Some want ads to be relevant to themselves, so they block generalized ads — and some fear targeting, and so only want generalized ads!
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There's a distinction, which is probably familiar to a lot of your readers, between generalized AI and specialized AI. In science fiction, what you hear about is generalized AI, right?
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And best to my knowledge, no one has a good generalized solution except ... and I think no one is likely to achieve a generalized solution to self-driving before Tesla.
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The results can't be generalized to other age ranges, either.
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Varady adds that today's results shouldn't be generalized too broadly.
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I'm predisposed to disagree with that kind of generalized argument.
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Oh, sure, we created a generalized dystopian atmosphere of despair.
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As shown above, Dontnod said their pulls were more generalized.
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The improvement compared to the September survey was generalized, though.
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"This [could result] in a generalized body discomfort," she says.
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And several doctors suggested she may have generalized anxiety disorder.
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Disparities cannot be generalized from one ethnic population to another.
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"Generalized anxiety is characterized by worry and apprehension," Klemanski says.
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And so this idea is a much more generalized approach.
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That was the generalized feeling, that they copied U.S. innovation.
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Put another way, probiotics "cannot be generalized," Dr. Reid said.
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The generalized complaint of conservatives is that they've been shadowbanned.
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I've always generalized that they won't vote for men who yell.
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That's because it's hard to put a number on generalized despair!
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Obviously, one quarter of declines does not a generalized downtrend make.
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"generalized grievance," and thus could not show that government policy had
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"Hasty reactions can lead to superficial or generalized responses," she says.
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Edmond, the Court ruled that generalized crime control checkpoints were unconstitutional.
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The data from these studies is ambiguous and cannot be generalized.
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Or just a generalized sympathy for autocrats and hatred for democracy?
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Fall in the Adirondack Mountains is a time of generalized confliction.
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Needle exchange saved New York City from a generalized H.I.V. epidemic.
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"I didn't want to appear generalized in any way," he recalled.
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"The sanctions have a more generalized and deadly direct effect by contributing to a more generalized scarcity of life-saving medicine and equipment because they exacerbate an economic downturn," Weisbrot wrote to CNN in an email.
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The silver lining on a cloud of generalized nihilism is earnest vulnerability.
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While identifying information can be omitted, the best posts are rarely generalized.
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It isn't enough to cite a generalized belief that something went wrong.
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Generalized fears have not come to fruition and are not likely to.
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Analysts over-generalized in predicting a populist electoral wave in Western countries.
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I write a bi-monthly column about my struggles with generalized anxiety.
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There's a problem with "Let's hang out" and other such generalized statements.
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"There is a climate of generalized psychosis," said Mr. Dombe, the journalist.
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"Most of the concerns people have are generalized political concerns," Meckler said.
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One was on the generalized AI, and what would replace a human.
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There's a lot of over-generalized group accusation in both these narratives.
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It's true that the generalized trends toward peace and prosperity are positive.
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" But when they're not, "school districts may employ generalized race-based approaches.
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It's important to note that my life is ruled by generalized anxiety.
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She plays the role with warmth but in too generalized a manner.
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With the development of generalized AI, what's the meaning of a person?
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" —lesstalkmoreposts "I have generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) that gets really bad at night.
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The existence of such generalized wisdom is a foundational belief in capitalist cultures.
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Now as an adult, I deal with generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) and depression.
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Will the generalized or objective badness of the wasp have the same effect?
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This ability to feel attachment was gradually generalized to mates, kin, and friends.
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Along with Generalized Anxiety Disorder, I was diagnosed with Severe Body Dysmorphic Disorder.
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"This court is not responsible for vindicating generalized partisan preferences," Roberts wrote Monday.
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SaaS products built without data and AI offer generalized solutions to their customers.
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Tech site and sort of generalized how to get things done site. Yeah.
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They were the victims of the generalized anti-media climate the administration created.
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They include generalized weakness, the inability to eat and breathe, and, ultimately, death.
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PALOMER: We treat specific phobias, like fear of flying, generalized anxiety, social anxiety, agoraphobia.
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The change also does not extend to generalized propaganda and misinformation about the elections.
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So are generalized mobile text messaging, or SMS, and email platforms such as Gmail.
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About 98 of the participants had panic disorder, and 252 had generalized anxiety disorder.
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I have generalized anxiety disorder, and he helps calm me down when I'm anxious.
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" —Anonymous "I struggle with crippling generalized anxiety disorder and was prescribed Lexapro for it.
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I am deeply troubled that they feel themselves repaid with generalized mistrust and disrespect.
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This is the third and final generalized accelerator program that Singularity will be offering.
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Additionally, the generalized recovery in oil prices should provide a tailwind to energy investment.
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People with generalized lipodystrophy have little or no fat tissue all over the body.
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Now, after years of war and neglect it is nothing but a generalized slum.
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As in the story of Bluebeard, the generalized dominance of men becomes cartoonishly horrifying.
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They're all methods of creating generalized systems that can perform analysis on new data.
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It's the secondary and tertiary demand impacts that are creating a generalized economic crisis.
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"Where these fires occurred, I think the risk is generalized all around," Tolmachoff said.
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They see it as a generalized reference to increased government support for health care.
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"This court is not responsible for vindicating generalized partisan preferences," the chief justice wrote.
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This turns the generalized argument that gig employers are harming workers on its head.
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Class was seldom fully in the mix, except, maybe, in a generalized Marxist way.
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What does her work tell us about the inchoate, generalized desires of pop listeners?
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Take a look at the gorgeous Winnie Harlow, a black model with generalized vitiligo.
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As with Ms. Rubell's performance, you end up with familiar images and generalized meanings.
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But recently, we've gotten better at creating computer systems that have generalized learning capabilities.
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So, for instance, Kevin's career worries could be translated into more generalized career worries.
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It tries random actions, and the actions that lead to higher scores become generalized strategies.
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Additionally, the findings cannot be generalized outside the population of people who habitually drink coffee.
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Mauritania will still receive trade benefits under another U.S. program, the Generalized System of Preferences.
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Yes, it's all comic relief, but no show needs that much overly-generalized comic relief.
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People have turned skin cells back into a more generalized type of stem cell before.
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Some of this paranoia is a subset of generalized Obama-inspired, Trump-ratified birther shit.
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Twitter's defining characteristic as a company, to my mind, is a kind of generalized haplessness.
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Most of the other content around this subject is either over-generalized or downright inaccurate.
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My friend Courtney takes Effexor and Lithium for generalized anxiety disorder and persistent depressive disorder.
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You feel like you're speaking to the converted minority, and not a more generalized audience.
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Symptoms include high fever, generalized rash all over the body, stuffy nose and reddened eyes.
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Ultimately, the researchers are working towards generalized AI that functions similarly to the human brain.
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Instead of being triggered by generalized instability, it targeted the power of the Islamic parties.
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Mine is due to a generalized anxiety disorder — something that affects around 6.8 million adults.
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Like Rue, I've struggled with OCD, generalized anxiety, ADHD, and major depression my whole life.
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I went on to receive related diagnoses of generalized anxiety disorder and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Without addressing these questions, and more, the work may be flawed or not easily generalized.
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It would be another six months before I was correctly diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder.
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The cooking tends to be less nuanced, and generalized pairings tend to work just fine.
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I'm already a delicate ecosystem of chronic depression and generalized anxiety disorder to begin with!
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Biden's rallies radiate less seeming anger, compared with other candidates' events, and more generalized strain.
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I have generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), which means I obsessively worry about anything and everything.
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"When something like that occurs, it ignites fear — generalized fear in the community," she said.
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I was only 12 when I was diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder and put on medication.
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When Blanche DuBois depended on the kindness of strangers, she too was relying on generalized reciprocity.
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Frequent interaction among a diverse set of people tends to produce a norm of generalized reciprocity.
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Here is the official NBA Matchup of generalized neurosis, and a post-church start at that.
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Choosing to disrespect our flag is an over-generalized indictment of the greatest nation on Earth.
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The model pictured, Ana Carolina Reston, died of a generalized infection caused by anorexia in 2006.
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Where does mental illness and more generalized alienation end and lone wolf terrorism—the political—begin?
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Lindsay Johnson*, 28, has generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, depression, obsessive compulsive disorder, agoraphobia, and claustrophobia.
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Starting at age 10 or so, I often woke up with a generalized sense of dread.
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"Our findings can't be generalized to people who are really high consumers of seafood," Morris said.
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Don't credit the election for electrifying this music; generalized urgency plugs in anywhere, at any time.
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In November, Google open-sourced Tensor Flow , a generalized library for computing using data flow graphs.
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When a doctor told me I had a "generalized anxiety disorder," strangely, it was a relief.
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The Court did not grant CBP the authority to operate checkpoints as generalized crime control stops.
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I was disappointed that this review generalized and summarized without any genuine engagement with the book.
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Officials will need to monitor the impact so the adjustment doesn't become generalized inflation, he said.
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Mr. Trump understands the symbolic value of this amorphous, generalized veteran forever wronged by the government.
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What is different is that this resistance is, according to the anonymous author, widespread and generalized.
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Some experience clinical levels of O.C.D. or generalized anxiety and it's an outlet for anxious thoughts.
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Yes, it's slow and does not offer the ego-loving superiority of making a generalized understanding.
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Once a behavior pattern has a name, rather than generalized frustration, it is easier to validate.
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But they noted "a variety of study quality issues" which prevented them from making generalized statements.
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The Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) program gives 121 developing countries easier access to US consumers.
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Why should we assume a generalized AI wouldn't be any less lazy than a child today?
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But what was fragile and specific becomes smooth and generalized; pain quickly turns into commercial entertainment.
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Clearly, generalized rules about how long everyone should take every type of antibiotic aren't cutting it.
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"A litigant's injury cannot be based on the public's generalized interest in enforcing adherence to the Constitution, and courts repeatedly have rejected the proposition that swearing an oath to support and defend the Constitution can transform such a generalized interest into a concrete harm," the brief says.
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Humans are busy inventing artificial generalized intelligence — machines that are our cognitive equals, and soon our superiors.
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Between every single fraction of a degree lies untold levels of death and disease and generalized destruction.
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Instead we are often better off letting generalized memories and experiences guide us in our daily life.
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Rebecca*, 31, was given gabapentin for generalized anxiety after trying Celexa and Effexor, two commonly used medications.
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This specific concern about saturated fats eventually mutated into a generalized panic about all types of fat.
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Why is religion such a focus for these movies, but in such an unfocused and generalized way?
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"The worry, of course, is that incontinence is often an accompanying sign of generalized seizures," Cohen said.
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He has recently begun seeing a new therapist, after being diagnosed with PTSD and generalized anxiety disorder.
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Song is careful to note that these results should not be generalized to all workplace wellness programs.
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For people with generalized anxiety disorders in particular, exercise can be helpful in a few specific ways.
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But we remain a long way off from a single generalized classifier that can identify any sound.
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One of the biggest misconceptions about artificial intelligence is the belief that today's AIs possess generalized intelligence.
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The results can't be generalized to everyone since nearly all the participants had insurance, the researchers write.
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Still, it was curious to me how my generalized anxiety disorder relates to this phobia I have.
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One example is Boston Children's Hospital, which built a skill called KidsMD, that offers generalized wellness advice.
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South Sudanese Justice Minister Paulino Wanawilla Unango told the Council that Sooka's report was generalized and flawed.
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If you aren't, don't stand by as those around you make offensive, generalized comments (about any group).
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As puberty dawned, the holiday served to bring my otherwise generalized sense of confusion to a head.
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Douglass was combating a set of generalized stereotypes by showing the specific humanity of one black man.
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The fungibility of wealth amplifies this faulty and dangerous notion that money is equivalent to generalized ability.
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"Songs of Experience," meanwhile, is the more generalized reflections of a longtime rock star and do-gooder.
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The good news is that most transit agencies have a generalized pandemic-response plan ready to go.
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This hankering after a generalized condition comes to make more and more sense as the chapters progress.
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Mental health issues and problems are more generalized and show up in multiple sectors across American society.
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Some people suffer from generalized anxiety; some people deal with social anxiety; some people have specific phobias.
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Headsets have already been used to successfully race drones and control MindDesktop, a generalized brain interface for Windows.
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Plus, there are several generalized solutions for small businesses, like Square's Appointments, Schedulicity, Groupon's merchant software, and others.
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The drug is being studied as a potential treatment for refractory generalized myasthenia gravis, a debilitating neuromuscular disease.
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John Adams said that we fought a War for Independence because we wanted to fight against generalized warrants.
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Facebook's system is similar, but more generalized, since it's not connected to any medical records or doctors' offices.
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Facebook considers these capabilities to be more of a prerequisite to generalized AI than a true Turing test.
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In addition to their work on phobias, Psious and VirtualRet also have solutions for generalized anxiety and relaxation.
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"We need more details as usual because they provided generalized information," Russian U.N. Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia told Reuters.
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The study's authors were careful to note that their findings can't be generalized to every advertisement on Facebook.
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His insomnia was barely manageable with medication, and he continued to struggle with generalized anxiety during the day.
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There was just a generalized sense of frustration that games reporters had gotten political and steeped in ideology.
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That makes for exciting action sequences, sure, but also a generalized sense of unity with all of humanity.
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Generalized and ambiguous concepts such as "stability" and "peace" fall short on fulfilling a hundred-year-old friendship.
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Mr. Méndez said that torture in Mexico was "generalized," a finding that was disputed by the Mexican government.
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India is the world's largest beneficiary of the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP), which dates from the 1970s.
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War-targeted policies based on sort of generalized associations with countries are part of our [existing immigration] policy.
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"There's a generalized blackout at the Puerto La Cruz refinery," union leader Jose Bodas told Reuters on Sunday.
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Many insomnia cases are attributable to generalized anxiety disorders, post traumatic stress, depression or terrible nightmares, Kryger said.
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Historically, there was a generalized consensus of where supply and demand would head and the industry invested accordingly.
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Way back near the beginning of Wine School in 2014, we took a somewhat generalized look at Beaujolais.
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"American" is a more generalized view than I would prefer, but it is the best of several alternatives.
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For students with generalized social anxiety, a four-minute talk, with minimal time to prepare, can be debilitating.
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" Democrats' concerns on the impact were highly generalized: "the Trump Administration is yet again prioritizing ideology over science.
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The goal is "to create a generalized and prolonged situation of crisis in the Spanish state," it said.
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Days of the month become generalized into either being closer to post-Christmas or pre-New Years Eve.
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The New Deal and the union movement generalized that to most workers through contracts or simply raising expectations.
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In many of those situations, humans rely on generalized intelligence and common sense that robots still very much lack.
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How about crumbling trust in traditional forms of evidence, and the potential for audio harassment, scams, and generalized slander?
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The question is, will Jack and Jill's new vision of building a generalized transportation layer for restaurant delivery work?
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Today Mr Wang, 25, is at the helm of his second startup, Generalized Aviation, which creates software for drones.
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Trump had announced his intention to remove India from the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) program in early March.
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But the results could only be generalized to North Carolina coastal counties, where the experiment took place, said Lawson.
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As rates increase, Pokrovsky warns that HIV could evolve into a generalized epidemic infecting all parts of Russian society.
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I've been diagnosed with Complex PTSD and Generalized Anxiety Disorder, which has brought a lot of clarity for me.
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The generalized uncertainty about Trump's policies would also hit capital spending as businesses sit on their hands, Buiter added.
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If we're going to move toward generalized intelligence, Facebook wants to make sure we know how to evaluate progress.
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Anxiety as an illness can come in several forms: Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), panic disorder, or social anxiety disorder.
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More research is needed to determine whether the study's findings could be generalized to other types of kidney disease.
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Last week, IBM issued an absolutely worthless statement about the ban using the most absurdly generalized and flowery language.
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The worker told The Verge he has since been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder and generalized anxiety disorder.
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They say that, on its own, it'll never produce generalized intelligence, because truly humanlike intelligence isn't just pattern recognition.
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Following several rounds of generalized prop-knocking by the two sides and their bots, Eagle Prime and KURATAS met.
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As computers got more powerful, it became obvious that deep learning techniques had wide-ranging applications, and generalized well.
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"That allegation is the epitome of a generalized grievance over which the Court lacks jurisdiction," Mississippi told the court.
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He calls Alexion a "top large-cap pick" with a $26 billion opportunity in autoimmune disorder generalized myasthenia gravis.
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"Snarky comment[s]" and "spiteful tweets" are included in its assessment, along with generalized mean and ad hominem comments.
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" On Wednesday, Disney added in a statement, "The lawsuit's uninformed generalized allegations about Disney's policies and practices are baseless.
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The report also found that extortion of detained migrants was "generalized," with several examples of sexual abuse of women.
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Plenty of startups have tackled subsets of these problems, but to date no one has built a generalized solution.
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Whatever their feelings on diplomacy, most Americans share a generalized anxiety about Mr. Trump's approach to steering the country.
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He tells The Verge that the team is currently working to ensure the findings can be generalized across populations.
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If these current benchmarks don't help us develop AI with more generalized, flexible intelligence, why are they so popular?
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A generalized fatigue with athleisure was an underlying theme at the shows here, sometimes expressed in unintentionally humorous ways.
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Generalized seizures impact both sides of the brain, and symptoms include staring blankly, slightly twitching, stiffening, jerking and losing consciousness.
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If your friend takes the Mayo Clinic's advice, then he should also notice whether their delayed ejaculation is generalized—i.e.
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I don't know… maybe I'm moving into generalized, abstract territory, but my point is, Run Lola Run still rings true.
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Dropbox's challenge is building a more generalized, abstract version of the collaboration tools you might find in other massive products.
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But I mean, the idea that they can find you, certainly, but they don't do it as a generalized system.
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I have major depressive disorder and generalized anxiety order and I've taken antidepressants for years to keep everything in balance.
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Combining body and mind "The study also raises interesting questions regarding the comorbidity of depression with generalized inflammation," Redei said.
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First, the team argues that a proper generalized AI should be able to fluently communicate in natural language with humans.
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But for those of us who already deal with generalized anxiety, well, nodding off is already just that much harder.
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This is partly what makes MindDesktop, the generalized BMI developed by researchers at Ben-Gurion University in Israel, so exciting.
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"I think it's a generalized view ... that there hasn't been enough discussion" about what to do before 2020, she said.
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The conversation shifts to more generalized topics as all but Hamilton mosey over to a dive bar across the street.
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Given America's ongoing amphetamine crisis and generalized sleep deprivation, legalizing a safer alternative like modafinil makes a lot of sense.
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Bressi is arguing that the generalized nature of the SR 86 checkpoint stops are a violation of his constitutional rights.
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Some brands, like Keep Company and Unicorn Goods, offer an expansive generalized catalogue of vegan shirts, jackets, accessories and more.
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Factors include the US-China trade war, Brexit, and a generalized economic slowdown across the world — and particularly in Europe.
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She characterizes her paralyzed life as one of generalized fear and pain, detached her from the realm of the ordinary.
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These results "point to this being a generalized process when there's been an inflammatory or lesion-like injury," Garcia said.
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Most psychiatrists regard SAD as being a subclass of generalized depression or, in a smaller proportion of cases, bipolar disorder.
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Like Crane and Smith, he takes a "generalized approach" to religion, focusing on what all such traditions have in common.
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HARRIET RENEE CAMPBELL BROOKLYN To the Editor: Oh, boy, here we go again: A generalized attack on the male gender.
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Their findings raised questions about generalized nutritional recommendations and dietary suggestions—like the food pyramid we're so accustomed to following.
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The company even created a more generalized version of this checklist, to encourage others to make this standard industry practice.
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In essence we will move from a generalized and costly lockdown to more focused public health control of the epidemic.
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So, his claims are the epitome of "generalized assertions" — which are not sufficient to trigger the application of executive privilege.
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Either way, the result is not a direct evaluation of the wine itself but a response to wine's generalized aura.
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Linden believes that, among all the new discoveries about touch and haptic sensation, the most important are the least generalized.
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It would be legally trickier to claim that their products treat or alleviate an actual disease, like generalized anxiety disorder.
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Until recently, the threat of drug-resistant disease was largely theoretical, a generalized fear rooted in a few isolated cases.
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Anxiety disorders include conditions such as panic disorder, social anxiety disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, and substance/medication-induced anxiety disorders.
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First, there is a generalized cognitive slowing with age — but given a little more time, older adults perform just fine.
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Anxiety is a broad term for a range of disorders, from generalized anxiety disorder to social anxiety to specific phobias.
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Pesce violently divorces Murakami's work from its socioeconomic context in favor of a more generalized war-between-the-sexes dynamic.
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Dr. Beatrice has found linear enamel hypoplasia — grooves in the teeth that indicate generalized physiological stress — in virtually every mouth.
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In a 2013 book, also entitled "Probably Approximately Correct," Valiant generalized his PAC learning framework to encompass biological evolution as well.
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If it was just a data breach and it was seemingly unconnected to elections, people would just have a generalized shrug.
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But others have generalized the format into a lowercase "backyard ultra" style of race, each of which follows the same format.
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From there, Mr. Carvalho was referred to an outpatient program, and he learned he had generalized anxiety and major depressive disorders.
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"Something that started as an environmental crime could be placed aside and become a generalized conflict in the area," Borges said.
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While generalized here as "young," each photographer here has emerged with a fully matured style of image making all their own.
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All that is on top of a more generalized worry that macOS still feels like the forgotten child next to iOS.
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Only a few have stepped up to make generalized statements condemning the potential threat of Chinese hardware to US national security.
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Seeing his potential jerk move laid out so plainly as a neatly generalized joke, he saw it in a new light.
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Many developed regions of the world have done this and have driven back the ravages of TB as a generalized epidemic.
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The internet's early use for fail-safe communication for defense purposes later evolved as generalized technology for communications of all types.
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In the Nixon case in 1974, the Supreme Court acknowledged that presidents may have a generalized interest in maintaining such confidentiality.
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"The federal courts are not a proper forum in which to raise generalized grievances about federal policies," the DOJ attorney said.
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In addition to denial, the United States, particularly on the right of the political spectrum, has a generalized aversion to government.
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" Laird says he tries to "complicate those narratives and subvert them," and to "avoid this idea of this big generalized movement.
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There is strange comfort in having someone transform your vague generalized sense of anxiety about the future into concrete, visceral imagery.
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But in the consciousness-raising work of #MeToo, the specific experiences of abuse were flattened to send a more generalized message.
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CHIP's murky future is a byproduct both of the GOP's war on welfare, and of a more generalized and serious dysfunction.
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When we speak about something in the abstract, we take concrete instances and average them into generalized — and necessarily reductive — concepts.
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The rest of the time I worried, living with the nervous expectation of imminent disaster (diagnosis: generalized anxiety disorder, or GAD).
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Where once his leads blurred into generalized multitracking, here you can make out his congested, drolly personable, Jonathan Richman-channeling voice.
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"This bird seems to have been a small-bodied, predominantly non-tree-dwelling, flying bird, with a generalized diet," Field said.
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Gathering information in North Korea is notoriously difficult, and HRW acknowledged its survey was too limited to provide a generalized sample.
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This cuts against a different thing that progressives feel, which is a generalized preference, I find, for small businesses over big.
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In June, the United States ended its preferential trade treatment for India, removing it from the Generalized System of Preferences program.
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But now, that fear has become more generalized—not only due to SB 4, but also to the overall immigration climate.
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Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) affects 6.8 million adults in the United States, according to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America.
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A generalized terror comes into view as the white citizens of Wilmington mobilized to seize power through violence and outright fraud.
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For some startups, landing a story with trade press may be better than being written up by a generalized tech publication.
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An accompanying editorial noted that the study focused on adult players, and the results can't be generalized to teenagers and children.
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If everything (public speaking, getting sick, diving, and separation), makes you a nervous wreck, that could just be generalized anxiety disorder.
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His top aides denounced the strike, with Justice Minister Osmar Serraglio dismissing it as "nonsense" and "generalized disorder" in an interview.
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His work plays with the motifs of sexism verging on complete objectification, all manner of racist Black stereotypes, and generalized prejudice.
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While some representatives wasted time grandstanding or asking useless generalized questions, Ocasio-Cortez asked questions that were specific, targeted and strategic.
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" Coontz said the census findings "should not be generalized to think that everybody who's not living with somebody is not happy.
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After that, she began seeing a therapist regularly, and got a formal diagnosis of major depressive disorder and generalized anxiety disorder.
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Then just before my second year, during a stressful last-minute house hunt, I had two generalized seizures in one weekend.
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Growing up, he'd received mental health diagnoses that included depression and generalized anxiety disorder; he took medication and went to therapy.
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But none of the projects are explicitly political, beyond the generalized sense that more stories should have Jesus heavily featured in them.
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Guava Island's more generalized story doesn't spell this connection out explicitly in the film, but it weaves subtle references to Santeria throughout.
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His appeal seems rather harder to pin down, aside from a generalized narrative of decline coupled with an anti-politically correct persona.
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As it stands, engineers have basically two options when it comes to developing grasping robots: task-specific learning and generalized grasping algorithms.
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I live with generalized anxiety, a constant buzzing drone that interferes with my focus, my confidence, and my general peace of mind.
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My mental health diagnosis is currently schizoaffective disorder, bipolar type, as well as complex post-traumatic stress disorder and generalized anxiety disorder.
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But it may be that the market, which is filled with a disparate different kinds of tools, needs a more generalized approach.
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Second, there is a generalized update to the look and feel — everything is just a little cleaner and more tasteful than before.
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It then sells generalized map and site-specific data feeds to governments, the financial sector, emergency readiness agencies, agriculture companies and others.
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Right now, these two theories can be generalized that explain the scale of the world we live in, but not past that.
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Sometime next month, it's also hoping for the Wi-Fi Alliance to issue a plan for more generalized and real-world testing.
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On top of all that, I manage generalized anxiety disorder that's often centered around my relationships, so the silences felt extra heavy.
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A self-described "perfectionist" and "worrier," Wilson reveals she was diagnosed with OCD, depression and generalized anxiety disorder in the 7th grade.
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This advice is generalized and everyone's situation is unique, so everyone really needs to do some analysis to evaluate their own situation.
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This past winter, malware ripped through the Pyeongchang Olympics, disrupting Wi-Fi, shutting down the Olympics website, and causing generalized digital havoc.
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Like Cortana and Siri, Alexa is the command and control bot, a generalized AI that can handle a variety of different tasks.
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Although a generalized threat is less likely to occur, the lack of specificity often calls for a protracted search, according to Kelly.
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Incidents in the past are referred to but never entirely spelled out, instead becoming part of the tapestry of Logan's generalized guilt.
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Siri, Alexa and Cortana are miles ahead of old-fashioned dialog trees, but they still are a far cry from generalized intelligence.
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Generalized anxiety disorder, the primary feature of which is excessive and uncontrollable worrying, affects only 2 to 5 percent of the population.
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Editorial Turn away, for a moment, from the generalized idiocy of the presidential campaign to consider a specific instance of monumental dimness.
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That in turn is being reflected in a generalized appreciation in the U.S. dollar and a significant drop in international commodity prices.
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So as you can imagine, the book kind of generalized and broadened and became a bit more accessible and more wide-ranging.
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Ms. Olsen continues to write about relationships — with lovers, family, herself — in generalized terms that, more clearly than ever, are pop terms.
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For example, two patients may have very similar checkbox lists: generalized weakness, weight loss, anxiousness, poor sleep, mild tremor of the hands.
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Again, it was corruption, overall, generalized — but yeah, no doubt about it, what happened in 2016 — what happened in 2016, as relates?
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It looked at only five states total, so it's unclear if the findings can be generalized to the rest of the country.
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The sample sizes are so small that it's hard to say for certain whether the findings will hold for bigger, generalized populations.
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The point here is that the two generalized explanatory realms — the one focused on race and the other on economic shock — overlap.
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He added that the department would be willing to provide the committee more generalized information about how the I.R.S. conducts presidential audits.
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Consent workshops can be as impersonal and utilitarian as an SAT prep book: fact-based, transactional, generalized and devoid of human emotion.
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Some of my favorite influencers such as Lil Uzi Vert, A$AP Rocky, and Ian Conner have generalized the idea of uniqueness.
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" As a consequence, "the generalized assertion of privilege must yield to the demonstrated, specific need for evidence in a pending criminal trial.
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He sees a generalized transition to more liberal world views — perhaps as a concomitant of voters with college and graduate school degrees.
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To be fair, to get to parity with humans on generalized locomotion and grasping, it's probably going to take another several decades.
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Where people live inevitably defines their lifestyles, day-to-day activities and interactions, which makes the generalized TV version far less believable.
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The court held that executive privilege protects national security and military secrets but does not provide a generalized shield in criminal matters.
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Finally, this was a study of mostly post-cardiac surgery patients, and it wasn't clear how widely the findings could be generalized.
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The practice has been scientifically proven to help treat phobias, panic disorder, social anxiety disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, OCD, and posttraumatic stress disorder.
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"There had been a generalized tightening of credit availability," the minutes showed, with lending for housing investment and to small business particularly affected.
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Jax is candid about her diagnoses: general anxiety, agoraphobia, generalized major depression, and cluster B traits (the category can include borderline personality disorder).
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You will also receive a complimentary sense of generalized bamboozlement for having the poor judgment to spend good money on this particular auction.
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To distinguish quantum theory from a generalized probability theory, you need specific kinds of constraints on the probabilities and possible outcomes of measurement.
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"And investors in general are nervous about emerging markets given the potential for Fed tightening," in addition to generalized risk aversion, he added.
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The prowess of GPT-20183, say OpenAI, suggests there could be methods available to researchers right now that can mimic more generalized brainpower.
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The statute's explicit "citizen suit" provision was not sufficient to authorize a lawsuit for a "generalized grievance," Justice Scalia wrote in Lujan v.
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Thought-action fusion is now found to be common in not only OCD, but depression, eating disorders, psychotic disorders, and generalized anxiety disorder.
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My diagnosis changed from generalized anxiety disorder to OCD a couple of years ago, but I'd always known there was an obsessive disorder.
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Do you think we'll still be using narrow forms of AI in the future, or will everything be done by more generalized systems?
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Many of them are ill-educated and have tattoos on their foreheads,** and I hate to be generalized about it, but it's true.
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"I know it's a generalized statement, and there are people who I've met who swear by the probiotics they take," he tells me.
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Study limitations: The author's note the small number of participants, all undergraduate students meaning the results can't be generalized to the entire population.
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But, look, the veracity of these generalized slurs, if you will, against the press, and the frequency of them is disturbing to me.
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This is practically a truism, but it's also too generalized to provide an accurate sense of how the voting public views this election.
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For much of my life, I've battled a generalized eating disorder and exercise addiction, which climaxed in my late teens and early 20s.
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That means their findings can't be generalized to everyone, or even all Americans, since lifestyle factors and diets differ between the two countries.
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Much of her address was a mix of descriptions of her upbringing, assertions of her opinions and generalized attacks on Donald J. Trump.
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"The statute was drafted with broad generalized language that fits squarely into today's digital world," Justice Rosalyn Richter wrote for the Appellate Division.
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Indie—in the most generalized sense of the word that exists outside of Camden—no longer has the cultural clout it used to.
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Bertie's generalized anxiety is apparent throughout the whole series, and the writers handle it carefully and humorously — with a big dose of relatability.
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The songs are a little more generalized, less specific; the music feels just a little more deliberate, though it's still full of surprises.
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In Episode 2, Annie crashes the narrative, driven by guilt over the disintegration of her family and a generalized rage at the world.
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The generalized disgust with the political class, for instance, already seems to be having an effect on a presidential election scheduled for October.
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At other moments, the Gris influence feels more generalized, especially in the Philadelphia Museum of Art's magnificent "Homage to Juan Gris" (1953-54).
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As a side effect of my generalized anxiety disorder, I aggressively scratch and pick at my skin, a medical condition known as dermatillomania.
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And the findings can't be generalized to other types of restaurants, as the study looked only at fast food and fast casual restaurants.
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One is through duty-free access to the U.S. market for some of its goods through the Generalized System of Preferences, or GSP.
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One algorithm in particular — known as "generalized kinematic closure" — bested the seven-joint problem, allowing roboticists to program fine control into mechanical hands.
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H: To take that a bit further, with the RSVP series, is there a particular audience being addressed or is it more generalized?
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My Generalized Anxiety Disorder was most likely triggered by my postpartum depression, and my journey with mental illnesses began with my journey into motherhood.
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"I do believe that the points we make in the paper can be generalized to a lot of interstates, and metropolitans areas," says Alberg.
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A society characterized by generalized reciprocity is more efficient than a distrustful society, for the same reason that money is more efficient than barter.
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I had experienced dozens of panic attacks throughout my life — that's just what living with anxiety (or more specifically, generalized anxiety disorder) is like.
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However, if a startup is able to attain domain experts in their field as angels, they can offer benefits that more generalized VCs cannot.
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Finally, we need to change the negative and generalized way that we think about the 65.3 million people worldwide who are currently forcibly displaced.
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" Within a few weeks, he says, "the righteous exposure of hideous abuse of power had morphed into a more generalized revolution against the patriarchy.
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"At it's heart, Pet the Pup at the Party is a game about anxiety," Herring said, explaining how he himself struggles with generalized anxiety.
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"Somehow, in people with claustrophobia, the fear of this extreme situation has become generalized to situations that are not, in fact, dangerous," he says.
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Those tariffs were imposed in response to the Trump administration's decision to remove trade privileges from Indian products under the Generalized System of Preferences.
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The network largely opted to avoid specifics, instead flattening the swimmer's turbulent history into generalized anecdotes about him pulling himself up by his bootstraps.
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Hawaii has made only generalized concerns about its effect on students and tourism, Department of Justice attorney Chad Readler told the judge via telephone.
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Instead of becoming a virtual music talent show, the app morphed into a generalized video platform to create and share videos with your friends.
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The Financial Information Forum's (FIF) comment letter said the problem with a generalized plan is that it is difficult to determine the regulators' objectives.
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As for Stefani, her anorgasmia is due to her medication, an SSRI antidepressant (she suffers from both generalized anxiety disorder and major depressive disorder).
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Each person met with a psychologist for diagnostic interviews to screen for various psychological disorders including generalized anxiety disorder, panic attacks, phobias and depression.
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Beyond foreign aid, however, there is almost generalized agreement that U.S. diplomatic disengagement from the region has, for decades, worsened Central America's underlying problems.
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The study comes on the heels of other research that found a link between high levels of traffic-related air pollution and generalized anxiety.
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The effects of ketamine are currently being studied for those with PTSD, borderline personality disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, and other conditions.
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The goal is to move beyond "narrow AI," programs that are good at very specific tasks, but lack more generalized skills and learning capabilities.
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Peters was not a surgical candidate because—as she understands it—she has both generalized onset and focal onset seizures at the same time.
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Josh saw two therapists, and both told him that everyone had bad thoughts sometimes and it was normal, or that he had generalized anxiety.
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Employers who set up onsite clinics or direct purchasing agreements aren't using their purchasing power to drive generalized value or shift the system's incentives.
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The program India is being expelled from, called the Generalized System of Preferences, was devised to allow developing countries to alleviate poverty through trade.
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The Anticompetitive Exclusionary Conduct Prevention Act would charter a new path and create the first generalized test by combining elements of these four tests.
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"Nobody talks about mental health the way they need to," says Susan Means, 65, a retired entrepreneur diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder and depression.
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A prosecutor cannot charge generalized "conspiracy" standing alone; there must be a conspiracy to commit some specific crime (called the "object of the conspiracy").
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Trump has already kicked India out of the duty-free Generalized System of Preferences program, but could turn up the heat further, Reinsch said.
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Despite their lack of familiarity with these props, the prairie dogs did not respond to the cutouts with a single generalized "unknown threat" call.
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Immigrant rights groups are hearing of draft proposals that could specifically target those in the caravan, or more generalized regulations aimed at asylum protections.
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Legewie's analysis didn't turn up changes in infant health when mothers lived in the vicinity of generalized violence or police shootings of armed individuals.
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"There were a few very caveated and generalized threats—like, if I'm tortured, I would want to kill you," the State Department official acknowledged.
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We found town managers and elected officials who were frustrated over the generalized anger toward Washington because it inhibited practical solutions from being pursued.
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Our experiences are so vastly different that it's kind of like asking a single human being to speak for the generalized experience of humanity.
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It's also strikingly generalized for a debut, ranging wide to cover all her bases, yet simultaneously aiming to occupy hip-hop's conservative formalist center.
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But the team over at OpenAI believes that a "fun parent" approach could actually bring us all one step closer to the elusive generalized intelligence.
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"American Girls" too often devolves into generalized observations (about bullying, narcissism, misogyny, etc.), illustrated with anecdotes drawn from the more than 200 interviews she conducted.
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A child shouldn't have to stand in front of their class to explain their religion after 9/11 because the media generalized our entire religion.
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Europe, which has consistently been the largest publisher of AI papers, is more generalized—other topics of focus include social science, natural sciences, and engineering.
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"Quantum theory can be seen as a generalized probability theory, an abstract thing that can be studied detached from its application to physics," Chiribella said.
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He has normally restricted himself to generalized criticism of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) when prices have been below $270 per barrel.
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The White House said on Thursday it was terminating Turkey's eligibility for the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) programme, given its level of economic development.
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Her critique of intimacy remains intimate, however, owning its own biases while rejecting the dishy humble-brag, the brave over-share, and over-generalized neuroscience.
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The "scandal" has become more a repository of generalized anti-Trump anger than a clearly-defined set of charges that can be investigated and corroborated.
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White was diagnosed with Generalized Anxiety Disorder in grade school -- he's openly talked about how the condition affects many facets of his life, especially flying.
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In Geneva, The U.N. human rights office called on the government to halt the crackdown and denounced allegations of "generalized intimidation and harassment" of protesters.
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Because what I felt very strongly was — and all the stories you do are evidence of this — American decline is not a generalized decline, right?
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If such a cooling in the U.S. and global economies were to occur, one would expect that there would be a generalized deceleration in inflation.
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"Not only is torture generalized in Mexico, but it is also surrounded by impunity," said Juan E. Méndez, the United Nations special rapporteur on torture.
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And every two years, during the Winter and Summer Olympics, its audience traffic rises to new heights, quantifiable evidence of something often generalized and stereotyped.
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The United States will reinstate Myanmar's eligibility for benefits under the generalized system of preferences (GSP) program, which lowers tariffs on imports from poorer countries.
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Monika Bickert, Facebook's head of global policy management, says Facebook tries to distinguish between generalized vitriol and vitriol that is directed at a specific person.
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And don't express generalized pity or concern for sex workers based on their profession—their jobs and decisions are just as valid as yours.81.
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It felt like a really pivotal moment for him, it was a generalized moment of his childhood upbringing where this tangential musical influence came in.
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But conditions like generalized anxiety disorder—the country's most common anxiety disorder, affecting more than 3 million adults— present no such entry point for treatment.
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His playing of two drag characters — Widow Simone in "Fille," Carabosse in "Beauty" — was enjoyable but not exemplary: Simone was too malicious, Carabosse too generalized.
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"Despite this generalized trend, children are less likely to survive and transition into adulthood in the US than in other [countries examined]," the report said.
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You might worry that her failure to respect the reproductive autonomy of her husband derives from a generalized contempt for the reproductive autonomy of others.
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Conversely (though in practice this happens less often), blaming an executive for being in charge during a generalized stock market crash makes very little sense.
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"It's a great danger when something unpleasant happens that you lash out and your blame becomes generalized, which is what Kit does," Ms. Steavenson said.
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The cast is exceptionally good at specifying each step of this treadmill so that their performances don't blend into a generalized blob of midrange feeling.
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Over the past centuries, astronomers have generalized this claim to the credo that humanity's position in the universe is unlikely to be central or special.
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" Gene Frieda, a strategist at Pimco, told the FT: "This week it has felt like more of a generalized sell-off than an idiosyncratic one.
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These symptoms probably result from the immune system attacking the central nervous system or from a more generalized inflammation that affects how the brain works.
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Many factors can lead to a generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) diagnosis, and three of the most common risk factors are genetics, personality, and life events.
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While many fitness trackers already offer generalized advice gleaned from third-party organizations and university studies, Fitbit Premium will layer those recommendations with personalized data.
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" Georgieva earlier cited "a generalized weakening in demand" that is hitting confidence and spilling over into "trade and tourism, commodity prices and tightened financial conditions.
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It is more common in children and adolescents, especially those with generalized epilepsy and a type known as juvenile myoclonic epilepsy, according to the foundation.
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If this exact change in temperature were generalized across the nation, "that would produce approximately 2 million additional individuals reporting mental health difficulties," Obradovich explained.
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The basic idea here is that because this group of people has made enough money, their ideas about how the world works can be generalized.
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The clinical trials focused on overweight young and middle-age adults, so the benefits and safety can't be generalized to other groups, the authors said.
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A psychological examination of Shkreli performed before his sentencing found that he suffered from generalized anxiety disorder, major depressive disorder and an unspecified personality disorder.
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Suffering from burnout and "generalized hate," she's vulnerable to the brash businessman who approaches her with a convoluted plan to monetize the city's wastewater supply.
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Musk, however, says the difference between machine intelligence used for a specific use case, like driving a car, versus more generalized machine intelligence, is massive.
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Hawaii has made only generalized concerns about its effect on students and tourism, a Department of Justice lawyer, Chad Readler, told the judge via telephone.
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You might have expected pre-2017 Trump to use North Korea's provocations an opportunity to bash China even further, given his generalized hostility to Beijing.
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Now that the generalized Pokémon Go craze has subsided, the more captivating effort to catch 'em all may be game developer Niantic's ongoing battle against cheaters.
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But the current presidency isn't just predicated on sexism, it's built around demonization of Mexicans, Muslims, black people, and the generalized specter of non-white immigrants.
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Biohaven Pharmaceutical (BHVN) — Disappointing trial results for a drug designed to treat patients with Generalized Anxiety Disorder sent Biohaven Pharmaceutical shares down by more than 8%.
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"If people drink heavily and regularly, they can develop an anxiety disorder that feels like generalized anxiety or panic disorder, one that's alcohol-induced," he says.
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It arguably allows many Korean artists to compete in a US awards system, when they probably wouldn't get far in other generalized, domestic-focused pop categories.
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They're there as actors—as a resistance against generalized standards of beauty: You can't hold them to the traditional standards by which you'd normally compartmentalize people.
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The first is a generalized EC2 instance designed for developers who are trying to get a feel for the kinds of resources their application might require.
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But as with most generalized, global drug trends, psychedelics are reemerging because of a need within society, a motivation to get high in a particular way.
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Although I understand why Denise and Nikki didn't work out, her persona as a walking, talking generalized Instagram "thot" felt pretty slut shaming for my tastes.
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Turkey is no longer eligible to participate in the Generalized System of Preferences program because it "is sufficiently economically developed," USTR said in a news release.
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It took Robert Lewis, a 26-year-old Washington, DC resident, years to receive a diagnosis for his major depression (2010) and generalized anxiety disorder (2014).
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In an interview with broadcaster India Today on Wednesday night, Pompeo was asked how India could get the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) trade program restored.
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There's a bit too much of that last quality, though, with anger that becomes dispersed and generalized where a deeper tangle of emotions might be revealed.
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The Trump administration has threatened generalized, large-scale workplace raids, but has mostly focused its interior deportation assets on undocumented immigrants with pending orders of deportation.
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"Anytime someone donates to an inaugural committee, there is obviously some sort of generalized expectation of access," Elie Honig, a former federal prosecutor, told The Hill.
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Even when their activities get out of hand and a video of one female participant is posted on YouTube, there is no condemnation or generalized panic.
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All of them also had a diagnosis of anxiety, mixed anxiety and depressed mood, dysthymic disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, major depressive disorder or a dual diagnosis.
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As one of six survivors of our nation's only newsroom mass shooting, seeing generalized media-bashing tweets from the president makes me fear for my life.
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Yet there's a (albeit, generalized) contrast in what drives designers' ideas, according to Tanya Taylor: "Men design for desire and women design for purpose," she says.
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Occasional references to sand, pools, and speedboats establish the setting as California-decadent, but the lyrics, too, eschew past specificity for more generalized romantic-existential plaints.
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The strong economy and the full employment make generalized tax cuts unnecessary, but that does not preclude more spending on infrastructure and other public service areas.
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"The risk is that it actually ends up [turning] into a generalized trade war between the United States and the rest of the world," Roubini said.
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For anyone with generalized anxiety or other mental disorders that make one prone to excessive worrying and irrational behavior, outbreaks can be a particularly dangerous time.
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It took five therapists and a specialized clinic before a neurologist told her, a few days before her 40th birthday, that she had generalized anxiety disorder.
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Its r9k section contains incel-like ideas in addition to the site's generalized ethos of racism and trolling, and remains an active source of incel recruitment.
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McLain's descriptive style is occasionally a little pedestrian and generalized for Gellhorn's unusual life, at times her voice not as searing as the spectacles she witnessed.
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"It's something I can't change about myself," he said on NBC's "TODAY," where he opened up about his longtime struggle with generalized anxiety disorder on Friday.
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Eva's chief antagonist isn't her husband, the quasi-fascist Juan Perón (Enrique Acevedo), but Che (Jason Gotay), a generalized man of the people and freelance cynic.
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Levey's research group focused on 199,611 veterans in the data that had a continuous trait for anxiety based on a diagnostic scale for Generalized Anxiety Disorder.
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He was the guy that got the direction or the sort of generalized orders from the Ayatollah to go out and do this sort of stuff.
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Directors would not so much build films around specific plots as conceive of generalized situations that computers would set into motion, depending on how viewers reacted.
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"The [manual] is not meant to be an exhaustive list of constitutional rights, statutory law, regulatory law, or generalized principles of our legal system," he added.
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One could certainly argue that biologics are a unique market not subject to these generalized claims, but the truth of the matter is muddled at best.
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But instead of arming readers with interpretive tools and good questions, Aslan tells a highly selective, generalized tale with the goal of proving his own beliefs.
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She released a seven-song EP in 2014, "Everything to You," that, true to its title, was a showcase for how generalized her songwriting could be.
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The disinterest on the part of those passing by on the way to a Lincoln Center event can bear multiple readings, including generalized New Yorker apathy.
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The first is my generalized anxiety disorder which does cause me to think in worst-case scenarios and not just feel my fears, but picture them. Vividly.
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Sidwell had described the Adetus' claim as "generalized gripes founded upon [the Adetus'] speculation" and argued that it was entitled to academic deference, the appeals court noted.
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And that both acts as a very specific mental illness within this show's world and as a more generalized metaphor for these sorts of conditions in ours.
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Being hypnotized can help address psychological problems such as generalized anxiety disorder, phobias, panic attacks, body image issues in cancer survivors, post-traumatic stress disorder, and more.
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Unlike a more generalized intelligence, this expert system is really good at doing one thing and one thing only—a far cry from how human intelligence works.
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Anxiety disorder includes "panic disorder, specific phobias, social phobia, generalized anxiety disorder, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD)," demonstrated by persistent and debilitating fear.
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Yes, but: Investors' perceptions of Africa's high political risk need to be put into perspective, assessed within the local context rather than generalized to the whole continent.
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India is the biggest beneficiary of the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) and the decision comes weeks before India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi faces a general election.
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People with generalized anxiety disorder will worry constantly about things that most people don't worry about, and feel like they're unable to control their worries, Goodman says.
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LGBTQ+ people are three times more likely than straight, cisgender people to experience major depression or generalized anxiety disorder, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
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"In all of the samples, the tests detected a generalized presence of bacteria resistant to antibiotics," WPA noted in a report last week describing the study's findings.
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In the Hawaii case, the federal government said there was no need to issue an emergency restraining order because Hawaii officials offered only "generalized allegations" of harm.
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Then four years later, the startup made headlines again for its Atari Breakout-playing AI. Vicarious is searching for the Holy Grail of artificial intelligence — generalized intelligence.
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More from Tonic: The Anxiety and Depression Association of America provides a comprehensive description of anxiety disorders, like generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, phobias, and social anxiety.
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For him, it is a way to strip the face of ownership so that it is no longer any specific person, but a more generalized South Korean.
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Most of us are taught from an early age that stereotypes, typically defined as an over-generalized belief about a group or class of people, are bad.
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An unfortunate, yet predictable, consequence of Trump's "America first" policy has been a marked slowing in international trade growth and a generalized weakening in manufacturing activity abroad.
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"As decades of fruitless efforts have proven, trying to identify 'judicially discernible and manageagble standards' for adjudicating generalized political grievances is an exercise in futility," he wrote.
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The foundations of his argument came from a single study of a sample of children in the Swiss Alps, which he then generalized to the overall population.
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El Salvador's civil protection authority said on Twitter that according to an initial assessment of the country, the earthquake had not had a "serious or generalized" impact.
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Songwriters like Ms. McKenna are seasoned, skillful navigators of the intersections between the personal and the generalized, the heartfelt and the crafty, the everyday and the idealized.
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But sources close to the Indian government say New Delhi was not willing to budge, pushing the U.S. to respond with the GSP (Generalized System Preferences) withdrawal.
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His bluster creates a generalized anxiety such that the President of the United States can appear to be scarcely more reliable than any of the world's autocrats.
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During her first stint in a group home, Andi-Lynne Cavanaugh was diagnosed with PTSD, generalized anxiety disorder, and depression, and received prescriptions for Seroquel and Prozac.
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The characters in Calvino's stories are more cyphers and symbols than fleshed-out, emotional, experiential beings, and Melotti's generalized impressions can be viewed in the same light.
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Endlessly warning about a generalized threat of the "Islamification" of Europe does not mean you saw this attack coming while everyone else ignored the threat of terror.
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Studies have shown that those most at-risk are over 60 and/or have preexisting health problems like diabetes, obesity, cardiac disease, lung disease or generalized deconditioning.
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This tough guy tactic may be a special case, said Dr. Agrawal, but Mr. Mesa and Dr. Paige think it could be generalized to many other plants.
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She, too, told them to hold a public event and to focus on the experiences of people in Flint, rather than generalized talking points from public officials.
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"The kind of benefits you see in terms of increasing the perception that someone is reliable and caring — I think those are generalized across everybody," he said.
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It found some limited successes in improving patient compliance in different disorders, but most of the trials were small and not easily generalized outside the research setting.
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She possesses that alluring hot-and-cold quality that can be so addictive before you know better, alternating between self-flagellating confessions and a generalized misanthropic snobbery.
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However, Lighthizer is moving to potentially strip trade benefits for South Africa under both the Generalized System of Preferences program and the African Growth and Opportunity Act.
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To create additional reliable starting points, his team used generalized kinematic closure — the robot joint algorithm — to explore the possible conformations, or shapes, that macrocycles can adopt.
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Yet "I and Thou," which uses a generalized, ecumenical vocabulary, has never enjoyed the same stature among Jewish readers as it has with the world at large.
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The Juilliard gave Bartok's Fifth Quartet a fine performance on Monday, though perhaps a less characteristic one, its sound now being a bit more diffuse and generalized.
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As a person who has dealt with depression and generalized anxiety disorder for most of my life, I crave structure and repetition, and a ritual of lifting.
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I have juvenile myoclonic epilepsy, which means I didn't have a generalized seizure—when electrical energy sweeps through your brain and causes convulsions—until I was 16.
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She deals in heavy subject matter on occasion throughout the record—the boys that waste her time, generalized loneliness and despair—but its rendered in vibrant chromatics.
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As a clinical psychologist, I have worked with many people who are trying to make substantial changes — from improving a marriage to overcoming generalized anxiety or depression.
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"We currently do not have enough studies that establish either the safety or effectiveness for any treatments for generalized skin lightening for the entire body," Dr. Chiu says.
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Silicon Valley has largely denounced the travel ban, which now threatens to become ensnared in a protracted battle between the executive and legislative branches, and increasing generalized uncertainty.
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But the main difference is that these competitors make analytics of raw statistics, and find the generalized weak spots in comparison with other players, giving general recommendations. Gosu.
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"That's what has gotten me more concerned this time around, compared to the generalized, risk-off sell-off we had in the middle of last year," he said.
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Anxiety disorders — such as generalized anxiety, panic disorder, and phobias — are the most common mental illnesses in the U.S., and they affect twice as many women as men.
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They are generalized guilt and at least a little despair channeled into entertainment, daydreams about violent overthrow that don't include visions of reconciliation and reaching some happy equilibrium.
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"Although we have not been provided any of the emails or voice recordings, we will ensure that the generalized allegations are investigated to the fullest extent," he added.
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"This might ultimately lead to a generalized proliferation of terrorist groups, trans-boundary money laundry and illicit financial flows in the region," the ICGLR said in a statement.
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With "What's On," Roku instead turns its attention to more generalized suggestions with a curated list of the best entertainment available to rent, buy or stream for free.
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The subject groups were small, meaning you can't draw any generalized, meaningful conclusions, and there haven't been follow-up studies to see if the results could be replicated.
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The end result is software that understands generalized qualities of good and bad photographs, which allows it to then be trained to edit raw images to improve them.
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Fall says the study's results can be generalized to the entire Swedish population, and likely to other European countries with similar living standards and culture regarding dog ownership.
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For a while now, there's existed a genre of journalism that takes a few studies, bundles them together, and creates a ridiculously broad, generalized portrait of a generation.
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"If you screen people, obviously taking on someone who is currently actively having a mental health problem — like depression or generalized anxiety disorder — isn't good," Dr. Saltz says.
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This is a terrible idea, substituting individualized, intelligence-driven, counter-terrorism screening and response for a discriminatory and generalized fear of Muslims that does nothing to advance security.
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"Even if they are removed, petitioners' generalized evidence of Indonesia's conditions do not prove that persecution or torture is immediate or likely for each petitioner," the motion said.
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"This disparity between the rise in prices and the population's salaries is so generalized that there is practically not a single Venezuelan who is not poor," she said.
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Trump claims that the federal workforce is on his side in the battle for the border wall — an assessment for which he provides only generalized and anecdotal evidence.
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Yet despite the relatively high degree of financial equality implied by their numbers, none of these countries can boast booming economies or generalized income and wealth-creation opportunities.
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It also has included the threat of more generalized and punitive import tariffs on China as well as a 25 percent import tariff on European and Japanese automobiles.
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It has done so in the context of a weakening Chinese economy, a generalized strengthening of the U.S. dollar and the implementation of an "America First" trade policy.
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This condition is known as photosensitive epilepsy and it's more common in children and adolescents, especially those with generalized epilepsy and a type known as juvenile myoclonic epilepsy.
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"As one of six survivors of our nation's only newsroom mass shooting, seeing generalized media-bashing tweets from the president makes me fear for my life," Pacella tweeted.
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For instance, those with IBS are twice as likely to have any anxiety disorder, and 2.2 times as likely to have generalized anxiety disorder than those without IBS.
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The first time they talk at length, Leslie even defines radical feminism for China, a scene that mirrors another in which Glen delivers a more generalized feminist lesson.
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In May, Trump scrapped India's trade privileges under the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP), under which New Delhi could make duty-free exports worth up to $5.6 billion.
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It also highlights what he sees as a broader problem with generalized consent forms: they provide cover for uses of medical records that patients are unlikely to expect.
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Vallier defines it this way: Social trust, often referred to as "generalized" trust, is trust in strangers, persons within one's society with whom one has little personal familiarity.
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Almost all the participants met the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders criteria for generalized anxiety disorder as well as cancer-related adjustment disorder with depressed features.
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"There is little evidence that low interest rates have led to generalized increases in household indebtedness, supporting the view that the overall economic expansion is sustainable," it added.
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The White House said it was appropriate to terminate Turkey's eligibility to participate in the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) program, based on its level of economic development.
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We think this might be because there's a bit of Neanderthal DNA right next to a human gene that's a neurotransmitter implicated in a generalized risk for addiction.
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Those who write these letters would need to prepare only one generalized recommendation for anyone, with the ability to retract it for any reason and at any time.
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