But what's consistent between his various approaches is his commitment to almost incalculably melancholy production.
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The cost of supporting Trump to the soul of the movement has been incalculably high.
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But it is incalculably worse when those mutants finally, frankly get around to talking about themselves.
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Life in Cuba remains incalculably difficult, especially for those outside the hustle and bustle of Havana.
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And yet, for Xi and his country, a massacre reminiscent of Tiananmen would be almost incalculably costly.
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But the price to his body for his stubborn persistence in the fight game was incalculably grave.
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It would essentially destroy NATO, with incalculably dangerous consequences, at a steep cost to the United States.
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That way, the method can be used to "synthesize an almost incalculably large number of antibiotic candidates," Myers says.
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But, as the President of the United States, who commands a nuclear-armed military, Trump is playing for incalculably higher stakes.
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"This development is still almost incalculably bad for American democracy," writes Tom Pepinsky, a professor at Cornell University who studies authoritarianism.
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But the costs of Sahel countries becoming failed states, which is likely in a business-as-usual scenario, would be incalculably higher.
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The stakes in Russia hacking an American election are obviously incalculably higher than those in North Korea attacking a US movie studio.
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The issue is incalculably important to the history of comics, beginning with the fact that it was Moore's coming-out party in American comics.
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Like much of the rest of her personal collection, it eventually went to the museum, though her contribution to the institution was already incalculably huge.
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But it does define, as demonstrated in the work gathered here, the shared reality of an experimental impulse with materials and forms that has proved incalculably influential.
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Teachers at this school face all the challenges of any teacher in a building full of teenagers, but in the Trump era their job is incalculably harder.
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Missing in this outcry — and in the pending tax legislation — is a recognition of the long history of reciprocity between academia and government that has incalculably benefited society.
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But he was among the most brilliant, and his papers and books have had a profound, incalculably vast impact on the study of moral philosophy over the past half century.
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How women of color are manifested in those few stories that do make it to a larger audience is incalculably important; when we're not caricatures on-screen, we barely exist.
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Clients who respectfully engage in dialogues with their sex workers, especially if our opinions are mismatched, and who recognize the incalculable value we bring to the world, are incalculably valuable.
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Emergent properties, such as the ability to program software that can beat grandmaster-level Go players, is incalculably more impressive when you realize no one programmed DeepMind to do it.
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How to keep it so once Northern Ireland departed with the UK, and Ireland remained firmly within the EU, became the most urgent issue of Brexit, the stakes incalculably high.
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Set in the 1940s and 1950s, "Trumbo" keeps insisting that the film industry was incalculably significant at the time, and that screenwriters were some of the most significant people in it.
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"The incalculably vast losses of the Great War generated new rituals of remembrance that swept away the particularizing culture of heroic exemplarity that once gave Regnault's story such resonance," Gotlieb writes.
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DeCarava's work is itself the best of both worlds: visually rigorous yet incalculably sensitive to the human predicament and the psychology of everyday life, especially concerning but not limited to African-Americans.
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Although the ritual itself has an incalculably long history, the term "sexual harassment" has only been around since the mid-1970s, when activists at Cornell University coined it during a consciousness-raising session.
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Just as Dole did in 1996, Biden may find it difficult to adapt to the pace of a political competition that has accelerated almost incalculably since he first honed his electoral skills decades earlier.
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When they approached then-fledgling stencil and woodcut artist Brian Adam Douglas, known as Elbow Toe, to participate in the event, he was "incalculably grateful and terrified" to match the work of his more established peers.
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It's one of those many mundane, toiletry-proximal items that was almost certainly not manufactured with anyone's happiness in mind, and is thus made incalculably more grim by the mere presence of any decoration at all.
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Most women will probably feel a degree of guilt and anxiety and remorse over certain decisions they made, but for someone in Leigh's position the cost is dizzyingly, incalculably high, the possibilities for self-forgiveness narrow.
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Scientists can make an "almost incalculably large number of antibiotic candidates" The technique described by Myers and his team assembles an antibiotic using eight "building blocks" made from industrial chemicals — each of which can be modified individually.
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That story has many versions, but all of them end the same way: Harel's legacy is an incalculably long line of cheeses with peach-fuzz soft rinds and creamy centers, wrapped and transported in tiny wooden crates.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It was an extraordinary feat: a top-secret mission to shoot a music video in one of the most prestigious museums in the world — a space where the art is incalculably valuable and security is tight.
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The buzz for the game at the LA Convention Center was palpable, and the line to get your hands on it—in its Wii U guise, as it'll simultaneously be released on Nintendo's next-gen console, provisionally (at least) called the NX, next year—was incalculably epic (organizers had to close the line several times).
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But the effect of her being on those around her was incalculably diffusive: for the growing good of the world is partly dependent on unhistoric acts; and that things are not so ill with you and me as they might have been is half owing to the number who lived faithfully a hidden life, and rest in unvisited tombs.
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From the roster of international virtuosos who play Carnegie Hall each year to the thousands of bands (not to mention fans) who converge in Austin, Texas, every March for SXSW, from the overseas tours of experimental American theater companies to the careful shipping of blockbuster exhibition objects from museum to museum, the arts and culture ecology relies on airplanes in incalculably enormous numbers.
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The novel presents itself as an extended first-person report by Krina Alizond-114, created by the "incalculably wealthy" Sondra Alizond-1 to be a scholar of accountancy practice historiography. Her clone sister, Ana, has disappeared, and Krina is following her trail.
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On the other hand, guerrilla activities and Japanese retaliatory measures brought the peace and order situation to a difficult point. Resorting to district-zoning and domiciliary searches, coupled with arbitrary arrests, the Japanese made the mission of Laurel's administration incalculably exasperating and perilous.Molina, Antonio. The Philippines: Through the centuries.
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There was a 1 cm scar on the right index finger: its position on the finger was described with teutonic precision. Eva-Maria Sommer was Inge Viett. Viett recognised she must disappear fast. Disclosure that East Germany was harbouring wanted West German terrorist suspects could be incalculably damaging to East Germany.
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Armed with the best weapons his contacts could secure, Ellis and his band of guerillas proved a formidable force. In all, Ellis made 20 expeditions, covering 8,000 miles, leading approximately 4,000 fugitives through the mountains. Over half of these joined the Union army. Ellis was a constant aggravation to Confederate authorities, and contributed incalculably to the morale of the beleaguered Unionist east Tennesseans.
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While at home from Marlborough during a summer vacation Worsley's younger brother Benjamin drowned at the seaside, an event incalculably traumatic for Worsley: > however gentle everyone was with me, I had the facts to face. I was alive > and he was dead. He, the specially beloved of them all, the little genius, > the most precious of any of us, hadn't survived. I had.
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Upon finding the mother and son, a policeman directs them to a homeless shelter. The following day, they are downtrodden when they find nearly all of their belongings gone, forcing them to resort later to shoplifting and dumpster diving. At the film's closing, the subplot intersects with the main plot in a heartening incident demonstrating how altruism incalculably alters the path of a destitute person's circumstances.
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Following the trial which was widely reported in the press, he was convicted on 11 February 1974 of fraud and jailed for five years (later increased to seven years). Sentencing him, the judge called Poulson an "incalculably evil man". For his part, Poulson denied the charges, saying "I have been a fool, surrounded by a pack of leeches. I took on the world on its own terms, and no one can deny I once had it in my fist".
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Romm, Joseph. "An Introduction to Climate Progress", Climate Progress, ThinkProgress.org, March 2009 and in another post, setting forth a summary of "global warming impacts".Romm, Joseph. "An introduction to global warming impacts: Hell and High Water", Climate Progress, ThinkProgress.org, March 2009 In 2011, Romm stated that "Feeding some 9 billion people by mid-century in the face of a rapidly worsening climate may well be the greatest challenge the human race has ever faced." Romm's 2010 book, Straight Up notes: "the bottom line is that the economic cost of action is low, whereas the cost of inaction is incalculably greater".
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Moran is "vexed with...the idea that, by having an abortion, a woman is somehow being unfemale and, indeed, unmotherly" (175). In her experience in having and raising two girls, she knows firsthand the amount of work put into raising a child and feels she should not be obligated to have another when she has a choice in the matter. She brings up a point that, "...ending a pregnancy 12 weeks into gestation is incalculably more moral than bringing an unwanted child into this world" (176). Moran, while at the abortion clinic, has an inkling that even the staff have a stigma against terminating a pregnancy.
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Carson, a fellow Dubliner who had attended Trinity College, Dublin at the same time as Wilde, cross-examined Wilde on how he perceived the moral content of his works. Wilde replied with characteristic wit and flippancy, claiming that works of art are not capable of being moral or immoral but only well or poorly made, and that only "brutes and illiterates", whose views on art "are incalculably stupid", would make such judgements about art. Carson, a leading barrister, diverged from the normal practice of asking closed questions. Carson pressed Wilde on each topic from every angle, squeezing out nuances of meaning from Wilde's answers, removing them from their aesthetic context and portraying Wilde as evasive and decadent.
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In the 'mathematically' sublime, an object strikes the mind in such a way that we find ourselves unable to take it in as a whole. More precisely, we experience a clash between our reason (which tells us that all objects are finite) and the imagination (the aspect of the mind that organizes what we see, and which sees an object incalculably larger than ourselves, and feels infinite). In the 'dynamically' sublime, the mind recoils at an object so immeasurably more powerful than we, whose weight, force, scale could crush us without the remotest hope of our being able to resist it. (Kant stresses that if we are in actual danger, our feeling of anxiety is very different from that of a sublime feeling.
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The Menlo Report attempts to summarize a set of basic principles to guide the identification and resolution of ethical problems arising in research of or involving ICT. ICT is a general umbrella term that encompasses networks, hardware and software technologies that involve information communications pertaining to or impacting individuals and organizations. ICT has increasingly become integrated into our individual and collective daily lives, mediating our behaviors and communications and presenting new tensions that challenge the applications of these guiding principles. The challenges of ICTR risk assessment derive from three factors: the researcher-subject relationships, which tend to be disconnected, dispersed, and intermediated by technology; the proliferation of data sources and analytics, which can heighten risk incalculably; and the inherent overlap between research and operations.
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Crowley, Magick Without Tears, ch. IV and, > The art of using it consists principally in referring all our ideas to it, > discovering thus the common nature of certain things and the essential > differences between others, so that ultimately one obtains a simple view of > the incalculably vast complexity of the Universe. > > The whole subject must be studied in the Book 777, and the main > attributions committed to memory: then when by constant use the system is at > last understood—as opposed to being merely memorised—the student will find > fresh light break in on him at every turn as he continues to measure every > item of new knowledge that he attains by this Standard. For to him the > Universe will then begin to appear as a coherent and a necessary > Whole.
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