Memes are fun, because they're meant to be expanded upon.
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Since creating A-Z West, she has continued and expanded upon it.
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Republicans won the Senate and expanded upon their majority in the House.
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Both now have expanded upon their original offerings to become directly competitive.
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The team expanded upon existing question generators by combining supervised learning with reinforcement learning.
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The California Supreme Court adopted and expanded upon the 7th Circuit's analysis in Mullins.
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One particular sector that should be expanded upon and not further restricted is agriculture.
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The questions are easily expanded upon, but the answers require a little more work.
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Although Trump has expanded upon his lead, his favorability numbers among Republicans have dropped.
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Modern researchers have expanded upon Wohl and Horton's original findings to better understand online celebrities.
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We took that idea and put it in a major key and expanded upon it.
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Nespresso further expanded upon its VertuoPlus machine with the VertuoPlus *Deluxe*, which sports snazzy chrome accents.
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The idea would be expanded upon a few years later in the 1994 movie The Santa Clause.
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This time, the guidelines keep the same recommendation, but also expanded upon the concept of "good" fat.
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Here was Fred Wilson's take: Fred's point about liquidity cannot be overstated, but should be expanded upon.
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In many cases, Obama continued, or even expanded upon, the same ugly policies of his reviled predecessor.
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You are iterating something that needs to be recreated in some way and expanded upon every time.
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Today, Lochte expanded upon his piss yarn, filling in important details—to flush it out, as it were.
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It's not much to go on, but Riot expanded upon how plants will work in a forum post.
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The concept is expanded upon in other Star Wars literature, but still with the same central notion: No dad.
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It's also evidence that YouTube TV's 2017 sponsorship was successful enough to not only be repeated, but expanded upon.
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He called the recent Paris climate talks agreement "only a tentative success," a description expanded upon in a statement.
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"The system is robust enough to be expanded upon," William Bensch, an analyst for THSv2, said in the release.
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For her thesis, Dang expanded upon the original concept through the inclusion of "Botanical Cage and Perimeter Wall" (2018).
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Others have since expanded upon Becker���s theory to take into account how much the rich show off their wealth.
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The platform is open source and intended to be expanded upon and used with all major software and hardware platforms.
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Trump expanded upon Bush's margin because he won white voters by 43 percentage points (or more than double Bush's margin).
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Not much, but there's some interesting reference to race—Hays mentions a glass ceiling occasionally—even if it isn't expanded upon.
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Mr. Trump has now usurped and vastly expanded upon Ms. Palin's constituency, but the connection between the two movements is undeniable.
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However, the majority of laws were symbolic, expanded upon existing legislation, or aimed at dismantling former President Barack Obama's legislative legacy.
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This idea is expanded upon in the work of Amy Sherald, who was Michelle Obama's choice to paint her official portrait.
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And we loved how students agreed with, expanded upon, challenged and questioned each other in their responses to the Kavanaugh hearing.
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Krueger expanded upon research about the association between a country's income inequality and the relationship between children's and their parents' income.
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Later that evening, West expanded upon his appeal to Zuckerberg and asked for the public's help with getting ahold of the Facebook founder.
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The stalled GOP Senate bill included a notable provision that dramatically expanded upon a state innovation provision contained in Section 1332 of Obamacare.
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" Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin told Barbara Walters in 2009, "I believe that the Jewish settlements should be allowed to be expanded upon.
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I took his DLL as a base and expanded upon it, adding in the code for my first project, City-State Diplomacy (CSD).
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The job of Republicans to cut taxes is not done, as the tax cuts last year should be made permanent and expanded upon.
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You gifted us with a perfect canonical universe, J.K. — one that now seems doomed to be endlessly tinkered with, revised, and expanded upon.
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And right away, some of the elements that Kelly introduced — self-awareness, irreverence, talking to the audience — were fleshed out and expanded upon.
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If anything, I think that people who have been reduced by pop culture their whole lives deserve to have their stories expanded upon.
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These acronyms are adapted from the professional codes used by the International Air Transport Association, and can be easily expanded upon using this database.
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Some caveats... Such a fast transformation would be likely if the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement is implemented and expanded upon, as stated rhetoric suggests.
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According to Thompson's research, Kuniyoshi, in his Water Margin series, expanded upon a few brief mentions of tattoos that had appeared in the original story.
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Simmons disparages the unnamed woman, whose story had been resurfaced by Variety the day before (and was then expanded upon by the Los Angeles Times).
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But since Sound Poster 1.0, the Dutch design firm has expanded upon this idea, and created three new Sound Posters and two more related projects.
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The self-guided audio tour was highly informative, and we all left in awe of how the castle was built and expanded upon over the years.
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I think these are more notes that the White House has taken and then they have expanded upon the conversation to write out these as questions.
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Unlike Harry Partch, with whom he studied briefly and whose microtonal tuning philosophy he expanded upon, Mr. Johnston did not build specialized instruments for his music.
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These are all details that could have expanded upon and enriched the story being told, and I'm still confused why they're never addressed in a meaningful way.
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In fact, she's previously opened up about how executives reacted to the concept of a bisexual leading lady, and she expanded upon that in her December cover.
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Two years later, officials expanded upon that idea for a six-month pilot project in neighborhoods around Newtown Creek, enlisting 379 volunteers from more than 200 buildings.
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The core was built in 1923 by the noted Scottish architect Andrew Noble Prentice, who expanded upon the Cotswolds idiom with Arts and Crafts and Italianate flourishes.
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" This theme was expanded upon by conservative media veteran Glenn Beck, who argued, in his speech early Saturday morning, that socialism "doesn't comprehend the species of man.
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But since releasing her debut album, "11:11," in 2001, Ms. Spektor has expanded upon her classical sensibilities to include cabaret stylings, orchestral pop and gorgeous balladry.
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As expanded upon below, there's a whole "Afters" scene just for electronic music, so you could technically party all weekend without ever leaving a room with DJ decks.
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"You Will Not Have My Hate," as it became known, was pithy and defiant; in 2016, Mr. Leiris expanded upon it in a book of the same name.
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Ms. Rossi's assessment, which was based on more than 60 hours of research and analysis, supported and expanded upon many of the article's findings about Mr. Thorman's work.
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At Printed Matter's annual event, some of the highlights were objects that expanded upon the idea of what books can provide: an affordable means to experience and collect art.
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The report, summarized and expanded upon by this Quartz article by National Employment Law Project Senior Fellow Debbie Berkowitz, centers on a human need: The denial of bathroom breaks.
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As the name suggests, a lede-all leads the coverage of an event, weaving together many narrative threads, some of which are expanded upon in their own separate articles.
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There have certainly been plenty of books and comics that have expanded upon the Next Generation series (although Star Trek's canon typically only includes the films and TV episodes).
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Originally, Apple Maps data came from a mishmash of third-party sources, including TomTom, OpenStreetMap, and others, and had been slowly expanded upon by Apple over the last few years.
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The details of that invite were expanded upon in an email sent (along with countless other publications and TV shows) to the email account listed in the egg's Instagram bio.
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He could also have expanded upon the film's early intimations that the children had all escaped from the Nazis, and that the ravenous monsters Abe mentioned were really SS officers.
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Hashing software, which recognizes unique digital fingerprints and has been used to counter child pornography, was expanded upon to include video and audio files that could've been uploaded by extremist groups.
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" In creating @arguetron, she took the simple concept of Reed's honeybot projects ("honeypot" plus "bot") and "expanded upon it significantly so people would stay engaged for much longer periods of time.
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What this expert in ground breaking interplanetary technology made of seeing a series of armored toasters ram into one another over the course of a fortnight was, sadly, never expanded upon.
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All XCover Pros come with an octa-core Exynos 9611 chipset, 4 GB RAM, 64 GB of internal storage — the latter of which can be expanded upon with a microSD card.
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It is first evident here in the stippled symmetry of the masklike "Paternal Homage" of 1971 and expanded upon with the addition of language in "Soweto/So We Too," of 1979.
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On Thursday, scientists at the Salk Institute published a study in the journal Cell in which they expanded upon RNA editing abilities with the used of a new family of CRISPR enzymes.
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His study expanded upon a one from 2013 that used machine learning and fMRI data to show that the same patterns of brain activity produce visual experiences during sleep and waking life.
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When the app launched in 2015, it was able to summon an AR Stormtrooper, and that's only been expanded upon, with characters like BB-8 and K-2SO since added to its repertoire.
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Because of the work done by the team on its end, Lilah's work has been streamlined and expanded upon for the easy use of anyone who might wish to access it in the game.
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Because of the work done by the team on its end, Lilah's work has been streamlined and expanded upon for the easy use of anyone who might wish to access it in the game.
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Jobs followed these statements with a slide that expanded upon what else the "i" means to Apple: At an Apple event in 1998, Steve Jobs breaks down what the "i" in iMac stands for.
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While there was a drawdown of more than 100,000 troops, Obama also greatly expanded upon George W. Bush's war powers and set a disturbing precedent for future commanders-in-chief to wage war unilaterally.
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Introduced by Bernard Williams in 1976 and expanded upon that year by Thomas Nagel, moral luck describes situations in which we hold people morally responsible for events that are not entirely within their control.
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Still, it's hardly the only time in recent history that a television show has expanded upon its source material: The Handmaid's Tale will continue despite catching up with the ending of Margaret Atwood's original novel.
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Pitt-Rivers bequeathed his founding collection of around 230,000 items to Oxford University in 1884, which was much expanded upon by donations from anthropologists, missionaries, museums, and other sources, to eventually include about 600,000 things.
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THE EXPANDED SUBJECT: NEW PERSPECTIVES IN PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITURE FROM AFRICA Africa's contribution to 20th-century portraiture is expanded upon in this selection of the contemporary work by Sammy Baloji, Mohamed Camara, Saïdou Dicko and George Osodi.
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The McGovern-Fraser Commission reforms after the 1968 Democratic Convention — which have been in effect and expanded upon over the years — established identity politics as the main driving force behind all Democratic national campaigns since then.
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On Sunday, Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, who was a key vote against calling witnesses in the Senate trial, expanded upon his criticism that Mr. Trump was "crossing the line" in his pressure campaign against Ukraine.
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Those connections were revealed in October by Index, a well-regarded opposition news media outlet, and were then confirmed and expanded upon by security officials who briefed the parliamentary security committee, members of the committee said.
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And the powers she does have are going to be expanded upon and she's going to learn how to control and develop them — in the same way that comic book movies have those scenes where they're training.
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Soon, those stories from the people closest to him will be expanded upon and compiled into a biography that could give fans an even closer look at who Bourdain was and what he meant to so many.
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This conversation ultimately inspired the director to release a statement through Tamblyn's social media, which he later expanded upon in an interview with The New York Times in which he admitted being aware of allegations against Weinstein.
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Those accounts have corroborated and expanded upon key aspects of the whistle-blower complaint that spawned the impeachment inquiry into whether the president abused his power to enlist Ukraine to help him in the 2020 presidential election.
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As Bentham said, the panopticon is an architecture, and while Foucault expanded upon that to include all structures that inspire self-discipline, it's important to consider the centrality of architecture because once you think about it – it's everywhere.
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Records roster expanded upon—led them to write the songs that would make up Imaginary Enemies, Hiccup's debut full-length album, which is available for pre-order via Father/Daughter Records and will be released on March 24.
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Consulates will expand their ID program, which in many cases provides undocumented immigrants with their only government-issued ID. Services to provide legal assistance and assistance obtaining birth certificates, both Mexican and American, will also be expanded upon.
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The collection, which expanded upon a special issue of the magazine Survey Graphic , revelled in its eclecticism, as literature, music, scholarship, and art all jostled beside stately pronouncements by the race's patriarchs, Du Bois and James Weldon Johnson.
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The move follows through on a threat from Paxton and what was originally nine other states to challenge DACA in court as part of a lawsuit regarding a similar but broader program that expanded upon DACA to include parents.
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Although certain characters and plot points will remain similar, it sounds as though Martin's novella has been taken more as a core concept than an exact blueprint — something that show-runner Jeff Buhler has altered and ultimately expanded upon.
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Their index card-based Universal Decimal Classification (UDC) system—still used in over 150,000 libraries today—improved and expanded upon the existing Dewey Decimal System, methodically classifying all the factions of human knowledge into easily searchable groupings and subgroupings.
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Lubos Pastor and Pietro Veronesi's research — which expanded upon a 2003 paper — found that in the period 1927 through 2015, the stock market saw average excess returns of 10.7 percent under Democratic presidents and negative 7.13 percent under Republicans.
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But since releasing her debut album, "28:22009," in 250, Ms. Spektor has expanded upon her classical sensibilities to include cabaret stylings, orchestral pop and gorgeous balladry, all of which will be on display in this Saturday night performance.
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Like we saw in the first trailer, which debuted in May, the dystopian setting that's been expanded upon by 2049 director Denis Villeneuve is absolutely gorgeous, and we get to see more of that neon, saturated world in this glimpse.
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Expert linguists expanded upon Emphatic Capitalization in a 22019 article by Mashable's Rachel Thompson, but after talking to a selection of self-proclaimed Atypical Capitalizers, I learned there are a variety of other reasons why people partake in the trend.
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Instead of penalizing seniors for paying their own way in a nursing home by taking away this tax deduction, this important deduction should be expanded upon so even more seniors would want to use it instead of relying on Medicaid.
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In a pair of tweets, the president quoted remarks Dershowitz made on Fox News and later expanded upon in an op-ed for The Hill, in which Dershowitz argued that Mueller is performing a "legal colonoscopy" and has overstepped his bounds.
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At NBC's town hall this week on national security issues, the Republican nominee defended -- and expanded upon -- his controversial tweet a few years ago that sexual attacks are to be expected "when they put men and women together" in the armed forces.
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When that did not happen, Professor Dreyfus found himself vindicated, doubly so when research in the field began incorporating his arguments, expanded upon in a second edition of "What Computers Can't Do" in 1979 and "What Computers Still Can't Do" in 20143.
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Beyoncé's venture into protest music — expanded upon with the track "Freedom" featuring Kendrick Lamar and her decision to pay homage to the Black Panthers in a performance at the 2016 Super Bowl — ruffled the feathers of various police unions around the nation.
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Dalio, whose firm manages about $160 billion of investor money, writes that he's "not encouraged" by how political conflict is being handled these days, in remarks that effectively expanded upon an earlier post in which he decried the global rise of populism.
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By continuing to prop up a parallel detention system in which individuals can be held for more than a decade without charge or trial, the United States has a built a dangerous precedent upon which human rights violations can be normalized and then expanded upon.
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Republicans, including Trump, have spent weeks assailing the whistleblower as politically biased, even though the person's basic account of Trump's handling of Ukraine has been corroborated — and expanded upon — by more than a dozen high-level witnesses with more direct knowledge of the episode.
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Speaking at the Techonomy business conference on Thursday, Zuckerberg said he doubted fake news stories on Facebook affected the results of the election, as they represent "a very small amount of the content" on the site, a thought he later expanded upon on his own Facebook page.
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They both greatly expanded upon his chosen themes of human behavior, but for a proper and compact introduction to the films of Haanstra (who passed in 1997 at the age of 81), check out Glas, Zoo, and several of the Dutch filmmaker's other short works below.
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Alan Perry and Richard Domenico's "The Gross Gloss" (2019-ongoing) for example, expanded upon Perry's online work "The Ambulatory" (2018-2019) by placing the latter's exploration of digital determinism into a beautifully illustrated leather-bound tome that preaches a gospel of mystical algorithms and omnipotent AIs.
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In addition, the expanded upon rules of engagement of U.S. forces — above and beyond the existing train, advise and assist mission — will allow the U.S. to efficiently operate in a manner exponentially more challenging to its enemies, and one devoid of heavy-handed involvement of Washington politicians.
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Last year's Missed Calls EP fleshed out his already exciting sound and increasingly built the case for him as one of the most inventive young producers working in hip-hop right now (a case he's expanded upon with the recent success of Khalid's "Location," which he co-produced).
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That effort was begun and expanded upon by former Fed chairs, but Powell has said he wants to carry it further to keep public faith in the central bank's use of its broad powers — and help guarantee the Fed's continued independence from elected officials in setting monetary policy .
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Certainly, there is a bewildering scope of identity issues within the original archive, as well as how Schonberger expanded upon it by inserting himself as a proxy for his subject, divorcing the materials from their original context, and rearranging them according to his own sense of internal order.
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The U.N. document cited and expanded upon a Reuters report in September that detailed the charges in Brazil against former executives at Taurus who allegedly shipped handguns in 2013 to Fares Mohammed Hassan Mana'a, a Yemeni arms smuggler sanctioned for dealings around the Horn of Africa for more than a decade.
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Her first graphic novel, A Bintel Brief: Love and Longing in Old New York, illustrated and expanded upon a series of letters that appeared in a column by the same name (Bintel Brief means "bundle of letters" in Yiddish) that ran in the Jewish Daily Forward during the early 20th century.
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President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE on Tuesday expanded upon his statement that the rising number of cyberattacks on the U.S. constitutes a national emergency.
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After that incident, Jessica found another school that uses C.P.S. C.P.S. was developed in the late 1990s by Dr. Ross Greene, now the director of a nonprofit called Lives in the Balance, and later expanded upon by Stuart Ablon, a psychologist who runs the Think:Kids program at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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The letter' which was spearheaded by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Article 19, Ranking Digital Rights, and the Center for Democratic Technology (CDT)—expanded upon the Santa Clara Principles published earlier this year, which called for all social media platforms to improve its transparency and responsiveness to flagged posts and appeals for removed content.
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Welcome to the surprisingly chill experience of Out There Ω: The Alliance, a game of resource management and random encounters across the galaxy, a vastly expanded upon version of the original, with roots in FTL-style spaceship resource management and light Star Control-style adventure mechanics: decision trees and conversations with aliens, mainly.
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In attending to the sensibilities of art lovers who hold, as Schwabsky puts it, "a clichéd and outdated notion of what landscape painting is and isn't", his introductory essay follows a slender thread of historical indicators expanded upon in the book's groupings of artists into six categories, each explored in its own chapter.
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Among the photocopied zines, limited-edition monographs, and antiquarian offerings, some of the highlights weren't books at all, but objects that expanded upon the idea of what books can provide: an affordable means to experience and collect art, democratizing it in the same way that the printing press democratized information almost 600 years ago.
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Plus, over the past couple of years, Facebook has expanded upon profile picture updates with a variety of features, allowing users to do things like set temporary profile pictures, use videos instead of static images, add decorative frames, and use third-party apps (as well as its own MSQRD app) to create profile videos.
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Paired with her authoritative vocal, it's made for a distinctive, atmospheric sound that she's broadened and expanded upon over the years , always in a manner that leaves you sort of convinced that she's a secret member of Simple Minds, time-traveling from the past to make sure that classic-sounding pop songs still exist in the future.
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As seen in the above video, and expanded upon by Live Science, in domestic species of both dogs and cats, "breeds represent lineages that were carefully monitored and manipulated over time through selective breeding to consistently produce animals with certain traits," says Professor Leslie Lyons of the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Missouri.
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But in the post-credits scene where Captain Marvel shows up at the Avengers compound (a scene that no doubt be expanded upon in Avengers: Endgame, per its resemblance to the trailer for the April sequel), she has much longer hair, which makes sense it takes place 25 years later (but take note: she doesn't seem to have actually aged a day).
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A separate Pew Research Center poll in August expanded upon these findings: white Christian evangelicals consistently demonstrated the highest levels of support for Trump's views, including for the argument that undocumented immigrants take jobs Americans "would like to have;" for the belief that undocumented immigrants are "more likely to commit serious crimes" than Americans; and for building a wall along the entire border with Mexico.
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Here is where the real danger lies, as President Trump continues and consolidates the less savory aspects of Mr. Obama's legacy, some of which he inherited from George W. Bush (and expanded upon): the enlarged powers of the presidency; the extension of post-9/11-era "security" legislation; the encroachment upon civil liberties; the deportation of undocumented immigrants; the obeisance to corporations and so on.
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The back wall of Es Devlin's rain-spattered set hints at a cat's cradle, which is one way of visualizing the cumulative cross-pollination that allows Frank's account of his own life to be expanded upon and revised first by his wife, Grace (Gina McKee, in tremendous form), and then by his Cockney cut-up of a manager, Teddy: Ron Cook took that plum part in a vaunted Royal Court production of this play in 1992 and returns to it here, his once-irresistible portrait amplified on this occasion by a gathering sadness, as if to suggest that Teddy's ready camaraderie (his favorite phrase is "dear heart") is there to some extent to camouflage his pain.
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