They need implementation in such a way that they work.
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The meats are packaged in such a way that they defrost quickly.
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To do this, the scientists altered the plant's genes in such a way that the alarm protein's structure is modified in such a way that it can be split by a different enzyme usually put out by viruses.
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The film's villains are shot in such a way that they're barely visible.
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I need to craft it in such a way that it feels beautiful.
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But you've got to do it in such a way that it's interesting.
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And it compacts it in such a way that it becomes an elongated object.
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And does lightning strike in such a way that we can't determine a winner?
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American history were framed in such a way that they are resolved by the
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I move in such a way that I'm out of sight, out of mind.
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The coolest part: He feels his music in such a way- that it's incredible.
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The various mysteries and conspiracies layer in such a way that defies easy explanation.
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And, things have just unfolded in such a way that we're dealing with that.
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STALKER is designed in such a way that you are punished for being curious.
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It vibrates your jawbone in such a way that causes the eardrum to vibrate.
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You can manipulate them in such a way that it eats like a dessert.
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" Trudeau said he would focus on governing "in such a way that reflects Canadians' approach.
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You must act in such a way that you shock and reshape your subconscious patterns.
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This reform must now be continued in such a way that it can be completed.
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Was the interior of the vehicle designed in such a way that cause(s) injury?
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But it should not be done in such a way that makes it completely unlivable.
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The difficult part is executing change in such a way that doesn't disrupt society completely.
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So I had to do it in such a way that they didn't find out.
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He was doing it in such a way that racists could not even bother him.
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But Francis Lawrence stages the shot in such a way that it obfuscates his star.
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Instead, Trump has defined the problems in such a way that they can't be solved.
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It does it in such a way that is witty and biting and very politically relevant.
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I interwove the three timelines in such a way that there's a continual feeling of intensity.
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"It's paced in such a way that makes it very binge-watchable," says writer Carli Velocci.
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Pyramid schemes are businesses created in such a way that you have to pay to join.
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But Trump's election has galvanized Democrats in such a way that many are ignoring such considerations.
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Policyholder is defined in such a way that all family members are treated as one policyholder.
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AXELROD: And, the system is devised in such a way that it makes it... STEWART: Yes.
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JH: That's actually a big goal — to do this in such a way that others follow.
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It's designed in such a way that the wearer can quickly open and securely close it.
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Its "slow-churned" ice creams are processed in such a way that they require less fat.
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In those days, letters were folded in such a way that they served as their own envelope.
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The cards are formatted in such a way that it's easy to miss that they're even videos.
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Sometimes the items are arranged in such a way that doesn't resemble any sort of livable reality.
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I'm just working on growing my skills in such a way that I can prolong that date.
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The melodies, however beautiful, are arranged in such a way that you can never fully contain them.
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It's more interesting to style your home in such a way that is not completely perfect. 2.
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"We have to manage that in such a way that we don't upset any one of them."
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These models are maintained by the mind in such a way that their constructed nature is invisible.
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Luckily, things today are developing in such a way that there's a little more room for diversity.
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We took down their electrical grid in such a way that it could be rebuilt very rapidly.
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Should I be able to encrypt documents in such a way that the F.B.I. can't decrypt them?
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Language that's focused in such a way that true meaning and emotion is redolent in the air.
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I had changed in such a way that I had no problem being with just one person.
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But the law was drafted in such a way that some enforcement-related provisions have required reauthorization.
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From the start Microsoft designed Azure in such a way that it could accommodate local data-protection laws.
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"New Year, New You" regimes are framed in such a way that they seem motivating, uplifting and encouraging.
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The handlebars are basically bike handlebars, and they are positioned in such a way that riding felt familiar.
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This would need to be implemented in such a way that it doesn't undermine the portfolio's asset allocation.
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Around the center of the disk are ten magnets placed in such a way that their poles alternate.
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ISIS must be defeated in such a way that it does not simply re-emerge in another form.
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Something you write may touch someone in such a way that they go on to do something transformative.
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Always, it means eating in such a way that doesn't pollute the place where the food is grown.
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The country has grown in such a way that racial and socioeconomic divides will continue to get worse.
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But it's been capitalized and brought into the mainstream in such a way that makes it feel revelatory.
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We're all habituated to live in the United States in such a way that the value gap obtains.
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The ads are calibrated in such a way that Amazon customers see them on websites they choose to visit.
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The project works with the subject's voice by modifying it in such a way that it becomes increasingly unrecognizable.
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"This thing is growing in such a way that we can never say we've reached the peak," Bastos said.
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The electrons of these atoms actually sync up in such a way that they cause an attraction between molecules.
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"They're connected in such a way that when you inflate one, you get bending in one direction," Tolley added.
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" I want to live in such a way that could compel someone to say, "I'll have what she's having.
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Personally, I just want to see a women's brand catch on in such a way that men pursue it.
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During that incident, the Tesla struck a tractor-semitrailer in such a way that its roof was sheared off.
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Partly fill a plastic water bottle and toss it in such a way that it lands right-side up.
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The Public Theater chose to present Julius Caesar in such a way that was intended to provoke and offend.
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The West Wing is configured in such a way that the anteroom is quite a thoroughfare — everybody passes by.
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We have designed 21Password in such a way that we do not receive any such information about your usage.
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But moreover, the characters are crafted in such a way that most have limited use outside of a team.
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The game is structured in such a way that the isolated community cannot survive and the game will end.
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Another issue is that the virus could potentially mutate in such a way that one kit no longer works.
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No. And he creates this story in such a way that it becomes the biggest hit in Broadway history.
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Let's respect human life in such a way that we will not be ashamed to tell them the truth.
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Many dual-class shares are written in such a way that founders can pass along control to their heirs.
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He sets up colors and textures in such a way that it feels like it's a constantly evolving process.
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The learning curve is set up in such a way that beginners can derive gains quickly at the start.
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Mixed, but mixed in such a way that the things most important to economic growth are the most stable.
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"ISIS intends to lose the cities in such a way that round three is even more successful," she noted.
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Are you doing your socializing in such a way that you seem to actually be getting value from it?
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"The previous records were made in such a way that we never really had time to split," says Borcherdt.
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Though much of Heat Signature is random, it's all seeded in such a way that creates these wonderful, unique stories.
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"People want to (act) like this doesn't exist, or act in such a way that we're past this," he said.
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But researchers don't understand how the cell folds DNA in such a way that the important bits can be read.
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ProPublica found the website was returning information in such a way that it revealed hidden locations on the file system.
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IN SUCH A WAY THAT YOUR COLLEAGUES AND PEERS ARE NOT GOING TO BE HOLDING CONSTANT HEARINGS ABOUT THOSE CONFLICTS.
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I believe anger can be channeled in such a way that it gives strength to people, and to a cause.
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A gray-dappled beard frames his chin in such a way that his head seems to form a perfect rectangle.
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We all are guilty of filling in our calendars in such a way that they only make sense to us.
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It has written Norcal's contract in such a way that the more the firm recycles, the more money it earns.
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This fell in such a way that it touched a particular pin and caused a linear regulator to heat up.
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"They fed off of each other in such a way that made everyone happy," he told another news station, Fox17.
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But they're written up in such a way that it fitted in with everyone's concept and so on it went.
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They talked about both crime scenes together in such a way that [police] knew that person knew something about it.
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Which is to say, they rig the rules in such a way that they benefit while everybody else is harmed.
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The study was set up in such a way that the amount of training performed by both groups was identical.
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Cleveland is set up in such a way that even if you weren't in it, you still felt in it.
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It dismantles aspects of Obamacare, but halfheartedly and in such a way that is clumsy and hurts poor, old people.
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It's shot in such a way that every streetlight offers a lensflare, a sea of pearls on the night sky.
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Some parts of the game are written in such a way that they simply run too fast on modern computers.
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"The gameplay is designed in such a way that you can never win," said Davis in an email to Motherboard.
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A skyscraper dubbed "the Walkie Talkie" was built in such a way that it would act as a concave mirror.
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Not to mention that quizzes have to be written in such a way that answers can't be searched on Google!
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It is crafted in such a way that the simplest of actions become revelations of love, loss, aspiration and heartbreak.
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MLF And the war had isolated the country in such a way that ignorance almost became a form of imagination.
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Everyone knows you've got the compassion but you've got to express it in such a way that people feel it.
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Always displayed in such a way that feels both inviting and accusing — when's the last time you washed your hands?
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And Cardi has already positioned this story in such a way that it can become another part of her mythology.
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It works by using electrodes to ionise a gas in such a way that the resulting ions (charged particles) create thrust.
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They are also supposed to organise data in such a way that the cops can see where they need to improve.
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"That we tell them in such a way that the world sees themselves reflected in these times in these timeless stories."
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You shoot the scene in such a way that they have no idea what's going on — which is sometimes very easy.
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What's more, the credit is capped in such a way that makes companies reluctant to take a gamble on CCS projects.
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It's about disciplining the body in such a way that the world, the big puzzle, begins to function like a lock.
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And when my career took off, it took off in such a way that it almost didn't seem real to me.
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Never before has a game immediately achieved such popularity in such a way that it regularly intersects with the real world.
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Wade: The water has impacted our lives in such a way that living comfortably in our home isn't the same anymore.
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For example, Picasso's "Guernica" — all the bad and evil was depicted in such a way that you can deal with it.
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The unique design of Zuma, according to officials, means it was built in such a way that made it particularly fragile.
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She was able to marshal the impeachment defense -- on constitutional grounds -- in such a way that the Democrats stayed with him.
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Knowing that, Middlesex and Yorkshire on Friday agreed to play in such a way that someone was very likely to win.
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QUESTION: The water has impacted our lives in such a way that living comfortably in our home isn't the same anymore.
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For Mr. Kjartansson, the big challenge is to choreograph the progression of songs in such a way that they flow sonically.
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Silicon is cheap, abundant, and can change the anode's crystal structure in such a way that makes lithium plating less likely.
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First: It must be edited or synthesized in such a way that it is not readily apparent to the average viewer.
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"I worry that the balance is swinging in such a way that it's all about, oh, you are wonderful," she said.
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It will be "cutthroat," Carli Lloyd said, in such a way that you maybe think she is looking forward to it.
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We do this by hitting them hard and dominating in such a way that they know they cannot get back up.
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Many of these polls are fixed, or worked in such a way that a certain candidate will look good or bad.
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Colors are blurred, bleached and bled together in such a way that the boundaries between representation and abstraction all but vanish.
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"The more it happens, the more it feels orchestrated because it fits in such a way that feels planned," she considers.
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We shared an idea of laying out a narrative in such a way that people are chasing it a little bit.
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I hate that it co-opts text messaging in such a way that invisibly opts Apple users in without their active choice.
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Critically, the method encodes the data in such a way that scientists don't lose the flexibility to perform medically useful genetic tests.
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"Perhaps it could be divested in such a way that Yum Brands would be able to retain a minority stake," Kalinowski wrote.
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It has a rubber back, and the measurements are lined up in such a way that makes creating 90 degree angles easy.
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The key advance made by Kwon and his team is was implementing both in such a way that those weaknesses are avoided.
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Grimacing, Helen angled her body in such a way that her shoulders didn't touch the dust — she was down, but not out.
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Whatever McCoy has done has distorted history in such a way that the universe as they know it has ceased to exist.
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Some protocols split a message in such a way that it passes over different networks—a phone connection and Wi-Fi, say.
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Boeing's Indian unit is expected to be scaled in such a way that it reflects the amount of business Boeing wins there.
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Cas3, Barrangou said, is like Pac-Man, chewing up the cell in such a way that leaves it no hope of repair.
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"We need to create products in such a way that filter bubbles cannot exist because their design fundamentally prevents them,"he adds.
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" Added Steinhauser: "I think [O'Rourke] boosted turnout for the Democrats in such a way that it closed the gaps for congressional candidates.
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It takes six to eight hours to pack his suitcases in such a way that customs officials don't spot the clandestine goods.
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These apps could be written in such a way that the feeds are built using local machine learning models, to maximize privacy.
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But with machine learning we can train these machines in such a way that they truly don't capture any details about people.
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Wah called the recruitment efforts "ongoing and aggressive" and targeted in such a way that made Credit Suisse suspect the former bankers.
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By shouting for impeachment, many Democrats fear they might politicize the investigation in such a way that the Republicans refuse to cooperate.
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The bottom speaker is also dimpled in such a way that my thumb gravitates toward it, even though pressing it does nothing.
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They're styled in flannels and caps in such a way that the film could be last week's, but it's from the '90s.
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But Amazon's option is here now, and it's priced in such a way that almost anyone that's interested can experiment with it.
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After much debate and protest, the design was changed in 2001 in such a way that the battle flag's size was minimized.
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And, it was worded in such a way that countries would, over time, have to get more ambitious in their emissions reductions.
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Even Jeff himself is written in such a way that he can't be pigeonholed as a character one way or the other.
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But I'm grateful my career ended in such a way that the wealth gave me the freedom I wouldn't have had otherwise.
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Could President Trump be turning away the young in such a way that it could cause the Republican Party long-lasting harm?
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TIM RUSH It's set in such a pivotal time and it resonates in such a way that can move young and old.
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The electrified third rail was constructed in such a way that the crash caused it to rip away and tear through train.
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"Also, many thanks and kudos to my representatives for structuring the deal in such a way that I am paid in AirPods."
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The Provensens had similar artistic styles and tastes and worked in such a way that their individual contributions were hard to discern.
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They knew the individuals they were going for, and they drafted emails in such a way that their targets clicked on them.
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He has managed to market the brand in such a way that everyone thinks it's a lot bigger than it actually is.
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The magnetic field was warped in such a way that it looked as if the moon was actively emitting gases from the region.
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They know we're using the resources of the planet in such a way that we're gonna use them up and murder the planet.
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Thirty years ago, he warned that human beings were altering the planet in such a way that we would imperil our own existence.
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But Obama did so in a public fashion and in such a way that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said ceded Israel's negotiating power.
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The Newberry aims to organize this programming in such a way that Native American-produced works comprise three out of every four rotations.
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If they were strictly imposed in such a way that some European companies stopped doing business with Iran, the impact could be great.
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And to do it in such a way that you raise a question that would help protect that company from making that blunder.
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The Foundation explains that the approach places illegal child porn images on websites in such a way that the site outwardly looks legal.
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Like casino games, many binary options are structured in such a way that, if outcomes are random, customers will lose money on average.
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We want banks to operate in such a way that they don't undermine the mission of providing credible services to the average citizens.
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We stare at our phones in such a way that the spine is affected by a forward-leaning tilt towards our handheld devices.
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I do not know what giddy euphoria overcame an entire train carriage in such a way that the police had to be called.
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"The helmet [must be] designed in such a way that the shell can move freely from the head in that direction," says Blackman.
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"And we'll conduct them in such a way that there is as little damage as possible for us here in Germany," she added.
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The objects move in such a way that suggests some large, distant object has affected their orbits, according to Brown and a colleague.
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Its horns are convoluted, curling back on themselves in such a way that if anyone comes up against it, he is not harmed.
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To not only hit the rim, but in such a way that it bounces away from danger into the corner is almost unfathomable.
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Infrastructure must be a priority for the Congress, and it should be addressed in such a way that puts workers and communities first.
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The light waves return at equal length and line up in such a way that they cancel each other out to the detector.
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A well-functioning system of government can usually deal with competing forces in such a way that they don't lead to drastic outcomes.
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But fate had aligned in such a way that even my risk-averse and very sad self was willing to take a chance.
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"The policy has to be written in such a way that creators can comment on each other and criticize each other," Wojcicki said.
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You could put a magnet on the jumper with another magnet on the ground, aligned in such a way that their poles repel.
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These are typically backed by real-world assets and designed in such a way that their value remains stable compared to those assets.
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More than once in this episode, characters describe something that happened to them, in such a way that it doesn't quite seem right.
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The new bill would allow banks to reclassify many of these loans in such a way that they avoid the higher capital requirement.
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THE GLOBAL ECONOMIES AND THE GLOBAL POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT HAS MELDED IN SUCH A WAY THAT IT'S VERY DIFFICULT TO PEEL BACK THE ONION.
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But in many places these sales were already illegal, or were conducted online in such a way that it is difficult to detect.
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We almost forgot Ciara was hosting Ciara hosted in such a way that we kind of wish other event hosts would take note.
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It will be really cool to have the world get to access it in such a way that they're able to stream it.
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End-to-end encryption scrambles messages in such a way that they can be deciphered only by the sender and the intended recipient.
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"People that repeat things get caught, but he's repeating things in such a way that each one is the first time," he said.
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"My role… is to govern in such a way that reflects Canadians' approach and be a positive example in the world," Trudeau said.
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We have to learn how to coordinate multiple dimensionality, the capability, in such a way that as smart as our-, like a (inaudible). Okay.
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Will it ever be possible to store a dead person (or a dead person's brain) in such a way that they can be revived?
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People have been mining the sun in such a way that it's cooling off, and some of the outer worlds are already frozen dead.
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A new condom from Tulipán, an Argentinian sex toy company, is designed in such a way that it requires four hands to open it.
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All changes are encrypted in such a way that they cannot be altered or deleted without leaving a record of the data's earlier state.
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The Fenty Beauty Cheek-Hugging Highlight Brush, which was cut in such a way that it deposits product evenly across contours of the face.
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I mean, Netflix is literally going in to all these sectors and then they're releasing in such a way that you're never letting go.
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They were identified via more traditional means and their activities linked to the market in such a way that defense seems a lost cause.
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For all of the Tenchu comparisons, Sekiro's Souls heritage is too obvious, in such a way that even deviations call attention to the history.
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But the internet has enabled you to share that in such a way that you can create groups within any peer group you want.
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In one, you might need to position each character in such a way that their combined, overlapping forms fill in a heart-shaped outline.
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Examples include programming the ASI in such a way that it wants to please humans, or that it function merely as a human tool.
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Maybe some stuff in there is defined in such a way that the digital assets you think you own can be erased or devalued.
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So whenever we think about deterrence responses, we craft them in such a way that they are not by themselves intentionally or unintentionally escalatory.
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But usually, these falling objects are small enough or shaped in such a way that they'll burn up safely while re-entering the atmosphere.
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I'm glad we were all able to tell stories in such a way that our audience stayed with us and grew over the years.
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It was a relatively windy day, and at one point the gusts shifted in such a way that Donna became wet from the spray.
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The credit profile would be affected if the political situation were to develop in such a way that leads us to reassess governance standards.
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They could align the three skis in such a way that the treads they left behind were identical to a standard pair of skis.
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Yet he has carved up Tolstoy's masterpiece in such a way that it has become an emotionally blunt story, far more "peace" than "war".
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Sometimes it's an ankle broken in such a way that it makes you feel sick and it sticks with you for years to come.
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The thing that Victoria (Cheong) does that's really unique is incorporating lyrics and phrasing in such a way that doesn't sound out of place.
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You want to make sure you invest in such a way that you can take advantage of potential returns without taking too much risk.
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Multiple images and videos taken from different perspectives will be constructed in such a way that they look like they come from different cameras.
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The complex was structured in such a way that from the pool area I'd gain some kind of view into both tiers of apartments.
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The band's songs are performed and recorded in such a way that it's impossible not to be cognizant of their polish—of labor invested.
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Michael O'Neill has organised them in such a way that they're compact, tenacious and hard to beat, while their underdog spirit does the rest.
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In addition to being durable, the Mini Cheetah is designed in such a way that makes it easy to repair and modify if necessary.
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The first layers were flat and had been cut by masons in such a way that they fit together effortlessly with very little mortar.
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It was there that she found physics, which allowed her to use math in such a way that answers had to make physical sense.
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With stories of the past, retold in such a way that everything in them led up to and justified the Russia that exists today.
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As the desert advanced, the pupfish evolved in such a way that they could withstand high salinity and water temperatures exceeding a hundred degrees.
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For a while, the expansion formula was managed in such a way that states seldom lost seats from one decennial apportionment to the next.
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In 2013, Tom Brady extended his contract with the New England Patriots in such a way that freed up $15 million for his teammates.
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The FAA is investigating why the fuel was in this case dumped in such a way that it could land on several elementary schools.
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The shootings of men are organized in such a way that other members of the Yazidi community cannot witness the acts of mass murder.
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The company went to great lengths to design its acoustic architecture in such a way that it would sound great both indoors and out.
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But Apple has designed the lenses on it in such a way that it isn't trying to hide the giant square on the back.
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We are engineered in such a way that as long as an experience hits the right buttons, our brains will release the neurotransmitter dopamine.
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So especially after Fisher this summer, the consideration of race in selective admissions is done in such a way that it is so minimal.
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His portrait is situated in the Six mansion in such a way that, with a little craning, it's visible from the sidewalk in front.
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In Pakistan, the jet stream buckled in such a way that it directed the full fury of the Asian Monsoon into that mountainous country.
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You'd have to grow it in such a way that guaranteed no cross-contamination with regular peanuts, all the way from field to shelf.
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"The story that I have told seems to present this presidency in such a way that it says he can't do his job," Wolff said.
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Perhaps the LIGO team subtracted the gravitational-wave signal from the raw data in such a way that it left a little correlated noise behind.
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Just a handful of newsflashes have come home to me in such a way that I never forgot where I was when I heard them.
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This is the intellectual that is able to frame conservative thought in such a way that the liberals and the left has trouble with it.
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His legs are crossed in such a way that his left foot could deal a swift kick to your ribs if occasion called for it.
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More specifically, the bug caused a chain reaction of events that locked all multi-sig wallets in such a way that they can't be unlocked.
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"Genomics is bringing technology into health care in such a way that we're seeing deflation — price deflation," said Wood, who owns a company called Illumina.
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This means that these badges have to be designed in such a way that they are nearly impossible to replicate, which requires sourcing exotic parts.
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The edges of the keyboard deck and screen are rounded in such a way that when it's closed, it looks like a thin little sandwich.
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Or, MPs might amend it in such a way that Johnson wouldn't want the legislation to pass in that form so he'll scrap it altogether.
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The moon orbits the Earth in such a way that sometimes the moon is very close to the Earth, and sometimes it is farther away.
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The rattling explosions hit in such a way that it's basically sounds like if you fired every weapon in the world at the same time.
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He added that he believed Italy would resolve its challenges in such a way that the whole of the euro zone would not be affected.
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I wanted to find a creative exercise to write my lyrics in Spanish and perform them in such a way that felt true to me.
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NASA schedules cargo flights in such a way that a loss of one or two missions can't directly endanger the crew aboard the space station.
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Or do you think that things have been designed in such a way that we, as mere mortals, can only succumb to their addictive nature?
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" Catherine is cautious and manipulative: "One must do things in such a way that people think they themselves want it to be done this way.
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"The Public Theater chose to present Julius Caesar in such a way that was intended to provoke and offend," the bank said in a tweet.
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"Of course it was made for this place, but, yes, it's made in such a way that we can take it out," Mr. Wanders said.
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The draw of the platform is its contracts, which are structured in such a way that they can't be misinterpreted or doctored down the line.
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As it turned out, the malware was made in such a way that before every infection it would try to call out to this domain.
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All lit and constructed and staged in such a way that suggests advanced intelligence and some kind of understanding of humanoid needs (gravity, atmosphere, language).
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But the CFTC found that Goldman deliberately handled its trading in such a way that it could exert influence on how that rate was set.
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But what's compelling about it is these guys believe it's possible, and we tell it in such a way that you think it could happen.
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You see, our brains are wired in such a way that we often don't take action until we feel some sort of uneasiness or uncertainty.
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Many in Baton Rouge have accused the officers, particularly Officer Salamoni, of engaging Mr. Sterling in such a way that an ugly confrontation was inevitable.
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He zigs and zags between alliances with and attacks on other constitutional officers in such a way that no one can constructively work with him.
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I think they're pretty clearly stated in the book; for instance that I wouldn't describe people in such a way that they could be identified.
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For him, the impeachment trial is a problem to be managed, in such a way that it does little damage to the GOP this November.
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I find them in wood, metal, Bakelite and early plastics, which have aged in such a way that they appear like the most exquisite ivory.
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Now, under Mr. Trump, the Republican Party has been transformed in such a way that neither internationalists nor neoconservatives hold influence in the White House.
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And it can, in such a way that from a distance they pass for paper cutouts, giving all the scenery around them an eerie unreality.
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But it's a gap that probably should be filled, in case the organoids do develop in such a way that the concerns are more realistic.
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The components were pegged, pinned and glued together in such a way that the assemblages appear to have been carved from single chunks of wood.
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"A bombmaker is going to fashion a container for the bomb to disguise it in such a way that it's not readily found," he said.
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It's also written in such a way that a lot of employers are confused (or can credibly pretend to be confused) about what their obligations are.
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They could alter the environment in such a way that habitability would become more suitable in the one area and less suitable in the other area.
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"Europe needs to organise its markets in such a way that it not only creates competition but also social security," said Gabriel, leader of the SPD.
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The standing stones are aligned in such a way that they perfectly frame the sunrise at midsummer and sunset at midwinter, contributing to the site's mystique.
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Imagine being vulnerable enough to be able to discuss our concerns in such a way that our teams are included and empowered to help solve them.
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Having them weigh in and give us advice as to how to design and develop the product in such a way that they would approve it.
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It is conceivable that the economy would be restructured in such a way that humans are free to pursue their creative passions while AGI drives productivity.
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It is rare for circumstances to converge in such a way that "dating a lot of beautiful and famous women" becomes a negative for a man.
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That happened because the galaxy is shaped in such a way that it creates four different paths in space-time the light can take, Goobar says.
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The media has been portraying people who look like me in such a way that it triggers fear and a lot of misunderstanding among other people.
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We also have set up the database in such a way that your genetic information is totally separate from any of your identifiable, your personal information.
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The room was designed in such a way that anyone had a bird's eye view of everything that was going on in the basement's common lounge.
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NLP is the science of teaching a machine to understand human language and then respond in such a way that also sounds natural to a meatbag.
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But it'll still being done in such a way that Volvo can style the overall infotainment experience to its liking, leaving the carmaker with some control.
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However, all of these very distant extreme objects orbit in such a way that they never get close to Planet X when it crosses their orbits.
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Like, if you're going to watch something on YouTube video make sure you have it set in such a way- That you only watch one thing.
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Some of his ideas, while mostly sensible, incorporate tech in in such a way that the plan veers off into the realm of fantastical sci-fi.
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I think you finally hurt someone in such a way that it hurt you; it caused you to lose something you realize you wanted very much.
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Yes, that's what winners usually do, but Bullock elevated the celebration of her peers in such a way that it didn't feel like a conciliatory gesture.
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"A compromise would be subsidies to stabilize the markets but somehow injecting competition in such a way that prices and premiums could come down," said Rep.
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Second, the law was written in such a way that it didn't apply to sovereign entities, such as foreign countries, U.S. states, and Native American nations.
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In 1975, the photographer crossed paths with another traveler in Brunei who spoke of Tokyo in such a way that Girard knew he had to visit.
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" He said when he read McCraney's play, "it grabbed me in such a way that I thought it would be cowardly not to look at it.
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"[Pierluisi's] aspiration is to complete this term, in such a way that the fulfilled achievements don't fade away and he makes the missing adjustments," said Rosselló.
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While many levels have versatile color palettes, some are colored in such a way that they could be nearly impossible for some colorblind players to parse.
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Some reports have suggested that terrorist groups are exploring ways to plant bombs inside laptops, concealed in such a way that the computer can still function.
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Unfortunately, the EPA has demonstrated its willingness to manipulate scientific evidence in such a way that benefits polluting industries, despite the negative consequences to Americans' health.
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In addition, the United States should shore up trade rules in such a way that it is easier to identify the actual origin of incoming aluminum.
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If I can make something in such a way that it takes me over, then I'm not thinking about being on stage in front of people.
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That is apparently my kink: Fantasy that is brought down to earth in such a way that the mundane elements of it lend to extraordinary believability.
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Hentoff wrote in such a way that we felt we were hearing something for ourselves when we were in fact hearing it through Nat's scrupulous ear.
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At this moment, it was nearing its maximum tilt, meaning it was angled in such a way that its rings were illuminated by loads of sunlight.
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Professional sports are arranged in such a way that money governs the tides, and allegiances exist only in the vapors between steaming hot piles of cash.
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This aircraft will allow NASA to fly supersonic while producing shockwaves in such a way that they produce "only a quiet rumble" rather than a sonic boom.
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Hong said engineers will still need to figure out a way to perfectly fabricate his team's objects in such a way that their quantum state isn't destroyed.
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Some try to name themselves in such a way that plays into freedom of speech arguments, but other groups will spread anti-Muslim hate speech without fear.
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She enrolled in adult education classes, which amounted to a workbook designed to be trudged through in such a way that you never actually reach the end.
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Yeah. It's designed in such a way that if you really wanted to find another person to freelance produce for you or whatever ... It's an industry classified.
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Although these are easily imagined inside our heads, they're surprisingly difficult to define formally in such a way that a computer system would be able to understand.
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It creates this sort of cocktail that might push people around in such a way that you can find bronze medalists who are happier than silver medalists.
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Also, Bitcoin Cash was designed in such a way that mining it will become more, not less, lucrative as time goes on (at least in the beginning).
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The political climate around privacy and data protection does look to be pivoting in such a way that Do Not Track could possibly swing back into play.
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The question mark key and right Shift key on the right side are squished together in such a way that errors are almost guaranteed while typing quickly.
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The artist appears in each of the videos, which are shot and projected in such a way that you feel you are in the water with her.
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Hers were round, tortoise shell frames, and her hairstyle hugged the sides of her face in such a way that the sides of the glasses weren't visible.
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This epitomizes the idea of accessibility for everyone—software not built expressly for accessibility, but designed in such a way that users of all abilities can benefit.
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In the image above, you can see how constituencies with a clear partisan bias can be divided in such a way that their votes become almost worthless.
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"I try to get up every morning of my life and live my life in such a way that I represent Christ well," Pastor Van Ness said.
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The kangaroo was also shot in such a way that it's seen twitching and writhing graphically in a small pool of blood, as the child scoots past.
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"The law is written in such a way that it is vague and is open to interpretation, and the interpretation then rests with the judges," he explained.
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Now we're developed in such a way that actually the same loop the same path will carry a pod with passengers will carry another pod with cargo.
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Reforming the marketplace, reforming the market, reforming the way labor works in this country will not overturn the system in such a way that it stops functioning.
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It's essentially a database maintained by a network of computers, on which transactions are secured in such a way that makes it virtually impossible to tamper with.
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If the rule is written in such a way that it might hurt the films' sales, it could be considered a Sherman Act violation, Delrahim reportedly wrote.
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It structured the sale in such a way that the land would be affordable to the Taylors, using a mechanism under debate in the farm bill discussions.
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"My brother has such difficulty in such a way that you fear that they are going to kill him," he said, without elaborating on any death threats.
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A capital-gains tax break was configured in such a way that two-thirds of the benefit went to the eight hundred wealthiest families in the state.
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"The U.S. Treasury ... acts in such a way that big corporations, big institutions and big banks do not dare to come and deal with Iran," Khamenei said.
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They transmitted common wisdom, framed by the personal experience of the storyteller, which was delivered in such a way that listeners could incorporate it into their lives.
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In a way, the technology is designed in such a way that it can't be avoided, and in the future, without oversight, it will probably get worse.
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Was this "cybersecurity incident" truly an advanced attack, meticulously planned and executed in such a way that Equifax could not have been reasonably expected to stop it?
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Instead, he tossed the pack of cigarettes on the counter in such a way that it spun in a few circles before slipping off the other side.
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Even so, the plastic surgeon informed me that he'd perform the procedure in such a way that would give me the greatest chance of breastfeeding some day.
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DNA sequencing and data processing are converging in such a way that you can relatively quickly and inexpensively determine an enormous amount of information about a microbe.
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The way people use apps and mobile devices is shifting in such a way that the lion's share of mobile internet traffic will likely be video content.
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Mr. Polin's puzzle flowed in such a way that I didn't get to the revealer until the end, but that's when you really appreciate it, isn't it?
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Seeking to expand government with a hidden hand, his policies were designed in such a way that made it hard for Democrats to claim credit for them.
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Wherever the rules are muddy for the industry, we should make them resoundingly clear in such a way that protects our children and, implicitly, our national interest.
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But the rules were written in such a way that they could give businesses an incentive to keep their money in foreign countries and build factories abroad.
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More significant, it has bucked conventional wisdom, and in such a way that writing it off as an outlier, a freak product of random chance, is unsatisfactory.
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"When the Pacific is warmer than normal, it tends to alter winds in such a way that you increase vertical wind shear over the Atlantic," Klotzbach said.
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When all is still, the light waves return at equal length and line up in such a way that they cancel each other out to the detector.
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"I have always tried to live my life in such a way that if someone said something bad about me, no one would believe it," he said.
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But the term has evolved in such a way that, at this point, a person can very easily qualify as a concern troll without even knowing it.
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Sunlight enters a spherical drop of water in such a way that different wavelengths of light (perceived as different colors by humans) bend by different amounts. Boom.
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For the disposable vapes that teens prefer—like single-use Puff Bars—the chip is inserted in such a way that removing it would make them unusable.
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This could impact my life in such a way that i now could have new career options if i chose to follow a career of a doctor.
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Moreover, the Arch Mission Foundation is developing an algorithm that will arrange the Wikipedia articles in such a way that they will be hyperlinked across the disk.
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Marlinspike's crypto is designed to scramble communications in such a way that no one but the people on either end of the conversation can decrypt them (see sidebar).
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The other, which the NRA successfully spiked, sought to require gun owners to store their weapons in such a way that they could not be accessed by children.
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After the story broke, He released a video detailing plans to modify genes in such a way that would prevent a potential infection with HIV, the AIDS virus.
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German investigators said they had found that some carmakers defined the "thermal window" in such a way that exhaust treatment systems were switched off most of the time.
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The law makes it a criminal act to alter the genome of a cell or embryo in such a way that the change might be transmitted to descendants.
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But they're also structured in such a way that you can follow the plot almost entirely by hearing the words more than two or three people sing together.
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They also "consume" more of it, which means using it in such a way that it is not quickly returned to the source from which it was extracted.
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However, the fact that the app was designed in such a way that there could have been speaks to the stunning negligence in the design and development process.
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This lets you learn the new enemy's behavior in such a way that they can quickly include it in tricky room layouts or enemy combinations without confusing you.
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So episode 5, "Eastwatch," has a lot of interesting character moments and delicate pieces of information that need to be placed in such a way that they're obvious.
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None of the sounds I produce are my own creation; I've just aligned and layered them in such a way that it feels like I've made something tangible.
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Numerous lithium-ion batteries are used on board the International Space Station and crafted in such a way that any unexpected explosions won't injure astronauts or compromise safety.
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They cannot, of course, but they think they can because some carmakers are designing and marketing vehicles in such a way that drivers believe they can relinquish control.
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And if you manage to dent the platform in such a way that prevents you from getting the orb, you can simply reset it to its normal state.
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But in a song with an ambiguous key center, the chords are arranged in such a way that it's difficult to tell which chord is the home base.
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The "I am my company" syndrome: Founders blur the line between themselves and their companies in such a way that company failures often are felt as personal failures.
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But, of course, that just means Apple did its intended job of limiting the Qualcomm chip in such a way that it performs similarly to the Intel one.
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It then picks its bet in the context of all those, careful to do so in such a way that it doesn't point to any one in particular.
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That, to me, is the genius I wish we celebrated more often — a commitment to carrying out our passions in such a way that elevates all of us.
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Rather than forsaking the grid, he blew it up, colorized it, and morphed it in such a way that it nearly disappeared in the process of its expulsion.
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"With regards to the VSP process, it's important to note this is done in such a way that we retain critical and scarce skills," the Denel spokeswoman said.
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" She added that the business executives "haven't necessarily organized their records in such a way that it's an easy process, not that it's an easy process for anyone.
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Critics of the counter-terrorism legislation say that it could be interpreted in such a way that even non-violent dissidents could fall within its definition of terrorism.
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The signature challenge of Survivor is how do you vote people out of the game, in such a way that they're willing to vote for you to win.
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Given two groups of people, each with slightly different preferences, is there a way to match them in such a way that people aren't constantly ditching their partner?
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Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas, said the legislation was written in such a way that Americans would not be subject to legal action taken by other nations.
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"Creamfinance's online business model has been developed in such a way that new countries can be entered swiftly and efficiently, requiring limited investment in local infrastructure," he added.
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Private sector players will almost always seek to steal a march on their competitors, particularly if they can do so in such a way that blocks out rivals.
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Trump's rule, however, would change the NSR program in such a way that would allow old, high-emitting coal plants to make upgrades without installing pollution control equipment.
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Critics of the counterterrorism legislation, for one, say it could be interpreted in such a way that even non-violent dissidents could fall within its definition of terrorism.
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Maryland Republicans claim that when the state's districts were redrawn after the 2010 census, it was done in such a way that removed one GOP seat in Congress.
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Execs filmed them during the investigation proceedings — and sculpted the footage in such a way that it doesn't seem like law enforcement did due diligence by the survivor.
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Perched on a promontory surrounded by water, the city was designed in such a way that the streets are shaded from summer's heat by the terraced buildings themselves.
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The Paris accord is written in such a way that the United States, in fact, remains in the pact even though it announced its intent to pull out.
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One interesting thing to note is how the show has bifurcated itself in such a way that a small majority of the series regulars are now in Canada.
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So for the structure of a show like Pose to work, each season has to end in such a way that offers closure yet suggests a new beginning.
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As an intersecting minority of race and sexuality, it hurts me to see that the government could victimize its own people in such a way that it has.
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Some of the art works are installed indoors in such a way that they are visible from the street and the backyard on both facades of the building.
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Yet district lines are drawn in such a way that Republican dominance of those seats is overwhelming, by margins that have been as great as 13 to 5.
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The court said the RFS is worded in such a way that any exemption granted to a small refinery after 2010 must take the form of an "extension".
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The bar, with its nice clean lines, is poised in the front room in such a way that the bartender can't help but be the center of attention.
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"Industry keeps implementing technology in such a way that people can get injured to killed, including this board's recommendations intended to help them prevent such tragedies," Sumwalt said.
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"Industry keeps implementing technology in such a way that people can get injured to killed, including this board's recommendations intended to help them prevent such tragedies," Sumwalt said.
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There are many ways to do this, such as creating additional water bodies or clearings, or converting the forest in such a way that it becomes more diverse.
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Instead, I was instructed to avoid drawing those things altogether, and to compose my drawing in such a way that a viewer couldn't tell that I'd removed anything.
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Peter: Yeah they… we need to make sure that the global energy system is protected in such a way that it doesn't harm the economy across the world.
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Lawless excels at finding and combining materials in such a way that the viewer is kept off balance, looking for that elusive through-line, wondering about that algorithm.
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Although the next fight could be potentially for the lightweight belt, he is leaving himself in such a way that featherweight would not be out of the question.
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The Nobel Prize-winning method involves freezing the molecule in such a way that it doesn't crystallize, then bouncing electrons off of the object to determine its physical structure.
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But Apple has sparred with U.S. law enforcement officials because it encrypts its devices in such a way that Apple cannot access the devices if asked to do so.
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"If you believe that markets work, then deploying capital in such a way that makes a successful project by definition means that you are improving the community," said Bhathal.
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Ultimately, there will be some kind of concrete, tangible decision about whether Andrews's life was negatively affected in such a way that the court believes she is owed damages.
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It involves writing the rules in such a way that to observe them is either prohibitively expensive or downright impossible, then handing out informal licences to break those rules.
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Bitcoin technology was designed in such a way that it cuts the reward for miners in half every four years, a move meant to keep a lid on inflation.
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My six-year-old can't build these kits on her own, but things are laid out in such a way that she can still help in a significant way.
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There's no facial recognition that goes into it, working in such a way that tries to keep the data anonymized and then removed once the person leaves the store.
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Cables in the bed, which help strap down gear, are linked into the truck's digital architecture in such a way that will alert the owner if they're tampered with.
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Liou recommends that satellites in this mega constellations will need to be built in such a way that the probability they might explode is less than one in 1,000.
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And because it has two little braces that slope inward, it gently hugs your neck in such a way that helps it stay in place and not bounce around.
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"We wanted to make sure Julia had characteristics that were consistent with those on the autism spectrum in such a way that kids could identify with Julia," she adds.
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The next step was to figure out how to modify Wheeler's experiment in such a way that it could distinguish between this classical hidden variable theory and quantum mechanics.
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Critics of the counter terrorism legislation, for one, say it could be interpreted in such a way that even non-violent dissidents could fall within its definition of terrorism.
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Politics has seeped into capital markets in such a way that "all trades are purely political," said Boris Schlossberg, managing director of foreign exchange strategy at BK Asset Management.
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I never felt my own greatness, but I always felt that I had to live my life in such a way that something positive would happen to my country.
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But Apple has sparred with U.S. law enforcement officials because it encrypts its devices in such a way that Apple cannot access the devices if asked to do so.
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Humans are entirely capable of and perhaps even meant to develop natural resources in such a way that advances mankind while respectfully caring for the environment for future generations.
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It could stunt rainfall (highly unlikely), or as the researchers themselves admit, affect the weather in such a way that nearby wind turbines would lose some of their effectiveness.
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We live now surrounded by glowing screens and traffic in information; these have sped up our lives in such a way that we don't often pause to consider them.
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" He added that the company goes "to extraordinary lengths to build our products and enforce our policies in such a way that political leanings are not taken into account.
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The American political system is set up in such a way that if Americans are going to get universal health coverage, they have to go through the CBO first.
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"I set my office up in such a way that there is a feminist and pagan vibe to it, with small statues of Hecate and Inanna and feminist posters."
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Maybe they've actually succeeded in reordering the economy in such a way that it doesn't matter if they screw up, and they're too big to fail, in a sense.
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"It provides an alternative in such a way that it reduces costs for market orders but preserves a single, consolidated closing price, all through an exchange platform," Harkins said.
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But Lauren Harper, Advisor of Policy and Communications at the Mayor's office said that the bill was written in such a way that would shield it from legal challenges.
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"The dandelion flies in such a way that it forms a vortex that contributes to keeping the dandelion afloat as long as possible," Dr. Viola said in an interview.
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It has changed, almost beyond recognition, been tweaked and fine-tuned and altered in such a way that clubs like this are not meant to belong here at all.
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" He said he believes that he has "successfully connected my physical body to the virtual works" in such a way that he sees the art "as pieces of me.
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"I wrote it in such a way that there was nothing there that I didn't believe was true, and you can see places which reflect Aristotle," he told me.
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"I think it adds a lot of value, and it's built in such a way that customers either can opt out or say no to it [entirely]," Limp said.
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With so many studies touting the benefits of walkable, bike-able and transit-accessible environments, why are we designing in such a way that makes long, painful commutes inevitable?
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The room is dark, without detail, and it expands in such a way that it seems as if I'm outdoors, under an empty sky, or underground, in a cavern.
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She has grown it in such a way that it distinguished the Mercers as major players on the right even before they became Trump's biggest and most influential donors.
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There's a joy to a dirtbag like Eleanor Shellstrop finding a way to influence an immortal fire squid in such a way that he realizes the beauty of impermanence.
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Mr. Stratemeyer wrote the character in such a way that poor Tom could rarely make a remark without a qualifying adverb, and an entire genre of wordplay was born.
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It's also possible that the virus has mutated in such a way that it's now more harmful and that it impacts people differently than it did in the past.
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So you can send a pulse of light near a black hole in such a way that it would take some energy and angular momentum from the black hole's spin?
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If the universe is structured in such a way that naked singularities, wormholes, and/or closed time loops are possible, this could allow for things like traveling backwards in time.
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And when these lines get perverted in such a way that they insulate politicians from the voters, and from decisions at the ballot box, we're in a very dangerous place.
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It doesn't explain why he would fake his own death and let her be raised in such a way that she might choose not to become a witch after all.
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They're down 30 seats and behind in fundraising with district boundaries drawn in such a way that winning a national majority of votes won't deliver them a majority of seats.
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Essentially, Key Transparency uses a large-scale database of accounts and their public keys, encoded in such a way that they are obscure to an attacker but verifiable by users.
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Once you do manage to enter your data, you need to store it in such a way that a quantum system can interact with it without collapsing the ongoing calculation.
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Poopsie's diaper fit in such a way that it put pressure on her belly button, which is the button that opens her behind, so that may have been the issue.
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Each character is represented in such a way that together they appear to populate the scene from an array of unique moments in time, deliberately muddying any attempts at historicity.
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" Whenever Hughes attempted to sever a relationship with Payne, the lawsuit alleges he would burst into anger, grabbing her "in such a way that bruises were left on her arms.
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Right now we have it set up in such a way that other companies can use that same gold and the factory can scale up with that gold as well.
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The chips are designed in such a way that researchers can run a single neural net on multiple data sets or run multiple neural nets on a single data set.
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A lunar eclipse happens when the moon moves behind Earth in such a way that Earth blocks the sunlight that, when reflected from the lunar surface, renders the moon visible.
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You can layer some interesting things on there and color it in such a way that will ideally take the listener to fun and interesting and scary and beautiful places.
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Sites can simply record this for their own purposes (perhaps to gauge the necessity of responding) or redeploy ads in such a way that the detected ad blocker won't catch.
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At a Lagrange point, the gravitational forces of two bodies (stars, planets, etc) equal out in such a way that a spacecraft stays put in relation to the two entities.
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But there is an all-important rider to the dictum: "A prince ought to inspire fear in such a way that, if he does not win love, he avoids hatred."
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His petition/s and lawyers must demonstrate that the relevant Tata companies (each one separately considered) were run in such a way that minority shareholders were adversely affected and oppressed.
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The reality of what's currently happening in American politics keeps stretching the bounds of credulity in such a way that Veep trying to outdo it could have backfired, and quick.
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Fast forward to launching Coda, he says they've rethought it in such a way that his daughter can figure it out fast enough to start planning a competition on it.
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The ocean water had froze in such a way that it left a relatively flat and smooth surface for the man to skate on, so that's exactly what he did.
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Since Trump is currently trailing in almost every poll in almost every key state he has to produce in such a way that will allow him to cross that threshold.
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Hargrove concluded that SIDS wasn't a diagnosis or a mysterious disease but the result of people putting babies in their cribs in such a way that they suffocated during sleep.
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Müller arranges them in such a way that the reader gets a sense of how terrifying and rife with betrayal life in Romania was during the end of Ceausescu's regime.
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If Donald Trump could order his affairs in such a way that his income tax responsibility was ZERO for any particular year, or series of years, that's fine with me.
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I wanted a threshold to open that also would be like a question, something that asked me about my living in such a way that I could finally understand it.
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To truly connect everything in the kitchen, technology and recipes will have to be standardized in such a way that food can be tracked from the farm to the plate.
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We tried to make sure that we treated it with the respect it deserved while also showing that those situations can be awkward in such a way that produces laughs.
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BARBARO: Do you think that Attorney General Sessions absorbed your discomfort with being alone with the president and acted on it in such a way that it might not recur?
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The ad was cut in such a way that it looked like an endorsement, prompting primary rival Bill McCollum to bitterly complain because of the crucial edge it gave Martinez.
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" He added, "I want to show the audience how to manipulate a person in such a way that I'm almost tempting them—like, 'You can do this in your life.
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Traedal Thorsen said the construction can cope with very harsh weather and is shaped in such a way that it can withstand what he called "the wave of the century".
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Soccer is structured in such a way that referees can only ever be unpopular: They are exceptionally convenient scapegoats for managers hoping to explain away defeat and fans seeking reassurance.
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Had I been in any way prepared for that moment of question-asking, I would have arranged my life in such a way that the moment would have never come.
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The wind soloists shape-shift their instruments' sounds in such a way that the melody appears to pour itself into a single river meandering through pockets of light and shade.
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Turned out the process wasn't rigged, but built in such a way that a divisive nationalist intentionally appealing to white voters could win with fewer votes than the other person.
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Watching Jason, a powerless white man, try to reclaim power is terrifying, and Pullen combines confusion, force, doubt, and fear in such a way that you can't avert your eyes.
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It necessarily omits significant details, while filling in gaps and leaving out other features in such a way that we don't notice what we've made up or what is missing.
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News doesn't have to be boring — it can be put together in such a way that the news of the day is exciting because someone thought beyond the usual presentation.
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And so the conversation has been, what is the responsibility of that dominant player to design the technology in such a way that it has fewer of these harmful effects?
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For one thing, it is virtually indestructible, made in such a way that the usual enemies of fine wine — heat, light and air — are shrugged off like flecks of dust.
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"Many European countries are reluctant to structure debt relief in such a way that the Greek government has no incentive to continue strict implementation of the program," another official said.
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" He went on, "We must be all the more diligent to control music in such a way that it will serve us for good and in no way harm us.
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Americans must begin to think deeper about how their politics are demonstrative of their faith and in such a way that does not cause suffering to others who are different.
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"Soft Place in a Soft Room (A Couch Is Like a Friend)" (2016) was warm enough to feel inviting yet disheveled in such a way that it appeared left behind.
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And they'll call you out when you're veering off course in such a way that you'll feel grateful for their honesty and desire to help you live your best life.
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"We say to businesses: we all live in the same city, so if you must cut people, let's do it in such a way that there aren't any shocks," he added.
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In this case, a distant galaxy called RXJ1131−1231 has warped light in such a way that astronomers could see several magnified images of a galaxy behind it in the sky.
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It looks gorgeous: it's designed and shot in such a way that it feels like it's in danger of slipping into a reverie at any moment, and sometimes it actually does.
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"I planned it in such a way that the sun hits the wall in the morning and flashes the whole room," the designer says, clearly delighted by his Midas-touch craftiness.
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He's critical of his two predecessors in DIY genetic modification because he says they did it in such a way that there's no real way to verify whether their experiment worked.
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"She is very good at messaging and she does it in such a way that has so much grace so it's not trying to grab you and shake you," he said.
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When expanded, it still rotates around the original block, so if you try to rotate it in such a way that it hits something, it'll prevent you from making that move.
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I've also installed it in such a way that there's no way to get it out of the van without completely disassembling the bed, which would take a lot of time.
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"From the very beginning when we're crafting sounds, we're making sure that the sounds are designed in such a way that they will not create negative emotions over time," Littlejohn said.
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You'll typically have attackers coming at you in two or three directions, so it's best to position your DPS heroes in such a way that they can easily cover multiple angles.
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The House calendar is arranged in such a way that June 25 is the next available date to consider a discharge petition -- provided its advocates score the signatures by June 11.
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For the kid stuff, imagine a world where you designed products in such a way that you happily endorse and have your own children use those products for hours a day.
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They're set up in such a way that allows them to process and deliver imagery to their customers in real time as soon as one of their satellites downlinks new data.
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He wants to maintain the fact he does support Trump but he wants to do it in such a way that could possibly apiece his followers who may not support Trump.
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We need to rebuild our infrastructure with the changing climate in mind, and also in such a way that grows family-sustaining jobs and makes our communities healthier and more resilient.
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What I am saying is that there's a difference between reporting on these developments — and letting political interests drive the news narrative in such a way that they're calling the shots.
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"The platforms have really evolved in such a way that they are driving consumers deeper and deeper into —not necessarily niche content — but things that they're super passionate about," Day said.
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By increasing the surface area of the feet, snowshoes help to redistribute body weight in such a way that it allows the user to float on top of the snow instead.
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One of the defining texts of the superhero genre, the graphic novel also broke the genre in such a way that, after more than 30 years, it still hasn't fully recovered.
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There's a set of three tablets off to the side, attached to a table in such a way that makes signing the necessary waivers to actually play the game bizarrely awkward.
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"PADI3 changes the hair shaft protein TCHH in such a way that the keratin filaments can adhere to it," Fitnat Buket Basmanav Ünalan, the study's lead author, said in a statement.
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That in turn places additional pressure on Nainggolan and Witsel to support the attack, but to do so in such a way that the centre of defence is not left exposed.
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"I think companies can try to design their systems in such a way that they have as little reliance on external parties as possible, but it's not always possible," he said.
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He always framed his options in such a way that standing firm appeared the only reasonable choice — it was full retreat, bomb the hell out of China, or stay the course.
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From there, I had a chat with our chef about how we could rethink those items in such a way that they would be quieter but still palatable and taste nice.
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But it has been hard to study beta-MSH because rats and mice, the laboratory animals of choice, have evolved in such a way that they don't make any beta-MSH.
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And though he writes in an unabashedly atonal idiom, Mr. Wuorinen often structures his music in such a way that particular notes are frequently reiterated, providing the ear with subtle guideposts.
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That little-known account is entirely paid for by American taxpayers and was set up in such a way that Obama could bypass congressional approval to pay the cash to Iran.
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Bitcoin technology was designed in such a way that it cut the reward for miners in half every four years, a move that was meant to keep a lid on inflation.
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Clinton handled the situation in such a way that held both her family and the country together, dealing with public philandering and an impeachment crisis while the whole world looked on.
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A single logical qubit is constructed from hundreds, if not thousands, of physical qubits in such a way that errors due to decoherence at a physical qubit level are cancelled out.
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But we think it's time to take this a step further and design the street in such a way that really builds on that and gives them the space they need.
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"It can be done in such a way that there aren't any negative effects on the animals," he added, saying that he felt the music should be turned off, for instance.
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The question was phrased in such a way that he could have answered this much more diplomatically, but this is also the guy who called the president a bum on Twitter.
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There is thus a kind of going "behind the veil" for pro-lifers, in that we act toward it in such a way that we ourselves might have been similarly placed.
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If Facebook could aggregate this feedback in such a way that the data would eventually be fed back to those sharing or viewing the content, it could make a real difference.
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Just as foodmakers are barred from using certain ingredients, online firms could be prohibited from using certain data or using them in such a way that could cause harm to an individual.
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By the following September, Apple announced that its new phones would by default encrypt data stored on the device in such a way that even the company itself couldn't get at it.
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In that study, they tweaked the enzyme, Cas9, in such a way that it could not only target more regions of the genome at once, but also do so with more specificity.
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New York-based artist David Mann has been making art for decades, with his most recent work exploring abstract shapes configured in such a way that they appear both microscopic and galactic.
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The bitcoin program was designed in such a way that it cut the reward for miners in half every four years, a move that was meant to keep a lid on inflation.
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They've been modified in such a way that they never, ever break down, are light and maneuverable enough to use on ordinary streets, and use no more fuel than a subcompact car.
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When a wave passes, space-time is warped in such a way that it will seem as though the mirrors are getting closer and farther away from the source of the laser.
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Capacitive MEMS accelerometers contain a small amount of mass suspended on springs, and the sound waves nudge that piece of mass in such a way that the chip thinks it's in motion.
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Yuval Noah Harari: That raises the question of how do we– how do we build AI in such a way that it's not inherently a tool of surveillance and manipulation and control?
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But the strength and position of this high is oriented in such a way that there happened to be a hurricane there that got shoved towards land rather than out to sea.
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"[He] planned this in such a way that he had a 24-hour head start, easily enough time for him to make it to Mexico," Cooper said at a March press conference.
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"[He] planned this in such a way that he had a 24-hour head start, easily enough time for him to make it to Mexico," Maury County District Attorney Brent Cooper said.
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"It takes a lot of courage to truly reach out in such a way that you're going to be seen by other people, but it's imperative that we do it," Katz says.
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They have "done it" in such a way that Gustave Karagroziz, a 27-year-old obstacle racer from Long Island, mailed the company a handwritten letter asking to be added to #TeamPedialyte.
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It visually mixes at least four different cultural references from almost as many periods, but in such a way that each evocation of a civilization engages in edgy conversation with the others.
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"Her job is to facilitate the filming of simulated sex and intimacy in such a way that we're protecting the emotions and the dignity of everybody who's involved," he told Rolling Stone.
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The shifter of the 7-speed AMG dual-clutch transmission is cleverly shaped in such a way that you can rest your wrist on it while you operate the COMAND infotainment knob.
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Auto Da Fé was filmed solely in Barbados, but shot in such a way that the ambiguity of location is emphasized, resulting in a catch-all landscape for the stories of migration.
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"But these provisions are applicable only to a subset of companies and applicable in such a way that targets Indian companies" Go deeper: Indian firms fight proposals to slash H-1B visas.
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"If the delegates, you know, get accumulated in such a way that any one of these candidates becomes the nominee, it's our job to support that nominee and we will," Priebus said.
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Twitter is going to have to figure out where to go from here as it works to tell its story in such a way that convinces the world it needs to exist.
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The problem here is that the storage chip (the "nonvolatile memory" Issa refers to) is encrypted in such a way that the encryption is tied directly to the CPU of the device.
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"We should act in such a way that both God and the leader are satisfied with us," the new chairman, Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati, told the semiofficial Fars News Agency after his election.
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Multilevel-marketing companies are structured in such a way that a large base of distributors generally spend more than they make, while a small number on top reap most of the benefits.
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"We have to reintroduce these crops in the landscape in such a way that the agricultural areas divide the big blocks of forest, reducing the chances of such big fires," said Louro.
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It said the radar system would be positioned in such a way that its powerful signals would pose no threat to human health, an assurance that villagers in Seongju did not accept.
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"I am seeking to better understand Comey's communications with the White House and Attorney General in such a way that does not implicate the Special Counsel's work," Chaffetz said in the letter.
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But do our workplaces have to be organized in such a way that it is mothers, and not fathers, who are penalized or need to make employment sacrifices for being a parent?
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He summoned me to the bar, the part dividing the courtroom's front and back, and, in such a way that his words were audible to everyone present, scolded me for the infraction.
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Donor sentiments have not traditionally been in lockstep with voter sentiments, as the establishment wings of both parties have managed to govern in such a way that most donors are rubbing along.
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It proved that superheroes can be a vector for serious, mature storytelling, and also broke the genre in such a way that, after more than 30 years, it still hasn't fully recovered.
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They take place in these big cages of experience that we call "maps," all of which are composed and laned in such a way that they generate very particular kinds of friction.
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The NFL puts all the responsibility for making a clean hit on the defensive player, even if the receiver contorts himself in such a way that he makes himself vulnerable to headshots.
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Of even more concern was that the parasites were eventually able to adapt to human red blood cells in such a way that they no longer needed the sugar pathway being studied.
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The reality is that whatever you call it, the lines are drawn in such a way that Republicans could easily hold the majority even if millions more people vote for Democratic candidates.
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Good tries to paint as full a picture as possible, writing journalistically with words that evoke a scene; details are included in such a way that lets visitors read between the lines.
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Prosecutors allege the devices were manipulated in such a way that Eni marketed more refining products than were recorded, in a scheme involving tax evasion worth about 10 million euros ($12 million).
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I also wanted to do it in such a way that it allowed us to see into the activists as individuals and as human beings, stripping away all the labels around them.
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"In the case of a targeted investment by government which is identified in such a way that it will be growth enabling, it's very likely to pay off very well," he said.
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It designs a multitude of trades that work in concert to generate high returns at low risk across asset classes, in such a way that patterns normally remain hidden to other traders.
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That is to say, the elegant McKinsey finessing maneuver is to carry out remorselessly brutal work that bears a real human cost, but in such a way that it doesn't look brutal.
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So I'm thinking, is there a way to look at these pots in such a way that, even though they're imperfect and old, I see there really is a beauty to them?
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Instead, it's to determine whether the audit process was reliable — whether it was done in such a way that the auditors could have reasonably found fraud or mistakes if they were there.
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If the world nonetheless appears to be a chain of causes and effects, that is because the monads are programmed to behave in such a way that they seem to be interacting.
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But the film intersperses flashbacks in such a way that we only gather the full meaning of this personality at the film's end, as all the threads of the story come together.
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In recent years, Apple has been encouraging developers to build apps in such a way that they dynamically scale to a variety of display sizes without being hard-coded for a certain display.
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Saying that I can download movies easily is a tiny part of the possibility of being able, say, to work from home in such a way that you feel present in the office.
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According to Pearson, other areas of medicine are nowhere near as meddled with through state law, and especially not in such a way that forces doctors to give incorrect advice to their patients.
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"The processor [in Doom] is just thinking of everything as being in a 2D plane, but drawing it in such a way that it looks like it's calculating three-dimensional space," Edwards says.
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The companies may find themselves competing directly with the creator of Android, having to find ways to modify the experience in such a way that it can develop a superior product to Google.
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The library happens to be almost entirely made up of Young's music and is designed in such a way that virtually no other artist would possibly want to use it as a model.
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Perhaps that will take longer given that Apple's is larger, but the company's relationship with app developers could mean that programs are tweaked in such a way that really helps ease you in.
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"I would say "Can You Imagine That?" because she's really introducing the idea that anything is possible, and she does it in such a way that sneaks up on the kids," she explains.
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Among the products that were called out by US regulators in a flurry of warning letters was something called Whip'd Strawberry, packaged in such a way that it looks like Reddi-wip topping.
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Alternative theories of gravity attempt to eliminate the need for these phantasms by modifying the force of gravity in such a way that it properly describes all known observations—no dark stuff required.
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Each "car" is a single molecule of perhaps a few dozen atoms, arranged in such a way that the electrons fired from the tip of a scanning tunneling microscope will propel them forward.
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One thing that I think we should learn is that we mustn't cede ground, we mustn't make some topics taboo in such a way that only the right gets to talk about it.
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Yiannopoulis has been accused of a form of "gay minstrelsy" in which he performs parts of stereotypical gayness in such a way that he shores up the beliefs of the hard American right.
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The whole viral loop is augmented in such a way that a non-connected interaction in the real world can lead to a new player, a download and then monetization of that player.
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Which can be quite specific and idiosyncratic, but doing that in such a way that people have room for their own interpretations, and be able to add their personal takes into the artwork.
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The challenge of quest design is to shape them in such a way that they don't just feel like running from place to place, tripping story or objective triggers in the game world.
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"It's the story of all the adventures and misadventures that transpire and it is so whimsical, but told in such a way that it seems almost like an anthropological field report," says Ferriss.
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Barbara Underwood, solicitor general for the state of New York, argued that the U.N. recommendation said the data had to be collected in such a way that it wouldn't impact the overall results.
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It may not operate [in such a way that] Ohio in this case welcomes Republicans to this state, and extolling the virtues of the Republican party, not only in the state, but nationally.
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Instead, each Bell test has been subject to at least one loophole, which allows the result of the test to be interpreted in such a way that is still consistent with local realism.
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A brain that's able to apparently access imagination and our dream world in such a way that it can constantly reinvent itself and take readers on insanely creative adventures for over 50 years.
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Parents can also discuss how the devices have been marketed in such a way that appeals to youth, including ads, a vast social media presence and the variety of flavors they come in.
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What I'm arguing for is not a private internet—in this dreamland, many services still offer "free" options—but one designed in such a way that people can support each other more meaningfully.
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"The government takes issue with how organizers have characterized the situation in the country in such a way that deliberately tarnishes the country's image," presidential adviser Patrick Nkanga said of the fundraising effort.
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The list had been organized, I soon realized, in such a way that we would move in a counterclockwise direction around the room, stopping at various points to discuss objects of particular significance.
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Rarely has an artist blended art and architecture and painting and sculpture so seamlessly, in such a way that it memorializes not only his career, but also contains all aspects of it simultaneously.
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Meanwhile, Rossello is trying not only to restore tourism, but to expand it in such a way that it incorporates hundreds of square miles of seaside and mountain communities that are largely unvisited.
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"I'd like to get better at giving bad news to patients," he told me, pursing his lips afterward in such a way that I construed he didn't want me to probe any further.
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The film was edited in such a way that the whole summit meeting appeared to be centered on Mr. Kim, with him leading the negotiation and Mr. Trump carefully listening and occasionally nodding.
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"That's a false choice and will not help to move us through this crisis in such a way that when we come out of it we are stronger and more resilient," he said.
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Unfortunately, the football cosmos has aligned in such a way that, no matter what jerseys the two teams wear, the whole game will look like a battle between warring colonies of fire ants.
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He said that mounds of earth and rocks crashed down in such a way that people could hardly survive, and that most of the places worst-hit by the rains were still inundated.
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I don't want language that is artificial or arcane — just language that says things in such a way that we hear what is being said, and register it in the depths of us.
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Brexit has done for two Tory prime ministers and counting, and split the party system in such a way that Labour might yet take office on only a small share of the vote.
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That&aposs because Amazon alleged in its lawsuit that the DOD changed some of its requirements in such a way that forced it to raise prices while helping Microsoft keep its prices lower.
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My theory is that the maintenance crew, who came in on Friday evening...something happened that caused the umbrella to fall in such a way that could never be replicated in 1,000 years.
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The Fed said it expects interest rates to remain at accommodative levels for some time, and believes the economy will likely develop in such a way that borrowing costs will only increase gradually.
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In Japan, that is the group that commands the most political power: The electoral system is weighted in such a way that one rural vote typically counts for more than two urban votes.
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States and cities, with the end of the federal tax deduction for their taxes, could cut also programs and hike their taxes in such a way that they hit people with lower incomes.
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For gallery exhibitions they installed these in such a way that visitors might think an installation was underway, as I thought when I peeked into a show at Sonnabend Gallery in the early '90s.
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She phrased a pivotal question in such a way that struck a chord with me: what other things could you be thinking about if you didn't spend all your time thinking about your diet?
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It's sort of like a square array of empty soda bottles, connected in such a way that if you blow air over all of them equally, only the bottles at the corners make sound.
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Since Einstein didn't believe in the existence of black holes, he just couldn't conceive of a system that could behave in such a way that you would be able to see the gravitational waves.
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"Speaking at press conference yesterday, coin expert Maria Grazia Facchinetti said the owner of the jar likely "buried it in such a way that in case of danger they could go and retrieve it.
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The "isolated settlements" dot the West Bank in such a way that annexing them to Israel would cut off Palestinian population centers from each other, essentially turning them into the holes in Swiss cheese.
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They already focus on profitability and the potential for growth to the continental stage or beyond; this isn't a charity but tactical investment in such a way that social good is a necessary byproduct.
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Of course, Leavitt's discoveries are at the center of "Silent Sky," but the story is written in such a way that even complicated mathematics come across as lucidly as stars on a clear night.
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The mice instantly lost their preference for the cocaine-linked location, suggesting that their memory had been rewritten, or recoded, in such a way that the environment was no longer associated with the drug.
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Except we're not because the two continue to fumble on about inflation for several excruciating seconds before the reporter quietly says, "Yeah..." in such a way that confirms his soul is exiting his body.
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One of Russia's main conditions for such a ceasefire, according to one Russian diplomat, is that the Syrian-Turkish border be sealed in such a way that militants and military supplies cannot cross it.
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If our government is going to hold Facebook accountable for its reckless and irresponsible behavior, it has to actually do it, and in such a way that Mark Zuckerberg learns that actions have consequences.
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This means that if you create a message by harnessing the quirks of the quantum world, you can send that message in such a way that it's readable by everyone except your intended recipient.
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New Delhi wants to reduce its holdings in such a way that the cumulative stake of the government and state-owned companies such as Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) would continue to be above 51%.
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So then, if we can't ever feel what a machine may or may not be feeling, how are we to define consciousness in such a way that we can actually speak of conscious machines?
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HANOVER, Germany (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday she would conduct negotiations on Britain's looming departure from the European Union in such a way that Germany suffers as little damage as possible.
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Basically, it veers between old footage of Oakleys and bongs and long soliloquies about the meaning of life in such a way that it's impossible to nail down its subject's level of self-awareness.
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Ultimately, China aims to extend its military reach into the South China Sea and Western Pacific in such a way that it can effectively control who can — and cannot — enter those regions, analysts say.
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This is why you're not getting a job... For [my features] to not be accepted as something that can be represented in a film or in such a way that it's 'acceptable,' it's offensive.
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"This period should not drag on in such a way that we would not be able to fulfill our European commitments, such as the spending limit, the deficit target and the budget," Rajoy said.
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For all their quasi-mythological attacking traditions, this Brazil side have a pragmatism that keeps them in check in such a way that you cannot see them ever truly cutting loose at this tournament.
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For example, he said if a country were to solely work at ending hunger at all costs, farmland could be affected in such a way that it damages ecosystems and farmers' ways of life.
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This means that while subjects may have appeared to temporarily "forget" that specific memory, the brain in fact had stored it in such a way that it could be reactivated and called upon again.
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"We are hopeful that this legislation could be designed in such a way that is successful at increasing urban infill but does it in a way that doesn't eliminate local voices," Mr. Brune said.
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They know that because we're told he was trapped in the driver's seat in such a way that the firefighters had to literally cut the wreckage around him to extricate him from the vehicle.
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In its own long-term interest, Germany should attempt to handle these differences with the Trump administration in such a way that does not escalate them or allow them to spiral out of control.
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I believe that hunting and self-defense are more than valid reasons to own guns, so I would never want to unduly restrict gun ownership in such a way that those are infringed upon.
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Until seeing the work in person, I'd never realized that the house is painted over the sky in such a way that you can see the blue at the lefthand edge of the house.
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"We make silk in such a way that is very soft, very lightweight, skin-friendly, body-hugging, rather comfortable" and washable, said S. Adijagannathan, a Chamundi Silks sales manager, during an interview in Mysore.
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The class-action suit was fueled by approximately 38,000 individual employees who claimed that McDonald's intentionally structured work shifts in such a way that prohibits employees from being paid overtime, resulting in wage theft.
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He elbowed his way into the room in such a way that includes so many more people than him, and that representation trickled all the way down to these two little weird Jewish girls.
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That includes both traditional corporations and so-called passthrough entities, like many of Trump's companies, that organize themselves in such a way that they currently pay taxes on their profits at the individual rate.
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This knits the cities on the route together in such a way that they'd be able to compete with much larger cities like Austin, Denver or Nashville for jobs, talent and company relocations, he said.
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The only issue, according to Cox, is that the tax hit may not be broken out in returns in such a way that people recognize that the individual mandate was the reason for the hit.
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Because one input could in principle generate many, perhaps millions, of different outputs (the "reservoir"), users can choose or combine outputs in such a way that the result is a desired computation of the inputs.
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As Kayak explains it, this can sometimes mean taking two different carriers each direction, or booking with the same carrier but in such a way that the system simply has you as two one-ways.
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But anti-smoking groups are raising concerns that a bipartisan bill backed by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is drafted in such a way that it could reverse tobacco control measures passed by local governments.
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We had some victories, I guess, and Kim is written in such a way that I came to feel that I really knew him and why he cared about all of this in the end.
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For starters, the FF91's battery pack, electric motors, and inverter have been designed and are packaged in such a way that they can be easily adapted to cars of different sizes and price points.
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" And, on top of the super-injunction, "it would have to be that the social media sphere has not started talking about in in such a way that the injunction would have to be lifted.
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"You manufacture the vessels in such a way that the liner in no way separates from the overwrap, so there is no opportunity for fluid to enter between the liner and the overwrap," says Kezirian.
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Click here to view original GIFIn fact, the researchers have combined them in such a way that heating the polymer to just above 99 degrees Fahrenheit causes its to contract back to its original shape.
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The idea that a woman would write powerfully — confessionally even — about her personal experiences in such a way that would connect with millions of fans around the world is somehow treated as...a laugh line?
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The drug that Ledford takes for nerve pain, Neurontin (generically known as gabapentin), alters brain chemistry in such a way that Ledford's lawyers argue he would be subject to more pain than the average person.
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"There should be controls in place to segregate networks in such a way that these machines aren't connected with those that could infect them," said Tim Erlin, senior director, product management at cybersecurity company Tripwire.
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This one had to be engineered not just to withstand great force from dropping, but to shift in such a way that it can walk or crawl along the ground and even climb low obstacles.
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"This reminds me of those movie trailers that manage to cite only a single word from a review ("Extreme" –LA Times) in such a way that you wonder how the word was used in context."
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The usages and contexts of the n-word, for example, have evolved in such a way that even its re-appropriation in black culture renders it anything but an anodyne word that's available to all.
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In a book filled with many deaths and losses, this invocation of the fantastic offer some possibility of recovery or redemption—but in such a way that the characters question their sanity and their reality.
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That company is Clarifai, a New York-based startup that offers developers the ability to tag metadata to photos in such a way that the company algorithmically learns what kinds of objects are in photos.
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Whitehall gives out grants to councils in such a way that almost eliminates any extra revenue (in the form of additional council tax, say) that councils could earn by allowing more development, says Mr Hilber.
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"We developed a system that takes silicone elastomer and placed hollow cavities in such a way that can equally distribute pressure on the skin of the body," the study's lead author Robert Katzschmann told TechCrunch.
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He's not surprised that patients will do the actual confabulating, but wonders: How does memory work in such a way that fragments from a variety of past memories get knitted together into a single memory?
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Yet mental health services have splintered in such a way that, even if someone feels more comfortable reaching out and asking for help, it may be more difficult for them to get what they need.
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The goal is to position the bets in such a way that investors don't benefit from a decline or a rise in the stock, but simply to lock in their IPO gains, which were significant.
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The basic idea is that the oscillating strontium drives the oscillations of the maser in such a way that it's able to represent or simulate the higher frequency for any down periods that may arise.
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In a game of chess, there are occasions when you'll have almost your entire army of pieces still on the board, but positioned in such a way that their systematic downfall is all but assured.
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While the Attorney General could not change the statute, he chose to re-interpret it in such a way that it will be extremely difficult for domestic violence victims to receive protection from their abusers.
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The tax police alleged that the devices were manipulated in such a way that Eni marketed more refining products than were actually recorded, in a scheme involving evasion of about 10 million euros ($12 million) .
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Quantum entanglement is the theory that particles can be connected in such a way that measuring one particle can instantaneously convey information about that measurement to the other particle, regardless of the distance between them.
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The reason returns are so low is because we built the registry in such a way that we give couples flexibility to not ship something to themselves until they're sure they want to receive it.
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Aludiana notes that the blows following her mentions of Robb and Bran seem to meet her body in such a way that recall the manners in which those two characters were killed and harmed, respectively.
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In a post titled "Exploiting Industrial Collaborative Robots," security researchers at IOActive detail how popular models of consumer and industrial robots have already been compromised in such a way that could cause humans bodily harm.
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At its best, the color is tawny, almost black, the chicken pieces cooked in such a way that the dark sauce becomes one with the bird, a great warming morass of nutty-meaty-fruity wonder.
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The reference is more overt in "Time Train to the Holocaust" (2008/2016), which is shown together with "Counter Coal" (2008), in such a way that I had no idea they were two individual artworks.
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It's completely ludicrous, but the commitment on display from everybody involved, from the writers to the actors to director Bradley Buecker, sells it in such a way that it becomes hard to look away from.
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But these blobs and channels are precisely contoured to guide infrared laser light pulse in such a way that they push electrons along the center up to a significant proportion of the speed of light.
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Credit...Paolo Pellegrin/Magnum, for The New York Times There are some people who are famous in such a way that you would never expect to meet them, as if they existed in another world.
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" How beauty empowers me: "To be able to express myself in such a way that the world sees me as the version I see myself — without having to say anything — is how I empower myself.
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LG: So what happens when we get to a point where augmented writing tools and platforms are changing our language in such a way that a lot of our language all starts to look alike?
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The unnamed woman testified that she was lying down in such a way that her sleeping bag entirely covered her head and she woke up to a fellow cadet, Jacob D. Whisenhunt, sexually assaulting her.
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BlackVue acts as another example of how surveillance products that are nominally intended to protect a user have been designed in such a way that can end up in a user being spied on, too.
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It&aposs more insulting when you know the moment has been cut from screenings in Singapore and Dubai, suggesting it was added in such a way that it could be easily removed from the film.
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This is part of what gives The Vesper Project its convincing confusion: the artist has written himself into it in such a way that he is one of the actors, not just an outside observer.
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The 1958 and 1985 timelines are now stacked in such a way that we're going to do rapid cuts back and forth between the first showdown and the second, as they unfold at the same time.
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Williams said he believes this could be applied to former astronauts and expanded in such a way that services could be provided outside Texas for those who aren't able to travel due to their medical conditions.
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But that assurance skirts around the idea that attackers could have tinkered with the back-end of the election software in such a way that voters in key counties of swing states couldn't vote at all.
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Safari was recently updated in such a way that it required user approval to open up a third-party app, every time, and Zoom wanted to keep users from having to deal with that extra click.
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While the rules committee did not aspire to have more fouls called, it did change the rules in such a way that a messy adjustment period in which more fouls were called was all but guaranteed.
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So rather than serving as obvious, pointed digs designed to call out the object of one's affection, crush tweets are crafted in such a way that they broadly appeal to anyone who's ever had a crush.
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You need to do all of this because walls alone are never enough, but They Are Billions is designed and paced in such a way that it sometimes lets you forget what you're really up against.
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"I would say that the campaign is definitely coordinated in such a way that we're staying on direct messaging," she said, adding that even if Trump has not seen the segments, it wouldn't be a problem.
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The domestic disputes between Prior and Louis and Harper and Joe are staged in such a way that the two very distinct fights are almost on top of one another, and so are the ensuing aftermaths.
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While playing the song, "Shut Up and Dance," the band got into a formation depicting three stick figures, before proceeding to move in such a way that the figures began to do the Floss in unison.
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For a quantum algorithm to work, the machine must be manipulated in such a way that the probability of obtaining the right answer is continually reinforced while the chances of getting a wrong answer are suppressed.
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The simplest explanation is that Nunes received a speck of evidence that could be packaged in such a way that, if you squint real hard, vindicates Trump's paranoid tweets about being wiretapped by the Obama administration.
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The lasers are tuned in such a way that a stream of photons hitting each atom slows it down until it's largely stable (also being held up by another set of lasers to account for gravity).
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The bad ones give you the game for free, but then set it up in such a way that the only way to progress or even remotely enjoy yourself is to start laying down some money.
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But if regulators do move to do so, they should make sure they do it in such a way that fosters growth and competition among the industry rather than handing Silicon Valley more power, O'Brien said.
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But that's because the FISA documents are written in such a way that identities of people or institutions are left out under a process called "minimization," which seeks to keep other Americans out of the warrant.
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However, the bank's ratings could be downgraded if the recapitalisation plan is not implemented, or is implemented in such a way that it effectively results in losses for some of the bank's senior third-party creditors.
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This type of violence often occurs in cities, among minority communities, so these laws would have to be crafted in such a way that they don't disproportionately affect minorities and put more of them in jail.
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No book came out short and none, of course, ran long: I became adept in moving my characters around in such a way that the climax of the plot always arrived on schedule in Chapter Twelve.
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Here's how Samsung put it: The 210MP sensor separates the RBG pixels in such a way that you get more of the benefits you'd normally get from a larger micron size (like better low light performance).
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Certainly, this change is also a cost-cutting measure, and plausibly, it could have made other adjustments to, say, the drivers, ear cups, or other internal hardware in such a way that it impacts sound quality.
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The problem, however, say tribal activists and preservation law experts, is that the permitting system is set up in such a way that it usually favors the project proponents while giving short shrift to tribal concerns.
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KKR and some other firms have done this by structuring a PE deal in such a way that provides employees with ownership stakes in the company — as well as bonuses tied to performance, the report noted.
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"John handled it in such a way that everything that was done, I felt it was being done by Sandy, and that's a compliment to John," said Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman, who watched from afar.
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"I saw this last election, how we tore candidates down, how we tore individuals down, in such a way that after the primary we didn't have the kind of unity that we need," he added. Sen.
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But if you look at these stories as red herrings — as pseudo-scandals meant to provoke news outlets in such a way that reinforced Republicans' animosity towards the FBI — news networks fell for a cynical trap.
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But you don't have to be there; the translucent screens are situated in such a way that you can move freely behind them, circling around the circle, realigning the screens and their relationship to each other.
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I wanted to know, and I knew that I needed to show these beads in such a way that other people could see and appreciate their richness and the African history that went along with them.
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Just kidding, it actually appears to be seasoned kale chips arranged in such a way that anybody who knew what crispy nugs look like at a distance would identify that food on the scale as premium kush.
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She's wonderfully dynamic, leading the camera in such a way that we see the Villanueva house like never before, and relishing menial activities like making tea or eating arepas without ever letting up on Jane's spiraling thoughts.
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Her expression captures that exact feeling of being powerless within a culture that is structured in such a way that simply being a woman makes you vulnerable in ways you never even knew you could be vulnerable.
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We do, again, from a point, we've set it up in such a way that the control is really within your hands, that you can own who you want to share it with and who you don't.
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"On May 23, the administration submitted answers to these questions -- but classified them in such a way that even my staff with a Top Secret security clearance could not review the response," Ayotte wrote in the letter.
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"What we have seen is that markets are interpreting the developments in such a way that there will be an increasing interest rate differential and that this will have an impact on the exchange rate," Nowotny said.
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I wasn't sure quite what to expect, but I attempted to cater to the environment as best I could, ensuring to style the pieces in such a way that I would not be showing too much skin.
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American missile defence batteries will need beefing up in such places as Fort Greeley, Alaska, in such a way that China may feel its "second strike capability", or ability to retaliate after a nuclear attack, is jeopardised.
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Called Color Binoculars, the app makes use of the phone's camera to adjust colors in such a way that a colorblind person can see whatever's in the frame in the same way a non-colorblind person would.
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He says, "The definition of infertility is now written in such a way that it includes the rights of all individuals to have a family, and that includes single men, single women, gay men, gay women."Dr.
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The American criminal justice system is racist under this theory because, despite formally guaranteeing equal protection, it is set up in such a way that black people end up getting arrested and incarcerated at wildly disproportionate rates.
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But Slim's influence would rise in such a way that he would de facto fully control the company, which has been struggling with high debts and sluggish business since a property bubble burst in Spain in 2007.
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But those elements are useless without a direct emotional connection to the characters, and Game of Thrones promoted the books' fan favorites in such a way that viewers immediately latched onto the same characters that readers did.
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Obviously this is only one small example of myriad ways in which we've set up the system in such a way that relatively few people manage to capture a vast share of the gains from economic growth.
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He seems to gaze into the handheld device in such a way that renders all-too-familiar today, as if he's just read a bad tweet or recoiling from a Trump-related push notification from the Times.
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It allows companies who have been dealing with data snapshots, instead of the whole picture, to present the data to BI tools in such a way that they don't have to settle for that small data view.
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At one point in our conversation, he blocked out all of the background crowd noise in such a way that I could hear him speak perfectly clearly a few feet away from me; it was borderline disorienting.
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Typically this happens when the payload for the mission exceeds a certain weight, since at higher weights the Falcon 9 must be configured in such a way that means it will be fully expended during launch operations.
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If our 2020 Census is written in such a way that many people decline to answer — because they are already vulnerable and the question puts them on their guard — we will have gained nothing, but lost accuracy.
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But the current investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) process is set up in such a way that investors in countries that are signatories to trade deals can, through non-elected tribunals, override the sovereign laws of countries.
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This is highly significant since it has the potential to define one of the two major political parties in such a way that it will continue to espouse his views and style long after he is gone.
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The new school was built on the grounds of the old one, but in such a way that it didn't disturb the small area — formerly two classrooms, a lobby and the main hallway — where the shooting occurred.
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Short-term lenders can avoid the full payment test on loans up to $500, but only if the payments are structured in such a way that allows the borrower to pay off the principal of the loan.
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A portion of his opening statement published by Reuters on Monday indicates Muilenburg will say that the aviation company has improved the aircraft in such a way "that will ensure that accidents like these never happen again."
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Microlensing can occur when stars pass in front of each other from our perspective on Earth, resulting in the gravitational field of the foreground star warping spacetime in such a way that the background star appears enlarged.
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That's pretty much it, but Gale and Zemeckis build the story in such a way that everything that occurs early on serves as a setup for a payoff you might not realize is going to come later.
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If you take the appearance of formalism, but bang the cues into each other in such a way that the picture space wobbles or flickers, or doesn't work properly — you are making a surreal proposition about formalism.
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A presidential candidate's job is to describe the actual America—the physical country, the strip malls and power lines and bridges—in such a way that it lines up, more or less, with enough voters' personal Americas.
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Week 24's slate played out in such a way that we know for sure which six teams are in and which ten are out—however, we don't yet know how all of them will be seeded.
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Amenities include changing rooms and toilets that will also be built into a slope and will have a green roof — it will be integrated into the landscape in such a way that walking paths lead over it.
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In the bizarre letter — which is postmarked June 28, the day of the shooting — the suspect, Jarrod W. Ramos, formatted his remarks in such a way that the letter looks and reads much like a court document.
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But credit rankings in the US are set up in such a way that people with more resources get more financial breaks while people with fewer resources are routinely punished — often in ways that make little sense.
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"This reduction is unfortunately unavoidable if we want to avoid double functions and position our organisation in such a way that we can achieve our goals," retail head Frank Strauss said in the memo seen by Reuters.
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For the last 30 years, the committee, chaired by the secretary of the treasury, has been charged with structuring mergers and acquisitions between US and foreign companies in such a way that protects US national security interests.
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In Belleek, there is a gas station situated in such a way that when you walk through the front door, you're in the Republic of Ireland, but when you exit out the back, you're in Northern Ireland.
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When a CNN debate moderator then asked Warren for her version of events, framing the question in such a way that it accepted her version of events as true, some Sanders supporters insisted the fix was in.
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It's not just that we do not want to leave, we will act in such a way that the conditions do not get anywhere near to a position where they might challenge our presence in the euro.
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The repeal of Net Neutrality would change that, stifling innovation in such a way that those who have been historically underserved by the health care system — low-income people and people of color — will be most impacted.
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French leaders voted this year to impose a new tax on economic activity that takes place online and crafted it in such a way that it would largely hit large American tech companies like Amazon and Facebook.
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"Now that we've done the animal experiment, we see that using one drug changes your brain in such a way that using another drug becomes more rewarding," said Dr. Kandel, a professor of sociology at Columbia University.
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While it is true that a general price increase will affect everyone to some degree, the alcohol tax is structured in such a way that the great majority of people who drink responsibly will barely feel it.
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The letter of the law has prevailed in such a way that requires Kesha to continue working with her alleged abuser without reprieve, and has yet to place any burden on Dr. Luke or Sony regarding Kesha's wellbeing.
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It's about setting up systems in such a way that you have safety built into the structure of the service, regardless of how much or how little the end user is willing to participate in those safety mechanisms.
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Magic Leap's solution is an optical system that creates the illusion of depth in such a way that your eyes focus far for far things, and near for near, and will converge or diverge at the correct distances.
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And which signal has the highest quality, with the least areas of uncertainty?' in such a way that they can smartly decide, 'Okay, how do I respond to the multiple channel input of different quality, of different formats?
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"We have the same view that this is regrettable, but that we must try to negotiate in such a way that very good, very close relations are possible with Britain afterwards," Merkel told reporters at a news conference.
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"I think it's time for us to put a vote on the floor, a resolution for the inquiry structured in such a way that it can move forward with full power of the Congress behind it," said Rep.
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But we do it in such a way that you can't get the identities and we've been asked for that and we just don't participate in that because we just think there's too much upside to risk this.
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After a couple minutes she called her mom, screaming at her that she was a horrible person for teaching her how to make sandwiches in such a way that would make her an embarrassment in the culinary world.
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The clinical white; the fact that the grain runs in such a way that when you run your nail down the length of it, it feels like scraping a thousand tiny washboards; the incredibly sharp point on top.
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"For the first time, we have the possibility of fiscal policy being implemented in such a way that it has the possibility of changing the deflation we've had for quite a while," said Krishna Memani, CIO of OppenheimerFunds.
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The slabs down the central corridors have settled in such a way that they slant upward, which is fortunate, because whenever the building's plumbing gives out, the floor acts as a gully, channeling water away from the cells.
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"Department members shall not behave in such a way that a reasonable person would expect that discredit could be brought upon the department, or that it would create the appearance of impropriety or corruptive behavior," the department said.
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He argues that this social suite is not just learned from others; it is underpinned by thousands of genes that have evolved to nudge biochemistry and behaviour in such a way that people tend towards a good society.
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However, I think one of the major issues we're seeing is that the scientific, medical and governmental community has been very poor at responding to false information and telling the story in such a way that people understand.
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The first time we see Luke in the main Paradise office, which features a painting of Biggie Smalls wearing a crown, the camera settles on our hero in such a way that Biggie's crown falls directly on Luke.
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The LifeCycle technique, developed by hygiene and waste management company PHS Group, has been designed to process commercial hygiene waste in such a way that moisture content is removed and a "raw, clean burnable mass" is left over.
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Her thick, gravity-defying copper-red curls — shaped in such a way that it's less like hair and more like a majestic lion's mane — would make a Renaissance painter weep, and a 17th-century English king deeply jealous.
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I asked Best about his thoughts as to why the files—which, the FBI has long claimed do not exist—were named in such a way that, in complete coincidence, aligned with the paranormal show The X-Files.
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He explained the government was keen to put money into the business so long as the funds were structured in such a way that a private buyer does not benefit from them should the steelmaker fold for good.
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This time, I skipped the dry shampoo most days, threw some olive oil in my ends for a DIY treatment, and pulled my hair back in such a way that made me look like a second-rate Kardashian.
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"It's a matter of getting the balance right making sure the rules are written in such a way that well-qualified buyers today and in the future aren't boxed out because the rules are so narrow," Stevens said.
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We do not know, we've designed 21Password in such a way that when you visit a page, or open a login, we don't know what sites you have logins for, and we don't know when you use them.
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It's a silicone protector that's actually part of the device — it ships with the reader and, in fact, it's adhered to the product in such a way that you can't separate the two with damaging one or both.
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I send this text from a corner of my university's beginning-of-the-year department get-together, leaning heavily on my cane and trying to arrange my face in such a way that I don't look too uncomfortable.
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Their styles, behind the camera and away from it, contrast in such a way that for the first time in a decade, Ms. Levitt was noticing someone who could finally tip the scales in her work-life balance.
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The table is now set in such a way that virtually any outcome is a win for North Korea, but only a very narrow and difficult range of outcomes will save the United States from an embarrassing failure.
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That format-breaking fourth season — which hid jokes and callbacks in such a way that you couldn't understand them without marathoning the entire thing — was controversial, but Hurwitz wasn't deterred from the possibility of keeping the show going.
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In three selections from Alvin Lucier's "Wave Songs," Ms. Mundy produced long held notes on top of electronic sine waves in such a way that the minute pitch differences created a gently pulsating massage in the listener's ear.
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Sure, the multibillion headline number was big enough to appease the gods, but the award was structured in such a way that Tesla would have to reach highly ambitious milestones for Mr. Musk to receive any of it.
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But more than that, the exhibit was beautifully done, the descriptions accompanying the paintings were terrific, and it was displayed in the gallery in such a way that it flowed beautifully from start to finish, despite the crowds.
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It reframes the mythology and symbolism of Moore's "Watchmen" unsettlingly — but not, I think, flippantly — into racial commentary, in such a way that you might think that the original story was intended to grow into this all along.
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We talked about being revenue neutral originally, but I think that the politics have evolved in such a way that if you're going to get anything done reasonably fast, it can't be a 1986-type massive reform act.
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Like it or not, our democracies are constructed in such a way that ultimately politicians will have to make decisions and come up with the solutions and the resources to combat terrorism from within and from the outside.
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The government had made a calculated decision to allow for flooding these lands years before Harvey, when it designed, modified, and maintained the dams in such a way that would flood private properties during severe storms, Lettow wrote.
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President Moon must agree to talks in such a way that both shows the world that he favors peace and is willing to talk without preconditions and shows that he is keenly aware of the North Korean threat.
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To actually get the status, you have to not only have the preference, but you also have to be able to perform the preference in such a way that people don't think you're faking it for the status.
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The senator is not cut from the Bill Clinton model of politics, where the goal is to aim toward the pragmatic center and position one's ideas in such a way that they are difficult to attack as leftist.
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It was an online opt-in poll, meaning that it was not a random sample of American Muslims, and several questions were written in such a way that the answers would end up sounding extremist no matter what.
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If we were to fulsomely expose it in such a way that would be completely persuasive to everyone, we can just kiss that off," Clapper said, adding, "That will imperil our ability to provide such intelligence in the future.
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"We've created the platform in such a way that we're able to provide this service like a SaaS B2B service to banks and telcos…and our service is available without internet access," Sagini said — noting the platform's USSD capabilities.
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It similarly reduced women to sex objects rather than human beings, and ignored their desires and consent in such a way that even the man who spearheaded the movement, The Game author Neil Strauss, has backtracked on his claims.
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Other tidbits of note: The battery in the case is exactly the same as last year's model, with a 398mAh capacity, and it's sealed to the case in such a way that you can forget about replacing it, ever.
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Facebook is a particular concern of observers as it allows micro-targeting of voters in such a way that it is difficult to track ads and to whom they're directed, despite an Ad Library that tracks spending by candidates.
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We could organize medicine in such a way that the difference between the specialist doctor, the nurse practitioner, and the pharmacist is relatively small and most health care is delivered by people in the middle of the skill distribution.
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Indeed, it's possible that Neanderthals crafted clothing from foxes and wolverines, but discarded the remains in such a way that archaeologists are now unable to recover them; absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, as the saying goes.
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When a puzzle calls for the Snip/Clip twosome to overlap in such a way that they fill in an outline, you often need to shear pieces off of one or both to ensure they stay inside the lines.
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They believe he bungled an investigation in such a way that the FBI, which is supposed to be a neutral party, is playing the worst sort of partisan politics on the eve (literally, now) of a hotly contested election.
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When phones connect to the tower (which acts like it's a regular cellular provider), the Steal Cell Tower will send those phones SMS messages written in such a way that they appear to be from someone the recipient knows.
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The speakers are positioned in such a way that I often found my hands covering up one or two when holding it, but that's the beauty of having four speakers — you can't cover them all at the same time.
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If you put a gene describing the CRISPR RNA and its protein into a cell in such a way that it gets expressed only under certain conditions, you have a cell whose genome can be reprogammed by remote control.
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Even if the public warms up to smart guns, this won't stop criminals from firing stolen weapons, because there's no way to lock down a firearm or any other gadget in such a way that it can't be "jailbroken".
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The company's various ventures now encompass almost every single consumer market, and CEO Jeff Bezos is an expert at linking these sometimes disparate threads in such a way that they build on one another toward a longer term goal.
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"When explosions occur, soil is fractured and dispersed in such a way that allows removal of TNT by soil-borne bacteria, resulting in an increased effectiveness in the removal of toxins that may cause adverse environmental effects," he said.
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"The current debate offers the historic chance to transform the piecemeal, expensive and inefficient German climate policy in such a way that putting a price on CO2 becomes the focal point," said the chairman of the council, Christoph Schmidt.
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Senate Republicans are already expanding the tax credit in their bill, but in such a way that middle-class and higher-income families will see the full benefit, while people who make less money will see a smaller increase.
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Even Apple has managed to sort it out in such a way that they have good fidelity on their earnings calls, though you have to open Safari for them (if you're a Chrome user this is kind of annoying).
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Rather, it means managing our present and future arsenal in such a way that we strengthen the balance that prevents Moscow (or another nuclear power) from making the misjudgment that it can prevail in a nuclear or conventional attack.
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She is offering herself up as a source of stability to another person—"I said I'm strong / Straight / Willing / To be a / Shelter / In a storm"—but in such a way that she herself becomes open to being hurt.
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Moreover, fracking may occur in such a way that the wells are drilled in formations with drinking water resources, or the well may be constructed improperly so that the toxic chemicals in the water seep into the surrounding earth.
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The other side effect I noticed with the Ativan that seemed particularly frustrating was that the muscle relaxant it contained numbed my throat in such a way that I couldn't get my voice to sound the way I like.
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The education I got was designed in such a way that distracted me from social causes, and many of the families that owned land where I grew up were supporters of or related to the government and the dictatorship.
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The decision was part of a successful appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport by the IAAF, who claimed that Russia's anti-doping agency (RUSADA) punished guilty athletes in such a way that they could keep their medals.
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While Braatz had a wealth of documentation and geeky ephemera that would be catnip to any Lynch enthusiast, he assembled them in such a way that the finished product fails to stand on its own as an artistic statement.
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And there are indeed strong and scary parallels: Orban has effectively turned Hungary into an authoritarian state, retaining the forms of democracy but rigging the system in such a way that his party has a permanent lock on power.
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His main economic promise was that he would play tough with America's trading partners and get new trade deals that would save American workers and jumpstart the economy in such a way that the debt would be paid down.
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But, this theory goes, they mistake a bright artificial source like an electric light for moonlight and alter their flight path in such a way that they spiral toward or circle the artificial source instead, often with fatal results.
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"In an adversarial environment where the algorithm is under attack, it's YouTube's responsibility to design the system in such a way that it is resilient to this kind of manipulation, even if that means including human moderators," Wilson says.
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Hand-carved horned masks and maces were propped neatly against a wall and a taxidermied fox was tied to a pitchfork in such a way that it seemed to be giving the middle finger to everyone in the vicinity.
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By and large, the theory of these cases was that manufacturers were selling to retailers with reason to know that these retailers sell guns in such a way that many of the guns end up on the black market.
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Using fooling images to hack AI systems does have its limitations: first, it takes more time to craft scrambled images in such a way that an AI system thinks it's seeing a specific image, rather than making a random mistake.
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Graphic: Box Graphic: Box When it comes to innovating, you have to structure your teams in such a way that you can react to changing requirements in the marketplace, and in today's tech world, being agile is more important than ever.
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I was working in private equity and I was seeing how ... And I came out of finance, so I was seeing how the whole system is really designed in such a way that really isn't good for people and the planet.
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The aforementioned Oculus apps have the same high resolution graphics and flawless, low latency tracking as Tilt Brush, but there's something about Tilt Brush that just flows in such a way that encourages users to create colorful flourishes and performative strokes.
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It does not forbid other developers using the word in their own titles or synopsis—it just prevents them from using "cyberpunk" as the main word in a title, in such a way that it could represent a consumer-confusing shorthand.
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Airbnb exists in what I call the Digital Layer — a business model in which infrastructure-light companies leverage existing physical infrastructure and proprietary software to connect buyers and sellers in such a way that new markets or liquidity are created.
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The antennae scatter the light falling on them in such a way that, when the individual changes are added up, the combined effect is the same as if different parts of the beam had passed through the lens at different speeds.
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In most places, you can draw districts with equal populations and still decimate a given party simply by spreading its voters out across many districts, or concentrating them in such a way that the other party will lose most races.
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An agreement to use the euro would require stronger backing than the currency presently has, but could be framed in such a way that the participating governments had more flexibility on such criteria as debt levels – which are already widely ignored.
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The most precious sort of experiences I've ever had with art have been deeply personal and almost something that I can't articulate and has destabilized me or shook me in such a way that I spent more time thinking about it.
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The software was also built in such a way that the science team can outfit AEGIS with different "target profiles," which will allow Curiosity to look for different kinds of rocks as the robot rolls into new, unexplored Martian territory.
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As radical a choice as the plot twist is, it offers the opportunity to blow up the characters' lives in such a way that will force all three sides of the show's main love triangle to reevaluate what they want.
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Also, some exchanges such as Coinbase offer the service of a "vault," which lets you store your bitcoin in such a way that it takes a longer period of time and multiple checks for anyone, including you, to access it.
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Only when he came to Leicester City in 2015 did the world start to take notice of the player who patrols the area in front of his defense in such a way that allows both midfielders and defenders to play up.
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Cameras with Micro Four Thirds sensors can take fantastic images, and Panasonic may very well have tuned the image processing on the G43 in such a way that the stills it captures look dramatically better than those on the GH5.
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Nestlé has announced that its researchers have found a way to alter the subatomic structure of natural sugar in such a way that it can use over a third less of the substance in its products without altering their taste.
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According to the government, the plan was shelved as it believed a lack of interest from customers would have forced it to undertake steps to stimulate a competitive market in such a way that consumer protections would have been undermined.
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According to quantum mechanics, the probabilities of all possible states of particles in the universe must respect "unitarity," evolving in such a way that the universe's past states can in principle always be uniquely determined by rewinding from its present state.
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It's a audiobox computer program that can fulfill the functions of a music studio, but organized in such a way that you could have a playful approach to working with your material, you could improvise, and create music through improvisation.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer told the RND newspaper chain the coalition had agreed to hold the German arms industry to stricter rules, but said it was "fundamentally wrong to interpret those rules in such a way that essentially reduces exports to nothing".
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Don't get me wrong, the lionfish is absolutely detrimental to the environment and it's best if we kill them all because they're destroying the reefs and everything, but it caught on in such a way that normal people can't get it.
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The Nature Conservancy's island eradication programs have always focused on benefiting an ecosystem as a whole, but it is particularly concerned with invasives that tip the ecological balance in such a way that it threatens native wildlife with outright extinction.
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The 1976 law is written in such a way that it can be almost impossible for the E.P.A. to do a satisfactory job, in part because it does not require manufacturers to provide safety data before a product hits the market.
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If the agent gets the better horse and cuts the lesser horse loose, he has to spin the lesser horse's trainer in such a way that he won't be angry the next time the agent comes asking about a horse.
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What if the world was set up in such a way that we could really believe — not just pretend to — that having spent a period of time concentrating on raising children at the expense of future earnings would bring us respect?
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Cuomo has engineered the politics in such a way that no one can touch him—but to pitch himself as a true progressive, he will have to win back many of the players that he has burned with such evident relish.
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It's the nature of big online businesses to seek as much data as possible, and often engage with consumers in such a way that the users share a lot about themselves in the name of fun (Facebook) and professional advantage (LinkedIn).
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January 31's supermoon, according to the space agency, will also feature a total lunar eclipse -- when the Earth, sun and moon, line up in such a way that the Earth blocks the sunlight that would otherwise reflect off the moon.
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Haas had a fondness for esoteric hallucinogens, particularly one called DMT, known for producing a "businessman's trip" that lasts only minutes but distorts time perception in such a way that the user feels as if they were high for years.
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Another way to learn the needs of specific communities might have been to structure the year-long headquarters search in such a way that the public were aware of and able to comment on proposals, but unfortunately that ship has sailed.
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It seems like a phenomenon that people who start out or have a tenure in the hardcore scene have subsequent projects that diverge from it in such a way that, while you can hear the influences, go in different directions.
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"We have to make it legal and available to Florida residents, but we have to do it in such a way that it complies to the guidance we've been given by the federal government," Rodrigues told the Tampa Bay Times.
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They seem to often mine their sample libraries for cheap-sounding electronics, but arranging them at in such a way that they still feel lush and misty—like a diorama of a jungle mocked up with toothpicks and silly string.
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Even though their work can often change the meaning and setting of a game in such a way that it ends up being quite different from the original, I still see localization as being something that can bring people closer.
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I think that this is proof that when they read about what these people have done, they connected with it emotionally in such a way that they weren't expressing what we wanted to express but really felt their own way.
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Not only would it have to be compact enough to fit in a rocket fairing, it would also have to be powerful enough to host a settlement and designed in such a way that it could withstand the harsh space environment.
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To revisit the show now is illuminating, as it reveals how persuasively the medium of podcasting can tell a story—the ascent of Hillary Clinton to the Presidency—in such a way that it seems not just plausible but inevitable.
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Now, for the first time, the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam has devised a system for removing pages from the albums to display the artworks in such a way that they can be returned to the Gabburri collection safely.
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Though Rorschach sticking to his morals is noble — lying to people about millions of deaths is unconscionable — the situation is positioned in such a way that if he spills the truth, it will inevitably wreck the fragile peace Ozymandias achieved.
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Dr. Leder found that in Burkitt's lymphoma cells, the chromosomes are erroneously rearranged in such a way that a gene called myc, which is involved in controlling the growth of a cell, is swapped into a region containing the immunoglobulin genes.
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Navigating the blackface segment raises yet more issues, and we see a short clip of Jolson coating his face and neck in greasepaint — except the image is safely cropped in such a way that you can't quite tell what's going on.
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I am a pastor who has to go after the Lord's sheep and find them and bring them back to the fold and give them the kind of guidance and discipline them in such a way that they will come back.
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I didn't totally buy that Dom would open up like that about her former partner's role in bolstering her FBI career, but Gummer and Wong committed to the scene in such a way that their intimacy became convincing pretty quickly.
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Afterward, I find out that the works that are for sale have been mixed in with other objects (some of which visitors are allowed to touch and manipulate) in such a way that it all feels like one encompassing reverie.
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The pilots were not able to shut off MCAS in large part because they probably didn't know how; Boeing made the change in such a way that it did not require new training, which would have cost the company millions of dollars.
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Any human with average carving skills knows that carving pumpkins always seems like a fun activity, until you find yourself covered in pumpkin guts and unable to properly wield a knife in such a way that produces the picturesque design you'd hoped for.
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As reported by Gizmodo in June, Amazon structures its performance metrics in such a way that makes basic necessities, like prayer or bathroom breaks, prohibitively difficult, sometimes leading to docked pay or termination for those who cannot meet the company's arduous expectations.
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On the heels of this news, on Thursday a group of 11 genetics groups released policy recommendations for what's known as "germline editing"—or altering the human genome in such a way that those changes could be passed down to future generations.
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There are plenty of people — and I count myself among them — who are convinced that democracy is either eroding across the globe or is being transformed in such a way that we have to rethink what it means and how it works.
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While most of her fellow actors opted for modest low kicks, Calamy decided to show off her flexibility, extending her leg in such a way that an entire row of red carpet photographers got more of a flash than they were bargaining for.
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My thinking was if I write in such a way that won't include anything that trigger classification, that will make it easier to discuss within FBI and government, and to hold on to it in a way that makes it accessible to us.
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"I'm sharing this to show moms that sometimes it doesn't matter if you're thin, ate right, and exercised during pregnancy, sometimes your body grows in such a way that simply doesn't allow you to 'bounce back' in friggen 3 weeks," she wrote.
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That suggests there could be a number of other iOS apps, as well as Android versions too, that use session replays, and in such a way that leaves the information recorded through the app vulnerable to a hacker or other malicious third party.
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The FBI's so-called sneak-and-peak searches let law enforcement spy on unsuspecting customers' email accounts in such a way that many of the users in question didn't know that their data was under investigation since the feds demanded Microsoft's silence.
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"Part of our mission deals with making sure that data and information is readily accessible and is preserved in such a way that the content is discoverable, and able to be dealt with in ways that will persist through time," Collins said.
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Since 2014 with the release of iOS753, iPhones have been designed in such a way that even Apple cannot unlock the device and access user data; only someone who knows the phone's passcode is supposed to be able to access its contents.
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Some of those atoms absorb the light in such a way that they are neither in their unperturbed, lowest-energy state nor in an elevated-energy state but in both at the same time, an effect that is central to quantum mechanics.
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Efforts are now underway to determine if these cancer therapies can be used to build up the immune system of patients with HIV in such a way that they too can achieve a durable and perhaps life-long treatment-free state of remission.
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Paul Bernard, a director at the Amazon Alexa Fund, which contributed to North's significant funding, said he believes North has brought together all the pieces of smart technology in such a way that it could be part of a next-generation computing platform.
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The futility of France's laws—as well as Belgium's, which vaguely define drug trafficking in such a way that users can conveniently be treated as dealers by law—stands in contrast with successful examples of more sensible approaches elsewhere on the continent.
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According to EarthSky, this is because "the earth's axis and earth's orbit around the sun combine in such a way that the axis is inclined neither away from nor toward the sun," making for a balance in how much sunlight each hemisphere receives.
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THUMP are close and keen followers of Holly Herndon, yet what continues to impress us even more than her restless commitment to social commentary, is how she communicates her themes, concerns and theories in such a way that never obscures the music.
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It was lighter, poppier, but less slick than those bands, with Dalle's voice bathed in distortion in such a way that her low drawl became another instrument rather than a big, brutal thing in itself, like it had been in the past.
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"Kirsten really took these issues of family and workplace for women and lifted them up in such a way that they are now the centerpiece of so many conversations in Washington," Schriock, the president of the PAC supporting pro-choice Democratic women, says.
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Blood vessels in people with diabetes will often thicken in such a way that it prevents the effective delivery of oxygen and nutrients through the body, and, over time, can lead to serious problems such as kidney failure, strokes, and heart attacks.
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The emphasis is mine: Magic Leap's solution is an optical system that creates the illusion of depth in such a way that your eyes focus far for far things, and near for near, and will converge or diverge at the correct distances.
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Sometimes you can design an experiment or make an observation that leaves you very little doubt about the answer to your question, and sometimes the world is just made in such a way that you just have to keep observing and keep trying.
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"Until today, I do not have any result which substantiates or supports the accusations made in the letter in such a way that it would provide – according to the legal rules for foundations – an important reason for dismissing Johann Gevers," he said.
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And so, the cars are built accordingly: The steering wheel, airbags, headrests, and seatbelts are all aligned in such a way that a person weighing an average of 197 pounds, with a male spinal structure and a specific muscle distribution, is well protected.
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"As far as I can judge, it is designed in such a way that it violates EU regulations, it encroaches on the independence of the Riksbank and it makes it harder for us to handle financial stability," he said in a parliament hearing.
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"In the Fortune interview, McMillon also singled out the company's active shooter training, saying that he felt that the store employees in El Paso acted in such a way that "we all feel very confident that lives were saved and seconds were gained.
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"We use advanced image processing and deep learning to process the photo or video in such a way that it will look similar to the human eye but machines, AI, face recognition classifiers will not be able to recognize the individual," Perry said.
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" He added, "The for-profit private sector is going to be playing a stronger role in the next number of years at trying to reset the bar, for fear that the bar shifts in such a way that it's not healthy for society.
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"I was worried that we would do to the Latino vote what was done to the African-American vote by defining our party in such a way that we could not reach out what has become the nation's largest minority group," he said.
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