The game is hyper violence, hyper intensity, hyper speeds, hyper darkness.
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It should be focused on hyper risk and hyper innovation.
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I would say that a lot of them come back hyper-vigilant, hyper-active, hyper-aware, and they need that kind of understanding.
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Your old boss, President Obama, is a hyper-rational, hyper-logical individual.
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A. I was hyper-intense, hyper-academic and a pretty uptight kid.
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He's hyper-active and hyper-sensitive but wants to work and loves to be commanded.
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The media spotlights this hyper feminized, hyper sexualized, post consumer type of person, and everyone applauds.
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That seemingly small difference is massive in the hyper-subtle, hyper-polite world of climate diplomacy.
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"The kids wrote about either hyper-capitalism or hyper-survival," Mr. Joseph said in an interview.
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Less standard are the hyper-interactive environments and hyper-satisfying gameplay through which Luigi's adventure takes place.
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The movie takes this turn where he's obviously kind of hyper-funny, hyper-violent, but very meta.
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Hyper Light Drifter I have only just barely dipped my toe into actually playing Hyper Light Drifter.
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So they go through these phases where they're really into these hyper-sexualized, or hyper-gendered, things.
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What could be more chaotic than a hyper-partisan Pelosi squaring off against a hyper-partisan Trump?
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And part of that is a function of the media, which is so hyper anti-Trump, you know, and hyper anti-conservative, hyper anti-Republican that you&aposre not getting the same kind of treatment.
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Halfway through a Hyper Stripe popsicle, you realize you aren't really in the mood for a Hyper Stripe popsicle.
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" Ms. McCain, for her part, reminded everyone that this is to be expected, as she is "hyper, hyper conservative.
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We have this hyper, hyper-paced — I'm holding up my phone — stimulative thing, and then our lives are not that.
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"Sex workers have to be hyper, hyper social-media-literate," says PJ Sage, a cam model and sex work researcher.
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It takes place in a hyper-stylized world in which brooding men and hyper-sexualized women enact exaggerated pulp fantasies.
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Both the hyper-flexed and hyper-extended wrist lock work beautifully as a double attack with the armbar for this reason.
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For example, the hyper-femininity and thinness required of young women and the hyper-masculinity and fitness forced upon young men.
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Pitting Star-Lord's hyper-insecurity against Thor's arrogant hyper-masculinity provides for some of the funniest moments in the entire MCU.
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They are hyper charged but ... They are hyper charged and the range of bullshit that's in the discourse, it's gotten much broader.
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There's these hyper-masculine dudes beating each other up, and then these hyper-feminine but also masculine women that are beating people up.
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Another playful work, Hyper-Inflated Sexuality by A. Owen Layne, works with humor and eros to form a colorful critique on hyper-sexualization.
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It's also important to keep in mind that Saudi Arabia, in the 1930s, was a hyper-isolated, hyper-conservative desert with tribal kingdoms.
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The hypothetical versions of Reddit start off hyper-visual, then shrink back to hyper-minimal, with a range of wild design ideas in between.
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Details: Facebook says the takedowns may have impacted more right-leaning hyper-partisan Pages, but many left-leaning hyper-partisan pages were removed, too.
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Many people in Silicon Valley knew about Uber's "hyper-masculine, hyper-aggressive" company culture, but looked the other way because the company was minting money.
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It is a byproduct of a hyper-busy, hyper-connected world in which everything seems possible, and, as a result, you are spoiled for choice.
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Hyper growth is probably more likely to occur in tech because of the zero marginal cost, but I think it's the mentality of hyper growth.
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She has to wear both the hyper feminine and hyper masculine drags at the same time in order to feel somewhere near an acceptable, confident person.
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We call it an index case in that it's our first one, but we're hyper prepared and hyper vigilant and we expect it to go well.
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The best hyper phonePhoto: Sam Rutherford (( (Gizmodo)Our Pick: Galaxy Note 9 ($33+)Like hypercars, hyper phones are handsets that are big, fast, and defined by excess.
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We have definitely learned that is impossible and that in this hyper, kind of critical, hyper-polarized world, that is not a good path to go down.
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"The different regulators have been hyper, hyper-proactive," said Paul Allard, chief executive of the Canada-based company, which intends to raise 400,000 euros via its French offering.
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This hotel, with its youthful vibe, complimentary wine at check-in, and hyper-modern, hyper-luxe decor is a place that seems obsessed with making you feel good.
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Mediator It's a question that has hung out there throughout our hyper-driven, hyper-divided media era: What would Watergate look like if it were to happen now?
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"I am hyper aware of my surroundings at all times," she says, which is funny, since I'm hyper-aware of the publicist that is listening in on our call.
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I believe this is why I've seen several friends compare Hyper Light Drifter to the notoriously difficult Dark Souls, but it's not that Hyper Light Drifter is incredibly difficult.
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But A.L.T. forgoes some of the focus on hyper-detail or hyper-difficulty and scope of many modern Doom wads and sticks more to using the traditional Doom tileset.
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Virtually no one in today's hyper-accelerated, hyper-competitive environment has enough time or resources to do everything they want to do, exactly the way they want to do it.
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The principals at HyPer are two TUM professors, who ran a research project at the university with their grad students that led to the development of the HyPer database system.
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Trans people are harmed by society's expectations about how men and women should look, and the media's insistence on focusing on hyper-masculine or, more commonly, hyper-feminine expressions of gender.
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After all, she said that after the launch of the new Hyper video app, Mic saw that Hyper users were spending an average of 15 minutes in the app per session.
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This year, if I wanted to specialize, I could have stuck entirely to inspirationally minded would-be Oscar contenders, or quirky magical-realist romantic indies, or hyper-stylized, hyper-violent action films.
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"He is a hyper-partisan liberal and Florida cannot afford a hyper-partisan liberal in the United States Senate," Rubio said about Murphy teeing up his general election argument against his foe.
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Yeah, the activist bases of both parties are more hyper-engaged and hyper-aware than they've ever been, but, perversely, that insulates them against the less active engagement of their fellow citizens.
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But Motorola is launching the One Hyper in the middle of holiday sale season when the high-end 7 Pro is on sale for $549 (just $150 more than the One Hyper) — to say nothing of the various sales on other great Android phones like the Galaxy S10 — so the $399 One Hyper is a tougher sell.
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To the degree that Trump succeeded in hyper-motivating the 28503 percent who approve him, to an even greater degree in the 22019 elections, he hyper-motivated the 58 percent who disapprove him.
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"Why is it that 'affordable' has to be this hyper-centralized, hyper-processed product?" said Stephen Jones, the director of the Bread Lab, standing in its flour-covered research kitchen in Burlington, Wash.
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There's higher beats per minute, everyone's a little more hyper.
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If you're very old like me, you remember hyper cards.
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In the battle for battery virility, Hyper just launched HyperJuice.
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But we don't hear about 'powerful startups' and 'hyper growth'.
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That's why we created Strobe Cream and Hyper Real Foundation.
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If conserving energy isn't your concern, then engage "Hyper" mode.
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The hyper reaction to this was way over the top.
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The Nicopanda level is an extension of James Orlando's Hyper.
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The equipment is only one piece of hyper reality, however.
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Spotify is in "a hyper growth stage", says an employee.
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The new album (I've heard six tracks) sounds hyper synthetic.
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Around the same time, I played through Hyper Light Drifter.
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That's when we both started feeling strangely hyper and euphoric.
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THRUSH: So, I am a hyper participant in the campaign.
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It's hyper visual -- and that's really how Snapchatters are communicating.
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Last year, the company's global expansion went into hyper drive.
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Agent Henry Willson protected his stable of male actors, many of whom were gay, by creating hyper-masculine, hyper-American identities for them — and by exploiting their dreams of stardom for personal sexual favors.
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I think that people love to watch hyper-intelligent, hyper-verbal people who are charismatic and charming, and who really love what they do, and who love being in this contest and this game.
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Reynolds, who plays the role of a "kind of hyper-funny, hyper-violent, but very meta" superhero, admitted that growing up in a house full of boys wasn't exactly easy, but proved to be beneficial.
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Bakker offers the survival products you'd expect like water filtration systems, solar panels, and flashlights, but his online store also stocks a variety of items suited to hyper-specific and hyper-unlikely worst-case scenarios.
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"After being exposed to so many accounts of different women's sexual abuse or harassment, I was hyper-aware and hyper-sensitive about it," said Jessica Tallarico, 30, of Toronto, a newly engaged friend of mine.
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Of course, the media's hyper-focus on "Dow 210,2000" is understandable.
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Once they find something intriguing, they hyper-focus in on it.
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In this hyper-democratic age, the return to bossism is unacceptable.
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And it's not just hyper-commercial remakes that pull the line.
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The Venezuelan artist has been making hyper exacting drawings for decades.
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It does drive Taylor crazy — but also makes them hyper alert.
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But your hyper-vigilant download habits should extend beyond your smartphone.
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She can complete a task quickly because she's so hyper-focused.
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My secret weapon for keeping my mind hyper-focused is exercise.
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If you're not hyper-competitive, this might not be for you.
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Until then, the company appears hyper-focused on the Model 3.
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But while springtime seems hyper-cheerful, not everyone feels that way.
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Their excellence in this hyper-masculine world is an unwelcome inconvenience.
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"Tesla has tried to hyper-automate final assembly," the report states.
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IXPE isn't going to produce hyper-crisp images like Chandra does.
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God of War's hyper-violent protagonist Kratos is a dad now.
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You said you can have really hyper-focused attention to detail.
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Is she standing normally and not crouched down or hyper-alert?
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I think AOL was dealing with hyper growth at that point.
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So basically you have this hyper-concentration on the delivery side.
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It doesn't come cheap: it's being sold by Hyper for $50.
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In the 60s and 70s, they'd appear in hyper-local publications.
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In our era of hyper-innovation, complacency and stagnation equal death.
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In this hyper-industrialized age, we still have this craft industry.
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Hell yeah, let's run around on some hyper-realistic rocks soon.
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Sure, the graphics aren't hyper realistic, but these are early days.
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For 19 years, I tried so hard to hyper-feminize myself.
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Instead, they're symbiotic, both fueling a society of hyper-efficient workers.
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So Brown set out to create that missing hyper-caffeinated link.
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What does Adams make of the vegan bros' hyper-masculine register?
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The antique mechanical sculptures produce hyper-colorful projections radiating with light.
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Pretentious, hyper-curated shops are snobbier and more expensive than ever.
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An app for iOS called Hyper thinks it has the answer.
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He gave hyper-masculine gay men the chance to be free.
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Would you describe your gym as being a hyper-gendered space?
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He did this by being hyper-attuned to the user experience.
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He has a hyper-methodical approach to gathering and interpreting information.
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The company has also been criticized for its hyper-sexualized image.
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Their contemporary style contrasted with some of the hyper-traditional decor ...
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Those higher aspirations are no match for McConnell's unstinting hyper-partisanship.
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At lunch one day, he was his usual talkative, hyper self.
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"I'm not a planner, and she's a hyper-planner," he said.
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Worse still, they led the hyper-globalization movement at crucial junctures.
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And there are significant economies of scale operating at hyper-scale.
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"You're hyper-aware of the job element to it," he said.
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Hyper-criticism in the age of the online campaign comes quick.
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Avoiding hyper-partisan media coverage won't prevent you from getting sick.
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Ms. Agami's hyper-flexible dancers can bend every which way, unpredictably.
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This storefront on La Cienega Boulevard represented an irreverent hyper-masculinity.
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In my worst moments, I've experienced significant disassociation and hyper-mania.
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Matters might get "supercharged in a hyper-identitarian way," he added.
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I was no stranger to the world of hyper-intense sports.
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Pristina, Kosovo, is using hyper-local ingredients in inventive, new ways.
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It's two hyper-idealized versions of masculinity getting into the ring.
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Cybersecurity threats are seemingly omnipresent in today's hyper-connected, digital world.
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The hyper-inflated prices didn't last, but her reputation kept growing.
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Others, importantly, doubled down and became hyper-committed to the cause.
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The silk and jersey outfits were hyper-stretchy and almost weightless.
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"We're in a hyper-racial moment in the country," she said.
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Pruitt is a pure creature of this new hyper-conservative GOP.
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"This is hyper-consuming, hyper-disposing, and discarding that's happening at a rate that we haven't seen," said Courtney Singleton, a PhD student in anthropology at Columbia University, who, like Rathje did, studies modern-age trash.
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The Void has become known for what it calls "hyper-reality" experiences.
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His bizarre public testimony was infused with a strangely hyper-smug arrogance.
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They are the shorthand of a hyper-connected group thinking in unison.
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What could this mean for the future of hyper-elite runway shows?
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Jeremiah Moss: Hyper-gentrification is tied up with late-stage capitalism, neoliberalism.
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Again, this is something very unusual: consistently hyper-competitive national presidential elections.
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As such, should we buy into Monk being a hyper-elite shooter?
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The new weapons included a hyper-sonic, nuclear-capable missile called Avangard.
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The content of the videos, too, is different from the original Hyper.
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There isn't a fixed number of videos Hyper News will include daily.
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And a hyper-space jump is probably faster than the MTA anyway.
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It's an evolutionary survival mechanism that made us hyper-alert for threats.
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To stay hyper-focused, I isolate myself from distractions during specific times.
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Overstimulation can make them hyper, thus making them move around even more.
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In this era of hyper-partisan brawling, that makes them almost exotic.
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Paired with hyper-efficient conversion rate optimization (CRO), it can be unbeatable.
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Hyper-partisanship is poisoning our politics, making our democracy seem increasingly dysfunctional.
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They merge Lee's patient, painterly sensibilities with his technology's hyper-real intensity.
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Telling you I was a hyper child, you may be, like, what?
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Or maybe they've stumbled into the realm of hyper-realistic sex robots.
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With the rise of that hyper-individualism in society, politics got screwed.
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Hyper-Kamiokande, Super-Kamiokande's successor, should be ready to go in 20143.
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The school is hyper-selective and has a dropout rate of 242%.
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If you borrow too much, you set the stage for hyper-inflation.
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The promise of 5G is that it will allow hyper-specific geolocation.
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One answer has been to focus on hyper-specific (yet lucrative) verticals.
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It's the hyper-accurate, hardware-enabled payoff to the Snapchat filter boom.
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Is she hyper-religious, wearing a purity ring and a judgmental frown?
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Jennifer Lawrence is pretty funny and hyper-active on a good day.
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At last, some of the most unsettling issues of hyper-connectivity emerge.
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In some parts of the country, hyper-localism is working well enough.
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This sort of survival feminism preaches hyper-awareness and constant risk-assessment.
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What does this mean — "hyper-focusing … where we have product-market fit"?
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Campaigns began matching offline data with online data to hyper-target ads.
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But it wasn't the hyper-sexuality of the photos that grabbed me.
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Tough market conditions in the first quarter reinforced that hyper-cautious stance.
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"That sense of being hyper-visible or invisible on sets," she explains.
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Only the hyper-focused Roomba has managed to effectively buck that trend.
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Most have similar fee structures, and are also starting out hyper local.
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That's an important thing to do in today's hyper-sensitive PC culture.
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Both sides had worked to prosecute races on a hyper-local level.
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Which makes sense since they grew up in this hyper-connected world.
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But the French are hyper-sensitive to signs of overt Muslim religiosity.
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For me, the pinnacle of the line was the hyper minimalist S2.
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"This is a symptom of hyper-polarization, norm-breaking dysfunctionality," Parmet said.
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Far from changing course, they are doubling down on hyper-globalization—deepening
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Huffington addressed the culture of "hyper-growth" at Uber during the summit.
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State associations are hyper-focused on what will happen to these funds.
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He believes Wall Street is too "hyper-focused" on yields right now.
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"It's a hyper-competitive market in the Permian right now," Mears said.
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Unlike Caputo, whose hyper-awareness makes him neurotic, Sam is checked out.
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There was a $2.97 25-foot option by the Hyper Tough brand ...
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Deepfake video is hyper-realistic manipulated video made using artificial intelligence technology.
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"Our cloud business is now in a hyper-growth phase," she said.
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Until now, Intel and Hyper both separately worked on building similar solutions.
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It has morphed into a hyper-partisan, hard-left political advocacy group.
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At least in the Valley, with its hyper-fragmented mayfly attention span.
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Still, the hyper-partisanship is strange here because it seems so unnecessary.
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In our hyper-connected society, many find it hard to be alone.
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Hyper Light Drifter is a game preoccupied with the process of rebuilding.
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But for now, she isn't planning on hyper-translating the entire Bible.
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Without even realizing it, I'd broken free from my hyper-critical routine.
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"The uniqueness of its hangover is this hyper-concentrated headache," he says.
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Forty-five years later an era of hyper-partisanship has taken hold.
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I am hyper-aware of the moments when words are not enough.
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His art — subversive, erotic drawings of hyper-muscular men — offered an escape.
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They forayed into a television show on IFC [via hyper-premium content].
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It's something that's gotten a little lost in this hyper-connected age.
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That was the type of gustatory hyper-consumption that I had expected.
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I was always hyper aware of the potential consequences of my actions.
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But Adamson finds a banality in the hyper-flexibility of "smart" objects.
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Apply foundation only where needed — to red spots, discoloration or hyper-pigmentation.
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She was always a happy-go-lucky child, very sassy, very hyper.
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But recently the firm has struggled in the hyper-competitive mass market.
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The "principal" nickname owed to his hyper-diligence in his elected role.
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A hyper-competitive space with little margin for error, adaptation is crucial.
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I'm powerful from the force of it, oblivious and achingly hyper-aware.
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"The main players have all been hyper-tactical," says a former official.
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There is, in our hyper-individualistic culture, a reflexive fear of crowds.
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That reflexive hyper-segregation has defined city politics since Baltimore was founded.
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Hyper-efficient digital tools have transformed the speed and volume of organizing.
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United States Censorship in the US continued along hyper-polarized political lines.
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Hyper control, interventionism, currency manipulation — no, China is not a market economy.
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Some of the hyper acidic and saline pools have negative pH values.
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To stop the hyper-partisanship, Congress must adopt less divisive ground rules.
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It is mark-making, the essence of residual occupancy or hyper-presence.
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They were the subject of suspicion under the hyper-secularist Soviet regime.
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In some kind of hyper-idealized world, that might not be necessary.
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ReadMe Premium lifetime subscription — $33 See Details Hyper Plan Home Edition If you're someone who tackles a to-do list by sticking notes on the wall, then Hyper Plan Home Edition could be a game-changer for your productivity.
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Speaking especially to queer, gender-non-conforming, androgynous, and "tomboyish" folks, the video is the beginnings of a look book for anyone who loves the sun and sand, but who doesn't follow a hyper-masculine or hyper-feminine aesthetic.
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If I found a museum brave enough to do it, it would be interesting to try and analyze all of that material, delving into the hyper-amateur or the hyper-produced, investigating how all this has impacted out sexuality.
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The Founding Fathers did not choose the chief justice to preside over an impeachment trial so he or she could act like a potted plant and ratify banana republic practices by a hyper-partisan president and hyper-partisan senators.
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They began making hyper-technical arguments about the validity of nursing home contracts.
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This vision of hyper-productive Chinese clusters is a pipe dream for now.
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"I feel like anxiety is a burden of the hyper-intelligent," he said.
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Initially, he sold shirts with hyper-local nods to his neighborhood, Washington Heights.
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"When you're in this state, you're hyper-paranoid about everything, everyone," West explained.
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We live in a hyper competitive society that values winners and winning greatly.
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Dacre Montgomery will play Billy, Max's hyper-confident and edgy older step-brother.
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It's kind of like the real world pushed into something more hyper-extreme.
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Some users prefer to make hyper-specific references and inside jokes on it.
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But when Orphan Black is good, it's a laser-focused, hyper-imaginative gem.
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"In experiences like this, they suffer from paranoia and hyper-vigilance," Hepburn said.
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I feel like "Hyper Enough" trumped "Slack Motherfucker" as Superchunk's signature song. Exactly!
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But it's so hyper-rational, and lacking in empathy, it borders on shocking.
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Many of the accounts removed are from hyper-partisan political pages and accounts.
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Roth's paint is tactile, hyper-materialized, implying the dynamics of carving and modeling.
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It retreats from the harsh, combative, hyper-political world, rather than engaging it.
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The hyper-detailed Microsoft Flight Simulator series has been running since the 1980s.
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In part, this trend is due to the rise of hyper-casual gaming.
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China is obviously a very big market today but it's also hyper competitive.
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The California Solar and Storage Association lays out some hyper-specific, wonky reforms.
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Above all, his characters witness, suffer and reflect with a hyper-real intensity.
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Do you think our hyper-individualist culture has set us up for disappointment?
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Those whose biggest problem is tuning hyper-parameters are probably in the minority.
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With the rise of hyper-professionalisation, football is more competitive than ever before.
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After the 2016 election, a lot of people became hyper-engaged with politics.
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But while Shari considered Cohen's ingenuity "a gift," his hyper energy rankled some.
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Of course, there could be potential downsides to this kind of hyper-personalization.
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With more than 250,000 personal weather stations, Weather Underground provides hyper-local forecasts.
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The idea is to give hyper-competitive companies like Apple a head start.
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"Robyn's hyper and doesn't really mesh well with the other girls," she said.
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Today's hyper-partisanship plays a big role in the internet's pile-on culture.
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It's hard when that's all you're asked about, but Taylor is hyper-sensitive.
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The company wants to "hyper-target" consumers in the two countries, he said.
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My pores are less noticeable now and the hyper pigmentation is almost gone!
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We also use produce that's hyper-seasonal and our menu changes every week.
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"When you're in this state, you're hyper-paranoid about everything," he told Letterman.
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"You're talking about housing, logistics, tourism, leisure, all hyper-growth sectors," he said.
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Instead, they're small inside jokes, references, and winks for the hyper-vigilant viewer.
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Partial repeal could effectively accelerate our slow-motion death spiral into hyper-drive.
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This is how Hyperloop hopes to achieve its goal of hyper-speed travel.
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One response to the age of hyper-profitability would be simply to wait.
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It's helped create a hyper-competitive environment that, unlike the NFL, isn't tribalistic.
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All were hyper-efficient in the way they used capital from Day One.
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And I think that has led people to be even more hyper-judgmental.
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The candidates clashed over hyper-partisanship in politics, health care and their records.
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Trump has no deep foreign policy knowledge, but his instincts are hyper-nationalist.
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"I don't like the look of something that's hyper-designed," Mr. Leguizamo said.
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That's not a campaign slogan or hyper-partisan rhetoric, that is a fact.
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The hyper-Romantic solo part now seems like a visitor from another world.
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The fruit and nuts aren't the only hyper-local ingredients DeBenedetti uses, either.
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Following the path of Atlas requires making a lot of hyper drive jumps.
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I've never shared it, because I'm hyper protective of [Williams] and her daughter.
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They can be feisty or chill; more interactive or less; hyper or sleepy.
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But the problem isn't merely the hyper-partisanship on display during the speech.
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It is beyond a Super Car, and is classified as a " Hyper Car".
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Masks were a far cry from the hyper-realistic ones we see today.
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Mr. Schumer's biggest leadership obstacle may be his hyper-preoccupation with New York.
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"It's a very hyper-local environment," Stearns said of the Erie business climate.
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It's a practice that Black people are hyper-aware of and sometimes internalize.
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President Vladimir Putin, who has paired his brand of hyper-macho contempt for
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"It will be hyper kitsch, like a 1950s American comedy," Mr. Robin said.
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It required a hyper-awareness of the direction the historical winds were blowing.
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Everything in the age of Trump is not just political but hyper-partisan.
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Hyper Light Drifter is available for PC and Mac on Steam for $20.
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He 180'd Milwaukee's frenetic defensive strategy and hyper-modernized its shot profile.
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Firstly, there's been a major shift away from hyper local services in India.
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Check out his website for more of the artist's hyper-retro digital art.
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It can be challenging to honor the female figure without perceived hyper-sexualization.
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The Candy Kong character represents a misinterpreted and hyper-sexualized "new feminism" model.
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Silverstein: So I would say that you&aposre hyper-productive writing 90 books.
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That's the opposite of the hyper-documentation that everybody does on social media.
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That means putting aside partisanship in the hyper-polarized time we live in.
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We were hyper-conscious of what would happen and how people would respond.
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"I'd want that panel of people to be hyper-diverse," he told me.
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It actually part of a project called Hyper Real, a rave archive site.
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Herbalism is a practice based on hyper-local traditions, organics, and ancestral recipes.
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Fox News' impact was exaggerated on a hyper-politicized day like Mueller Day.
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Harmonious passion doesn't happen automatically, especially in today's hyper-connected, comparison-oriented culture.
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Surrealism is hyper-realistic, so your brain recognizes different aspects of the image.
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The scene is a bizarre, hyper-stimulating one, captured through VR-controlled cameras.
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The $99 Pencil is a hyper-precise pointer, specialized, superb for artistic tasks.
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Quarterback Lamar Jackson is both a devastating runner and a hyper-efficient passer.
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Much of the work from the young artists is hyper-real and bright.
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Given the rapid pace of technological change, these research findings are hyper-relevant.
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" Left: "Claudio Bravo was a Chilean hyper-realist painter whose work I love.
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"Look, they're both hyper-competitive people," the source said of Biden and Clinton.
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Dunzo, a four-year-old startup, operates an eponymous hyper-local delivery service.
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Damon Motors targets Tesla owners with its 200 MPH hyper-safe e-moto
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The hyper-dangerous Concussion Rifle sounded awesome, the Imperial Repeating Rifle sounded sensible.
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Making large-scale hyper-realistic art Nwadiogbu has big ambitions for his work.
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Put simply, Trump promoted hyper-partisan media, and they promoted him in return.
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An intriguing concordance has emerged on the urgency of stopping hyper-partisan politics.
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To stand out, founders should be hyper-focused on one problem, Yudina said.
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Today's 24-hour news cycle and hyper-partisan politics fuel a "gotcha" atmosphere.
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Big Tobacco stands to gain from this hyper reaction in a few ways.
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Whoop is probably the most prominent of these juiced-up, hyper-focused wearables.
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So the hyper-partisan members don't have to worry about any of this.
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The Wild West atmosphere of our hyper-connected society threatens to kill privacy.
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The match is being dubbed — hyper-realized, made more movielike — for mass consumption.
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The hyper-realistic style of "Eighth Grade" delivers its own emotional gut punch.
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What would be your trick to dive properly at the core of Hyper?
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That's a great fit for Ritchie, who is hyper-conscious as a director.
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His studio and his dealers are multinational purveyors of hyper-luxury, among others.
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THE HYPER-PARTISAN ERA OF TRUMP Poll respondents were split into two groups.
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I am also hyper-aware of styles that come with ethnicity and culture.
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I get hyper about this because I think it's insanity on every level.
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The vehicle was hyper-aware of pedestrians and had trouble distinguishing their intentions.
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The possibility of a Democratic mega-landslide is dramatized by Trump's disastrous poll ratings — and the degree his behavior hyper-motivates those who detest it to vote and hyper-alienates voters who have previously voted Republican but will not this year.
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The final sculpture then serves as a model for the hyper-realistic oil painting.
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On the other hand, Amazon is known for their hyper-efficiency, value and choice.
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And then, when the first pitch is thrown, he jolts into hyper-aware omnipresence.
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His hyper-expensive Netflix show from 2016, The Get Down, was a monumental flop.
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She checks out a hyper-realistic battlefield simulation complete with Hollywood-level special effects.
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Somehow they are continuing to compete in this new, hyper-industrialized, mass-market world.
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It demonstrates that even the hyper-vigilant gain weight around the holidays, he said.
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In addition to in-house romance, the employees work in a hyper competitive atmosphere.
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And it's with that hyper-awareness that we lose the realness of a moment.
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"She was kind of hyper, full of energy," neighbor Arthur Myers, 81, tells PEOPLE.
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I met men who were hyper-confident, yet clearly felt shame for wanting me.
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That "hyper-glamour" was on full display for her fourth studio album, Golden Hour.
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Breaks, downtime and recuperation are key to staying hyper-focused over the long haul.
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This polarized environment is a rich Petrie dish for increasingly sophisticated hyper-partisan operatives.
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While others were left unsettled by the hyper-detailed image of the president's eye.
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Funds that were hyper-bullish or early movers are now cautiously reworking their positions.
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There was a hyper-amateurism in the composition and in the sound back then.
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Hyper Light Drifter was an expression of the designer's experience with congenital heart disease.
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You're long past leaping over a fence, Take one of your hyper, gulping breaths.
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Of course, the hyper-powerful would only spend their billions in search of immortality.
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It is also long before the period decried as "hyper-globalisation" by its critics.
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The "hyper-scale" clients are firms that run online consumer services and cloud infrastructure.
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What's more, they view these hyper-realistic fake plants as something of a metaphor.
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This hyper-connected luxury concrete speaker is a niche product, don't get me wrong.
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Obviously, the iPhone X isn't so hyper alert that it never goes to sleep.
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Due to the physical design of the Hub Attach, Hyper is making two versions.
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Zimbabwe's economy collapsed in 2009, leaving the Zimbabwean dollar worthless because of hyper-inflation.
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A job offer, a winning ticket in a citizenship lottery or hyper-wealth helps.
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They're hyper-conscious about sustainability and the impact on the environment of buy-new.
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At the opposite end of the spectrum are Alex's smothering and hyper-liberal parents.
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"We firmly believe in the hyper-expansion of services within one geography," he says.
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And who wouldn't be, especially after turning in a hyper-dominant performance in Rio.
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Microsoft also offers up to $250,000 for serious Hyper-V flaws in Windows 10.
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Both are available now to pre-order at a 25 percent discount from Hyper.
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It's a reboot that is hyper-aware of the future it has stepped into.
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Each part of the process is hyper-efficient — and automated where it can be.
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He gives Mary and the Witch's Flower the same lush, hyper-detailed pastel look.
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In hyper-partisan America, these conflicting responses have resonated with very different electoral factions.
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It's a healthy counterpoint to the cocky, hyper-masculine tradition of rock and roll.
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I knew I wanted a place where the hyper-creative was safe and supported.
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"She was kind of hyper, full of energy," neighbor Arthur Myers, 81, told PEOPLE.
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Its singular style, music, and even its ravaging violence have been repeatedly hyper-aestheticized.
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Think of it as a super-smart, hyper-personalized set of radio station presets.
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"They might be hyper-vigilant about other people and have trust issues," he says.
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How do the Housers approach scaling labor, as their hyper-detailed worlds demand more?
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Ty Dolla $ign is a hyper-talented guy who can do whatever he wants.
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Given Tumblr's reputation of hyper-political correctness, it's become a slight parody of itself.
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He was rooted in hyper-masculinity with lyrics full of sexism, homophobia and violence.
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Only America, with its extreme form of hyper-capitalism, would that be a worry.
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There's hyper-arousal: Increases in anxiety, fear, panic, insomnia, trauma flashbacks, and emotional instability.
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Nevertheless, the song's nomination is the cherry on top of a hyper-successful run.
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Yanez is the only one who appears to be hyper and out of control.
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"We are hyper-focused on serving the authors that we're working with," he said.
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Ebony Maw — creepy AF, hyper-intelligent, clearly the most sadistic member of the group.
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I know, what would a hyper-confident narcissist need a pep talk for, right?
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Mark Rosati's hyper-addictive Shake Shack cheese fries meet these requirements—and then some.
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To succeed in a fast-paced, hyper-competitive global marketplace, companies must innovate continuously.
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Ghostbusters: Dimension, the hyper-reality portion of the experience, will open on July 1.
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Where skills are concerned, WeWork has given users the tools to be hyper-specific.
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We have seen that a hyper-partisan, gridlocked Washington is bad for the country.
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"He was hyper, but they didn't care because he was grown," Ms. Ragoonanan said.
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Jake's hyper-regimentation is challenged when his crew lowers him into a burning cabin.
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Front Burner There's more to Japanese green tea than the hyper-trendy powdered matcha.
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But the tone quickly changed when they blamed each other for the hyper-polarization.
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And you have Russian hyper-nationalism and they are proud of being Russians today.
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"Not only is he hyper-intelligent but also a very sympathetic boy," he said.
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This post examines when the hyper-scale players had their "cloud inflection point", i.e.
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Appointments of board members can be politically rancorous, particularly in these hyper-partisan times.
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Fortunately, even in today's hyper partisan environment, we actually see some glimmers of hope.
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Hyper Light Drifter is great in all the ways it's supposed to be great.
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I look at my photoshoots as performances—they are just hyper-controlled and private.
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This week, an anonymous internet person calling himself the "Hyper Rationalist" launched a Change.
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Not necessarily related to weight gain, but a disordered relationship to being hyper-healthy.
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So today that requires being a technology company, combining analytics with hyper-targeted advertising.
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I have hyper-pigmentation, wherein my skin becomes darkened after acne or other trauma.
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Meet the Arts Collective Pioneering Hyper-Local, High-Tech Activism Drinking Out of Cups?
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All these things are hyper when we're talking about anyone in the public eye.
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This seems like a pretty good description of many people's average, hyper-connected days.
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Is the hyper-real queen of digi-glam trying to start a... grunge revival?
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Foursquare's Pilgrim SDK complements TripAdvisor technology, ensuring that hyper-personalized recommendations are truly accurate.
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The hyper femme moves were offset by an onslaught of body and facial hair.
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So he can take most donors without a high risk of hyper acute rejection.
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There are already some other companies testing out the idea with hyper-specific markets.
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Or maybe it's more fair to say that we aspire to Hyper Light Status.
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Hyper-realism is a relatively new art form dating back to the early '70s.
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This trend is evident in Amazon's sleek, hyper-convenient new stores, Walmart-owned Jet.
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In this era of "hyper-gentrification," New Yorkers have a fraught relationship with Starbucks.
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Cooperman has been deeply critical of Warren's proposed wealth tax on the hyper-rich.
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It may not have been the most glaring faux pas the hyper-scrutinized Mrs.
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Why not change this clause to exclude the hyper-controversial West Bank settlement project?
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Most outbreak investigations are not glamorous or hyper-dramatic, like in the movie Contagion.
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Comey's firing will likely be seen as further evidence of Washington's hyper-partisan upheaval.
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The hyper-digital meets the intricately handmade, weaving past with present, to dramatic effect.
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Approximately what Bitcoin, a sort of hyper-amplified symbol of investor exuberance, is worth.
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Because in this no-man's land is unveiling a project of an hyper-power.
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"It's a hyper-colorized world," she said of Abu Dhabi, where she grew up.
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Cj Hendry's hyper-realist pencil drawings leave hundreds of thousands of followers in awe.
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The centerpiece was a cast of the statue in hyper-realistic pink silicone skin.
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Blame Drake's hyper-literalism or the obsession with verbosity among the Canibuses and co.
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Have you been hyper-focused on cultivating one skill as a path to success?
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That led to the whistleblower report, and then to the hyper-polarizing impeachment process.
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I got to test out Project Cars 2, a hyper-realistic race car simulator.
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Instead, she consumed hyper-caloric processed foods and drank a ton of sugary beverages.
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I think that even if you're not on Twitter, you're hyper-aware of it.
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Jane Raskin then questioned the hyper focus on her fellow attorney colleague, Rudy Giuliani.
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Giving circles tend to be hyper-local and to come together around shared identity.
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We like to believe we're hyper logical, but our behavior — and research — suggest otherwise.
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While he's a seemingly sweet guy, he's hyper-focused on his needs and wants.
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Many other hotels are offering curated services that are equally hyper-focused and offbeat.
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Pursue constructive activities instead of hyper-focusing on the thing that you're worried about.
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It's that there hasn't been the sort of hyper-focus that you've seen elsewhere.
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And yet today, Black women and girls are still targeted, hyper-sexualized, and criminalized.
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Instead of greatness, this hyper-nationalism has historically led to militarism, hatred and decay.
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It's a distillation of everything I like, which is hyper-specific language and focus.
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And the tired-er they get, the more rigid, hyper, and irritable they become.
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Hyper-intense NBA star Russell Westbrook can be borderline scary on the basketball court.
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The Motorola One Hyper will be available in the US starting on December 4th.
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The Hyper Scorpion (MSRP $3,499) can be had for an introductory price of $1,999.
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But one should never underestimate the value of an exclusive and hyper-focused network.
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And Ricketts's hyper-focus on work can sometimes make him a pretty dislikable narrator.
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Principled consistency may be difficult to achieve, especially in our current hyper-partisan atmosphere.
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He's a complete disaster and I am hyper-focused on replacing him in 2020.
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And the wide-eyed, hyper-aware Minhaj is an energetic and charismatic host. Enjoy.
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At church, he said, he is "hyper-aware" of people he does not recognize.
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I had just sat down to write, and the times suddenly became hyper-unreal.
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Des CRS hyper nerveux qui jettent des grenades sur une foule compacte sans raison.
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Chepang first hit our radar last year, when the quartet—whose members are spread between NYC, Dallas, and Portland, Maine—came roaring out of the gate with their hyper-political, hyper-blasting debut, Lathi Charge (which we spoke to them about here).
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When venture used to mean a hyper, hyper local business where you'd just have a group of people, a group of friends around the table that might throw a few dollars in the middle of the table and get a company started.
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Even so, the magazine, which long held up Hef, with his phallic-symbol pipe and star-studded skin romps at the Playboy Mansion, as the epitome of American straight male aspiration, is turning the brand's hyper-male, hyper-hetero legacy on its head.
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A New York Magazine story from November 2019 documents ketamine as the party drug replacing cocaine; it's a trend that suggests people don't want to be hyper-aware and hyper-awake anymore, but instead wish to be completely removed from their surroundings.
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Hyper-partisanship and the culture wars can make reducing gun violence or obesity seem hopeless.
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And, this hyper-critical focus on Kylie began with the very first episode of KUWTK.
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At one point he called me hyper-principled, which I don't think was a compliment.
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We need to talk about the hyper-realistic style the films' creators have taken here.
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These days, you can learn to swing like a pro with hyper-realistic golf simulators.
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Child-like behavior, extreme food cravings, and hyper-sexuality have been seen in patients, too.
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Hyper capitalism won&apost always exist in the world because it&aposs not capitalistic enough.
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And the best part of super turbo hyper capitalism, the stock market only goes up.
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Is that just a function of living in the cutthroat, hyper-competitive world you're describing?
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It's worth noting that Microsoft Azure already supported nested virtualization (using the Hyper-V hypervisor).
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The problem now Laura, is due to a lot of gerrymandering in hyper partisan districts.
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It's all part of the ongoing trend of hyper-personalized body hacks and self-quantification.
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Because of the internet, because of Twitter, because of this hyper-intense cycle of information.
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Instead of being distant, hyper-rich superstars, they're ukulele-playing teens sat on their bed.
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Anderson-Sierra has hyper lactation syndrome, a condition that makes her produce extra breast milk.
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Hyper News is a free download, and is only on iOS for the time being.
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Still, this is hyper-specific UI for a holiday that comes around once a year.
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Wiz Khalifa was still feeling it, though — until they became hyper-aware of the fetus.
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The fast food chain announced in September it was entering the hyper-competitive time slot.
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Aside from the occasional white-bearded, hyper-punctilious European tourist, nobody has ever corrected him.
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And in a political climate dominated by hyper partisanship, the bills enjoy overwhelming bipartisan support.
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Like "gamer" and "SJWs" will usually lead to thread that has some hyper garbage takes.
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"When you're in this state, you're hyper-paranoid about everything," West said during the interview.
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Triggered by hyper-specific features, diners were taking the same five photos over and over.
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Google made a different choice with Chrome OS: it's turning off hyper-threading by default.
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Given that their neighbors were just murdered, it makes sense that they're being hyper-vigilant.
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After that, "Job went into his hyper-focused mode," Commander DeBobes said in an interview.
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They felt like hyper-real places, Hollywood places, spaces where action-movie antics made sense.
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They are all the colorful, hyper-feminine pages of a Polyester or Rookie Mag shoot.
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"Outrage thrives because of the hyper-polarization of American politics," Berry said in an email.
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And that hyper-individualistic culture actually makes us much less happy than we could be.
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So I embraced the extreme opposite, which was this over-the-top, hyper-sexualized femininity.
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Frequently, stories shared by Trump from hyper-partisan outlets sacrifice facts for convenience of narrative.
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Hyper engineering The vehicle appears to follow a design known as a " waverider ," Juliano said.
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It's much more fun to watch Rachel enter Nick's hyper-glam life without a clue.
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"I was inspired to create an evening of hyper romantic, fiercely physical duets," Miller says.
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I wouldn't call our techniques hyper-modern, but they certainly haven't been done a lot.
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Your our vestibular system is hyper sensitive and it does not like to be tricked.
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Yes, stickers aren't a nice-to-have in the hyper competitive world of mobile messaging.
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Artists who work in hyper-realism study the human body much like medical professionals do.
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Searching for every edge, modern analytics are driving sports teams to hyper-optimize their strategies.
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Turner revealed that Stompanato was capable of violent behavior and described his as hyper-possessive.
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So what we have here is a hyper-engaged community of 20 million expert photographers.
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"Our whole thing is, we want to be hyper-protective of the user," Abovitz says.
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They can now create hyper personalised strategies, advanced audience segmentation, and make sense of data.
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But a new map turns data into an engaging, hyper-visual depiction of refugee movement.
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But you have James Clapper, and John Brennan, and James Comey who are hyper partisan.
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"In a fraction of a second you turn on 'hyper mode,' " Leruth, 52, tells PEOPLE.
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Now, McLaren is bringing that layout back in a "Hyper-GT" car codenamed the BP23.
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Well, but Trump doesn't seem hyper concerned about Russia; he seems to be downplaying it.
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Hyper-liberal, on the other hand, has the localizer ensuring that intent translates as well.
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Maybe a more accurate summary of "HYPER-REALITY" is: what if capitalism, but too much?
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Artist and student Nehaal Gonsalves is passionate about two things: hyper-realistic paintings and celebrities.
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It's a culture that both hyper-sexualizes women while simultaneously punishing them for their lust.
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"It's a process, and I still have days where I'm very hyper-aware," she said.
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Audiences also shelled out to see the hyper-realistic movie in the best quality possible.
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Though I envied her sharp way with words, I found Hannah's hyper-selfish personality unbearable.
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These were apparently not enough to prevent the Bureau from becoming a hyper-partisan agency.
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You just feel the power being with them, and they're hyper-intelligent and just badasses.
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The project pushed the year's afrofuturism into a more queer, feminist, and hyper-political direction.
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There weren't riots in the streets or hyper-extreme primetime speakers or anything like that.
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Veracruz is home to various turf battles among rival cartels, including the hyper-violent Zetas.
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The star point guard is also a powerful recruiting tool in hyper-competitive Silicon Valley.
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If Trump is a narcissist, he's a hyper-individualist who also speaks for the mob.
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We live in such hyper-partisan times, I wonder if impeachment is even possible today.
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That style of grassroots promotion is almost an urban legend in this hyper-digitalized world.
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Until you get the hyper drive, however, it is worth focusing on finishing the tutorial.
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The fact that men are either these hyper masculine ... It's a lost group of people.
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If one has more exotic interests, those are also enabled by a hyper-connected world.
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These girls and women want to look hyper-real—so perfect they resemble alien princesses.
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Also, Paul expresses his deep and abiding love for double-finned, hyper-fast removable storage.
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A reactionary hyper-vigilance could put a stop to their fun like a record scratch.
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"I wasn't looking to take a job after we did Hyper Light Drifter," says Dief.
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Did you need the hyper-masculine confidence to then grow and be a normal person?
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Kanye West knows that his actions have consequences, at least on a hyper-local level.
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But in today's age of hyper-partisanship, can the wonks live to see another day?
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You become hyper aware of that absence and start feeling the need to address it.
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His arrival coincided with a period of hyper-growth for Deliveroo through 2016 and 2017.
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I was working kind of slow before lunch, but I go into hyper-drive now.
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Regional hyper-conservative radio personalities took note and quickly stepped in to fill the void.
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It's also what has resulted from that hyper-partisanship — more and more Americans feel disaffected.
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To create the hyper-realistic, contagious sensation of being lost, the actors received different instructions.
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And that's where the real danger with the hyper-partisan defense of Trump is emerging.
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But in an age of hyper-partisan spin and "fake news," it has become rare.
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That's an extraordinarily high barrier for Trump's opponents to overcome in a hyper-partisan climate.
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Name any woe of modern legislative politics — hyper-partisanship, gridlock, captivity to special interests, corruption.
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In the kingdom's hyper-wired society, they compete for followers on Twitter, Facebook and Snapchat.
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The next debate was scheduled for a television studio, at the hyper-local channel NY1.
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Yet, at home, our politics and democratic institutions have become divisive, hyper-partisan and dysfunctional.
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"New York is so hyper-local, even just to the neighborhood in Manhattan," she says.
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Hyper-pigmented, the photographs appear almost painterly, even as their photographic accuracy challenges this possibility.
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Our national problem of orchestrated trade barriers and manipulated hyper-consumption is not primarily economic.
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Making the music, that was hyper-focused, and the recording of it happened pretty quickly.
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Basically, media is hyper-saturated with stories about straight white people doing straight white things.
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Sophie Turner kissed a super creepy, hyper-realistic Tyrion Lannister mask, and she liked it.
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But don't believe everything you hear, as people are speaking from a hyper-emotional place.
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Our community has historically had an issue with hyper masculinity and inherent fears of homosexuality.
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He appears both hyper-animated and superfluous, just another colorful object in a jeweler's atelier.
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"They'll probably blame Christopher Columbus for hyper-inflation," scoffed one exiled opposition leader Antonio Ledezma.
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She is hyper-vigilant about the ways in which the community responds to their work.
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I can't put my finger on why Hyper Light Drifter didn't fully connect with me.
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Hyper Light Drifter begins with visions of the past, and it never quite leaves them.
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You can imagine the product as a sort of hyper-powered Slack for financial groups.
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"Inducing a hyper-associative state may have implications for the enhancement of creativity," said Family.
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I guess there's a certain hyper-masculine-martyrdom about that, but, really, it just sucked.
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I met a lot of smart, hyper-educated people trying to solve the same problem.
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It's not the hyper-conservative members of the Freedom Caucus who are on the run.
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It also hurts recruiting and retention, which is vital in a hyper-competitive labor market.
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"We live in an area of hyper-polarization and playing to your base," he said.
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Rather it sounds like over-heated rhetoric from someone who put the hyper into hyperbole.
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The sector is already crowded and is hyper-focused on moving money, not managing it.
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But I'm hyper-aware of the fact that I haven't stepped outside in 60 hours.
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I believe denying clients the ability to be hyper- traders is doing them a favor.
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You really become hyper-aware of your body, your breath, your orientation to the surface.
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We've got the UN pulling data, NGOs, the hyper local ones working in conflict areas.
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In this world, even the privileged are hyper-tense, constantly measuring themselves against their peers.
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But the hyper-connected investor still dabbles in national politics, particularly on gun control issues.
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And Sikozu (Raelee Hill), a hyper-capable spy who got super into leather and kink.
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They are lucky to have a public that is hyper-open to these blended sounds.
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For decades, people have imagined hyper-efficient robots stealing rank-and-file jobs from humans.
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Hyper-specificity is the database's organizing principle, the search engine and interface its mediating structure.
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I'm choosing to do this career for a reason that's different than hyper-sexualizing myself.
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And so, that fundamental economics of ... And hyper-growth is bad in a million ways.
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By March, they were hyper-saturated with bold, blaring pink ("screaming color," even), and butterflies.
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Boys grow up in a world in which women are either hyper-sexualized or absent.
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The new Netflix special posits hyper-capitalism as the churning nightmare fated to destroy humanity.
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And outlets that refuse to go too hyper-political, like the Weekly Standard, have shuttered.
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Continued, prolonged periods of social distancing will be uncomfortable for us, a hyper-social species.
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There are a number of negatives to the hyper-localization and personalization of the process.
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Not only is the media's bullshit detector hyper-sensitive, but so is the end-reader.
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The two countries likely harbor many nickel-hyper-accumulating plants, but research has been scant.
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A leftover mine, planted with hyper-accumulators, could salvage the remaining metals for additional revenue.
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More specifically, they have over 300 courses and 278 workshops on 23 hyper-relevant topics.
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Like the digital world whence Poppy emerged, the album, titled "I Disagree," is hyper-stimulating.
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The defeated rat is reclusive, hyper-vigilant, avoidant, and shows an incapacity to experience pleasure.
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Matt: All right, Rich, $2000,000 Rolls-Royce Cullinan, hyper-luxury SUV, what do you think?
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"I thought the sadistic state of hyper-visibility inside was brilliantly conceived," Ms. Wood continued.
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The idylls are punctuated by the discordant sounds of a tape rewinding at hyper-speed.
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Affiliate marketing leverages company partnerships or influencers that are hyper-targeted to a particular audience.
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But Spree emphasizes the specific pressure of social media's instant feedback loop and hyper-quantification.
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All of this shows the enormous toll being taken by the hyper-partisanship in Washington.
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Often if they're a single woman, they're hyper-conscious of not wanting to be pigeonholed.
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The CEO often vacillated between being funny and relatable to hyper-critical and even cruel.
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In 2016 the hyper-realist community in Lagos, Nigeria's bustling economic capital drew worldwide attention.
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Living in the flood of data we can easily numb out or get hyper-aroused.
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If I'm not in the mood to be hyper-alert, I'll just take the metro.
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Today's faint-hearted, hyper-partisan lawmakers, demonstrably short on moral courage, might heed the lesson.
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Later, the instruments broke into cascading, manic arpeggios and obsessive swirls of hyper-fast notes.
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Right now the only way to get reelected is to act like a hyper-partisan.
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The proposed change was small and hyper-specific, and Google's decision was predictably data-driven.
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In a hyper-partisan era, political affiliation matters in just about everything — even business confidence.
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The fast, hyper-articulated choreography brought to mind Wayne McGregor and Ohad Naharin's Gaga technique.
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On the micro-level, I come from a hyper-intellectual family that doesn't cry much.
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I personally see them as a marker of the hyper-individualistic age we live in.
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With laser scans taken from helicopters, they created hyper-detailed images of the earth's surface.
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In many ways, commercial art has moved into a sort of barren, hyper-capitalist wasteland.
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I was drawn to the tension between the city's history and the hyper-modern festival.
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Ice pops are actually the worst, as your teeth become hyper sensitive to the cold.
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But the US has scooted away from that hyper-specialized approach these past several decades.
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I was hyper-aware of everything and I understood all the mysteries of the universe.
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In other words, it's unusually vague where patents are generally supposed to be hyper-specific.
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Above: Hyper Light Drifter's release trailer (showcasing some of Disasterpeace's music) Another 2016 soundtrack from the mad-for-sadness section is Disasterpeace's Hyper Light Drifter (listen on Spotify), which while possessing flourishes of action-backing bombast, is for the longest time a yearning, aching listen.
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Hyper News is the latest app from Hyper, the makers of a video magazine that aimed to give publishers a better way to reach audiences, while also giving users a way to more quickly find something to watch, as opposed to having to browse YouTube.
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To her critics she merely follows public opinion and is too hyper-cautious to shape it.
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As such, I experienced something of an aesthetic reversal in regards to his hyper-real oeuvre.
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High-Price Meets Hyper-Efficient Amazon and Whole Foods have projected very different images of themselves.
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He stopped teaching "Slimmons," the earnest, hyper-animated exercise class he had led for 40 years.
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"We can all make time for a little networking in our hyper-focused lives," Hoey writes.
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"Nobody loves nudes more than Americans, they have such a hyper-sexualized porn culture," Simps said.
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"A friend once said, 'This show is just too hyper-literate,'" says show creator John Logan.
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I am hyper-aware of my surroundings, even while living in (supposedly progressive) New York City.
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But I also didn't want things to hurt too much, as I'm hyper-sensitive around there.
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The hardest thing is constantly having to be hyper-aware of what I eat and drink.
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With super turbo hyper capitalism, we are privatizing everything - breathing, eating, flexing, drinking and even vomiting.
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These hyper-compressed things can do some mind-boggling warping to the shape of space itself.
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But our generation's hyper-specific, Pinterest-approved version of "having your shit together" is vastly overrated.
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Cue Marie (hyper-aware of the cameras) playing it up in the worst acting role ever.
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Hyper-specific ad targeting must have sounded like a really great idea at the time, huh?
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Engorged on an endless supply of hyper-personalized programming, society will enter its Filter Bubble Phase.
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Agrosight detects plant diseases early using hyper-spectral signals, dramatically reducing the cost of food production.
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In this case, though, the hyper-realism doesn't take you out of the Star Wars universe.
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CULTURE UKRAINE'S DIZZYING, HYPER-INTRICATE MOSAICS Through Soviet-era propaganda art, vestiges of communism still remain.
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"They're so hyper-aware of the environment and their home range within the landscape," McGregor said.
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Dobson, in a patterned blouse and non-shredded black tights, is hyper-focused but smiling broadly.
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We looked at a lot of imagery that led us into the hyper-real very seamlessly.
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Do you still have any of the "Hyper Enough" coffee cups you sent to radio stations?
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Written and recorded from May to November 2017, the resulting record unspools with hyper-sensory delight.
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" Springsteen wrote that he "was not hyper," but "too depressed to concentrate on anything of substance.
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The hyper-stylization can become distracting at times, a problem exacerbated by the film's deliberate pacing.
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Cruz, hyper aware of his audience, knew from the outset that he had people to convince.
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So purveyors of hyper biased political commentary are not intended to get scooped up here, either.
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Ensuring that hyper-concentrations of power are kept in check unites both the right and left.
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But she rejects the option, because she "loves him" (read: she has hyper-advanced Stockholm syndrome).
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Unfortunately, when my heart rate rises anywhere above normal, my fair skin quickly becomes hyper-pigmented.
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"Alec, who had never met Jackie, was in a state of hyper-disbelief," writes Simon, 74.
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FSLabs makes add-ons for the hyper popular Microsoft Flight Simulator, according to the company's website.
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It's almost hyper-natural; they're so connected to the rhythm of the seasons and the earth.
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For the vast majority of tasks users do on a Chromebook, hyper-threading doesn't really apply.
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It runs at 60 frames per second at 4K resolution, rendering cars in hyper-realistic detail.
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But stronger moderation and set guidelines for hyper-specific content can foster surprisingly healthy internet debates.
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It fundamentally changes how you approach combat, as you become hyper conscious of where you're at.
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They seem self-conscious about being "terrible people," hyper-aware that what they do is destructive.
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For a while now, Uber has been chasing a future that's simultaneously hyper-personalized and depersonalized.
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There's not much evidence that hyper-detailed policy proposals are rewarded by voters or political pundits.
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Pride is a celebration that's hard to rival — it's hyper-queer culture at its unapologetic peak.
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Others just poked fun at the existence of the hyper-intelligent gorilla, Winston, who can talk.
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Most talented engineers flock to Instagram and Snapchat where they help The Kardashians hyper-optimize selfies.
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When I get in the door, my dog is super hyper and running around the house.
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Of course it&aposs hyper partisan, but everything now, step one is reaching for the extreme.
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It's hyper sensitive and does not like to be tricked—yet that's exactly what VR does.
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Half a century ago its hyper-salty, super-pungent waters stretched 80km from north to south.
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By "events," I mean more than the massacres at Charlie Hebdo, Hyper Cacher and the Bataclan.
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One thing that is clear, however, is that Adobe is looking for hyper-early-stage projects.
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About 70% of Milwaukee's black children attend hyper-segregated schools -- nearly the same levels as 1970.
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During the presidential campaign, Ermold watched as LGBT, reproductive, and immigrant rights became hyper-partisan platforms.
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The Boosted app has also been updated to sync with the Stealth's new "Hyper" performance mode.
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"People can get so hyper-focused on micronutrients that they forget the bigger picture," she says.
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Pitch meetings are not normal meetings; the conditions in which they occur should be hyper-considered.
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They range from the virtual to the visceral, and from the ancient to the hyper-contemporary.
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Now, even in its most gruesome state, pain can be treated as a hyper-clickable spectacle.
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The Australian artist creates hallucinatory neon collages, makes holographic skateboards, and hyper-colors immersive projection environments.
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The gritty details: Uber's hyper-growth came at the cost of "worshipping top performers," Huffington said.
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If you want a hyper-realistic racing simulation for Oculus Rift, try something like Project CARS.
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It's that hyper-vigilant, delicious agony I feel when watching Chicago sports teams in playoff games.
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"I'm very critical of the hyper-normalization of Capitalism's grasp on people," she says via email.
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A style evolved—a sort of Charlie Brooker's Screenwipe for teenagers hyper-literate on internet culture.
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So many were shot overhead, with hyper-lapsed footage and all-too-familiar stock music tracks.
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The Hell's Angels, the world's most famous biker gang, are known for their hyper-masculine image.
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Stability: The objective of stabilizing a patient is to calm the hyper-activated body and mind.
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There are tracks from the hyper-detailed composers Visible Cloaks and the singular batida producer NÍDIA.
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To some, Thug's gender-bending style was groundbreaking, especially in an industry defined by hyper-masculinity.
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Thankfully he has fully recovered but it has made me hyper aware of heart health issues.
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Unfortunately, in today's hyper-partisan environment, even concerns over election security are divided along party lines.
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His approval rating stands at 55 percent, a near miracle in our age of hyper-polarization.
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We already have hyper-specific fitness bands, and we already have smartphones that handle our browsing.
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Both movies use Baroque chamber music as a sort of hyper-classic backdrop to the action.
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But the hyper-specialized, craft-centric food world is, in fact, putting down roots in Miami.
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A sudden ellipsis, and he is a teen, struggling against an aggressive, hyper-masculine school culture.
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Night one felt almost like a hyper-local music festival, but that's not a bad thing.
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The collection of hyper-detailed paintings is currently at Jonathan LeVine gallery in New York City.
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Because if we've been hyper aware of anything, it's been the fact that everybody has reunited.
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Last year a Hyper Island team in England designed bespoke emoji for Manchester City Football Club.
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You understand the nuances of culture, and it makes you hyper aware of your own culture.
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But by peddling the poison of hyper-partisanship, even in controlled doses, he enabled his rise.
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If you're fascinated by iOS updates, other writers have spent months working on hyper technical reviews.
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One of the pair fell in, and the other was sling-shotted away at hyper speed.
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As you can tell just by watching an afternoon of TV, it's a hyper-competitive marketplace.
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I think I'd describe the style of it as hyper-naturalism, with a ten-degree tilt.
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Marsha Blackburn, a fiery arch-conservative member of Congress who proudly touts her hyper-partisan credentials.
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It features a litany of hyper-specific tracks that could help you navigate very particular scenarios.
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As a ballet dancer, I was always hyper-aware of how badly my dance bag reeked.
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In today's hyper-partisan atmosphere, Democrats may worry about an idea that their opponents might support.
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Hyper-partisanship may be entertaining, but it's a terrible way to try to run a country.
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The nonprofit restaurant has a hyper-awareness that hard times can hit anyone, at any time.
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He was over-rehearsed and often hyper while Pence was calm and looked into the camera.
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As of today, you can add the hyper-popular e-commerce brand Everlane to that list.
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The hyper-nationalists who once ran the show at the Trump White House -- including Lt. Gen.
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" A "hyper-regulated tech sector would look a lot drearier," he said Wednesday on "Power Lunch.
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It was a search engine you could ask hyper-specific questions to and receive personalized results.
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I do think that right now, we have this no holds barred Wild West hyper capitalism.
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On Wednesday night, they faced their first real test, against the ranked and hyper-athletic DePaul.
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In the ethical wasteland of today's hyper-media, propaganda is back, effectively unopposed and phenomenally destructive.
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On a practical level, the immediate problem with hyper-media is that the gatekeepers are gone.
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For the uninitiated, she's a star of the colorful J-pop scene — cartoonish, lurid, hyper-cute.
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So he picked a hyper-conservative Congress member and let that Congress member sweat the details.
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He's a slender man in his late 30s with thinning blond hair and hyper-intelligent eyes.
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It's been eye-opening for me to watch these men become hyper-aware of their bodies.
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French police blamed "150 well-trained" Russian ultras who were "hyper-violent" for the Marseille conflict.
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So, prepare to get nostalgic and revisit the brightly colored, super-hyper world of Hannah Montana.
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You can trace that hyper-fertility back to Thomas Jefferson's [Notes on the State of Virginia].
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Another way the crushing rule of global capitalism is forcing us into wasteful hyper-consumptive lifestyles!
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And few things create as much cognitive load as that constant companion of hyper-connectivity, multitasking.
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The news that we have is hyper partisan, and it's more difficult to get unbiased information.
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But there's a reason that often resonates more with the hyper-motivated athletes he coaches: adaptation.
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Check out the first episode featuring Hyper Light Drifter's creator Alex Preston airing Tuesday on VICE.
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The produced images are dramatic, deeply personal representations of his collaborators, often with hyper-saturated backgrounds.
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But some prisoners, including people of color, can't resist the charm of a hyper-masculine blowhard.
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Trump knows the media inside and out, and is hyper-focused on his image and brand.
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With those lists of names, the school can then target their recruiting resources with hyper accuracy.
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The big problems—climate change, health care, immigration, hyper-partisanship—didn't originate with Trump, after all.
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More egregiously, he oversimplifies the complex forces operating in today's technologically advanced and hyper-competitive economy.
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But it is clear now that Wells Fargo has become hyper-sensitive, perhaps to a fault.
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But his diffidence goes hand in hand with sensitivity, hyper-alertness and a scorpion-tailed wit.
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" Minnie's kitchen is "vast, suburban-size," glistening "like an operating theater with menacing, hyper-clean appliances.
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It has no face and no other limit than space: the hyper-financialization of society [sic].
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The cheerfully inexpensive Peoples' Symphony Concert series presents this deft recital from this hyper-virtuosic pianist.
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They may seem hyper-aroused or vigilant, ever alert and cringing, braced to flee or fight.
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Every emoji is hyper specific, forgoing the metaphors people have attached to eggplants and ballroom dancers.
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Yet the current administration and its supporters consistently attack universities as biased, irrelevant and hyper-politicized.
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Is it possible for video to produce hyper-divergent experiences each time a viewer views it?
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Dinner conversations are now hyper-focused on how to stay young or at least delay old.
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Each is a 4-minute-ish tour through a kind of hyper version of internet browsing.
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"Because we are a hyper militarized community, ours is a cultural type of work," she explained.
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A team of researchers at Imperial College London thinks a hyper-realistic robot butt could help.
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But as Americans have realized for years, our Congress is horribly gridlocked thanks to hyper-partisanship.
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But hyper-globalization of the past 20 years means history is not a fool-proof guide.
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Koala detection dogs need to be disinterested in people, hyper-focused and without a prey drive.
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He was hyper-partisan and accomplished little of substance in his own right as a senator.
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Like, you would be HYPER sensitive to that pitfall -- and any other ones like it, right?
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Would people, especially young people, pay $22015 a head to experience this kind of "hyper-reality"?
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Vinyl flooring Designed with hyper-realistic wood details, laminate looks and feels like the real deal.
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I forgot to pay once and got a ticket, so I'm hyper-diligent about it now.
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The hyper-militarized borders and selective detentions and enhanced interrogations, all to be taken as ordinary.
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Being hyper-aware of my financial situation also made me secretly envious of others around me.
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" Poetics " unfolds like a hyper-cerebral cartoon score, jumping from one split-second vignette to another.
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What followed was a period of hyper-growth, which involved the company ballooning to 700 people.
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The brands had struggled for decades to earn a profit in a hyper-competitive European market.
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In this hyper-partisan environment, people literally weren't trusting what they see with their own eyes.
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Adding to that difficulty is an election year in which both parties have become hyper-polarized.
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It helped launch the country into an era of hyper-partisanship has only amplified under Trump.
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Sound emanates from eight hyper directional speakers installed on eight motorized, black aluminum ceiling panels overhead.
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We often hear commentators, politicians, and citizens bemoan the hyper-partisan, polarized state of American politics.
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According to Forbes, streaming companies like Netflix are hyper-focused on customizing the customer's individual experience.
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Above all, a yearning for local communion and champions that America's hyper-commercialised franchises cannot satisfy.
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New York (CNN Business)Breakfast is serious business in the hyper-competitive world of fast food.
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Such hyper-preparedness can be a good thing, but more often, it results in strained storytelling.
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Aggressive brakers and performance nuts would get one kind of chemistry, hyper-miling road-trippers another.
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His perfectionism, "hyper neuroticism and worry" slow production — he has yet to finish a second album.
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Men's wear featured just as prominently and ranged from hyper-branded sportswear to Savile Row tailoring.
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Dark Sky gives you hyper-accurate weather predictions, including notifications for when it's about to rain.
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Karate is where you put hyper kids when you're not ready to put them on medication.
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When prompted on the subject, he descends into a light ramble on our hyper-partisan climate.
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In Rechmaoui's abstract cartographic composition, nature, urban development, and globalized hyper-capitalism quietly battle each other.
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MB: How could this concept of, I guess, a hyper-personalised environment work in a car?
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As with the first three volumes, this book is fun, educational, perfectly designed, and hyper-readable.
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If McDonald's and Chipotle offer food quick, Eatsa wants to serve you meals at hyper speed.
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Nerf N-Strike Elite Hyper-Fire BlasterIf your strategy during a Nerf battle is to just dive in and cause as much damage as possible as quickly as you can, you'll definitely want to add the new $50 N-Strike Elite Hyper-Fire Blaster to your arsenal.
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They fly their private jets, cruise their massive yachts, drive their luxury cars, visit their mega mansions, dine at Michelin three-star restaurants, swig $21,000 bottles of Chateau Petrus, parade their hyper-fancy clothes at their hyper-fancy clubs and work full-time on their golf games.
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All of SAP's regional businesses are growing at double digits, McDermott said, highlighting "hyper growth" in China.
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Art director Neil Krug created what he calls "a hyper-real tableau of smoke plumes and fire."
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Thankfully, 'his way' involves a unique and hyper-driven take on punk, experimental synth, and droning noise.
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I do think that right now when we have this no holds barred wild west hyper capitalism.
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In our time of hyper-interconnectivity, where you choose to live and work matters like never before.
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Due to lower-velocity shrapnel wounds, the parts of their brains that were damaged were hyper-localized.
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As CNN senior media correspondent Brian Stelter notes, there's a spectrum: total hoaxes, hyper-partisan and hybrids.
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Naturally, some critics have reacted negatively to a hyper-realistic movie about the minute-by-minute violence.
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Google notes that it doesn't currently support non-KVM hypervisors like Xen, ESX and Microsoft's Hyper-V.
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I was consumed by the hyper-masculinity that still pervades football, as were other young male athletes.
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When we talk about what I call hyper-gentrification in New York, it's really a global problem.
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Uncertainties remain about consumers' changing spending patterns, including the shift to online and their hyper-promotional focus.
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Superhot VR, a hyper-stylized take on the slow-mo fight sequences from The Matrix, plays perfectly.
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It's also targeted towards people who suffer from hyper-sensory disorder or those recovering from facial surgery.
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It's no secret that Game of Thrones creator George R.R. Martin has a hyper-awareness of death.
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He will be hyper-partisan and hyperbolic and he will expect the mesmerizing magic to work again.
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"We've been hyper-focused making sure we're properly set up to support food and water," Long said.
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The practical and hyper-competent Susan, though, provides both a counter-narrative and a spot of hope.
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"Hyper Enough" was a proper anthem, and you guys actually hired a radio promoter to work it.
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"Hyper-casual" games — that is, those with very simple gameplay — will also drive download growth in 2019.
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Good guy Peter Parker becomes a self-righteous, hyper-talkative teenager who's in it for the glory.
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Attracting hyper-brainy people from around the world is at the heart of the tech business model.
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JPMorgan's Kelly expects overall consumer sentiment to remain sturdy, in part because of today's hyper-partisan environment.
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Even when Selin understands a code well enough to follow it, she's hyper-aware of its presence.
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The hyper-personal: In Japan, Nestle is testing a diet program that collects blood samples from customers.
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They're the latest crop of Apple's hyper-realistic emojis, which were introduced in iOS 10 last year.
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Under Kalanick's hyper-competitive and unethical rein, Uber did a lot of bad stuff to undermine Lyft.
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Ariana Grande has developed a hyper specific style M.O. over the course of her pop star career.
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"All of the data centers, the hyper-scalers, bought a little too much last year," he said.
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"The Jewish community is so hyper-organized, and everyone's trying to start a new organization," Rubin said.
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The country's hyper-centralisation is obviously bad for the provinces, depriving them of talent, resources and attention.
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"But if they...don't have hyper-mobile muscles, then there's no point in doing it," she adds.
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Within hyper-specific pockets of the web, people continue to use them for antisocial but practical reasons.
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And the episodes center around online dating, hyper-realistic movie experiences, and a web search gone wrong.
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From viewing a cached version of the account, none of the tweets were hyper-partisan or vulgar.
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It is intense, adrenaline-fueled, all-night music made by hyper efficient, work-a-holic, laptop bureaucrats.
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Spell also offers enterprise customers a "spell hyper" command that offers built-in support for hyperparameter optimization.
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A third cell might be covered by a shallow layer of hyper-saline, Pepto-Bismol-pink brine.
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Amazon's data troves have always led the industry in terms of hyper-personalized recommendations and related items.
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In 2018, the International Monetary fund estimated that hyper-inflation had reached more than a million percent.
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"We'll have even higher-end [versions] for hyper-pro, and then we'll have wide mass-market" products.
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None of the hyper-rich colors from Argento's original are there; Guadagnino's Berlin is gray and cold.
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I found the remote, which acts like that of the Nintendo Wii, to to be hyper-sensitive.
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How would we logically extrapolate that using modern tools and modern techniques, and then hyper-modern techniques?
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It also means his "Abenomics" growth strategy centered on the hyper-easy monetary policy will likely continue.
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There's no political jargon yet for this combination of hyper-capitalism, mass media, repression, delirium, and violence.
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Thinking of populism in terms of a backlash against hyper-globalisation helps us understand its different forms.
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Young teens are hyper-sexualized, and older women are wiped off the face of our visual landscape.
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While a face tattoo seemed out there for some fans, this isn't Gerber's first hyper-visible tattoo.
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But in this case, the hyper-long penis is not an ornamental display—it's all about function.
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Yet it's Billions' hyper-masculine perspective that makes Sunday's season 2's introduction of Taylor so mesmerizing.
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More empowerment = better customer experience o Some of our colleagues engaged in hyper-specialized jobs feel stuck.
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Call us fickle, but those hyper-rich moisturizers that we absolutely swear by during the winter months?
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Over-the-counter scar fading creams tend to work on hyper-pigmented scars that aren't too deep.
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Either way, this is a tale of culture, hyper growth, and fear that metastasized into a mess.
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In an effort to revive the economy, it floated all boats with its hyper-accommodative monetary policy.
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The questions of how to protect, promote, and support children in this hyper social age are legion.
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"The editorial is nothing more than a hyper-aggressive piece completely filled with nationalistic passion," it said.
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When caffeine puts your brain and body into this hyper-aroused state, your emotions overrun your behavior.
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It also means his "Abenomics" growth strategy centred on the hyper-easy monetary policy will likely continue.
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But the best part about super turbo hyper progressivism, all wars will be fought with finger guns.
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It was during the presidential campaign, and everybody was hyper aware of what was happening last summer.
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She also led three acquisitions as she helped the company scale through a period of hyper-growth.
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Mine has always been one of hyper-attunement to another person and to my own inner experience.
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By degrading women, men are just playing a hyper-realized version of the position they actually occupy.
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It's not making me feel powerful so much as hyper-competent and allowed to do "bad" things.
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His administration has as clean a record as any, no small accomplishment in these hyper-partisan times.
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The news follows Google's confirmation last week that it's testing a hyper-local news app called Bulletin.
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Our 'Collab Lab' is a focal point of practical problem solving, concrete groundwork, sweat and hyper innovation.
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Clinton's strategy "was really, really hyper-focused on urban communities," said Steve Schale, a Florida Democratic strategist.
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She's unapologetically hyper feminine; she adores fashion and makeup and shopping; she longs to be a cheerleader.
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During their two-week excursion, they run into hungry predators, venomous reptiles and hyper-aggressive howler monkeys.
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As episodes progress, the hyper-luridness tones down ever so slightly to let the narrative actually develop.
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Sonically, Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino feels like a necessary counterpoint to AM's arena-ready, hyper-structured anthems.
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Unlike other Arab states, which tend to be hyper-centralised, IS grants broad powers to local administrators.
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Is it fair to criticize Niantic for not acknowledging this hyper-specific moment in the game itself?
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The city-state of Singapore is as modern as it gets — a hyper-connected, business-driven metropolis.
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You'd get a section of the audience who got extremely hyper when caste-based songs were played.
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After all, Terry Funk was already there, working crowd-pleasing, hyper-violent brawls to roaring Philadelphia crowds.
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They should invest in technology in general, and in hyper-connectivity in particular, boosting mobility and flexibility.
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The judging panel is composed of three hyper-macho men: Jason Knight, David Baker, and Doug Marcaida.
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It took two years, but hyper-stylized first-person shooter Superhot is officially coming to virtual reality.
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Through a hyper-formal tale of inversion and genre-based surprises, Colossal returns its heroine to herself.
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Over Skype, he was direct and hyper-cogent, the kind of person who speaks in full paragraphs.
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Would he have fared better in the dangerous and hyper competitive era of Samart, Dieselnoi and Sagat?
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But you can still find VR experiences that use it, including the impressive Void "hyper-reality" headset.
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Kam is trying to get near her and she's just too hyper sensitive to have anyone around.
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The atmosphere cares little if the hyper green get clean while the overall picture is still dirty.
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She can cling on walls, has hyper-alert senses, and shoots blasts of energy from her hands.
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It's about being hyper-stylized, and people going for it so hard to nail this particular style.
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We first see him (true to type for the hyper-disciplined worker) waking up at 6.30 a.m.
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"He's an ignorant, amoral, dishonest and manipulative, misogynistic, philandering, hyper-litigious, isolationist, protectionist blowhard," Mr. Vlock said.
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In an age of hyper-partisan divide, ignoring a candidate's political affiliation can, at first, seem perplexing.
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Hyper-partisanship, inaction on critical issues and ineffective governance by both political parties have done considerable damage.
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Eclipses are hyper emotional, life-altering, secret-revealing times, which means obviously means you love them, Scorpio.
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The latest 'Doom' (2016) is hyper-realistic, showing how far graphics have come in a couple decades.
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"We've all become hyper-sensitive to fees, especially if we think they are hidden fees," he said.
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Thanks to institutional constraints and hyper-partisanship, there is now no easy way to claw it back.
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There are of course a number of ways that such "hyper-ageing" can be approached and understood.
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Washington, D.C., has earned a reputation in recent years as a city plagued by hyper-partisan gridlock.
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The decision in Rucho very well may be discouraging for those seeking to curb hyper-partisan gerrymandering.
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The ETF field is hyper-competitive, with firms constantly looking for a new niche to lure assets.
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In our hyper-polarized era, demands for civility testify to the lack of faith in our institutions.
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In India, mainstream as well as social media have gone berserk in an orgy of hyper-jingoism.
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Here's the problem: Once you inject hyper-anger into civil society, it is almost impossible to undo.
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But community bankers also recognize the political realities of Washington, particularly in this era of hyper-partisanship.
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"Victoria's Secret is super hyper-sexualized," said Huang, who has been shopping at Aerie since it opened.
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Watch the world's most patient Great Dane put up with the hyper antics of a dachshund puppy.
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The purpose is not to make a hyper-stylized version of nature, but to recreate it realistically.
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Guns, the omnipresent threat of violence, random acts of terror, hyper competitiveness, drugs, gangs—this was life.
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Punk says he's "hyper-focused" on getting a win ... but that's not the only measure of success.
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And it's wild to think that all of those versions—especially from teenagers today—are hyper-documented.
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Or the 1990s, when crack, hip-hop, and the hyper-commodification of black cool consumed black communities?
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We're under no illusions that in an era of hyper partisanship, greater statesmanship will be easily achieved.
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That hyper-concentration of Democratic votes has long hurt the party in the House and state legislatures.
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Before hyper-caffeinated beverages like Red Bull, students could consume only so much alcohol before passing out.
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The Bugatti is the only hyper sports car that combined all of these characteristics in one vehicle.
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"We should be hyper vigilant," said Ken Martin, the head of the Association of State Democratic Committees.
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It is tempting in a hyper-responsive and reactionary world to take a data point and extrapolate.
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Mr. Houpert suggests being "hyper honest" with yourself as a simple, everyday way to exercise your confidence.
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"I was so hyper-determined to deconstruct ballet and to use this really hard music," she said.
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Hyper-gentrification has radically altered the look and feel of the place over the last 30 years.
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Self-doubt or fears of post-incident hyper-scrutiny can have a deleterious effect on officer safety.
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But instead of remaining an outsider, he has come out the other side hyper sane, even enlightened.
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So I think wheat is probably the best example of this hyper-centralization of a food, right?
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