The Genetically Engineered Salmon Labeling Act would ensure that any salmon that is genetically engineered be clearly labeled.
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That oversimplifies things, admittedly, but the fact remains: A poorly engineered movie falls apart as quickly as a poorly engineered car.
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When farms switched from conventional crops to the engineered varieties, there was no substantial change in the yield compared to non-engineered food.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) already requires labeling when genetically engineered food differs in any material way from their non-genetically engineered counterparts.
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Whereas the West was re-engineered to account for a shortage of water, the Gulf of Mexico was re-engineered to account for a surfeit of oil.
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"Dheeraj and the team have not only engineered incredible products, but they've engineered an incredibly company — a company we think can really scale," said Ravi Mhatre, partner at Lightspeed.
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For example, a comprehensive 2016 study by the National Academy of Sciences concluded that genetically engineered crops are just as safe to eat as their non-genetically engineered counterparts.
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Nor was it designed or engineered to be; nor are most vehicles designed or engineered for stop-to-go hell-raising in the daily manner driven by most of us.
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Well, they're back — and engineered by Republicans this time.
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Now, a team of scientists from the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) in Japan have engineered drones featuring a specially-engineered adhesive that can pick up and deposit pollen.
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A wide-reaching study from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine published this year found no health risks associated with commercially available genetically engineered foods relative to non-genetically engineered foods.
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Mario Santana engineered it and I like how it sounds.
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There are few devices engineered as neatly as an iPhone.
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Which means — all of this was engineered by the 3ER.
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But the question remains: Can #cookielife be engineered by brands?
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Overall, the fake stories seem engineered to inflame international tensions.
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Then, these engineered cells are put back into the body.
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A fluorescent cat engineered by scientists using jelly fish genes.
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He thereby engineered the most racially divisive election in years.
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Oh good, humans are now genetically engineered in plastic bags.
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Not big studio, not engineered stuff, in terms of sound.
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For example, genetically engineered microbes: are those natural or artificial?
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Electromagnetic pulses that control the system must be perfectly engineered.
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Shane engineered 13 bands in a weekend, it was insane.
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"We recognized there was a need for specially engineered buildings."
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What they're made of: carbon engineered at the nanoscale level.
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It lacks real substance and is engineered to be desirable.
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They aren't engineered with immigrant families like ours in mind.
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A month later, he engineered the election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
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The Bill Does Not Cover All Genetically Engineered Food Ingredients.
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The engineered cells are then infused back into the patient.
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The markets were engineered to prioritize the lowest cost energy.
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Something about the morality of fighting genetically engineered super fowl?
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Filters were engineered to reduce lung cancer by blocking toxins.
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Read up on engineered stem cells and dual action antibodies.
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The team engineered the cardiomyocytes to respond to light cues.
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Many companies already disclose whether their food is genetically engineered.
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To that extent, I understood the crash landing he engineered.
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Digitally engineered content tables allow shoppers to buy from Barneys.
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When Gettleman arrived, he quickly engineered a sweeping roster makeover.
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So scientists engineered yeast that can help reproduce the flavor.
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The central bank's previous governor, Zhou Xiaochuan, engineered significant reforms.
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Ducks, in other words, are perfectly engineered to taste delicious.
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That's partly because the military experience is so carefully engineered.
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He flipped the sample then produced and engineered the beat.
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Someday, perhaps, skaters will be individually engineered into skating machines.
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Whether a future this different can be engineered is debatable.
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I find it tacky that she engineered her own gift.
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Minnesota: Fleck has engineered a dramatic turnaround in three seasons.
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Engineered wood floors can hold up for years to come.
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Ghosn engineered the global alliance between Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi.
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Instead, Norrod engineered a sale to Heselden, the British entrepreneur.
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A transmission electron microscopy image of Synlogic's newly engineered bacteria.CreditW.
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These financially engineered products have the risk of unintended consequences.
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True to his word, the Mooch indeed engineered Priebus's resignation.
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It's all there: the melting pot, entrepreneurialism, and engineered corn.
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When engineered in mice, those mutations truncated their sleep without any obvious ill effects; in particular, mice engineered with the second mutation performed just as well on memory tests as non-sleep-deprived mice.
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A specially engineered gel keeps the two sides separate until poured.
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The rest of the game is engineered to encourage bedlam, too.
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They can't shake the sense that they've been engineered, not grown.
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Those leaks, intelligence officials would say, were carefully engineered and timed.
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Genetically-engineered bacteria could be used to light up hidden landmines.
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Others are bred, or engineered, to show specific symptoms or syndromes.
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They hail from a junkyard and are not engineered for cuddling.
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Another woman in China is pregnant with a genetically engineered baby.
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Future geoengineering schemes could integrate weather control systems and engineered nanoparticles.
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The world order it engineered is the vehicle for that philosophy.
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Bridges creak and potholed roads challenge even the best-engineered suspensions.
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It's still a very well-designed and engineered piece of hardware.
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Apple revealed new completely re-engineered $369 Apple Watches on Wednesday.
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The MML denies its political ambitions were engineered by the military.
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If you want something beautifully engineered then keep saving your money.
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The T-cells were also engineered to attack cancer cells directly.
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Mammoths produced from engineered elephant cells may yet stride across Siberia.
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The feature I find interesting is the clever, highly engineered case.
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The result was a chair that looked more engineered than designed.
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So how would he respond to a re-engineered Tesco croissant?
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For now, it's engineered to work only with the new Replicator+.
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Researchers studied mice that were genetically engineered to develop colon tumors.
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Kleinfeld had engineered Arconic's spin off from aluminum producer Alcoa Corp.
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You engineered Melodrama, which is one of the year's biggest albums.
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Scientists have engineered a "true blue" chrysanthemum for the first time.
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Microsoft tore down its dynamic fulcrum hinge and re-engineered it.
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It's as if we've engineered a world designed to produce misinformation.
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And because it's made by Dyson, it's over-engineered and expensive.
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In the third, an engineered super-disease tears through the survivors.
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China engineered its current slowdown and now it must engineer growth.
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For the third experiment, the researchers essentially reverse-engineered their technique.
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Like naturally occurring pandemics, engineered pandemics will not respect national borders.
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"We really engineered everything to fit Tetris-like together," explains Groene.
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Breakfast is a large salad, yogurt and a "precisely engineered" muffin.
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The bill is especially engineered to win over New York Republicans.
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"Trump completely engineered the plan that we announced yesterday," Alexander said.
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Several factors — some engineered, others organic — led to D&D's rebirth.
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Since then, he has engineered deeper integration between Nissan and Renault.
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It is designed and engineered for heavy rain and moderate snow.
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The steepening yield curve engineered by the Fed notably helped banks.
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Debussy engineered a velvet revolution, overturning the extant order without upheaval.
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After all, their products are highly processed and scientifically engineered food.
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The politician alleged that Zuma's son Duduzane had engineered the meeting.
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Engineered Arts specializes in making robots for entertainment, education and research.
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It's engineered to induce pleasure: Stick it in your refrigerator. Unravel.
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Election targeting is now a global phenomenon engineered to destroy democracy.
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The exhibition's section on engineered and imagined plants excites the imagination.
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Vulnerable or endangered species could be engineered to be more fertile.
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But this doesn't happen in mice genetically engineered to lack ipRGCs.
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FCA US vehicles are engineered to address real-world driving situations.
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We're living in a socially engineered environment because of our history.
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That's because Bra seems reverse-engineered to be irresistible to them.
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As a woman, your body is genetically engineered to give birth.
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They used the engineered yeast to brew a hops-free ale.
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Some highlights: Facebook engineered ways to collect data without telling users.
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Samsung has out-engineered Apple in a lot of significant ways.
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These newly engineered poisons represent a horrific frontier in technological innovation.
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Thoughtful and well-engineered designs but no real standards for living.
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Engineered Garments faux fur oversize bucket hat, $156 at Totokaelo; totokaelo.com.
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Under the direction of Taibi Magar, the chaos is beautifully engineered.
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Economic Scene Can Nafta be re-engineered to raise workers' wages?
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It means the glass has been engineered to the wrong specifications.
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In the comics, he engineered Janey's long, slow death by cancer.
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Andrew Jackson, elected in 1828, engineered a kind of populist revolt.
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In the meantime, Monica engineered another change in her son's life.
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Her sultry, seductive appeal is distinctly engineered for the female gaze.
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Although designed and engineered in America, Envision is assembled in China.
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Social media weakens this skill because it's engineered to be addictive.
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Investors were duped into pouring millions into an over-engineered machine.
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" The other accused the government of orchestrating a "tribally engineered war.
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Blockbusters are no longer developed; they're reverse engineered from previous successes.
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Engineered hardwood floors and recessed lighting are found throughout this level.
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It's like a perfectly engineered car that has a bum engine.
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And there's a version engineered for professional hairstylists that is $28.
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This measures the resistance and ensures the texture is perfectly engineered.
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Also, keep in mind that putting in natural hardwood floors rather than engineered will save you in the long run, engineered can't be refinished, whereas natural hardwood floors can be refinished and easily last another hundred years.
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An article on Saturday about the potential hazards of engineered stone to workers who fashion it into so-called quartz countertops misidentified the natural stone material that has about half the amount of silica as engineered stone.
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Snapchat's jankily engineered app crashed constantly for stars with too many followers.
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Engineered Growth Network effects and learning effects generate growth in different ways.
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She, along with her then-husband, Pierre Galante, engineered the couple's introduction.
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Why didn't the mouse immune system immediately attack the engineered beta cells?
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He engineered a change in election laws that advantaged leaders like him.
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These E. coli were genetically engineered to glow green under fluorescent light.
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What makes the Juicero genuinely ridiculous is how over-engineered it is.
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Luminoodles are best described with words like luminescent, noodles, engineered, and practical.
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The seeds are genetically engineered to resist the herbicides dicamba and glyphosate.
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The so-called Flavr Savr tomato was engineered to stay riper longer.
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A mosquito, engineered to inject toxins, could be used as a weapon.
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If you want a non-engineered forecast, look at revenues, not earnings.
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Bacteria can be chemically engineered to produce electricity, according to new research.
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Unfortunately, in the real world, sexism cannot be engineered away so easily.
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Climates could be engineered ("Maui on its best day, all year long").
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Apple appears to have strategically engineered this tension into its product portfolio.
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A round, net-zero prefab home engineered to survive the strongest storms.
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She's engineered early smartphone tech, bicycle locks, and solar cookstoves and cars.
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Is the box engineered to draw, trap, and redirect Black Lodge entities?
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She noted that nuclear plants are engineered to withstand severe weather events.
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Harvard roboticists have engineered a folding robot that can move without batteries.
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Really smart marketing and the science of a perfectly engineered brain bomb.
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These were engineered to reduce a certain frequency that's generated when driving.
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We become excited and really engineered for success in the long term.
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As a cheaper alternative, McLeod engineered the Aircurv with inflatable battens instead.
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In 2015, Lai's team created the first engineered antibodies against Sudan ebolavirus.
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Unrequited love hurts less when it's stretched over a scientifically engineered hook.
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It's engineered with a rechargeable battery a self-contained propane fuel canister.
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In the other, researchers engineered plants so they could absorb more sunlight.
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But you know, BIll had engineered a lot of success in digital.
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The plane would be powered by specially engineered, rechargeable lithium-ion batteries.
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And part of this was, in my view, we engineered this deliberately.
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"The damage is done," said Voksi, the hacker who engineered the workaround.
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But it is not designed or engineered for hard off-road driving.
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CollPlant produces collagen from tobacco plants genetically engineered with five human genes.
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Gunnell played most of the second half and engineered three touchdown drives.
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You can't learn from mistakes and disappointments if your childhood is engineered.
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Stack: We've re-engineered what we're going to do with Under Armour.
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These elaborately engineered details mean there is more that can go wrong.
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Cannabinoids can introduce similar compounds during their passage through engineered treatment systems.
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The upper has also received a full redesign with seamless, engineered mesh.
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Me too, but it's an American-engineered nuclear tank, imported from Detroit.
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Newman engineered the Wake Forest comeback beginning midway in the second quarter.
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The 5-inch-long handle is made of very durable engineered thermoplastic.
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These requirements make genetically engineered plants extraordinarily expensive to develop and test.
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VP Doyle engineered the sneaky tie and casts his vote for Montez.
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Heartwarming yet essentially fake scenes that have been engineered for the RTs?
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The Model 3 is engineered to someday have full self-driving capability.
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The robots are engineered to be optimized for human-to-robot interaction.
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McDonald's, much like Billy Joel, is engineered for mass audiences to enjoy.
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Seat tracks are engineered to keep French fries from gumming them up.
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But this week, Attorney General William P. Barr engineered a new approach.
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YouTube's video-recommendation engine is engineered to keep you on the site.
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Engineered stone doesn't react to acids and is more resistant to scratching.
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But just after the election, Christie claims, Jared Kushner engineered Christie's ouster.
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The company engineered ways to collect Android users' data without alerting them.
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My existence became mere machinery engineered to give me time to read.
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He said the defection was engineered by the South's National Intelligence Service.
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This universe is engineered for variety and inclusiveness, within certain strict parameters.
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CLT is an engineered wood product that is sometimes called mass timber.
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The iPhone has been engineered to offer more and more user control.
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Buck was engineered to look at times sheepish, fearful, inquisitive and protective.
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If anything, my most transformational experiences tended to be the least engineered.
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We have engineered the world around us since the beginning of humanity.
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To be able to buy a Japanese-engineered, short-wheelbase, manual diesel?
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Glyphosate was drawn into the bitter public debate over genetically engineered crops.
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Bayer's genetically engineered soy seeds are designed to be resistant to dicamba.
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The hysteria that now surrounds the cow in India has been engineered.
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H. R. McMaster, who engineered easing him off the principals committee. 4.
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THE BODY BUILDERSInside the Science of the Engineered HumanBy Adam Piore376 pp.
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A Grey's Anatomy midseason finale is engineered to be made of cliffhangers.
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So they've engineered it year on year to get better every year.
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The service soon disappeared, as did the executives who engineered the deal.
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Insects. Specifically, bugs infected with engineered viruses capable of gene-editing crops.
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Even his lyrics seem engineered to be tweeted or used as hashtags.
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New Crop Capital also invests in companies that sell genetically engineered products.
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The two-passenger NSX was engineered and is manufactured in Marysville, Ohio.
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To top it off, Stephen Jones engineered jaunty Mad Hatter-style millinery.
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Basically, saturating social media with a celebrity endorsement engineered by the company.
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HBOS was rescued by Lloyds in a state-engineered takeover in 13.
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Actions that protect against engineered pathogens are an example of a global public good: Since a deadly engineered pathogen would adversely affect countries around the world, doing something to prevent them is a service that benefits the whole world.
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Monsanto is an agricultural biotech company that produces genetically engineered seeds and herbicides.
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So their indoor plant is biologically engineered to capture VCOs and process them.
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But what if someone could be genetically re-engineered to be radiation-proof?
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Also, insects could be engineered such that they'd die after just one day.
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Though he engineered Vote Leave, he's not involved at all with the fallout.
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This test, like so many others, appears to disproportionately measure these engineered gaps.
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Still, that information can be reverse-engineered back to the original source, right?
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Republicans felt like the Democrats kind of engineered this district away from them.
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The engineered parts maker, separated from Aloca (AA), in November, warned on outlook.
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He somehow manages to turn sheets of paper into intricately engineered architectural masterpieces.
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His speech Tuesday was obviously carefully engineered to put those worries to rest.
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These cells are then genetically engineered to recognize cancer cells and infused back.
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Some participants suggested that the market architecture needed to be completely re-engineered.
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Scientists injected mice with a strain of engineered salmonella that infiltrated the tumors.
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He engineered an app – Givvr, which allows users to support their favourite charities.
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Seed companies also have engineered crops to be resistant to weedkillers or herbicides.
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Behind the scenes, though, Poppy's rise is carefully engineered by shadowy power brokers.
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Duffey engineered an offense that did just enough to gain the upper hand.
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It holds the patents, which Echodyne licensed and engineered for its own purposes.
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Engineered Jon Arryn's death, manipulated *checks notes* every single one of these characters.
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The system leverages the MUSE blockchain, a ledger engineered for the music industry.
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She is up for Best Engineered Album, Non Classical, and Best Rock Song.
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Pressing threats included a natural pandemic, nuclear war, and a deliberately engineered pandemic.
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Lab-engineered bone (the outer layer) with functional bone marrow (the inner layer).
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They're highly-engineered materials that don't show their "solid" characteristics in every dimension.
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It's something that we engineered for, all the way down to the protocol.
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New materials, and precisely engineered versions of existing ones, will be needed too.
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N genetically engineered mosquitoes would not have a significant impact on the environment.
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The Oxitec method involves inserting an engineered gene into male Aedes aegypti mosquitoes.
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" Trump wrote, calling the lawsuit ridiculous and engineered by "sleazy New York Democrats.
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Instead, Petousis engineered a heat detector that measures the rate of temperature rise.
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Johnson is the man who engineered America's liberal democracy, as we know it,
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Brady engineered touchdown drives of 75 and 78 yards in the second quarter.
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Some of these microplastics are deliberately engineered like microbeads in a facial scrub.
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However, it was engineered by Aston Martin at their headquarters in Gaydon, England.
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Each is customized for the patient, engineered from the patient's own T cells.
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You always want to consider safety in designs, but it's often over-engineered.
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" The company added that it has "engineered modern safety solutions into our products.
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Compared to other weapons of mass destruction, engineered pathogens are less resource-intensive.
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An engineered pathogen with a novel genome could potentially slip past this filter.
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As our biotechnological capabilities grow, so too will the threat of engineered pathogens.
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Putzmeister pumps still come with German-engineered parts sourced from its previous suppliers.
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M.O. multivitamin, could not make a product completely free of genetically engineered ingredients.
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Trilobites Can genetically engineered mice save Nantucket from the scourge of Lyme disease?
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PCO vignettes are the perfectly engineered synthesis of 40 years of promo styles.
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These cells are then genetically engineered to recognise cancer cells and infused back.
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Viruses genetically engineered to attack cancer cells might be used to this end.
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The cells of patients with cancer are engineered to better fight the disease.
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DIGITAL SECURITY The vehicles should be engineered with safeguards to prevent online attacks.
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They engineered mice that could make an almost limitless amount of fat tissue.
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The government had engineered the romantic intrigue to bust Rayyan for ISIS support.
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Next, the engineered poliovirus is infused directly into the tumor through the catheter.
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It's tough to compete with perfectly engineered foods, but Goldberg is not intimidated.
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They had, in effect, engineered something of a win-win situation for her.
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The alternately insecure and assertive Annie, who engineered the reunion, drinks too much.
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It's also the lynchpin to Monsanto's top-selling, glyphosate-tolerant, genetically engineered crops.
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But no company has championed its genetically engineered genes so publicly as Okanagan.
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This is a feature of humans that can be engineered in beneficial ways.
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"The most important ecosystem to be engineered is the scientific enterprise," he says.
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Here's how third-party developers reverse-engineered their way into your living room.
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Herman can unleash the Longhorns offensive potential, and he's already engineered quick turnarounds.
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But then computers began to shrink as scientists engineered smaller and smaller transistors.
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Genetically engineered food has been in the U.S. food supply since the 1990s.
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The food is literally engineered to be delicious; that's why it's so popular.
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"Manhattan" practically seems pre-engineered to provoke debate in the post-Weinstein world.
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" To that, housing advocate Erin Boggs says: "We have already been socially engineered.
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It's built on a new platform specifically engineered for zero-emissions hydrogen power.
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I reverse-engineered my understanding of acting; it's become more cerebral over time.
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Mr. Quigley's are reverse reverse engineered, the words being generated by the phrases.
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Mice genetically engineered without paraoxonase die quickly when they're exposed to the chemicals.
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"In effect, the league has reverse engineered its own perfect storm," Vrooman said.
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Dr. Taipale and his colleagues engineered retinal cells to stop using p53 genes.
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"We were really happy with the outcome that we engineered," Mr. Krafcik said.
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Minor quibbles aside, the Evo is beautifully engineered and a joy to ride.
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Critics of the laws say the casino owners have engineered themselves an advantage.
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The state-engineered shock of demonetization will continue to course through the economy.
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Little kids are diabolically engineered to make their parents do what they want.
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When she refused, Mr. Ailes "engineered hit pieces about me online," she writes.
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"We have previously engineered the fair based on historical weather data," she wrote.
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Reports suggest that the app was engineered in just the past two months.
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But soon after, he engineered an agreement to provide the complaint to Congress.
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Das used specially engineered microRNA to make the "injured" astrocytes recycle glutamate again.
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I realized that memory-making was being shamelessly engineered, but I happily succumbed.
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"I realized there was a need for well-engineered sex toys," she said.
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He engineered the merger of the Loews Corporation with the Lorillard tobacco fortune.
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Evercore also notes that Quest has engineered an "epic turnaround" under new management.
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She's a ruthless, predatory lab creation engineered to protect a senator's daughter, Sidonia.
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" Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson: "I cannot believe the comeback that that company has engineered.
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Sam Brownback proudly engineered the biggest tax cuts in the history of Kansas.
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But women have always worked in carpets in Dalton and at Engineered Floors.
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Guido said she would like to stay at Engineered Floors if she can.
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Sugary, oily foods are engineered to be consumed often and in big portions.
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The researchers then used engineered yeast to turn the semifinalists into real proteins.
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But its methods are almost defiantly literal, engineered for accessibility and sentimental impact.
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The company recently ousted the executive who had engineered the partnership with Tesla.
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And when it comes the music business's terms, well, that's being reverse engineered.
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Paid Off operates—like most Americans do—in an economy of engineered scarcity.
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Elsewhere though, the museum reminds us how humans have engineered dogs for centuries.
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Outkast's Big Boi engineered many of the group's iconic beats on the MPC.
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Right now, we just have to produce enough for our burger production, but basically, we engineered a yeast cell, or they engineered a yeast cell, our R&D team, to be able to ... The yeast is naturally able to produce heme.
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Months later, by accident and circumstance, the engineered skeeters show up across the border.
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Currently, scientists are experimenting with curing HIV infections through the use of engineered mutations.
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He re-engineered process and final product on the spot and in 'real-time.
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It works like this: First, they engineered cells to contain a calcium-sensing receptor.
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House Republicans engineered a two-bill two-step for debate and votes last Thursday.
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Oxitec has already created gene-engineered mosquitoes to deal with the Zi ka virus .
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Armor Mantis vehicles are engineered to provide multiple layers of protection to warriors inside.
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But Smith's sexuality isn't worn as a hat, nor is it engineered for popularity.
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It's a simulation of motherhood engineered to earn a bit of income for mothers.
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The company has also completed the roll out of its re-engineered Android app.
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First up will be re-engineered versions of GET /Tweets and GET /Users APIs.
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In the early 1990s, for example, mice were genetically engineered to produce human antibodies.
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Honda executives unveiled the re-engineered 2017 CR-V Wednesday at Detroit's Eastern Market.
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For safety's sake, the E. coli they use are engineered not to be pathogenic.
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In reality, car designers agonize over these complex and highly engineered bits for hours.
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Genetically engineered bacteria can be used, for instance, to make a fuel called isobutenol.
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According to He, a second woman is now pregnant with a genetically engineered embryo.
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Alternative, engineered fixes have been dogged by potentially stratospheric costs, uncertain efficacy or both.
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Genetically engineered mosquitoes are among the cutting-edge weapons being tested to fight Zika.
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Focal's unchanged design remains as it has been because it's just so well engineered.
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First, we don't do boring—our minds are neurologically engineered to avoid the mundane.
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It was just a graded white gap in the trees, a coiled, engineered meadow.
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Mead brewed with a genetically engineered green fluorescent yeast that glows under a blacklight.
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Mead brewed with a genetically engineered yeast (left) and the green fluorescent yeast (right).
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We engineered the front and back with Gorilla Glass 5 for strength and protection.
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In a test tube, their engineered enzyme worked about 44 percent of the time.
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Of course, EV batteries are already engineered to protect against common causes of fire.
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"We need big, engineered wetlands," Zack Jud of the Florida Oceanographic Society told me.
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A swarm of genetically-engineered mosquitoes may soon break out in the Florida Keys.
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ZBiotics has made a genetically engineered drink that it says can prevent your hangovers.
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The tablet was reverse-engineered, the low-end addition to the premium Surface line.
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Paul Thomas holds one of the lab mice engineered for his gene drive experiments.
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Below, our guide to carefully engineered, lovingly crafted, and just plain good-looking gifts.
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It's engineered to help flat, lazy hair step up its game — and it works.
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The 12-point Minsk peace deal was engineered by Ukraine, Russia, Germany and France.
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There's nothing wrong with taking a break, but we've engineered our environment for distraction.
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This particular knife collection was engineered using the same methods to craft samurai swords.
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Rather than do that, she produced, recorded and engineered every inch of the record.
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As a living creature, Synthia is a chimera, an engineered blend of two species.
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CEST A Huawei spokesperson told us the two companies have "co-engineered" the lenses.
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Which isn't to say, by any modern standard, that it is particularly well engineered.
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Based in Novi, Michigan, DexKo produces highly engineered trailer running gear and chassis assemblies.
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Plus, they're engineered for comfort, including different-sized ear tips to fit your ears.
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That is not to say there aren't legitimate concerns about genetically engineered (GE) crops.
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He engineered it, he produced all the songs, so it came together pretty easily.
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Even regular biometrics like fingerprints and irises can be socially engineered out of you.
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These were co-engineered with Harman Kardon and offer 1W of power per speaker.
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The current i3 is not engineered or meant for whimsical long-distance road trips.
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The acoustician was Yasuhisa Toyota, who has engineered a string of triumphs, including Disney.
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The aircraft was engineered so meticulously that before the first test flight, on Feb.
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All social media platforms are engineered to promote a culture of sharing personal information.
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Seeing Engineered Arts' Mesmer humanoid robots will likely make you do a double take.
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So we engineered a solution where the advertiser doesn't have to spend more money.
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In some senses, Trump was right that only he could have engineered the summit.
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The battle between Mr. Coughlin's genetically engineered immune cells and the cancer was brutal.
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The drone itself would then self-destruct to avoid being captured and reverse-engineered.
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Canines have superb, elegantly engineered noses with olfactory abilities that far surpass our own.
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Bose is famous for selling well engineered, highly customized speakers for too much money.
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OPEC may have just "engineered the short squeeze of a lifetime, " Cramer said Wednesday.
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That marks the first time that he fully engineered and mixed a Converge record.
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Similarly engineered produce like the bruise-resistant Innate potato are already on the shelves.
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He turned to Fuller, who designed and engineered a geodesic dome in seven days.
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We recorded it with Mario Salvati, who engineered the Television album we really liked.
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Genetically engineered mice that can scale ladders while carrying three times their body weight.
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Tell me the genesis of this project and how you reverse-engineered the story.
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If this acceleration continues, even a carefully engineered calculation machine will eventually come apart.
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China allows imports of genetically engineered crops, but Heilongjiang forbids farmers to grow them.
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Like many other genetically engineered mice varieties, scientists don't keep live colonies on hand.
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Those T-cells already infected would die, and the engineered cells would replace them.
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But Stanton invoked his no-trade clause and engineered a deal with the Yankees.
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All that plastic doesn't easily degrade—it is, after all, engineered to be tough.
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Brandie Ettinger engineered Hopworks Urban Brewery to be kid-friendly from the get-go.
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Her case marked the first time a patient was treated with genetically engineered phages.
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"Crows…," a free-wheeling installation of flying birds, felt engineered for drama and display.
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Still, Ms. Aponte's stunt was engineered for a purpose other than getting a date.
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As the video demonstrates, SimpliSafe systems are engineered to detect this kind of interference.
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That's why in Wales a power company engineered a special lake on a mountaintop.
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"The fact that biology can now be engineered is a fundamental shift," Pande said.
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O'Connell also won for producer of the year and best engineered album (non-classical).
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By helping to create today's smartphone giants, Qualcomm may have engineered its current woes.
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Les Girls Les Boys has been engineered to be the antithesis of all that.
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What a dramatic turn of events Pelosi has engineered since Trump rose to power.
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" To read: "The characters, cast in impossibly engineered circumstances, are fully estranged from reality.
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It can be as simple as BMW using automatic transmissions engineered by General Motors.
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The Corrado was designed and engineered as a unique performance model from the start.
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"Everything that we do here is reverse engineered off of that mission," he said.
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Sometimes it's whiz-bang pop-up art (or, as it's called now, "engineered paper").
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They are using an engineered version of baker's yeast to make cheese without milk.
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For dangerous runways like Telluride&aposs, airports will install an engineered materials arrestor system.
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"Most business ISPs are well-engineered to handle large volumes of traffic," he added.
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Power-hungry leaders have long exploited crises, real or engineered, to justify seizing control.
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Economically, the Romans engineered one of the greatest "golden ages" of any preindustrial society.
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Winter tires are engineered with softer compounds to remain flexible at far lower temperatures.
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Ketchup-maker Heinz merged with Kraft in 2015 in a deal engineered by 3G.
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I reverse engineered the information from the frequently asked questions directed at prospective clients.
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The level of luxury is also a touch more German: minimalist but scrupulously engineered.
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Solutions that propose alternative labeling requirements, such as through barcodes, entirely miss the point about why mandatory labeling of genetically engineered foods is particularly problematic: The information contained in the labels would convey the incorrect message that genetically engineered food is unsafe.
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Specially engineered bacteria, living in high-tech bioreactors, pump out proteinaceous drugs such as insulin.
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The market no longer cares for this kind of an engineered beat anymore, Cramer said.
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Both teams overcame this hurdle with specially engineered systems published today in the journal Nature.
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"How we capitalize on it is our product is just engineered for it," Donald said.
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They simply expand, like some kind of power-squatting spray-foam engineered to eradicate tacklers.
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Nicknamed Little Sunfish, it was engineered to operate underwater, in total darkness, amid intense radiation.
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Officials suspect the father and daughter were poisoned with novichok, a Soviet-engineered nerve agent.
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They told me, 'This is not the best-engineered thing that we could be in.
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The Food and Drug Administration is not required to approve genetically engineered crops for consumption.
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So, no Star Trek style cloaking device yet, just specially-engineered pyramids in the lab.
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Though washing your face in this sink seems difficult, KKW assures it's engineered very smartly.
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The result is a robustly engineered system that feels as though it's not even there.
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The implication is that Mr Obama somehow engineered the economic recovery towards people of colour.
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Granted, some independent analyst is likely to have reverse-engineered the system successfully by Christmas.
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They tolerated the engineered T cells with only mild adverse effects and no immune response.
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A spokesperson for MMI Engineered Solutions did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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That antiquated trend ended this week, with the new, structurally re-engineered condom LELO Hex.
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Two months ago it engineered the approval of an authoritarian constitution through a flawed referendum.
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Some novel or unknown threats, like those from engineered pathogens, might indeed endanger humanity's future.
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The plot of Santa's Husband seems like it's reverse-engineered from a homophobic racist's nightmare.
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In an article published today in the journal Science, scientists engineered pulleys out of molecules.
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Whether they have been engineered to silence conservative voices is simply not one of them.
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Preliminary experiments on mice genetically engineered to be prone to vascular disease suggested they were.
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The deal, engineered by pragmatist President Hassan Rouhani, ended the country's economic and political isolation.
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But the Royole FlexPai seems to have been engineered well enough to dispute that notion.
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But crucially, they also effectively suggest that the concept "trans woman" should simultaneously be engineered.
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In the wild, the engineered mice might not be as successful in competing for mates.
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And, yet, holidays like Valentine's Day are specifically engineered to make you question your singledom.
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They injected this engineered bacteria in a mouse gut and, separately, in a mouse tumor.
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They have engineered lactose away from their dairy products, the lactose being the milk's sugar.
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First, the scientists genetically engineered cells so that their internal structures (like the mitochondria) glowed.
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Drivers are engineered (by their parents and trainers) almost as much as the cars are.
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It uses engineered cartilage tissue grown from patients' own cells, taken from the nasal septum.
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I expected the Continental GT to be over-engineered and capable of high-speed thrills.
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In addition, 90 percent of cheese in the US is made with genetically engineered rennet.
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The researchers engineered a Cas13 variety so it sticks to RNA instead of cutting it.
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Both sides of the metallic fabric have been engineered for very specific, and different, uses.
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One solution could be over-engineered batteries, or batteries that have more capacity than necessary.
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The arrests were engineered by King Salman and his son, Muhammad, the young crown prince.
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He carefully engineered the size of the nets and the best way to launch them.
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Such tactics — clearly engineered to resonate with the South's worst racial history — stunned the campaign.
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Plus, the food is engineered to be convenient and handheld for on-the-go ease.
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The lefty from Hawaii promptly engineered a three-and-out drive in his first series.
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They cross class—they're not pricey, highly engineered materials, but they do have [classy] labels.
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I'm not sure that it's purposefully engineered that way, but it certainly has that effect.
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The team followed this with experiments on mice engineered to have the same genetic defect.
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Acquisitions are messy financial affairs often engineered to obfuscate the true value of a transaction.
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On a night when it was all about technology, La La Anthony engineered her cleavage.
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Despite his Cassandra warnings, no one had ever engineered a virus in the smallpox family.
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Hell, even Wikipedia only has an incomplete list of the records he's engineered or produced.
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Tobey claimed that SpaceX CEO Elon Musk had engineered the ban to damage the company.
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From filters to captions, these are engineered spaces, where we only show what we want.
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Colorado-based Recreation Engineering and Planning engineered the $37 million facility, according to its website.
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Now, researchers have engineered a similar way to fool AI trained to understand human language.
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A system that does these things must be engineered very differently from our current system.
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Since 1983, basically, when they kind of engineered this reversal on the whole cable ecosystem.
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The early days of genetically engineered crops saw two huge successes and one spectacular failure.
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The amount of bitcoin is engineered to eventually decline, while gold's production rate is low.
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The deal was engineered by Dan Ammann, GM's former president who is now Cruise's CEO.
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And the way we've engineered it, we don't expect Tesla to be financing the event.
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The muscle cells Dr Parker chose were genetically engineered so that light activated their contraction.
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Like 88 percent of my fellow scientists, I believe that genetically engineered foods are safe.
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Once Trump has engineered the new policy direction, the deal's fate will be in limbo.
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In China and India, growers have widely adopted cotton engineered to be resistant to insects.
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The episode was engineered to give her fate maximum poignancy — or maybe just shock value.
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Glyphosate is a popular pesticide that critics say is commonly sprayed on genetically engineered crops.
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Over the last several decades, your scientists have — engineers — and engineered so many magnificent things.
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They were engineered to stay snugly in place on the actress's body while she danced.
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The White House also engineered bipartisan victories, on combating opioid abuse and overhauling criminal justice.
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Read more: A food scientist explains how Doritos are engineered to be the perfect snack
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"What we have done is we have actually re-engineered the Portal," he told me.
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Farmers: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is delaying new rules for genetically engineered organisms.
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Over the last several decades, your scientists have -- engineers -- and engineered so many magnificent things.
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In-ear monitors let each musician hear the others, as well as an engineered mix.
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Mr. Avila's reunion is one of more than two dozen Miracle Messages has successfully engineered.
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"Most emulsion paints are engineered to have all their pigment at the surface," Helme explained.
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People familiar with the matter say Fujimoto largely engineered the boardroom coup that ousted Okada.
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The earliest pieces seem engineered to be weightless, which can be charming in small doses.
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Every year, outfits seem to get increasingly complicated, ornate, or simply engineered to go viral.
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After a fix was engineered, the deliveries continued and Lockheed met its 2017 delivery targets.
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OPEC may have just "engineered the short squeeze of a lifetime," Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
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Crude's tailspin was engineered by a range of factors, some of which may be fading.
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When engineered systems allocate life, death and everything in between, the stakes are inevitably moral.
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Read more in Body Builders: Inside the Science of the Engineered Human by Adam Piore.
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Every year, thousands of budding biologists compete in the International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) Competition.
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Word is that Baksys himself engineered the current deal with Facebook for an undisclosed amount.
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Even well-engineered systems, such as the Estonian national ID card, have been reported vulnerable.
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In only a few years, Novogratz engineered his comeback, as a partner at Fortress Investments.
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Alder's primary business is focused on developing genetically engineered antibodies designed to treat various diseases.
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High-rises made from engineered wood would replace weed lots and underused warehouses along streets.
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Good TV cannot be reverse-engineered from the outside, as Amazon apparently believes it can.
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So far, Tesla has made its reputation selling exquisitely engineered electric vehicles in luxury market.
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According to U.S. prosecutors, the event was engineered by Russian agents working to undermine Clinton.
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Genetically engineered organisms are finding their way into everything from food to fuel to chemistry.
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What's more, many new techniques will blur the line between "conventional" and "genetically engineered" food.
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Cotton that's engineered to be pest-resistant has allowed farmers to use fewer chemical pesticides.
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But the commercial internet does seem aggressively engineered to prevent us from getting any closer.
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They display utility in terms of travel and aesthetic appeal as precisely engineered, soaring behemoths.
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Facebook announced Wednesday the removal of 470 fake accounts and pages "likely" engineered in Russia.
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He then worked at a firm where, for five years, he engineered and built distilleries.
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The summary for the Harmonized Tariff Schedule provided a multidigit code for engineered wood flooring.
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Cadillac's DPi racecar is on a chassis engineered and built by the Italian constructor Dallara.
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It's even engineered to survive more wear and tear so it could last for years.
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Carbon removal technologies fall into 2 camps: natural (carbon sinks, afforestation, soil enhancement) and engineered.
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The rink is made of a Swiss-engineered synthetic ice called "Glice," that never melts.
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"With genetically engineered foods, in the earliest years, Monsanto really set the context," Charo says.
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The first is the Cadillac's chassis, which is unflappable and well-engineered from the start.
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I needed something specifically engineered for all the movement that takes place during a performance.
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ISIS engineered two suicide attacks last Friday that killed more than 22019 people in Afghanistan.
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Li had engineered this moment of exposure so that the client could call the police.
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The team bred genetically engineered mice from embryos that had HCN753 excised from their DNA.
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All Belcher needs are the electrode materials, room temperature water, and some genetically-engineered viruses.
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Most cultural reboots are engineered to deliver an instant dopamine hit — the comfort of familiarity.
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Some manufacturers announced that they would voluntarily place labels on their genetically engineered foods nationwide.
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Six years later, as Alitalia stumbled into debt yet again, the government engineered another rescue.
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Once engineered through speeches, summits and ads, the job is mutating to fit new mediums.
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Indianapolis quarterback Jacoby Brissett engineered the upset, completing 18 of 29 passes for 13 yards.
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But the natural disaster has also revealed something new: ancient waterways engineered by aboriginal Australians.
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Winston engineered two scoring drives, finishing 11 of 13 for 102 yards in four series.
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But HP has engineered the world's smallest Windows Hello-enabled IR webcam for that bezel.
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The show is engineered to make you want things—like "Downton Abbey," it's essentially aspirational.
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In 2014, the scientists engineered bacteria that could make new copies of these hybrid genes.
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Or imagine eating only genetically engineered foods or a diet of exclusively liquid meal replacements.
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Engineered hardwood was just one type of good among more than 5,745 product lines tariffed; in this one sector, nearly 500 million square feet of engineered hardwood flooring is sold in the United States annually, and roughly a third of that is imported from China.
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The Food and Drug Administration announced Friday that it is lifting an import alert that stopped genetically engineered salmon from entering the US. The salmon, called "Frankenfish" by some, won FDA approval in 2015 -- the first approval of a genetically engineered animal intended for food.
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The Vans ComfyCush collection took classic, original silhouettes and re-engineered them to be more comfortable.
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Set up in 4003, Segway invented the over-engineered self-balancing scooter of the same name.
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Facebook Messenger Lite is proof positive that we've overthought and over-engineered the modern messaging app.
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The problem is social media is intended as — and engineered to be — a public discussion forum.
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This was thanks to the ever-more lucrative boot sponsorship deals engineered by increasingly influential agents.
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If a nerve agent is engineered to linger, then the scale the attack would be staggering.
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They're trusting in the guys who engineered Square's first encrypted card reader and Docker's security protocols.
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Malanotte-Rizzoli maintains that MOSE was engineered to handle about 2 feet of sea-level rise.
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Novel, engineered blue flowers, Noda said, he expects will drastically expand the desire to buy flowers.
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The car is designed and engineered by Ford and built by hand by Canadian supplier Multimatic.
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Savona has repeatedly argued that the euro is a German construct engineered to economically enslave Europe.
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In 2015, MIT designed a network of cooperative robots engineered to share information with each other.
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Even more intriguing though, is the possibility of using ultrasound to remotely control genetically-engineered cells.
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The use of genetically engineered microorganisms for bioremediation – the biological cleanup of toxic wastes – is one.
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Since 2013, Harry's has been making affordable razors featuring very sharp and durable German-engineered blades.
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They've since engineered a synthetic version of the spider's toxin that's more potent than the original.
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This hair, this everywhere TV hair, is entirely artificial, heat tool-engineered for your viewing pleasure.
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Research also shows that industry engineered foods can lead to obesity, high blood pressure and cancer.
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And a host of things could go wrong when the engineered microorganism is tried in humans.
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Emotionally, the quicker and sicker model means the long hours are engineered to be less fulfilling.
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Everything about the Lightcycle is as over-engineered as you've come to expect from Dyson products.
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SAB's cattle are just the latest example of lab-made animals engineered to be drug factories.
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But for actual use by consumers the system needs to engineered with the law in mind.
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The works on display in Paraconceptual are a balancing act of charged curiosity and engineered uncertainty.
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Details: The scientist, He Jiankui, said he has helped create a genetically engineered pair of twins.
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"We engineered round keycaps to give lofree a classic, yet contemporary feel," reads the Lofree website.
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Grangier and Auli believe their models can be engineered to do more than simply machine translation.
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Four days earlier, Moore engineered a victory over the Jets after Cutler left with fractured ribs.
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"I just feel like anything that's engineered to accommodate masses of people is bullshit," DiNoto says.
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The engineered skin cells and stem cells were then used to grow skin in the lab.
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Then, the scientists genetically engineered silkworms by inserting this protein, called mKate 2, into their DNA.
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When I think of lightweight sneakers, mesh or engineered knit comes to mind first — not wool.
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Once they are in the wild, they can be reverse engineered and possibly used against us.
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Pat Roberts (R-KS), includes the following provisions: Now what counts as a "genetically engineered ingredient"?
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These bacteria were engineered to produce a signaling molecule called N-Acyl homoserine lactone, or AHL.
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The virus was engineered so that its active parts were removed, making it safe to use.
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We've carefully engineered it and every part of the manufacturing process is precisely measured and controlled.
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Similar treatments using engineered T-cells have been highly successful against blood cancers in other studies.
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It's something none of the over-engineered 3D battle systems of past games could pull off.
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They have replicated the elder Truax's original steam engine but re-engineered its parachute-deployment system.
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Apple says its re-engineered the casing so that the phone can survive most H7 plunges.
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After the unicorns, a new and more convincing species of startup will have to be engineered.
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Indeed, evading our awareness is something cognitive biases are precision-engineered by natural selection to do.
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It turns out that a little familiarity engineered into the product made it a better product.
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"With the McDonald's, and the Taco Bells - it feels like very over-engineered food," Rick said.
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Meller is overseeing the final stages of her construction by engineers at Cornwall-based Engineered Arts.
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Codes, a Swiss startup that specializes in protecting software code from being reverse engineered, a.k.a. copied.
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The bluffs were well engineered and have been planted to look wild, in a fake way.
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What's more, many of the nation's well-engineered levees have failed to contain the record floodwaters.
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It's as though Sekiro had engineered an enemy specifically tailored to exploit my personal weakness. Goddamn.
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Lai's team engineered antibodies that stick to these glycoproteins and prevent the virus from infecting cells.
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When relationships are engineered, they are usually handled with such finesse that suspicion is never aroused.
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After similar encounters it has engineered it often releases pictures showing hand-shakes between the participants.
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It's engineered to trap more heat while withstanding the added pressure of wind and snow accumulation.
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Engineered with ultra-durable aluminum alloy shell, you can rest assured that it can weather anything.
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Engineered by software giant Microsoft, "Unmoored" immerses viewers into a six-minute long augmented-reality film.
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Instead, he simply awaited his moment, then shrewdly engineered Trump coming to pay court to him.
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Siri is one of the most highly engineered and deeply integrated software products in Apple's corral.
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This start-up says it's engineered high-tech swaddles that keep babies at the perfect temperature.
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Dogs and micro-pigs China has been at the forefront of research into genetically engineered animals.
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He wanted to see whether the kinds of insights that lead to invention could be engineered.
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They also engineered some of the rodents' gut bugs to make the bacteria in question fluoresce.
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Audio tuned by Bang & Olfusen As with most of HP's computers, Bang & Olufsen engineered the audio.
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This is why the study of how Gaddafi's threat of an engineered refugee crisis is needed.
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There's something so very specific about wearing clothing that is both highly engineered and totally unnecessary.
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Many questions remain unanswered when it comes to the potentially catastrophic risks posed by engineered pathogens.
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It may sound complicated, but as engineered by Ms. Taichman, these transitions are always bell-clear.
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But the store didn't seem engineered for people with an eye for beauty and interior design.
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And yet Facebook engineered Aquila to be as light as possible to permit ultra-long flights.
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These may include processing aids like genetically engineered yeast or enzymes used in baking and brewing.
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These new dots, if they can be engineered to be even brighter, may have applications there.
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Labels on those ice creams will also tell consumers that they contain no genetically engineered ingredients.
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The year before the 1995 mega-rally, the Fed had engineered the 1994 bond market crash.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 69%What critics said: "'The Perfect Date' feels engineered by Netflix algorithms.
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These are basically physical problems which can be engineered and guarded against, although surely not perfectly.
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But he doesn't segregate beans as Sando does—into heirloom and industrial, authentic and engineered varieties.
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Mr. Gehrke engineered zebrafish so that he could follow individual cells during the development of embryos.
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Unlike soybean farmers, backyard gardeners have no defensive choice; there is no engineered seed to plant.
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After prominent businesses based in Indiana objected, Pence engineered a "fix" that supposedly would prevent discrimination.
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For example, genetically engineered mice that accumulate human amyloid in their brains show only mild impairment.
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"This can damage the precisely engineered razor parts and blunt the ultra-fine blades," she said.
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It was a beautiful expression of fanaticism engineered by an artist who uses frenzy as paint.
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Patients' immune cells can be engineered to make what are called T-cell receptors, or TCRs.
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Make no mistake, the consequences of demonizing safe genetically engineered crops and ingredients would be significant.
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Hezbollah called the move an act of war engineered by Saudi authorities, an accusation they denied.
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Approximately 90 percent of consumers consistently say they want to see labels on genetically engineered food.
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Working with and for corporations they engineered changes to the rules by which our economy runs.
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Overwatch, for example, is a game specifically engineered to run on as many machines as possible.
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Laboratory tests of cells engineered to lack the gene showed they cannot be infected with flu.
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Her favorite feature is the pattern of the car's prominent air vents, engineered to increase aerodynamics.
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All the character development here is engineered through mechanics, not cutscenes or static screens of text.
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When reverse-engineered, it's possible for a third-party app to communicate directly with the API.
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To solve the crisis, the company tweaked its recipe to include protein from genetically engineered soy.
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The law also exempts meat from animals that have eaten feed made from genetically engineered grains.
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Still, how does such misconduct compare to the calamities engineered by the "centrists" who preceded him?
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The Christchurch attack was engineered explicitly to go viral across the internet and did just that.
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"Many of the original pieces are actually poorly engineered and executed for actual use," he said.
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Mr. Netanyahu engineered the dissolution of the new Parliament, forcing a new election set for Sept.
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If you're using natural or engineered stone, you'll need to choose a finish for the counter.
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So researchers tested drugs that could attack amyloid or stop its production in genetically engineered mice.
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A balanced bridge is one that has been engineered to find the sweet spot in between.
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Those impulsive goodbyes, however, were engineered by George Steinbrenner, not his more even-tempered son, Hal.
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One way to eliminate this risk might be to screen engineered cells for mutant p53 genes.
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Year published: 1978 The killer: "Blue Virus", a military-engineered superflu commonly known as Captain Trips.
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"According to his calculations, the cantilevers were under-engineered and in danger of failure," she continued.
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He talked about how high-quality engineered flooring couldn't be manufactured domestically at a competitive price.
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Clinton had engineered the primary vote against him, a notion later hit upon by Russian misinformation.
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Those are precisely the specs that Intel is touting with this "Engineered for mobile performance" label.
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Monsanto shelved the genetically engineered wheat in 2004 amid market concern about rejection from foreign buyers.
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Ms. Majok has engineered her plot to lead naturally to moments of intense and complicated pungency.
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Even the glass wall was engineered so you could not hear a siren on 53rd Street.
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Though if Truxton Spangler somehow engineered API's return to the small screen, I wouldn't be surprised.
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The idea of using engineered viruses to deliver healthy genes has fuelled experiments since the 1990s.
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Idlib is part of Russian-engineered "de-escalation zones" meant to reduce fighting in western Syria.
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Lladrovci would never admit this, but it is possible that he deliberately engineered his own arrest.
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The modified Pacifica vans, engineered in Michigan and assembled at Fiat Chrysler's plant in Windsor, Ont.
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Starting at $45,395, it's comfortable and has a premium feel, without being ostentatious or over-engineered.
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They weren't sure how much information had been taken or how the theft had been engineered.
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Homesick inhabitants could wear gloves engineered to smell of rain, or of loved ones left behind.
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They were well-engineered and quite lethal against our inadequately armored military vehicles of that time.
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Insta25 will also be releasing a 234-inch Edition mod co-engineered with Leica for $21.
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No matter how thorough this process, it's always possible that well-engineered flaws can evade detections.
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And don't worry about cranking up your electricity bill; it's engineered with an energy-efficient design.
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She is a monster that I engineered in my private genetics lab at Mar-a-Lago.
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Then the designers at Mr. Marx's toy company reverse-engineered the common trike and flipped it.
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Howard said goodbye to Chuck, having masterfully engineered his former mentor's exit from Hamlin, Hamlin & McGill.
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In 1940 Henry Luce, who owned Time, Life, and Fortune, single-handedly engineered Wendell Willkie's nomination.
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The suit accuses the engineered metals supplier of failing to disclose the use of flammable panels.
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They're engineered with a fully-convertible design which allows you to flipflop between wired and wireless.
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We built apps that our tech team engineered so they could not be blocked at all.
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Last November, signatories of a United Nations convention on biodiversity noted "uncertainties regarding engineered gene drives".
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The Internet is a vast, interactive museum engineered by curators and augmented by other visitors' preferences.
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Soon enough it took the rest: American planters engineered the overthrow of the monarchy in 1893.
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A couple of years after I engineered my layoff, I suggested my wife do the same.
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Once my wife engineered her layoff, we traveled for eight weeks a year across the world.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 65%What critics said: "'The Perfect Date' feels engineered by Netflix algorithms.
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He had all the best of me, but with all the bugs and flaws engineered out.
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Software can be reverse-engineered, copied indefinitely and—potentially—used to attack anyone in the world.
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Perhaps this hamster was genetically engineered like Winston and possesses the knowledge to build death balls.
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" Another senior EU official said: "This is not a 'natural' phenomenon, it's engineered by the smugglers.
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Engineered pop-up protests around the country of unwitting Americans on either side of the debate.
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"There is a beauty to seeing how people engineered things in any given era," she said.
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The walls remain largely unadorned, art being another challenge in a place that's so precisely engineered.
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So to make sure two of them clear the threshold for seats, he engineered their merger.
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Modern cars and trucks are exceedingly well engineered, leading owners to keep them longer than ever.
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Even if you got this engineered perfectly, there is incredibly high fidelity and a great experience.
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In short, there's no reason to believe that genetically engineered foods are bad for your health.
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For the majority of his engineered lucky streak on Twitter, Scott was only using one bot.
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That's because most people are looking for something much more complicated than a well-engineered masturbatory machine.
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Her predecessor, Hubert Joly, had engineered a turnaround that surprised Wall Street and inspired other struggling retailers.
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The nuclear deal engineered during his presidency has been a major success for the reformists as well.
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He took three months to build with Engineered Arts, but Fred engaged pub-goers in sparkling conversation.
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It just doesn't seem right to swallow a handful of mystery pills engineered to rewire my brain.
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Impossible Burger uses heme, a genetically engineered iron-containing molecule for the taste and aroma of meat.
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Through some combination of nuclear war, global warming, and genetically-engineered viruses, we're just asking for it.
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The existence of this problem likely speaks to the fundamental ways that iOS and Android are engineered.
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It's a problem the Coral One—a robovac with a removable handheld cleaner—was engineered to solve.
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Click here to view original GIFThese cells were engineered to express melanin when in contact with calcium.
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Unfortunately, DRM changes all the time, has to be reverse-engineered, and workarounds have to be updated.
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It wasn't engineered, from the outset, to be a touring car so it lacked comfort and refinement.
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That the EPA engineered an end run around Congress should be enough to set alarm bells ringing.
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Microsoft has engineered a new keyboard for the Neo that can rest on top of the display.
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It was Sitkowski's first career touchdown pass, and it came after he engineered a play-action fake.
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Carefully stripped of all danger or spontaneity, show caves are engineered for tourism and maximum visual spectacle.
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His ethically dubious experiment produced twin girls, Lulu and Nana, engineered to lack an HIV-susceptibility gene.
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But recent research has suggested that wild populations will almost certainly develop resistance to lab-engineered modifications.
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And if it all goes well, one day, those engineered pests may save the kiwi bird, too.
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Even if the firms can be engineered jointly, the same is not automatically true of ownership structures.
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It occurred to me that we could use optogenetics to mimic this with the tissue engineered stingray.
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Farmers say that use of genetically-engineered crops reduces their need for inputs including pesticides and water.
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Andrews said on the stand that some people think she engineered the video as a publicity stunt.
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This isn't a manufactured crisis, or a politically engineered one, as some Democrats and progressives have argued.
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Hard-working microbes engineered to produce strong spider silk could one day aid astronauts living on Mars.
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He added that some approaches to use engineered cells may get approved as early as late 2017.
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For decades, developers have reverse-engineered programming languages or used APIs from others in their own implementations.
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In a narrow sense, the proposed rules signal a pretty significant regulatory crackdown on genetically engineered animals.
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For all we know, Manafort engineered a lot of the recent changes in the Trump campaign himself.
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The complaint alleged that WeFox had reverse-engineered the Lemonade app and copied many of its features.
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When Casper reached out and offered a new "mattress" specifically engineered for dogs, I naturally said yes.
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"It's unable to be reverse engineered by any known science into a human readable image," said Miesnieks.
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In this approach, products and buildings are biologically informed and digitally engineered by, with and for, nature.
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A monkey with genetically engineered eyes isn't even the most striking thing about the Neitzes' work here.
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Sergio Marchionne, who engineered turnarounds to save both Fiat and Chrysler from near-certain failure, has died.
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Last year, Lelo made headlines when it introduced Hex, billed as the world's first re-engineered condom.
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He also parties with a bunch of Vine and Instagram stars in a tiled, Adobe-engineered void.
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This crazy jigsaw-puzzle map is the result of two GOP-engineered redistrictings in 290 and 2011.
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Candidates who struggled after entering races with high expectations have engineered comebacks before -- as then-Arizona Sen.
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It&aposs engineered better, has more features to avoid crashes and additional air bags, among other things.
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Synthetic marijuana is a catch-all term for a huge variety of chemicals engineered to mimic weed.
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It's the engineered deflation of the Chinese housing bubble that is now roiling the world's metal producers.
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It's our best-engineered delivery system of conventional sports thrills, heftily portioned for America's hungry-jack tastes.
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It was an accepted fact, for example, that dysprosium couldn't be engineered out of an electric motor.
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While they were at it, they engineered out another "irreplaceable" rare earth, terbium, at the same time.
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A United Nations-engineered ceasefire agreed then had managed to hold for the most part until now.
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Humanity still faces a significant risk of disaster from pathogens, either deliberately engineered or released by accident.
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The 02 was designed and engineered in Sweden, Lynk & Co says, by a team of international talent.
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Edipeel is engineered to keep water from leaving a fruit or vegetable and prevent oxygen from entering.
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There were multiple proposals and engineered meet-ups with potential suitors, none of whom appealed to her.
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In fact, much of the hysteria over the cow, a sacred animal in Hinduism, was shrewdly engineered.
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Computer vision systems for autonomous vehicles can't of course be engineered to only encounter perfect road conditions.
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She was the only woman in an espionage ring of about a dozen Egyptians that engineered bombings.
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It is unclear in how many cases engineered stone has contributed to silicosis in the United States.
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It was as if he had been scientifically engineered to appeal to gay 16-year-old boys.
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Even though Assassin's Creed seems to be genetically engineered to appeal to Hall H Comic-Con crowds?
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I was surrounded by men and women wearing white clothing engineered to combat the Tunisian desert sun.
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But foreign rivals -- especially China -- have focused on developing weapons specifically engineered toward targeting American aircraft carriers.
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Superweeds and insect-resistance are proliferating with the multiple chemical applications required increasingly by genetically engineered crops.
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Martinez engineered a seven-play, 3553-yard drive with Devine Ozigbo scoring on a 2355-yard run.
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The United States Border Patrol has engineered the death and disappearance of tens of thousands undocumented migrants.
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His work — sculptural, sometimes immense and rigorously engineered — was exhibited around the world, including at the Louvre.
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Many of these surreptitious access points and controls are coded into core software and engineered into hardware.
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Using mice that had been genetically engineered to develop Alzheimer's, the team vaccinated the animals against amyloid.
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Biotech companies point to stacks of industry studies as proof that their genetically engineered foods are safe.
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"We must have an international ban on creating genetically engineered babies," he said in an emailed statement.
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Nearly all food labels in Vermont are now required to disclose when products include genetically engineered ingredients.
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This year, with the iPhone X, Apple used Samsung's screens and engineered them to perform even better.
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Executives said Juno would continue to use fludarabine in other trials that have different genetically engineered cells.
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In America, 94 percent of the nation's soybeans are genetically engineered to resist glyphosate or other herbicides.
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But the system they&aposve engineered allows them to enjoy their money now without making massive sacrifices.
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"The round box was engineered to make our products taste even better — by delivering hotter, crispier pizzas."
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"Today, they have really stepped it up with pre-engineered flooring" in terms of quality, he adds.
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The flood of streaming — which will be engineered mainly from NBC's in-house operation in Stamford, Conn.
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Maxwell engineered contests for Daily Mirror readers designed to prevent anyone from winning, according to the BBC.
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The technology shift is bringing to the industry change in the way cars are engineered and manufactured.
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Gates suggested that a virus, engineered by terrorists to be extra-contagious and deadly, could be devastating.
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What's remarkable is that the Arctic Apple is being marketed as a genetically engineered apple, to consumers.
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Via Instagram In some ways, Instagram is a patchwork quilt, one engineered not with thread, but vanity.
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This trade, engineered between Fidel and his late protégé Hugo Chavez, may soon no longer be viable.
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However, before the bud gets too old, purple pigmentation can also be engineered in neutral pH environments.
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"We've engineered the cage expand the way we want it to," Lu explained during a press conference.
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Mike Budenholzer is perfectly fine, and engineered one of the most magical campaigns in recent NBA history.
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Bethenny Frankel's "Skinnygirl Marijuana", for example, has garnered press for being specifically engineered to be munchie-free.
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Food, she has proven, can grow even in drought-ravaged land if the garden is engineered properly.
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Now, some researchers say the U.S. needs to do the same for future threats from engineered organisms.
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It's fair to ask whether a church as social media-engineered as Hillsong represents the "real" Christianity.
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Last year, the House approved legislation to prohibit states from mandating the labeling of genetically engineered food.
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Arconic – The maker of engineered metal products was upgraded to "overweight" from "neutral" at J.P. Morgan Securities.
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President George W. Bush engineered a similar package of tax cuts that did little to stimulate growth.
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Floors are generally oak engineered timber flooring, and the home has traditional wooden windows and French doors.
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In the new study, Dr. Marson and his colleagues engineered T-cells to recognize human melanoma cells.
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You can even suit up in a military-inspired piece that's engineered to fuse fashion with function.
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He engineered a plane and founded Honda Aircraft instead, but his passion for the sport still burns.
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At times, "Tangerine" reads as if it were reverse-engineered from a scholarly paper about suspense fiction.
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"Well, you must seem to have a bias because you're using the words 'engineered,'" Mr. Mnuchin said.
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These include treatments that use engineered viruses — HIV, measles, smallpox — to reprogram immune cells to destroy cancer.
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It would take relatively few engineered organisms to spread a new gene through much of a population.
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But we as humans conditioned ourselves into liking the very sensations that were engineered to repel us.
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Clinton engineered to sell off America's uranium to the Russians, to the Clinton-Democratic National Committee-F.
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The simple possibility of tariffs had killed virtually all the company's orders for engineered hardwood from China.
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But in the 1990s, Monsanto developed corn and soy varieties genetically engineered to be resistant to herbicides.
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International observers say the election has been engineered for President Nicolás Maduro to win a new term.
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At that altitude, it was nearing the 22610's maximum engineered aerodynamic airspeed of approximately 73702 knots.
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His jokes are finely engineered, and presented in an order to increase their contradictions, to add incongruities.
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"The level of organized skepticism around genetically engineered foods was a whole new phase," Charo told me.
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Russia's leaders knew they would have been the first suspects if they'd engineered an assassination by Oswald.
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Sound waves can be bounced off the genetically engineered bacteria and sent back using common ultrasound technology.
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"These government-engineered attempts to legislate racial equality create consequences that often make matters worse," he wrote.
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Trubisky engineered a nine-play drive in the third quarter that tied the game at 17-all.
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Arconic — The engineered metals supplier facing a shareholder lawsuit over the deadly fire at London's Grenfell Tower.
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McMaryion engineered a 76-yard scoring drive in five plays, culminating with his 3-yard touchdown run.
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Be skeptical when scientific progress is reduced to a Frankenstein-like fable engineered to pollute thoughtful debate.
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This information is engineered to reinforce our worst preconceptions about one another and drive us further apart.
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Belcher's genetically engineered viruses can't tell a battery anode from a cathode, but they don't need to.
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" John Carman, a lawyer for Ms. Mangano, told the jury Mr. Singh was "genetically engineered to lie.
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Bathe immature cotton seeds in a solution with special sugar molecules, engineered to carry fluorescence or magnetism.
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As a result, drivers were being killed because cars were not engineered to protect from these impacts.
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In Fashion Fall's new footwear is as artfully engineered as a new crop of bold decorative vessels.
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O'Hara engineered, tested and operated deep-sea submersibles and robots at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts.
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Williamson heeded that message in the fourth quarter, when he engineered a ridiculous stretch of basketball pyrotechnics.
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The freeport, which abuts the city's international airport, is an over-engineered hybrid of vault and temple.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has reverse-engineered the justification that it was designed for middle-class families.
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It was all just a hoax engineered by a marketing company looking to score some viral gold.
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Mondelez's sales and earnings have been dropping consistently since Rosenfeld engineered the spinoff of Kraft's grocery business.
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A series of interest rate hikes engineered by the government has failed to stem the lira's plunge.
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The herbicide can damage or even kill crops that have not been genetically engineered to resist it.
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Savings evaporated overnight in an economic meltdown engineered by financiers and facilitated by the abolishers of risk.
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These drugs, engineered from living organisms, have led to new treatments for everything from arthritis to cancer.
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Developers have already reverse-engineered HomeKit to add HomeKit compatibility to more devices with the Homebridge project.
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Prior to joining Tesla, Kevin engineered and built multi-billion dollar production plants in the semiconductor industry.
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They are expensive treatments because such products require cells be engineered specifically for each patient, says Hariri.
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These engineered skin cells produced consistent and high levels of the hBChE protein, which they then secreted.
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The list of retaliatory tariffs Europe has prepared for this eventuality is engineered to apply political pressure.
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Much of that response was engineered in concert with Mr. Parker, and part of it backfired badly.
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CrowdStrike concluded that Russia had engineered the cyberattack, and US special counsel Robert Mueller later confirmed this.
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A lot of this shit is just organically engineered bullshit, not to diss nobody, none of that.
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In many respects, Trump's candidacy seems like it was engineered in a lab to terrify Barack Obama.
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The marketing heft of multinational corporations is behind the products, and they're engineered to get people hooked.
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To make matters even more confusing, the USDA has, at least for the time being, taken a different approach than the FDA in regulating genetically-engineered plants, suggesting that when engineered foods do not introduce foreign DNA into the plant, they fall outside of the purview of regulators.
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Though not in Andreessen's portfolio, Conde — who also joined yesterday's call — also points to startups like Modern Meadow, which grows leather in labs without cows, and Bolt Threads, which is making gene-engineered fabric akin to spider silk, as other startups making consumer products or textiles using engineered biology.
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"While there is broad consensus that foods from genetically engineered crops are safe, we appreciate the bipartisan effort to address consumers' interest in knowing more about their food, including whether it includes ingredients from genetically engineered crops," White House spokeswoman Katie Hill told Bloomberg in a story published Wednesday.
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The FDA aggressively expropriated the control of genetically engineered animals in 2009 with publication of a "guidance" document that required all "genetically engineered" animals, from whales to mosquitoes, to be regulated by its Center for Veterinary Medicine like "new animal drugs" such as antibiotics, pain relievers or flea medicines.
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In the United States alone, more than 90 percent of all corn, soy and sugar beets are genetically engineered, and in two decades of consumption of trillions of servings of food from genetically engineered plants around the world, not a single health or environmental problem has been documented.
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"While there is broad consensus that foods from genetically engineered crops are safe, we appreciate the bipartisan effort to address consumers' interest in knowing more about their food, including whether it includes ingredients from genetically engineered crops," White House spokeswoman Katie Hill told Bloomberg in a story published Wednesday.
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A set of four slugs, 3-D printed in clear resin, represent machines engineered to neutralize acidic soils.
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The iPhone Dev Team reverse-engineered the phone's operating system to allow it to run third-party apps.
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I didn't want to make a commercial film that would be superficial and engineered towards people watching it.
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The so-called Megapack was specifically designed and engineered to be an easy-to-install utility-scale system.
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With the aid of the short field, Etling engineered a 56-yard drive to put the game away.
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It involves the precise cutting and pasting of DNA by specialized proteins—inspired by nature, engineered by researchers.
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Ultimately, the Ultimen prove to be a hoax: an unstable team genetically engineered by a shadowy government agency.
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Still, what Oppo's engineered here is impressive and could be a harbinger of things to come from others.
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At the time, Colman was research director at PPL Therapeutics, which specialized in producing transgenic (genetically engineered) livestock.
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In effect, Erkmen engineered her own miracle, which doubled as an aerial circus act or a daredevil stunt.
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Only female mosquitoes bite, so Gates&apos army of gene-engineered male mosquitoes would be safe to humans.
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One potential solution, proposed by Esvelt, creates limits to the number of generations that inherit an engineered trait.
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Engineered and heavily processed foods can be difficult to restrict due to reasons beyond taste, the researchers noted.
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Four years ago, he engineered Japan's upset over South Africa in a Rugby World Cup pool stage game.
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Their forward retreat from Syria is being engineered to give them a new solid stable base of operations.
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But ultimately, you're still dealing with a human-designed, limited system that can be reverse-engineered and exploited.
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The app's anonymous discussion feature is heated and polarizing — with some questions clearly engineered to get a rise.
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It runs new software called Windows 10X, which has been engineered specifically for multiscreen devices like this one.
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The cows were genetically engineered by biotech company SAB Biotherapeutics to produce human antibodies, proteins that fight pathogens.
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A sake, painstakingly engineered by Mr. Yamashita in consultation with local brewers, partnered these refined salty nibbles perfectly.
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MPT is engineered for end results but investors exult and suffer minute by minute all along the trip.
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The company is on the verge of breaking itself into a commodity business and an engineered products company.
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The next step will be the release, in Burkina Faso, of male mosquitoes genetically engineered to be sterile.
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