In the abstract, this is unfair but not egregiously so.
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In the abstract, there is some merit to this strategy.
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In the abstract, we are already into a third party.
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And in the abstract it makes sense: Millions of Jews
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In the abstract, both halves of the contradiction are true.
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In the abstract, this is all something of a moot point.
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Seen in the abstract, government is always unpopular with Republican voters.
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The bitcoin infrastructure is excellent, secure, and powerful in the abstract.
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This remains true, so far as we know, in the abstract.
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The polling has shown this consistently, but only in the abstract.
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But these numbers can be hard to grasp in the abstract.
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This sounds cool in the abstract, but in reality it causes problems.
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In the abstract, sure, people are comfortable addressing the concept of death.
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Does a Space Force make international conflict more likely in the abstract?
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In the abstract, warning against these issues can come off as patronizing.
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This objection, though persuasive in the abstract, struck me as politically overthought.
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There is, sadly, nothing unusual about the Warmbier case in the abstract.
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The art world was busy talking about the "political" in the abstract.
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"In the Abstract," Art Bernstein, Sue Contessa, Peter Galasso and Aida Izadpanah.
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Clearly, we are in the abstract realm where artists cogitate and compose.
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There is no such thing as a human being in the abstract.
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But it's more than just a failure to empathize in the abstract.
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It&aposs one thing to talk about these threats in the abstract.
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The link between diversity and victory does not exist in the abstract.
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Violence in this regard should never be thought about in the abstract.
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Remember that dopamine deals in the abstract, whether it's control or desire dopamine.
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I think there are some important ideological distinctions, at least in the abstract.
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I think there are some important ideological distinctions, at least in the abstract.
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The densest changes occurred in the abstract, which again, was already publicly available.
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The film isn't just concerned with the pursuit of excellence in the abstract.
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Gifts that are admired in the abstract often seem less welcome in person.
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In the abstract, Season 8 sounds like Game of Thrones' female-friendliest yet.
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Sure, I'd been excited about the idea of a baby in the abstract.
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While feasible in the abstract, it elevates the risk of escalation in reality.
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"We're all opposed to child abuse in the abstract," Victor Vieth told me.
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SETAUKET "In the Abstract," Art Bernstein, Sue Contessa, Peter Galasso and Aida Izadpanah.
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In the abstract, almost everyone thinks we need to stop overheating our planet.
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Few would argue that those goals, in the abstract, are anything but good.
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So I was aware of the squid attack — but only in the abstract.
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But that's enough about how these foods make us feel in the abstract.
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Michael Bloomberg: Sometimes things in the abstract are better than things in reality.
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Mr. Lonergan poses these questions not in the abstract, but as practical matters.
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"This stuff is really hard to figure out in the abstract," he said.
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When we think of inequality in the abstract, everyone agrees that it's bad.
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We're already dealing in the abstract, so it's best not to worry about it.
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Additionally, most Democrats say they're in favor of Medicare for All in the abstract.
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So, maybe arguments that only focus on "privacy," in the abstract, leave you cold.
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And yet, appealing as the thought is in the abstract, it seems commercially counterintuitive.
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It's the idea of creating something great in the abstract that the show respects.
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But those ideals cannot be realized in the abstract, away from the voting booths.
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In the abstract, it's hard to appreciate just how catastrophic this death toll is.
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In a sense, we are all in the abstract world of the draw now.
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But in the abstract, this sort of condemnation makes a certain kind of sense.
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To talk about issues in the abstract without making them specific to the individual.
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Even in the abstract, counterfeit products can cause real problems for small businesses and creators.
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I knew it in the abstract way you know that anything in life is possible.
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In the abstract, going to war with someone, anyone, most definitely benefits a President Trump.
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As you'll see in the transcript below, we mostly talked about design in the abstract.
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In the abstract, harassment is non-ideological — a behavior rather than a set of ideas.
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In the abstract for the study, they write: They also outline their methodology: Seems legit!
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Mr. Powell finally allowed that he shared concerns about borrowing too much, in the abstract.
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That's good to know in the abstract, but is that enough to regain the House?
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It's really hard to talk about norms in the abstract, much less to defend them.
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Killing cats to save endangered species was a simple — if sad — calculation in the abstract.
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So we're not just arguing about the best course for the nation in the abstract.
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In the abstract, there's a fine debate to be had about which approach is superior.
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And they find that, in the abstract, on polls and surveys, the public often agrees.
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You're most likely to notice it in the abstract, if you notice it at all.
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The photos—shot from a plane and a helicopter—continued in the abstract aerial vein.
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It's one thing to talk about migrant workers and immigration in the abstract, for example.
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It's easy to denounce insurance regulation in the abstract as government red tape and burdensome.
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Even some of the claims made by recreational CBD sellers aren't bullshit, in the abstract.
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What worked in the abstract, in nineteenth-century Germany, felt monstrous in the wake of Columbine.
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That has benefits in the abstract, but it sometimes means Siri feels dumber than it should.
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In the abstract, suing Beyoncé as an obscure artist is an absurd and, obviously, newsworthy route.
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You can create your own audio-visual composition in the abstract animator's style right on Google.com.
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But this was all perfectly clear when conservatives were willing to oppose Obama in the abstract.
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It's just about remembering that love doesn't exist in the abstract—it's real, and it's here.
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They were somewhat less supportive of the notion of democracy in the abstract than Haddad voters.
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It's one thing to dismiss human beings in the abstract, another to gloss over real loss.
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It's a vision that sounds appealing in the abstract, especially when compared to the standard fusionist fare.
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Relevance: "USS Callister" is relevant today in the same way Terminator remains relevant: largely in the abstract.
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However, knowing something in the abstract is different than seeing it up close in excruciatingly personal detail.
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Love, lust, desire, and the body all get explored in the abstract watercolor works of Paula Giriadă.
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Clinton might be more appealing to these voters than a debate over gun control in the abstract.
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"The proceedings were brought in the abstract, without reference to any specific act or individual," he said.
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Admirable as this approach may seem in the abstract, there is something stingy about it in practice.
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That is fine in the abstract, but it bears thinking a bit more deeply about this issue.
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Most commentators treat this distinction, in the abstract, as not only morally black-and-white, but obvious.
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If the conversation turns away from subsidies in the abstract and instead turns to "picking good" — i.
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But those notes are full of artful caveats that keep Camp as a defined term in the abstract.
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It's as if they, like the processed foods they show, only exist in the abstract, as Platonic forms.
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Why it matters: In the abstract, people often dismiss email scams as a punchline they are somehow above.
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While an appealing slogan in the abstract, cutting spending usually proves to be difficult and unpopular in practice.
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Advocates of the DeVos agenda point to polling showing "school choice" is popular with Americans in the abstract.
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It's difficult in the abstract to appreciate that those with morally objectionable viewpoints can still be good people.
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Of course, female solidarity is drastically easier to achieve in the abstract of a TV show or film.
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While it's easy to discuss reputation in the abstract, you can't just hang out around the water cooler.
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Now, could it be the case that Democrats are merely opposed to an older candidate in the abstract?
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It is of course possible that Trump knew nothing -- even in the abstract -- of this pattern of payments.
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But Patrick had one of my favorite careers because of how much better it sounds in the abstract.
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Many people support racial integration in the abstract but don't want to do the things integration would require.
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Such an approach has advantages over prescriptive regulation, which prejudges, in the abstract, entire categories of business practices.
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Often the details matter less than how their presence suggests sharp intelligence and spiritual yearning in the abstract.
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Debating a carbon tax in the abstract, without specifying the level, just leads to a useless circle jerk.
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Thinking about it all in the abstract can be panic-inducing, while writing about it helps me gain perspective.
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Katsas said on Tuesday that waterboarding was "likely" torture, but that he was hesitant to speak in the abstract.
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So, I realized around the time I got hired that my interest in death was mostly in the abstract.
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They argue that it is the cost of raising kids, rather than children in the abstract, that reduces pleasure.
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Yes, we might talk about the homeless problem in the abstract, or donate a little money to a charity.
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" She said, "The thing he damages is something he neither owns nor particularly values, in the abstract, at least.
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The numbers might not seem all that remarkable in the abstract—in 2017, Maine saw 418 deaths from overdoses.
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It is impossible to be humorous about, in the abstract, because it is anti-abstraction: It adores the particular.
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In the abstract, voters are supportive; the problems arise when the same voters are told key details, including costs.
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In the abstract, the offer to meet up with an interesting person seems great, or at least marginally interesting.
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That may be a legitimate case in the abstract, but absolutely no corruption -- or corrupt intent -- has been proven.
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It's one thing to understand in the abstract that America has the highest health care prices in the world.
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In the abstract, Bolsonaro voters are just somewhat less supportive of democracy than those who voted for his opponent.
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In the abstract, single-payer health care is popular too, even when it's mentioned that taxes will fund it.
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I'm grateful to the language gap for rendering delectable such a vivid portrait of gruff masculinity in the abstract.
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For whatever reason, the possibility—even in the abstract—has never occurred to me, and the idea is unexpectedly intimate.
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And you care because (making the same assumption again) you care about beer and whiskey, even just in the abstract.
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In the abstract as well as the applied, modern education is poised to take advantage of this latest tech innovation.
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Most Americans are broadly supportive of school integration in the abstract, even if individual white families' choices are the reverse.
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But he argued that, in the abstract, the deposit rate could be increased if it started to curb bank lending.
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I remember thinking it was funny in the abstract and then once I'd done it I felt sober and pale.
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Like people everywhere, in the abstract, their words were a lot tougher and meaner than their face-to-face behavior.
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Spin refers to using language, often in the abstract or summary of the study, to make negative results appear positive.
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Polls have shown that voters have serious concern in the abstract about a candidate who's over the age of 19803.
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The reason is that you can't make an assessment of relative safety or risk of these technologies in the abstract.
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They applaud troops in the abstract, stick the yellow ribbon on the car bumper, and that's the extent of it.
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We live in the future, or at least in a version of the future that always seemed miraculous in the abstract.
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While Venezuela may resemble Cold War-era conflicts in Latin America in the abstract, the details of it are quite different.
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Ms Steiker believes that if you ask people whether they support capital punishment in the abstract, they tend to say yes.
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In the abstract, I like the idea of reinventing things like card and strategy games as physical environments in virtual reality.
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It is probably unfair in the abstract, poor evidence to preset to a court of law, but it also FEELS correct.
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Voters know in the abstract what they ought to know; they just don't actually know the things they think they should.
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Some Western political forces opine that objecting to globalization in the abstract is much easier than directly confronting specific policy problems.
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Entrepreneurship may be celebrated in the abstract — but too many politicians have no hesitation in using government power to stop innovation.
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Higbie speaks of the internment in the abstract, as a 'precedent' or a policy, ignoring the true human tragedy that occurred.
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While Black Mirror's dedication to the art of the twist is admirable in the abstract, it doesn't always work in practice.
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But it is about to get more difficult because what seems okay in the abstract often gets difficult in the specific.
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When we speak about something in the abstract, we take concrete instances and average them into generalized — and necessarily reductive — concepts.
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Half of the respondents supported a tax in the abstract, and support barely dipped when they assigned a 10% cost increase.
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In the abstract, even most Ted Cruz supporters disliked this scenario, with 35 percent responding positively and 53 percent responding negatively.
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There are similarities, partly expressed in the stereotype that the French favor change in the abstract but abhor it in practice.
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In the abstract, she understands how lucky she is, but comparing herself to a specific person like me is probably harder.
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Mr. Motherwell was a 20th-century American painter, printmaker and editor who played a major role in the Abstract Expressionist movement.
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Public figures who talk about a social problem in the abstract get pressured to repudiate their associates who contribute to it.
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There's something interesting in the abstract, conceptual side of burglary and how it undercuts all of the stuff we trust about architecture.
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"Some folks may not have cared for Muslims in the abstract but they got to know me and my family," she explained.
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Omar's faith has made her a particular target, and it's fair to want to defend her against these smears in the abstract.
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Opening up immigration to countries that historically send few people to the US is a reasonable, even noble idea, in the abstract.
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Guys like that always felt like they belonged in the Hall of Fame in the abstract sense, not just the literal one.
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I'm fine with a mouse every month in the abstract, but it still makes me question why I live in New York.
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Too often, women of color are expected to support black artists in the abstract — sometimes at the expense of meaningful, critical dialogue.
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"I don't think anyone, in the abstract, has a problem with figuring out where crime is and responding to it," he said.
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"We have all talked rather in the abstract about consolidation in the industry, but we are taking that head on," Zeeb said.
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We'd have an artist come in and select specific pieces for an installation and create some sort of composition in the abstract.
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You were saying, Wait a minute, maybe we should think beyond just what is good and bad for kids in the abstract.
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The alt-right not only defends free speech in the abstract, it pushes the boundaries with every conceivable offense it can muster.
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VICE: Does this concept of income sharing seem like a good idea to you in the abstract, and how established is it?
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For example, do you like talking to people, thinking in the abstract, working independently, and using your brain more than your feelings?
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" But, she explained, she left a job review on Fairygodboss "because [the site is] about women helping each other in the abstract.
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But the many characters and relationships are too shallowly written to allow us to care about them other than in the abstract.
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In the abstract, I do believe that people who are charged with a crime should not be barred from purchasing real estate.
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They would say yes if they were answering your question in the abstract, but if their kid needs some help that's different.
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It is a rule that has, until now, only been discussed in the abstract by fringe elements in politics and the law.
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At the same time, while people don't much like "government" in the abstract, anecdotal surveys show that people like the Park Service.
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First, we asked about support for democracy in the abstract: the belief that, despite its problems, democracy is the best political system.
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While virtually all doctors support evidence-based medicine in the abstract, clinicians and medical societies seek to maintain their professional and clinical autonomy.
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Dopamine makes you want things that are in the abstract, but does that mean there's a difference in desiring something and liking something?
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In January, the Supreme Court—which still leans in favor of the death penalty in the abstract—deemed Florida's execution sentencing protocol unconstitutional.
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They don't seem like great or rational reasons to avoid doing things I know, in the abstract, I want or need to do.
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If you asked Android users what they wanted in the abstract, I suspect a great many of them would describe this exact device.
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In the abstract, many of us have long agreed that harassment and abuse are unacceptable — that's why we already have laws against it.
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It's clear about how much they're thinking about the curse words, in the abstract, without really understanding the impact of the language itself.
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It takes ideas that are often discussed in the abstract, like diversity in film and television, and demonstrates their importance in everyday life.
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It's based on a psychological process people employ when the suffering of many, or suffering in the abstract, becomes too hard to understand.
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Polls usually show that on most issues, in the abstract, majorities support the Democratic position, from preserving Social Security to comprehensive immigration reform.
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Clinton sent mixed signals, praising the campaign in the abstract without endorsing its specific goals, and center-left wonks were (and remain) ambivalent.
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The LaPiere experiment shows just the opposite: People are more hostile to others in the abstract than when they meet them in person.
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This didn't change much on the toplines among Republicans — they went from 38-51 in the abstract to 42-50 with Cruz named.
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Or, anyway: that is true in the abstract, but only intermittently true in watching the actual games in this year's wild card season.
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It was one thing to imagine a Trump presidency in the abstract; seeing the real thing in action has moved people like nothing else.
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Well, our hypothetical match between fashion-industry players and Pokémon no longer exists in the abstract: Stylight envisioned what those mashups would look like.
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However, the release of Rites of Passage isn't just a commentary on life in the abstract; it signifies a transitional moment for the band.
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" And her lesson to me, God rest her soul, was people who think hope exists in the abstract, "oh I'm just hope-y today.
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But for me those thoughts were about sex in the abstract, sex at some point in the future, sex as a hazy, idealized thing.
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The idea that it could play that record back in a truly lifelike way is both incredible and, in the abstract, a little scary.
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And even the process of writing something like this is really helpful, because you can talk about a lot of things in the abstract.
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If the decision were reversed, then states would again get to decide whether or not to allow women to terminate pregnancies in the abstract.
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"You can say that in the abstract but these are very real races, and for a lot of Republicans very complicated races," he says.
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White residents "give a socially acceptable answer in the abstract," Krysan said, but they end up searching and living in much less diverse areas.
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So even though everything about the play's take on assimilation and racism is convincing in the abstract, nothing about the people experiencing it is.
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And it taps into a real feeling about the GOP base: that most candidates are disconnected and only understand their frustrations in the abstract.
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This can be difficult to argue in the abstract, particularly in a moment when many Israelis are understandably preoccupied with fears of stabbing attacks.
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In the abstract of the paper, published in The European Journal of Finance, they summarize their findings: Using a unique auction dataset from artinfo.
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In the abstract this approach — minimize bureaucracy, start out with small experiments, expand them if they're successful — sounds so good that it's almost banal.
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And if you've never before encountered Bundy's jocular portrait of himself as he discusses his crimes in the abstract, it will certainly be eye-opening.
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So, if a drip of paint in the abstract beginnings becomes a vertical thing of a certain length, I might think of a light bulb.
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It's a broad truth of American politics that people may not like "government" in the abstract, but they like the particular ways government benefits them.
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Considering Microsoft owns 67,000+ domain names and Caposella was speaking in the abstract at best, I wouldn't expect any new hardware announcements at Build 2016.
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It is a synesthetic step towards what Walt Disney would learn from Oskar Fischinger and apply in the abstract section of his film Fantasia (1940).
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Often support for ideas in the abstract dissipates when there is a debate about the pros and cons of legislation and winners and losers emerge.
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Herein lies the trouble: While people favor utilitarianism in the abstract, their feelings become muddied when they're the ones who might be making the sacrifice.
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VICE: What does a proposal like this mean, in the abstract, when it arguably stands no chance of passage in the short or medium term?
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"The exchange rate is significantly correlated with movements in the slow-moving, persistent trend (in UK inflation)," Forbes wrote in the abstract of the paper.
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That debate is frequently held in the abstract, as lawmakers ask regulators if they are prepared to break up banks if they deem it appropriate.
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It's one thing to teach a topic in the abstract and say, beware of SQL injection, it's another to tie this to something that's happened.
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It is also worth noting that most Americans claim, at least in the abstract, that they want to live in a more racially egalitarian society.
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Such names conjure up gray hair and orthopedic shoes, along with a status our society may honor in the abstract but few boomers actually welcome.
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Both migration and environmental policies are aiming at global and moral goals that citizens profit from only in the abstract, while the costs are immediate.
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And while I knew that it was impossible to marry "blackness" or "whiteness" in the abstract, that knowledge did not entirely put me at ease.
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However, we know — at least in the abstract — that we do deceive ourselves about certain aspects of who we are and what we are doing.
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"It's saying, 'Whatever I might think about slavery in the abstract, I should be able to do what I want with my property,'" she said.
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As described in the abstract above, it could be autonomous but stocked by human workers or navigated by some combination of AI and human control.
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It's a delicate maneuver, and the only way to know will be to play it; it's not something that can be understood in the abstract.
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In the abstract, the rule would require Facebook and other companies to not act against user's interest, leaving courts to decide the penalties when they do.
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A rough analysis on his part shows the number of astronomy papers mentioning machine learning in the abstract increased five-fold over the past five years.
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It raises questions most of us know in the abstract but hope never to encounter: Can a terminally ill person make decisions about their own life?
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He witnessed with his senses what some of his contemporaries only pondered in the abstract; opium levelled, for him, the distinction between actual and imagined things.
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"It's saying, 'Whatever I might think about slavery in the abstract, I should be able to do what I want with my property,' " one historian observed.
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"It is not understood which biomechanical characteristics are responsible for hand coordination and what specific effect each biomechanical characteristic has," the study summarized in the abstract.
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In the abstract, this is an argument that holds for every game, although it sure feels truer now than it did in the drowsiness of August.
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"It's really easy in the abstract for people to think, 'Oh, it's a soundtrack like an audio tour,' and it's just not," says Rueb of her works.
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Of single-payer healthcare, which has now been proposed by Bernie Sanders and 15 other senators, Clinton says that she supports it, at least in the abstract.
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Even so, Twitch focuses on intent; Shear doesn't think that actions, in the abstract, have a moral valence — they gain that through their impact on other people.
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But while most of us might view the machine takeover as somewhat inevitable, at least in the abstract, it's not an immediate concern for us just yet.
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What would it be like, I wondered, to spend time in get-ups I had admired in the abstract but had seldom contemplated putting on my back?
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Over the years, writing about [having bipolar disorder] did help me to be able to talk about my illness in the abstract, to make light of it.
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When Republicans make the debate about "spending" in the abstract, they can win, and over the last six years they have ratcheted down the size of government.
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He even, in the abstract, hoped for a better future, though he was afraid that the best days of socialism were behind them, and its best minds.
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Silicon Valley Until the last mouse click of "To Build a Better Beta," Pied Piper has existed only in the abstract, with endless promise and limitless value.
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Even if you'd prefer Douthat's approach, in the abstract, we need immigration to rise from its presently quite low levels to stave off short-run population strains.
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After all, most problems can be solved in the abstract really easily: global warming, whether this bed frame will fit through that doorway, or universal basic income.
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In fact, it is your wedding song and the little one's first "Mommy" that gets re-presented in the abstract artwork of US-based design company Vibrato.
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However, support for Roe is at an all-time high, with about 71 percent of people opposing its reversal in the abstract, according to one recent poll.
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The search company has spent more than a decade perfecting its software, and in the abstract, Android is now just as pristinely well-conceived as Apple's iOS.
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According to our reviewer, "Embedding us in the intimacy of a friendship, the prose makes reflections that might seem common sense in the abstract feel like discoveries."
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Trump's error, in the abstract, could have been small, but failure to correct it could have had far-reaching implications, costly ones and possibly even deadly ones.
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In the abstract, it was fascinating to ponder future uses of smart fabrics that react to environmental factors — particularly the military camouflage they were designed to produce.
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A different critique of Prakash and Smith — and one that I personally find persuasive, at least in the abstract — is that stability in the law is important.
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For one, the pope makes clear that he's speaking in the abstract — about a potential candidate who "thinks only" in terms of building walls and burning bridges.
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Me and the guys were talking about the possibility of that just in the abstract, and it's really like, How do we do that in this administration?
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Some Americans may fear immigration in the abstract, but it's hard to fear your neighbors if you know them, and in many places undocumented people are just that.
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It is a phrase that made sense to me in the abstract, but I never knew how to put it into action, until I started taking cold showers.
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This is something most of us understand in the abstract, but is all too easy to forget when we're so inundated with one-dimensional portrayals of famous people.
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We often discuss the displacement of jobs by artificial intelligence and robots in the abstract, as something that we'll have to eventually tackle in the far distant future.
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Now more than ever, Carroll says, having that information in hand could help illustrate exactly how this new economy—so often misunderstood and discussed in the abstract—works.
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I'd wondered in the abstract, and after a veteran Democratic strategist pointed me toward Buttigieg as one of the party's brightest young stars, I wondered in the concrete.
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And while this may sound baffling in the abstract, the reality of life lived on the internet if you're not a straight, cisgender white man is often bleak.
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We're taught that these concepts only exist in the abstract, but the truth is that it's the lived reality for enough of us that Equal Pay Day exists.
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That's an interesting case that I would want to study before I pronounce on it, but I'll tell you in the abstract how I feel about that question.
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Throughout "Will and Testament," the plot is interrupted by short, cerebral chapters in which Bergljot meditates on life in the abstract, as opposed to reality in its particulars.
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Some of this technology sounds more politically acceptable in the abstract, even though many of the same considerations raised against solar radiation management would also apply to them.
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It's too bad, too, because if you asked me in the abstract what I would want out of a Windows 10 laptop, I would describe this machine almost exactly.
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While Mueller remained elliptical on whether he would have charged Trump but for the 1973 opinion, he was far clearer about the prospect of doing it in the abstract.
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The message was clear and I had gotten it long before that morning: to be serious, to be taken seriously, you had to talk about policy in the abstract.
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It spells out how to construct a socialist America in the abstract, but we have two proposed pieces of legislation that dictate how to restructure American medicine in practice.
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While polls usually show that the public opposes government in the abstract, when asked about specific measures such as Social Security or homeland security people sing a different tune.
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Although Medicare for All polls well in the abstract, a January Kaiser Family Foundation poll found that 58% of Americans were opposed to a system that eliminates private insurers.
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That makes for almost two-thirds of "conservatives" who actually support many government programs, at least when polled about it, even if they might dislike big government in the abstract.
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"However, the most effective way to do this is by making core economic issues directly relevant to their lives, instead of talking about them in the abstract," the report reads.
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So the opposition and its international sympathizers might believe Guaidó's claims are constitutional in the abstract, but many of the country's relevant players disagree with that interpretation of the constitution.
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These songs still qualify as songs, with discernible, repeated melodies and such, but the slickness saps them of focus, leaving only a soft, blurry rendition of Beauty in the abstract.
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If they look at the deals they make in the abstract maybe they can sleep with themselves at night, but this, well this is pretty immediate and close to home.
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There was no premeditated plan to seize and transform New York's government, nor were the actors who gained power during the crisis acting upon an ideology constructed in the abstract.
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The new privacy oversight Facebook will have to put in place as part of the deal is also more impressive in the abstract than it's likely to be in reality.
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While elements of UBI may be appealing in the abstract, in practice it&aposs an inefficient, extremely expensive, and potentially harmful policy that would solve none of those three challenges.
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In his farewell, Fournier approaches "journalism" in the abstract, immaterial, vapid way he has approached politics for years—and yet, in many ways, this is his most revealing column yet.
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Similarly, politicians can't appeal to the value of compromise in the abstract and hope to win over voters because people don't actually act on that part of their belief system.
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A tolerant approach also overlooks the fact that people often change their minds, declaring certain conditions unendurable in the abstract but choosing to live if when the worst actually happens.
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But he may be nothing of the kind to women in the abstract or women who were in his path when he was very young, very inebriated and very insistent.
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There was no statistically significant effect for these policies on property crime or violent crime and we are clear about this in the abstract as well as throughout the paper.
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Reading the snippets of text in all directions creates infinite combinations and meanings with every glance, suggesting an inherent complexity of language and understanding, both literally and in the abstract.
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So in the abstract I still remember having conversations with my dad about this new thing called an ATM and how that was going to put tellers out of jobs.
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While many war-focused FPS games are eager to highlight "the horrors of war" in the abstract, very few take critical positions on particular military ventures, least of all America's own.
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It would be a place where the importance of diversity wasn't talked about in the abstract but actually practiced through mentorship programs and senior level hires that reflect the actual world.
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The US is a violent place, a truth most Americans have always understood in the abstract, but that violence seems so much closer when you can find it scrolling through Facebook.
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As appealing as some more radical reforms can sound in the abstract—breaking up all the biggest banks or erecting prohibitively steep tariffs on imports—the economy is not an abstraction.
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We wrote: In a secular society, it is odd to buttress the sanctity of life in the abstract by subjecting a lot of particular lives to unbearable pain, misery and suffering.
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Sure, we care in the abstract, but our uncertainties as to what will unfold, as well as our tendency to underestimate the pace at which time passes, creates a cognitive dissonance.
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Our polls have consistently shown that the mandate is the least popular element of the ACA and in the abstract, more Americans (55%) would eliminate the mandate than keep it (42%).
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It is quite something else for this thing, this term, global warming, that we've talked and written about in the abstract to now be palpable in such a terribly quotidian way.
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If this is hard to grasp in the abstract, look at the captivating quality of sexting, doctored photos, or something as silly and fanciful as Twitter, with its birdies and secret codes.
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And they found that those who disapproved of executive orders in the abstract were 17 percentage points less likely to approve of Obama's executive order — regardless of their support for Obama himself.
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In the abstract, while weathering numerous other storms, including Robert Mueller's probe and corresponding congressional investigations, Trump has often been distracted from narrowing in on a message about our undeniably strong economy.
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ML: The one of the things that they have in common is that they deal most happily in the abstract, things that you don't hold in your hand, not a sensory experience.
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If you'd described this to me in the abstract a few years ago, I'd have told you that it wouldn't work — that nobody would do business with someone who acted this way.
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It's typical for wing players to be more popular with fans than big men, so in the abstract there's nothing particularly surprising about McGrady rather than Yao being the Rockets' big star.
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But it's amazing that so many Trump fans favored the idea, even in the abstract, of abolishing the agency associated as much as any other with the president in the public imagination.
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"The continuous and powerful contractions of a human heart ideally qualify as a battery substitute," they write in the abstract of their paper, published in IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Circuits and Systems.
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Smart people trusted Hinkie's Process enough not to worry about the wholesale absence of short-term successes, and they did so for reasons that are easy enough to understand in the abstract.
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It's about the disconnect between how a story sounds in the abstract and how it plays out in context, which seems to be the most significant consequence of the shortened season order.
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I am for gun control in the abstract, although I have my doubts about the efficacy of piecemeal legislation in a nation with 300 million guns already bouncing around in private hands.
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If the MBTI attempts to measure personality in the abstract, The Personality Brokers captures the specific, idiosyncratic personalities of the test's two creators, Katharine Cook Briggs and her daughter, Isabel Briggs Myers.
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But it's increasingly clear that the membership of the Academy only voted on the idea in the abstract, rather than on a concrete plan — and when presented with the details, they revolted.
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To examine this question, we also included several items on the survey measuring different aspects of support for the concept of democracy in the abstract, which we also broke down by age.
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Nevertheless, when its current staff scrutinized the paper's lynching-era coverage, they concluded that it had conveniently opposed lynching in the abstract while responding with indifference to its bloody, real-world consequences.
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In her 90-minute workshop, Buchanan doesn't just extol customers in the abstract; she re-enacts vivid decisions that demand Amazon-style humility, because in the end, it's all about the customer.
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Market conditions have been so strong over the past decade that advisors have been forced to talk to clients about risk in the abstract, which never works as well as the real thing.
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"This is the first record of a male copulatory organ of this nature preserved in amber and is of special importance due to the age of the deposit," researchers wrote in the abstract.
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That said — and this is somewhat subtle — I think the case for requiring one party to have open primaries everywhere is a little worse than the case for open primaries in the abstract.
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In the abstract, the vote on Thursday was an opportunity for Republicans in the House to demonstrate their concern for the government's fiscal health, even if recent actions by their party suggest otherwise.
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We're still dealing with the idea in the abstract because Kobe's presence has so warped the Lakers' reality this season as to make it essentially worthless as predictive evidence of anything in particular.
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" And yet Arendt herself was pessimistic about the quest for a proof of equality; in her view, the Holocaust had revealed that there was "nothing sacred in the abstract nakedness of being human.
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Karlan said that this utilitarian approach makes sense if you simply want to do the most possible good in the abstract, without regard for where, or to which causes, your money is going.
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Tax cutters' fundamental advantage 10 to 20 years ago was that while most important individual federal spending programs were popular, public opinion was ideologically conservative and embraced small-government philosophy in the abstract.
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It is notable that both the International Monetary Fund and the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development largely subscribe to the new view, at least in the abstract if not always in practice.
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I used to sometimes watch straight porn, but I realized a while ago that while I'm attracted to men and women in person, in the abstract/my fantasy life I'm basically only into women.
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Her public berating is a symptom of a wider problem on the internet today, where traits like hustle, determination, and entrepreneurship are celebrated in the abstract, but often ruthlessly attacked when put into practice.
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Behind the scenes: Biegun said in the off the record conversation that "in the abstract we have no interest in sanctions relief before denuclearization," according to one of the sources familiar with the conversation.
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Where's the gorgeous person who, however much he or she disapproves of beauty standards in the abstract, would like to be uglier, or for society to make no distinctions on the basis of appearance?
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KARA: I think there's figurative work that has a spiritual component, then there's landscape work that has a figurative component; and there's social commentary in the abstract wall works that have landscape in them.
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In the abstract, it does indeed seem daunting, having to keep track of every fish pulled from the sea—perhaps something to consider as you down a three-roll special at your desk lunch.
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What they found: "Decision-making based on RIAT is strongly discouraged and prompt empiric antiviral medication is justified in severe respiratory infection," the researchers say in the abstract, which is not yet peer-reviewed.
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In the abstract, yes, but taken in aggregate, this consumerist donation structure creates a context of so-called slacktivism, giving brands and consumers alike a low-effort way to support social and political causes.
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"In the abstract, a higher credit limit should help your credit score because it will lower your credit utilization ratio as long as how much you owe remains constant or goes down," says Rossman.
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"...sea-ice changes lead to reorganization of tropical convection that in turn triggers an anticyclonic response over the North Pacific, resulting in significant drying over California," they wrote in the abstract for the paper.
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Liberals generally agree that a single-payer system (or a multi-payer system with a fully subsidized government option) would be preferable in the abstract to the heavily balkanized health care system we have today.
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JN: I enjoyed the way your book built up to neuroaesthetics through the elusive problem of form you identified and framed through a Freudian understanding of repression in the abstract representation of Motherwell's mark making.
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Those involved in organizing the rally hope that "people see that we're not just standing up for science in the abstract way," Shreya Durvasula, Science Network coordinator for the Union of Concerned Scientists, told Gizmodo.
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"In the abstract, general form, people will not want to see their data used," Peter Bell, senior director of marketing for Europe, Middle East and Africa at marketing technology company Marketo, said on the call.
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In some ways, on some issues, it's easier for Sanders to avoid this kind of waffling, because his positions (single-payer health insurance, tuition-free college) are popular in the abstract among Democratic primary voters.
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In the abstract of the talk, McLaughlin mentions "secret project at X code named 'Project Malta,'" and says that "spinoff activity associated with Bill Gates's Breakthrough Energy Ventures is presently underway," MIT Technology Review reported.
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The preservation of "family life" in the abstract — which is to say, as an anti-feminist, libertarian ideal — became increasingly synonymous with the privileging of corporate license to set family policy as it saw fit.
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I like the idea of tripping elephants, in the abstract, in the same way that I like the idea of octopods on Ecstasy, or lobsters on pot, or drunken Australian pigs picking fights with cows.
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The majority of Democratic voters still identify as moderate (54%), and Gallup finds that that at least in the abstract a majority of Democrats (54%) want their party to become more moderate instead of liberal.
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But it's one thing to know in the abstract that certain twists are going to happen, and quite another to read how it plays out on the page with Martin's unique voice, style, and setup.
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And while the public will often say in the abstract that they think immigration strengthens the country (and the trends in that question do matter), it's clear that anti-immigrant sentiment is still quite common nonetheless.
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Where mortality in the abstract normally rouses fear and dread, McCrae, in two sentences, introduced readers for all future time to the brave soldiers who paid a staggering price for an idea much bigger than themselves.
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Frankenthaler was often associated with her mentor and professor, Paul Feeley, whose own style was based in the Abstract tradition, and who also had a hand in sparking the young artist's development in Color Field painting.
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I can understand Negan's plan in the abstract, but at various points throughout the hour, I wondered if he would really go to such great lengths to keep someone who had vowed to kill him alive.
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Students may struggle to balance free speech and inclusivity in the abstract, but they overwhelmingly and broadly prefer a learning environment that is open and permits offensive speech to one that is positive and limits it.
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None of the stories on holiday anxiety talk about these kinds of transitions, maybe because they clash with the overall spirit of the season or because their importance is too hard to understand in the abstract.
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In the abstract models of trade economists, commodities like oil will always get sold at some price, they will get to where they need to get to do so, and they're largely indifferent on the process.
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The fall of Daenerys ranks among Game of Thrones' most audacious narrative turns in the abstract, but we will never feel the full weight of it until we can understand it from her point of view.
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Many defenders of the manifesto have eagerly, and, as far as I can tell, earnestly, pointed me to the manifesto writer's frequent claims to support diversity in the abstract, as if these are supposed to be reassuring.
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Those bulletproof four-on-threes are how I think of Green in the abstract, but the specific play that comes to mind most often happened on Christmas Day of this season, when the Warriors hosted the Cavaliers.
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This association means that a few moves—even in the abstract—can quickly call to mind a specific artist or song, indicating that the dance move is serving a branding function for the artist and their work.
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That's because they recognize, as Doug Elmendorf, a former Congressional Budget Office director, told me, that while lowering spending is popular in the abstract, those programs are popular in and beneficial to a broad swath of Americans.
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Despite claiming to crave solitude when asked in the abstract, when sampled in the moment, people across the board consistently report themselves as happier when they are around other people than when they are on their own.
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In the abstract, the claim is certainly credible — at a boozy party, a young woman in the wrong place at the wrong time bumps into two drunk young men as she makes her way to the bathroom.
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He researches risks to humanity, both in the abstract — asking questions like why we seem to be alone in the universe — and in concrete terms, analyzing the technological advances on the table and whether they endanger us.
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But even if they managed to miss discussions of Simone's original list and the trope itself in the abstract, these recent controversies around specific fridged characters were widely discussed within comics fandom and geek culture at large.
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If you're a total newcomer to numerology but are familiar with astrology, numerologist Felicia Bender says to think of it as similar to your Zodiac sign — a representation of both your personality and, in the abstract, your future.
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But Claire White-Kravette, a psychologist at California State University, Northridge, in Los Angeles, says that even if people accept it in the abstract or at an intellectual level, when it involves an actual person, they feel differently.
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It's one of The Americans' greatest truths and tragedies that everyone is coming to learn it's a lot easier to hate an entire country in the abstract than a single person you've come to know and care for.
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And perhaps it is reasonable, in the abstract, yet what will we do in the future if this degree of taxation won't produce enough revenue to meaningfully help the very poor as well as the sagging middle class?
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The Warriors, in their full Durant-enhanced splendor, are both dazzling and dull—seamless and brilliant and inevitable in a way that's easier to appreciate in the abstract than it is over the course of a whole game.
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"Our findings show that reporting high financial debt relative to available assets is associated with higher perceived stress and depression, worse self-reported general health, and higher diastolic blood pressure," researchers wrote in the abstract for the study.
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Polling on single-payer plans is notoriously fickle, but this February 2016 survey from the Kaiser Family Foundation demonstrates the dilemma California officials will now face: Half of Americans said, in the abstract, that they would support single-payer.
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"The negative associations of Facebook use were comparable to or greater in magnitude than the positive impact of offline interactions, which suggests a possible tradeoff between offline and online relationships," the researchers wrote in the abstract to the paper.
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"The Night Of" and "The Crown" and even the award-winning San Junipero episode of "Black Mirror" go further, and are about the fear of erasure and the destruction of men, in the very specific and in the abstract.
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An argument could be made, in the abstract, that sociopathy is a disability for which someone should be pitied, that sociopathic behavior is a symptom that should be explained rather than a vice someone can be held responsible for.
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But he seems surprisingly blind to how he fuels such fatalism by playing to the worst stereotype of the enlightened cosmopolitan: disdainful and condescending — sympathetic to humanity in the abstract but impervious to the suffering of actual human beings.
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It was a story of men, who ostensibly called themselves feminists and who undoubtedly felt their work helped "women" in the abstract, refusing to treat the actual flesh-and-blood women in their midst with the respect due to colleagues.
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That information wants to be free is really at the core of the problem, because that too is kind of a utopian countercultural ideal that sounds awesome in the abstract and has a lot of problems that come with it.
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They have these cartoonish ideas about black people or brown people, they hate them in the abstract, and then by the time they're done speaking with you, they admit to liking you and even thinking of you as a friend.
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But health reform seems to follow the inverse dynamic: People appear to support big changes in the abstract, but get skittish and reactionary when the realities of change come into focus, especially when there's a loud, funded campaign to sow worry.
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The film's answer is to avoid taking on religion in the abstract, representing it not as a monolith with constructive and destructive capabilities but, instead, as a tool used by individuals as they attempt to navigate single moments in their lives.
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But it's one thing to know this in the abstract, and another to see global changes laid out in detail, as they are in comprehensive new maps published this month in the International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation .
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Rather, they speak more generally about parents and children, men and women in the abstract, or they take a collective approach, relying on heavy use of plural pronouns like "we" and "our" to refer to an imagined South Asian universal experience.
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And while Obama deserves some blame in the abstract—for not jailing any bankers in the wake of the financial collapse and overseeing the decline of the Democratic Party at the local level—pinning blame on him directly is foolish.
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Mahmood says a more productive way is to follow the example of the authorities in San Bernardino, Calif.. Mahmood said authorities there drew on the Muslim community to work with them against criminal violence, not quote "terrorism" in the abstract.
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One way to toe the line is to be performatively woke on social media about social causes that gesture at the problems of corporate culture in the abstract, without offending the sensibilities of any particular brands you'll need to work with.
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"Even if Mavericks has a right to exclude women in the abstract, it probably does not have the right to use public resources for its exclusionary activities," a lawyer for the group said in a legal memo to the commission.
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To be clear, Magnetic Fields focuses on work from the 1960s to the present, but both Thomas and Thompson were working in New York in the forties and fifties, in the abstract expressionist style, right alongside their better known colleagues.
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" Mr. Turley, a law professor and constitutional scholar at George Washington University, explains how the whole memo episode may strengthen a rule that has "until now, only been discussed in the abstract by fringe elements in politics and the law.
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We know that in the abstract, of course, and we see it in action in the person of Justice Neil Gorsuch sitting in the junior justice's seat on the Supreme Court bench that should have gone to Chief Judge Merrick Garland.
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And so the switching costs of trying out some other rival service eventually become prohibitive, even if the chief executive seems to be a jerk or if consumers would, in the abstract, prefer a competitive marketplace with a dozen Ubers.
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It's a cheeky way of showing how the moral rigidity we're talking about is comforting in the abstract (if you think you're on the right side of it, of course), but absolutely horrifying if you stop to think about its consequences.
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In this case, however, as in others, everything which touches the lives of people should not be resolved in the abstract, but must be dealt with -- as the four cardinals themselves affirmed -- continuing, "the reflection and the discussion, calmly and with respect."
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Many of those same people like Obama quite a lot, are proud of Obamacare, and don't want to devote themselves to a quixotic project of repealing and replacing it, even if it's with a health system that's superior to Obamacare in the abstract.
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The photographs of Africans Americans and a whole room devoted to images of the Civil War put human faces on the price of slavery — the "peculiar institution" which in the abstract was a major driver of economic growth in 19th century United States.
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It's the first one of these films that doesn't merely reckon with power and subjugation in the abstract, but also gives those ideas actual weight by grafting them onto specific bodies and confronting the historical ways in which they've shaped our universe.
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This moment sparked ongoing controversy and backlash within the world of comics that, as evidenced by Esposito's new special, is still ongoing; but it's important to note that Tosh had built his career on similar jokes, delivered in the abstract, over the years.
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More or less, she and Tyrion just want to come up with a plan by which they do the winning part of war without the killing anyone part of war, which is commendable in the abstract but seems unlikely to actually happen.
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" One of the frequently cited papers says it in the abstract: "We hypothesize EEOP [enlarged external occipital protuberance] may be linked to sustained aberrant postures associated with the emergence and extensive use of hand-held contemporary technologies, such as smartphones and tablets.
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If you asked people, in the abstract, whether they'd rather have a President who was a superbly charming professional politician or one who had come from nothing, built a successful business, and accomplished astonishing feats of altruism, they would probably choose the latter.
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Building on prior evidence from mice, rats, and monkeys, the authors of the study suggest in the abstract of their article that their updated version GDF15 could be "be potential therapeutic agents for the treatment of obesity and related comorbidities" in humans.
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What that would mean in the abstract — and it's quite simple -- is that two or more people came to an agreement, the objective of the agreement was a crime, and each of them undertook some act (what the law calls an "overt act").
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In the abstract, ideas on the subject lurk in the same part of my mind as platitudes about creating "strong female leads" onscreen, and a well-intentioned but preposterous pillowcase that says "Consent Is Sexy," gifted to me by my undergraduate university.
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That has now changed, according to trend data from the Pew Research Center, which shows that these days not only are individual programs popular but a thin majority of the public even says that in the abstract, they favor more big government.
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Not that his reality TV lifestyle is in some way dishonest, but it shows the limitations of "honesty" as a window to art worth hearing: Kanye is a weird guy, easier to appreciate for his honesty in the abstract than to live with.
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In the abstract, this might not seem all that remarkable a state of affairs: Of course the rich—the people who do most of the hiring—are annoyed that their profits might take a hit thanks to workers enjoying a tiny bit more compensation.
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It's one thing to think of your daughter in the abstract as a resource for the motherland, and another to confront the messy reality of her following in your footsteps and taking up your line of work, even if only a G-rated version.
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The "Westworld" series premiere suggests that Mr.Nolan and Ms. Joy are intent on fusing Crichton's chaos theory with the ideas of "Memento," which is ambitious enough in the abstract, before adding the complications of a huge ensemble cast and "Game of Thrones"-sized world-building.
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This batch of jangly riffs, her crispest and sharpest, would sound dandy if played over conventional rock backing, but electronically treated they fascinate — for the overwhelming immediacy of their aural crunch and swirl as much as for what the blend means in the abstract.
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In the abstract "Red (If They Come in the Morning)," Marshall recasts Barnett Newman's painting "Who's Afraid of Red, Yellow and Blue III" (1967), one of four paintings he did with that title between 1966 and 1970, and which had been vandalized and restored.
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Someone simply thinking, in the abstract, about applying to study abroad in the US or taking a business trip here might not stumble upon the right information that would explain to them that either of those circumstances count as "bona fide relationships" under the Supreme Court's ruling.
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Migration policies that make sense and command diplomatic support in the abstract—the centralised border force, pre-screening at "disembarkation platforms" in third countries outside the EU, processing centres within Europe and national quotas for the admission of valid asylum-seekers—all run up against national reluctance.
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"The resulting trial focused not on ascertaining the truth regarding the state of the science, causation, and compliance with legal duties, but instead on vilifying Monsanto in the abstract," the company, which bought Monsanto last year for $63 billion, said in motions filed with the court.
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I hope that my doing so will push others to keep having this conversation — to ask and try to answer the hard questions, not just in the abstract but in the real-life contexts of our roles as men, women, bosses, employees, advocates, and public officials.
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This danger had been evident in the abstract when we planned the trip, but along the way I experienced a different form of knowledge — the bodily knowledge of what walking 10 hours a day, day after day, actually feels like, our isolation measured out in steps.
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But with her masterly dramaturgy, and her ability to draw characters whose complex humanity brings us into sympathetic intimacy with their plight, Ms. Nottage's play, like Mr. Karam's, puts a recognizable human face on problems that are often debated in the political sphere merely in the abstract.
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"They are supportive in the abstract, but in terms of actual regulatory decisions that truly matter to the manufacturers trying to stay in business, not a great deal has been done yet," said Greg Conley, founder of the American Vaping Association, an advocacy group for vapor products.
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With one foot still in the Abstract Expressionism of Ad Reinhardt, their inner drama tightly contained within the black color, the restraint of their gesture and the existentialism of their titles, they harbor an interior tension that is sorely lacking in the rest of Stella's oeuvre.
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Ms. Yellen, the first woman to serve as the head of the Federal Reserve Board, didn't ask to become a feminist icon, and she almost never talks about gender in the abstract or her historic role as the agency's chairman (she bristles at being called "chairwoman").
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Stripped of her halo, Stanton, the campaign's principal philosopher, is exposed as a classic liberal racist who embraced fairness in the abstract while publicly enunciating bigoted views of African-American men, whom she characterized as "Sambos" and incipient rapists in the period just after the war.
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Perhaps my wrongest take of the 2016 campaign was issued right before Election Day, when I acknowledged that in the abstract Nate Silver was right that Hillary Clinton wasn't a lock in the Electoral College but dismissed Donald Trump's chances anyway because of Obama's high approval ratings.
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Now, in the abstract, conservatives have talked about that forever, but I think we have seen more work being done in recent years — both at the local level, especially in education, and somewhat at the national level — that tries to make that a little more real.
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In both the abortion debate and the euthanasia debate, we find a natural tension between the idea of choice — people should have the right to choose what happens to their own bodies — and the idea that it is always necessary to preserve life, in the abstract, at all costs.
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Tasha: Speaking solely in the abstract, Firefly has never been more relevant than it is right now, in the sense that it's a story about a bunch of outlaws who "aim to misbehave" by resisting a corrupt and questionably legitimate regime and operating outside its boundaries wherever possible.
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"It's good news in the abstract, but we have to see whether the referendum will be approved … and there are other issues in terms of fiscal reform that need to be addressed by the government," said Jim Barrineau, co-head of emerging markets debt at Schroders Investment Management.
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Several said that, however impressive in the abstract, Professor Ball's analysis was missing a real-world perspective, which was that almost no one believed at the time that Lehman was solvent and virtually nothing short of a politically untenable federal takeover of Lehman would have staved off a run.
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Indeed, Passlof, who would go on to work in the Abstract Expressionist tradition and wed Resnick in 216, "believed she had married the great artist of the second half of the 21951th century," said Geoffrey Dorfman, the leading historian on Resnick and a close friend of the couple.
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This is something we need to talk openly about because despite the real-world calamity that a Trump White House represents for our republic, we seem determined to fight out this primary in the abstract, debating the need to pursue a fundamentally different economic model for our country.
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Sexual harassment and assault are crimes, as many have noted, and although we know that they are prosecutable by law in the abstract, the realities of actually bringing a case against someone is mostly a mystery — until the day we find ourselves in a situation in need of legal advice.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Normally when I think of poverty in the abstract, I think of a series of lacks — not having healthy food, a selection of clean clothes, stable housing that has the utilities I associate with decent accommodations: electricity, hot and cold running water, operational plumbing.
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This is a term that is easier to understand in the moment than it is to explain in the abstract, but the Metsing was impossible to miss where Syndergaard was concerned, and the way in which the Mets screwed this up is a good working example of how Metsiness works.
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"Several considerations suggest that the increase in CFC-11 emissions from eastern mainland China is likely to be the result of new production and use, which is inconsistent with the Montreal Protocol agreement to phase out global chlorofluorocarbon production by 2010," the scientists wrote in the abstract of the study.
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It was announced on Tuesday that the men will share a stage later this month at the University of Delaware, home to the Biden Institute, for a "moderated discussion" on "how to bridge the many political and partisan divides that exist in Washington, DC." This sounds nice enough in the abstract.
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It might make sense, in the abstract, for McMaster to talk about "devolving" authority to the State Department, but there essentially was no State Department anymore: under the absentee leadership of Tillerson, six of the top nine positions at the department were empty, and numerous critical ambassadorial posts remained unfilled.
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While asking people to work might sound like a good idea "in the abstract," she said, a state like Mississippi — with large pockets of poverty, sprawling rural communities and some of the highest rates of people on disability and food stamps — does not have enough jobs in the right places.
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The idea of blotted-out forms producing new ones, as in the abstract shapes created by graffiti painted over in public spaces, is suggested in "Earth Colonic" (all works 21901) and "All That Something…," while "Sand Lines" and "White Blockhead Stack" conjure other line forms, including the whiting out of text.
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Considering the question in the abstract is somewhat more straightforward: either one party is subject to duress in the exchange itself, or the exchange takes place in an environment shaped by coercion, corrupted by anti-competitive privilege—for example, government-granted monopolies and licenses, subsidies (directly or indirectly as cost-offsetting), and bailouts.
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Coming from an upper-middle-class upbringing and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago to New York in 1947 via Smith College in Massachusetts, Mitchell became active in the Abstract Expressionism movement, then traveled to France, where she married her childhood sweetheart Barney Rosset in Le Lavandou, Provence, in 1949.
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Robert Reich: Well basically, it shows something that we understood in the abstract, but I don't think people understood it as sharply and as clearly as they see it now and that is that we don't have really much of a social safety net compared to most other places around the world.
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At one point in our conversation, Kiefer gestured to the vitrine beside him, suggesting that after the show he might empty it of the sculpture it held and put something else in its place (he was evidently speaking in the abstract, since all of the works on display are labeled "Private Collection").
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However strange the idea of extinction entertainment may sound in the abstract, it's not so hard to understand after enduring a morning barrage of presidential tweets or a day spent watching a debate over whether chain-link enclosures built to contain children separated from their parents at the border can be fairly described as cages.
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When she published this result, Dr Majid suggested that it might, in part, be because the Jahai have a dozen words dedicated to describing different sorts of smells in the abstract (the equivalent of colour-words such as red, blue, black and white, of which there are generally reckoned to be 11 in English).
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These numbers can be hard to wrap your head around in the abstract, so here are some graphs and charts to help you make sense of the sheer scale of the crisis, and how rapidly the refugee population has grown: The Obama administration set a target of 110,000 refugee admissions for fiscal year 2017.
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The blame lies not just with the privilege framework in the abstract, but also with a media landscape that—for reasons that have as much to do with what readers want as with production costs—favors the churning out of "privilege" content (celebrity gaffes, navel-gazing from the ordinary-but-privileged) over, say, war reporting.
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This led to an insane White House narrative that Gorsuch was actually speaking only in the abstract—that he was just saying, apropos of nothing, that attacks on the judiciary are bad, as if the president of the United States had literally not just told people to blame terror attacks on a Bush-appointed judge.
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He talks a fair amount about the dangers of an overly powerful president (Trump, yes, but an overly powerful president in the abstract, as well), the coarseness of politics, his abilities as a negotiator, and the importance of never compromising on rights, but being able to give a little on X and Y to get something done.
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Prepare for your brain to hurt a little as you read what the researchers describe in the abstract of their newly published paper:"If you put three pigeons in two pigeonholes, at least two of the pigeons end up in the same hole," is an obvious yet fundamental principle of nature as it captures the very essence of counting.
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Put simply, there is in the abstract an innate awareness among most Americans that compromise is a necessary and vital outcome, fundamental to the function of the American political system; yet, paradoxically, the very thought of the act of real compromise on specific issues has become anathema to many, if not most, people's concepts of political progress or success.
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Perl notes that, four years later, Calder wrote to the American art collector Albert Gallatin, recalling that his "first impulse to work in the abstract" had come from visiting Mondrian's atelier, where he was struck by the power of the Dutch modernist's stripped-down palette of black, white, and the primary colors of red, yellow, and blue.
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In the first half of the show, Ms. Kawakubo goes from minimalist variations on raw-seamed canvas skirts in the Abstract Excellence Collection (2004), to the tutus and leather jackets of the 2005 Ballerina Motorbike Collection, to a flowered dress with a stuffed flowered teddy bear on its front, from the Not Making Clothing Collection of 2014.
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But the idea of casting a same-sex pair didn't begin in the abstract: Peck loved Stanley and Applebaum's dancing in the piece, and he wanted two of his gay colleagues to be able to go onstage without any pretense, in just the same way he wanted all the dancers to feel comfortable in their sneakers.
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In a 19863 case barring school districts from considering students' races when assigning them to schools, Mr Roberts wrote, "The way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race"—a perfectly admirable sentiment in the abstract that takes little account of the structural unfairness which affirmative-action is supposed to address.
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Decades later, as we all are trapped in a political discourse that emptily refers to empathy and knows enough to speak about trauma, but only in the abstract, and in which there appear to be "sides" on the question of what is the most ethical way to imprison children, "Stone Butch Blues" is exactly the book all of us should be reading.
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Although it was ever the abstract rather than the concrete that sparked her writing imagination — the political theorist Herbert Marcuse once said disparagingly, "She can make a theory out of a potato peel" — it was this very passion for experience in the abstract that gave her the subjects out of which she made glorious a form that had long been neglected.
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While many things seem possible when considered in the abstract, purely through the lens of technology and economics, they seem a lot more difficult when considered from the local view — convincing thousands and thousands of Sara Greens across the country to put up with solar panels, EV chargers, home batteries, wind turbines, bike shares, transit stops, and dense residential construction.
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Which didn't stop the Scottish National Party from recently blocking an opt-out scheme in Scotland for the utterly incredible reason that the motion had been proposed by a Labour MP. Such pettiness is not exclusive to any one political party, of course, but demonstrates why thinking about these things in the abstract, as part of an overall system, can sometimes help you to focus on the real argument.
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"Our results suggest that even heavily sampled anonymized datasets are unlikely to satisfy the modern standards for anonymization set forth by GDPR [Europe's General Data Protection Regulation] and seriously challenge the technical and legal adequacy of the de-identification release-and-forget model," the researchers from Imperial College London and Belgium's Université Catholique de Louvain write in the abstract to their paper, which has been published in the journal Nature Communications.
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THREE: While the anxiety-ridden perfectionism of Rick Pitino or Bobby Knight or Jim Boeheim caused them to live and die from play to play—obsessing over conditioning and image and hard work and all that horse shit everyone venerates in the abstract, but actually fucking hates in their own lives—Don just seemed like he rolled out of bed, took a look at his personnel, decided to try the most extreme shit possible, and put it into practice.
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