Our reward, digital junk, was probably incongruent with the problem.
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These two views are, at first glance, incongruent with each other.
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Photographs often display details incongruent with accepted versions of the family's past.
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The other subjects went through a version that had only 20% incongruent trials.
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Their expression of their authentic gender will be incongruent with their assigned sex.
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Now, I'm an intense introvert, which can be incongruent with being a performer.
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Of course, several fellow Poveristi staged similar amalgamations of incongruent materials and sensory effects.
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The New England Journal of Medicine recently published some commentaries repeating the incongruent figures.
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Trump's pronouncements are often incongruent with one another and at times wholly divorced from reality.
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So Ford's universal platform could exacerbate low-quality app development or incongruent services in infotainment systems.
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The bottom line is that current stock market valuations do not seem incongruent with the data.
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This conduct does appear to be completely incongruent with that which we expect of our personnel.
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In addition, they were not observed for participants exposed to low-frequent EC training (20% incongruent trials).
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As soon as a professional enters, it becomes a power dynamic that is incongruent with good care.
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If spending patterns appear incongruent with prior months, MoneyLion can suggest a small loan to smooth things over.
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Long arranged the coal on the floor in three circles, which seem incongruent in an indoor gallery space.
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You can't have mornings like this consistently without waking up to all that is incongruent in your life.
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This is incongruent given that the president's 2017 new tax law will significantly exacerbate debt and the deficit.
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And, at the present time, we think that owning Venezuelan bonds is morally incongruent with socially responsible investing.
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" It was, he observed, "incongruent with what the record reveals about the agency's priorities and decision making process.
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"There's a certain persona I want to present, and being homeless is incongruent with who I am," she said.
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The dominant political and popular culture in our society — cynicism — is incongruent with the ideal of maintaining the republic.
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While women and international acts were omitted from much of the music, the score wasn't incongruent, unlike the soundtrack.
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The idea of nihilism, that Kratos is completely irredeemable, is incongruent with how you'd like to believe how people work.
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That translated to seemingly incongruent trends being paired together, like sleeve slits and ruffles with corset belts and trench coats.
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Simply because there is a divergence between concurrent hard and soft economic data, doesn't mean that those indicators are incongruent.
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"The idea is that those who get to see my work are destabilized and experience incongruent situations," said Mr. Fourtou.
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The rally reflected optimism in the progress of U.S.-China trade talks, though somewhat incongruent with recent sluggishness in China's economy.
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The group subjected to the high-intensity 80% incongruent task showed less activity in their amygdala during the emotionally reactive task.
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There's a level of cosmetic appeal, too: it always looks oddly impressive having a DJ somewhere, however incongruent it might seem.
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Plus, they come back with all sorts of ideas and methodologies that are often incongruent with our social, economic and political reality.
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Incongruent conditions: No sound when the cup was shook, but a ball dropping out; or rattling the ball, but not dropping one.
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Neither is a conservative "political operative," but both found Sulzberger's statement hypocritical and incongruent with the Times's own reporting on this story.
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He used emotionally incongruent language — much of it humorous, irreverent or banal — to underscore the tragic nature of many of his compositions.
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The rally reflected optimism in the progress of U.S.-China trade talks, though it was somewhat incongruent with recent sluggishness in China's economy.
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The film's box office haul was incongruent with its critical reception — it made hundreds of millions of dollars despite being panned by critics.
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The idea seems incongruent with the president's many other policies on taxes and the environment that will largely benefit corporations and the wealthy.
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This disparity likely exists for many creative makers who engage in incongruent practices but feel the pressure to present a coherent story of success.
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The 23-year-old has said that the music the boy band was pumping out was incongruent with the artist he wanted to be.
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The psychiatrists characterized the slightly built Mr. Roof as both childlike and grandiose, and noted his flat affect, incongruent jokes and dearth of empathy.
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A pretty good indicator that there's something unusual about Trump's sudden interest in legal procedure is how incongruent it is with his political strategy.
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These quickly become irritating because they are incongruent with the exhilaration of high-speed driving and the heightened level of awareness demanded by the task.
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The moves have caught the attention of some in progressive circles, who say that Biden's centrist political outlook is incongruent with the current political moment.
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"NATO is an organization made many decades ago that is incongruent with our current foreign policy challenges," Miller told Fox News in March of 2016.
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And such a role might seem incongruent with Ms. Clinton's graduate degrees from Oxford and Columbia and her career in business consulting and nonprofit management.
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University of Toronto paleoanthropologist David Begun said the possibility that the evolutionary split occurred outside Africa is not incongruent with later hominin species arising there.
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Since at least the 1990s, Australian conservatism has offered a highly successful, if philosophically incongruent mix of free-market liberalism and increasingly strident cultural nationalism.
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That breezy solution is incongruent with the realities facing the 76 percent of graduate students who log at least 30 hours of work per week.
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The currency rallied 1.5 percent against the dollar last week, its biggest weekly rise since January 2017, seemingly incongruent with recent sluggishness in China's economy.
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After all, the incongruent relationship is meant to provide a hedge to investors that aren't interested in bearing the turmoil that comes with one-sided exposure.
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Rejection of IER is also incongruent with the Trump administration's goal of American leadership on critical technologies like artificial intelligence, robotics, machine-learning and new drug discovery.
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We are presented, in other words, with an explanation for agency action that is incongruent with what the record reveals about the agency's priorities and decisionmaking process.
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The company might not have eight television channels, especially not ones with incongruent names — like ESPN News, which shows radio simulcasts and reruns but offers little news.
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"Because women played central roles in all aspects of indigenous culture, violence against them was fundamentally incongruent with one's conception of self and society," she told me.
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Analysts point out that even excluding the new empress from a key part of her husband's enthronement ceremony is incongruent with Japan's efforts to promote gender equality.
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More than anything else, the white voters who drifted from President Barack Obama in 2012 to Trump last year — a seemingly incongruent transition — sealed the Republican victory.
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"So we'll be able to see if things look wildly incongruent from what we would expect." transcript This was Iowa caucus night back in the mid-231s.
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Activists opposed LMU's selection on the grounds that, as a Catholic institution, we should not accommodate candidates whose positions are incongruent with those of the Catholic Church.
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In its decision, the court noted that Zarate had given officers a series of incongruent and at times confusing answers, including claiming that he was born in 1863.
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It doesn't have to be voices—an auditory hallucination can just be some incongruent environmental noise or the sound of a strange phone ringing when there's nobody else around.
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I don't mean to blow your mind here, but... what if my incongruent interest in the fashion was the vehicle destiny used to get me into the entertainment industry?
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"If the scents are too complex or incongruent, that will not keep shoppers around or will not induce the kinds of behaviors that we want to induce," he said.
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The trailer for the latest DC disaster seemed fantastic, and then the movie came along and we realized that it was nothing more than a limp, tonally incongruent mess.
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But they seemed so incongruent in the dour tunnels of the New York City subway that Ms. Shah paused in the middle of her commute to find their source.
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Later in the ruling, however, the chief justice wrote that the voting rights rationale offered by Mr. Ross depended on an "incongruent" explanation that wasn't supported by proper evidence.
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Goodgame tweeted this morning about the school's last-minute banning of her date, which came via email from her guidance counselor — with possibly the most incongruent smiley face emoticon ever?
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We can learn from the anti-vaccination movement and climate change denialism that the actual credibility of information is sometimes incongruent with its perceived credibility in the eyes of different beholders.
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And when you talk about mashing up two screenplays as incongruent as these, it's worth asking what kind of movie Clooney wanted to make—and what, exactly, he ended up with.
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All the statistics in the world don't change the fact that I want to have a smile that's as incongruent with my origin story as my tan skin and circumcised penis.
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My particular writing methodology, if it could be called that, might be summarized this way: Go inside a dark tunnel filled with conflicting, incongruent ideas, paw around for a few years.
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The progressives of the world like to point out Kudlow's disdain for Keynesian economics, something that is somewhat incongruent with a presidency that's enjoying the spoils of post- recession quantitative easing.
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And though the Demon seems incongruent to the overall trends, the enthusiasm of aging baby boomers and young Fast & Furious fans is enough of a business case to justify this last hurrah.
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"And so I think the degree to which people are uncomfortable with behavior or attitudes that are incongruent with what they believe in, that that has to be a factor," he added.
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The Democratic nominee put out an ad featuring Trump-bashing Michael Hayden, an N.S.A. and C.I.A. chief under W. who was deemed "incongruent" by the Senate when he testified about torture methods.
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"We are presented, in other words, with an explanation for agency action that is incongruent with what the record reveals about the agency's priorities and decision-making process," Chief Justice Roberts wrote.
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The task force's TV appearances suggest a shoring-up-the-base strategy by the White House -- which is incongruent while the entire country is fighting a virus that has no political party.
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The sooner you realize the farce — how desperately Fifty Shades Darker wants to be erotic and romantic, and how incongruent and stagnant Leonard and James's view of erotic romance actually is — the better.
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There certainly haven't been enough to rule out the possibility that a true outsider could win the nomination, even if it seemed very incongruent with what had happened in the post-reform era.
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"Patterson's premature discharge is indicative of the fact that the character of his service was incongruent with Marine Corps' expectations and standards," said Yvonne Carlock, a spokeswoman for the Marines, in a statement.
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Basically I collect disparate archives and synthesize them together to make incongruent sources and to build a harmonious narrative, using what I have, fixed language, their bodies and their narratives, and my dance performance.
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Green hits on feelings we've all had when people decide things about us that are incongruent with how we see ourselves and she's singing about it on top of a very British indie rock sound.
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I saw Stan as a man possessing a tremendous body of work, and the fact that he felt he had to do these teeny movie shout-outs to validate the work felt incongruent to me.
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Germane to this question is the fact that WHO scoring for severity is incongruent with validated pneumonia severity scoring used by clinicians as the mere presence of dyspnea qualifies a patient for the "severe" label.
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I don't carry a knife or keep a gun in my trunk, but I do know how to make weapons from words — to repel incongruent love for someone who doesn't fit my fastidiously crafted, exacting bill.
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As one of the more prominent Gen Z rappers to break big in the last few years, Juice Wrld helped to define Soundcloud rap's emerging sound as one characterized by vulnerability, vice, and incongruent musical influences.
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And it's likely there will be an increasing reluctance by our allies to pass on information or views they know are incongruent with Pompeo or Trump's perception, to the detriment of the US's relationship with our allies.
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There's also a dog named Bullet who, by nature of being a dog, is the goodest part of the game — though even then, his purpose is mechanically incongruent with what made Blair Witch a great horror movie.
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I spent my own teenage years struggling with gender dysphoria, which is the clinical term for the feeling that many trans people experience of having a body that is incongruent with their inner sense of their own gender.
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"We have reviewed the social media transcriptions you provided, and find many of them to be not only incongruent with our standards and policies, but also troubling on a human level," Commissioner Richard Ross said in a statement.
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I've become more aware of how when the passing of life seems incongruent with the amount of time that's passed on a clock, it is usually rooted in my unconscious expectations: what I deserve, don't deserve, my worth.
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Loss aversion helps to explain the cognitive dissonance on the part of many Americans who jointly hold the incongruent views that on the one hand reject ObamaCare and on the other hand fear the loss of coverage within it.
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"When we behave in a way that is incongruent with the anticipated or socially recognized response to a threatening situation, we will try to make sense of it by changing our beliefs about what happened or about our culpability," Curry said.
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Some of the subjects went through a version the test that had 80% incongruent trials—trials in which the arrow they had to focus on and the arrow they had to ignore were not pointing the same direction, thus requiring more mental work.
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As I pressed my thumb to unlock my phone, I contemplated, as I often do, the wallpaper, a favorite snapshot of my 22013-year-old daughter: ivory skin, clear blue eyes, an ever-so-incongruent puff of golden curls levitating above her neckline.
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The photos published alongside his tweet show pristine halls and operations rooms, but the images are eerily empty of people, and incongruent with CNN's previous reporting in the country, where people flood the waiting rooms and hallways of most hospitals and clinics.
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So that's how to square two seemingly incongruent storylines: Trump probably can't halt the US coal industry's relentless decline, but he can still do a lot to undermine US climate policies — in a way that could have negative ripple effects all across the globe.
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" Trygve Olson, who also advised Mr. Paul's campaign, said, "Conventional wisdom would say Trump should end up paying a high price for his thermonuclear gambit on the debate stage, his attack on President Bush and his positions that are totally incongruent with the vast majority of conservative voters.
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For example if a vegan was forced to work for a butcher then I could well imagine how that values conflict would cause high anxiety or panic attacks, but generally most situations that are incongruent with your 'true self' are felt as a low level discomfort or unease.
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Ira also gaslights Celeste into seemingly admitting that Perry's abuse went both ways and that she inflicted violence upon him too — which is incongruent with what viewers saw in the first season, where it was clear that Perry was the aggressor while Celeste fought back in self-defense.
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Driven by Hokusai's series Thirty-Six Views of Mt Fuji (1830-18903), he experiments with parallel and incongruent diagonals in "Seascape near Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer" (1888), in which the horizon buckles as if bending under the weight of the serene, subtly gradated color fields across the expansive sky.
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To some it might be incongruent to fathom a congressman and the son of a Veteran stand with Kaep, but it is not hard for me to reconcile my oath of office and allegiance to the flag with my support for the NFL players and other activists and protestors fighting racism.
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"Now, we tried sometimes not to sit next to Buzz at a party because he was working 24 hours, around the clock, with 'now, if you get an ellipse and its epicenter is incongruent with the other, and then of course this comes through and the perigee is down there,' " Collins said.
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"I'm quite curious I guess as to what it was exactly that he saw in us that resonated with him as I feel like we spend a lot of time expressing values highly incongruent with the way he treated women and the act of absolute cowardice that occured sunday night," the account said.
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With his support of universal healthcare, his openness to abolishing the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, and his willingness to consider impeaching Trump, O'Rourke may define the party going forward in a way that could be incongruent with more moderate Democrats who must defend their Senate seats in states that Trump won in 2016.
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The ambassadors seem aware that they have to prove themselves to be human and provide plenty of photos unique to these accounts—but when people began scrolling through the accounts' old tweets, they noted instances where the purported employees call themselves by another name or mention family details wildly incongruent with a specific account's photo.
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Sixteen-year-old protagonist Starr Carter grapples with the loss of a friend to police brutality as she attempts to navigate the incongruent parts of her identity shaped by a racist and classist America; Starr, who is Black, attends a predominantly white private school with a wealthy student body vastly unlike the kids who live on her block.
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