40 years later, his memory in this town lives on through the disparate efforts of local residents.
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"They're both disparate talents," Sage Sovereign, a fire eater from Bushwick, Brooklyn, 28, said of opera singing and sideshow entertaining.
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At the same time, the disparate tempos between the mini-ensembles kept this from feeling like an easy-listening exercise.
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Who knew that one could jam pack these disparate experiences into 90 minutes and have it feel like a blessing.
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The modern legal system separates black families at higher rates than other families through many methods, including disparate sentencing schemes.
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Although these initiatives seem disparate, there are some legislative efforts that could have a more stabilizing effect on student hunger.
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That these two disparate groups found common ground is a testament to Mr. Akhmetov's vast business empire and political skill.
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Individually, the voices belonged to wildly disparate worlds including heavy metal, punk, and the glassy plangency of Balkan folk singing.
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These themes are more teased than developed, though, and the play's two very disparate strands fail to twine together meaningfully.
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Residents cite disparate theories to explain the attacks, including blaming them on Russians trying to foment unrest before the election.
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Surveying a group that at first looks disparate, a theme emerges: the politics of how humans interact with their environments.
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A revealing new study suggests that these disparate responses to memories of physical education classes are both common and consequential.
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In the face of the most challenging viral outbreak in modern memory, the disparate responses have set some governors apart.
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People often ask me how I decide what to cover in this noisy and disparate energy and climate change beat.
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The answer may be that, though both airports are run by public authorities, they are managed in far disparate ways.
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After independence, he became India's first deputy prime minister and faced the outsize task of weaving together India's disparate parts.
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Yet Liberty City, because of its proximity to Parkland, provides the most stark example of the disparate challenges for activists.
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Teachers' unions, for instance, have members trained in math and statistics who could research and publish the disparate tax numbers.
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Precise, specific actions follow one another in short chains, and Ms. Shick can make these disparate elements flow together enchantingly.
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From plunging into waterfall pools to living the agrarian dream, here's how to enjoy these two disparate but stunning destinations.
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When works about seemingly disparate issues of social justice are brought together, the links between them rise to the surface.
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You don't want them so completely disparate that they can't even communicate, so you need a little bit of overlap.
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"Ultimately, when you get these disparate groups that end up enthusiastically rooting, you get sometimes a combustible environment," Espinoza said.
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It simply wouldn't be equitable for two groups of such disparate size to battle for 12 All-Star spots each.
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But there were differences as well, and not just the nature and substance of the charges, which are significantly disparate.
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As a disparate group of academics, economists, technologists and lawmakers, their politics range from moderately liberal to free-market conservative.
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More synthesist than innovator, he blended disparate influences into a distinctive whole, which now seems very much of our time.
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Each screen only housed a few tiles, and to find other content, you'd have to drill down into disparate folders.
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The album has so many different sonic elements that are all pretty disparate but flow into each other with ease.
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It can be illegal to make credit decisions that have a disparate impact on people based on gender or race.
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Investing in one epidemic can have an impact that spans other diseases, future years, distant continents and disparate health systems.
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Brad Evans: You have consistently brought together in your works the often-disparate fields of art, psychoanalysis and critical theory.
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Last week, we gathered an ideologically disparate group of elected leaders, journalists, and advocates together for a bipartisan Thanksgiving dinner.
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But the surge in fund-raising has raised questions about the efficiency and accountability of disparate funding campaigns like these.
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More of a manual than a menu-generator, it offers a disparate range of base recipes, along with creative variations.
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A disparate leave plan will add to the barriers for women in hiring and advancement by reinforcing stereotypes about caregiving.
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While these are valid points of concern, we lack sufficient data to offer an opinion on the disparate treatment point.
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And there have been novel invocations of the Constitution to challenge nationalism and build alliances between disparate groups and regions.
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Recently, the group helped me narrow down my 2020 revenue target areas from 10 disparate ideas to three targeted approaches.
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The question is whether the Act's extraordinary measures, including its disparate treatment of the states, continue to satisfy constitutional requirements.
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In April, Google puts its disparate hardware efforts under one roof, but it hasn't spoken about that unit's strategy since.
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Even if the sounds their artists issued were disparate, they tended to be united in this sort of observant outsiderdom.
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When Jessica and Trish do work together, their disparate personalities, fighting styles, and priorities bring an exciting dynamism to the action.
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A coalition of disparate rebel and civilian opposition groups, with blessings from Saudi Arabia, insists that it alone can do so.
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Liberals thus can use—and have used—the development to highlight the disparate ways law enforcement treats white and black citizens.
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Because the brain is capable of fusing seemingly disparate ideas, you indeed have the physiology to think of great new ideas.
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With such disparate outcomes on the table, investors are left with few enticing options — which could explain the lack of movement.
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Our bodies are made up of trillions of disparate cells, many of which can live and be sustained outside of us.
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The purchase, which closed in May, adds technology that helps link together disparate applications, presenting a new growth market for Salesforce.
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It's a study in contrasts that has our attention with a juxtaposition of seemingly disparate — and yet totally spot-on — elements.
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Beyond the two established political families of centre-left and centre-right are disparate challengers united by their insurgency and ascendancy.
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Natasha and my styles are so completely different and disparate, and the only thing that connects us is our actual connection.
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They come from hundreds of disparate accounts that post and repost videos to the tune of hundreds of thousands of views.
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There's certainly a logic to it, but negotiations in disparate policy domains don't necessarily bleed into one another in that manner.
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Seemingly uncoordinated, the indiscriminate violence highlighted the goal of Islamist militants determined to sow terror in disparate corners of the world.
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" One insurance company argued to the agency that the changes would "more appropriately position insurers to defend against disparate impact challenges.
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Now, the combination of these seemingly disparate terms defines an entire course of study dealing with computer-based design and storytelling.
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We don't know what has unfolded on the characters' disparate journeys since then or how their paths will all come together.
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Part of what has made the franchise so enduring is that the experience generally works for both of those disparate audiences.
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Some of her early work uses spray paint and oil paint, two disparate mediums both in their histories and aesthetic qualities.
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It feels as if the show is pulling its disparate story threads together, all in anticipation of the coming season finale.
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To keep these disparate coalitions together, populists tried to give something to everyone, notes Michael Conniff of San José State University.
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In the past few years, these two disparate characteristics have come together, resulting in a sort-of resurrection of heritage brands.
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Meanwhile, Federal Reserve officials seem to have a disparate opinion from the unelected voices that have tremendous power over stock prices.
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After the last debate on Thursday, the disparate strands of Cruz world seemed to come together in a hotel conference hall.
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By increasing the interdependence of two relatively disparate markets, the Bay Area is making itself more dependent on continued tech prosperity.
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Headaches are all different, experienced differently in each individual, and are probably the outcome of unique biological pathways under disparate circumstances.
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Mr Macron was elected on a promise to unify the disparate rules governing French public pensions, and this reform lies ahead.
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It was so many characters and disparate plot lines, almost none of which pay off – and then there's the Credence story.
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Collage utilizes the affective histories of disparate images by putting these histories into conversation with one another and creating visual associations.
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OPINION Charles Blow's column last week misidentified the source of a report on the disparate use of force by the police.
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BBVA's investments are so disparate that they seem driven chiefly by FOMO, as millennials might say, or fear of missing out.
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"Instinctually, the brain is able to stitch the disparate points together and recognise them as one human form," Random International says.
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Instead of supporting three disparate causes, as in the movie, each character holds a piece of information necessary to expose Healy.
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It's also the most concrete sign climate change is becoming a significant mainstream concern within the disparate oil and gas industry.
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As such, the merger appears logical strategically, and likely to generate more synergies than one involving disparate pharmacological areas of focus.
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"As such, the merger appears logical strategically, and likely to generate more synergies than one involving disparate pharmacological areas of focus."
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Another breakup story on Cramer's radar is RR Donnelley & Sons, the world's largest commercial printing company with various other disparate businesses.
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Donald Trump defied fierce attacks from mainstream Republicans led by Mitt Romney to win comfortably in disparate regions of the country.
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DJing is about the creation of the new from the existing, remodelling disparate sounds and corralling them into something approaching cohesion.
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The fighting amounts to some of the biggest pushes against the militants by their disparate enemies across a variety of fronts.
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Lollapalooza 2016 gave local musicians the opportunity to connect the disparate communities, scenes, and sounds of the city under one festival.
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But other messaging apps feel like disparate, fragmented experiences, whereas iMessage has collated most people I communicate with into one place.
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There are hundreds of snaps to connect to disparate data streams such as SAP, Twitter, Workday, Salesforce and even machine protocols.
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This reality has prompted disparate reactions among his opponents, who can divided between pessimists (or realists, some might say) and optimists.
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What follows that evening is a conventional, but delicately executed scene in which two women from vastly disparate backgrounds break bread.
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In a separate solo dissent, Justice Sonia Sotomayor addressed the disparate impact that Ohio's law would have on the state's electorate.
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The gathering of ideas from seemingly disparate fields often brings new ways to think about problems and allows creativity to flourish.
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The Weinstein effect has hit Washington hard—and probably just beginning—but has had a disparate effect on the two parties.
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Over time, and especially across disparate Twitter communities, groups, and hashtags, these tactics will continue to surface anger and emotional vitriol.
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The Jason/Scot Empire was a much more united army than the disparate Rebel militias of Cydney and Michele and Joe.
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As New York magazine columnist Jonathan Chait notes, such scandals are likely to have a disparate impact on the two parties.
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As disparate as these may seem, each case asked the court to resolve the tension between individual liberty and governmental power.
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"This lawsuit will seek to change the F.D.N.Y. and hold the city accountable for what is disparate treatment," Mr. Smith said.
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Her careful juxtaposition of disparate events highlights an underlying interconnectedness and suggests a new way of thinking about the postwar era.
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There is much more to a theory of inquiry, of course, that could cover forms as disparate as poetry and science.
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One big opportunity for AI is to tie together disparate services and do multiple things for people based on simple commands.
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RICO is a powerful weapon for bringing together in a single prosecution disparate acts that play out over an extended period.
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His court-appointed lawyers argued that the law's disparate treatment of mothers and fathers violated the U.S. Constitution's equal protection principle.
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"Without addressing disparate environmental conditions and access to resources, we will not be able to eliminate these avoidable disparities," she said.
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Its alluring alchemy of all these disparate things works so well that it doesn't matter that it's never really plot-driven.
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But there are so many disparate conditions and groups, and we have not unified and learned to speak with one voice.
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Mr. Turnbull must also woo a disparate band of independents in the upper house, the Senate, to pass bills into law.
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Everything in her work is an act of reimagining and melding together disparate sources into something that becomes curiouser and curiouser.
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In an exclusive video below, Holkenborg talks bringing together disparate musical cues and genres to create Deadpool's synth-heavy signature sound.
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One new act, however, is finding her footing between those two seemingly disparate parts, and she's been pretty successful so far.
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Shroeder wanted something that a disparate team could use to connect with each other and set up tasks and code maintenance.
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Under the leadership of Kathleen Peterson, the center began as an artist cooperative, catering to disparate parts of the local scene.
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They bind disparate citizens together in a common purpose, providing a shared sense of collective energy necessary for a functioning democracy.
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The subtle but significant shift is fueled by disparate factors, including a stronger economy and President Trump's dismissive policies on climate.
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In October, the company announced a sweeping reorganization that saw it knit together a few disparate business lines primed for synergies.
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Groups as disparate as the Masai in Kenya, Jews in Ethiopia and Coptic Christians in Egypt practise FGM in some form.
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Your brain begins to connect disparate ideas and problem solve as it begins to do something called "autobiographical planning," says Zomorodi.
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They claimed North Carolina lawmakers packed black voters from "disparate black communities" into the 1st Congressional District and 85033th Congressional District.
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They're totally disparate as far as meaning go, but they do have something in common beside that weird, interrupting circled square.
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Other artists join disparate objects, of course, but none as well as Hammons, even when he is not at his best.
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What part do disparate wages and benefits paid to workers by the various trading nations play in trade policy, if any?
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Most of all, she brings these disparate possibilities into play in her work, which doesn't look like anything else being done.
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Not to be left out, men's wear labels as disparate as Asos, Todd Snyder and Ralph Lauren introduced their own iterations.
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You catch his rebel DNA in the work of writers as disparate as George Saunders and Sheila Heti and Donald Antrim.
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Several suits, filed by disparate groups, including the Navajo Nation, environmental activists, and the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology, challenge Trump's standing.
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"She's somebody who tries to bring disparate elements together," the kind of collaboration that is important in intelligence work, said Hoffman.
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Mr. Xi's advisers may not be as splintered as the quarrelsome Trump team, but they, too, seem to represent disparate ideas.
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The use of a split-screen two or three times profoundly changes the pace and connects disparate parts of the house.
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Eschewing the goal of developing an overall, consistent surface, he fitted disparate forms and paint applications together as he went along.
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But so far his advance has had the immediate effect of uniting many previously disparate regional militias around Tripoli against him.
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As in a Shakespearean comedy, disparate relationships will find a way to be resolved, and familial love, at least, will prevail.
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She also took to organizing "synergistic convergence conferences," or Syncons, at which representatives of disparate groups would exchange perspectives and ideas.
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"They not only end up right on top of our calculations," but also help reconcile the disparate Harvard and Sandia findings.
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"Demographically, if you look at our school versus 452 and 199, I think there's still a pretty disparate difference," he said.
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He says that these capabilities really enable customers to see connections in the data across a set of disparate data sources.
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And the greater the coordination between the disparate parts of the brain, the better the students performed on the memory test.
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You might be describing the potential of a collection: It can foster a conversation among sometimes aggressively disparate points of view.
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In this context, it is fascinating to observe how many words have more than one — often two or three — disparate meanings.
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So you're not saying you have to test them and make sure that every outcome doesn't have disparate racial impact, right?
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The cause of this "disparate impact" is Syracuse's unlawful failure, since 1996, to conduct an up-to-date citywide property reassessment.
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And distinctions between states and districts provide an additional means to give disparate perspectives that can enhance deliberation and improve legislation.
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Black testers experienced disparate treatment in 49 percent of cases, Hispanic testers in 13 percent and Asian testers in 19 percent.
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Based in San Francisco, MuleSoft makes software that automatically integrates disparate data, devices and applications to help companies' networks run faster.
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Those twin failures cast further doubts on a popular speculative notion called supersymmetry, which would unify the disparate forces of nature.
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The point is that everything great and iconic about this country comes when seemingly disparate parts are blended in revelatory ways.
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I think it is fair to ask if this partly allows elected officials to avoid grappling directly with blacks' disparate treatment.
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Mr. Subotnick's long career in electronic music, which influenced artists as disparate as Paul McCartney and Kraftwerk, began with an epiphany.
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And in August, the agency proposed revamping the groundbreaking 2013 "disparate impact" rule to make it harder to prove unintentional discrimination.
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Another startup called Remix brings together disparate data sources into one view of a city's transportation picture for better decision-making.
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In June 1968 he became a founding member of Can, with musicians from disparate backgrounds who were determined to compose collectively.
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So Mr. Macron says he wants to merge the disparate systems, public and private, into one state-managed system by 2025.
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Pop music has long relied on a dream of being a utopian space, capable of bringing people of disparate backgrounds together.
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The show is powerful, Sylvia Ryerson told me, because it collapses the disparate emotional and spatial geographies of the carceral state.
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He called attention to the difference between himself and McCain, giving us a chance to reflect on their disparate leadership styles.
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That is no easy task given the disparate cultures and languages for a collection of players from every continent except Europe.
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While Mr. Jurowski emphasized the teeming undercurrents of this score, Mr. Gilbert reconciled the disparate elements into a glowing, sunlit performance.
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It has brought disparate groups onto the streets, from students, trade unionists and indigenous and gay activists to archaeologists against mining.
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When we call up a memory, we have to piece it back together from disparate pieces of information in our minds.
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These individuals must now embrace an equally disparate set of challenges that may require rather contradictory, or at least competing, solutions.
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It's a big, action-packed sequence, one that finally unites the majority of the show's disparate plots in one bigger story.
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Her disparate forms drive home the point that our fear isn't of SIL herself, but of our inability to resist her.
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Latzer makes it clear the punitive measures were, despite the racially disparate effects, a reaction to a genuine fear of crime.
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