I think they are pretty immaterial one way or another.
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The status of a person's current brain health was immaterial.
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Anyway, such protests are immaterial; the commission's decision is binding.
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The deal will be immaterial for Comcast, the people said.
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The national effects of that win seemed immaterial to him.
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It's immaterial and makes you seem like a total dick.
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Let us stress again the point: computer simulations are not immaterial.
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Narrative structure is often immaterial to the appreciation of the form.
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Losing the league championship series to the Mets was almost immaterial.
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The issue of cash or check is, in some ways, immaterial.
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Words like the 'Cloud' make the internet seem like something immaterial.
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For us, digital music has always been immaterial, and always free.
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Horror is fascinated dread in the presence of an immaterial cause.
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For Saudi Arabia the origin of the attack is almost immaterial.
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On the other hand, Ossoff's loss shouldn't be dismissed as immaterial.
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Whether or not Trump saw McCabe writing memos is totally immaterial.
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The timing and the significance of the scene were not immaterial.
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But there's a handful of additional heads, not immaterial, and there's capital.
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The truth of the matter seems to have been immaterial to him.
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However, Edwards said the recall was immaterial to the company's revenue forecast.
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Over recent periods, Scout had become immaterial to the company's bottom line.
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Baer said the impact to earnings and capital ratios would be immaterial.
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SO I WOULD ARGUE THE INDIVIDUAL MANDATE IS ALMOST AN IMMATERIAL ARGUMENT.
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He added that the choice of Mr. Pence was immaterial to Mrs.
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Tiga - "Blondes Have More Fun" (The Black Madonna Immaterial Girl Remix)6.
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Whether the machine's counter ever would go down—three minutes—was immaterial.
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Musk has said the tweet was "immaterial" and complied with the settlement.
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It is immaterial whether anyone currently at the DNC stays or leaves.
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When you believe something hard enough, the truth of it is immaterial.
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To Ms. Valentine, it was immaterial whether or not her boyfriend agreed.
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Sloppy, palpably false police work and testimony were written off as immaterial.
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Simply put, the patient's sexual preference is, and always has been, immaterial.
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"We can't have district judges going on immaterial distinctions here," he said.
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The fact that he didn't get anything from this woman is immaterial.
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Remember that how that message lands with you or me is immaterial.
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Finding some sort of balance requires a deep belief in the immaterial.
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It was as if, for the British electorate, the question was immaterial.
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AMERICAN EAGLE OUTFITTERS INC EXEC - TARIFFS ANNOUNCED TO DATE ARE IMMATERIAL - CONF CALL
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What emotionless immaterial thing do you project your deepest fears and insecurities onto?
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Whether Dolphin was involved with any of these boys or not was immaterial.
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He added that the impact in the current financial year would be immaterial.
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In emerging markets there's not an immaterial chance of getting an asset appropriated.
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Such a level is the immaterial level of our mental life of course.
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The body is a material form that enables the envisioning of immaterial states.
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They sit in a space that is indeterminate — somehow both solid and immaterial.
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This does not mean that a driver's performance on the road is immaterial.
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Information would be the soul 2.0–eternal, immaterial, nonperishable support for our existence.
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Whether Trump bullies Sessions into eventually resigning or actively fires him is immaterial.
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He forgot to tell something to Congress and what it was was immaterial.
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For a paper to lose its print edition is to become ghostlike, immaterial.
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The sculpture, "Triumph of the Immaterial," was not made for permanent display however.
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Whether Harvey Weinstein's encounters with the starlets were transactional or abusive is immaterial.
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It said the Ukrainian market contributed an "immaterial" amount of revenue and so Mail.
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Maybe. But those questions are and were immaterial to the court's narrow duty here.
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Another theme in Lee's work is an interest in the immaterial aspects of nature.
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Green Dot expects an immaterial impact to its previously provided financial guidance for 2017.
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VR is not an immaterial world; it is rather a physical world we misinterpret.
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The name is immaterial, but for now, let's call it the Miskatonic Cliche Board.
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The differences in market size between Oklahoma City and, say, Chicago become somewhat immaterial.
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Fitch found the reduction in excess spread to be immaterial to the note ratings.
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What a company calls itself might seem immaterial, but it actually has significant repercussions.
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It's more like the immaterial swirl of veils in the dances of Loie Fuller.
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" Schiff, the lead impeachment manager, called the former vice president's son "irrelevant and immaterial.
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Because there's nothing particularly special about 8chan, there are no content algorithms, hosting technology immaterial.
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It ruled that the ongoing obligations were "immaterial", and that the CDS should be transferred.
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But whether her opponent sees fit to embrace defeat and publicly concede is mostly immaterial.
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It is the belief that base reality is known through an immaterial level of appearances.
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The nature of Trump's conversation with Comey about Flynn, while far from immaterial, is secondary.
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"There's this idea that the internet is immaterial, it's somewhere floating in clouds," he said.
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Musk has argued that the Feb 19 tweet was "immaterial" and complied with the settlement.
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It said Tjokrosaputro's actions had caused it "at least 15 trillion rupiah in immaterial damages".
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I think a lot of people have the idea of video as an immaterial medium.
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They are impressions and memories captured through contact, rather than more immaterial means like photography.
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But Ensign Brown's race was immaterial to Lieutenant Hudner, and that was precisely the point.
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White feminists cast her as an accomplished lawyer and legal scholar whose race was immaterial.
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The quid pro quo is immaterial, part of a larger, necessary shift in strategic thinking.
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The judge concluded that the additional disclosures shareholders sought in those original filings were immaterial.
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Being the single black student in a school of 600 had been immaterial to me.
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It's understood that, at the table, the dead consume the immaterial goodness of these things.
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In a similar vein, de Vries's poetry mimics the immaterial quality of online identities (avatars).
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WARREN BUFFETT: No. it would be so immaterial by the time-- you take just our share.
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Whether or not Gibson takes home the statue is immaterial at this point — he's already won.
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They've completely embraced the idea of perception as reality, so actual reality is immaterial to them.
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For Brooks no less than Eisenhower, the actual theology or spiritual content of religion is immaterial.
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The list of Mueller indictments shows that collusion is largely immaterial to most of his prosecutions.
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It also now prohibits using anything of immaterial value — say, a $20113 guitar — to secure loans.
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Conveniently, electricity is akin to spirit—it is invisible, very fast, almost immaterial and, possibly, immortal!
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Akamai is not disclosing the value of the deal, saying it was immaterial for the company.
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The fact that Joe Biden himself didn't do anything wrong is, unfortunately for him, somewhat immaterial.
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Those two that have already been enacted we see having a fairly immaterial impact on us.
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Inherently traceless and hidden, "immaterial" art forges a space beyond the surveilling powers of the state.
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Copyright constraints prohibit her from quoting most of what she locates, but of course it's immaterial.
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Whether or not these things have some political resonance with some group of people is immaterial.
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Meanwhile, the celestial imagery adds yet another dimension, transporting us from the bodily to the immaterial.
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And yet, too often models, thoughts, simulations are taken to be immaterial things—or, to use Musk's words, to be above the base reality—as though we were still prisoner of the Cartesian division between a physical world (base reality) and a mental/immaterial world (the simulation).
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The facilities included a laundry room — immaterial to Mr. Ricamora, who planned to send his laundry out.
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But ask security experts about how real that threat is and they'll tell you it's practically immaterial.
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" Pressed on why he thinks the climate is changing, he argued that his personal opinion is "immaterial.
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But our reality, some blend of print and digital, material and immaterial, is perhaps no less picturesque.
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Whether anyone delivers on a given bounty is functionally immaterial—Johnson still makes money hand over fist.
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They were cocoons of hidden data — sturdy, material armor to protect digital memories and other immaterial information.
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Whether hedge funds and speculators believe a slowdown or even recession is around the corner is immaterial.
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Musk called the delay a "relatively small shift" and "immaterial" in Model 3's decade-long plan.
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Complying with the order to stop selling product to it would be immaterial to its bottom line.
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"However, in the mid-term Square's early-stage, bitcoin pilot program remains immaterial to earnings," Kumar said.
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That the perpetrators were self-radicalized Canadian-born men was seemingly immaterial, as fear trumped common sense.
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I am also lucky in another respect: the sex of my partner is immaterial to my parents.
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In fact, we are taught that information is a sort of immaterial substance independent of its medium.
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"I am interested in the immaterial border and also how it exists in people memory," says Wong.
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Yes. Per a spokesman from the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), the handle itself is immaterial.
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But the truth is that paid Russian content was almost certainly immaterial to Facebook's revenue — and the .
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Sanders tried to portray the issue as immaterial -- hatched by Republicans and the media to distract voters.
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They've been described as immaterial ultimately by the inspector general and yet we're still talking about them.
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But it wasn't death that interested him — it was the immaterial life force of the material world.
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But among those who think Trump is doing a great job, how he acts is entirely immaterial.
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The tweet in question was true, immaterial to shareholders, and in no way a violation of my agreement.
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"They show up as evidence, the courts have to acknowledge their existence, but often they're immaterial," Goldman says.
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The price of the acquisition will be immaterial to Netflix, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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"I would hope that these 'immaterial materials' are present in every object and human ever created," Shapiro explains.
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The acquisition of Millarworld is likely financially immaterial to Netflix, Raymond James analyst Justin Patterson said via email.
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It is possible other companies receive an immaterial amount of the tax credits and decline to disclose them.
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They had to be good at their job, and it was immaterial that they had no secondary degree.
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Ghulam also said the investment was "immaterial given the significant amount needed to fund infrastructure in the region".
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Customers, however, may find additional fees immaterial when compared to the high prices some artworks command at auction.
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It was about using his brush as a scalpel to reveal the immaterial force of the material world.
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The hackers were also members of the People's Liberation Army, but their employer was immaterial; theft was theft.
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When seeking a partner, "male or female is pretty immaterial" to a lot of younger people, he said.
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Whether one agrees with the terms of the deal's scope and various provisions is, at this point, immaterial.
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Sheridan said a Google acquisition of HTC would be "immaterial to Alphabet " given its $95 billion cash stash.
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HBL continued to reduce its non-core property finance portfolio and any losses from this portfolio will be immaterial.
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It is absolutely immaterial to me whether I run my turbine in thought or test it in my shop.
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It could be an immaterial, emotional debt, too, as Libra asks what's fair and just, and Scorpio wants revenge.
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A nonsense collection of immaterial pixels, but also the single most all-encompassing force looming over our modern lives.
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Euronext will have to pay ICE an undisclosed break-up fee, which Hodgkinson said was "immaterial in absolute value".
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There is another version called teluh, which is the immaterial energy of living organisms like maggots, worms, and insects.
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Answer: No. That Trump and Putin didn't even know one another is totally immaterial to the question of collusion.
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That these particular characters are made of bioplastic, data or pixels may be just as immaterial — in every sense.
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But as long as the suspects are missing, he called the matter of who opened fire "immaterial" for now.
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"We believe it is highly likely that any penalties that might apply would be limited and immaterial," Nokia said.
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The streaming service isn't disclosing the acquisition price, but CNBC says the price was "immaterial to Netflix," citing sources.
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"My personal opinion is immaterial to the job I'm carrying out," said Pruitt, the current attorney general of Oklahoma.
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Winning certain demographic groups or certain policy fights is, broadly speaking, immaterial to who winds up as the nominee.
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Who it came from is immaterial -- so the fact that she responded by dismissing Gabbard's poll numbers is telling.
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Whether you remember that Columbus arrived in 1492 or not — a lot of the facts you memorize are immaterial.
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Fitch has not assigned a Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR to HCSBK due to its immaterial foreign currency operations.
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For the artist, they are a symbol of the "material and immaterial scars" left by wars, famines and genocides.
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They are utterly immaterial to what he might actually do in office, when dominance might require different word strings.
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Whether it did or not is immaterial to the fact that he's gone for the foreseeable future, maybe forever.
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Ah, the days when "computers" hadn't become immaterial meshes of data and content pervading the very air we breathe!
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It's so profound and so immaterial, and yet all of these musicians are playing it live in front of me.
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Wall Street will likely give Alphabet plenty of latitude to fund those businesses as long as the costs remain immaterial.
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Connected by ephemeral, immaterial, and performative concepts, the exhibition as a whole exists in various stages of completion and creation.
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But Young said that was "immaterial, since it is not the server itself from which the relevant information was sought."
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Whether or not the "spy" story is true -- or even has strands of truth to it -- is immaterial to Trump.
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Thus, the exact details of a plan to break up big tech, for instance, are largely immaterial at the moment.
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Even the heaviest textures have an immaterial glow—a counterpart to Frank Gehry's whorling architecture, which Norman has studied closely.
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The substance of Murray's work was immaterial—what really mattered is that he was being silenced for pursuing "scientific" inquiry.
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"Whether it is true or not is immaterial," he replied, though he eventually removed the statement from his online post.
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No adjustment is deemed required as JSC Status Bank is small and immaterial to Eurotorg's operations (4% of group assets).
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How miraculous, that when so much is lost there is still the possibility of deep friendship; the name is immaterial.
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Both defendants said the accounting entries were immaterial and that the SEC did not show they intended to commit fraud.
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But given the role white pantsuits have played in the national conversation for the last three years, it's not immaterial.
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Bruguera's practice is a scrappy, immaterial style called arte útil ("useful art") that toes the line between art and activism.
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"He will fight vigorously because these were things he did not recall and were immaterial to the scope of the investigation."
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If you're feeling overstimulated by materialistic concerns, you can lean into your immaterial, priceless treasures like sex, art, friendship, and community.
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But it will not hurt our insurance business, and it's immaterial compared to other things that could affect our insurance business.
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But part of the tragedy, in Us as in real life, is that intentions are immaterial when the consequences are real.
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Whether Trump's seeming lack of concern with the traditional separation of powers is purposeful or him simply not knowing is immaterial.
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He expects the deal to be immaterial to Target's near-term results and modestly accretive to earnings per share in 2018.
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Today we're premiering their newest track, "Iron Lung" off their forthcoming sophomore album It's Immaterial, out September 30 on Ghostly International.
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Places where enough people vote Labour for Mr Corbyn's uselessness, even on the delicate matter of Brexit, to be almost immaterial.
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"Santet itself is the immaterial energy of inanimate objects like nails, screws, iron, anything really," Dewi told me over the phone.
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The question of whether or not either of these assertions is true, however, is immaterial to the president's arguments about pardons.
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If you are able to retain power, the means by which you do so are largely immaterial because of No. 1.
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The tweet in question was true, immaterial to shareholders, and in no way a violation of my agreement with the SEC.
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Genre is a useful thing when organizing texts in a bookshop, but immaterial to the particular exchange between writer and reader.
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Each immaterial sculpture has a distinct allure and form, but as you walk under and through them, their effects become related.
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Whether that organization is deliberately scammy or just a low-utility gambit executed with slapstick amateurism is, at some point, immaterial.
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Of those complaints, 41 became individual claimants in the criminal trial, asking for up to €500 in "immaterial damages" per person.
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His precise age is up for debate, but that seems immaterial for a person who essentially described himself as an alien.
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A picture can bolster a fragile memory, but it can also begin to replace it as the material overwhelms the immaterial.
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BUFFETT, SPEAKING ABOUT KRAFT HEINZ, SAYS IT WOULD HAVE AN 'IMMATERIAL' FINANCIAL IMPACT TO BERKSHIRE, WHICH OWNS A NEARLY 27 PCT STAKE
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Pepsi also played down the impact of tariffs imposed by the United States on aluminum imports, saying it so far was "immaterial".
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Venus moves into Leo on Saturday, helping you do more research to figure out how to support yourself in immaterial ways, too.
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Dease wanted his work destroyed upon his death, but as far as Josephina and her accomplices are concerned, his wishes are immaterial.
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Whichever part you grab, though, at least it'd be more satisfying than trying to get a hold of the immaterial CGI Jabba.
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This is an immaterial and affordable way to do it, and I really like it as well, without added objects, like frames.
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Unless a site is actively undergoing a DDoS attack, most of Cloudflare's services are immaterial to whether a site's content is accessible.
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He claims many parts of the complaints to be impertinent, immaterial or scandalous, but the court disagreed and declined to strike them.
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The base reality would be utterly beyond our grasp and thus it would be, with an unavoidable conceptual twist, immaterial to us.
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Fitch views any required support that may be needed would be immaterial relative to the ability of the parent to provide it.
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Walmart's share price barely moved when they were first announced in February last year, suggesting that investors thought them immaterial at first.
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While some analysts expect other government entities to make similar moves, the impact on Wells Fargo's revenues appears immaterial at this point.
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The fact that the privatization perspective of CVA is in direct contrast to the turf expansion policies of the bureaucracy is immaterial.
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Aside from solar-system samples, all we get from space are pictures and plots—evidence that immaterial photons hit some telescope's detector.
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If the mind is information and if information exists over and above brute matter, the mind is immaterial and eternal too. Bingo!
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Others, like the German artist Stefan Sagmeister, wish to resume the immaterial and abstract appearance of figures, streams and data recovery program.
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Excepting the back-half rave inversion "Immaterial," one of the record's most wonderful moments, the rest is largely mistier and more obscure.
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But the early numbers show that while a settlement would not bankrupt the major drug distributors, it's not an immaterial amount either.
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In a liturgical dance, the performers and audience are together in a space to be in contact with something else, something immaterial.
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But they said those amounts were "immaterial" and would not have been identified as coming from Russian sources in the tax returns.
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"I think people are getting very comfortable with who we are, and the funding model has become immaterial to them," Mueller said.
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"This is one half of one percent, it's immaterial ... these numbers are so small, they mean nothing to these companies," said Benioff.
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And, even in America, some productions touch on potentially explosive topics of race, religion, gender and sex as if they were immaterial.
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That statistical experts disagreed with Mr. Ross was "immaterial to this case," Deputy Assistant Attorney General Brett A. Shumate told the court.
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"The cost associated with this is relatively immaterial and,once more, should not be compared with costs incurred by Volkswagen," read the note.
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NBC expects its revenue from cord cutters on its streaming service to be "completely immaterial," according to a person familiar with the matter.
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"The frozen chicken strips are immaterial to the growth of the business," said Robert Moskow, packaged-foods equity research analyst at Credit Suisse.
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Whether political scholars and activists think Sanders is a democratic socialist or a social democrat or a New Deal Democrat is ultimately immaterial.
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Responding to Euronext's announcement, LSE described Euronext's derivatives clearing business as "immaterial", at less than 1 percent of the LSE's adjusted operating profit.
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As against those who argue that the accusation is likely true but immaterial, others claim that Kavanaugh is the target of a smear.
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If the U.S. does not distinguish between legitimate grievances and immaterial accusations, a successful resolution to this conflict with China will prove elusive.
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This is not an immaterial difference; there's an innate satisfaction in putting one person's face to a problem, instead of an entire organization.
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Plot is mostly immaterial—this is more spectacle than cinema, and you could follow along even if you were barely conversant in English.
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With a past that included reading philosophy and fabricating bicycles, Salvagione's installations intersect both the immaterial realm of ideas and the manufactured object.
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"Ads generally did not run on IRA Pages, and we expect that any revenue from such ads would be immaterial," the company said.
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Shadowboxing is effective insofar as it points at both the material and immaterial — the historical facts and the artist's emotional response to them.
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She sought to argue that her lie was immaterial, but the trial judge told the jury that any lie, however significant, was enough.
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Sarah Sanders would have you believe that all of those facts are immaterial because Donald Trump was a better candidate than Hillary Clinton.
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We do not know who was shown any of the other memos by Comey and his description of the unclassified memo is immaterial.
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The fact that Democrats have more ground for complaint is at once provable and practicably immaterial, given how equally wronged both sides feel.
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The government had argued that whether or not Britain could reverse the decision was immaterial, since ministers had no intention of doing so.
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As its title suggests, Energy Scaffolds and Information Architecture, curated by the Drawing Center's Executive Director Brett Littman, connects the immaterial with the physical.
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Stripped of all extraneous details and colored entirely powder blue, it has an almost immaterial quality; it's a Platonic ideal of the standard mailbox.
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Chancery Court judges decided to no longer reflexively approve "disclosure-only" settlements requiring companies merely to reveal more, often immaterial details about their mergers.
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TESLA'S ELON MUSK SAYS "TWEET IN QUESTION WAS TRUE, IMMATERIAL TO SHAREHOLDERS, AND IN NO WAY A VIOLATION OF MY AGREEMENT WITH THE SEC"
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"At this stage, while we see the strategic logic in the deal, the risk of competition authorities intervening is not immaterial," Liberum analysts warned.
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One of the most significant, a $5 billion fine from the Federal Trade Commission over privacy issues, was shrugged off by investors as immaterial.
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That distinction is immaterial in the 21st century, at least in reference to what appears to be a kind of every-person generic comedy.
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Even at her most physically free, she is as immaterial as a simile, "like" the only thing she has ever thought herself to be.
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Part of the deal was a 10-year, 75 percent tax abatement of about $91,900 a year, though Mr. Burke said that was immaterial.
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And so if we try and send her $1,000 a month to remind her she's an American, it's immaterial in the scheme of things.
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Plaintiffs' lawyers deserved no fee for obtaining immaterial disclosures, he said, citing the 7th Circuit's 2016 decision in In re Walgreen Co. Stockholder Litigation.
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She sought to argue that her lie was immaterial, but the trial judge told the jury that any lie, significant or not, was enough.
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Inconspicuous consumption is replacing conspicuous consumption — the rich are forgoing material goods to invest in immaterial means as a way to signify status. 2.
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The format is intact, with a number of ghosts plaguing New York, and getting their immaterial asses kicked by a quartet of enterprising mortals.
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"A woman should not have to surrender confidential intimate information that's immaterial to the case to defend herself against a sexual predator," Palladino said.
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It is the place of radical and immaterial gestures, weirdos, and off-the-grid Hippie communes, away from saturated capitals and overhyped art fairs.
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In fact, the company has little reason to settle, given that any amount of money Uber negotiated settling for would be immaterial to Alphabet.
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There's much, much more to be learned from Westwood — and you'll be surprised to realize just how many trends (those material and immaterial) she started.
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When you crowd people into spaces, declare them invisible, declare them immaterial, those are the new spaces of what used to be the totalitarian camp.
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" Or, as a wall text in the exhibition puts it, "[the nominees'] practices clearly mark a change in artistic dealings with materials and 'the immaterial.
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There is seemingly little connecting us together—people of all walks of life express their devotion to FNL—but something immaterial binds the FNL fandom.
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To get these ideas across to audiences, Tellart likes to combine natural, tangible, and earthly materials with the immaterial of digital imagery, data, and networks.
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" He continued: "Whether you support the guy or not is immaterial; when you read his hat you know exactly what he thinks he is doing.
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"The reason that most companies aren't saying anything is that for the vast majority of companies, including ours, the numbers are basically immaterial," he said.
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Black Marble's Chris Stewart finds himself in a similar period of in-between in his new album It's Immaterial, forthcoming October 14 via Ghostly International.
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The accusation is that Broadcom may have forced exclusive deals on customers, but Broadcom itself has dismissed the FTC review as "immaterial" to its business.
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The streaming giant announced it had clinched a licensing deal with iQiyi, a Chinese video platform, but this could be largely "immaterial," an analyst said.
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"Negative headlines have increased substantially in the past month and, in our opinion, increasingly immaterial reports have dominated news cycles," Kallo said in a note.
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Whether the other celebrities were taking pics with Spicer for ironic reasons (as I am sure most of them would claim) or not is immaterial.
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The economics are immaterial to us, because we get paid the same thing in the Sling package that we get paid in the larger bundle.
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Guilt and innocence become immaterial in such a circumstance, because the narratives of these people's lives are taken from them and cast to the wind.
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"I said, 'Guys, when you've got all Latino actors in the film, who plays the good guy and the bad guy is immaterial,'" he said.
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Valid evidence can be suppressed and solid cases can be dismissed on the grounds of incomplete discovery, even when such failures are inadvertent and immaterial.
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The company disclosed its latest gaffe on Tuesday, saying that its misclassification of user activity had led to immaterial overcounting of monthly and daily users.
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"Material things have a process of entropy and these immaterial things just change," he adds, comparing physical objects, hardware and analogue media to computer software.
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From nature's point of view, the result of this individual drama is immaterial; each day some of the world's many iguanas will survive, and some won't.
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Sources familiar with Ternium's position say it argues Nippon Steel used an immaterial breach of process to remove their management and run the company by itself.
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This is also your house of self-esteem, so expect to have some breakthroughs about what you require to feel empowered, be it material or immaterial.
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Again, though, my point is that your position on these matters, whether you are "pro" or "anti" future nuclear, is immaterial to the issue at hand.
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The final work, a complex, undulating, black and white pattern, not only spans the physical and immaterial realms, but also forays into physically impossible, conceptual space.
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Whether President Trump has yet actually made a foreign policy decision based on his interest in how it might affect his businesses' bottom line is immaterial.
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As evidenced by Trump's actions, he realized that after 22 years, it's clear that the physical location of the embassy is immaterial to a peace deal.
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It chronicled the rise of the new, often immaterial, idea-based art that had effectively led to the critical demise of familiar, physical, handcrafted art objects.
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The craving to upload ourselves into the collective and immaterial cloud is so strong that many individuals seem ready to risk their lives to do so.
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EPR's education segment represents 33712016% of total revenue and all leases expire after 337126, with the exception of two immaterial lease expirations in 21750 and 21000.
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Analysts, however, said the financial impact from the fine would be "immaterial" given it was only a fraction of Westpac's latest A$8 billion annual profit.
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And of course, all those ancillary details became immaterial once Faust transitioned from the opening drone to the double percussion assault punctuating the "Harlekin"/"Dada" medley.
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Yet Matsuzawa was inventing a Japanese conceptualism with Buddhist characteristics, and when he later found Western counterparts to his own immaterial practice, he happily joined in.
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Yves Klein's late 1950s "Zones of Immaterial Pictorial Sensibility" included plots of empty space that collectors paid for in gold, receiving certificates of authenticity in exchange.
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Under King Bhumibol, the royal family of Thailand has become fabulously rich by cultivating an appearance of frugality and making wealth seem immaterial — or rather, divine.
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How it works: "Balance billing yields immaterial revenue for TeamHealth and is not performed with the objective of enhancing revenue," Murphy wrote in the March letter.
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Rather than elegizing her mother, Chang writes obituaries for all of her losses, both tangible and immaterial, experimenting with the very form of obituary itself. —A.
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People have a desire for solidarity that cosmopolitanism does not satisfy, immaterial interests that redistribution cannot meet, a yearning for the sacred that secularism cannot answer.
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"To date, the increased collateral calls have been immaterial and below the previously indicated range of $100 million to $200 million," it said in a statement.
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All in, our farm & ranch channel work remains highly positive, tariff exposure appears minimal/immaterial, and we expect BOOT to continue to post strong growth numbers.
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He famously identified the pineal gland as the point of connection, though how a gland could have access to an immaterial mind is far from clear.
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Dismantling the packaged, readily Instagrammable look of "post-internet" art, these works have a complicated relationship with immaterial structures manifested in solid form and IRL space.
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The prospect of starting over in the minor leagues is almost immaterial to him, so long as he's back playing every day at the position he adores.
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How you choose to get to the soup — by piercing the wrapper or biting off the dumpling's topknot — is immaterial; it all leads to the same end.
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Which brings me to my second point: That whether or not voters care about Trump's lying -- and whether or not they punish him for it -- is immaterial.
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What they think of Donald Trump or Barack Obama is totally immaterial when you consider that more than 120 million votes were cast for president in 2016.
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It also reflects that any required support would be immaterial to the ability of BNA to provide it, given the relatively small size of the insurance operations.
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The SEC also rejected Rio Tinto's contention that any alleged misstatements and omissions might be immaterial because the writedown was for only 3 percent of company assets.
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Ultimately, Kaine's moderate position on some issues may be immaterial: recent national polls show that a vast majority of Sanders supporters will stick with Democrats in November.
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"No one likes to talk about litigation," he said, even though litigation "has moved from aggravating and immaterial to being a very significant matter" for many companies.
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"There has been a certain nervousness among clients within and outside Catalonia, but any movement (of deposits) has been immaterial," Jose Antonio Alvarez told a news conference.
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Stone's lawyer told CNN that Stone's misstatements resulted from forgetfulness and were "immaterial," and that Stone did not receive materials from WikiLeaks prior to their public release.
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On this sunny afternoon, when Brady threw for 26 yards and three touchdowns in his return from exile, the final score was immaterial — except in one sense.
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The doomed team and the indifferent owners, the brutal concrete rectangle in the swamp that I'd chosen as a church—the shabbiness of all that was immaterial.
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Pound showed the Noh texts to Yeats, and the Irish master loved them, both for their austerity and, above all, for their inclusion of the immaterial world.
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In distorted voices, the people call the Porta dos Fundos a Marxist group trying to "destroy our people, our belief, our immaterial heritage," the Rio Times writes.
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Limited Diversification: Eurotorg operates grocery and consumer electronics stores but the latter is immaterial relative to its core food retail operations and thus provides little diversification benefit.
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BlackRock told a large Seattle pension plan client in 883 that it often finds shareholder proposals too prescriptive, immaterial or in the domain of a companys leadership.
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Boston Scientific said it expects the deal to be immaterial to 2017 results, on an adjusted basis, slightly boost results in 2018, and be increasingly accretive thereafter.
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What it is to say, however, is that him being a good candidate is largely immaterial in whether there was collusion between his side and the Russians.
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The trees have tops, too — those trunks lead to crowns — but that's immaterial; the trunks are all you have a hope of registering from inside your car.
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Deborah Clearman, New York, N.Y. It is clear from Mark O'Connell's disturbing piece that science fiction largely fuels transhumanist dreams of greatly extended mortality and immaterial immortality.
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But the people familiar with the draft were uncertain about whether Mr. Horowitz said the problems were immaterial, or instead avoided taking a position on that question.
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It's immaterial whether or not you believe climate change is to blame, because disaster preparedness and mitigation are crucial either way -- and could have helped Cape Town.
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The squashed plastic looks physically exhausted from this journey, and their global trek illustrates that online sharing, seemingly immaterial, requires and perpetuates the circulation of physical materials.
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Any damages are likely to be immaterial for Shell, analysts said, as Dutch courts rarely make the kinds of multi-million dollar awards common in the United States.
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"We believe revenues from Other Bets will be fairly immaterial for Alphabet given the early stages of most of these businesses," Raymond James analysts wrote in a note.
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But the likely impact on the supply of LNG is largely immaterial, as it would only involve relatively small volumes and only at times of peak domestic demand.
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Durn told investors the company had plans in place to ensure that the net impact of any tariffs related to the U.S.- China trade tension would be immaterial.
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"This FTC review is immaterial to our business, does not relate to wireless and has no impact on our proposal to acquire Qualcomm," Broadcom said in a statement.
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It is worth noting that both candidates currently seem to be focusing on issues immaterial to the very voters that could well decide the outcome of the election.
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But either way, it's relatively immaterial in the grand scheme of things, because if we don't get the economy going beyond the baseline, we are toast either way.
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While it is no longer considered respectable to profess a belief in disembodied immaterial souls, many philosophers and scientists defend surprisingly similar views regarding minds, computations and simulations.
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Yet if Mr Sanders loses California, on the night that Mrs Clinton is likely to cross the requisite threshold of 2,383 delegates, counting superdelegates, they would be immaterial.
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Multiple GOP senators said the remark a White House aide made about McCain's opposition to CIA nominee Gina Haspel was largely immaterial because "he's dying anyway" was inappropriate.
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Backcountry towns like Saraqib now seemed immaterial to the regime's survival, and the Army withdrew from much of Idlib in order to bolster its forces in key cities.
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This debate could be immaterial because Meadows is reportedly telling associates "absolutely not" when it comes to the chief of staff job, according to CNN's Jeff Zeleny. 4.
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The music isn't immaterial — rather, its relative calm (apart from the disco number "Find the Love") is a reminder to focus on the texture of Ms. Blige's pain.
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Whether Westpac ever succeeded in manipulating a BBSW was immaterial, Crutchfield told the court, adding that ASIC would only seek to prove that Westpac planned to manipulate it.
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"Initially the perception was very negative for growth ... so far this has not materialized, growth has been good and the impact on volumes has been immaterial," Alvarez said.
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At one point, Mr. Dauman told investors that Mr. Spielberg — the most powerful director in Hollywood then and now — was, in effect, "completely immaterial" to the company's earnings.
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Mr Mendes sided with three other judges in dismissing as immaterial evidence amassed by prosecutors in a bribery investigation that has rocked Brazilian politics for the past three years.
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Sabine HossenfelderTheoretical physicist at the Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies in Germany, author, and blogger researching quantum gravityThe most remarkable thing about black holes is that they are immaterial.
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"The defendants have given a series of facts that they clearly knew as false information to the firm (Atlas Resources) that has caused material and immaterial losses," it said.
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LAWYERS FOR TESLA'S ELON MUSK SAY SECS REQUEST THAT MUSK BE HELD IN CIVIL CONTEMPT FOR A SINGLE, IMMATERIAL TWEET IS INCORRECT ON FACTS AND ON LAW - COURT FILING
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"The defendants have given a series of facts that they clearly knew as false information to the firm (Atlas Resources) that has caused material and immaterial losses," Atlas said.
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The work takes the form of a choreographed ensemble presenting an immaterial speculative dance performance and journey into a "what if" scenario if the marbles were repatriated to Greece.
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That he was unable to protect one bagel from the dog is immaterial, as second, it should be obvious that all bagels belong to him if you're not careful.
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And every ghoul, every beast, every horrible thing, corporeal, immaterial, every thing that had ever hunted or haunted the man and the woman, was now right behind them, pressing.
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Pro-immigration advocates dismissed those demands as non-starters and largely brushed off their release as immaterial to the debate because they were unacceptable to Democrats and many Republicans.
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A patient in pain from terminal cancer, whose need for narcotics is obvious and whose potential for dependence is immaterial — I don't worry too much with patients like that.
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" During his confirmation hearing in January, Pruitt refused to answer Senator Bernie Sanders' question "why is the climate changing?" and said his personal opinion on the matter was "immaterial.
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Conceptual art — and, to a lesser extent, performance art — relies upon the textual and photographic document, as a noun, to preserve traces of an otherwise immaterial or fleeting artwork.
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It also reflects the fact that any required support would be immaterial relative to the ability of BNA to provide it, given the relatively small size of the insurance operations.
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But there is a revolution and a revelation lurking in these childlike elements—a demonstration that the immaterial stuff of time can be evoked through the most material of forms.
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He might be officially gay, straight or bisexual, but this is utterly immaterial because he has clearly taken himself as his own love object and pleasure as his sexual preference.
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In the meantime, even though March 5th is no longer a hard deadline, some in Congress are trying to find a legislative fix which would render the court case immaterial.
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As images have become predominantly immaterial, the feeling of a book or magazine picture has become something precious, possessing a tactile and sensual quality that digital images can't physically recreate.
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"Negative headlines have increased substantially in the past month and, in our opinion, increasingly immaterial reports have dominated news cycles," analyst Ben Kallo said in a note to clients Wednesday.
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The second trial is scheduled to begin in July, so Mr. Litvak will get another chance to convince the jury that not telling the truth was immaterial to sophisticated buyers.
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"We believe today's announcements will have a small impact on their education business, but an immaterial impact on their overall business," Munster wrote about Apple in a blog post today.
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In his farewell, Fournier approaches "journalism" in the abstract, immaterial, vapid way he has approached politics for years—and yet, in many ways, this is his most revealing column yet.
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Neptune, however, is immaterial, and its retrograde marks a moment in your career and public life when you're reflecting on glamour, gossip, and indirect messages you send to the public.
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Given the late stage smartphone adoption and Apple's stronger resistance to competition, we expect temporary shifts of iPhone shipment between product cycles to have an immaterial impact on the stock.
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"The importance of having a good life, doing work in a multinational organization, seemed quite immaterial to me at that point," he said in a 2016 video interview for BRAC.
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Samsung's answer was that it's "the most vertically integrated PC maker in the market" — which is utterly immaterial to a PC buyer that just wants to buy the best possible computer.
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Favorably, restructuring expenses have recently been immaterial, and share repurchases are considered to be discretionary in order to preserve liquidity ($800 million repurchased in 2016 compared to $1.4 billion in 2015).
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In response, Musk had argued that his "single, immaterial" tweet was in compliance with the settlement, and that the SEC's push to find him in contempt infringed on his free speech.
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For instance, we tend to fixate on the objects, the imageable (imaginable?) stuff that inhabits the heavens to the exclusion of the oddly immaterial medium of space in which they're situated.
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In response, Musk had argued that his "single, immaterial" tweet was in compliance with the settlement, and that the SEC's push to find him in contempt infringed on his free speech.
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Who won was largely immaterial (and often kinda BS), but having the prize to strive for provided a loose structure to what might otherwise feel like a random sequence of events.
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At the very start of the opera, Don Giovanni and Donna Anna make their first entrance struggling, though it is unclear (because it is immaterial) who is trying to detain whom.
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"That could be when AI tackles fundamental values, it could be life or death situation, any situation that could cause material or immaterial harm or expose us to discrimination," said Vestager.
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Here are highlights of the hearing in the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee: Pruitt: My opinion on climate change is 'immaterial' An exchange on climate change between Pruitt and Sen.
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Consensus in the room, though not necessarily endorsed by Boeing, was that 20115 could be a near-normal cash year, where production/deliveries would normalize while concessions would become largely immaterial.
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That would be a dumb idea (fuel assurance is immaterial to resilience and reliability, as we will see), but at least it would be in the same universe as existing markets.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's government, struggling to deliver Brexit, had argued that whether or not Britain could reverse the decision was immaterial, since the government had no intention of doing so.
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"For most Americans, a stock price increase is pretty immaterial to their well-being," said Wolff, who published a paper about wealth inequality in the National Bureau of Economic Research in 2017.
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No Impact From Tariffs Durn told investors the company had plans in place to ensure that the net impact of any tariffs related to the U.S.- China trade tension would be immaterial.
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The reason for this, Microsoft argues, is lower phone revenue ("phone revenue was immaterial and declined $361 million," Microsoft writes), though this was offset by growth in search, Windows and gaming revenue.
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Whether you believe what you are saying or not is often immaterial because the impact is the same — and you are responsible for it, regardless of how funny you think it is.
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While some of the pricing changes are immaterial, Wilson said that the personal data the companies get from the purchases could be an end in itself, used to edge out the competition.
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No Impact From Tariffs Durn told investors the company had plans in place to ensure that the net impact of any tariffs related to the U.S.-China trade tension would be immaterial.
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" She asks, "What if immaterial tabloid stories, judgments and misconceptions remained confined to the candy jar of low-brow entertainment and were replaced in mainstream media by far more important, necessary conversations?
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In Walgreens, after Frank appealed the approval of a M&A class action settlement that delivered only immaterial disclosures to investors but $370,000 to shareholders' lawyers, the 7th Circuit rejected the settlement.
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Beyond Uber, there are plenty of competitors in spaces that Lyft operates in, like bikes, scooters, and self-driving cars, even if those units are still immaterial to the company's financial position.
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The deal, which marks one of Target's biggest to date, is expected to close before the end of 2017, Target said, and should be immaterial to the retailer's near-term financial results.
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The fact that she evidently didn't go as far as an erratic and out-of-control Trump wanted is immaterial; she should be a pariah for going as far as she did.
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The two Democrats' criticisms of each other, which grew heated at times, seemed almost immaterial next to what needed to be said — and sometimes was — about the denier in chief, Donald Trump.
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The note argued that all the negative reports are "increasingly immaterial" and that because "we have hit a peak in negative coverage/sentiment," the company's stock could rally as that sentiment improves.
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That appeal is pending and immaterial -- he will spend his life in prison regardless of the outcome of the appeal, given two other sentences he must serve for convictions in other courts.
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Others maintain that this is immaterial to the main charge: Mr Trump did not need to have made the military aid contingent on his political demands for those demands to be wrong.
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If you ask a drone with an advanced onboard brain to fly into something that might be solid or might be immaterial, you could end up with a very smashed, very expensive failure.
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Though the pair originally considered building a massive installation of physical items to present their themes, they decided to focus instead on language, which, though immaterial, has shaped many of the world's structures.
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Facebook tells me that the change will see it refuse an immaterial number of ad impressions that earned it negligible amounts of money, so it shouldn't have a significant impact on Facebook's revenue.
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He's really diversified himself in a lot of ways, and the ad revenue that he gets is probably immaterial to the broader business he's been able to build off of his social following.
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With Mars in Pisces, occupying your house of personal finance and self-esteem, your focus shifts from conceptualizing your projects to finding the right structures to support them—both immaterial and material ones.
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The fact that Haspel is a woman is immaterial when what she represents is not progress toward a more equal future but a return to policies that harmed countless people of all genders.
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It is like a childhood friend to me: Whether I like it is immaterial since we have so much history together, but as it happens, I do also like it a fair amount.
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But to the crowds who waited out a downpour in a flower-bedecked town square here to hear her stump speech at a campaign rally, she is simply their leader, her gender immaterial.
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Mr. Trump's sons also acknowledged that wealthy Russians were often bidders on Trump Organization condominiums, in apparent contrast to the lawyers' statement that any other Russian income from real estate sales was immaterial.
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The region's immediate refinancing risk is somewhat immaterial with 10% of its current debt stock scheduled to mature by end-2017 as a result of tapping the debt capital market and budget loans.
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Erik Nielsen, chief economist of UniCredit, Italy's biggest lender, calls the extra €5bn ($5.3bn) or so banks will have to put up as collateral for their loans from the European Central Bank (ECB) "immaterial".
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"We continue to believe that the probability of deal terms being revised are low, remedies (if any) should be immaterial and expect Fibria's price gap to close even further from now on," they wrote.
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" The bank also said in court filings that it would not turn over any loan records sought by Jacobs, calling his requests "irrelevant, immaterial and will not lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.
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For me the most reliable comes as a reward right after "Pretending": "Immaterial," where she has the generosity to grant one of technodancepop's most generic and cheerful riffs the Sophie version of eternal life.
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While I think that Sansa is the only person left in the show who wields power in a smart way, her bit about not having enough food to feed everyone seemed a bit immaterial.
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What the new film suggests, over and over, is that, for a person held in that grip—or, indeed, for the Seebands who do the gripping—the political shape of the state is immaterial.
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His calls for their firing are more alarming, given his position of authority, but even that is immaterial when weighed against the life-or-death consequences for black people that follow from police impunity.
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"You are going to be the head of the agency to protect the environment, and your personal feelings about whether climate change is caused by human activity and carbon emissions is immaterial?" he asked.
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But the document -- always a political exercise by Presidents that stands little chance of being adopted by Congress -- is especially immaterial this year, since lawmakers approved a two-year spending plan just last week.
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I asked Frank via email if he thinks other federal judges will now follow Durkin's lead and analyze M&A class action complaints to determine if they should be tossed for seeking immaterial disclosures.
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If his paintings are mute, it is because their main purpose is to deflect interpretation and push painting as far as possible towards its status as object, while paradoxically remaining true to its immaterial aspirations.
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Analysts also noted that FCA's vehicles are already equipped with selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems for cutting nitrogen oxide emissions, so it is likely that any problem could be fixed at a relatively immaterial cost.
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The idea that simulations are a sort of immaterial entity that are, despite being dependent on their physical substrate, nonetheless different, is a leftover of the aforementioned belief in a higher—and possibly better—reality.
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Broadcom said this week that a separate FTC review of its client relationships is immaterial to its operations, does not relate to its wireless business and has no impact on its proposal to acquire Qualcomm.
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"They are allies, and we continue to struggle together for the rights and expansion of the indigenous territory as compensation for the immaterial loss of the river, which will never be the same," he said.
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"The show explores how, as an artist, you represent a confrontation between the earthly and the divine, the immaterial and material," said Joanna Sheers Seidenstein, a curatorial fellow at the Frick who organized the exhibition.
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Last month, Volvo raised 5 billion Swedish crowns ($532 million) from a group of Swedish institutional investors by selling newly-issued preference shares that would have "an immaterial dilutive effect" on Geely's 100 percent ownership.
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For example, he is the company's first chief creative officer, a title difference that may sound picayune, but it sends an internal message about responsibility and lines of reporting (and power) that is not immaterial.
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The firm in a brief filing said that factual allegations the plaintiffs added in the June complaint were "immaterial (and) impertinent," but that fighting it would only lead to more amendments and motions later on.
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Edward Nixon testified that Mr. Stans had told him that it was immaterial whether the $200,000 was provided by cash or by check, undercutting the prosecution's claim that the contribution was intended to be covert.
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Even if Wynn Resorts, rather than Wynn himself, had paid out a $7.5 million settlement, the amount would likely be considered immaterial for a company with $6.3 billion in revenue in 2017, according to legal experts.
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"CB&I looks forward to quickly resolving any remaining disputes between the parties, which we believe should be immaterial in light of the court's ruling," said a statement from Chicago Bridge's Chief Executive Officer Philip Asherman.
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For Ms. Lopez, the question of whether Facebook can theoretically make good on specific promises about Libra is immaterial, because the company has shown time and time again that its word in the aggregate is worthless.
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We misinterpret the tiny stereo pictures inside the screens of the VR headset as though they were, say, a giant DOOM imp, but they are not "immaterial": They are actual physical colors and pixels and LEDs.
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At end-13Q16, UBS Switzerland AG assumed joint liability for about CHF95bn of contractual obligations of UBS AG. The joint liability of UBS AG for obligations of UBS Switzerland AG at the same date was immaterial.
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Whether Maloney intended for that kind of careful parsing of grammar or not is immaterial — the fact that it's necessary to read so closely to not assume he wants Trump supports to quit is a problem.
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" In their view, Zuckerberg had "deemed that the attacks on us are immaterial, that providing assistance in removing threats is too cumbersome, and that our lives are less important than providing a safe haven for hate.
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In Fitch's opinion, any required extraordinary support would be immaterial relative to the ability of the parents to provide it, as each subsidiary accounted for less than 2% of its parent's consolidated assets at end-1H17.
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First, given that this payment was in October, it would never have been reported before the election campaign and so, for all intents and purposes, was immaterial as it relates to any effect on the campaign.
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Inside their traveling capsule, history and fate are immaterial, hovering outside where the road scrolls past — until, in one brilliant stroke, the membrane is pierced, and the interminably vast sorrows of an entire island rush in.
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"This project aims to redefine the relationships between art and music, the material and immaterial, artists and their audiences, artists and artists, theory and practice," reads the undeniably vague statement on the project’s website.
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Two decades earlier, the philosopher Gilbert Ryle, Dennett's dissertation adviser, had coined the phrase "the ghost in the machine" to mock the theory, associated with René Descartes, that our physical bodies are controlled by immaterial souls.
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Another chapter takes "All That Is Solid Melts Into Air," Marshall Berman's study of modernity, as a jumping-off point from which to consider how digital life, like capitalism, can seem immaterial yet ubiquitous and oppressive.
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It is not immaterial that newcomers really do keep showing up in droves, in California, and that people who got here yesterday have a long history of feeling unnerved by those who arrived 220 minutes ago.
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A sunset over the water from 2008 is one of several seascapes that, though never dipping into sentiment, feel immaterial and lackluster, and badly need the ballast that houses and cabins provide to her best pictures.
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"Given the absence of any strategic or merger related updates, we think the results, despite the beat in gases, will prove immaterial for the share price today," wrote UBS analyst Geoff Haire, who rates Linde "neutral".
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Almost slapstick mismanagement by Viacom — cleaving off a lucrative TV business, firing the horror maestro Jason Blum, missing the opportunity to buy Marvel Entertainment, describing Steven Spielberg as "completely immaterial" — has left Paramount on life support.
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The failures are not immaterial, of course, but if the belief in the coach-as-hero is deep enough, those setbacks or scandals simply add some patina and drama to the broader story of the hero's journey.
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Reines swats away the usual criticisms of Clinton's campaign, dismissing its tactical (not campaigning in Wisconsin) and personal (all that Clinton baggage) issues as being immaterial because similar criticisms were thrown at Al Gore and John Kerry.
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"It's safe to say that Tumblr is pretty immaterial to Oath these days -- there is relatively little ad revenue there," said Brian Wieser, an analyst at Pivotal Research who covered Yahoo before it was acquired by Verizon.
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My red flags about this Indiegogo campaign are not immaterial: from the "lighting fast" typos to the nonsensical claims of "10x" better sound, this is another of those exhaustingly hyperbolic campaigns that make people roll their eyes.
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The fact that the players have wasted so much of their time and energy on tedious plane journeys is immaterial, because an arduous outing to China is what TAG Heuer and Gulf Oil pay their money for.
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For supporters of the president — and most casual consumers of news — the distinction is immaterial between a court order targeting the president-elect and a court order under which the president's communications may have been collected incidentally.
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But if there's one thing to unify the characters inhabiting the world of Kentucky Route Zero, it's their relationship to debt, "this weird immaterial power that constrains so many of us" as the team refers to it.
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Letting parents include their kids on their policies until age 26 should also remain, and so should the prohibitions on both lifetime limits for health care costs and cancellation of coverage due to immaterial reporting inaccuracies on applications.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — All Too Human at Tate Britain explores how artists throughout the 20th century sought to capture a most intangible, immaterial concept: the human experience of the immediate physicality of their surroundings.
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Harman had argued that the case presented an opportunity for the top court to clarify to what extent the government's decision to keep paying a company suspected of fraud meant any wrongdoing was immaterial to its payment decisions.
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Blurring the lines between skin and screen, between the embodied and the digital experiences, Phillipson is constantly confronting physical restraints, skipping the line between material and immaterial like a rope, faster and faster, until it seems to disappear.
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The suggestion, it seemed, was that both auteurish conceptual substance and marketable packaging for art are ultimately immaterial as far as pure pleasure is concerned, so here, take this dildo-looking thing instead, it might actually be useful.
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Minimal Lease Expirations: From 2017 to 2025, no more than 05003% of total revenue expires in any single year; except for an immaterial lease expiration in 2018, EPR's education and recreation segments have no leases expiring until 2024.
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The defense says that this number is immaterial because the Chinese government owns the terracotta warriors, which cannot be sold; furthermore, they contend that market value for the whole statue cannot prove "the market value of the individual thumb."
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Communism, a system intended to achieve optimal equality, becomes atrophied by self-professed demigods (Vladimir Lenin, Fidel Castro, Kim Jong-un, or Marx himself); religion, a promised means toward immaterial fulfillment, gets bogged down in pageantry and material riches.
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The Air of the Earth in Your Lungs (221) by Ross Meckfessel US Premiere, USA/Japan, 22018 mm, 229 minutes Space becomes "immaterial" through these "digital-modulated" stream of landscape photography, video game interfaces, and drone-conducted land surveys.
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But whether or not China's Communist leaders accept such arguments is immaterial because by making them—publicly and through U.S. policy and programs—we will communicate to the Chinese people that their struggle and sacrifice have not been forgotten.
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Couple this with the fact that MMS is idiosyncratic to the macro, with immaterial tariff exposure, no China exposure, and a model focused on social programs that typically thrive as global growth recedes makes for a very intriguing story.
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Every so often, he folds in an elegant or haunting quote, giving you something to think about as the camera shows a world in which, step by step, crisis by crisis, borders have become by turns absurd and immaterial.
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It is to be endowed with a soul, which — even if it is immaterial, without expanse or density, even if it is perfectly invisible, impalpable and inconsistent — acts as a passport out of nature and into our human essence.
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The Mets, like every big league team, are in the entertainment business; the various objective results that the team throws off in the business of delivering that entertainment are, if not quite immaterial, not the most important things, here.
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But whether Kavanaugh was picked to tempt Justice Anthony Kennedy into retirement with the assurance that his replacement would be a former clerk or due to some private signal of idiosyncratic interest to President Donald Trump is, at this point, immaterial.
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Guedes on Friday reiterated his view that pension reform will be approved by the lower house before the end of June, while Maia said delay of a few weeks will be immaterial because the economic impact will be felt next year.
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Wright Medical Group The medical device maker said the proposed tariffs would have an immaterial impact on the company as it does not have any plants in Mexico, and both its customer and supply base in the country are very small.
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"It's clearly something we're going to watch very closely... But right now, given where we sit and what we know today, we think the net impact is going to be immaterial for the overall results of the company," Durn said.
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Some of the findings include errors in public financial statements in the last two quarters of 2017, and a determination that other allegations in an August whistle-blower letter were either "unfounded or immaterial," the company said in a press release.
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The show also includes 2D and 3D neon light sculptures, some affixed traditionally to the walls, some leaning more casually, and others hanging from the ceiling, exploring the immaterial properties of light, color, motion, and the time and space in between.
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"Somehow, according to digitalism, we are linked to one another, all beings alive and inert, because we share, as [theoretical physicist] John Wheeler said, 'at the bottom—at a very deep bottom, in most instances—an immaterial source,'" Kelly wrote.
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The non-cash charge, much of which relates to goodwill on a merger dating back to 20.7765, overshadowed a relatively upbeat update from the group, which said the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on its business so far had been "immaterial".
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"That the Website A server is located in the Eastern District of Virginia is, for purposes of Rule 41(b)(1), immaterial, since it is not the server itself from which the relevant information was sought," he wrote in Tuesdays order.
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That's immaterial, though, because whether or not Kanye West is discussing his lived experiences with depression has no bearing on the impact of Kanye West is talking about depression in a way that feels real to those who have lived it.
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The downside of this approach — at least for a singer — is that at times the music is so deeply reverent that it becomes the main character, the gasoline for the song's emotional narrative, rendering the lyrics, and even the singing, immaterial.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Soybean plantings in the ten towns that reported the most fires in the Amazon region through last month is so low that it is immaterial to Brazil's overall soy production, according to national oilseeds crusher group Abiove.
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"Couple this with the fact that MMS is idiosyncratic to the macro, with immaterial tariff exposure, no China exposure, and a model focused on social programs that typically thrive as global growth recedes makes for a very intriguing story," they said.
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It's unclear what exactly happened or when, but between 1960 and 1980, all the material and immaterial gears in the developed world came to a grinding halt, and it's unclear how long we have before the whole thing clanks apart.
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Since 2005, an "immaterial inconsistency" — that is, a non-substantive piece of the asylum seeker's narrative that fluctuates between, say, a written testimony presented to the judge and oral testimony in court — can be grounds to reject an asylum claim.
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They create videos and photographs that try to trace the line that divides one thing from another, or what they call "existential faults" between physical objects, social and political ideas, the material and the immaterial — and often find it elusive.
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"We benefited in the last several quarters from an unusual lift from crypto," CEO Jensen Huang said on a conference call with analysts, "but at this time, we consider it to be immaterial for the second half" of the fiscal year.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's government, which on Tuesday announced it had agreed a draft divorce deal with the EU, had argued that whether or not Britain could reverse the decision was immaterial, since ministers had no intention of doing so.
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"The Securities and Exchange Commission's request that Musk be held in civil contempt for a single, immaterial tweet that dutifully complied with the Order and with Tesla's 'Senior Executives Communications Policy' is incorrect on the facts and on the law," the filing read.
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The market viewed the eventual $3 billion writedown as immaterial "in the context of a company with total assets of about $120 billion," they also said, adding that the SEC did not claim that Rio Tinto's stock or bond prices were harmed.
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"Kind of immaterial," Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas, said on Wednesday, waving off the question of whether the president or his allies at the Justice Department may have interfered with the sentencing of Roger J. Stone Jr., Mr. Trump's longtime associate.
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"File Manager is an immaterial app in terms of revenue contribution to the Company as it generated less than $58,000 in the third quarter of 2018, which accounted for 0.03% of the Company's total revenues in the same period," the release said.
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Following its investigation, Kraft Heinz said it posted a $25 million increase to the cost of products sold after determining it was "immaterial to the fourth quarter of 2018 and its previously reported 2018 and 2017 interim and year to date periods."
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It would be scary, but I think it would end up being immaterial just because there are so many people with this problem, it's such a real need someone else taking half of the market isn't going to materially affect what we do.
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"This action is expected to have an immaterial impact on the funded status of our total pension obligations, but will serve to reduce the size of the company's combined pension plan, future cost volatility and plan administrative expenses," Sears said in a statement.
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Related: Rose McGowan fumes over criticism of Renee Zellweger's looks "What if immaterial tabloid stories, judgments and misconceptions remained confined to the candy jar of low-brow entertainment and were replaced in mainstream media by far more important, necessary conversations?" she wrote.
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Whether the event organizers meant "person who doesn't live in the neighborhood, has no children, doesn't even like musicals, and is on a mission to crash as many free events in New York as possible over the course of two weeks" was immaterial.
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The annual funding budget per project will be reduced from 60 million Brazilian real (~$15.6 million) to 1 million Brazilian real (~$260,000), "but museums, material and immaterial heritage projects, conservation initiatives and some entertainment productions will be exempt," according to the Art Newspaper.
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Unlike some of his antecedents in the realm of immaterial art — such as John Baldessari and Joseph Kosuth, who were interested in meaning rather than product — Sehgal does not avoid objects as some kind of Marxist gesture aimed at critiquing the art market.
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Paintings like Ms. von Heyl's are especially valuable today, much more than your latest VR flimflam, for the way they solidify the immaterial flows of the image stream, and reveal to us how utterly our screens have changed our eyes and brains.
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The slowness that frustrates and impedes us when we are trying to drive on the roads outside the village becomes immaterial from our perspective as homeowners; from this angle, it appears that people around here drive not too slowly but too fast.
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For the majority of their existence on the show, the Dornish characters have been sequestered away from the show's main action, making the Dorne scenes feel like they dragged even more because they seemed immaterial to the characters we're most passionate about.
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Lyrics are immaterial; the shiver in his voice on "Amar Ontorai" bespeaks woundedness and resignation, and each time the jittery beats give way to the constantly returning circular hook, sweat breaks out on his forehead; he has to keep up the pace.
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"Any settlement was likely premised on them admitting that they've done the wrong thing, which does open the way up for class actions," said CLSA banking analyst Brian Johnson, although he added that the settlement sum with ASIC was likely to be immaterial in size.
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Global Banking and Investor Solutions' (GBIS) pre-tax profit rose by 8% yoy to EUR628 million despite falling revenue in the advisory and sales and trading businesses, as loan impairment charges fell to immaterial levels, partly driven by write-backs in financing and advisory.
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"Partnering is the only way for distribution to get into this market and it's still at best risky, which is why I can understand why (Netflix CEO) Reed Hastings has been very cautious (in) talking about things being immaterial in that market," Wang added.
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But in the 21st century, the creation of the smartphone has allowed for ubiquitous access to email, and much of the developed world has shifted away from hard labor to what curator Ceci Moss describes as "immaterial labor" — intangible service and information-based work.
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Musk referred to a research note from Baird analyst Ben Kallo published Wednesday morning, which said the media landscape may have become saturated with "increasingly immaterial" negative reports about Tesla, and that the shares could climb if and when Tesla executes on its goals.
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"While supply impact is immaterial, it shows that with the market structurally undersupplied and inventories continuing to draw, geopolitical risk has now re-emerged as an important factor in day-to-day trading dynamics," analysts at Tudor Pickering Holt Energy Research said in a note.
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Security experts say the human element is just as critical to any cybersecurity posture as a digital defense, and for some lawmakers, it's immaterial that the hacker gained access to the DOJ through a phishing scam rather than writing a piece of a code.
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If I ask them to explain their view, it often turns out that they think that answering yes would mean departing from a scientific worldview — embracing the possibility of supernatural beings or, at the very least, of immaterial factors that lie beyond scientific measurement.
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Created by Seattle conceptual artist Natasha Marin, the forum is a platform for People of Color to post immaterial or material requests that will improve their lives, and for people of privilege and people who identify as White to offer them contributions and services.
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The decision not to scrutinize the new members — because the individual club fees are immaterial to the overall Trump business — means corporate lobbyists and foreign officials could become members without their affiliations being disclosed, a possibility that some Democrats in Congress have raised as troubling.
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The fact that only a tiny number of terror attacks committed in Europe are religious in nature—the largest proportion is motivated by separatist politics—is immaterial in a country where anti-refugee sentiment and Islamophobia is so much easier to marshal than the facts.
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"It is highly unusual for the SEC to bring a revenue recognition case where there is no allegation of fraud and it is undisputed that the work was fully performed, the amounts were immaterial and the company fully collected on the receivables at issue," Carney said.
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Lose yourself in the immaterial beauty that is a Masshole teenager awkwardly reviewing a Domino's pan pizza and come out the other end a changed person—one who understands that the true meaning of life is much like the evolving contours of a single, burnt pepperoni.
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The British contractor, which employs over half a million people in 90 countries, a third of which in Asia, said it has cut back operations in high risk areas to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus but added that the impact so far has been "immaterial".
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The report also found that the Knicks' Carmelo Anthony had committed a defensive three-second violation with 4.8 seconds left by standing in the lane without guarding anyone — though that was deemed "incidental or immaterial" to the possession's outcome and thus was not ruled an incorrect noncall.
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The change in DIFL's loan issuance size is considered immaterial, and will not affect the 'RR3' recovery rating for the transaction, which represents good recovery prospects in case of default, given their senior rankings against the parent's bonds and first lien security claims on the assets of operating companies.
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Four other groups — the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America (CAMERA), the American Sephardi Federation (ASF), the Zionist Organization of America and Jewish Institute for National Security of America — see promise in Azerbaijan's willingness to participate and view the uproar over the venue as immaterial.
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Read more: A Wall Street expert unloads on the 'Fyre Festival stock market,' where 'immaterial' businesses rule and experience is a liabilityMeyer looks at the option overhang — the number of options outstanding divided by the number of shares outstanding — as one of his main determinants of stock selection.
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On Wednesday, Musk had referred to a research note from Baird analyst Ben Kallo published that morning, which said that the media landscape may have become saturated with "increasingly immaterial" negative reports about Tesla, and that the shares could climb if and when Tesla executes on its goals.
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In the exhibit, Otero-Pailos explores how choreography is passed from generation to generation of dancers by drawing attention to the material evidence that the seemingly immaterial transfer of dance knowledge leaves behind—the dust, and other residue, left on the surfaces of a studio by the dancers.
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While the specific word he chose is immaterial -- as I noted here -- the fact that the President of the United States as well as several US senators and a Cabinet secretary are offering up totally contradictory accounts of what exactly happened in that meeting is worth further examination.
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His attempts to offer his father plausible deniability are surely well-intentioned, but this is immaterial—not because, as the Trumpian conspiracy theory has it, foreign officials were actually able to influence the Vice President through his son, but because they believed they'd be able to do so.
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He dodges, artfully, the question of whether he had any alternatives to the Fire — "I do not like it when players say they had this offer from China, this one from a top club in Europe" — but maintains that it is immaterial: He chose the Fire for a reason.
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For "Immaterial" to celebrate the fluidity of persona ("I could be anything I want") over such a palpably textured and discrete riff is a paradox that resolves itself — the instability of identity finds a balancing force in the musical substance; this is the kind of material she's affirming.
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Page, who has consistently said that he did not know the Russians were spies, maintained in statements to CNN that he only "shared basic immaterial information and publicly available research documents," providing "nothing more than a few samples from the far more detailed lectures" he was preparing for his students.
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"The letter is basically asking TIM to identify all material and immaterial assets that make up the network, so I don't think he (Genish) will give me a response tomorrow, I believe the work on that will start tomorrow," the minister told journalists on the sidelines of an event in Rome.
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Kells, an Australian author who in the past has written chiefly about the book business, here broadens his scope considerably: He begins by asking readers to think of libraries as arrangements of knowledge, and includes in his discussion the "immaterial libraries" that have been preserved through oral tradition by indigenous peoples.
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The fact that the share price is just above half what the government paid back then is immaterial, even though the 3.5 percent discount to market price is paradoxically wider than the 2 percent knocked off last time the government sold to investors in 2015 despite the lender being demonstrably healthier.
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" Glen Weldon, NPR: "Should you harbor burning questions about infinitesimal details of Han Solo's backstory that are entirely and hilariously immaterial to the Star Wars saga's broader tale, or if you're prepping for a Han Solo-themed pub quiz, know that fan service doesn't get more serviceable than Solo: A Star Wars Story.
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"There are going to be thousands of indisputably registered and eligible voters in Ohio who are going to be disenfranchised solely because they made trivial, immaterial errors and omissions on forms," said attorney Subodh Chandra, who has led a court challenge to the laws on behalf of a homeless coalition and the Ohio Democratic Party.
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For TMBMF, single-issuer exposures for financial institutions and single-issue exposures for both corporates and financial institutions have exceeded Fitch's AAAmmf(tha) limits of 10% and 5%, respectively, for some securities during the past year, but the agency deems these to be passive and immaterial breaches from the decline in assets under management (AUM).
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Today, even if President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is correct about Kim's lack of knowledge regarding Warmbier, it's immaterial in determining Kim's responsibility in law.
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"A jury could reasonably have found that misrepresentations by a dealer as to the price paid for certain R.M.B.S. would be immaterial to a counterparty that relies not on a 'market' price or the price at which prior trades took place, but instead on its own sophisticated valuation methods and computer model," the judges explained.
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Zhan Wang's video, "Beyond 12 Nautical Miles Floating Rock Drifts on the Open Sea" (2000) — whose title refers to the distance beyond which any country can claim sovereignty over open waters — follows a hollow, stainless steel rock cast by the artist as it floats freely in international waters, negotiating immaterial borders with spectral grace.
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"The Securities and Exchange Commission's request that Musk be held in civil contempt for a single, immaterial tweet that dutifully complied with [a court-ordered settlement] is incorrect on the facts and on the law," the billionaire Tesla CEO's lawyers said in a court filing late Monday, which was the deadline for their response.
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The work is difficult to connect to, and that feels like a very deliberate decision (although it's unclear what Imhof's motivation to remain so aloof might be); of the works in the exhibition, hers felt the most atmospheric, the most immaterial (as Kittelman pointed out), but definitely not (for me, at least) the most engaging, intellectually or viscerally.
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If you wanted to present her with a list of classic records, you could go with the following: "Jibaro" by Elkin & Nelson, William Pitt's "City Lights", "Josephine" by Chris Rea, The Residents' "Kaw-Liga", "Black Out" by Enzo Avitabile, "Driving Away From Home" by It's Immaterial, "Ain't Nobody" by Chaka Khan, "Jesus on the Payroll" by the Thrashing Doves.
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This assumption is wrong and also makes it impossible for them to coherently govern in a way that serves the concrete material interests of the majority of the population, leading inevitably to a politics that emphasizes immaterial culture-war considerations with the exact nature of the culture war changing to fit the spirit of the times.
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" House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Democrats' impeachment case lands with a thud with GOP — but real audience is voters MORE (D-Calif.), the lead impeachment manager, called the former vice president's son "irrelevant and immaterial.
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"While there is a fascinating academic discussion to be had about the provenance of these particular documents, and that specific discussion will surely continue, it's ultimately immaterial to what's going on in the courts because at the end of the day, it is clear that the foreign emoluments clause applies to the president," she said in statement.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Taking in the bricolage-like sculptures that make up Ross Knight's current Team Gallery exhibition, Human Stuff, I found myself wondering: can sculptural works that physically render immaterial digital structures give us an authentic perspective on the body, one that takes into account its history as well as its potential?
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His divergent approach to art-making through the immaterial use of wind, fire, and water further sensitizes our ability to grasp new realities in terms of how we identify materials in relation to culture and how, as an artist, he became a fundamental voice for articulating Korean traditions through transforming them into meaningful objects and events in present-day life.
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Together, the works offer three visual interpretations of the immaterial resonation of sound: in one sense, sound can slowly yet bulkily overtake a room; in another sense, irregular sine waves can translate sound into vision; while the disco ball represents, besides the go-to decoration of a nightclub, the way that sound reflects off objects and back into the space around it.
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This may be the crux for understanding why her art has for so long been ignored: The level of finish (or distinct lack thereof) evidenced in the works, combined with a penchant for unplanned, experimental sequences including meandering lines and automatic drawing, indicates that the physical paintings, for af Klint, really were planes on which she communicated with immaterial and spiritual forces.
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In this, one may glimpse the outlines of an alternate (Catholic?), self-effacing modernity — the loss of control and ontological rejection of mastery in the work of Henri Michaux and Bram van Velde; the descriptive silence of Roger Bissière and the literal silence of Simon Hantaï and Michel Parmentier; Yves Klein's fascination with the immaterial; and Martin Barré's relinquished subjective control (to the benefit of arbitrary systems).
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" (Not everyone would be so sanguine: campaign finance law bars foreign nationals from contributing—and campaigns from soliciting from them—money or any "thing of value" to an American political campaign.) Mr Stone says that his subsequent testimony before the House Intelligence Committee, another possible source of legal trouble for him, was "completely accurate and truthful," and that "any discrepancy in my testimony would be immaterial.
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Read more: 5 things you need to know about the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking caseHowever, her allegation that he forced her to have sex with Prince Andrew in his New York mansion, in London, and on his private island in the Virgin Islands, were previously thrown out by a judge, who said they were "immaterial and impertinent to the central claim" during the defamation case in 2015.
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In my testimony before the House Judiciary Committee regarding the impeachment of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 85033 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 7 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 MORE, I opposed the position of my fellow witnesses that the definition of actual crimes is immaterial to their use as the basis for impeachment.
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In response, Musk had argued that his "single, immaterial" tweet was in compliance with the settlement, and that the SEC's push to find him in contempt infringed on his free speech.. The fraud settlement between Musk, Tesla and the SEC resolved a lawsuit brought by the regulator over claims Musk made on Twitter in August that he had "funding secured" to take Tesla private at $420 per share.
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"We believe that the NT earnings impact to WBA from AMZN's acquisition of PillPack is likely immaterial, but the perception and concern that AMZN will successfully integrate PillPack into its consumer offering (1-2 years out) will likely weigh on WBA stock NT and potentially impact actual earnings performance LT." Tanquilut lowered his price target to $65 from $85 for Walgreens Boots Alliance shares, representing 9 percent upside to Thursday's close.
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Robert Yang, an indie developer and instructor at Parsons School of Design and NYU Game Center, also weighed in on Twitter: As he points out on Twitter and in a blog post, neither Greenlight nor Steam Direct impact the daily operations of major publishers/developers or indie publishers with an existing relationship with Steam, such as Devolver Digital and Adult Swim, so in their case the submission fee is immaterial.
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"While we are optimistic that the media coverage of the Ohio restaurant closing will prove to be short-lived and ultimately result in an immaterial event for the brand, the lack of visibility creates a new risk factor that is worth monitoring very closely (in our opinion), and based on that dynamic, we would be more patient in putting new money to work in CMG in the short run," Tarantino wrote in a note to investors Monday.
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ANNOUNCES SUCCESSFUL REPRICING OF TERM LOAN FACILITY AND PRICING OF ADD-ON OFFERING OF SENIOR NOTES DUE 2024 * PRESTIGE BRANDS HOLDINGS INC - HAS PRICED OFFERING OF $250 MILLION IN AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF ITS 6.375% SENIOR NOTES DUE 2024 * PRESTIGE BRANDS HOLDINGS INC - ACTIONS EXPECTED TO HAVE IMMATERIAL EPS IMPACT TO FISCAL 2019 * PRESTIGE BRANDS HOLDINGS INC - SIZE OF OFFERING REFLECTS AN INCREASE OF $50 MILLION FROM PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED OFFERING SIZE OF $200 MILLION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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" With a stalemate in trade talks, the Trump administration this week released a list of about $300 billion in Chinese goods that could be hit with tariffs, which effectively would put duties on all of China's imports into the U.S. Cisco Chairman and CEO Chuck Robbins, sitting next to Kramer, said the company was prepared for last week's tariff hike to 25% from 10% on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods, making the increase "relatively immaterial at this point and built in to our guidance.
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Fisher questions the integrity of this approach through the lens of the "redemption through love" theme: If Fisher talks here of female conquests that are anything but metaphorical, one could argue that this development can be perfectly applied to Drake's artistic trajectory, and that the conquests in question can easily be replaced by his audience—after all, as Fisher says elsewhere, Drake has plenty of things to quench his thirst: food, alcohol, sex, drugs; in short, anything that is consumable—while his audience will always remain an immaterial horizon.
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