Definitely not all filtered through him, but it's filtered through being his dad.
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Nano fat (emulsified & filtered fat) are fat cells that have been crushed and filtered out.
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You can head into the Settings to configure more controls, like filtered keywords, filtered subreddits and blocked users.
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These interactions aren't filtered through the rose-colored lenses of a movie (though, they are filtered somewhat — it's still YouTube content, after all).
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I had already filtered the photo when I first took it, and wanted to see if the app still worked on filtered photos.
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To see your own filtered message requests, go to Messages, Message Requests, then tap See Filtered Requests if you're on Facebook via desktop.
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Mukunda hypothesized that, in highly filtered organizations, leaders would end up being relatively interchangeable; in less filtered organizations, individual variation will be greater.
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It's rated Gold in Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design standards, offering eco-friendly alternatives like filtered water, filtered air and lower energy costs.
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After the session, Obama took a sip from a glass of filtered Flint water, insisting that residents should feel safe if they also drank water that had been filtered.
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All Obama politics should be filtered through the DNC, and all Party politics"—including existing organizations that support candidates for Congress and statehouses—"should be filtered through the DNC.
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And when these researchers say coffee, they don't mean caramel macchiatos or other speciality concoctions; boiled versus filtered coffee was tested in one study, with filtered offering the greatest benefit.
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The news comes as Michigan Governor Rick Snyder has pledged to drink filtered Flint tap water for a month, in an effort to prove that the city's tainted water is safe when filtered.
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They'll be later followed by Filtered Tweets, which offers a real-time but filtered stream of tweets; as well as Recent Search, offering a way to search tweets from the past seven days.
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Not just public, but attractive, shiny, and filtered to perfection.
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It filtered my entire media diet for years and years.
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But the filtered plasma was also 99 percent pure plasma.
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Are these filtered displays real life, or just an ad?
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Maybe. Instagram, fully filtered, isn't going to knock down dictatorships.
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They then mostly filtered out after officially closing the session.
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You can code the camera to take a filtered picture.
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Every sashay is snapped, tweeted, filtered and posted within milliseconds.
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Soon your lock screen is filtered by personalization algorithms, too.
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My siblings giggled at me through their (properly filtered) masks.
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Their giant rivals, by contrast, use data filtered by retailers.
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She used tap water filtered though a Brita water purifier.
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The demand for commodities has also filtered through hedge funds.
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Bottled and filtered water Why not just use bottled water?
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All the houses will have access to filtered drinking water.
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Its iterations were washed out, weirdly colored, and poorly filtered.
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She says they have certain words filtered on their website.
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Above, the tropical sun was filtered by the Amazon canopy.
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But not all the hate can be filtered, it seems.
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As pale streetlight filtered in, all I heard was suckling.
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This aggressive approach has filtered down to the local level.
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The molluscs cleaned and filtered the water, naturally removing pollutants.
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It's a passion that has filtered down to the public.
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The water should be filtered and at room temperature. 5.
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Although Wikipedia is accessible in China, certain pages are filtered.
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Too often, they are bounced around, filtered out or lost.
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These ads are filtered and placed by Google (called AdSense).
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Streaming channels should be dynamically filtered based on the user.
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Very little information about the forum's content has filtered through.
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Also, the photo is gifted with a softly filtered light.
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"It really filtered down to the whole production," he said.
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Sunlight filtered through bullet holes in the building's metal siding.
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The photos look almost like they've been filtered on Instagram.
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And the water is filtered to get rid of chlorine.
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Read This Next: Filtered Cigarettes Just Make Smoking Even Deadlier
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Once it's installed, you'll enjoy filtered light while maintaining your privacy!
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I filtered through each candidate's account, pulling out certain policy keywords.
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You'll find selfies and good meals and exquisitely filtered landscape shots.
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It is the lens through which emotion and experience are filtered.
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A still from a video previously filtered by Restricted Mode. YouTube.
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Instagram feeds are manufactured, tastefully filtered windows into another person's life.
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Everything else is filtered through it, because that's your reality. Right?
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All of our realities, to some extent, are constructed or filtered.
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With algorithms, political content is already filtered according to our preferences.
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It's just that those meant for other computers are filtered out.
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Tea is cooked in a boiler and filtered with a cloth.
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The windows were surrounded by ivy, with this green, filtered light.
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But there are suspicions about how carefully these "relatives" are filtered.
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That statement is filtered purely through my experience and Tarell's experience.
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Tech Talk: There's a secret "filtered requests" inbox in Facebook Messenger.
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Why would you ever not want to see the world filtered?
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The rally in Asia filtered through to other regions as well.
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Traditionally, information has filtered from the agency through statements and leaks.
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Reports filtered in from ethnic and national groups across the globe.
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This debate filtered down, reshaping opinions on torture along partisan lines.
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In his view, all photographs are filtered through the photographer's subjectivity.
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In a later scene, Victoria is filtered through a softer lens.
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All news arrived there, filtered and slightly delayed, through the media.
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The issue has filtered to the top of the Chinese leadership.
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She learned that movement and filtered it back into her work.
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And filtered tap water can certainly brighten up the flavor too.
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Even her cover photo is a filtered shot of her eyes.
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The ambient air is Newark's, but filtered, ventilated, heated, and cooled.
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The idea of "period" is filtered through imagination and fevered memory.
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But filtered cigarettes were also seen as weaker and less flavorful.
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Not everything in the show needs to be filtered through commentary.
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It's then filtered and blended at 20 percent with standard diesel.
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Most explicit results will now be filtered out of Google searches.
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Rather, her life is filtered through prescribed priorities, devotions, principles, commitments.
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But his sharpest social commentary is filtered through a personal prism.
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Water gets filtered through invisible holes and zapped with UV lightOrange County's filtration process begins like most "toilet to tap" systems in the US. Household sewage arrives at local wastewater treatment facilities, where it's filtered by screens.
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Written from my heart and not filtered through a third party gaze.
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The neediest, most challenging students are filtered out to pockets of desperation.
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"I work with a highly filtered, highly clean data set," Korts explained.
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The third type, called UVC, is thankfully filtered out by Earth's atmosphere.
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They will keep on posting, one Amaro filtered picture at a time.
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And is it actually better than filtered water as the top ingredient?
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"I'm being discriminated and filtered on YouTube," she said in a video.
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Conventional Washington hawkishness, when filtered through Trump's instincts, could be extremely dangerous.
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Even filtered wastewater can contain what scientists call contaminants of emerging concern.
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Much of the event is happening through the filtered lenses of smartphones.
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Google is the only search engine allowed, but the results are filtered.
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I see the world filtered and duckfaced like every other woman does.
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Is it simply filtered magic that makes these products seem so miraculous?
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Price: $210–$215 BRITA fill&go Want filtered water on the go?
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It was all not getting filtered out [in the motion-capture process].
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The new airflow keeps germs relatively quarantined until they are filtered out.
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"They're telling me something filtered through 50 years of memories," he said.
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The air on a plane is filtered but it circulates in sections.
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The Handpresso also works with paper filtered Easy Serving Espresso (ESE) pods.
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On Facebook, real-time content often gets lost in the filtered feed.
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The music selection is filtered so songs won't have explicit content. 5.
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The music selection is also filtered so songs won't have explicit content.
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In Denmark's drinking water, it's unclear if it was regulated or filtered.
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EPA: FLINT WATER SAFE, IF FILTERED: The tap water in Flint, Mich.
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President Obama took a drink of filtered tap water from Flint, Mich.
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"Filtered water is safe and it works," he said at the event.
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Strong earnings have not filtered through to across-the-board equity gains.
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With its frenzy filtered over six hours, The Get Down feels wired.
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Without making it clear it's actually presenting a filtered, algorithmically controlled view.
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Each aroma is filtered by hand without pressure and allowed to rest.
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The juice is collected and filtered, then placed into a fermenting tank.
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Yet a sense of energy and accomplishment filtered through its dated extravagance.
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Not only are there new spins on traditional cow's milk — ultra-filtered?
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More likely, the shapes represent a building, filtered through Tal R's imagination.
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It's filtered through a prism of class solidarity and institutional self-preservation.
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A solution filtered from boiled, cracked horse chestnuts serves as hand soap.
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Their stories, as filtered through Faye, comprise the bulk of the narrative.
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The house-filtered water is gratis, as is the very good bread.
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A wine may not be finished until it is filtered and clarified.
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It can observe large exoplanets and detect starlight filtered through their atmosphere.
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As the last of the crowd filtered out, Ms. Zernowitski was mobbed.
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It was Mr. Jones's wisdom filtered through that of all the others.
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Once fermented, it's filtered and bottled—and there you have your wine.
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Everything is slowed down and filtered into a druggy, hazy fugue state.
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That is, the news one receives online is more ideologically filtered than the news one receives in print, but it is far, far less filtered than the news and perspectives one finds in conversation with friends, neighbours and colleagues.
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Last year it started allowing all Facebook users to chat with each other even if they aren't friends, though strangers' pings can sometimes be hidden in the Filtered Message Requests section under Settings -> People -> Message Requests -> See Filtered Requests.
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It evokes E.M. Forster's visionary short story "The Machine Stops," published in 1909, about a future time when human civilization has moved underground to breathe filtered air and drink filtered water, because humans have rendered the earth's surface uninhabitable.
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In the testing, nearly all filtered water tested below 1 part per billion.
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" Akbar"I sell around 40-50 cans of filtered water in Jamia Nagar.
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The bribes were filtered through a charity that claimed to help underserved students.
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After a three-month Instagram hiatus, she's back with a heavily filtered vengeance.
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We typically hear one version, flattened out and filtered by those in power.
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The books spawned reading groups across the country and filtered into the counterculture.
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But they get filtered through different lenses so often that they stay exciting.
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Filtered and EQ'd with masses of reverb and then stacking and sculpting them.
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Ahead are a few HEPA-filtered options that you might want to try.
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The media constantly wants us to be more filtered, more posed, more flexed.
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Tubes coming from their headgear reveal that their air supply is filtered, too.
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Other Christmas markets and some bars had emptied as the news filtered through.
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Hotels can additionally be filtered by the neighborhood, rating, price and their amenities.
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That data has been modeled, cleaned and filtered by the team developing Tay.
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Everything I learn is filtered through the possibility that it might be taught.
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Why did we need a meaningless summary filtered by Attorney General William Barr?
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Disappointment filtered through "Say You Will," an opener fed up with broken promises.
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They downloaded 81,413 dragonfly images from iNaturalist and filtered that down to 8,925.
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This is because they generally filtered into the mainstream from the alt-right.
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In other words, your feed is self-filtered to reinforce your belief system.
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The tension between Trump and Romney has filtered down to their aides, too.
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The apartment was spotless and furnished in white; sunlight filtered through closed blinds.
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Their perceptions of Trump's behavior are also filtered through the conservative media machine.
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Then in 2013, they filtered the water for strontium, another toxic radioactive substance.
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Thin winter light filtered through its dusty panes onto the unfinished plasterboard walls.
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We only drink filtered or bottled water in my house, just in case.
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It was a little after lunchtime, and sun filtered grayly through the skylights.
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A happy story about family togetherness, filtered through the lens of superhuman antics.
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In this example, the sheet will be filtered by data greater than 5000.
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Scattered firsthand reports filtered out on social media, and we decided to visit.
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It also means those blogs will be filtered out from Safe Search results.
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Maybe, from time to time, some of the doings filtered back to you.
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That number could possibly be lowered just by changing how cigarettes are filtered.
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Vacation is not the time to be modest or post bashful, filtered photos.
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Ms. Weaver continues to tell residents to drink only bottled or filtered water.
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"The distillery uses water that's naturally filtered through pure lava rock," says Petch.
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Blue light filtered through the magnificent stained-glass rose windows above the portals.
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These filtered into his son's consciousness, mixing with cartoon characters and comic books.
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Of course, it needs to be filtered, like all perspectives, through proper methods.
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Sunlight filtered down from the roof bathing the space in abundant natural light.
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In that earlier novel, Messud filtered the story through her protagonist's adult consciousness.
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Carter announced the pregnancy in a notably rainbow-filtered Instagram post in May.
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Their affairs with loggers and oil palm plantations are filtered through the government.
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For dessert, we had the chocolate mousse and a cold-filtered coffee Campari.
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For them, everything has to be filtered through their own experience and concerns.
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Some is filtered out and eliminated, and some is absorbed into the bones.
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As the day progressed, reports of incidents filtered in from across the Philippines.
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And these are merely the cyberattacks that have filtered out into the media.
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An early, heavily-filtered photo of the two founders An early, heavily-filtered photo of the two founders At the same time, a desperate lust for Likes led many people to manicure their online image while hiding their sorrows and vulnerabilities.
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He says the number of crimes that may be filtered out could be expanded.
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I absorbed these lessons, but they were filtered through a porous layer of antiquity.
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Natural wines are not filtered either, which typically results in a more cloudy appearance.
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After he filtered out those submissions, he was left with about 800,000 unique comments.
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This acts as an engagement ring of sorts, albeit filtered through the fantasy setting.
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The sand is highly cohesive with a low salt content and filtered for impurities.
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The researchers cut out the parasites' digestive tracts and filtered them to extract DNA.
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A woman views a total solar eclipse through filtered glasses in Isfahan, Iran, Aug.
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A woman views a total solar eclipse through filtered glasses in Isfahan on Aug.
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The headline for this article originally stated that tweets were filtered from the timeline.
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"Every evening, filtered, carefully chosen transcripts are disseminated," the prime minister's Facebook response said.
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Once protesters hit the barricades, they filtered through the adjacent streets off Fifth Avenue.
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These BRITA fill&go bottles will deliver clean, filtered H2O straight to your mouth.
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Glossy magazine covers and filtered Instagram accounts turn heads and pull in double taps.
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Movies and shows can be filtered by actor, genre, rating, awards and more besides.
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The neatly organised, labelled data can then be viewed, saved, shared, filtered and searched.
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It's consumed, filtered through the liver, and spread to every part of the body.
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That Twitter is the authentic Trump, the one not lawyered up and filtered down.
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You can buy special filtered glasses now that stop you from looking at screens.
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And this is no exception apart from Replies Moderations, Filtered Messages UI, etc pic.twitter.
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Requests that would force them to deviate from their route would be filtered out.
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They just filtered into me and they've given me a platform to create worlds.
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Maybe when in doubt just limit yourself to one puppy-filtered selfie a day.
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In order to create the ink, pollution is filtered through a three-step process.
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That is, of course, the dream of Diderot, filtered down across eras and borders.
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It is filtered, minerals are added, and it is put into reusable glass bottles.
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Using a slider tool, you can see how certain comments were filtered by toxicity.
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Still, she said, as the news filtered out, people around her were relatively calm.
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Miss Sherlock reminds us how much fresher stories become when they are filtered anew.
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Maybe it's the quality that medium offers; it's not filtered, there is no editing.
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The reports filtered to Robert Mugabe, then a leading figure in the liberation struggles.
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Slim sunbeams filtered through the canopy beaming patches of light onto the forest floor.
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Trump's rhetoric and policies have also filtered down to the thugs on the street.
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So I see that it has filtered down into the culture of women's expressiveness.
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Any questions I have about their problem-solving work are filtered through Facebook spokespeople.
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It's not just raw emotion; it's raw emotion filtered through a very artful intelligence.
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At the bottom of that Message Request inbox is another link: See filtered requests.
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Each has a wooden sauna, sink and a large glass bottle of filtered water.
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Filtered fizzy water is poured generously, and requests for extra bread are accommodated swiftly.
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Every sentence has the beautiful glow of light filtered through a stained glass window.
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These contradictory realities have long filtered through the two countries' approach to their relations.
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She hasn't disappeared — we've still seen most of its events filtered through her eyes.
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This was filtered through the battle between communism and capitalism in the 20th century.
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When that word, eventually, filtered down to the training field, it was acknowledged quietly.
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When that word, eventually, filtered down to the training field, it was acknowledged quietly.
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The message was filtered into a spam folder and they didn't see it. 3.
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Filtered through a distorting lens, his view of Kailash feels surreal; the mood depressed.
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Warren Miller, the founder of Flowspring, filtered the data for the 25 biggest companies.
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The mixture of ballet and tap mainly filtered out the best elements of either.
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Sexual hedonism no longer offers escape; it's now filtered through the stress of Tinder.
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Each reads the light bouncing back in their direction — filtered through "their" media outlets.
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Whatever fat activism existed at the time hadn't filtered down to my little world.
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Brady and Les's heavily filtered voices express genuine anxiety about love, money, and technology.
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Word filtered out that it went well, that Claire's color and vitals were good.
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It condenses moisture from the atmosphere into a tank and dispenses filtered, distilled water.
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The tightening in supply has filtered through to pricing activity in East Coast markets.
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The past that was most precious to her had filtered right through her son.
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As more upvotes filtered in on reddit, he'd read the comments to his brother.
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By this, I simply mean that successful comedy is filtered through some specific perspective.
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Following the ban, Reddit saw a 90.63% decrease in the usage of manually filtered hate words by r/fatpeoplehate users, and a 81.08% decrease in the usage of manually filtered hate words by r/CoonTown users (relative to their respective control groups).
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The Fix: KOR Nava Filtered Water Bottle Thanks to the geniuses who invented the filtered water bottle, I'll now gleefully be drinking water from the tap of not-at-all clean airport bathrooms instead of paying $7 for a bottle of water.
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Certain crimes can be "filtered" out of the records, following a tortuous set of rules.
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It's your brain's way of color correcting the world when it's filtered through different light.
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She also fixated on the perception that YouTube "discriminated and filtered" her videos and posts.
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Music filtered in from another studio down the hall, filling the occasional silence between us.
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They photographed vegetation using a camera that captured and filtered both visible and ultraviolet light.
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And that's filtered through our experience with the police, our experience with the justice system.
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I was shocked to see an art-filtered image of a young woman in overalls.
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There's also a sink area and tiny fridge with a pitcher full of filtered water.
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Yahoo declined to comment on whether the alleged system filtered out emails from Rogers customers.
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We live in a world of Pinterest and over-filtered Instagrams and everything looks perfect.
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Instead of seeing everything that got filtered through my model, you see the model itself.
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Most of the rest use expressions that have multiple meanings and cannot be automatically filtered.
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A few family and friends filtered in and out of the room, paying their respects.
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In the post, she uploaded two side-by-side images, one filtered and one unfiltered.
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It'll also create movies (with a music track), collages, and filtered versions of your shots.
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The one-meter-deep water in the moat is filtered to keep it clean, Mrs.
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Tennessee whiskey is like bourbon, except after it's distilled, the liquid is filtered through charcoal.
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Tumblr also notes that the filtered search option can still be used separately, if desired.
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I like that Sustainability Table's Seasonal Food Guide can be filtered by state and month.
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Every news story gets filtered through the ears and minds of the individual audience member.
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"The (economic) recovery has not filtered over into black and working poor communities," he said.
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Blues and purples are more easily filtered out, or scattered, since they have shorter wavelengths.
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Microbeads, because they're so small, often pass through sewage treatment plants without being filtered out.
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But as the news about a jump in Saudi output filtered out, oil prices cooled.
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Exclusivity became just as important as follower count, and that mentality filtered down to memes.
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Naturally, this curated, filtered channel creates a big opportunity to slide in sponsored content ads.
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Street scenes are filtered through the black mesh walls surrounding bus benches in the city.
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Two sources say the software identified but "filtered out" the pedestrian as a "false positive".
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All signs point to the heavily filtered corporate bubble that the thinking came out of.
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A fixation on perceived flaws in one's appearance, caused by seeing too many filtered photos.
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I prefer TEN because it's a spring water as opposed to a filtered/processed water.
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And also to live in their own bubble of clean air and well-filtered water.
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But the fact geopolitical tensions have been running high has clearly filtered through to markets.
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In 2010, a startling rumor filtered through the number theory community and reached Jared Weinstein.
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Any excess water will flow back into the tank, where it's filtered and then reused.
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It's a painted world that mirrors this world, as filtered through me and the paint.
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Editor's note: Not all of Delhi's street food stalls use filtered water in their drinks.
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Kind of makes us want to save up for our own Valencia-filtered beach getaway.
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So studying this filtered starlight can tell us a lot about what surrounds an exoplanet.
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If you're cooking soup with rice wine, use filtered water to avoid a bitter aftertaste.
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If I want to read news through a filtered bubble, I'll go to my Twitter.
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Instead of structured verses and gymnastic wordplay, Yachty typically prefers a digitally filtered singsong style.
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World, these are the faces of Snapchat — in all their crazy filtered (and unfiltered) glory.
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It's that fantasy, that English fantasy world, sort of filtered through all that Japanese culture.
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He then replayed everything he can hear and laid it under the original filtered recording.
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"The sun filtered through everything, and it was this beautiful moment," Ms. Joy recalled recently.
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Many facets of one's life can be artfully framed and filtered for hearts and comments.
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The author, Sage Cruser, shared the story of her heavily filtered former relationship in 2016.
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Finally, Facebook filtered out news stories from those publishers that don't have a local angle.
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I realize that I have been fed a filtered version of history all my life.
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The variance filtered down to country VC valuations, though it was a little less sharp.
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Machines rip apart plastic bags and organic waste is filtered into a massive metal vat.
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Back in the lab, the oil was filtered to take out chunks of food particles.
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Politics is not filtered through political correctness, not parsed by focus groups or marketing departments.
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It's filtered through a prism of elite solidarity and class solidarity and institutional self-preservation.
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In laboratory experiments, he has filtered viruses out of seawater but left their prey, bacteria.
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With that approach, the chemicals stick to carbon, allowing clean water to be filtered out.
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Other times, their anger, filtered through the lens of a man, manifests onscreen as grotesque.
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The plays are a sign of how the crisis has filtered into Venezuela's popular culture.
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The residual ash is mixed with water, filtered and boiled, leaving a pure salty mixture.
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Questions for government officials or corporate executives are heavily filtered through publicists and communications people.
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Statements are crafted, public appearances are painstakingly arranged, Instagrams are filtered and hashtagged with precision.
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Tea was brewed with filtered water, and sent back if I'd forgotten and used the tap.
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She'll wash her produce with tap water filtered through a separate treatment system under her sink.
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"What we do is very immediate and not as filtered as the traditional media," he said.
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Are they still filtered through his point-of-view, so we still can't "trust" certain details?
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But her vocals, even filtered through a production tool, are gripping for their desperation and emotion.
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Blend strawberries, sugar and 2 to 3 tablespoon of filtered water in a bullet or blender.
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Recommendations for pets are similar to those of humans, which include using filtered or bottled water.
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The new homepage also won't feature content from boards that are consistently filtered out by users.
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Tap, bottled, filtered: you name it, we drink it...that is, until things started getting fancy.
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The relative anonymity of gay dating apps gives Smith a less-filtered look at societal bias.
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Her hairstylist, Kristin Ess, tells PeopleStyle that she simply wanted Instagram-filtered hair all the time.
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I am the kind of person who posts Instagram photos (filtered, of course) from my vacation.
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Open commentary, Sachs said, is less likely to mislead than op-eds filtered through media gatekeepers.
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He would sit by me, seriously, as I wrote, while all my other cats filtered away.
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Then slowly, slowly, parts of me began to dissolve, and pain filtered in like drip coffee.
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When lying on the moss among brilliant hibiscus, her ebony skin glistened in the filtered sunlight.
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The resulting solution of potassium carbonate is filtered and exposed to a slurry of calcium hydroxide.
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This suggests that Mr Trump's vocal admiration for his Russian counterpart has filtered down the ranks.
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Facebook's messaging system filtered these as "message requests," which is how it handles unsolicited chat requests.
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It can also be filtered by teacher should you wish to listen to the same voice.
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The undated "Untitled (Portrait of Joe)," is a snapshot of himself surrounded by filtered cigarette butts.
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Secondly, important traveler information and what I'll call "micro-preferences" often get filtered out by intermediaries.
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Volkswagen shares had long been filtered out by its algorithms because of low corporate-governance scores.
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When news of the "re-education camps" filtered out in 2017, China flatly denied their existence.
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This waste must be filtered and purified with chemicals before being released back into the environment.
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Up here, sunlight is not only less filtered, but it's reflected back by the snow surface.
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For those closer to the flames, residents are advised to stay inside and find filtered air.
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Alongside this mysterious message: an art-filtered selfie that only Idris Elba could get away with.
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I feel very ambivalent about this, because it's the same as saying I prefer filtered Instagrams.
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Once the shellfish are picked, they're filtered and put in seawater tanks ready to be sold.
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Her ice maker is turned off, and she only uses filtered or bottled water for coffee.
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Once Upon A Deadpool will revisit Deadpool 2 "filtered through the prism of childlike innocence" – a.k.a.
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They can feel the passion, [and] they don't have to have it filtered through another source.
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Well, not a facade, but a totally manicured and filtered version of the 19-year-old.
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As such, he makes the only officially labeled, non-charcoal filtered Tennessee whiskey on the market.
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We are constantly given secondhand information or leaks filtered through a thick screen of partisan advocates.
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But Americans' awareness of Trump's tweets is more commonly the result of an indirect, filtered dissemination.
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However some reports said that during the livestream, the video had filtered out the protesters' voices.
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I don't want anything filtered; I don't want anybody telling me what to think or do.
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After Macron's meetings with Trump, word invariably filtered back to Berlin that Trump had criticized Merkel.
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And even upon viewing this list of filtered messages, all the content itself isn't immediately visible.
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Some Islamic State fighters in Iraq and Syria have filtered back into Europe since early 2014.
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"I don't like politicians using it," he said, his annoyance filtered through a thick Chicago accent.
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In Ford's case, her account will be filtered through one of the most political lenses possible.
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You can specify a point range and get results that can be filtered down by destination.
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At the school, we still serve only filtered or bottled water to our students and guests.
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That means more blood is filtered by your kidneys increasing how often you need to urinate.
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"There's rapid dissemination of information on social media that's not being filtered by anybody," she said.
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Across the airwaves Coupe-Decale filtered back to Ivory Coast, and along with it the culture.
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Why there needs to be another link from these already filtered message requests, I don't know.
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It can start to feel like everything in your feed is filtered, Photoshopped, and, overall, fake.
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Bigger challenges facing developed economies are also nicely filtered through Krueger's analysis of the music business.
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Back then, a string quartet would play as tattered neighborhood eccentrics filtered in for high tea.
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It didn't manage the artistic greatness — Tolkien as filtered through "The Wire" — that it aspired to.
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To prove the water is safe when filtered, Snyder decided he would take the plunge himself.
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Your search results will be narrowed as all email is filtered to include your search query.
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My hairdresser, Paola, has equipped staff at her salon with filtered face masks to reassure clients.
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On a visceral level, cross-rhythms may have filtered into Brahms's music while he was walking.
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As is customary with literary adaptations of this kind, subjective impressions are filtered through physical details.
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There is sunlight, but even it is greenish, as if filtered through a screen of chlorophyll.
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Mallo is inspired by Almodóvar, but the character is still filtered through your own emotional experiences.
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Users will be able to turn off the feature if they don't want comments automatically filtered.
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The company said it would review accounts that have a large number of comments filtered out.
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In this town circa 2016 everything on the left was filtered through what will "they" think.
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This campus-diversity consciousness has over the years filtered into the liberal media, and not subtly.
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"Music filtered in," said Izzy Donnelly, the director of education at the Grosse Pointe Historical Society.
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We're told around 1,500 people filtered in throughout the night, since the address was listed publicly.
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Choose wisely, because sometimes, even an image filtered as an artsy sketch may be taken down.
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Nowhere is this dizzying interconnectedness more succinctly illustrated than in Colin McMullan's "Clouds Filtered through Trees" (2019), which consists of an almost-seven-foot tall water cooler that resembles a laboratory beaker and dispenses rainwater captured from the museum's roof and filtered through white pine tree sapwood.
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Notably, a study found that 55 percent of cosmetic surgeons have reported that patients have brought in photos of themselves, filtered to have larger eyes or flatter noses thanks to dreamy automatic filters on Snapchat or Instagram, and asked surgeons to make them resemble their filtered selves.
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It can be stored in the fridge like a Brita pitcher, providing filtered cold water as needed.
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I'm definitely aware that I get stuff filtered and planned out ahead of time at this point.
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Are all those bright-filtered white airy rooms on Instagram an attempt to ward off something darker?
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Isolates are the purified, THC-free stuff that have also had other cannabinoids (cannabis compounds) filtered out.
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But behind the scenes, your request for information has been filtered through one of Cloudflare's data centers.
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Granted, that crash course is filtered through the sensibilities of Saturday Night Live alums and Documentary Now!
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The state still recommends that residents use filtered water for drinking and cooking while pipe replacements continue.
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And it seems like that's filtered all the way down from the very top to the players.
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Often, people posting their filtered selfies will write that they're only Snapchat to post their photos elsewhere.
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I'm not ready to say Q1 weakness has totally filtered through to Q2, but it's a concern.
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Road and wind noise are well-filtered, while the engine only makes a ruckus under severe acceleration.
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When you approach the station you unlock it with your bottle and grab sweet, sweet filtered water.
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A woman who died from a "brain-eating amoeba" used filtered tap water in a neti pot.
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We only get glimpses of Vera as she is filtered through other characters, many of them male.
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Then, there are the public selfies — those carefully angled, tastefully filtered photos that populate our Instagram feeds.
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On a train, you'll still hear nearby conversations but the screech of tracks below gets filtered out.
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Yet, filtered by "the human ear", as she calls herself, they vary little in tone or rhetoric.
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The website reads like an index of inaccuracies about The Innocent Man, filtered through Peterson's own bias.
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Baleen whales were probably thrilled about this development, and filtered the shit out of those little crustaceans.
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Social media is the ruler of our kingdom, and our filtered selfie camera is our magic mirror.
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A renewed racial consciousness, embodied by movements like Black Lives Matter, has filtered into the sports world.
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Between taking filtered selfies and the 25 hours it probably took to braid your hair that way.
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I arrived at the venue as early as possible to gauge the crowd as they filtered in.
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The stories in Electric Dreams are a snapshot of today, filtered through our collective hopes and fears.
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That uptick in the passing department, meanwhile, is one that's filtered throughout his entire game this season.
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The air is compressed, bled through ports and cooled, then filtered before entering the cockpit and cabin.
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Surely critical opinion (filtered through Rotten Tomatoes) matters somewhat, but word of mouth likely does as well.
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All of our analysis relies on information about the destination network of each packet filtered through tun0.
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After the crowning, attendees filtered to a Chinese banquet after-party where karaoke enthusiasts serenaded the crowd.
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Those interactions exist in the world of the 'gram, where everything is filtered and zits don't exist.
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In most geek properties, and in Harry Potter especially, danger is filtered through a lens of twee.
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The 46-year-old freelance grant writer is even allergic to water if it's not extensively filtered.
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It is, instead, filtered through the mechanisms of party politics and the clunky machinery of congressional elections.
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And those narratives are becoming ever more malleable, as our news sources grow more partisan and filtered.
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AND YOU'LL SEE TIMES LIKE THIS WHERE SOME GET FILTERED OUT AND SOME END UP CLOSING DOWN.
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The latest Snapchat-filtered selfie comes two days after Kardashian called True "mommy's little love" on Saturday.
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The euro traded at a five-month high overnight on Sunday as exit poll results filtered in.
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For Super Mario Run, that means the tried and true platformer filtered through a reimagined control scheme.
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The other is filtered to within an inch of its life, and her inner struggles go unnoticed.
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Annual inflation reached 5.7 percent in July as costlier fuel filtered into the prices of consumer goods.
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Cities serve as the places where movements and ideas are found, focused and filtered into broader society.
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Of course, these polls were conducted before the full brunt of bipartisan anger filtered to the public.
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Instead, his tweets are being filtered through their preferred partisan lens before it ever gets to them.
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And it's still fantasy, filtered through a lens very much like the one that made The Magicians.
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Course, that was the pre-teen perspective, filtered through a prism of TV advertising and magazine spreads.
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"Most of San Francisco's water is filtered by Yosemite's meadows, including Ackerson Meadow," the park service said.
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Support for McRaven filtered in from both political parties and members of the military community on Monday.
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During a recent evening at the studio, a half-dozen young artists filtered into the living room.
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This is especially the case because reports of Kozinski's misbehavior must have filtered back to Justice Kennedy.
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The firm found malicious bots made up 85033 of the traffic filtered by its web application firewalls.
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These ads are filtered through Google's AdSense program and there are a few steps to getting started.
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Mr. Piano had installed a filtered glass roof, designed to bathe the masterpieces in soft, natural light.
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With filtered cigarettes, rates of the most common type of lung cancer caused by filterless smoking decreased.
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In 2011, I created a Tumblr to make fun of the explosion of these filtered fantasy women.
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Filtered pornhub interracial search results by length and it was not anywhere in videos 130-110 mins.
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Today, residents of Flint have been advised to only drink water filtered for lead, or bottled water.
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The National Internet would be blocked or filtered for content according to political, cultural or religious criteria.
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But in practice, when Twitter deployed it, the algorithm filtered many accounts belonging to conservative Twitter users.
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Its filtered, non-chronological News Feed made it tough to follow real-time chatter about the game.
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That anxiety filtered through nearly every aspect of my life, even little things that most wouldn't notice.
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Even though home internet is filtered, most people can still access all their apps using their smartphone.
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Molecule in New York's East Village once sold 16-ounce glasses of filtered tap water for $2.50.
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However, as of Wednesday afternoon, the videos were still among the top results when filtered by ratings.
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Remember that everything -- absolutely everything -- that Trump says or does is filtered through the lens of Trump.
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The crowd greeted him warmly, and the vast majority stayed to watch, while a handful filtered out.
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Triple-filtered air whooshes in from floor vents, while ceiling ducts suck out carbon dioxide-filled air.
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Somewhere below me, as the morning sun filtered through the grove, the rancher yelled at his cows.
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Its users fill their feeds with carefully filtered and cropped photos of exotic locations and colorful venues.
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" She continues: "It's such a small, elite group that you're filtered out if you don't have that.
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The budget office said growth in subsequent quarters would increase as delayed spending filtered through the economy.
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Mr. Spears music is richly evocative, but the borrowed elements are audaciously filtered through his own sensibilities.
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He rarely holds anything resembling a news conference and gets most of his news filtered through aides.
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The fluid then passes through the lymph nodes, where it is filtered and returned to the bloodstream.
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Try to use a third-party filter, and your fridge will no longer provide filtered water. Why?
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After deleting the thousands of emails you've filtered out, you may notice that your storage hasn't budged.
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The company provides people with an unlimited supply of filtered drinking water for a small monthly fee.
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This image is made from uncalibrated (raw) infrared filtered images from Cassini, taken on July 20, 2016.
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"I scrub my toilet and scrub my floor with the filtered water and that's it," she said.
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After Snap executives filtered in alongside teenage influencers wearing sweatpants and tiny backpacks, Blackstock took the stage.
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Pitchers and dispensers are often best for people who don't need loads of filtered water at once.
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People filtered deeper into the lot, climbing into cars to get away from the chaos and rain.
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TikTok has spawned countless memes formats from its creative effects, challenging Instagram for the filtered video crown.
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Because Harris is Harris, many of her memories are filtered through her recollections of recipes and meals.
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Throughout our daily lives, sounds we used to share have been filtered out or have simply stopped.
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They even make a fridge that adds flavor to your filtered water and communicates with your smartphone.
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But when filtered to those who attend church nearly every week, the number jumped to 28 percent.
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In the early aughts, details about the sisters filtered down to us from ad hoc fan sites.
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As in any true earthship, rainwater collects in cisterns and is filtered and pumped into the house.
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He emphasized that the positive impact of trade at a broad level filtered down to rural communities.
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The look soon filtered down to the mass market with the 1986 Taurus: A 19863 Ford Taurus.
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Samantha looks in real life the way most people look only in carefully angled and filtered pics.
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In the case of identifying an apple in pictures, the images get filtered down over and over, with initial layers showing just barely discernable parts of an edge, a blip of red or just the tip of a stem, while subsequent, more filtered layers will show entire apples.
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The new Dyson Supersonic applies that knowledge to the beauty category, filtered through the company's strict quality control.
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AMN shares fell 2.23 percent to $54.41 in Thursday's trading session as weakness filtered through the broader market.
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As he scrambled through his performance, NBA players filtered back out onto the court for warm-up shots.
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I mean, I used a Mellotron for this, so it's all samples filtered through fucked up old tapes.
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It is unlikely to reach those whose view of the era is mostly filtered through movies and videogames.
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The bottles become lighter as their water is filtered, and the solar panel tilts to follow the sun.
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Filtered-out comments show up blank with a dot, which can be opened to reveal the actual comment.
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To avoid Pitbull sharing her fate, she went door to door, selling cable, filtered water, and Avon products.
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It's a knowingly ridiculous premise filtered through a strange, off-kilter tone, and it won't be for everyone.
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The wines are neither fined nor filtered, and receive a minimal dose of sulfur dioxide as a preservative.
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Pitchers and dispensers are often best for people who don't need a ton of filtered water at once.
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No matter how "authentic" someone claims to be online, they're still presenting a filtered, molded version of themselves.
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The data has been modeled, cleaned and filtered by the team who built Tay, the bot's website states.
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But they all contain pure lemon juice, pink Himalayan sea salt (for electrolytes), and of course, filtered water.
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From the job seeker's flip-side, it offers location-based job search, which can be filtered by sector.
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The downgrade in European growth expectations filtered into currency markets, with the euro down 0.06 percent to $1.1353.
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Google News offering an "unfiltered view of events from a *range of trusted news sources*"...so it's filtered?
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Unless you're blessed with a pre-filtered face, you'll need to work to look like you just #wokeuplikethis.
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The pics she sent him were all highly filtered and she had sunglasses on, body parts were altered.
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Using a platform called HYP3R, every post shared publicly is filtered and made available to Marriott to monitor.
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But during a Monday visit, Snyder pledged to drink only filtered Flint tap water for the next month.
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The participatory ways in which nonconformist churches often chose their leaders eventually filtered through to society in general.
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Apple is fixing a bug in its smart front camera system that made for unnaturally filtered-looking selfies.
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With the moon blocking the sun, cosmic radiation coming from the sun ought to have been filtered out.
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These beams were then filtered through a crystal onboard the satellite, which produced a pair of entangled photons.
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You can now mark conversations as "ignore," which will disable notifications and move the conversation to Filtered Messages.
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All adult themed titles will be filtered from the main category sales rank as part of this update.
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Edited and filtered photos can exacerbate body dysmorphic disorder, the relentless fixation with a perceived flaw in appearance.
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The site's layout and algorithm, filtered by search history, doesn't exactly make for the most user-friendly experience.
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This means common salt crystals could continue to be filtered out, while leaving behind uncontaminated, clean, drinking water.
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It's like Stephen King's Dark Tower series and Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball were filtered through European comics sensibilities.
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The constantly revisited themes of family, women, jealousy, and money are all filtered through Drake's all-consuming ego.
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The reality star also pulled in sisters Kylie, 21, and Kendall for a pair of filtered Instagram selfies.
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Voices filtered to him from the galley: Amos' affable rumble and the thinner, reedy sound of Clarissa's voice.
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Her music, minimal orchestral compositions and wordless phrases looped and filtered through various effects, have a meditative quality.
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As the Boiler Room crowd filtered into the MAC, nighttime proceedings were initiated by Canadian cellist Julia Kent.
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The categories range from clothing to accessories and shoes, and can be filtered by location for shipping purposes.
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And if it starts at the top, none of these shenanigans would have filtered down and been tolerated.
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" An article published last year in the JAMA Facial Plastic Surgery deemed this the "era of filtered photographs.
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Compared with smoking regular cigarettes, the authors arrived at some conclusions about smoking filtered cigarettes with ventilation holes.
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After all, the No Strings Attached plot point is basically just a filtered down version of Wayne's example.
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Jack Daniel's has filtered its whiskey through stacks of charred sugar maple for well over a hundred years.
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The continued push toward filtered social feeds has created greater demand for new ways to be authentic online.
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Ferizi filtered out approximately 1,300 US military and government employees' information, and then sent that data to Hussain.
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Dobel Diamante, which is the world's first aged and then filtered tequila, is another one of these ways.
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But when emojis and GIFs are filtered through the interests of tech companies, they often become slickly automated.
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They can also use a sound-healing room and a swimming pool filled with filtered, chlorine-free water.
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The E.P.A. says that people should use bottled or filtered water for drinking, cooking and brushing their teeth.
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Up front, semi-closed-off booths feel like private rooms, with light filtered through rattan mats hung above.
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And those that are spammy or more questionable are in a hard-to-find Filtered section below that.
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Maybe it was the music—fast-paced norteño rhythms followed by Argentinean ska filtered through the open doorway.
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But in the 1950s, scientists began associating cigarettes with cancer, and smokers flocked to supposedly safer filtered cigarettes.
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To combat the view that a filter was for sissies, Philip Morris needed a new, masculine filtered cigarette.
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Shortridge pointed out how the sun filtered through the leaves like a projector, creating designs on the grass.
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This is diaspora cuisine, adapted by immigrant chefs for outsiders' palates and slowly filtered through another nation's consciousness.
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The whites were closer to amber or orange, and they sometimes seemed cloudy, as they were not filtered.
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And then we see those decisions filtered that create disagreements until opinions transform into a push and pull.
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She had to start dialysis, hooking up three times a week to a machine that filtered her blood.
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Most of the images we see on our social media feeds are filtered, altered, and sometimes completely retouched.
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If you take that to an extreme, why would you ever not want to see the world filtered?
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By measuring the starlight filtered through each planet's atmosphere, the Hubble Space Telescope can characterize their atmospheric composition.
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Think of all the time I could waste scrolling through financial news filtered through the voice of Yoda!
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So every discussion about where the party should go is filtered around how that helps us beat Trump.
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The downgrade in European growth expectations filtered into currency markets, with the euro down 0.14 percent to $1.1344.
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We require the evidence, not whatever remains after the report has been filtered by the president's political appointee.
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On this record, she mixes recordings of other instruments — passed and filtered through analog tape — with warbling saxophone.
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Every time a YY user opens the app, it automatically updates a list of filtered keywords to block.
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Honeywell went from 2,000 apps to less than 800, and filtered down its websites from 1,500 to 400.
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The locals like to talk about the area's limestone-filtered water as building strong horses and better bourbon.
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The white rooms, dotted with frosted-glass windows, end up looking gray in the heavily filtered midafternoon light.
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The downgrade in European growth expectations filtered into currency markets, with the euro down 0.08 percent to $1.1351.
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The train drifted southward, and now the moonlight, filtered through the window glass fell incessantly on her face.
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The biggest technical challenge — glare caused by sunlight — can be filtered out using machine learning, Mr. Bolton said.
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The lockers even have filtered air piped into their storage drawers to reduce the odor of used equipment.
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Beyond air travel, filtered water bottles are also ideal when travelling to destinations that lack plentiful clean water.
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As Rhodes' story filtered through the Atlanta Police Department, Deputy Chief Jeff Glazier became aware of the situation.
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He said that they were merely looking for a way to restart shipments of the specially filtered milk.
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As far as the world is concerned, your entire being is filtered through the color of your skin.
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The array of characters is rather like a Tolstoy novel filtered through a 1980s American prime-time soap.
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He showered her with menthols and ultra-lights, filtered and unfiltered, and, for a time, they were happy.
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States that showed a decline in women- and minority-owned businesses from 2014 to 2016 were filtered out.
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Then the kids filtered the liquids to remove any bacteria and "any really small bits" from the samples.
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In the book, Lila's actions, filtered entirely through Lenù's narration, can at times seem merely stubborn or spiteful.
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His emotions can sometimes be hard to connect with when filtered through the distant lens of the chi.
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"It's still an opera born of Shamlou, but filtered through my story as a young artist," Talebi said.
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It wasn't being filtered through the other members of my band it was very quiet, private songwriting process.
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The second one was a step up: it was actually filtered wastewater from a municipal wastewater treatment plant.
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Would we have gotten to know a more complex version of Laney, rather than one filtered through external gazes?
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Grim takes place in the Land of the Dead, an interpretation of Mexica traditions filtered through film noir sensibilities.
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On Wednesday, BuzzFeed noted that Kim Kardashian seems to have filtered snake emoji out of her own Instagram comments.
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Cigars, cigarillos or filtered little cigars were the second-most used product behind cigarettes — used by 3.8% of adults.
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Being thought of as funny could be considered an aspect of that, along with all their perfectly filtered photos.
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Faucet mounts: A faucet water filter allows you to dispense filtered water directly from your sink to your glass.
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Being able to shed the filtered, online version of herself at the end of the day is a relief.
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Scalable chooses the "most liquid and cheapest" assets, which are filtered using an algorithm to find the best ones.
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That's such a challenge in writing nonfiction, because reality gets filtered through memory, and memories are faulty by nature.
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YouTube Kids, the kid-friendly, more filtered version of YouTube first introduced in 2015, is getting a notable upgrade.
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Zuckerberg also identifies a bigger problem that filtered up while he was trying to build his smart home hub.
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Just make sure you take a well-filtered photo of your coloring book pages to post to your Instagram.
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And opting for filtered water could be the difference between a good home-brewed cup and a great one.
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It's filtered entirely through an idiosyncratic mind, who thinks in sentences that are sharp and smart and utterly ridiculous.
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The unfiltered feed of posts by strangers starkly differentiated Twitter from Facebook's algorithmically filtered feed of posts by friends.
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In previous presidential elections, the conversation around women (and the accompanying misogyny) usually filtered through the issue of abortion.
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The ShFE-driven rally filtered through to London, where nickel added more than 3% during the Asian morning session.
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I am enjoying this weird composite of a game filtered through the mind of two people I've never met.
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Each has been meticulously and repeatedly rubbed with a translucent lacquer filtered from the sap of the urushi tree.
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Tetris Effect is still Tetris filtered through a heady, sincere blend of hyper-chromatic visuals and plaintive electronic music.
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Because they are unable to be filtered and settle into ocean sediment, the beads have become an environmental hazard.
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The rise in global commodity prices has filtered into stronger industrial revenues in China, boosting miners and metal producers.
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Instead of posting only videos, which are laborious to produce, trainers can build substantive followings with properly filtered photos.
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Astronauts already drink their own urine—not straight, thankfully, but after it's been filtered and recycled into drinking water.
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So, naturally, it didn't take long before a fan had filtered the audio and ran it through an emulator.
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The App Hub can also be searched and filtered by the idea category, subject, age range and learning goal.
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Both give players agency, but it's filtered through a digital body that is both specifically male and viscerally terrified.
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Social media becomes our cigarette break, a quick drag of distilled, pre-filtered humanity with potentially cancerous side effects.
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Filtered through specially tinted Oakley shades, Watson's version will have heightened contrasts that accentuate some colors and downplay others.
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That's because Wesley Swift's Christian Identity ideas, over a period of five decades, filtered into the white supremacist movement.
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Marfa was an pre-filtered Instagram dream come true (and I hated going to the Marfa Prada without Kate).
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The money was supplied by investors and, since it was filtered through corporation, Trump was never held personally accountable.
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In many cases they serve to flatten and distribute access, so that information isn't filtered through a single intermediary.
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This has the effect of making the show's atmosphere look almost supernatural, filtered by murky orange and blue lights.
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These are people that, filtered through the unique elements of film, are filled with the arbitrary and the fictional.
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That filtered through to me: wanting everything to be individual, have a story, and have a kind of soul.
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Instagram is for carefully curating your #bestlife through artfully filtered photographs in a Sisyphean race to outrun cybernetic depression.
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But I hope the posts stray from filtered kissy-faces, and go more in to more Goop-esque content.
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The plan has filtered up through the Pentagon's Central Command, which oversees American military operations in the Middle East.
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The security guard had mentioned that the wine hadn't yet been filtered, but Liu and Fatty didn't seem bothered.
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All messages delivered into the public arena are filtered through the attitudes, values and biases of the disseminating source.
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A change to filtered tailings, for example, will reduce the environmental disturbance from tailings and waste rock, it added.
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When the poll results are filtered down to just registered Democrats, Clinton leads Sanders, 28503 percent to 22019 percent.
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Yet the scrappy little roadhouse filtered every ounce of punk rock royalty this county ever had through its doors.
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Last week, word filtered through the art world that the 72-year-old artist Barkley L. Hendricks had died.
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I wanted to understand Iran—to find out whether the filtered view we get from the outside is realistic.
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As the score at St James' Park filtered through to the Emirates, it was akin to a religious awakening.
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On an already dreary, rainy day in Atlanta, the only light in the building filtered in from the windows.
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Mayor London Breed said all storm debris was filtered out of the water before it could enter the ocean.
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They should've just let them have their post-murder, softly filtered beach day and ended it there, but noooo.
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But here, her singing is deadpan and heavily filtered and processed, compressing all the joy out of her voice.
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The filtered import of foreign imams may look like a good practical solution; in fact, it's an ideological trap.
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Still, for a country with a wealth of natural resources, little of the profits filtered down to ordinary people.
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Colors started creeping back into the frames, gradually but unmistakably: a frilly dress here, a pink-filtered staircase there.
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" Mr. Dooling wrote further that the book filtered the Cheevers' testimony "through the manifestly strabismic eye of Anita Miller.
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After test screenings began, word filtered back to the cast members they might have a hit on their hands.
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Leaving Northern Ireland, we would be filtered through a military checkpoint: towers protected with steel plating and camouflage nets.
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Ask Real Estate Q. During renovations of our Gramercy Park co-op, some dust filtered into our neighbor's apartment.
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Second, I want my sons to know the original fairy tales, and not just get them filtered through reinterpretations.
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Light: Dieffenbachias don't like it too bright, so keep your plant where it will receive filtered or fluorescent light.
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Now think about that, versus someone who is a news junkie but has a much more algorithmically filtered feed.
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They then filtered 20 stocks where the options market is pricing moves that are lower than Goldman&aposs views.
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Because looking at my Instagram from five years ago, it's cluttered with these crazy filtered, super de saturated photos.
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She considers the dappled sunlight filtered through the leaves, takes her time enjoying each bite, dawdles over her coffee.
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It was as if all of that noise was filtered out, and what was left was just pure hope.
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As they watched those babies glow green through filtered lenses, they wondered: How many other amphibians would also ignite?
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As news of the developments filtered out on Wednesday morning, starkly split reactions began pouring in around the state.
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Tap mounts: A tap water filter allows you to dispense filtered water directly from your sink to your glass.
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Then they fastened 3D glasses, with one red and one blue filtered lens, to the Velcro on the skin.
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Media and online space in Russia is heavily filtered; those posting, sharing or liking "undesirable content" receive prison sentences.
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Pokémon is weird, especially when it's filtered through the lens of someone who only understands it as a spectator.
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Yet, the impact of big rises in 20- to 40-year yields filtered through to the 10-year debt.
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She shaped their sense of style, which in turn has filtered down to shape so much of our own.
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All of the information is filtered through a machine learning algorithm-fueled mobile app used to direct police activity.
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Eventually, the shuttering of the legal library won me back access to the computers—albeit limited, filtered, and supervised.
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Add the filtered broth to the pan with the simmering fish but keep the mussels and clams separate. 3.
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When filtered through a different creator's vision and different actors' choices, a script can take on a new shape entirely.
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Adilang ran out of food after a week and survived by eating fish and drinking partially-filtered seawater, he said.
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Our margarita mix is a concentrate that requires it be cut with three-parts filtered water to one-part mix.
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It's full of interrogations of overarching world issues – climate change, culture as we know it—filtered through Mering's personal perspective.
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Amid sepia-filtered photos of cappuccinos and sunsets, a stunning galaxy-print two-piece bikini appeared on my Explore page.
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When I left, it was early afternoon and a soft golden light filtered through the bedraggled halls of Dhaka University.
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Rick Snyder is catching heat for announcing this week he will drink filtered Flint water for the next 30 days.
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Whatever money coming out of the song's use would also have to get filtered through whatever record deal Glitter has.
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After Kim and Kourtney followed in Kylie's footsteps, Kendall decided to join her heavily contoured, filtered fam on the app.
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Even with filtered feeds, the algorithms can get things wrong and show too much of people you don't care about.
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It usually needs to be filtered, a step that raises the cost and reduces the overall efficiency of the process.
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"Cable broke below $1.35 and that filtered through to weakness against the euro," said Lee Hardman, FX strategist at MUFG.
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Those declines, caused by controversy over the alleged misuse of user data, filtered through the tech sector, with technology companies .
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In his film, Soderbergh told a story of economic decline and Wall Street excess, filtered through the lens of prostitution.
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When Pluto appears in Scorpio, the sign that it naturally rules, its influence is filtered through a rather dark lens.
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Sometimes if a filter is old or not installed properly, your numbers will actually be higher in the filtered sample.
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Flint water crisis Yesterday President Obama drank sips of Flint, Michigan's filtered water during his visit to the beleaguered city.
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And if the system can't decide whether any particular content should be filtered, it gets moved to a human being.
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Once ads are blocked in Chrome they'll be filtered at the network level to prevent them from loading at all.
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There are the legions of sublimely filtered public motherhoods, blogged in detail by women like Naomi Davis and Courtney Adamo.
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But don't expect to get a daily fix of royal gossip or filtered pictures of her favorite avocado toast recipe.
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Cautious sentiment in Europe also filtered through to the U.S. with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the mildly lower.
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Users will no longer receive notifications for ignored message threads, and it will be moved to Messenger's "Filtered Messages" folder.
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"I took her tooth out," a flower-crown-filtered North, who's wearing fairy wings, tells her mom in one video.
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And still doesn't seem to function properly for something simple like doing a keyword search filtered by a specific publication.
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Even if anyone had been, none of these incidents appeared tied to any other as they filtered into public view.
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The social media post showed Lochte, 32, giggling with Beisel, 24, as they posed in a face-altering, filtered video.
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LED-backlit LCD TVs work in a similar fashion, but to produce one-colored pixel, three filtered LEDs are required.
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Let me begin by saying that the Pisner is not filtered piss that's been fermented and put into a bottle.
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The kill file, which filtered out posts from specified users, also became popular (also known, apparently, as the "bozo bin").
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It fuels its 200-ton body by eating tiny crustaceans called krill, which get filtered through the blue whales' baleen.
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Despite pushback from investors that has led to some revisions to opening documentation, much of the terms have filtered through.
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The Reuters index consists of U.S. names that have the highest short interest, filtered by market capitalization and stock price.
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While Instagram Stories are usually less filtered and posed than regular Instagram, they're usually not as casual as Snapchat Stories.
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They were gradually filtered down to the current group of 34, plus a few latecomers who are now on trial.
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Low-quality and filtered photos pulled from social media are also valid, police guidance documents show, according to the study.
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What many Trump supporters are asking for is straighter reporting and analysis not filtered through a liberal or Democratic lens.
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Two police and three gendarmerie checkpoints filtered traffic entering the city, marking an increase from the usual level of security.
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Then we filtered out all the state domains, leaving just the domains of all federal agencies and the executive branch.
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Divided into four separate performances, individual dancers and teams compete by exchanging sensual spins and poses before color-filtered cameras.
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The filtered data is then passed on to a human analyst, who provides feedback to AI2 by tagging legitimate threats.
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Since they're filtered through the eyes of one character in particular, how much are they colored by that character's memories?
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The sale covers products for both men and women and can be filtered by color or gender but not style.
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When air is properly filtered, though, people can "reduce their PM exposure by about 90%" by being inside, he said.
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Instead, the episode seemed to reflect how Trump's own corruption and conflicts of interest have filtered into the business community.
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That may be harder now that many of his signature tropes (like gender-bending, say) have filtered into the mainstream.
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Rick Snyder (R), who has accepted primarily blame for Flint's lead contamination, has been drinking filtered city water for weeks.
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They're constantly comparing themselves to not just their peers, but their peers' extremely curated, filtered, and increasingly glamorous social accounts.
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Weaver cautioned residents to keep drinking bottled or filtered water until all the work is done and tests are completed.
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Released in the late 1980s, both animated films featured dystopian cyberpunk themes filtered through the Japanese lens of manga comics.
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If I close my left eye, the world becomes a bit warmer, as if filtered by very pale rose glass.
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Others were allowed to index tweets and provide filtered views showing tweets that pertained to a topic or an interest.
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" The Yamaneko project, he reveals somewhat candidly, "is ultimately all of their ideas filtered through what feels like my 'voice'.
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The desk between us was crowded with paperwork and the sounds of Sunday school filtered in from the next room.
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The device turned the water into vapor, which then passed through a plastic membrane that filtered out salt and contaminants.
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A flashback, by necessity, is usually filtered through one person's point-of-view (and that's especially true on Lindelof shows).
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Yet his claims had filtered into the mainstream enough that journalists asked Mr. Uhle, the Chemnitz official, about them. How?
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Cinematic and self-possessed, they offered up Wagnerian bombast stripped down and filtered through wild pagan folk and thunderous doom.
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In that respect, Céline was an impeccably filtered one-stop shop for time-impoverished women and that I will miss.
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These countries' economies have been bolstered by trade, but not enough of the gains have filtered down to working people.
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Make and guzzle H2O cocktail: room-temperature filtered water, dash of sea salt, quarter lemon, splash of apple cider vinegar.
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Even Vivian's political rise is filtered through the family members' perspectives, despite Thompson being the biggest name in the cast.
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Sly and slithering, a lot is like lounge music gone astray or filtered through a bad dream: fried, droopy, twisty.
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One incident, filtered through a narcotic haze, still haunts me, though it must have occurred more than five years ago.
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"Everyone knows that the content flooding our feeds is a filtered version of reality," Squad CEO Esther Crawford told me.
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The EPA tested water filtered through the city-provided filters and lead levels still came out above the federal limit.
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Their vibe is the climax of all those faintly related spheres, filtered through Brockhampton's brightly-coloured, post-One Direction world.
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And it's bad for the rest of us, because it creates yet another bubble in our already filtered public discourse.
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And all of this is filtered through a pictorial style that evokes classic magazine illustrations from the 1930s and 1940s.
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Some young sommeliers found the earlier Theise catalogs, extracted the fogy-smashing exuberance and filtered it through ego-addled swagger.
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Some weakness in British gilts also filtered through to euro zone bonds, with focus on a British government Brexit proposal.
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Sometimes if a filter is old or not installed properly, your numbers will actually be higher in the filtered sample.
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NEXT STORY: Beyond air travel, filtered water bottles are also ideal when traveling to destinations that lack plentiful clean water.
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Next up the scale are simplistically edited photos and videos that might be slowed down, sped up, spliced, or filtered.
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Saez and Zucman want to shed a tax-filtered light on the increase in income inequality in the United States.
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Other animals unable to cope with a threat in the past became extinct — filtered out by history, as it were.
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Barr or no, the rule of law is still filtered first through every prosecutor's discretion, including the nation's top prosecutor.
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Then, we overlay our own cognitive biases onto the filtered news they provide, thereby creating a second, more insular filter.
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"More so than in other media, podcast reporting is really filtered through the person doing the reporting," Mr. Vogt said.
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So arbitration is never intended for allegations about human decency; it's just been filtered into being used in that way.
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One man in a yellow tie gave me a tip: Tell your customers the water is filtered through reverse osmosis.
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Frayne and her colleagues filtered those cells from the rest, so the final batch did not contain the active cancer genes.
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None of them were posed and filtered, nobody was contoured to within an inch of their life, or sucking anything in.
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The good part about social media is that, done correctly, it provides us with a less-filtered view of the world.
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Importantly, the Raindrop isn't made to store filtered drinking water, instead just water for non-consumable use, like watering your garden.
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She is seen wrapped in a blanket as the sun flits through the room, producing shadows filtered through empty wine bottles.
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But a public phone line is not a place for sharing fun selfies or filtered video tours of the West Wing.
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Alex Standall's (Miles Heizer) is full of heavily filtered cappuccinos and artsy pictures of his then-girlfriend, Jessica Davis (Alisha Boe).
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No matter how gorgeous a filtered image looks in your feed, you'll notice a lot of flaws if you zoom in.
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As part of a probe on face surveillance, the Massachusetts ACLU filtered 188 local athletes through a database of 20,000 mugshots.
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This selection can be filtered by a number of factors, as well, like price, style, color, material, brand and star rating.
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The funds deployed on spectacular buildings on the banks of the Seine do not seem to have filtered down to them.
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One of the first images Qunun sent out was a Snapchat filtered photograph, while later shots showed her passports and documents.
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He rested his fingers lightly on a volume dial, as audio from the trial was filtered through a dozen language interpreters.
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During dialysis, the blood is removed from the body, filtered to remove toxic waste products, and then returned to the body.
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WeChat Moments (a feature similar to Facebook's News Feed) was also more heavily censored, with certain images filtered out as well.
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The engine is appropriately muffled, road noise is filtered out and the slipperiness of the body helps avoid irritating wind noise.
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Overall, the celebrity stories we've seen thus far feel less filtered and more informal than the posts on their Instagram profiles.
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The magical world we adore has suddenly been filtered through a particularly narrow male perspective — and unfortunately he's just getting started.
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And she's designed it so that the protein fragment is small enough to be filtered by the kidney into the urine.
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Teague's unique vocal delivery is in the spirit of Tammy Wynette's original, but it's filtered through a '90s singer-songwriter filter.
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Ahead, we put five Insta-famous beauty brands to the test and delivered our un-filtered opinions in the slides ahead.
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For many young people, these public-facing Instagram accounts are often highly curated and can contain heavily filtered and Photoshopped images.
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He thought that the popular will had to be filtered through institutions that tamed raw emotions and countered brute self-interest.
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There's a different world that you see inside China of what the world looks like because it's filtered by their government.
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Brown, 14, also shared the footage on her Instagram Story in addition to a filtered selfie of them with furry ears.
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Were this just a Coens-style crime drama, filtered through a bleak worldview and laced with dark humor, it might've worked.
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Facebook's filtered feed might be worse for real-time breaking news streams, and the re-sharing isn't a big thing there.
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On "Season," City Girls still have to make room for male gatekeeping, and they allow their own preferences to be filtered.
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In another corner of the room, Thomas Rhett was having his own butterflies as most of the other stars filtered out.
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"I'm being discriminated and filtered on YouTube, and I'm not the only one," she said in a video republished by NBC.
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White House statements and speeches to foreign governments, of course, are scripted, edited and filtered; Mr Trump's tweets emphatically are not.
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However, unlike the kids' categories on streaming services like Netflix or Amazon, the content in YouTube Kids' is filtered by algorithms.
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We had to pipe everything outside the set, because we couldn't have any noise inside, and we filtered it that way.
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Trump Jr.'s lightly filtered Twitter account has at times appeared to be a clearinghouse for particularly unsavory media and commentary.
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The Search section currently lets you enter keywords, and returns results that can be filtered by users, sounds, hashtags or videos.
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On Monday, First Lady Melania Trump also faced criticism for posting a filtered selfie featuring a Santa hat and sparkling reindeer.
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The device also boasts high resolution sound, filtered through 96 output channels, and technology that isolates speech and reduces background noise.
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This year's Pixar offering, the ebullient seven-minute wonder "Sanjay's Super Team," is a personal story filtered through a compelling fantasy.
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Most rookie groups are held tightly behind closed doors and everything is filtered or sanitized before it's shown to the public.
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Censorship was also widespread on messaging app WeChat, which was once less filtered than Weibo because of its more private nature.
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Sure, there are a ton of apps that'll turn your ho-hum snapshot into an Insta-worthy, filtered-to-perfection masterpiece.
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Spent time with Cheryl, a Flint resident, at her home in the city and drank filtered #Flint water with her. pic.twitter.
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Of what we could find, it was unclear who was presenting these images; what lenses these stories were being filtered through.
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Everything we did was filtered through the lens of London's other 9 million residents, and our lives stopped being our own.
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There is a culture of drink and drug shaming in the media, and this social embarrassment has filtered down to kids.
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Images of bicycling Londoners are interspersed with visually dull promotions or ad campaigns, and many of the images seem over-filtered.
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But his recent foreign policy commitments—reducing military spending, choosing diplomacy over military intervention—haven't always filtered into the midterm races.
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Based on their physical activity over a 30-day period, they were filtered into groups and had their telomere lengths compared.
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Court documents allege that Cárdenas gave her water that "tasted distinctly different from both tap and filtered water," and she collapsed.
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" "The public needs all the facts," Nadler said, "and we can't have it filtered through someone who may be very partisan.
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One of those developers, Keith Rubenstein, the chief executive of Somerset Partners, which owns property nearby, is an investor in Filtered.
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On the campaign trail, there have been nasty ads, insults and slights, filtered through the delicate prism of gender and race.
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"Organic cold-pressed juice is rainwater filtered through the soil and the roots and the stems and the plants," he said.
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"YouTube filtered my channels to keep them from getting views," she wrote on YouTube according to a screenshot of her account.
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Brunch, holidays, and the crevices of carefully filtered faces are stitched together in the hope of validation through likes and comments.
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The Labour Party conference was in session at the time, and when the news filtered through, a minute's silence was held.
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"I've given myself permission to make my most primal, instinctual marks, filtered through decades of artistic and life experience," Jackson says.
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The "Scunthorpe problem" has arisen time and time again when companies, acting with good intentions, have filtered legitimate names or content.
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The researchers used a visible green-light laser, since glass-walled buildings use filtered glass that blocks ultraviolet rays and infrared.
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I watched as young girls and their moms filtered through the crowd to ask the coaches how they could get involved.
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So, the three of us are there in this very, very filtered, airbrushed, beautiful picture, and Kim must have tagged me.
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Everywhere we sense the Aaltos' openness to the new, and the way they instinctively filtered it through their love of wood.
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When word filtered out that there were tourists at the Pyramids, some of the men took their horses and headed off.
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Those concerns have also filtered through to the stock market, where major indexes fell again on Friday after dropping on Thursday.
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It's usually pressed to remove most but not all of the solids, after which it can be aged or filtered further.
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The company directs younger children to the YouTube Kids app, which contains a filtered set of videos from the main site.
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But as members filtered out and the band fell from the top over time, the music landscape changed in their absence.
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They drank water, some of it filtered through shreds of one of her dresses and boiled in an empty oil can.
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Still, for a country endowed with a wealth of natural resources, very little of the profits filtered down to ordinary people.
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Many little-used apps on Android include location-gathering code, so The Times filtered out apps with fewer than 5,000 downloads.
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Instead, their experience is filtered through popular films and television shows — far more accessible than a plane ride to El Paso.
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He also notes that many of the Identitarian sentiments and ideas on refugees and migrants have filtered into mainstream political culture.
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And the gains filtered down to lower levels, with opposition candidates winning mayoralties and councils in 14 of Budapest's 23 districts.
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He found that taking a test in a filtered rather than unfiltered room would raise test scores by 0.09 standard deviations.
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Did agreeing to have her photo taken mean it could be used — filtered and edited — in any way the poster wished?
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They differ slightly — Redemption is 21 proof rather than the 292 in the other two, and the Dickel was charcoal filtered.
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Smaller payments filtered down to some accusers, which could be used to undermine their credibility in any court case or investigation.
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Applicants will be filtered by private strategic advisory firm Hanbury Strategy, although final hiring decision will still rest with Johnson's office.
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Most often, that is algorithmically filtered and may deliver politically biased information, outright falsehoods or material that you have seen before.
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Sometimes it gets him into trouble, and sometimes it isn't the best thing, but I do like that he isn't filtered.
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"All information was filtered between the client and the contractor and then down to us," a former moderator told BuzzFeed News.
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All of me, not the version that's filtered, edited, appropriately professional, properly feminine and pretty — or properly anything, for that matter.
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" When news filtered out this week of Mr. Shobakky's detention, she added, "we feared it would be Giulio Regeni, Act Two.
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All of me, not the version that's filtered, edited, appropriately professional, properly feminine, and pretty — or properly anything, for that matter.
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The news filtered out to the crowd and around the world after the Kyodo News Service reported it during the game.
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China could do with its air being filtered, with the government having declared "war" on pollution many times in recent years.
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As a person of color, it is a vulnerability that everything I say for some people gets filtered through my race.
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While artworks in this series might get filtered through a humorous lens, Brody is serious about the work and its message.
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And oh boy, even filtered through innumerable layers of corporate speak the message is clear: Board members aren't happy with Mark Zuckerberg.
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It's maximalism to the max and looks best in photographs, where it is filtered and Facetuned to almost plastic levels of perfection.
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Once in the filtered messages folder, you can read the conversation without the sender being able to know if you've read it.
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However, many residents still rely on bottled water, and the state still recommends that residents use filtered water for cooking and drinking.
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While a tech-led rally on Wall Street overnight filtered through to Asian stock markets, gains were capped by the trade tensions.
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It's hard to capture all that in 140 characters or a filtered post, and so easy to fall into the comparison trap.
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Just pick from the filtered thumbnails along the top of the screen to see the filter previewed instantly in the window underneath.
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Like the book, which is told in a close first-person, Quicksand will be filtered through Maja's often unreliable point of view.
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It's about call-out culture becoming just as obscene as any other bigotry when it's filtered through the universal lens of power.
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As word of Ant City filtered through the bureau, Hilbert began fielding requests from other FBI offices to look into specific hacks.
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The modernist principles of functionality and embracing industrial materials are present, just filtered through one too many blueprints to keep their edge.
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But it wasn't long until Manchester United retaliated with a pristine volley from Juan Mata that filtered uglily through the Palace defense.
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As is the way online, it spiraled into silliness, and was filtered through other popular meme categories until it barely made sense.
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The Souvenir comes to us through Hogg's eyes, a memory deftly filtered through her recollection of what she saw, thought, and felt.
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Currently, the brewery uses filtered city water from Punta Arenas—a much less exciting story, although the source is ultimately the same.
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Then it gets filtered, carbonated, and pasteurized before the canning process, which is the second-most fun part of most brewery tours.
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But since financial resources are held by private institutions, the ultimate effects of the Fed's decisions are filtered through these other organizations.
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In place of an Instagram stream of filtered past moments, these paintings function like a mixtape that creates synchronous, visually dynamic juxtapositions.
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The entire family had filtered north, then my wife and I came back to live out the last days of our marriage.
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I sat in Golden Gate Park, in the shade of old-growth eucalyptus, and watched the pollen swirl in the filtered light.
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It's just interesting to see how these stories have filtered all the way down from Dark Ages Scandinavia to Hollywood in 2017.
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Only on this album are Beyoncé and Jay-Z rendering their version of the black mundane through branded, filtered, already uncontroversial fodder.
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The air that flushes through the little transparent apartments housing one male and two females in rigidly controlled polygamy is impeccably filtered.
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And then it gets condensed, and it gets filtered up through Facebook pages and YouTube videos and newsletters and what have you.
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Later, he called on a staffer to deliver a glass of filtered water during his remarks, which prompted cheers from the crowd.
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That's way better marketing, way more impressive and real-seeming—even if the pictures are filtered and angled, which they always are.
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But rather than a teenage girl's story told by a woman, audiences would see a narrative filtered through the perspectives of men.
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Which communities are banished from "popular" is, in part, a reflection of data gleaned from which subreddits were among the most filtered.
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But when projected through a special filtered lens, called the Kodacolor Projection Filter, the color embedded in the film appears on screen.
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The plight of the elves, for example, is filtered through Reyla, a gifted young woman who belongs to a coven of assassins.
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Her claims echo widespread complaints that YouTubers are getting videos demonetized and filtered in ways that reduce their reach and financial success.
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Over the years, the sector of YouTube dedicated to children's entertainment has become notorious for its deep well of barely filtered trash.
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It's not always brilliantly helpful, but it's definitely worth a look for some inspiration, and gifts can be filtered by price too.
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These photos can be easily edited and filtered with a tempting array of tools, like Snapseed or Facetune or filters on Snapchat.
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Aliases used for newsletter sign-ups, on the other hand, can be filtered into certain folders until you're ready to read them.
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As we walked slowly around the dirt path, light filtered through the towering old trees, dropping light patterns on the forest floor.
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The term filtered into the conservative blogosphere in 2006, when Josh Trevino enthused about the window as a tool for the right.
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Instead, here it is revitalized, outrageous as ever, with shades of swing, surf, and Queen filtered in just to prove they can.
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The bipartisan attacks which greeted her upon her return to the United States should be filtered against the two-pronged criteria above.
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Unverified ads will be blocked; though ads in native apps will not be filtered out — or at least, not initially, says Collier.
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As natural epicenters of talent, cities serve as the places where movements and ideas are found, focused and filtered into broader society.
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As rush hour was in full swing on Thursday, tweets filtered out with dramatic accounts from people on a New Jersey train.
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"[Trump's tweets] matter in the sense that it gives him a communications tool, again that isn't filtered through media bias," Sanders argued.
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Some iOS software betas, by the way, filtered the top charts, as well, but that is a bug, not an intended feature.
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Hip-hop bravado has been filtered out, but this is still a masculine world, taut with the tension of men sharing space.
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If that message hasn't filtered all the way down to his grassroots army, it will by the time they come to Philadelphia.
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The data are filtered to show only vessels that are currently underway, and those that are discharging or have discharged their cargoes.
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To clarify the map, he filtered out duplicate or near-duplicate locations, and eliminated the "banding" effect of Tweets sent from iPhones.
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These ads are filtered through Google's AdSense program and placed in videos, and eligible creators are able to earn money from them.
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The water is filtered continuously and then recirculated, which also helps those with immune sensitivities to feel confident about the water's quality.
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When the Ferry Building reopened, I was away, in the middle of my first year in an even more filtered environment: Harvard .
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Nearly all images released to the public have been filtered, airbrushed, stretched and tweaked to make them appear as perfect as possible.
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HBO's "Carnivale" is among the dramas that have taken a stab at this period, and that was filtered through a supernatural prism.
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It is pH-balanced (7.4) and filtered by way of reverse osmosis, so there's a good chance it's better for you, however.
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She had been using filtered tap water and had been clearing out her nostrils semiregularly for a month before she developed complications.
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"In a world of social and filtered media, we are not getting enough signals that we might be wrong," Mr. Tobaccowala said.
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"We are struggling in South Africa with clean water," said Mohlapi, standing amid a vegetable patch he grows with the filtered water.
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Brash, flamboyant and laced with braggadocio, Coupe-Decale took the image of luxury living and filtered it through music, dance and fashion.
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At the University of Paris, medical scholars called themselves arabizantes , and some of our modern terms were originally filtered through the language.
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"All transactions that would deplete the DAO's account balance would be filtered out," Ethereum developer Lefteris Karapetsas told Motherboard in an email.
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She flirted with Lorde-filtered pop-rap sounds on 1989 and also collaborated with Kendrick Lamar after expressing appreciation for his work.
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I had to adjust by flying at a higher altitude, where the drone met direct sunlight instead of light filtered through trees.
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Photo: Todd White Visual artist Quayola's work often explores classical art filtered through computer algorithms, generating new audiovisual or sculptural hybrid pieces.
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I took a handful of sand and filtered it through my fist onto her trousers, which were a dark blue-gray color.
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Brittle, staccato electronic sounds and filtered voices ricochet around him; a reggaeton beat appears and vanishes amid clatters, ratchets and finger snaps.
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Talullah, from Kent, described how men were starting to believe that Snapchat-filtered photos were accurate portrayals of the people in them.
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Despite Pelosi's reputation for open-mindedness, there's a constant awareness that the people on screen are being filtered through a liberal lens.
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That speaks to your point about how the show, even when it tried really hard, was perpetually filtered through a white lens.
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Microbeads that wash down drains cannot be filtered out by many wastewater treatment plants, meaning that tiny plastics slip easily into waterways.
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As The Times reported earlier this year, the mayor of Flint is still telling residents to drink only bottled or filtered water.
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YouTube's Partner Program allows influencers to earn money directly off their channels by placing ads within videos, which are filtered by Google.
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As its skies are backlit by the star, astronomers can sometimes detect chemical elements in its atmosphere by studying the filtered light.
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It filtered all the results to only restaurants that were on Grubhub, and clicking menu lead you to the Grubhub order page.
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A crew of French, Spanish, Italian, English and German speakers rushed back and forth as American and Icelandic actors steadily filtered in.
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In the classroom, light filtered in through a gaping hole in the ceiling, with crumbling concrete and exposed steel bars suspended overhead.
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The resulting water is filtered once again before it's ready to drink, while the clean air is let out into the room.
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Now all her shopping emails get immediately filtered into a shopping folder — not her inbox — until she realizes she needs something specific.
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Both are histories filtered through the filmmaker's singular experience as an Italian American and as a preternaturally inquisitive and insightful spectator/creator.
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Even now, more than a year after the city's water problems were discovered, people here must rely on filtered and bottled water.
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The afternoon was drawing to a close, but sunlight still filtered through the tall windows of the old Summerton High School auditorium.
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It directs younger children to the stand-alone YouTube Kids app, which contains a filtered set of videos from the main site.
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The result of the filter is perceptible, but hard to notice unless compared side by side with an original non-filtered video.
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For centuries, images of it were in the hands of male artists and often filtered through a scrim of mythology and religion.
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It took the classic ancient-art-survey model, with its chronological lineup of archaeological treasures, and filtered it through 8503st-century realities.
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Ultimately, the success of 'hide replies' will depend on how people use it, but it could mean friendlier — and more filtered — conversations.
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As for the filtered aesthetic the app is known for, Systrom's wife, Nicole, brought it full circle thanks to a Mexico trip.
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Now it was all filtered through my own social-media bubble — that of a middle-class white woman who lives in Brooklyn.
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Soft light filtered in through the open window, and she flicked on the lights to signal what she thought was waking time.
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Airplanes have been designed to pump fresh, filtered air through the cabin ever since the days when smoking was allowed on board.
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It is constantly filtered, and there is a vacuum-like machine that runs around it all day, sucking up any foreign matter.
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Have you ever wondered what vintage synthpop would sound like filtered through the mind of everyone's favorite awkwardly charming funnyman, Michael Cera?
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Again, it was a look at that drive filtered through the someone who actually did accomplish that and kind of came up empty.
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There is something inherently grating about the meticulously coordinated schedule featuring all the hottest spots superimposed over heavily-filtered images of the couple.
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Game of Thrones unfolds simultaneously on HBO and on Twitter, where it's filtered through the incredibly witty commentary of its devoted, frustrated fans.
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Tests showed that, on average, about 30 percent of the total plasma in a sample had been filtered out through the fidget spinning.
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Missions inside last up to thirty days, during which the only things brought in from the outside world are humans and filtered air.
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You can find some at almost any store for less than $10, and it's easy to refill them with tap or filtered water.
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The presence of even more junk on the less-filtered Google Scholar results demonstrates that, well, there's a lot of crap out there.
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The deteriorating global outlook and how that filtered through to domestic business confidence were the main considerations for any further easing, Hawkesby said.
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As results filtered into her event and she ticked up to third place, the campaign cut the music and cranked the TV volume.
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The new feature Twitter says it's working on will make it easier to toggle back and forth between the filtered and unfiltered mode.
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Stylistically, it's pretty cool—grit-filtered footage that corresponds to the song's lyrics with performance footage from everyone involved—but it's ultimately inessential.
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And while we typically quench our thirst with simple tap or filtered water, where's the fun (or the massive exit potential) in that?
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Out were heavily filtered cameraphone snaps with a vignette blur effect, in were crystal-clear photographs with beautiful, natural lighting and crisp colors.
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I was the daughter they left behind, and for most of my life, my relationship with my parents was filtered through that lens.
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Additionally, skulls, studs, and fishnet have filtered up to the runways for such high-end houses as Alexander Wang, Rodarte, and Marc Jacobs.
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ANC Deputy Secretary General Jessie Duarte said she expected the party's vote share to grow as results from larger voting districts filtered through.
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After the session, Obama took a sip from a glass of filtered Flint water, insisting that residents should feel safe doing the same.
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The filtered subreddits also include gaming communities like r/Overwatch, r/DotA2, and r/hearthstone, as well as an assload of sports subreddits.
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