If he can't distinguish himself here, how does he expect to distinguish himself on the national stage?
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Of course it's theoretically possible to distinguish anti-Zionism from anti-Semitism, just as it's theoretically possible to distinguish segregationism from racism.
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As sophisticated as artificial intelligence is and is likely to become, it cannot reliably distinguish between defamation and its critique, or to distinguish between defamation and satire.
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While Steers doesn't do much to distinguish Pride And Prejudice And Zombies from any other version of the story, he also doesn't distinguish it from any other zombie movie.
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Incredibly, the law did not distinguish between felonies and misdemeanors.
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It's important to distinguish between buybacks and share count reductions.
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American families are increasingly hard to distinguish from European ones.
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How do we distinguish a crime from a terrorist attack?
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Can you distinguish the virtually real from the entirely fake?
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"We need to distinguish between competition and competitiveness," Bris said.
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But Trinity Lutheran attempts to distinguish Locke from its complaint.
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But Biden didn't distinguish himself in any of these discussions.
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A binary code How to distinguish between men and women?
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Prince Muhammad now seeks to distinguish between Shias and Iran.
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It's meant to distinguish real accounts from the fake ones.
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And you know, I do distinguish between critic and reporter.
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It is not always easy to distinguish bots from humans.
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"Bacteria doesn't distinguish between appropriate and inappropriate use," said Klein.
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It is impossible to distinguish the signal from the noise.
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But how would a viewer distinguish between the two perspectives?
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The study also didn't distinguish between different types of alcohol.
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But you can also distinguish between educational and entertainment content.
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What are the traits that distinguish him from other senators?
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For your viewers, I want to distinguish corporate versus individuals.
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In this first clip, Pereira's accent is hard to distinguish.
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It is hard to distinguish justified complaints from disingenuous scaremongering.
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But the film doesn't bother to distinguish between the two.
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So she needed a way to distinguish between the two.
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Lenders cannot readily distinguish the real reason behind a default.
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It's useful to distinguish between bulk collection and targeted surveillance.
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Next, EAGLE seeks to distinguish between golfers of equivalent OWGRs.
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These regular methamphetamine users could not distinguish between the two.
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With victory comes a definitive opportunity to distinguish her legacy.
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It's those details that strengthen and distinguish their labyrinthine arrangements.
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It helps me distinguish between thirst, boredom, and actual hunger.
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To better see this, we must distinguish lying from deception.
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But it was impossible to distinguish one section from another.
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Yet, it is the precious metals that distinguish the collection.
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Universities must thus distinguish between offensive ideas and personal incivility.
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Problem is ... there's no way to distinguish any facial features.
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How to distinguish fiction from malicious and destructive fake news?
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They can't distinguish between right and wrong, Dr. Riess said.
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To say something is newsworthy isn't to distinguish it much.
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I want to distinguish political discourse from general cultural discourse.
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It was a moment for Mr. Trudeau to distinguish himself.
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How do we distinguish between a just and unjust law?
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You register both tones at once but can't distinguish them.
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Students also begin to distinguish pity, sympathy, empathy and compassion.
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The principle does not distinguish between great minds and mediocrities.
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I was trying to join in, not to distinguish myself.
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They are sometimes hard to distinguish from Contis's own photos.
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Competition is driving players to find ways to distinguish themselves.
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She doesn't distinguish between young and old, performer and nonperformer.
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How would you distinguish yourself from your opponent, Laura Moser?
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For example, you can learn to distinguish between distress and discomfort.
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Snapchat comes along and has certain unique features that distinguish it.
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It's not Mr. Kasich's policies that distinguish him from the field.
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The report did not distinguish which franchises the workers came from.
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He can't even distinguish between the good and bads on Mexico.
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He argued that combination will help distinguish the offering from competitors.
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The weapons are indiscriminate and cannot distinguish between combatant and noncombatant.
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"We can distinguish mental illnesses based on their course," he says.
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Yes. Do we distinguish when we tell their stories of service?
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Its purpose, however, continues to distinguish it from modern private banks.
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Advice: Distinguish between applications hosted in the cloud from cloud services.
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To distinguish each of Gramercy Square's buildings, the interiors will vary.
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I thought most of us could distinguish between entertainment and facts.
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Lovecraft didn't much distinguish his "traditional monsters" from his human ones.
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Based on facial-recognition technology, it can distinguish bergs from belugas.
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It should also distinguish between good and bad competition in finance.
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You can distinguish each instrument, and it's really vibrant with energy.
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A recent experiment shows that archerfish can distinguish between human faces.
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So, how do we distinguish between self-betterment and harmful perfectionism?
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"The wavy ends distinguish goddess locs from faux locs," she explains.
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I'm starting to understand it as an important thing to distinguish.
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Both distinguish between an animate direct object and an inanimate one.
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John Kasich, also tried to distinguish himself from the other executives.
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Doesn't distinguish itself from Fitbit's other flagship tracker, the Charge 3.
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The DDB's survey does not distinguish between users and problem users.
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Colossal bureaucracies arose to distinguish not just criminals, but ordinary citizens.
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Others, such as Australia do not distinguish between men and women.
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Are the creators able to distinguish between various South African accents?
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I hope there will be a way to distinguish USB 3.
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Fazzina doesn't distinguish between crimes, or who can and can't join.
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To distinguish itself from banks, SoFi smothers customers with personalised service.
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They are able to distinguish that faint scent -- that human scent.
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"Terrorism does not distinguish or limit countries, nor nationalities," Macri said.
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How do you distinguish Sounding Board from everything else out there?
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And it will often be difficult to distinguish which is happening.
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But Trump, like a small child who can't distinguish between good
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Where the Sonata will distinguish itself once again is its style.
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Chiefly, it doesn't distinguish between a checking and a savings account.
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These metabolites are much easier to distinguish than the unchanged chemical.
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And, as De Hart observes, several crucial features distinguish their strategies.
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In truth, there's no way to distinguish between the two. Mrs.
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As a latecomer to electronics, SRAM needed something to distinguish itself.
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It doesn't distinguish between paying customers and tourists who are sightseeing.
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Somehow, Trump doesn't seem to be able to distinguish between them.
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Ornamental lobes on each arm distinguish it as a Justinian cross.
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Boneparth advises investors to distinguish between cash holdings and investment holdings.
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But the law doesn't distinguish between sex work and coerced labor.
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Putin has two features that distinguish him from other world leaders.
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Are there subsets of asexuality you feel are important to distinguish?
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In many respects, Godzilla is hard to distinguish from Elton John.
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Maybe it's just becoming more difficult to distinguish nonplace from place?
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Early in the pregnancy they can recognize and distinguish between tastes.
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You're right to distinguish between lazy rivers and new, upgraded laboratories.
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Offering more personalized recommendations is one way Yelp can distinguish itself.
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One of Torres's competitors, Tyler Wade, was able to distinguish himself.
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They specifically distinguish two different ways of classifying emissions: territorial, i.e.
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Name Withheld, New York First, let's distinguish between two different issues.
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First, it would clearly distinguish between the EU and the eurozone.
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The technology was designed to distinguish adult features, which are larger.
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How have you been working to distinguish yourself from the pack?
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Still, it's very easy to distinguish the apartment from a showroom.
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We should not distinguish between "foreign" and "domestic" violence against citizens.
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The study did not distinguish between mild, severe and critical cases.
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Fred Hiatt: So you distinguish between the political and military goals.
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Organizers are always keen to distinguish themselves in a crowded field.
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"One has to distinguish people who leave totalitarian countries," she said.
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That would include tests to distinguish Zika from other, similar viruses.
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That would help generate a function to distinguish the ethnic group.
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MRAs distinguish themselves from PUAs (pick-up artists), and so on.
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This changed the way I distinguish between relevant and irrelevant stimuli.
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Rather than offer ways to distinguish meritorious from non-meritorious claims, or to distinguish fair from unfair settlements, the bill erects obstacles to reduce the chance that corporations and government actors will be held accountable for wrongdoing.
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Even better, they're getting tastier and harder to distinguish from animal products.
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Existing radar tracking systems could rarely distinguish between large birds and drones.
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Those accounts are near-impossible to distinguish from humans even for experts.
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So, I don&apost think we should distinguish between men and women.
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"Domestic violence doesn't distinguish between communities; it can happen anywhere," Blakely said.
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Pigeons have also demonstrated an ability to distinguish between different human faces.
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Can you distinguish the news, scams and harmless pranks in our quiz?
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As far as how Apple will distinguish the models, it's still murky.
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But there are elements that distinguish the font from ones like Helvetica.
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I want to distinguish here between AI in cars and humanoid robots.
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I'm a developmental psychologist who studies how children distinguish fantasy from reality.
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There were plenty of other changes to distinguish it from its forebear.
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Sophisticated testing could distinguish drugs and chemicals from those in embalming fluid.
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This Saudi cultural vandalism is hard to distinguish from the Islamic State's.
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It obviously also can't distinguish between, for example, milk and chocolate milk.
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After all, Samsung needs some ways to distinguish the more expensive unit.
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It is, however, trying distinguish itself with wholesome ingredients and progressive politics.
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But the water didn't distinguish the heat that the judges unanimously loved!
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Fantastical images of the everyday, both urban and rural, distinguish her work.
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We can and should skip stories where we're unlikely to distinguish ourselves.
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It's been keen to distinguish itself from a pure co-working space.
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There is nothing to distinguish between any two people in the space.
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Is it even possible for a critic to distinguish between the two?
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Why he couldn't distinguish from enemy and civilian personnel inside the building?
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It is precisely those elements that distinguish congressional committees from the mob.
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If he does, he will struggle to distinguish himself from Mr Brownback.
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Our travel was theater, and theater was hard to distinguish from reality.
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How do you distinguish between a Patsy look and an Edina look?
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Sometimes it can't distinguish a legitimate point of disagreement from a lie.
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Something that could distinguish Bannon as more than a one-hit wonder.
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Their definition of terrorism could not remotely distinguish Tony Soprano from ISIS.
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On court, there is little to distinguish Ms Gauff from her elders.
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So there's -- you need to distinguish between synthetic life and artificial life.
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How do you distinguish between artistic photos of sex and pornographic photos?
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It's an openness that continues to distinguish Kobo's devices from the competition.
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We spoke to figures from Berlin's scene to distinguish between the two.
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Women's March Alliance has worked to distinguish themselves from Women's March, Inc.
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Using terminology from linguistics, we can distinguish activities of two fundamental kinds.
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For instance, a child can easily distinguish a dog from a cat.
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Most obviously, clothes can be used to distinguish work time from leisure.
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"You need to distinguish," he said, cautioning against across-the-board measures.
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One of the ways Foulkes hopes to distinguish Saks is through services.
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But how can anybody distinguish the environmental heroes from the do-nothings?
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Sometimes it's hard to distinguish between self-deprecating and self-disparaging humor.
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The coronavirus does not distinguish between Democrats and Republicans; neither should Congress.
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Still, Albertsons has struggled in some markets to distinguish itself from competitors.
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" He added: "We have to distinguish between the people and the government.
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It's important to distinguish between the lobbying groups and their members, though.
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It's important to distinguish lifespan from "healthspan," Sinclair writes in the book.
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The candidate tried to distinguish himself on one key subject: health care.
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The Pixel continues to distinguish itself through software updates and camera features.
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Democrats would do well to distinguish good results from ill-conceived policies.
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Having to distinguish them from one another pushes each to riotous extremes.
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The rest of us should distinguish between them, because their results differ.
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However, digital media channels "don't distinguish between quality of relationships," he said.
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It's not the only way that scammers have sought to distinguish themselves.
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In theory, debates are supposed to help us distinguish among presidential candidates.
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Being able to distinguish between real work and imagined work is critical.
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We failed to distinguish between the supportive state and the regulatory state.
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After a point, you won't be able to distinguish between the two.
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It also allowed American ranchers to distinguish their product in the marketplace.
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"We have to distinguish between the causes and the symptoms," she said.
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You can become a target because terrorists do not distinguish among us.
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Many readers won't have the background required to distinguish fact from speculation.
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Don&apost use a "thank you" to try and distinguish your email.
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It cited, as an example, the ability to distinguish Uighurs from Indians.
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On the other hand, he did not distinguish between work and life.
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You have to distinguish between two things: sexual attraction and sexual behavior.
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New York's law makes no attempt to distinguish commercial hosts from amateurs.
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THEY DO NOT DISTINGUISH BETWEEN TEST CYCLES AND RUNNING A NORMAL RUNNING OPERATION, SO THE CASE IS FUNDAMENTALLY DIFFERENT, AND IT IS IMPORTANT FOR US TO DISTINGUISH OURSELVES FROM THE CURRENT STATE OF THE ART IN THIS AREA.
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"The People's Party is going to forcefully and emphatically distinguish itself as the party that believes that in the state of Pakistan we must ... not distinguish or discriminate between the adherents of any religion," senator Aitzaz Ahsan said.
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Researchers lacked data to distinguish all invasive IVF treatments from less invasive alternatives.
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"I thought it was important to distinguish who I am now," she said.
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We can't really distinguish if that's from the alcohol or the survival strategy.
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So how could they possibly know how to distinguish good advice from bad?
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But how do you distinguish between the two before throwing down your cash?
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And that's why we're working so hard to distinguish ourselves in the industry.
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"Black Stacey" and "White Stacey" have become unfortunate shorthands to distinguish the two.
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Standing and singing became a way for the diehard fans to distinguish themselves.
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We like to think that bad and good medicine are easy to distinguish.
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Its voters can distinguish between me and any other person, including President Trump.
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But such restrictions also make it harder to distinguish illegitimate from legitimate users.
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This would also help Nintendo distinguish itself from competitors like Sony and Microsoft.
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Even if they do spot them, they struggle to distinguish them from birds.
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But I want to distinguish from Dan Lyons, who is like universally negative.
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The advantage of trichromy disappears in darkness, when colours are hard to distinguish.
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This number did not distinguish between ages or the era of military service.
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Ideologically, there is little to distinguish him from his main rival, Luis Abinader.
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"I thought it was important to distinguish who I am now," she says.
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The technique can simultaneously distinguish 17 common amino acids at very low concentrations.
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How do you hope to distinguish yourself from the existing Brooklyn nightlife landscape?
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The only purpose this serves is to help you distinguish between alarms—e.g.
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Sure, there will still be plenty of ways for Warren to distinguish herself.
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According to Schacter, there's no reliable way to distinguish dissociative amnesia from malingering.
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"The fire department does not distinguish buildings by their importance," he tells PEOPLE.
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Distinguish between the two in order to reach the end of the race.
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It is important to clearly distinguish between the Kurds and the PKK terrorists.
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But the law fails to distinguish between "sex trafficking" and consensual sex work.
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The award is given to journalists who distinguish themselves in their political reporting.
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We must distinguish between those irregular migrants and those in need of protection.
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They could also distinguish episodes of binge drinking in 90 percent of cases.
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When it matters, this verification technology could distinguish the Truepics from the lies.
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Nevertheless, the transience and deployment rate that distinguish military life are notable stressors.
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"Russia doesn't, so we distinguish between Chinese and Russian actions and respond accordingly."
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Of course, the giant handles are also what distinguish the Champions League trophy.
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So how can a business like Cohen's distinguish itself in this particular moment?
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""As TDS progresses, the afflicted lose the ability to distinguish fantasy from reality.
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Artificial intelligence systems require large amounts of data to learn to distinguish images.
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And who is going to distinguish between mistakes and criminal action or intent?
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For buyers abroad, it is difficult to distinguish between legal and illegal gold.
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It's getting harder and harder to distinguish phone imaging based on hardware alone.
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Now there's plugins that would make it difficult to even distinguish the difference.
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The closer to the subject the harder it is for it to distinguish.
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The breakthrough came when they found that bacteria could distinguish between different surfaces.
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Can you distinguish between a normal chain restaurant scent and a weird one?
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Classic liberalism suggests that attempting to distinguish between hate speech "punching up," i.e.
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"It's just that we can't distinguish the signal from the noise," he said.
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Its measurements are not always sharp enough to distinguish one object from another.
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It is hard to distinguish sometimes between BDS and plain hatred towards Israelis.
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There are no so-called poor doors to distinguish entrances for different incomes.
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One element seems to distinguish the new year's arrival around the world: noise.
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She hopes her background and experience can distinguish her in a crowded field.
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He's had to learn how to distinguish random statistical fluctuations from a trend.
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It has been painfully easy to distinguish which are coming from the heart.
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But Epstein's analysis did not distinguish between voters' interest levels in different topics.
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How do you distinguish a suspicious anomaly from a run of bad luck?
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That's every Sunday, so there's no need to distinguish between any of them.
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Condition No. 4: An inability or an unwillingness to distinguish fact from fiction.
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I should distinguish that from merely accusing Mr. Trump of telling a lie.
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It's our job, after all, to distinguish between the obvious and the important.
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They have started working with fact checkers to distinguish and label false content.
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We had to very quickly distinguish which type of person each applicant was.
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Do you have confidence in your ability to distinguish between fact and opinion?
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But it may not have helped anyone distinguish the candidates, except by volume.
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Still, they acknowledge risks, prompting them to distinguish their business with new products.
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"In Syria, you can no longer distinguish between right and wrong," she said.
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When talking about sanctions, it is useful to distinguish between impact and effectiveness.
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"We have to distinguish between pro-profit and pro-growth policies," she said.
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Life in distressed communities can mean learning to distinguish between firecrackers and gunshots.
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This year, O'Rourke has struggled to distinguish himself in a crowded presidential field.
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VCs see many entrepreneurs, and it becomes hard to distinguish one from another.
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Unlike Google Home, the device can't distinguish who's speaking, so there's no personalization.
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They haven't found ways to distinguish between teens sexting consensually and child pornography.
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It all made Big Bird question his ability to distinguish fantasy from reality.
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Google confirmed the policy will not distinguish between different types of unproven uses.
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To distinguish them, the uncle became Big Kika; Eligio was nicknamed Little Kika.
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Or do they bring to light an inability to distinguish fantasy from reality?
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But he did distinguish a Big Three that separate themselves from the rest.
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Nor does he adequately distinguish between conservative or right-wing politics and fascism.
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The database also does not distinguish minor cases from the most egregious ones.
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It is difficult, at times, to distinguish between mistakes, satire, and deliberate deception.
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Nabokov claimed not to be able to distinguish a Republican from a Democrat.
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A plan would also have to distinguish between different groups of people benefiting.
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There's no soft chili filling, but you can distinguish tiny red dots within.
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I understand why a company may be reluctant to distinguish among different groups.
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In the Gulf of Maine they were able to distinguish the calls and songs of various species of whale attracted by the herring shoals, to track them as they communicated with each other and to distinguish their different herring-snaffling strategies.
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You couldn't distinguish any of these ingredients, however, because of the overly salty broth.
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The device can even distinguish between different people, and can track motion and posture.
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Well, you can distinguish between Reddit and Facebook, because that's a highly controlled environment.
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We've tuned our algorithm to recognize bot patterns distinguish fake accounts from real accounts.
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Doing this consistently, I've been able to distinguish the patterns that yield peak productivity.
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She has sought to distinguish herself in the field by offering extensive policy proposals.
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The fish could still reliably distinguish among 18 faces, 86 percent of the time.
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Furthermore, hippos aren't sexually dimorphic, which means it's difficult to distinguish males from females.
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It's getting harder and harder for companies to distinguish themselves in the handset world.
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Instead its another example of Lenovo failing to really distinguish its flagship gaming rig.
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We can watch something from the past and distinguish what's okay and what isn't.
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You might conclude that ultimately I don't distinguish between formally and informally trained students.
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Moreover, Apple often uses privacy and security to distinguish itself from other tech companies.
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What do you do with someone who does not distinguish between truth and untruth?
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At first glance, at least, the Go doesn't distinguish itself much from other Chromebooks.
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"I thought it was important to distinguish who I am now," she told PEOPLE.
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Unlike many advocacy groups, the authors are careful (and right) to distinguish the two.
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P and b are different phonemes, because they distinguish words like pat and bat.
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Advanced technologies like autonomy could help distinguish a player like XPeng from the rest.
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So we do not need data for learning to distinguish speakers between each other.
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Their failure to distinguish mechanisms cast doubt on how general their findings might be.
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Additionally, they should have taught their dog to distinguish child toys from dog toys.
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The pair critiques the blurred lines between photography's ability to distinguish reality from fiction.
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Apparently they can distinguish between different frequencies because of spider silk's unusual dampening ability.
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Design is a great way to distinguish yourself from an increasingly homogeneous 4K pack.
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Could another medical drama really distinguish itself from the most popular show on television?
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If you're not going to distinguish Harvey Weinstein from someone else ... The lingerie guy.
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Labeling automated bots to distinguish them from accounts run by real people, for example.
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"I'll be watching them to see how the candidates distinguish themselves from each other."
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Another model then tried to distinguish between the edited shot the original professional image.
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But without venturing testable hypotheses about the future, it's harder to distinguish rival theories.
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Listeners could distinguish them from healing songs, but not from lullabies or dance songs.
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Cancer cells and HIV-infected cells are exceedingly difficult to distinguish from normal cells.
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One of Becker's earliest contributions was to distinguish between specific and general human capital.
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By going fully premium, Amazon would certainly help distinguish the Echo from the Dot.
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He's struggled to seize on an issue (ANY issue) on which to distinguish himself.
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Today that loss is so severe that she can no longer distinguish facial features.
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The use of red hats to distinguish identity was not new in Roman society.
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Marques developed a test that allowed researchers to distinguish between dengue and Zika infections.
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Further, Alexa can distinguish your voice from those of other people in the house.
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At the moment Dr Poss reckons his microscopes can distinguish 70-80 such hues.
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Feinting serves to make it difficult to distinguish between legitimate attacks and fake ones.
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The hologram Khorasinejad describes can distinguish the spin direction of the photons hitting it.
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Google says its language identification model (LangID) can now distinguish between 2,000 language pairs.
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A failure to distinguish between the two risks steering markets in the wrong direction.
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But the brand-new cast members are what distinguish this movie from its forebears.
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He will reposition it as open-mindedness, something that he'll distinguish from previous administrations.
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They have shown little ability to distinguish loving and thoughtful criticism from unprincipled attack.
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But perhaps this is a way to distinguish between the President and his supporters.
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She writes that it's hard to distinguish between real life and Second Life feelings.
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Sponsor quality will distinguish hotel debt capital access for the balance of this upcycle.
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In things like hurricanes, we are wont to distinguish natural from man-made disasters.
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Once unwrapped, the two peanut butter cups were hard to distinguish from one another.
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Can we distinguish fact from opinion, and challenge our own biases in the process?
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Other uses of the bow distinguish Cape Breton fiddling from Irish and other styles.
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That means there's often little time or desire to distinguish between trash and treasure.
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"You have to distinguish and maintain the historical value and architectural integrity," he said.
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Expressionist camerawork, foreboding music and sound design, and suspenseful pacing all distinguish the film.
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Who are people who distinguish themselves as passionate, who want to get more involved?
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But you need to be able to distinguish between one thing and the other.
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It will also work on developing algorithms that can distinguish between incivility and tolerance.
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A woman asked how to distinguish a local police officer from an ICE agent.
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The company has worked to distinguish libra from securities and other cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.
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I distinguish this from the usual litany of things that merely make someone promotable.
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"The rule of law requires that we distinguish between sins and crimes," he said.
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Still, novelty and originality aren't the only ways a repertory company can distinguish itself.
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The company has tried to project a friendlier image to distinguish itself from Uber.
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And who can distinguish between the real and the simulation at this point anyway?
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HERO's staunch rock influences, like David Bowie, only further distinguish him from the pack.
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It makes sense that Tillerson would want to distinguish himself from past US policy.
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One can't distinguish his descriptions from the things described, the dancer from the dance.
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The transition is complete when people can no longer distinguish between truth and feeling.
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Melissa (my wife) and I think it's important to distinguish between habits and content.
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Yet many hospitals don't distinguish between the two, disrupting everyone on a predefined schedule.
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Sean Illing How do you distinguish confidence or a healthy self-assurance from egotism?
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At the same time, Humphrey's uneven, tactile surfaces immediately distinguish his work from Rothko's.
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To distinguish them, doctors have written their names in marker pen on their chests.
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But it is usually quite easy to distinguish between a good and bad translation.
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His efforts to distinguish himself from the national party appear to have paid off.
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And they would want to distinguish themselves from the makers of truly shoddy goods.
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It has also been used to distinguish expensive Himalayan table salt from inferior fakes.
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It will be important, then, to distinguish casual meanness from acts of justifiable rage.
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That could indicate he felt he could distinguish Louisiana's law from the Texas statute.
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The newcomer, Imvexxy, has a few features that its manufacturer hopes will distinguish it.
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Was it difficult for you to distinguish the human baby cry from animal cries?
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Despite superficial similarities, it is useful to distinguish kayfabe from the concept of satire.
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"This helps you distinguish it from other items with different names," Mr. Lupyan said.
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So how do you distinguish a high-end apartment from a standard-issue one?
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AG: It's very difficult to distinguish what it is defensive and what is offensive.
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However, she emphasized the need to distinguish national security and immigration as separate issues.
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Here as elsewhere there is a need to distinguish between initial and delayed effects.
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Patrick also hoped his biography would distinguish him from the rest of the field.
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Most people can't reliably distinguish romaine from other forms of lettuce, Ms. Halloran said.
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Though it's registered as a utility, several features distinguish Drift from traditional power companies.
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Other studies also found that your brain does not distinguish between imagination and reality.
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How would you distinguish whether these commercials are "expressive" and "artistic" or "merely commercial"?
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"The smoke does not distinguish between the Palestinian and the Israeli sky," she said.
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Beds and ballrooms aren't the only ways hotels can distinguish themselves from one another.
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However, this also makes it harder to distinguish your brand from all the clutter.
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Humans integrate both types of intelligence so seamlessly that we hardly distinguish between them.
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The state itself did not distinguish which products were regulated and which were not.
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This would give immigrants a tool to distinguish between the reprobates and the righteous.
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How do you distinguish between trying to injure someone and trying to hurt him?
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"It quickly became apparent that plain white figures would distinguish Playmobil Pro," he said.
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In the top-heavy N.F.C., that is how the elite distinguish themselves, with aggressiveness.
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The group uses that abbreviation to distinguish it from the American Psychiatric Association (APA).
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As a showman, Barnum went to great lengths to distinguish himself from these swindlers.
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Others distinguish between neglect and abuse, or clear records after five or seven years.
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McCracken refuses to distinguish between the absurdity of comedy and the absurdity of tragedy.
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In your opinion, what should distinguish a place as a "wonder" of the world?
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The challenge for Democratic candidates is to distinguish themselves to capture the youth vote.
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Does it make sense to distinguish Native American art today from other contemporary art?
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Google Home is getting smart enough to distinguish between different users in a household.
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Let's distinguish between whether a cause is difficult to quantify and whether it's political.
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Will voters really distinguish between the Republicans' presidential candidate and the down-ballot races?
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You have to distinguish which is the original element and which is the added element.
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Wild elephants, he found, can distinguish their conspecifics' skeletal remains from those of other species.
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In the deepening dusk we could barely distinguish the dark limbs straining to raise it.
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Sessions' decision fails to distinguish between these forms of gender-based violence and domestic violence.
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And because these motivations can overlap, it's often hard for outsiders to distinguish the two.
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It's yet another way for Benioff to try and distinguish himself from the tech elite.
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It becomes difficult to distinguish one designer from the other, let alone remember the name.
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Drivers who've logged lots of miles get a Road Warrior badge to distinguish their record.
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But remember: the universal want of something else, whatever it is, doesn't distinguish for fame.
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Rosenblatt's machine learned to distinguish shapes such as triangles and squares seen through its camera.
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Creating a knowledgeable public requires at least some workable signals that distinguish truth from falsehood.
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It is often hard to distinguish statistically between a true effect and a random blip.
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All the map pins have their own category icon so they are easy to distinguish.
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He lives on Austin Avenue, in one of the historic mansions that distinguish the neighborhood.
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The second was to more effectively demonstrate that solidarity and distinguish yourself from other fandoms.
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At that size, your eyes just can't distinguish between the two at typical viewing distances.
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The market did not distinguish why things went wrong, it just punished the whole category.
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They also come with a special alert tone designed to distinguish them from other messages.
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It's not like you can't distinguish them from a human—they definitely look like dolls.
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Banks often call blockchain "distributed ledger technology" or DLT to distinguish it from bitcoin's blockchain.
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Parents and regulators might not distinguish whether minors are using real or fake Juul products.
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They don't distinguish between giving to the Clintons, personally, and giving to their charitable organization.
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Radical Transport hopes to distinguish its hoverboard from the myriad others in a few ways.
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Jolla is focusing on security in order to distinguish from fierce and better-known competition.
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The injection was necessary to see if the mice really could distinguish kinds of behavior.
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That makes even faint LoRa signals easy to distinguish from background noise, which fluctuates randomly.
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That setup makes it hard to distinguish between espionage and the everyday work of security.
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People were also asked to distinguish between handwritten envelopes and ones created by the software.
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Of course, it's getting getting harder and harder to distinguish yourself on the photography front.
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These participants were able to distinguish between smooth and rough 77 percent of the time.
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The key here is to distinguish the decision of unmanning a system from arming it.
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It is important to distinguish between short-term interest rates and long-term interest rates.
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The Russians, just like the Assad forces, do not distinguish between civilians and jihadist fighters.
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How do we distinguish the work you've done in comics versus traditional DC/Marvel stuff?
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Supernova's AI can understand a product's purpose and distinguish between navigation elements, buttons, and more.
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"No magic algorithm exists that can distinguish a violent massacre from videos of police brutality."
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Sometimes it can be hard to distinguish your pet from others that look like it.
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"We're actually able to distinguish the blue cones from the red and green," Neitz says.
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The Sith really distinguish themselves from the Jedi with their model of devoted employee development.
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Now, the Secret Service is working to distinguish the jokes from those with serious intentions.
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But his narrow empathy didn't distinguish him as an enlightened candidate of an evolving GOP.
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Using machine learning, they found they could distinguish the brains of those living with depression.
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Symptoms of poisoning – neurological impairment and behavior disorders – can be hard to distinguish at first.
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"It's hard to exactly distinguish the two," she said at a launch of the report.
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There is no clear winner in sight and little to distinguish the contestants on policy.
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Pretty soon, only their spoken language will distinguish a European population from the American population.
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Consistency makes it easier for them and for you to distinguish between work and downtime.
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"It's been difficult to distinguish the difference between nurturing and sex," she told the Sun.
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Jillian Deri: It's useful to distinguish between a poly relationship and a non-monogamous relationship.
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At first glance, you' be hard-pressed to distinguish it from an old school wristwatch.
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They say they are able to distinguish spontaneous from "inhibited" strokes made by a forger.
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John Glenn worked to distinguish his Senate career as distinct from his early astronaut career.
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Well, I would distinguish between worries over how foreign powers might intervene in 2020 ... Deepfakes.
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VICE Impact: What unique challenges do microplastics present, that distinguish them from traditional, larger plastics?
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Compositionally, were there choices you made to distinguish a skate photo from a documentary shot?
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But if lemons and peaches are hard to distinguish, buyers will cut their offers accordingly.
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But the justices would have plenty of reasons to distinguish those rulings from today's situation.
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According to critics, Pier 1 Imports is failing to meaningfully distinguish itself from its competitors.
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They seek to distinguish their brands by developing a reputation for quality, reliability and speed.
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But vineyard owners in Cape May contend that it has maritime temperatures that distinguish it.
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The Americans lives in the grey area where good or evil aren't easy to distinguish.
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NBC was the first network to use news music to distinguish itself as a brand.
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"When people talk about investment, no one bothers to distinguish flow and stock," he said.
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They, like some today in Congress, refuse to distinguish between Israel and the occupied territories.
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The harder to distinguish yourself to voters in early states like Iowa and New Hampshire.
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We both were able to distinguish between the two patties, but our editor was floored.
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At this historical moment, it is acutely important to distinguish between theoretical and experimental fields.
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They provided me with a decoder ring to distinguish interesting fashion from merely palatable fashion.
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I couldn't distinguish what was my fault, or if I should've felt guilty at all.
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Beyond that, there doesn't appear to be much to distinguish it from the standard Spark.
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Kelly didn't particularly distinguish himself with major policy achievements during his brief stint at DHS.
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Primitive skills like hunting and hoarding will distinguish survivors from victims when the end comes.
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I'm glad that JJ is able to distinguish between "fight you" and "kill you", though.
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Technological savviness and a multifaceted approach distinguish the highest climbers in this year's Power 100.
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Here are three questions that will help distinguish a solid report from a great one.
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I have to distinguish what I hope for versus what I really think will happen.
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Do you distinguish between asking Kellyanne Conway a question and asking Donald Trump a question?
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Such measurements, if precise enough could help distinguish the composition and structure of these bodies.
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The second prong requires the defendant to be able to distinguish between right and wrong.
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I find it difficult to distinguish between fear of change and fear of the other.
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As information streams at us, it can be difficult to distinguish between fact and fiction.
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But it's also important to distinguish between the current moment and the remainder of 2018.
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The differences between the two works are so minor the eye labors to distinguish them.
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Later, Andy could not distinguish between an interesting young person and just a young person.
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Machines cannot always distinguish between what is dangerous and what has social value, they said.
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By that I mean, it seemed to want to distinguish my feelings from my thoughts.
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According to critics, Pier 1 Imports has failed to meaningfully distinguish itself from its competitors.
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And policing strategy would have to change so officers could distinguish pimps from sex traffickers.
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Delaney sought to distinguish himself by criticizing "Medicare for All," a policy championed by Sen.
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The mechanism is unknown, and the study could not distinguish between different types of drinks.
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Janet O'Neill, the costume designer, used colors and devised elaborate headdresses to distinguish the Elements.
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However, the rule of law demands that we distinguish between political sins and federal felonies.
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Also, they weren't able to distinguish between consumption of diet soda and sugar-sweetened soda.
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Do they try to run from Trump in hopes that voters distinguish them from him?
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But, in taste tests, half the respondents can't distinguish Impossible's patty from a Safeway burger.
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Males of exploding ant species are difficult to distinguish from each other, Ms. Laciny said.
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At various stages of dementia, people may grow unable to distinguish loved ones from intruders.
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It was no longer feasible, he continued, to distinguish between musically "correct" and "incorrect" camps.
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He chose the name Bill Macy to distinguish himself from another actor named William Garber.
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It is not always easy to distinguish between the crotchety couch pundit and Brooker himself.
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That isn't to say that there is no room for progressives to debate and distinguish.
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For children, it's particularly panic-inducing, since they may struggle to distinguish myths from facts.
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Its deep learning obviously did not include the ability to distinguish nonfiction from fiction, though.
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He is instead creating a separate language meant to distinguish his allies from his enemies.
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The students were then asked to distinguish between the genuine notes and the fake ones.
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That way, we will be able to distinguish more easily between consensual and nonconsensual sex.
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Check it out ... he says there's an easy way to distinguish Santa Claus from catfishers.
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"I don't distinguish between mental and physical when it comes to respecting privacy," he added.
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For Democrats hoping to unseat Trump, the Syria pullback offers an opportunity to distinguish themselves.
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Days after birth, an infant can distinguish its mother's face from those of other women.
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This is when candidates will feel the need to make a move and distinguish themselves.
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Their slow-motion seems even slower, so that you can't always distinguish forward from backward.
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With their similar builds, caps and full beards, it was sometimes difficult to distinguish them.
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With their similar builds, caps and full beards, it was sometimes difficult to distinguish them.
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Teenagers aren't trying to be like adults: they are trying to distinguish themselves from adults!
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People differ in the duration in which they can reliably distinguish [which side is longer].
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All three tried to distinguish themselves from one another, but they also sought, collectively, to distinguish the Christian Democrats from the Green Party and the center-left Social Democratic Party, and to find a way to counter the right-wing populist Alternative for Germany party.
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Advocacy groups argue that kids often lack the sophistication to distinguish between ads and regular videos.
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"Animals are better because they can distinguish male from female," said the eight-times world champion.
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That could be a powerful way to distinguish O'Rourke from the rest of the Democratic field.
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Panspermia itself says life down here would be hard to distinguish from that found up there.
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She explains that this is because the thyroid cannot distinguish between "good" iodine and radioactive iodine.
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"You need to distinguish between the effects of prohibition and the effects of enforcement," he said.
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" How To Deal:"Again, recognize when you're ruminating and distinguish between [that] and active problem-solving.
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But when people use that label to distinguish her from Sanders, it's also about issue positions.
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The "red herring" was a symptom to distinguish real Havana syndrome patients from pretenders, he said.
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YouTube is rolling out some tools to help viewers distinguish between a conspiracy theory and fact.
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The dogs will then be trained to distinguish between positive and negative samples using odor clues.
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With suburbia now split in two parts, we needed a more precise method to distinguish them.
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It's automatic, which also leaves little room for a musician to distinguish themselves with their performance.
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So when we return something to our customer we distinguish between major crimes and minor crimes.
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At first, Mayer's words are as hard to distinguish from one another as are her images.
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That's like saying that you know how to tie shoelaces or can distinguish left from right.
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The only thing that asexual organizations like AVEN do try to distinguish asexuality from is celibacy.
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As for me, I appreciate Pepino's attempts to distinguish BirthStrike from larger conversations about population control.
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George H.W. Bush was the last president to distinguish between two different tasks: campaigning and governing.
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We really focus on our technology platform as a way to distinguish ourselves in the market.
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So the more data they collect, the better they can distinguish anomalous behavior from normal behavior.
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By calling yourself a feminist, you distinguish yourself from those who are sexist, misogynistic, or apathetic.
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Pet food aisles are getting harder and harder to distinguish from the rest of the supermarket.
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But we're getting a lot of oversaturation, so you can't distinguish what's dope from what's wack.
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IN ETHIOPIA, Africa's second most populous country, it is often difficult to distinguish politics from demography.
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To new parents, these may be difficult to distinguish and so may not be accurately reported.
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In many of the cases, it's hard to distinguish between bad customer service from malicious intent.
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Usually however, this knowledge is used to distinguish between 'them' (in the past) and 'us' (now).
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This echoed a growing consensus that it is important to distinguish "task" automation from "job" automation.
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But they're also permeated with all the neat little design touches that distinguish the new Microsoft.
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The system has built-in ActiveTrack object recognition, which can distinguish and follow people and bikes.
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Maybe offering these new wristbands will give consumers a way to distinguish between the two brands.
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That's because these new tests will help doctors distinguish between aggressive disease and slow-growing tumors.
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Republicans have been at pains this primary season to distinguish between Donald Trump and his supporters.
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We Company executives urge journalists to distinguish between losing money and investing money in future growth.
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In fact, from a pure spec standpoint, you'd be pretty hard pressed to distinguish the devices.
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Partly because of that delay, other astronomers were unable to distinguish between possibilities mundane and spectacular.
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There isn't a lot to distinguish Podcasts, but it's a solid first stab at the category.
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That said, I think hotels distinguish themselves in the small details that attend to the guest.
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By placing the player into the woman's perspective, they are forced to distinguish between them all.
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Facebook was unable to distinguish news from 4Chan garbage despite its supposed effort to combat misinformation.
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In a world absent of moral code and probability, what's left to distinguish truth from lie?
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Dogs, horses and pandas can also distinguish between different human facial expressions, similar studies have shown.
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Unfortunately, in both cases, there's not much to distinguish them from past explorations of these characters.
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Your ability to distinguish urgent and important tasks has a lot to do with your success.
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The second, sadly, is that Edge of Nowhere wouldn't distinguish itself outside the virtual reality hothouse.
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Since a nuclear explosion would not distinguish between combatants and civilians, doesn't that imply universal impact?
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All contributions are chucked into the void, with spare means to distinguish anything from anything else.
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Positive sales growth projections for Nordstrom distinguish the company from most of its department store peers.
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He has no ears, no nose, and no ability to distinguish between living creatures and objects.
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In a cacophony of squeaky children at home, relatives could always distinguish Sha'Quille's low, raspier voice.
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Under these murky circumstances, how can a casual observer distinguish between what's important and what isn't?
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They are equipped with a vocabulary to distinguish right from wrong, what dignifies and what demeans.
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There's no size or positional hierarchy to distinguish, for instance, the importance of the power button.
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The decision to add alcohol comes as Pizza Hut looks to distinguish itself from its competitors.
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After that incident, the company updated the software to better distinguish between asbestos and vape smoke.
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If you can't distinguish opposition to the president from opposition to the country, you're a cultist.
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I could distinguish between a favor and an order and demand and so could my subordinates.
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It had never before been necessary for a president to distinguish himself from ordinary tax cheats.
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Assistant Chief Powers said the large crowds made it difficult to distinguish who fired the shots.
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Armed opposition groups must end all attacks that fail to distinguish between military targets and civilians.
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To this day, asylum laws in the UK do not distinguish between Yazidis and other Iraqis.
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However, after some work, I managed to adapt my algorithm and distinguish between the two states.
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But it wasn't just the punk simplicity that helped distinguish Waka and Flockaveli from the pack.
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In children's drawings, as in cartoons, it is eyelashes that distinguish the girls from the boys.
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Maybe the gray background makes it hard to distinguish the shirt and thigh from everything else?
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For the gullible folks (right here), it was tough to distinguish the real from the fake.
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Kohl said it's similar enough to viruses like dengue that they can be tough to distinguish.
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But it has made it even harder to distinguish the people who are telling the truth.
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The material itself is hard to distinguish from other synthetic yarns at first glance and touch.
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Jazz, rock, electronic—attempting to distinguish genres is far less important than the following the changes.
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In fact, to distinguish herself from Ben the unlovable, Jubilee's decided she's merely difficult to love.
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Sunil Gupta: What I found was that I lost the ability to distinguish who was gay.
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Those tests can't distinguish between someone who just smoked and someone who used several days before.
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The fraudulent copy itself features a number of inaccuracies which distinguish it from an authentic edition.
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The amount of exercise did not distinguish those who lost more from those who lost less.
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"We can distinguish the average bitcoin user from a dark marketplace vendor, for example," Robinson said.
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And the shrinking sample sizes make it harder to distinguish between true patterns and statistical noise.
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The new Apple Watch is even harder to distinguish from its predecessor than the new iPhone.
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Legal experts seemed to agree that Ms. Conway's Twitter feed didn't distinguish between policy and politics.
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Respondents didn't even distinguish between a photographer who would refuse service for religious or nonreligious reasons .
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Syrians say they can distinguish between Russian and Syrian planes because the Russian aircraft fly higher.
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" At the same time, Mr. Smith hastened to distinguish "Reagan's politics of multiplication from Trumpian division.
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Gay dudes too often fail to distinguish the line between friendly advances and unfriendly, aggressive behavior.
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Psychologists distinguish between these two sides of passion, what they call harmonious passion versus obsessive passion.
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This precision is countered by the twelve saturated hues she picks to distinguish the twelve triangles.
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The name is, in part, to distinguish the bluetooth headphones from the well-regarded Powerbeats Pro.
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They report that tiny infants show sensitivity to rhythm and pitch and can distinguish familiar melodies.
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It's a pain to get through security, which can't seem to distinguish dog food from explosives.
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These features distinguish Ikaria wariootia as the first clear common ancestor of most animals alive today.
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That said, the old-school journals still attempt to distinguish between the two flavors of article.
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"Give them the wisdom to distinguish between facts and opinions without lambasting the messengers," he concluded.
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It's a difference Ocasio-Cortez was happy to distinguish between in her response to the organization.
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It's a sign that the media failed to distinguish a subject that sounded important — secret emails!
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"This phenomenon makes it difficult to distinguish between political and race-based decision making," he wrote.
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What strikes me about your letter, though, is your apparent inability to distinguish among the children.
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Ideological labels — whether people think of themselves as a liberal or moderate — do distinguish candidates' supporters.
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Yes, the series is fiction, and yes, most TV viewers can distinguish between entertainment and reality.
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The subject line should be a place to distinguish yourself and immediately catch a recruiter's eye.
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Even when companies are not expressly invoking politics, they often distinguish themselves in socially conscious ways.
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But to really shine, Welch says that you need to distinguish yourself on a personal level.
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You can distinguish RCS messages and SMS messages by looking for typing indicators and read receipts.
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Note that the survey did not distinguish between respondents in same-sex and different-sex relationships.
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This argument, however, does not distinguish between the return on an investment and the investment itself.
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"The reputation of the industry is becoming so damaged lawmakers don't want to distinguish" between them.
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Among the gag gifts are also some unironically beautiful things; Cusack doesn't distinguish between the two.
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The basket began to speak, to distinguish itself: Inside it were a number of offended individuals.
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It is important to distinguish the difference between what a state says and what it does.
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And how do you distinguish a cult leader from what we'd normally consider a charismatic leader?
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But at around two months, they&aposll begin to distinguish between day and night, says Harbhajan.
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But Porsche is now using that name to distinguish high-performance versions of the electric car.
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Architects can distinguish between arrowslits, bartizans, and spandrels, while pilots speak of upwash and adverse yaw.
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With only brief glimpses at their bodies, they are hard to distinguish, which makes conservation difficult.
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How does one distinguish offers made in good faith from those that are less than genuine?
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The Post continues to distinguish itself for its arm's-length coverage of its owner's other company.
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The result is a muddled first effort in which drama and melodrama are hard to distinguish.
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The Sessions memo did not distinguish between enforcement against marijuana used for recreational versus medicinal purposes.
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How do you distinguish a foreign policy "idealist" from a "realist," an optimist from a pessimist?
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And it is important to distinguish between a putative rule of evidence and an affirmative defense.
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How are we to distinguish one from the other these days as we are so inundated?
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Again, we have to be careful to distinguish between breaking the rules and committing a crime.
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That we say romanticism is not a useful way to distinguish a certain kind of love.
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But it's always been hard to distinguish bull-headedness from cunning when it comes to Trump.
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With such a low bar, there wasn't much of a pathway for campaigns to distinguish themselves.
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And in particular, it's the wavy ends that distinguish goddess locs from the classic faux-loc look.
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For one, it helps distinguish between public investment – which should boost net worth – and debt-funded handouts.
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In some instances, it was difficult to distinguish between golf balls and hail stones at area courses.
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The commission could not always distinguish whether it was Syrian or Russian planes carrying out particular airstrikes.
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Modern MRI scans provide more detailed insights into soft tissues and can distinguish different types of tumour.
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It would be able to distinguish warheads from decoys that are designed to trick missile defense systems.
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I'm also not a fan of the plastic remote control since its buttons are hard to distinguish.
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The data don't distinguish whether those children shot themselves by accident or were shot by someone else.
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They're so good, in fact, that sometimes it's even hard for us to distinguish between mass vs.
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"I thought it was important to distinguish who I am now," she told PEOPLE at the time.
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New tension rods were made of stainless steel to distinguish the 21st-century parts from original ones.
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The data don't distinguish whether those children shot themselves by accident or were shot by someone else.
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Ezra Klein: How do you distinguish between a hot take, a smart take, other ... A boring take?
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Bonnaillie said the additives used by researchers also distinguish their packaging, because pectin is good for us.
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Currently, Apple's App Store guidelines don't distinguish between these two cases, but maybe it's time they did.
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From this vantage point, it's nearly impossible to distinguish male from female, which is entirely the point.
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The United Nations report does not distinguish between who migrates with legal papers and who does not.
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It's a little easier to feel and distinguish from the camera lens, but it's still a stretch.
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You don't have to make shoelaces or anything, but try to distinguish yourself a little bit, eh?
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Scottish Tories have managed to distinguish themselves from the Westminster lot under their star leader, Ruth Davidson.
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It draws upon long-standing Catholic moral teaching to distinguish between "formal" and "material" cooperation with evil.
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As cities began to compete more aggressively for investment and employment, they were forced to distinguish themselves.
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By six months, an infant should be able to distinguish between a bottle and a rubber doll.
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That's why it's so important to distinguish Xi Jinping's policies from the aspirations of the Chinese people.
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As to the 5T's spec sheet, it's difficult to distinguish it from that of the OnePlus 5.
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In fact, at first glance, it's hard to distinguish the laptops, as evidenced by the above picture.
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" Mueller report: "Several features of the conduct we investigated distinguish it from typical obstruction of justice cases.
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Confusion around the term "efficiency" stems from the failure to distinguish between "using" water and "consuming" water.
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There's also the matter of a shrinking pool of securities with which a manager can distinguish themselves.
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But sometimes, and we're talking once in a very blue moon, they distinguish themselves from one another.
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It is this focus on providing fiber connectivity that will continue to distinguish CenturyLink from our competitors.
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The most disturbing part of the psychopathic condition is that it can be very hard to distinguish.
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It is so tender that Sofia finds herself unable to distinguish between the words beloved and beheaded.
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While 414 horsepower makes for plentiful performance, its shape is one that makes it harder to distinguish.
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But China's model of state-directed capitalism makes it hard to distinguish between public and private affairs.
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The software can learn your voice and distinguish between all the different speakers in a given conversation.
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These are not shaded evils, gray areas in which good men and bad are hard to distinguish.
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But it's important, Espejo told me, to distinguish between failing to deliver on promises and not trying.
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In past years, Huawei's gimmicky gesture inputs might have been the only thing to distinguish its software.
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"We want to distinguish between good and bad and not recommend bad to users," Shiqi told me.
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The update also comes with Named Timers, which allows users to distinguish between multiple timers they set.
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Again, I've do that very clearly on the show, I've tried to distinguish between racism and xenophobia.
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This sort of infection can feel like a lot of other infections and be hard to distinguish.
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These social or "soft" skills are now critical differentiators that distinguish organizations as both employers and competitors.
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Third, and more generally, we should distinguish between low market earnings and a decent overall living standard.
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Before concluding the logistics deal, India insisted on a change of names to distinguish its own version.
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In many ways, it makes no sense to distinguish between Trump and the Republican Party any longer.
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Ms. Kelly's performance was consistently undermined by her muddy enunciation, which made it difficult to distinguish lyrics.
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All of these disagreements have several things in common which distinguish them from earlier President-Cabinet feuds.
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To figure out a pattern about what could distinguish a gay person's face from a straight person's.
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A prudent policymaker would at least attempt to distinguish militants from the peaceful members of a faith.
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There is little to distinguish Phangane from other villages in the western state, one of India's wealthiest.
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Mr. Asselstine said that it has taken years to distinguish some Dorflinger wares from products by competitors.
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"We will not distinguish between attacks from Shia militias in #Iraq & the #IRGC that controls them," Sen.
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We reviewed hundreds of academic studies to identify the markers that distinguish the best employers for women.
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"How will companies maintain the records needed to distinguish between nondeductible entertainment and deductible meals?" he asked.
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We ought to take pains to distinguish between two different questions that might otherwise be jumbled together.
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Another drawback is that researchers weren't able to distinguish between unique viewers and repeat viewers on YouTube.
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We expect traditional news outlets to act as gatekeepers for information, helping us distinguish truth from rumor.
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At just 30, Rousteing is difficult to distinguish from his models: sharp of cheekbone, pouty of lip.
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"Their brains don't distinguish letters; they respond to letters the same as to a triangle," she said.
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For all the flirtations, for all the manipulations, the later years distinguish themselves mostly for the betrayals.
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The losersA lot of candidates struggled to distinguish themselves from the rest of the Democrats on stage.
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As a matter of record, paint restorers are careful to distinguish between the original and restored areas.
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It's also ombréd blue, so it goes from dark to a little bit lighter to distinguish it.
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The estimates do not distinguish between cash bonuses and stock-based awards that vest over multiple years.
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Some things she says are factual, and some imagined — but the video doesn't distinguish fact from fiction.
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And both sides recognize the carnage that would distinguish such a conflict would be catastrophic for both.
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Have we lost the ability to distinguish reality from fiction or do we not give a damn?
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It seems that in working in so many different media she failed to distinguish herself in any.
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What we're finding instead is it's very hard to distinguish [between them] because their results are similar.
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Being challenged to examine my beliefs and distinguish religious culture from theological creed had fundamentally altered me.
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But Justin Calvino, an entrepreneur in Mendocino, is hoping to distinguish cannabis quality by where it's grown.
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It's easier than ever to build up a paper trail that's difficult to distinguish from the original.
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But Indiegogo's move does open up yet another way to distinguish itself from its closest competitor, Kickstarter.
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It's a short throughline from here to the chants of "Lock Her Up" that distinguish Trump rallies.
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"It took me years to distinguish certain things from certain other things in the music," he said.
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And if yes, how would students distinguish between a reasonable level or proportionality and an unreasonable level?
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But it's important to distinguish a supply shock from a demand shock because the solutions are different.
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A handful of criminal prosecutions have stalled because DNA tests cannot distinguish between suspects who are twins.
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Team Hill reacted to the news gleefully, because it presented an opportunity to distinguish her from Caforio.
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Administrators must help students distinguish between feelings that have a rational basis and those that do not.
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Americans soon seized on "soccer" to distinguish the game from their own vastly different version of football.
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Sunstein asks us to distinguish between disclosure of the government's outputs and disclosure of the government's inputs.
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A color specialist at a paint manufacturer, however, can distinguish between virtually hundreds of colors of white.
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Products are cheaper, better, and more convenient — but it can be impossible to distinguish what does what.
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The question raises all sorts of concerns, starting with one's ability to distinguish different shades and hues.
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Most people could probably distinguish a bear's paw print from the footprint of a half-human creature.
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Lotteries that allocate scarce resources are not set up to distinguish the neediest from the merely needy.
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People distinguish sharply between the resentment of someone of lower status and the contempt of someone higher.
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Some will fail to do so, and others will distinguish themselves to become the headmasters of tomorrow.
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By and large, kids aren't taught the right vocabulary to distinguish between sexual assault and bad sex.
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But, according to the rules of quantum mechanics, there is no way to distinguish between identical photons.
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Without oversight of schools, parents struggle to distinguish between the good and the bad, and kids suffer.
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It's often difficult to distinguish between what you want to happen and what is likely to happen.
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The punctuation leaves something to be desired and Recorder is not yet able to distinguish individual voices.
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Consider how to distinguish between fan behavior like cheering and booing, and abusive behavior and racist chants?
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They are, in essence, too similar to distinguish themselves for either their populace or the international community.
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Andrew appreciates lawmakers who can distinguish between their own views and their responsibility as legislators and policymakers.
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It turns out that early animal embryos can be hard to distinguish from other forms of life.
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But Tesla may distinguish itself from the rest of the market with its Blade Runner-inspired design.
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Academics are trained to distinguish reality from lies or fantasy, and to respect facts and sound arguments.
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But I think that it's not a way for Democratic politicians to distinguish themselves from each other.
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"At this point, it's impossible to distinguish between Putin the man and Putin the system," she says.
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However, certain features distinguish it from modern gibbons, suggesting it was a very different type of animal.
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My moments with plants felt like phone time well spent, a quality that Screen Time can't distinguish.
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How, you might wonder, can we reasonably expect to distinguish "life satisfaction" down to the percentage point?
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The vision system utilizes 3D cameras and neural networks to spot strawberries and distinguish ripe from unripe.
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Other than its slower pace, that would leave little to distinguish the Senate from the majoritarian House.
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Not raging, or even screaming, which I unscientifically distinguish from yelling as being angrier and more sustained.
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Your brain can't distinguish between what you visualize and what's actually out there in the real world.
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If you can't distinguish between friend and foe, how can you fight and whom do you fight?
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Joaquin Castro, acquired some facial hair in a possible effort to better distinguish himself from his kin.
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This would involve using algorithms trained to distinguish between accurate and misleading text and images in posts.
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And spring is the best opportunity for human admirers to distinguish between the city's warm weather gulls.
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In this alarming topsy-turvy landscape, it's not always possible to distinguish between reality, imagination and psychosis.
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The decision to add this feature comes as TGI Fridays looks to distinguish itself from its competitors.
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Having a basis of comparison of Earth allows Descartes scientists to distinguish a fire from a hotspot.
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When people can no longer distinguish truth from lies, the public sphere necessary for democracy breaks down.
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Nondense or fatty tissue appears black, and it is easier to distinguish between healthy tissue and cancer.
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Early on, infants who hear only Japanese, say, will lose the ability to distinguish L's from R's.
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In a thousand ways we distinguish people from the rest of nature, and build our life accordingly.
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"That doesn't make a whole lot of sense, does it, to distinguish those two victims?" she asked.
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In the book, "Tribal Leadership, " Dave Logan and John King distinguish organizations based on their tribal culture.
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It wasn't as desirable or as rewarded to try to distinguish yourself, because the status wasn't there.
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Retail has been a major strong point for the company and has helped distinguish it from competitors.
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Most of the animals can hardly distinguish colors, but you should avoid white because it attracts attention.
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Plus, as the academy is quick to note, the ancient Greeks didn't distinguish between poetry and song.
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It is also important to distinguish between "preemptive" and "preventive" strikes when it comes to military operations.
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The virus doesn't distinguish between wealthy or mass-market customers, and neither will a broader economic slowdown.
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The Google keyboard incorporates a number of features meant to distinguish it from the stock iOS keyboard.
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Given the strange, arabesque twists of Van Gogh's roots, it's almost impossible to distinguish them as vegetation.
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Without training, they'll be unable to distinguish what is theirs and what has come from the outside.
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The new criteria likely stemmed from the administration's attempt to distinguish its program and try something new.
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Thus, a baby growing up hearing Japanese will lose the ability to distinguish between "la" and "ra," while a baby growing up hearing Korean will retain the ability to distinguish three different ways of pronouncing a sound like "tal" that has only one way of being pronounced in Dutch.
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U.S. officials said they have urged the Saudi-led coalition to better distinguish between military targets and civilians.
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Instead, "Wired to Create" rises above these shortcomings by emphasizing the complexities and contradictions that distinguish creative people.
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Another recent study in Science found that dogs' brains can distinguish between different words and tones of voice.
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Gualdi-Russo noted that bones pierced with nails are easily fractured, making them difficult to distinguish and interpret.
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Expandable habitats are lightweight and easy to store, which distinguish them as promising candidates for future astronaut digs.
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Morgan Stanley is ramping up its fight to distinguish its wealth management business in one key area: technology.
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But if you look just beneath the surface, it's not hard to distinguish the wisecracks from the mockery.
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"It was a way to sort of distinguish yourself," says Tochilovsky, who curates the school's Herb Lubalin Center.
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Perhaps it's best left to some smaller manufacturer looking to distinguish themselves from a million other Android manufacturers.
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When the sculpture starts to spin faster than 0.011 seconds, you can't distinguish which direction it's moving in.
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So one way Fitbit is hoping to distinguish itself is by focusing on what it does best: Fitness.
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Consumers cannot distinguish between the companies they engage with in the online world, so neither should the rules.
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The term sounds, um, urgent (sorry), but it's used in a medical context to distinguish from real emergencies.
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However, the test cannot distinguish between the different atypical disorders, which doctors must rely on symptoms to diagnose.
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Both method actors, the two decided to distinguish their characters with makeup, rather than just focusing on costume.
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He mentions his credentials to distinguish himself from not only most Democratic rivals, but also President Donald Trump.
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And will we still be able to distinguish the difference and employ free will in our economic decisions?
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That said, I've done my best to distinguish them from one another while taking you through my experience.
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In fact, he conducted blind taste tests and found most people couldn't distinguish between Skyline and Gold Star.
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His ability to distinguish himself from the non-paleoconservatives was enhanced by the end of the Cold War.
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For Samsung, it's an important way to distinguish the product and approach from a world gone dongle mad.
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PowerVision claims that the system can distinguish between species, permitting the angler to identify the target he wants.
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The sites all had the same name — Baltnews — with only different country codes to distinguish their domain names.
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As noted by The Verge, Home cannot distinguish between work and personal accounts for the same user yet.
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Jeep has long used the Trail Rated label to distinguish its most rugged and off-road-capable models.
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Other companies are in earlier stages of design and development and are trying to breakthrough and distinguish themselves.
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LinkedIn can't distinguish between being in the PhD program and having a PhD (I forgot to update it).
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Fashion allows certain players — like Wade, Oklahoma City's Russell Westbrook and Golden State's Kevin Durant — to distinguish themselves.
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The closer contact we have with people who aren't like us, the better we can distinguish faces, apparently.
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Basic Books; 272 pages; $303 and £16.99Why jazz is unique, and how to distinguish good jazz from bad.
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In the past, they helped to distinguish HTC's phones, even if the feature wasn't all that widely loved.
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As a result it can be hard to distinguish propaganda from actual grassroots nationalism, even for seasoned observers.
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But these elements are all that distinguish it from any other slick but gloomy James Bond knock-off.
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In natural speech, we would distinguish between the two meaning[s] by adding subtle pauses in different places.
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Looking at the scans, the researchers identified key cranial features that distinguish it from other fish-scale geckos.
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Social media are full of tales of committed meat-eaters unable to distinguish it from the real thing.
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First things first: what exactly is terrorism, and how do we distinguish it from other forms of violence?
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Mastering the ability to distinguish hot dogs from not hot dogs is truly one of mankind's greatest achievements.
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It seems that what you get when you can't distinguish reality from fiction is a serious stomach wound.
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Some climate contrarians still refuse to accept that researchers can truly distinguish a human signature in the climate.
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Sand reflects less sound than metal does, meaning metal objects such as aircraft debris are easy to distinguish.
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Chinese researchers have trained a computer to distinguish between criminals and non-criminals nine times out of ten.
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Moreover, by comparing records from Greenland and Siberia, Dr McConnell could distinguish mines in western and eastern Europe.
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"This is made harder when we have to distinguish between real events and spoofs," Ayers said by email.
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With Black Panther, Coogler doesn't try to distinguish himself by making a sillier movie than his predecessors did.
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This affects about 5% of men, and makes it hard for them to distinguish between red and green.
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The company said it would adopt innovative technology like foldable OLED screens to further distinguish itself from competitors.
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It is hard to distinguish between short-run swings and structural economic changes resulting from demography or technology.
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In The Circle, as in real life, the line between cult and company is often hard to distinguish.
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Scientists have shown for the first time how a species of tropical fish can distinguish between human faces.
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These let Lovot recognize sounds, identify individual humans, and distinguish people and pets from furniture using thermal vision.
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The information did not distinguish whether those children shot themselves by accident or were shot by someone else.
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WHAT IS GOING TO DISTINGUISH IMMELT: YOU HAVE BEEN COVERING IT A LONG TIME AND SATYA KNOWS THIS.
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This marketing push, by way of a survey, could help distinguish them as a beloved platform to advertisers.
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In this highly educated economy, it can be hard for young Koreans to distinguish themselves from their peers.
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The conclusion from our tests suggests that above a certain level of compression, people cannot distinguish between services.
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Beyond that b2b specialism, the firm looks to distinguish itself by offering international growth opportunities to its portfolio.
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And Wagner takes pains to distinguish her project from the Design Reform movement in both spirit and tone.
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The survey showed nearly 2 in 3 people are unable to distinguish reliable news from rumors and falsehoods.
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This as other new launches are seeking to distinguish themselves by catering to niche passions, such as wine.
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To distinguish themselves, many will be inclined to propose legislation that they can then champion in their campaigns.
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Despite industry efforts to distinguish vaping from smoking, nicotine is still a drug and carcinogens are still toxic.
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I am going to extend (Israeli) sovereignty and I don't distinguish between settlement blocs and the isolated settlements.
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Jacques has a chance to distinguish valuable geology from shareholder value, if he plays his Indonesian card right.
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In fact, several forms of reference pricing do not distinguish between innovative new medications and older generic alternatives.
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He said churches have a responsibility to ensure that responding officers can distinguish a protector from the assailant.
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Unfortunately, Buttigieg failed to distinguish his ideas from Warren's or Sanders' on issues such as debt-free college.
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He's got mad promise—even if he doesn't really care to distinguish his wood chips from his Pringles.
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Was this a way for RIBOCA to distinguish itself from the already extant Baltic Triennial of International Art?
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For another, it can't distinguish fat from muscle, thus incorrectly placing some muscular individuals into the "obese" range.
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Those lessons are especially important in a time when even many adults cannot distinguish between facts and falsehoods.
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The four major telecom companies have been battling over prices and offering different features to distinguish their services.
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