The politics of extremes This is emblematic of our new politics of extremes.
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It's sort of unprecedented and so the extremes in sentiment are all at bear-market low extremes.
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Though bull markets often end when they have reached extremes, they don't end simply because they've reached extremes.
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You have a choice between two extremes and one side of the extremes is more reasonable than the other.
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"Climate models are showing temperature related extremes and rainfall extremes, which we are seeing is already happening," she said.
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You would appreciate the extremes through which he pushes the orchestra, extremes of tempo and texture, dynamics and rhythm.
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He lives in a world of extremes and, therefore, the way that he is covered tends to favors the extremes as well.
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The polling data suggests we need to address climate extremes as well as do something that make us more resilient to climate extremes.
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Extremes in warm maximum and minimum temperatures, one-day precipitation totals, days with precipitation and landfalling tropical cyclones contributed to the elevated extremes index, NOAA found.
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It lets a small group of people exercise control over a much larger group, which results in both extremes of wealth inequality and extremes of political corruption.
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"Weather extremes are not really factored into the thinking of a lot of industries, and in particular not weather extremes far away," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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So it's definitely been a year of extremes," she says, adding with a laugh: "I don't know if I need so many extremes in my life as I had last year!
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The aim is to assess how climate extremes affect group dynamics, something he hopes will help people "better adapt to weather extremes and other environmental challenges that might come our way".
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The feeling of fable is common in post-apocalyptic fiction—the extremes of the future echoing the extremes of the past, and playing grace notes of nostalgia overtop the horrifying setting.
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Throughout Bernstein's new work there is a playfulness within the repetition of a motif, a formal artistry that's easy to overlook among her extremes of expression (even as those extremes feel fully justified).
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For climate change deniers getting very excited that it's cold outside at the end of December, here's the ratio of hot extremes to cold extremes in the U.S. over the past 365 days.
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However, he notes that the possibilities run to the extremes.
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A good place to look for moderation within the extremes?
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The truth, of course, lies somewhere between the two extremes.
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This is how he argues: From the extremes inward. 17.
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Extremes of heat and cold can also be adjusted for.
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But at the extremes, the alternative rules curtail the tension.
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Due to these tensions the results are always polar extremes.
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I love that there's room for such extremes of interpretation.
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Our world also has these extremes, but they're less exaggerated.
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"Astronomy is, in part, the study of extremes," he said.
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Yet now respect for diversity is taken to crazy extremes.
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The two main parties have been captured by their extremes.
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Like nothing else, it acquaints women with extremes of feeling.
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People will be in the mood to go to extremes.
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I love the extremes and like to connect various realities.
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Deepfake videos escalate Hollywood's sexualization of women to disturbing extremes.
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A more complex formula accounts for extremes in parental height.
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The popular show going to new extremes to get attention.
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You start at the extremes and move to the middle.
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One wonders how the dispute managed to reach such extremes.
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Greater extremes were seen during September 2018 and October 2016.
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In short, we're now manufacturing our own extremes, scientists said.
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So of course he's going to extremes, not thinking clearly.
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Yeah, because to me, both of the protagonists are extremes.
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It's been quite the balancing act [between] the two extremes.
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But Mr Miller took the character to outrageous new extremes.
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In an age of extremes she has remained resolutely centrist.
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Square Enix Montreal straddles the line between those two extremes.
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But eastern identity is not the exclusive preserve of extremes.
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Some lawyers are already pushing the law to its extremes.
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The rest of Americans fall somewhere between these two extremes.
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At times entertaining in its extremes, it's still fundamentally nonsensical.
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We need to pull power away from the partisan extremes.
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Much of our lives are spent somewhere between those extremes.
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Things are so unusual now and the extremes are everywhere.
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Another example is the worsening of climate extremes, like hurricanes.
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But it can be tough to reconcile these two extremes.
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People tend to only see J. Cole in these extremes.
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And what are the extremes of queer sex and fetishism?
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My pursuit of good food could sometimes reach absurd extremes.
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But Alexandra Silber took the grieving process to new extremes.
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My goal was to find a middle between the extremes.
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By the 1990s, the schools were a story of extremes.
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It is a study in extremes and balance and beauty.
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"Football, across Europe, is moving to the extremes," he said.
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Possibly you know this and are thinking, those are extremes!
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Although at some festivals, we started going to more extremes.
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Their virality evokes the Rodney King tape, taken to extremes.
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But Mr. Trump has taken both habits to greater extremes.
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Or maybe it's because of the extremes of the environment.
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You will see me hailed and reviled by both extremes.
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And we go to extremes to try to do that.
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Along one axis or the other, bet on the extremes.
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But with extremes come deadlock and the death of progress.
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"We're seeing more extremes than we've encountered before," he said.
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This is Victor Hugo's novel, pushed to its terrifying extremes.
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When they retreated into ideological extremes, they generally did not.
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For moviegoers, the holiday weekend was a choice of extremes.
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The extremes disproportionately affect politicians, the news media and policy.
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It's a place of extremes, like much of Puerto Rico.
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"We went to extremes to be in compliance," he said.
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But suddenly there's a flurry of activity between the extremes.
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And sometimes, competition between species can cause extremes in evolution.
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Others go to more dangerous extremes with their fasting escapades.
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GC: The period we've experienced in Europe has brought extremes.
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With more heat, the nation continues to see new extremes.
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Democracy is more direct but also more driven by extremes.
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That's why you're seeing weird weather extremes in all directions.
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It is a world of dark and light, of extremes.
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Were you mostly drawn to extremes of ugliness and hotness?
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Meanwhile, the likelihood of hot season extremes is becoming more likely.
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You're all about extremes, little scorpion, but today calls for balance.
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The fixation on physical extremes needs to come to an end.
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The extremes on both sides alive and well and fiery today.
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As the official start off fall nears, neither extremes are suitable.
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In an age of seductive extremes, it remains reassuringly level-headed.
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Technology: BSG, as it's known, is a tale of tech extremes.
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Saving liberal democracy from the extremes, by the FT's Martin Wolf
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Corruption is political inequality, and extremes of wealth are economic inequality.
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But there's plenty of room to grow between those two extremes.
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As in the political argument, "Bordertown" casts both sides in extremes.
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As actresses, they share a fearlessness that takes them to extremes.
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The 24 Hours of Le Mans is a race of extremes.
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Climate change fuels ever greater extremes as temperatures continue to rise.
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Everything else is somewhere on a scale between the two extremes.
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Since then, we've been treated to a healthy balance of extremes.
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In the UK, Brexit is already shifting voters to the extremes.
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Second, global warming is fuelling more such extremes everywhere (see article).
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North Korea is so often discussed only in terms of extremes.
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Extremes is a show about people who've lived through extraordinary situations.
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For many people, establishing good habits is a matter of extremes.
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Keep in mind that you don't have to exist in extremes.
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Here we have the Mike Pence rule taken to horrific extremes.
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Many effective contemporary public-school classrooms exist somewhere between these extremes.
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Temperature extremes Extreme conditions are, individually, just a single data point.
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Fasting is not 100% safe for anyone when taken to extremes.
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But that was him in a nutshell: funny at both extremes.
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"Some people are just pushed to extremes to survive," she said.
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Not all of the impacts from these climate extremes are direct.
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He directed "Paranormal Extremes: Text Messages From the Dead" in 2015.
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But what's typical here is a man of extremes, a nonconformist.
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He takes this mandate to extremes that can verge on perverse.
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Parents went to extremes because they wanted to please their kids.
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Both extremes of economic equality are, to put it mildly, suboptimal.
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Dredd Judge Dredd started as a British comic parodying American extremes.
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He had known the extremes of human experience, lived in full.
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I think the Pavilions really exist as a balance of extremes.
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But there are also many scenarios that fall within those extremes.
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Cunningham's main concern, she said, had to do with movement extremes.
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His extremes are more intense than Björling's refined intimacy — cheaper, even.
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"Climate change drives both wet and dry extremes," Dr. Lehmann said.
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That delineation between those two on extremes is continuing to meld.
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And characters at constant contradictory extremes are almost impossible to act.
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HARDEN, Australia — It's been a year of extremes for this country.
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Hunt: The USA is an energizer bunny of entertainment and extremes.
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AS A FLAVOR of extremes, sour has infiltrated our discourse, too.
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Eugenides pushes these scenarios to extremes that are comic and devastating.
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Motoya wins over her audience by pushing the absurd to extremes.
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That reduces their capacity to cushion surrounding regions against temperature extremes.
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The premieres at this year's Realness took me to both extremes.
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The shortage has some states going to extremes to attract workers.
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But we are not helpless in the face of worsening extremes.
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The juxtaposition of these extremes should be dominating headlines right now.
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For other stories in this series, please check out Environmental Extremes.
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Feature Sophisticated computer modeling has taken district manipulation to new extremes.
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That has tempted borrowers in the Netherlands to go to extremes.
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Weather extremes during the last 20 years have claimed 605,000 lives.
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Benthamites like Peter Singer can get stuck at odd extremes, too.
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It's not reached the extremes it's seen at major tops weekly.
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Cambridge, like much of Britain, was a place of political extremes.
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Finding the midpoint between extremes has never been my strong suit.
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Moore said she doesn't think people are adapting to e extremes.
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Neither of these extremes represent the majority of any American constituency.
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Everybody's going for the sides, if you will, for the extremes.
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Labour is trying to find a compromise between the two extremes.
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And this year has already had its fair share of extremes.
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But even a sensible move can reach extremes and create distortions.
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Those invested in the underside of society often deal in extremes.
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He had protean diversity, Renaissance versatility, titanic energy — and bipolar extremes.
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He's an actor who works in extremes, and everywhere in between.
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I could lean to wild extremes I could do or die.
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"We're not at historical overbought extremes as of yet, and if history does at all rhyme, you'd be about another 5-10% higher before you kind of reach those ... extremes," he told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Friday.
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Rarely has the concept of 'total war' been imagined to such extremes.
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The noisiest opposition to Mr Macron's administration may come from the extremes.
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Such a void, taken to extremes, has found its resolution in violence.
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"The extremes are screaming while the center whispers," the authors told TechCrunch.
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But what about the medium-sized black holes in between these extremes?
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And the moon's temperature extremes could compromise the safety of the astronauts.
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Still, the importance of the extremes—and their unpredictability—can't be overstated.
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But feedback from the political left and right quickly leapt to extremes.
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Climate change-exacerbated weather extremes like torrential downpours can also damage forests.
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"I think they are taking it to extremes right now," Soares added.
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Voters are more attracted to ideological extremes, and political coalitions grow weaker.
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When more participate they dilute extremes that otherwise limit our choices. 2.
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Hypothetical Gameplans In this bout you have two extremes of featherweight physique.
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Avoiding extremes has actually been a popular topic for thousands of years.
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Either end of this religious-ideological spectrum can go to funny extremes.
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And if the two extremes are plausible, why isn't everything in between?
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Mr Clare is intoxicated by elemental extremes, dizzied, brought close to laughter.
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Discussions on China's economic future also tend to swing between two extremes.
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Between these two extremes, the distinction between the two is less clear.
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The right approach is to strike a balance between the two extremes.
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Perhaps the absence of such extremes from everyday life increases their allure.
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It is a true happy medium in a world of increasing extremes.
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Like many New Yorkers, my commute to work is one of extremes.
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The current tug of war between our political extremes has not helped.
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It raises the question: What is leading these people to such extremes?
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There's no denying that 2016 has been a year of environmental extremes.
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Extremes will also occur further east, across Europe, Russia, and eastern Asia.
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These extremes in demographics are, of course, reflected in the creative community.
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That left behind jobs mostly at the high- and low-skill extremes.
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This season, eyes take the feminine ideal to bizarre (and alluring) extremes.
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So there she was, saying nothing but oscillating between these two extremes.
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He likes people who, like him, flout convention and go to extremes.
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More often than not, he splits the difference between the party's extremes.
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But in this world of online celebrity-ish, only extremes break through.
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In other words, "Nosedive" is a relatable situation taken to comedic extremes.
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The answer, as we found out, was somewhere between those two extremes.
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These 'grammers go to extremes to get the most Insta-love possible.
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They see things in extremes, and that's not good for problem-solving.
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The panels' gradients are designed to highlight the spaces between binary extremes.
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Avoid indulging your impulse to go to extremes, especially in your communications.
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But human behavior goes to some extremes in terms of emotional responses.
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Just as the music operates at polar extremes, so does XXXTentacion's mood.
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By definition, a "happy medium" is the middle ground between two extremes.
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"We thought they might have hardened to temperature extremes," Dr. Gage said.
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Yes, it is somewhat skewed toward political extremes, notably the far right.
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Background reading: • Sophisticated computer modeling has taken district manipulation to new extremes.
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What is needed is a solution that falls between these two extremes.
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At its worst, it oversimplifies important topics and pushes us towards extremes.
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At $6.673, a New York bread is roughly halfway between both extremes.
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It's an assertive, dramatic, robust reading of the music, with heightened extremes.
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But inhabiting the extremes demands self-discipline that borders on self-delusion.
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In her attempt to express rawness, she courts the distortion of extremes.
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Stalin took these measures to further extremes for his own sinister purposes.
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On his own, Arca became a charismatic, androgynous diva, dealing in extremes.
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But there are many points on the line between those two extremes.
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Having to distinguish them from one another pushes each to riotous extremes.
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"There is this virtuous cycle that pushes everything to extremes," said Yusko.
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Shifts in impressions of Kavanaugh are coming most sharply at the extremes.
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I go to great extremes to make sure the map is correct.
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Venus is in Scorpio, a placement that takes values to their extremes.
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THE BRITISH PRODUCTION DESIGNER Tom Dixon has always taken autodidacticism to extremes.
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The game itself is a parody of our culture's excesses and extremes.
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Because guys, this is 2020 there are no middle points only extremes.
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ZIMMER There's a double bass that's played in the extremes, high register.
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Harvey notes that positioning in sterling remains short but well below extremes.
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Donald Trump has two debate styles and they exist on the extremes.
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Instead of climate change, staff should consider using "weather extremes," she wrote.
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Others are going to greater extremes, and altering their bodies for cash.
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The act of hacking Jones's website is an example of those extremes.
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But there are men and women at the extremes on either end.
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I don't even know what I'm talking about..Paak: It's just extremes gratitude.
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I put this shirt through extremes, 90 degree weather with 70-80% humidity.
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Chastagner is only interested in the extremes on both sides of the spectrum.
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It may be something deeply human that lives in between those two extremes.
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The eyes of X. peckii, however, are a compromise between these two extremes.
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Last week the currency swung wildly, trading between extremes of $1.2945 and $1.3380.
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It is a bet that extremes in market prices will be corrected eventually.
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I was lonely, toggling between extremes, feeling at turns invisible and utterly exposed.
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People these days often really want to stick to extremes, but I don't.
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Some voters may do so for tactical reasons to keep out the extremes.
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Abandoning the centre did not make the established parties popular with the extremes.
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In the abortion argument, both sides long ago drove each other to extremes.
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He realized early on that the truth is rarely found in the extremes.
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As Fox News's boss, Roger Ailes took the caricaturing of Clinton to extremes.
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Right now, Uber's reputation is in an awkward limbo between these two extremes.
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It's funny the extremes that this spacecraft gets to experience during its lifetime.
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Felix, who runs a startup in San Francisco, has taken this to extremes.
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Yet today the idea has expanded to new extremes—and obstructs free expression.
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Shariatmadari denounced the extremes of the new order and rejected velayat-e faqih.
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It's possible to push the "do what you want" theory to ridiculous extremes.
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The pilots are always being tested to extremes they will probably never encounter.
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" The Falcons' owner said he "hates to see the extremes on both sides.
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You take everything to extremes—you party hard, love hard, and work hard.
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But Amazon's new idea goes to extremes to treat employees like fleshy robots.
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It's not the first time trolls have gone to extremes to prank Denino.
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" Instead of "Climate Change Adaptation," the recommended terms include "Resilience to Weather Extremes.
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The 9th Circuit's Domino's decision, issued in January 2019, fell between those extremes.
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Weather extremes already are impacting agriculture in states such as Kansas and Oklahoma.
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As young men drift to the extremes, women are taking over the middle.
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I don't think the best politics or policy are made on the extremes.
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Your partner's sexual behavior toward you might fall into one of two extremes.
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Extremes rarely dip below 50 degrees Fahrenheit or climb above 84 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Both studies showed that temperatures didn't have to reach extremes before becoming dangerous.
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Yes, the extremes are scary, but they are only part of the story.
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Like Ms. Warmoes, she sees little payoff in putting her money on extremes.
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"President Trump is a negotiator, and he starts with the extremes," Wood said.
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With migration of central importance, the Klarsfelds see only problems from both extremes.
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You also rightly draw attention to the threats that extremes of regulation present.
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Research already suggests that, when taken to extremes, running could pay diminishing returns.
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They try to pit Americans against one another and pull people to extremes.
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Everybody has those extremes within them, and you've just got to recognize them.
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"There are two extremes happening," Liz Dunn, CEO of Talmage Advisors, told Buzzfeed.
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The usual answer seems to be "narcissism" — self-absorption indulged to comical extremes.
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Yet the Dodgers' caution with Hill seemed to go to extremes in October.
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The actor has a reputation for going to extremes to get into character.
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Now, I feel like the work is a combination of those two extremes.
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She and Erick clearly enjoyed going back and forth between both those extremes.
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Abortion is often talked about in extremes: who is for, who is against.
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Workers and communities were ravaged, and political positions were pushed to ideological extremes.
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Also edited out were examples of statewide plans to adapt to weather extremes.
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The authors of this report dismiss the policy slogans coming from the extremes.
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In this space, everything must exist at the extremes, or not at all.
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He decided years ago to lean into Alaska's extremes, rather than resist them.
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The reactions to the national calls for social distancing have highlighted different extremes.
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Editorial Notebook For Major League Baseball, 260 has been a season of extremes.
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Cameron has never experienced the extremes of rage, dread, grief, anxiety, or fear.
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The trouble with the internet, Mr. Williams says, is that it rewards extremes.
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"Gray area?" could be something that falls between extremes, neither black nor white.
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Some campaigns have taken public coordination with their super PACs to the extremes.
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The two pricing extremes leave a huge $650 list price spectrum for iPhones.
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In a battle of extremes, the historic wildfires made the storms more dangerous.
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If they hold, states will have to trim back from the worst extremes.
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And 2017 has had weather extremes of hurricanes, floods and drought-fuelled wildfires.
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Fischli and Weiss specialized in taking dumb-sounding ideas to rather profound extremes.
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This time, her attraction to extremes comes in the form of self-destruction.
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How did the young Rembrandt know so much about existential extremes of emotion?
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Going to extremes by its very definition doesn't fit comfortably in one's life.
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Many other countries in Western Europe have left-wing parties of varying extremes.
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Any realistic strategy will have to be situated somewhere between these two extremes.
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Middle America is a dissonant space, pulled between the extremes of the coast.
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If only it were easy to tell when untenable extremes have been reached.
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But the middle has gone, and it has gone to the extremes unfortunately.
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Seemingly small increases in global average temperatures hide a crucial shift in the extremes.
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Though usually found in extremes, there's genius to be found in the in-between.
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Rap twitter is once again guilty of gassing breaking news up beyond necessary extremes.
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The grays are clear but slightly blurry, the range of values devoid of extremes.
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" Likewise, the preferred phrasing for "climate change adaption" is now "resilience to weather extremes.
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This is the two extremes, I think, in which a lot of people live.
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This includes extremes in skeletal, facial, skin, eye, tail, and coat and pattern structure.
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They reduce the likelihood that people will be stirred to extremes, such as terrorism.
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After all, Charlie Brown and company didn't feel compelled to resort to such extremes.
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The political divide has significantly shifted towards the two extremes of the partisan scale.
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President Donald Trump has pushed his Twitter account to somehow new extremes this week.
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Shoring up LLISSE for the extremes of Venus has been an all-consuming task.
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It's because her first two times out represented both extremes of the Survivor spectrum.
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It was all a sign of Australia's volunteer system being tested by new extremes.
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Gauges compiled by banks and asset managers also imply positioning is off recent extremes.
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Those tweets show that the trolls' main goal is "to push extremes," he said.
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"Sometimes you need to take on extremes to find a middle ground," says Lapine.
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"In the coming years, we'll see more of these record-breaking extremes," he said.
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A financial overshoot would see high private sector deficits and extremes in consumer confidence.
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But how can we reconcile such serious matters without knowing the extremes they entail?
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Many sit in the tropics, more given to weather extremes than the temperate West.
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I'm convinced that the future of both the parties lies with their ideological extremes.
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They're machines to be babied, driven gently, and definitely not taken to aggressive extremes.
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That's the way that I want these to engage – that you feel those extremes.
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Sentiment moving to extremes has been a reliable contrarian indicator for the market historically.
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Most people's levels of natural stimulation don't reach great extremes, though it does fluctuate.
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As is always the case with Iran, the truth lies somewhere between these extremes.
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Listen and subscribe to Extremes on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Citing two classes on cruise ships is hardly a marker of real income extremes.
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Among extremes, the WMO pointed to a battering from hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria.
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"Some of the reporting's kind of been on the extremes on this," Chaffetz said.
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For a decade, I balanced the two extremes in my life with special care.
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Over twenty years, Nintendo has pushed that concept to extremes and Super Smash Bros.
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The populist movements at both ideological extremes are to some degree anti-Obama movements.
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"I don't think anyone should kowtow to the extremes on either side," he said.
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For the past 45 to 50 years, American politics has operated at the extremes.
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Accordingly, they sought the extremes and, to the surprise of virtually everyone, they won.
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History has generally blessed this nation with an absence of powerful and influential extremes.
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Extremes in blood pressure followed similar patterns, but the associations were not as strong.
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You might hear more about climate change's effects on extremes like hurricanes and droughts.
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On Beauty This season, eyes take the feminine ideal to bizarre (and alluring) extremes.
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So, an intensification in weather extremes has to be included in future supply strategies.
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Why Tor usage peaks at the extremes of the political spectrum is less clear.
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This is obviously ill-advised, yet tallies with online drug culture's move toward extremes.
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The small town is a microcosm of our country, its extremes and its nuance.
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Flashier gaming celebrities, anointed by Twitch, are taking the confluence to even further extremes.
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Meanwhile, Ra's al Ghul (Alexander Siddig) goes to extremes to achieve what he wants.
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Wildfires, severe storms, floods and other environmental extremes will become more frequent and intense.
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"If 230 were eliminated, you'd end up with two extremes," Beckerman, the lobbyist, said.
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"Climate change occurs in the extremes of scale of time and place," Weil stated.
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Another recent study suggested that people may become inured to weather extremes over time.
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The agency appeals to the working woman "who doesn't want extremes," Ms. Rosener said.
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But journalism's reductive picture of society makes America more polarized and feeds the extremes.
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SANDO on Acorn TV. This Australian comedy takes the dysfunctional family theme to extremes.
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His often monumental and extravagantly glazed objects ricochet between extremes of beauty and ugliness.
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But easterners increasingly control the political discourse of a countrywide shift to the extremes.
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Voters flowed to both extremes, to the Communists and even more to the Nazis.
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It is appalling when hatred reaches extremes like in the case of Ingrid Escamilla.
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Brazil's politics have not reached such extremes, but they are edging in that direction.
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Astrologically, Uranus is associated with extremes, breakthroughs and breakdowns, limitlessness, and being an outsider.
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These hypothetical women represent two of the extremes of reproductive health care in America.
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Alternatively a Sanders or Warren victory could send the G.O.P. to even further extremes.
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Alternatively a Sanders or Warren victory could send the G.O.P. to even further extremes.
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IF MACRON DOESN'T DO WELL IN FRANCE WE'LL HAVE A CHOICE BETWEEN TWO EXTREMES.
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Stock valuations in the U.S. genuinely do appear stout, if not at egregious extremes.
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New York City New York City is a place of block-by-block extremes.
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Yes, he had created a controlled environment in which nonactors were driven to extremes.
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The foil to Swiss Chalet, it captured the opposite extremes of Mr. Shields's personality.
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The way I have gone to the furthest extremes to find my own center.
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Other metrics are also near extremes, including the most common way to value stocks.
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By enabling King's antics, Republicans allowed their party to swing to its current extremes.
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IN A EUROPE of fragmented parliaments and thriving extremes, sometimes the centre still holds.
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The difficult question is how to regulate banks that lie between these two extremes.
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Mr. Van der Bellen had appealed to Austrians to vote for reason over extremes.
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Norilsk, 200 miles north of the Arctic Circle, is a place of brutal extremes.
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It's seen me at my best, and my worst, embracing me at both extremes.
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It comes on top of multiple extremes, all kinds, in all kinds of places.
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In extremes, allies may feel it necessary to develop nuclear programs of their own.
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By pushing to extremes, both films help us better understand the rapidly shifting middle.
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Serious players in the game have taken cute dog photos and videos to delightful extremes.
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For all that, in its housing market Canada has lately become a place of extremes.
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Since then, it slumped to $11,589 and has bounced around between those extremes for days.
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You're the sign of balance, Libra, but the winter solstice is a time of extremes.
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This being the desert, a climate of extremes, the sculpture did a lot of spinning.
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This being the desert, a place of extremes, the sculpture did a lot of spinning.
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Europe thus needs to take a path that avoids the extremes of naivety and hostility.
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This suggests something is pushing behaviour patterns away from the middle and towards the extremes.
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The real bias of social networks, as Mark Zuckerberg has acknowledged, is toward the extremes.
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"Both parties are moving to the extremes, which is bad for the country," Whitman said.
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In general, it's best to avoid extremes — keep your inner Goldilocks in mind when shopping.
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Labour is an immersion in extremes: obfuscation and intimacy; authenticity and fantasy; fantasy and politics.
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Those disruptions can slow weather systems to a crawl and induce temperature extremes, researchers say.
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This appetite can drive him to extremes that are beyond the boundaries of human decency.
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"We'll continue to see odd and unusual climate extremes, both wet and dry," said Udall.
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If anyone is going to take weed to corporate extremes, it's going to be Alberta.
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It offers good news to the mainstream candidates, bad news to those on the extremes.
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We are, of course, a nation of extremes—Bernie and Donald, Tamagotchi and Giga Pets.
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However, risk reversals and implied volatility both steadied with levels far from this year's extremes.
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Taking something so ephemeral, like burning paper, and converting into the eternal represents two extremes.
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But shelter, given Delhi's extremes of heat and cold, is often a matter of survival.
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For women at the extremes of the income distribution, life expectancy differed by 2800 years.
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One hospital in Alaska went to extremes to make sure the ground would stay solid.
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HOWARD MARKS: You know, it's -- we don't have extremes of optimism and euphoria like that.
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America has always thrived at the center and has always suffered when extremes gain power.
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Saturn's finger-wag cautions against extremes, especially if they could damage your reputation or relationships.
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Worsening heat extremes are already one of the world's biggest health threats, health officials say.
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Our heroes are tortured and brutalized, forced to extremes and driven to make impossible choices.
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The lava tubes could protect astronauts from those extremes, as well as from sun's radiation.
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At the extremes, however, shares of income from each source differ greatly by income level.
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Both these positions can be made to seem ridiculous if taken to their logical extremes.
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Also, some who no longer feel sufficient stimulation through usual means might gravitate towards extremes.
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Thorny topics like religion rarely come up, and when they do, it's in the extremes.
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Credit...Video by Devin Yalkin Everything about Philip Glass's music seems to exist in extremes.
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Nixon got to the center, while Humphrey and the Democrats remained associated with the extremes.
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But we don't have to pick a one-size-fits-all style from parenting's extremes.
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According to the trade, the 2016 June acreage report could present extremes for both crops.
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They had to avoid the extremes of the anti-corruption shows of the early 2000s.
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Ideally a forecast finds a balance between these two extremes, trading some quickness for stability.
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Millennials are going to extremes to celebrate the occasion, from throwing parties to booking vacations.
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The team went to extremes to recreate the pressure of Parkey's kick for replacement candidates.
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His discomfiting poems delve into extremes of emotion that would defeat almost any other writer.
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In 2005 and 2006, I was working on these extremes—fashion photography and this project.
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"We've really gone in with a focus on these high-temperature extremes," Dr. McKinnon said.
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Or are parties diverging because factions are pulling leaders to extremes by threatening to mutiny?
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This sort of politics is dangerous—on an everyday level, but also at its extremes.
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It was two extremes—you've got the cold, rainy, and wet to the dry Southwest.
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He oscillates between extremes, embracing and banishing people, even without real changes in their behavior.
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"In the 2000s, we're seeing these extremes, between the driest and the wettest," he said.
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Here's how some states are going to extremes to entice a new generation of labor.
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Both help temper the extremes of political dogma that have afflicted the US political landscape.
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I think people are waking up to what's happening and pushing back against the extremes.
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The balance between Hustler's extremes — comedy and glorification versus tragedy and realism — isn't always flawless.
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It might be some moderate independent who's offering a third way between the two extremes.
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Many fly off to extremes, to the Donald Trump right or the Bernie Sanders left.
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The gap between US women at the extremes of the income spectrum was 10 years.
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For women at the extremes of the income distribution, life expectancy differed by 10 years.
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The accusations against Mr. Biden seem to describe situations that fall somewhere between those extremes.
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However, in China, scientists there say, this obsession with numerical goal posts can reach extremes.
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To Psycrow, there's a legitimate difference between the two extremes of the work he does.
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The harm is that sensationalism moves people away from balanced nuanced opinions towards polarized extremes.
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What did you think about, read or do that keeps you going amid the extremes?
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Finding that balance between the two extremes was a big part of the development process.
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Speaking of Volquez, 34, how many pitchers have experienced as many extremes as he has?
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They push to the extremes, where the donor bases and their media propaganda arms are.
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That unequal society tended toward ugly extremes, with great new impoverishment and great new enrichment.
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And as new research reveals, even the animal's dunk tank-size heart jumps between extremes.
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While New England is known for its unpredictable weather, recent temperature extremes have been uncharacteristic.
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I only mention these things because they're the extremes of what can warp an Englishman.
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To make the angry angrier and the paranoid more paranoid, to push people to extremes.
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Rather, he cultivates a middle way between extremes, in which everything sounds natural, ordered, correct.
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To win a primary election, candidates often have to go closer to their party's extremes.
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" Our roundup of partisan writing rarely features voices from the extremes of the "alt-right.
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What did you think about, read or do that kept you going amid the extremes?
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The third sort of mission, "High Reward" quests, sits somewhere in between those two extremes.
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The entire system was designed to meet demand extremes and handle the worst-case situation.
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King's language does not privilege personal happiness, private delights, exuberant emotional extremes of any sort.
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That fear, whether in Europe, Israel, or the United States, does not favor the extremes.
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Of course, behaviors and family relationships naturally shift over time, but extremes should raise suspicions.
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It's difficult identifying a historical analogue to the 2018 Chiefs, a team of such extremes.
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The whole record teeters between those two extremes, just like any good night out should.
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How are we to counter the hard-edged extremes of our time with joyful experiment?
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Of course, the practical reality of today's robots is far from either of these extremes.
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Van Aalst, who like Peters also works on the UK-funded Building Resilience and Adaptation to Climate Extremes and Disasters (BRACED) program, which focuses on vulnerable and fragile countries, said the effects of climate extremes in such places do not get enough international attention.
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Aristotle defined virtue as the mean between two extremes, one of excess and one of deficiency.
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At the moment, Pluto may be in the intermediate stage between two extremes of its cycle.
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Similar extremes were seen in Detroit, where temperatures hit a record for the date of 93F.
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WHEN THINKING about police use of facial recognition, most Americans probably fall somewhere between two extremes.
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Such sentiment indicators are contrarian in nature, particularly at extremes, and this survey is no different.
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This is especially the case for extreme heat events and, to a lesser extent, precipitation extremes.
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Whatever your goals are, you can resolve to reach them in 2017 without going to extremes.
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The dynamics that have driven the Republican Party to increasingly illiberal extremes are not going away.
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Weiss may be correct that the discourse of our age leads our arguments towards needless extremes.
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The unfortunate internet history of Alpha Chi Omega provides an example of each of these extremes.
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Her sense of outsiderness gave her a bold pen, and she was already going to extremes.
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Both of the exoplanets, or planets found outside of our solar system, are full of extremes.
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But a highly visible subset of incels take their complaints to surreal and uniquely nihilistic extremes.
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The two sides in America's abortion war have driven each other to new extremes this year.
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He often performs in complete darkness to amp up the sensory deprivation effect to sadistic extremes.
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The ETF sector has not yet reached the extremes attained by split-capital trusts or CDOs.
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Before the fantasy suite, Nick and Vanessa's date consisted of experimenting with extremes in body temperature.
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Building and zoning rules are generally based on historical extremes of wind speeds and flood levels.
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Well over half the voters at the election in March chose parties from the political extremes.
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They have also brought with them thousands of fellow travellers who carry these habits to extremes.
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They are two extremes like we had in Bahrain and I think this is what happened.
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"He seems to be a little bit more willing not to go to extremes," Mandel said.
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Year-to-date extremes in temperatures, showing the many areas that saw record warmth in 2015.
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In Schapiro's pictures, we see what happens when such practices are taken to near-fanatical extremes.
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The tension between the two extremes of privacy and protection very much remains in place today.
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But she advises anyone who's thinking about trying keto to strive for balance, not for extremes.
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On Saturday, Scorpio season begins and it's going to be much harder to avoid those extremes.
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Mr Brym has said he is prepared to find some extremes of assimilation and religious devotion.
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The White House press corps has taken that to extremes, with several CNN staffers having confrontations.
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And it certainly takes culture to the extremes, as you can see in this avocado latté.
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In recent years, it has suffered weather extremes including droughts and heatwaves as well as floods.
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At its extremes, Boy & The World can be sleepy, or strident, especially about underlining its messages.
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"In the short term, we expect to see a toning down on the extremes," Paul said.
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Global warming has dramatically elevated the odds of heat extremes in many parts of the world.
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"We are working to the extremes of our strength," Abdul-Mughni told Reuters before his death.
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To deal with these extremes, next-gen clothing was utilized to aid in the pilots comfort.
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My memories appear in the gap between these two extremes, defined by one or the other.
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Among other extremes, monsoon floods killed 1,200 people in India, Bangladesh and Nepal, the WMO said.
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Initially running a couple miles per day, I increased quickly to extremes no trainer would allow.
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Sunday's incident raises the bar and will force his team to consider another level of extremes.
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Critics claim that in the current high-tech environment, a winner-take-all, exaggerates these extremes.
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The firm's weird, pixelated decadence conveyed fantasies of kitsch and capitalism taken to their illogical extremes.
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That moves our debate from the rational, reasonable middle where most Americans are to the extremes.
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Trump and the Democratic candidates now appear locked into positions on the extremes of immigration policy.
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While it's generally agreed upon that there is no "average" penis size, there are objective extremes.
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One of the funny things about Star Wars is how much it presents us with extremes.
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Certainly Matsuzawa's call to "vanish" evidence of "material civilization" took formlessness in art to imaginative extremes.
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What's odd is that it can't seem to find a middle ground between those two extremes.
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First, you need the ends ("extremes") of "reliable" — that's R and E, if you're with me.
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Only by forcing those in charge to plan for apparently unimaginable extremes can the nation prepare.
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Taken to extremes, of course, dietary choices can be harmful — but that logic cuts both ways.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Artistic representations of water tend toward one of two extremes.
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In its stratification and struggles, it mirrors a complex nation-state with deep divisions and extremes.
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Mr. Trump's presidency has driven some of those who oppose him to extremes of their own.
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Confronting such extremes, residents of many small villages on various islands have picked up and moved.
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" He sounded a note of caution: "We need to be very careful when interpreting any extremes.
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But moderation prevailed offline — even at a time when both parties are moving to the extremes.
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"But, and I've been saying it for weeks," she said, "the extremes are just not possible."
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"Those extremes affect the way you deal with the world," she said in a 1977 interview.
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At its extremes the market average was down by 567 points and higher by 367 points.
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Both were political centrists at heart but were pushed to the extremes by their party's bases.
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Fu looks for sleep-related mutations because those extremes help bring the whole system into relief.
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None of us progressives favor extremes of Islam, or of any other religion for that matter.
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Even Westerhausen, who champions everything on boards, says the boarding lifestyle can be taken to extremes.
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"People identify with it in some way — not that they go to those extremes," he said.
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I try to keep a small group of musicians playing always at the extremes of capabilities.
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Between these two extremes, Dr. Nagelkerken and his colleagues have tried to create a happy medium.
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Choosing to play to the extremes of both sides will only cause further division and strife.
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"We are getting more and more into this complex climate situation of extremes," Valentini told CNN.
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Why are those in the political center defined in terms of those on the political extremes?
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At its extremes, the market average was down by 567 points and higher by 367 points.
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Much like in the United States, there has been a pull towards political extremes in Germany.
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According to climate experts, increasing weather extremes are in keeping with broader predictions of climate change.
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Drift will screen eight of his films, which follow life's extremes of childhood and old age.
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In between these two extremes are two types of places that more or less break even.
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Filmmaker and video artist Kevin McGloughlin likes to play with extremes of speed, light, and space.
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More to the point, at recent extremes, it has signaled a great deal of potential supply.
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He routinely steers clear of extremes — on health care, on guns, on environmental issues — not because he lacks conviction or courage, at least not from where I'm sitting, but because extremes aren't where the most progress is usually made or where healing is likeliest to happen.
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Communities between these two extremes have managed only to tread water in recent years, the study found.
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Independent coffee shops are springing up, at which preparation of the drink is taken to artisanal extremes.
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To be sure, Atlanta, which makes up most of Lewis' district, is a snapshot of two extremes.
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The U.S. Climate Extremes Index, which keeps tabs on extreme climate events, was at 70 in 2015.
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Dusan doesn't want polyphasic sleep to be associated only with the extremes, the Ubermen and zombie modes.
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How InSight handles the extremes of launch and landing is haunted by the ghost of failures past.
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Swift touches supporters of political extremes (Nazis and snowflakes) and apolitical crowds like no one else can.
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"It's a very sort of sad tale of capitalism extremes," the cofounder and creator told BuzzFeed News.
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Despite all the movement in the middle, however, the extremes of the ranking are still in place.
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As usual in a case where people leap to extremes, the truth is somewhere in the middle.
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HARD TO SUSTAIN Gauges compiled by banks and asset managers also imply positioning is off recent extremes.
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If Heerhugowaard is any indication, mainstream voters are already voicing arguments once heard only on the extremes.
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In effect, the European elections saw the centre squeezed to the advantage of extremes on both sides.
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The relationship between Islam and terrorism is significantly more complicated than either of those extremes would allow.
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He is taking the idea of "you either love him or you hate him" to new extremes.
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These extremes are reflective of a broader pattern: infant mortality is largely concentrated in the developing world.
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"I wanted people to see that even those extremes could be made into art," he once said.
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The biggest question facing the country is to what extent those extremes will influence the next government.
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Representative Duncan Hunter What I like to do is take these arguments out to there logical extremes.
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And a lot of people became skeptical of that world, so they turned to the political extremes.
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Language in the era of Heile Welt was sanitised, with political correctness often taken to ludicrous extremes.
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But for most people, most of the time, the results will be somewhere between those two extremes.
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Is there a point where a life lived in extremes is no longer a life worth living?
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Clot, a French-Swiss explorer, is testing the limits of human endurance, including to worsening temperature extremes.
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He often took his diet to further extremes, claiming that his eating patterns helped fuel his creativity.
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According to Distractify, a little girl went to emotional extremes in her quest to get a kitty.
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The market will start paying attention to politics if the extremes of both parties, including Vermont Sen.
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To focus on the extremes of posthuman ambition is, it seems to me, to miss the point.
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In the view of more than a few observers, these students were taking liberalism to illiberal extremes.
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After all, extremes make averages — the CEA report, for example, estimated the median household could get $3,000.
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That's why officials in cities not experiencing heat-related extremes need to improve emergency response systems, now.
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You get more weather extremes — hotter hot days, wetter wet ones, longer droughts, fiercer storms, heavier snows.
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Former Obama campaign strategist Joel Benenson on Thursday warned 22019 midterms candidates against running from the extremes.
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Whether Huawei should help build 5G networks is a hard question, somewhere in between those two extremes.
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In Europe, they have seen how the extremes on the political spectrum share their hatred of Jews.
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I interviewed him and learned how it works, and how some people are taking it to extremes.
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Getting into parties during fashion week is often tough, but this took the experience to new extremes.
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What is striking now, in an age of bloated genre-blending, is his lucid synthesis of extremes.
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It's a blazingly, unforgivingly neurotic performance that exists at extremes of loud and soft, fast and slow.
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That might have to change in the future when industries will increasingly be surprised by weather extremes.
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You'll likely bounce between these two extremes a few times today—try to find a healthy balance.
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Recently, though, I've heard about two scenarios that take the first date horror story to new extremes.
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Clark's death rallied people who have been marginalized in this city of extremes for far too long.
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Between these extremes is the equator of life, of thought, or spirit, or poetry—a narrow belt.
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Other states are going to extremes in order to beef up their workforces and ease the shortages.
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That comes down to having the necessary infrastructure in place to deal with the extremes, he said.
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It is unusual, then, when teams' key batters, like Altuve and Judge, are at such height extremes.
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"Motoya wins over her audience by pushing the absurd to extremes," Weike Wang writes in her review.
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The heatwave, it said, was "absolutely consistent" with extremes linked to the impact of greenhouse gas emissions.
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So social circumstances, and the lack of worker safety protection, made workers more vulnerable to weather extremes.
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HARPA advocates have dubbed the plan Stopping Aberrant Fatal Events by Helping Overcome Mental Extremes, or SAFEHOME.
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Without an extensive examination of history, the region is doomed to keep moving reactively between authoritarian extremes.
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Mountains also tend to feature weather extremes, such as wild temperature fluctuations and copious amounts of rain.
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Overseas, he's long been hailed as a groundbreaking experimentalist, stretching ballet to unprecedented extremes, daringly questioning convention.
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"We are a team that has been full of extremes so far," right fielder Jay Bruce said.
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The two front-runners represent the best extremes of what is possible in the commercial theater today.
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The Verde Valley is on the periphery of Grand Canyon National Park, a place known for extremes.
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But the district he wants to represent is a stark example of extremes of wealth and poverty.
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To the president's defenders, the episode is another example of Mr. Trump driving his critics to extremes.
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Leno isn't the only successful person who went to extremes to save money before making it big.
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Under Xi Jinping, the strongman Communist Party leader, censorship and control of culture has reached new extremes.
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"If you're dressed like everybody else, there are no extremes and you have nothing to worry about."
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But it soon became apparent that this was pushing voters from both sides to the political extremes.
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"Dolly" has to live at the extremes of its style, and maybe just a touch past them.
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By then I had split drinking into two extremes: Drink with abandon or don't drink at all.
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Here's a large, powerful, complex and obviously very serious piece, dealing with emotions at the very extremes.
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Staley described a painstaking approach to adding 25 pounds a year, which involved going to some extremes.
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The more each party embraces its extremes and extremists, the more each demonizes and dehumanizes the other.
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Dollar positioning, valuations and the low-volatility backdrop have reached extremes, meaning any reversal could be bloody.
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How often do the political extremes of this country look at an issue and denounce it together?
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The other cliché about such extremes is the unnerving ease with which they tend to fall away.
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Such mistrust has grown in Britain and America, as anti-Semitism has resurfaced at both political extremes.
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Farage shares this fervour, but hasn't quite taken it to the same extremes as the High Sparrow.
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And that's why I think it's best to be able to step outside of the two extremes.
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He said the authority was also introducing hardier varieties of coffee, resistant to diseases and weather extremes.
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"The question is whether Congress is gong to listen to the public or the extremes," Penn said.
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As one might expect, the proximity of the extremes has drawn people looking to test their mettle.
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Modern constitutional interpreters often rely on statements by Founders who occupied the extremes of the political spectrum.
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This strategy only inflamed the right's paranoiac ravings and helped move the goal posts to new extremes.
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Do you agree with the author that it is a "signpost of the extremes of American capitalism"?
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The way he reduces everything to black-and-white extremes of strong versus weak, greatest versus worst.
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They must reduce their carbon emissions while simultaneously becoming more resilient, better able to weather climate extremes.
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As for Rauch's claim that primaries pull the parties to the extremes, the evidence here is thin.
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She has called for "fanatical moderates" to serve as an antidote to extremes of both parties in Washington.
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Kors went to extremes to ensure his and LaPere's glass-walled master bathroom was safe from prying eyes.
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I believe we can do better than whipsaw between two angry, divisive extremes every presidential term or two.
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You may have heard about federal scientists asked to discuss "weather extremes" instead of "climate change" by administrators.
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Image: Lunar and Planetary Institute/Paul Schenk/NASA/New HorizonsAs for Charon, it's a moon of topographical extremes.
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If this occurs, water managers will have to adjust to accommodate more precipitation extremes and avoid severe floods.
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Vehicles located in nine states with high humidity and temperature extremes – designed Zone A – are the first priority.
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Many Chinese dynasties destroyed some glories of the previous one, but the Communists took this to new extremes.
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In short, the extremes of athletic capacity that men exhibit just aren't as vital in the ultra world.
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He sometimes pushed the music to compelling extremes for expressivity, at some cost to overall coherence and execution.
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"Both parties are being driven to the extremes," he worries, "and most people are somewhere in the middle."
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Then again, she's known for beauty extremes — and might have just pulled off the chicest makeover of summer.
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Of course, in true Crew fashion, all of this is taken way beyond realism, to sometimes questionable extremes.
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"One of the most surprising things we learned is this isn't about the extremes of temperature," Chang added.
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Bitcoin has, for many years, risen and fallen although January's valuations took the extremes to a new level.
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To answer your question, sometimes in life your dreams will drive you to the extremes beyond this world.
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And yes, there are extremes, but much of this anxiety-first style of parenting is forged in fact.
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Football is the most tribal of sports, fostering passionate adherence which, at extremes, can spill over into violence.
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If this occurs, water managers will have to adjust to accommodate more precipitation extremes and avoid severe floods.
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Upstart parties on both the Leave and Remain sides are tugging Labour and the Tories towards the extremes.
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This allows frigid air to break out of the Arctic and threaten Russia and Europe with cold extremes.
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" Chang said that one of the study's surprising finds was that "this isn't about the extremes of temperature.
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"That seems to be masking very significant changes in the character of precipitation" and precipitation extremes, Swain said.
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In addition, the frequency of such potentially devastating extremes in the Balkans doubled over the past sixty years.
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Just as scientists confidently predicted last century, climate change is pushing weather to extremes all over the planet.
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North Korea is the most extreme place for propaganda, and, in extremes, things can often become very clear.
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It is, again, proof of the country's spiral into illogical extremes: the inevitability and acceleration of black death.
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The members McConnell needs to convince sit on the extremes in some categories of the party and country.
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Africa, in particular, is grappling with what Bono called a phenomenon of three extremes — ideology, poverty and climate.
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But he's not seeing the extremes, or the catalyst, that would suggest a short fuse is lit - yet.
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The X-U can be submerged up to 49 feet, and is made to withstand other extremes, too.
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Acrophobia is one of the easiest feelings to trigger in VR, and The Climb takes it to extremes.
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However, the extremes of the approach in Philadelphia and Houston may be reaching a point of diminishing returns.
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Meanwhile more regions of the country will exhibit within their borders London-like extremes of liberalism and nativism.
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Clinton can't help but drive people to extremes and her week-long publicity blitz unsurprisingly did exactly that.
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But extremes weren't necessarily the point; a kind of hyper-attention to elegantly rendered motion was the point.
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And equally tellingly, they are enthusiasms of the center-left and center-right rather than the ideological extremes.
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Both extremes have rejected nuanced dialogue and opted for gutter accusations, false comparisons, gross exaggerations and even threats.
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The French don't think everyone should have the same bank balance, but they're offended by extremes of inequality.
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The competition's producers push the genre's routine manipulations, like casting for conflict and orchestrating outbursts, to monstrous extremes.
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He would write stuff that's really out of this world, like really go to extremes, which is dramatic.
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Lots of close-up shots of the heroine, plenty of physical and emotional extremes, and plenty of tension.
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Primary elections can pull candidates toward their party's extremes and make them less appealing in a general election.
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It's always really fun working with him on Lilly because we get to take her to the extremes.
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But they have been doing so in ways that are pulling to extremes, not converging on the center.
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But before such "heated" bouts of lunar comeuppance, Huppert takes the "clueless white lady" trope to hilarious extremes.
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And some extra water probably isn't going to hurt us, as long as it's not taken to extremes.
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Still, it's conceivable that on the whole we're happier in the spring, in transition between two seasonal extremes.
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But other parts of the probe will be exposed directly to whatever temperature extremes the spacecraft passes through.
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There's emerging evidence that such tumultuous swings between wet and dry extremes could become more common, Swain said.
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That manipulation, taken to extremes, could have dangerous effects, as in the peculiar case of Tarek El Sawah.
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The study, which focused on congressional elections, found that voters in those areas have tended toward ideological extremes.
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This business-as-usual approach might rally the extremes, but it will likely alienate independents from their parties.
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It's a play about the failure of justice when it deals with unknowable midpoints instead of obvious extremes.
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Preparing for future shifts in weather extremes also requires a better understanding of how the climate is changing.
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Jay Inslee made action to limit the worst extremes of climate change the core of his presidential bid.
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But between these extremes, the spring months offer an attractive combination of mild temperatures and lack of crowds.
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" He described racism as "the epitome of stupidity," but recited familiar complaints about the extremes of "both sides.
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It may not seem like much, but remember that this is an average, which can obscure the extremes.
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It said the European heatwave was "absolutely consistent" with extremes linked to the impact of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Today, the machine is the computer, endowed by software with transformative technology Mr. Laarman has pushed to extremes.
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And that innate sense of beauty itself can become an engine of evolution, pushing animals toward aesthetic extremes.
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The bill seems stuck in a vicious cycle as lawmakers try to appease both extremes of the GOP.
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" About 100,3833 tourists came to Chechnya last year, he said, adding with a shrug, "Some people like extremes.
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Serena, who spent the season vacillating between extremes of righteousness and venality, is an even less consistent character.
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Some consumer advocates contended that by resorting to blackouts, the utilities were going to extremes to protect themselves.
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The research I wrote about this week wasn't the first suggestion that YouTube can push viewers to extremes.
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"We are seeing historic extremes in selling pressure," said Keith Lerner, chief market strategist at Truist/SunTrust Advisory.
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Even people who are not going to extremes are being influenced by all the talk of a recession.
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When several patterns align, they can easily push weather toward extremes, particularly in the middle of the continent.
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What drives Americans to extremes is not losing an election but the fear of losing for all time.
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Between these two extremes she creates a character who is pitiable and yet too awesome to be pitied.
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Nonetheless — in allowing the extremes in, we should not be blind to where their worst tendencies can lead.
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"At the end of the day, the extremes day in the sun is coming to an end," Rep.
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His questioning rejected the closed-mindedness seen too often from the political and ideological extremes on either side.
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Elizabethan courtiers thought so, taking the impulse to such extremes that it became a parody of good health.
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Our history is that of a swinging political pendulum - testing extremes but invariably returning to a functional center.
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During the silent-film era, bold individualists tested the extremes of techniques that they may also have invented.
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For Syrians, Mr. Trump is merely pushing to extremes a process that has been going on for years.
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Computer models suggest that climate change will exacerbate a trend toward extremes — very dry or very wet years.
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Obviously, something closer to the 10 point margin is more likely to happen than something on the extremes.
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And then there are a lot of situations where the expectation of privacy is somewhere between those extremes.
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Weather-related extremes caused 21.5 million displacements annually between 2008 and 2016, according to the Environmental Justice Foundation.
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Extremes of heat tend to kill quickly, with spikes in deaths striking within days of a hot spell.
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It may well be that elections, as with the last presidential race, are now won at the extremes.
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Just like centrist Democrats, moderate Republicans are dismayed at how elections are increasingly a choice between two extremes.
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Obviously, you don't need to go to extremes here — like scratching your nose every time your interviewer does.
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Vinyl records these days amount to one of two extremes: either dusty, embarrassing garbage or advanced-level consumables.
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Season seven — which alternated between extremes of dragon fire and the icy North — was more cool than hot.
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Below are screenshots that include some of the lewd and banal extremes of what is posted on there.
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And as the chart below shows, the amount of rain from a once-in-every-30-years rainstorm has gone up due to warming: "In [regions] where we have known precipitation extremes, we have been able to detect an increase in precipitation extremes due to a warming climate," Kapnick said.
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Weak leaders and parties with nothing to say to anxious voters have allowed support to drift to the extremes.
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We find this taken to extremes in, for example, explicitly fascist movements, which very much operate on this principle.
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This rinsing out of the old political class was a deliberate attempt by Mr Macron to combat political extremes.
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Average temperatures may be unexceptional in 2019, but the weather extremes seen in the United States are changing character.
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Visions of the end of the world tend to extremes—the planet fatally fracked, flooded, hurricaned,…Read more Read
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Considering the interesting contrast of reconciling co-existing with these two extremes, I'm taking this one—all of it.
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"You also have big extremes in breadth and sentiment and leadership that we really don't often see," she added.
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Pretty much the same as my life now, just as much a patchwork of extremes and contrasts, but magnified.
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The key to developing this idea is to allow for a range of intermediate cell states between two extremes.
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It was, in effect, a zero rate, but more importantly demonstrated the Fed's willingness to go to extremes. tmsnrt.
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This is fixable, but no politician wants to compromise in order not to upset the extremes of their party.
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"The extremes will get more extreme," says Kelly Mahoney, a research meteorologist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Great founders live between these extremes in the world of the possible and inspire others to share that worldview.
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He seems to fear extremes on both ends of the political spectrum, as he prepares to pass the baton.
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Here was a woman in the tricky position of both speaking for her party and chiding its nativist extremes.
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This is to clambering up monkey bars what mountaineering is to hiking, a natural human pursuit pushed to extremes.
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Because of these environmental extremes, computers and other electronics bound for space are often built with extra protective hardware.
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When such extremes are far off, it is rational to take on more risk than when they are close.
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These areas share not so much a vote for political extremes as depopulation, and a remoteness from public services.
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"It's going to be a day of extremes," said Jake Bernstein, author of "The Ultimate Day Trader," on Tuesday.
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Season 2 contestant Suzanne Mendonca also claimed that contestants would go to extremes to lose weight on the show.
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It's hard to get any information about humanity as a whole by looking at this small sample of extremes.
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Writing about the "golden mean," Aristotle argued that human virtues exist between the two extremes of excess and deficiency.
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Studies have shown there is a sharply increased risk of heat extremes as average surface and ocean temperatures climb.
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These trends toward polarization have been coming for a long time, but they have reached extremes during Obama's presidency.
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Some liberals joined the opposing chorus, mostly because they disliked the government going to extremes to help big business.
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I tend to be interested in the extremes of the human experience (hence the "hardcore" in the show's title).
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Few who see war avoid trauma; it is hard to switch between the extremes of conflict and humdrum domesticity.
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Precipitation extremes, including heavy snow events during the winter, are becoming more common as the climate continues to change.
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Go deeper: The future of forgetting Saving AI from catastrophic forgetting People living on the two extremes of memory
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In the book series, this conflict goes to extremes as a group of belter radicals bombard Earth with asteroids.
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Veloux's work is meant to draw attention to the unrealistic extremes portrayed in magazines, television, Instagram, and other media.
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It's an environment of extremes, full of craters, incredibly cold temperatures, and areas of full sunlight or complete darkness.
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Imagine, for instance, a Congress concerned that a presidential administration might go to extremes in enforcing federal immigration law.
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Experts said the government's vague definition of improper content often results in companies' going to extremes to show compliance.
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Burle Marx would go on to landscape a new capital, Brasília, that would take national ambition to new extremes.
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The biggest extremes in the quality of maternal care are for women of color and of low socioeconomic backgrounds.
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"You get strong rainfall in extremes, or you get nothing," said Prein, who had no role in the study.
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But the planet has been warming at an accelerated pace for 40 years now, making heat extremes more likely.
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All three planets are similar in size, which is very different from our own solar system filled with extremes.
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It wasn't the first time that chasing after views has pushed young YouTubers, and their fans, to dangerous extremes.
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That may be true, but there is plenty of ground between the extremes of mass naturalisation and permanent limbo.
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To what extremes will Rick go to depose him, and what does that say about the new social order?
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For the next two years, neither party, increasingly driven to polarized extremes, will be likely to produce major legislation.
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So far, cryptocurrency companies have often had to choose between two extremes when deciding where to set up shop.
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Just as DiCaprio did for The Revenant, Hathaway pushed her body to extremes for her role in Les Misérables.
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We shot the pilot episode over the course of three hellish days, manipulating the cast toward increasingly dramatic extremes.
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But party members are not the same as the electorate; they tend towards the extremes on right and left.
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Toxic haze in India: Air pollution in northern India climbed to poisonous extremes over the weekend and into Monday.
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The speech had too many extremes that discredited his message and raised unnecessary questions about his judgment and consistency.
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Letter To the Editor: Housing patterns and socioeconomic extremes are major factors in New York City's egregious school segregation.
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Instead, it's an impression of the mysterious social forces and private agonies that might drive a person to extremes.
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School shootings are far too commonplace, with real-life Jason Dean types seen taking their discontent to deadly extremes.
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From there, the field of endocrinology, as this compelling history shows, has manifested extremes of ingenuity and hubristic error.
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Attracted to conceptual extremes, Rutherford-Johnson devotes many pages to works that extend the radical experiments of John Cage.
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Art for Tomorrow DOHA, Qatar — In culture, as in many things, the Middle East is a region of extremes.
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Hendrix carried all those roles to pioneering extremes, and the Experience Hendrix tour pays tribute with a guitar onslaught.
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It's a tale of extremes, yet it underscores Silicon Valley's proclivity for tolerating – and funding – overambitious, self-aggrandizing dreamers.
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The medical staff prepared for any emergency and extremes of climate and disorder outside the walls of the Cocteau.
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At the extremes, however, a person's relationship with cleaning could be a sign of a more troubling underlying issue.
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The effect was barely seen at all between these extremes, and low power was less affected by speed differences.
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But movies and television do serve as oases of comfort, even when they seem to be staking out extremes.
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He was a firebrand to his core, spewing inflammatory rhetoric, eschewing compromise and pushing political discourse to the extremes.
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It was, in effect, a zero rate, but more importantly demonstrated the Fed's willingness to go to extremes. tmsnrt.
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One of our deepest problems right now is that the middle ground is vanishing and the extremes are rising.
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Both the Social Democrats and the Christian Democratic Union have lost ground to the political extremes in recent years.
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But under Mr. Yu's baton, they summoned surprising extremes, leavened occasionally with the brisk lightness of a Tchaikovsky ballet.
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And that feature has been taken to its comedic extremes with the use of memes and pop culture references.
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Crucially, however, the journal does not explicitly set out to prove links between specific weather extremes and global warming.
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You see that and then you think about the one in London, and these extremes shouldn't exist, you know?
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Ms. Pazsitzky's parent material is more in the Louis C. K. vein, with longer setups and exaggerated emotional extremes.
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He pushed the orchestra to blaring extremes at times, but the excessiveness of the music may call for that.
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What, if anything, links such extremes—between parents and planet, cancer and capitalism, cellphones and "the war on terror"?
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It shows that even a year of record-breaking drought can have pockets of extremes in the other direction.
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It appears there's nothing that this limpid troupe can't do, in terms of stretching the body to spectacular extremes.
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The number of undernourished people tends to be higher in countries highly exposed to climate extremes, the report said.
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With a tiny minority of Muslims to join the dialogue, the public debate has splayed outward to the extremes.
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But since the introduction of the chickenpox vaccine in 1995, parents no longer need to go to these extremes.
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The cool nights are pleasant, to be sure, but "pleasant" can be jarring in a city used to extremes.
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Meet Lavinia and Louise, two glamorous blondes roaming the depraved extremes of New York's all-night clandestine party circuit.
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He takes this to arresting extremes with Hades: Groups of instruments buttress, enclose, mimic and sometimes needle every syllable.
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In this scene, McTeer was searching for ways to balance the extremes of the Marquise's villainy with her humanity.
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It was a regular season of extremes for Major League Baseball, in the standings and on the stat sheets.
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The four leading candidates span the extremes of the political spectrum and are locked in a virtual dead heat.
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As these two extremes show, the more cases emerge, the less attention medical officials can give to each one.
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We could quantify our extremes: 24-hour prayer groups, 30,000 person gatherings, big-dollar offerings, number of souls saved.
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It's stuff like Trump and Biden lacked ideologically pure records, while their party bases were going to the extremes.
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People and wildlife cannot withstand the extremes we are already experiencing and this is just 1 degree of warming.
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The careful investor who's looking at all of these superlatives and rare extremes then asks what typically happens next?
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So there are plenty of very nice people out there who have exhibited both extremes of the assertiveness spectrum.
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He was not only a Wall Streeter but also a Democrat, a moderate voice during a time of extremes.
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"What we're trying to do here is to occupy a new middle ground between those two extremes," he explained.
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This indicates that owning stocks at both extremes of prior-year performance has historically been a market-beating strategy.
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Season seven's hue was all over the place, oscillating between extremes as ice and fire clashed against each other.
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A big priority for the AR industry going forward will be to find a balance between those two extremes.
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So earlier this year when we sat down for an interview, I asked Macy to elaborate on those extremes.
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And so the brothers reworked it yet again, aiming for a level of fare, and price, between the two extremes.
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Sometimes, what happens in life — I'll get back to this season in a second — sometimes there are two polar extremes.
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Other than that, the lava planet COROT-7b is the really obvious one, it takes global warming to ludicrous extremes.
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The trend means more people land on the extremes when assessing this President-elect, and fewer take the middle ground.
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The daughter of a Democrat from Sweden and a Trump supporter from Mississippi, Jessica Jackson is used to navigating extremes.
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He promised to ensure there would be no reason to vote for "the extremes" after his five years in office.
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It will be able to explore the Universe's extremes and perhaps discover things we haven't even thought to question yet.
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The Dow just roared 22,2700 points higher in a single session after December sell-offs swept its internals to extremes.
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But they must stand for years through inclement weather, temperature extremes, and naturally — being the tallest things around — lightning strikes.
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And while the truth lies somewhere in between these extremes, it is unlikely to be the mathematical mean of them.
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You look at the extremes of the theory, hoping there are places where the real world doesn't agree with it.
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Yes, this has always been a show known for anticlimax, but season five sometimes seemed to take that to extremes.
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New tricks include boosting existing partisan memes from both political extremes, and promoting divisive posts online which originate from Americans.
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RationalFX's Davdra forecast June 24 would be a day of "extremes" for the pound, whatever the outcome of the referendum.
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It's the same reason why rainfall extremes have grown increasingly intense in the U.S., leading to a boost in flooding.
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The City Boy The extremes of the City Boy's diet are as bipolar as his public schooled, coked-up personality.
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When it is depicted onscreen, it's typically associated with a negative stigma or represented by unrealistic extremes and harmful stereotypes.
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"[Climate change] makes things that much worse," said Nelson, referencing the well-predicted extremes to the hydrological, or water, cycle.
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It was, in fact, in many ways a year of extremes, with stark developments on both ends of the spectrum.
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The argument becomes somewhat pointless at the extremes: No company is actually "full stack" if you define that broadly enough.
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Her husband has been kept at times in a very crowded cell, and has suffered extremes of heat and cold.
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This gap isn't merely a partisan divide, it exists within each party as well, and most notably at the extremes.
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And we look at a retrospective of the photographer Don McCullin's work, which reveals extremes of human experience and suffering.
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As to whether or not these seeds of life could withstand the extremes of atmospheric re-entry, that's another story.
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Of course, this represents a pretty unhealthy way to be healthy: a binge-purge approach that favors extremes over moderation.
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Founded in the seventeenth century, Salafism was once something of a fringe joke because of the extremes of its puritanism.
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The Lobster starts with an illogical premise, then draws out each idea at length, to their most attenuated, grotesque extremes.
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Delegates said sweltering temperatures and weather extremes were a spur for action at the annual conference in Bonn from Nov.
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There are artists resisting the social constructs rotting humanity from the inside out, by taking sound art to its extremes.
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As queer and trans people, we are so used to being objectified or ignored—it's one of those two extremes.
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As climate change brings more weather extremes, including droughts, pastoralists need better information to make good decisions about their herds.
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Whatever path mainstream parties choose to counter the rise of the extremes, it should probably not be the Austrian one.
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For three decades, Ackerman has played an outsize role in the NRA's messaging, constantly pushing the organization to new extremes.
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And sometimes they go to extremes, as if describing encounters with life's horrors and beauties in a very interior way.
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If it's a political allegory, the message is that both the state and its opposition tend to go to extremes.
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New flood protection infrastructure can lead to low perceived risk, increased development, and thus amplified impacts when extremes eventually occur.
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In the Piano Concerto (20053), Ligeti explores polyrhythms and the extremes of the piano, from bristling highs to thumping lows.
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We're driven to these extremes by some vague sense that all of this frantic communicating will make us more productive.
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The Royals have endured a season of extremes, with four winning or losing streaks of at least five games each.
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He said politicians draw districts that reward them for "pandering to the extremes" rather than trying to win persuadable voters.
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So I felt blessed, but then Franco would drink, he would drink to extremes, and become very aggressive and abusive.
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Morgan Stanley equity strategist Michael Wilson said he believes the tech correction is overdue, given extremes in outperformance and positioning.
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There is the same disgust at the whole campaign spectacle, the same frustration at a system that benefits society's extremes.
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"Too often, the extremes in both political parties call out those of us who try to be bipartisan," he said.
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In this way, Pokémon Go has become the rare app to unite the two extremes of the mobile gaming universe.
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"And what I'd like us to do is veer somewhere in between those two extremes," he said at an Aug.
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When taken to extremes, the authors wrote, self-confidence in one leader may be hubris and narcissism in the next.
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But negative positions are far from the extremes seen in recent years, leaving the pound vulnerable to another lurch lower.
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But rather than clients going to the extremes of lawsuits, media agencies should be prepared for account reviews, Miller said.
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Arthur: One thing we would probably agree on is that people on the extremes of both sides are pretty humorless.
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The fact that the extremes go up, that increases costs even more so than if the averages would move up.
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The theological roots of "positive thinking" show how the seeming polar extremes of pessimism and optimism work hand in hand.
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At the core of every K-Pop fans' dedication to their favorite group lies the unspoken understanding of two extremes.
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Playing with scale, pushing it to absurd extremes, was at the heart of many of Williams' projects, including "Sunflower" (1967).
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Last year's extremes played out as a taste of what the world can expect if those levels continue to rise.
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One part of the competition involves making a signature drink — a creative challenge that, naturally, drives contestants to silly extremes.
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The video, with Rosalía leading a "Beauty gang," takes fingernail adornment to extravagant extremes — though they can double as knives.
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Drake's taken the idea that he's a politician masquerading as a rapper, and pushed it to Donald Trump level extremes.
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He would not push pitchers to stupid extremes, but he refused to hew to limits without basis in medical fact.
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We are in the hottest period in the history of civilization, leading to record-breaking weather events and temperature extremes.
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The poor experience these two extremes — hypervisibility and invisibility — while often lacking the agency or resources to challenge unfair outcomes.
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Perhaps the truth is never possible, but it is for us to be conscious of the extremes and push them.
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In a region known for extremes, a newcomer to wine tastings explores a largely experimental and free-spirited vineyard scene.
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Those voters with what they call a "fixed worldview" and those with a "fluid worldview" are at the two extremes.
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America's ugly obsession with guns and mass shootings blended this month predictably with the far extremes of anti-immigrant sentiment.
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That he drives his critics to such extremes, they argue, says more about them than it does about Mr. Trump.
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It is in line with what we would expect from a global warming perspective that we would see these extremes.
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Mr. Hockney, it might seem, is a direct heir of Matisse's Fauvism, pushing color contrasts to trippy and hedonistic extremes.
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Few places on the planet offer a more dramatic juxtaposition of extremes: the climate ranges from desert to subarctic conditions.
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Op-Ed Contributor MADRID — It has been the destiny of Venezuela to bounce between the extremes of oppression and freedom.
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"I'm not optimistic because the government is pushing protesters to extremes, and then afterwards using their actions to stigmatize them."
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If leaders of these other governments reason the same way, the result is likely to be catastrophic weather extremes everywhere.
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"People have woken up to the two extremes of Kensington," said Emma Dent Coad, the member of Parliament for Kensington.
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Devastating floods followed the country's fire season, a cycle that scientists call "compound extremes": one climate disaster intensifying the next.
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It's a tumult of sensory extremes, of images and sounds, lurching shapes, braying voices, intensities of feeling and calculated craziness.
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" Ms. Klobuchar has sought to appeal to voters who feel "stuck in the middle of the extremes in our politics.
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Religious education is shallow in Tunisia, so there's little theological substance to keep a young person from going to extremes.
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But dopamine fasting has since been adopted by folks (mainly in the Bay Area) who are taking it to extremes.
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You can tax yourself to extremes while you work because you spend lots and lots of time resting and preparing.
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The reality of two parties pulled towards their most radical extremes raises questions about the effectiveness of the Constitution itself.
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Another woman blamed her emotional extremes on Russian soldiers in Berlin, who molested her mother and her uncle as children.
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In November, the USDA deferred interest accrual for crop insurance premiums to help farmers cope with 2019's weather extremes.
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"There's a certain casual comfort and familiarity at the extremes of formality that are easy to forget about," he said.
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Suddenly you realize to what extremes athletes put themselves to just to play a game and earn millions of dollars.
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To the Editor: The print subheadline, "Politics Straddles 2 Extremes, but Americans Fall in the Middle," promotes a false equivalency.
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A diverse range of unusually young photographers are reflecting on the reality of creating images in a world of extremes.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The new Sophie album stands as the year's most adoring ode to sonic extremes.
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The European heatwave was "absolutely consistent" with extremes linked to the impact of greenhouse gas emissions, according to the WMO.
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With the larger parties thrashing about at the extremes, it is ever more important that we hold elected officials to account.
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Those extremes would give us the opportunity to measure the climate variations that occurred and the evolutionary responses to those changes.
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Jose Lerma Constantly playing with scale and abstraction, José Lerma's layered paintings heighten the elements of a portrait to surrealist extremes.
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Image: SonyVenom strikes an imperfect balance between two extremes—sticking too close to, or straying too far from, Marvel's source material.
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Weather extremes are distinct from climate patterns, but understanding them over the long term helps put our understanding climate into context.
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Let's acknowledge our emotions in all the colors and extremes they come in but learn healthy ways to deal with them.
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Centuries later, we're mostly the same people; sometimes we long for things in healthy ways — but there are apparently dark extremes.
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Over the longer-term, precipitation extremes in many parts of the globe have become more frequent and intense, studies have shown.
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Because extremes in temperature are ironed out underground, the virtues of subterranean living have been used to human advantage as well.
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And you know there is not any community in the world that is perfect there are many extremes in every community.
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Looking for air time, Democrats have been forced to the extremes, which may lead to political disaster with a centrist electorate.
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You could feel that pull in the fieriness of many candidates' manners and the extremes to which they pushed their positions.
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The D850 looks like a mashup of the best things that Nikon is doing at both extremes of its DSLR lineup.
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The 219-page report detailed the extremes to which Russian spies were capable of going in the heart of the West.
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The rest of the guesses were scattered between these two extremes, with the average estimate being 2099 — 81 years from now.
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If you're like me you'll find both tone extremes too much, then pick something in the middle and keep it there.
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It helps balance out the story when the protagonists and antagonists (especially Campbell, ugh) bog the show down with their extremes.
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And while we may think of introverts and extroverts as two extremes, most of us actually fall somewhere in the middle.
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"The United States is pretty much loaded for so many [weather] extremes in so many places," the NOAA's Smith tells CNBC.
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The announced launch list includes Ubisoft, Telltale Games, Digital Extremes, Hi-Rez Studios, tinyBuild, Paradox Interactive, Trion Worlds, Vlambeer, and others.
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"It is worrying that we see significant increases of such extremes already at just 1 degree of global warming," he said.
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No Middle GroundDaniel Locker, Brooklyn, N.Y. The extremes of both parties have us all believing that there is no middle ground.
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Such precipitation extremes are consistent with what is expected as the climate warms, since warmer air carries (and delivers) more moisture.
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But given the urgency of the question — does Facebook push normal political speech to extremes, inciting violence even in developed nations?
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Working at the firm has been an agony and ecstasy, some say—sometimes toggling between both extremes in a single day.
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Packing.My sister and I are like an allegorical lesson in travel-packing extremes, but we are both pretty terrible at it.
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Historical experiences indicate that extremes of temperature, rainfall and drought increase the probability that a nation will fall into civil war.
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This is Us is a show about life in its extremes; about the best days of your life, and the worst.
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INGRAHAM: All right, a Colorado Democrat thinking that going to extremes on camera is going to get him elected to Congress?
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Given a zealous or messianic personality, this rule — which says events can be determined at the extremes — can overcome the others.
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Since then, musicians have continued to push distortion and amplification to the furthest imaginable extremes—with orchestration as well as intensity.
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Told by studio executives she had to watch her figure, she would often go to extremes to lose any extra pounds.
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"Peggy has been writing quite a bit about the campaign, which really has been a race to the extremes," Bloomberg said.
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The key to thinking sensibly about this "solar geoengineering" is to avoid the extremes and consider the most plausible-use scenarios.
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Is my interracial relationship super special, or does the rhetoric surrounding interracial dating between Black and white folks lean toward extremes?
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But the fact Breitbart is running stories like this shows the extremes to which it may go to discredit Moore's accusers.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - If anyone on Earth is familiar with the extremes of money - poverty and wealth - it is Wyclef Jean.
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"It is driving risks for crop yields in many regions and generally increases dangerous weather extremes around the globe," he added.
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There's no public dialogue between the two extremes while a quieter middle tries to get something done, to little avail yet.
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Whether or not you're a makeup and skin-care obsessive, you've likely gone to some extremes in the name of beauty.
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Whereas von Trier's and Haneke's films achieve, for all their exaggerations and extremes, an essayistic clarity, Lanthimos's can be quite muddled.
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As a professional bridesmaid for hire, Jen Glantz has witnessed firsthand the extremes wedding parties often indulge for their big day.
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The study highlights the urgency for the global cereal production system to adapt to extremes in a changing climate, they added.
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In fact, since temperature extremes are rare, moderate shifts outside the norm accounted for the most harm in a given population.
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The willingness of TCGS to go to these extremes is a dedication to the craft that is hiding in plain sight.
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But those were only two extremes on an album full of them, one that showed the full scale of his ambition.
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"It would probably be a Constitution written by two political extremes," said César Rodríguez, director of Dejusticia, a legal research institute.
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Kenny uses the extremes of rural life in a time of shortage and sadness to depict what it means to survive.
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Extremes in warm daytime and nighttime temperatures and one-day precipitation totals were much above average for the year, NOAA found.
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