Similarly, carriers won't have insight into anything you do offline.
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But I do have insight into, you know, what really happened there.
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Do we have insight into why sometimes they evolve more similarly or differently?
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Removing anonymity "We have insight into the genome of all Icelanders today," he said.
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The commissioners told Motherboard that they don't have insight into what's actually being investigated.
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There's one person who I thought would have insight into that: human fembot Christina Carter.
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Barr said he did not have insight into why some on Mueller's team were upset.
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But he may have insight into how Trump dealt with Russia once he took office.
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Read another way, it suggested that a political operative might have insight into Ms. Lynch's thinking.
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Schiff said he thought Johnson "would have insight" into a statement by the intelligence community on Oct.
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"For consumers, it's not that easy to have insight into what's happening with their sleep," said Raymann.
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When you have insight into the genetic basis of a condition, you can develop much more effective treatments.
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Once people have insight into how they're spending their money, brand marketing [as it currently exists] will completely disappear.
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We call for improved data so USDA and states can have insight into exactly how benefits could improve health.
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Instead of publishing content blindly, publishers have insight into how it will perform before it goes live with objective data.
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At the same time, I also have insight into their limitations with respect to how well they know the Muppets.
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It was cool to have insight into a totally alien world, one they take as seriously as I take music.
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Ms. Danley has not been charged with a crime, but investigators are hoping she will have insight into Mr. Paddock's motives.
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They have insight into different liabilities — they are the ones best set up to gauge the costs and benefits of different actions.
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Now we have insight into his police record, which suggests Fields didn't reserve his ire for people protesting racism on the street.
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The firms which provide identity services have insight into the lives of their users, as states have into the lives of their citizens.
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If you don't have insight into the context of why these techniques work for them, trying them for yourself can be a catastrophe.
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But I don't have insight into other newsrooms and you talk to journalists all the time—has the tone of your interviews changed?
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We can't afford to have decision-making groups that don't have insight into the types of experiences that most of the world's citizens have.
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The organization's criticism is that people don't have insight into these limitations when they buy the "Full Self-Driving" feature, which costs thousands of dollars.
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According to Indeed, 97% of job seekers in India deem it essential to have insight into an employer's reputation when considering a new job opportunity.
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"She added, "Some people in my little group have more access to information than others, some people have insight into operations in different parts of the country.
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Adam Grant, a Wharton School expert on organizational psychology, is a friend of Sandberg's, but also someone she knew would have insight into her situation grounded in data.
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We interviewed 14 of Dr. Madell's former patients, those young enough to be born after cochlear implantation was viable yet old enough to have insight into the experience.
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A key campaign surrogate who went on to serve briefly in Trump's Cabinet, Flynn would have insight into the dealings of the campaign and the early days of the administration.
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Wall Street CEOs and CFOs realize that their words carry a lot of weight, given they manage multi-trillion-dollar balance sheets and have insight into nearly every consumer and institutional lending business.
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And so I find her to be really fascinating, and I find myself really hanging on what she says because it's not necessarily something that someone outside the game would have insight into.
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"Psilocybin can be a gateway into meditation...to show you experiences and to have insight into yourself," said Peter Addy from Yale University School of Medicine and founding member of the Yale Psychedelic Science Group.
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"For those of us who didn't have insight into the financials, the shock was just that we were relying so heavily on it," said one of the employees, a senior member of the editorial staff.
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There are countless reasons why someone might lose interest in sex or even develop an aversion to it, as Khan did, and I don't pretend to have insight into her physical or hormonal or psychological profile.
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" Lynch said she was not able to estimate when the case's findings and determination would be made public because she does not have insight "into the nuts and bolts of the investigation at this point in time.
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Since CONA is the one to manage the tech platform that informs those payments, it is difficult to resolve such disagreements because the entity doesn't have insight into the inventory and transactions of all the member franchises.
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Also included: Allen Weisselberg, the Trump Organization official who was repeatedly named by Michael Cohen, Mr. Trump's former lawyer and fixer, in his public testimony last week when asked who would have insight into any financial irregularities.
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Having worked as the communications director for the presidential campaigns of Mike Huckabee, Rick Santorum and Ted Cruz — the last three Republicans to win the Iowa caucuses — I have insight into what works in the Hawkeye State.
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STOCK DROPS AND TEQUILA SHOTS Wall Street CEOs and CFOs realize that their words carry a lot of weight, given they manage multi-trillion-dollar balance sheets and have insight into nearly every consumer and institutional lending business.
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Ms. Winner opens a window into a new kind of subculture: the banal office grind at the heart of the American security state, which has expanded so relentlessly that thousands of otherwise ordinary Americans have insight into classified material.
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We are not a showroom, but because I gather early sales data and have insight into best-selling styles by testing the product in the e-commerce marketplace, we are in a position to offer brand intelligence to other retailers.
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She will want you to admit to your faults as a parent, and you should, because this tells her you have insight into your problems and that you have a sincere desire to accept her help and change your life.
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"If we understood the politics, and we understood the history, and we understood the differences in religion, if we read the literature, for example, then maybe we could have insight into how people are going to respond differentially," he said.
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If Hill does testify as planned, it could strengthen House Democrats' hand to pursue testimony from many other former White House officials who would have insight into activities central to the impeachment inquiry— including from former officials who may be disgruntled.
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"The Committee has reason to believe that Ms. Dahl would have insight into Trump campaign-related meetings and calls with foreign persons, including Russian officials or representatives," Schiff said when he released his critique of the Republican probe on Tuesday night.
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Now, thanks to a bombshell column Thursday night from the Washington Post's David Ignatius, we may have insight into the retired lieutenant general's latest antics: According to a senior U.S. government official, Flynn phoned Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak several times on Dec.
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"We don't have insight into who is buying and selling stuff, so we don't know if it's market value," said Virginia Canter, the executive branch ethics counsel at Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, and a White House associate counsel in the Obama and Clinton administrations.
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She points to what she calls psychiatry's double standard: "When I said I didn't want to be locked up, when I said I didn't want treatment, it was instantly, 'Oh, wow, she's so sick that she doesn't even have insight into her own need for treatment,'" Cutler says.
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I do think that when you go into these unknown experiences with an open heart you come away with great gifts that affect the trajectory of your life and enable you to have insight into human beings — what we can do and how much we can aspire to do.
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But I know what I love about them, because they have all the colors – they have honor, they have Italian recipes, they have mysteries, they have betrayal, they have a strong sense of family, they have insight into a secret society, a society that could only flourish as long as its secrets were kept.
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"Exactly who he dealt with in his business ventures and the like is not something that we have insight into, in part because when I deposed him, he took the Fifth Amendment," said Boies, who questioned Epstein for 40 minutes last year in a deposition in which Epstein declined to answer any of Boies' questions.
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I think that to have insight into the process of making things and putting things out into the world and telling a story and having a scope that no one else has, and knowing that you've got something that is very sensitive and you've got to be take great care with and knowing what it feels like to put that out into the world and to feel the feedback from the world on that thing.
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The diagnosis for children was separated from that for adults. The creation of a specific diagnosis for children reflects the lesser ability of children to have insight into what they are experiencing, or ability to express it in the event that they have insight.
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Hans Staudinger acquired his Abitur at the Ludwig-Georgs-Gymnasium in Darmstadt. He started an apprenticeship as a carpenter while still at school, but did not pursue this. He also temporarily worked as an engine stoker. The incentive for this came from his father, who wanted his son to have insight into the world of the working classes.
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Their first stop is New York City, where Cassidy introduces them to a freelance journalist friend, Sy, who claims to have insight into God's whereabouts. Meanwhile, in Heaven, a quorum of angels, trying desperately to keep things from falling apart, decide to send the Saint of Killers—an immortal, unstoppable killing machine——to Earth with orders to recapture Genesis at any cost.
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Throughout the film, Frank Booth uses a medical mask and tube to inhale some kind of stimulant from an aerosol canister. The identity of this gas is a subject of controversy. Lynch's script specified helium, to raise Frank's voice and have it resemble that of an infant. However, during filming, Hopper, an experienced drug user, claimed to have insight into Frank's choice of drug, and said that helium was inappropriate.
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In a foreign language classroom, one aspect of the curriculum is the teaching of the culture behind the language. This is input into classrooms to give students a deeper meaning of the language. According to Michael Byram, to fully be able to communicate to someone with a different background, one must have insight into their lives and communication aspects. It is also used to preserve a long standing set of traditions with indigenous people.
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Specific psychotic symptoms, such as grandiose delusions, delusions of thought insertion and mind reading are thought to indicate a higher likelihood of suicidal behavior. Command hallucinations are often considered indicative of suicide risk, but the empirical evidence for this is equivocal. Another psychiatric illness that is a high risk of suicide is schizophrenia. The risk is particularly higher in younger patients who have insight into the serious effect the illness is likely to have on their lives.
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To create a successful work environment, it is important to have insight into the demands and behaviours of the employees using this environment. Recently there has also been a move towards understanding interior design features underpinning occupants' higher satisfaction results in ABW, open-plan offices There are three pillars that support a new way of working, based on the philosophy of activity-based working. These are the behavioral, virtual and physical environment of work environment, which can be linked to the working processes of human resources, IT and facility management in the work environment.
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Arne Dekke Eide Næss ( ; ; 27 January 1912 - 12 January 2009) was a Norwegian philosopher who coined the term "deep ecology" and was an important intellectual and inspirational figure within the environmental movement of the late twentieth century. Næss cited Rachel Carson's 1962 book Silent Spring as being a key influence in his vision of deep ecology. Næss combined his ecological vision with Gandhian nonviolence and on several occasions participated in direct action. Næss averred that while western environmental groups of the early post-war period had raised public awareness of the environmental issues of the time, they had largely failed to have insight into and address what he argued were the underlying cultural and philosophical background to these problems.
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