Those who know my heart know that this is not indicative of my character, nor is it indicative of my business acumen.
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" Later, "Those text messages are not indicative of bias.
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The fact is, their ascendence to online-beauty fame is indicative of a large shift within the industry — one toward gender no longer being indicative of the kind of role one can hold.
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Is this indicative of what Uber is going to experience?
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And that's pretty indicative of the state of North Dakota.
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His quote is also indicative of why this trial matters.
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"Mark's actions aren't indicative of who he is," Beck says.
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But it was also indicative of where cars are going.
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The cuts by Emirates are indicative of two wider problems.
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The behavior is indicative of the buying culture Amazon created.
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That's a shame, and it's indicative of a bigger problem.
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Or is it indicative of broader problems with coal CCS?
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That's clearly not indicative of an economy working for everyone.
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These steps are indicative of Mr Ramaphosa's way of working.
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It is indicative of how women are underrepresented in music.
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The subterfuge in Egypt is indicative of a wider trend.
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In past elections, advanced votes were indicative of final results.
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But it's also indicative of the increasingly informal office setting.
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That alone is indicative of the seriousness of the claims.
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But the jump is also indicative of a budding industry.
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But, their losses aren't exactly indicative of their fighting spirit.
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Is it indicative of a larger problem in Silicon Valley?
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Her puffy hands are indicative of inflammatory arthritis, doctors concluded.
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They aren't indicative of who I am as a person.
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And, it's indicative of your overall financial health, says Pak.
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The swings are indicative of how much uncertainty investors face.
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Such symptoms are not indicative of lung infection, or pneumonia.
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Earnings, however, are not always indicative of a successful company.
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Is the reaction indicative of where the party is today?
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That response was seen as indicative of a generational divide.
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Experts say the incident is indicative of a larger trend.
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Specifically, Paulsen sees this chart as indicative of what's ahead.
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" Another said they're indicative of the "absurdity of late capitalism.
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I'm pretty indicative of the rest of bump stock owners.
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These militias' dialogue is indicative of the latest zombie trend.
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But not everybody saw the report as indicative of progress.
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Rubio's are as likely to express opinions indicative of racial resentment.
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This one role is only indicative of a larger industry practice.
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Telling Lies is indicative of Barlow's fascination with video installation art.
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Bekaert said their emails were indicative of their friendly, blunt relationship.
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Its release is indicative of Netflix's push into attracting younger viewers.
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A rising market generally is indicative of a broader upbeat sentiment.
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The accenting electric guitar is so indicative of the music legend.
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I just think it's very indicative of New England sports fans.
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It's unexpected as ever and indicative of Thug's infinitely evolving style.
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Is this trend indicative of other ongoing changes in men's health?
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The news is indicative of Netflix's push into attracting younger viewers.
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This one scene is indicative of Uncharted 4 as a whole.
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On the other hand, this could be indicative of excessive spending.
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Rebel Rebel's closing is indicative of the change Bleecker has undergone.
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The 21625 elections are indicative of what's to come in 2900.
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Is the video of those boys indicative of some social illness?
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The seaweed explosion is also indicative of bigger problems, Wang said.
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"I think it's indicative of a greater risk aversion," said Boockvar.
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That in itself is indicative of a major problem facing Republicans.
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Do you think "Muscle Memory" is indicative of your future output?
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It's biologically indicative of how crying keeps society safe and functional.
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They made food that was very indicative of their personal taste.
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To be sure, past performance is not indicative of future results.
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It is very indicative of the conditions that we are facing.
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"They are indicative of community transmission of COVID-19," he said.
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That is indicative of an overall good feeling about the country.
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Son's involvement with Alibaba is indicative of his freewheeling investment mindset.
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"It's indicative of a water mismanagement issue in California," she said.
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It's so indicative of life — the depth, the lows, the highs.
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But it's Bannon's ouster that is most indicative of Kelly's influence.
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It's not indicative of a top or anything more sinister yet.
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These levels were well below those indicative of a heart attack.
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This is indicative of a broader failing in the conservative movement.
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"Both are indicative of a company in financial distress," said Chanos.
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"To me, Kim Jong Un's confidence is much more indicative of his own confidence as a de facto nuclear power, it's much more indicative of that to me than a sincere desire for peace," she told CNN.
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Moreover, a "dead record lock" is not itself indicative of an attack.
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"It's indicative of who you are and what you're feeling," he said.
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"That's indicative of the problems these high dollar fundraisers present," Fischer said.
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It's definitely a sequence that's indicative of a direction we're going to.
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And it's indicative of a change in the LGBTQ+ community at large.
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Nothing about it should be taken as indicative of my personal position.
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But this sensitivity, Baggett stressed, is not indicative of her self-esteem.
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But some experts say it was indicative of a much larger problem.
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Those three little words have become indicative of the "big announcement" post.
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It's a relatively small gaffe, but indicative of a much larger problem.
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That, as it turned out, was indicative of what was to come.
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Mr Bouteflika is indicative of the decrepit state of the region's politics.
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Cincinnati is a conservative place, in many ways indicative of Middle America.
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Does that mean wine-stained teeth are indicative of a hygiene issue?
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This is indicative of some of what is happening on social media.
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It should have a flakiness that is indicative of a handmade crust.
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"It's hard to say intense heartbreak is indicative of depression," she says.
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Obviously, this is just a sports game and indicative of basically nothing.
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These recordings provide us with a brain "signature" indicative of awareness levels.
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Hopefully, that kind of thing isn't indicative of the season to come.
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This laid back party is pretty indicative of Hough's entire wedding style.
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Isn't that indicative of who he is and what he stands for?
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Is the drinking he describes indicative of a night out in Galway?
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The catch, of course, is that disruption is often indicative of dissent.
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It's also indicative of the kind of people they are in general.
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"It's nuts and completely indicative of who he is," Mr. Schwartz said.
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Not all nightmares are indicative of a mental health problem, Greenberg warns.
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Is that indicative of the health of house and techno in Ireland?
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Tears became a secondary component, more indicative of successful BDSM to her.
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And I think this election is very very indicative of the pain.
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What I said two years ago isn't indicative of who I am.
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Do you think this near-miss is indicative of attitudes across Europe?
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But it is indicative of the senator McCain often tried to be.
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But I don't think those numbers are indicative of how he's played.
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Suzuki said that could be indicative of a late cycle bull market.
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And that is indicative of what is happening in the hotel industry.
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I don't think that's indicative of anything problematic in the Treasury market.
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Two-year yields are indicative of traders' expectations of interest rate hikes.
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The debate was, in many ways, indicative of Biden's campaign more broadly.
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But, but, but: Ad sales can be indicative of a team's popularity.
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This problem is indicative of a large problem in the arts world.
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This can end up well if they are successful, but be damaging if they are not — because the failure tends to be viewed not as indicative of the circumstances, but as indicative of the person's race or gender.
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It's indicative of how he operates in the White House, the reporters said.
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Problems walking are known to be indicative of hidden neurological or skeletal problems.
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It's indicative of the lack of smart technology specifically — and intelligently — addressing women.
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"I think that game was kind of indicative of our season," Smart said.
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The lack of diversity represented in US government is indicative of structural inequity.
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The short development time on these games is indicative of their life span.
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SO I THINK IT'S INDICATIVE OF HOW THE CHINESE WANT TO DO BUSINESS.
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He kind of had little tonic motions, just kind of indicative of seizures.
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"The backwardation is indicative of what is really driving things," Again's Kilduff said.
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Zhuzhou's smelter relocation is indicative of the environmental pressures facing China's zinc smelters.
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But this is indicative of the pressures felt across the wider supply chain.
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Dark streaks indicative of flowing water on the slopes of a Martian hillside.
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There were injuries on both of Rolfes's hands, possibly indicative of a struggle.
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SO THAT'S INDICATIVE OF A GOOD BOOM THAT'S GONNA GO FOR A WHILE.
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These misdemeanors are often indicative of neighborhoods that are predisposed to violent crime.
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There's a couple lines in there that are definitely indicative of a relationship.
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If that isn't indicative of a phenomenon exhausted, I don't know what is.
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Immediate reactions in the market aren't necessarily indicative of long-term potential, though.
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Unfortunately, this is indicative of how things have gone throughout the 23.5 campaign.
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This could be indicative of the growing affordability problem in the housing market.
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Baidu iPhone search trends are indicative of iPhone demand, according to the firm.
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Rather, the separate attacks are indicative of a growing movement in the country.
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The battle for the town is indicative of the complications facing the West.
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It's a boilerplate disclaimer, but past performance is not indicative of future results.
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" The exchange, the report found, was "indicative of a biased state of mind.
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There was very minimal foot traffic in the store, indicative of its struggle.
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A slip-up that's so, so indicative of the biggest problem in Hollywood.
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Ivy Zelman thinks today's report is indicative of the sector as a whole.
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Yes, it's two years old, but is still indicative of a larger trend.
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This trend is indicative of just how many Americans are struggling with anxiety.
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Kerry said that Trump's behavior was indicative of a larger set of problems.
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Pascal Siakam hitting a corner three was indicative of this changing philosophy, too.
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For enterprise software startups, it's indicative of more mergers and acquisitions to come.
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The autopsy found lesions in Ms. Jenkins's stomach that were indicative of hypothermia.
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Mr. Neumann cited the price range as indicative of the town's socioeconomic diversity.
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It was indicative of the way the show exploits marginalized identities in general.
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To be sure, beating quarterly estimates isn't necessarily indicative of a company's health.
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This small movement is inspiring, though, and indicative of our capacity for change.
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Is it because it's indicative of something about Weber or his sexual prowess?
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But was that indicative of the future danger he posed to the public?
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A fall of more than 20 percent is indicative of a bear market.
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"The injuries are indicative of being struck with a golf club," Watson alleges.
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That's indicative of a labor market that already very tight in specific areas.
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Bill Pryor's treatment is indicative of Democratic behavior during the younger Bush's presidency.
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TB test, which measures antigen-specific T cells indicative of a tuberculosis infection.
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Overall, only 0.5% of participants received irregular pulse notifications indicative of possible AFib.
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This change may be indicative of improved trade relations between the two nations.
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That's indicative of Macron's support base, which is disproportionately well-educated and urban.
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Plus, the drum to me is indicative of black music and Baltimore club.
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Atlanta's Confederate monument quagmire is indicative of how complicated this issue is nationwide.
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The researchers say this discrepancy is indicative of a star approaching near-critical rotation.
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JNIV, also referred to as a 'fear gauge,' is generally indicative of relative calm.
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For remote pilots, they are indicative of a psychologically traumatic style of future warfare.
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That's an absurdly tiny slice of the population, hardly indicative of the general community.
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Rather, they saw a flat brain wave, which is indicative of a comatose state.
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It is, however, indicative of a future where connected devices aren't just for nerds.
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The song most indicative of the motley crew in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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They're like the structure on your genes that's indicative of how old you are.
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These are qualities of a great leader, but they're also indicative of a diva.
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However, researchers warn that increased drinking could be indicative of a more dangerous trend.
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That is a super-sized move, indicative of how aggressive credit investors have become.
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The rebranding effort, and the company's new name itself, is indicative of its goals.
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The two starkly different strategies are indicative of the culture within the rival campaigns.
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" DT: "My style is definitely indicative of how little I care to blend in.
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Did he also molest Dylan, an act indicative of a pattern of abusive behavior?
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But her social-media posts are indicative of a broader uneasiness among some Googlers.
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It was indicative of the "never-ending battle against performance enhancing drugs," he said.
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That's not necessarily indicative of where a user may be based, but through Mail.
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Higher IgE levels are typically indicative of an increased risk of allergies and asthma.
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This latest demonstration is indicative of the heightened political participation of young people today.
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So the back cover is more indicative of the lifestyle, not the actual recording?
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The Lowe's business is indicative of how EarthKind has grown over the past year.
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It's also worth noting that current public sentiment is not indicative of future outcomes.
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In other words, the S&P 500 is more indicative of average investor behavior.
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Indicative of the kind of discussions happening outside the Venezuelan embassy right now. pic.twitter.
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The situation in Hasakah, in the north-east, is indicative of the changing landscape.
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Conversely, a decrease in soreness is not always indicative of less muscle damage, either.
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She's now 9-5 overall—a record that is hardly indicative of her talent.
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But it's not clear if the public criticism is indicative of a deeper schism.
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This is not unique to luxury, but indicative of wholesale brick and mortar overall.
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Its RSI of 61.7 is below the 70 level typically indicative of overbought conditions.
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The fundraising figure is indicative of O'Rourke's waning momentum in the Democratic primary contest.
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The film's success is indicative of the new era of blockbuster horror movies (CNBC).
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The Big Table was pricier at $45, indicative of the winery's smaller-scale operation.
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That puts the ETF's drop above the 10 percent level indicative of a correction.
|
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According to Streetsblog, the crashes at The Hornet are indicative of a larger crisis.
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It was released on a major label—indicative of how far things have fallen.
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The feedback was rich, indicative of pen-up demand and Signal Sciences was born.
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The track is also indicative of where Brown is as an artist right now.
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But for me, The Gambia is no anomaly, but indicative of an emerging Africa.
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Some critics have considered this indicative of the supposed increasing superficiality of contemporary culture.
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Was his newfound desire for a dog indicative of something missing in his marriage?
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The pigtails, along with the pink nose, eyes, and cheeks, are indicative of youth.
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Two of the grandchildren, ages 1 and 4, have frail limbs indicative of malnutrition.
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It's indicative of a culture of secrets that Mr. Tyrnauer said characterized the time.
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The opposition to Pompeo is indicative of the political divide in the United States.
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Indicative of sentiment, holdings of the world's largest 0.5% to 882.12 tonnes on Thursday.
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The first question was indicative of much the session was geared toward the undecideds.
|
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This is indicative of one of the core problems with China's aluminum smelter sector.
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It's indicative of a fundamental incompetence at the heart of the new White House.
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And it's indicative of the Sharp Objects approach to telling stories about those traumas.
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Another 25 to 30 patches of muddy water were also observed, indicative of further explosions.
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But apparently what people eat can be indicative of more than just skin-deep characterizations.
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Adam: The fourth experiment during the gluttonous week is pretty indicative of this whole experience.
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But has there ever been a phrase more indicative of political doublespeak than "Alternative Facts"?
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Citation differences could simply be indicative of the current state of gender discrimination in physics.
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But if history is any guide, such upswings are not indicative of a positive trend.
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That's indicative of a process that is not as effectively used as it should [be].
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" Indicative of the time it was written in 1914, it is reminiscent of "Downton Abbey.
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What happened that day is "indicative of a bigger problem across the country," Scott says.
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Whether or not this is indicative of the fireability of the returned stage is unclear.
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But in this Texas Senate race, it is indicative of an increasingly nervous Republican Party.
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Why were more bars indicative of a nicer neighborhood in Milan, but not Mexico City?
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This trend is indicative of the evolving skill-set and ambitions of the modern publisher.
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Is this snafu a one-time only problem, or is it indicative of something bigger?
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These photographs are indicative of the uneasy relationship between the British and the Benin monarchy.
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Their answers are powerful, enlightening, and, hopefully, indicative of why sexual consent is so essential.
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NEXT CEO SAYS MAY-JUNE PERFORMANCE MORE INDICATIVE OF UNDERLYING DEMAND THAN VERY STRONG JULY
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But the Dow Jones Industrial Average is hardly indicative of the US economy's fundamental health.
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"It's indicative of the population," said Brian Ashcraft, director of customer experience at Liberty Tax.
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The quick shifts are indicative of just how rate-sensitive today's borrowers and buyers are.
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His conduct with Comey is indicative of the way he's subverting the modern bureaucratic state.
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But the fact that it was Skepta is indicative of something far beyond creative acknowledgement.
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Or are they just indicative of the moments artists generally choose to reflect upon themselves?
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What part of what he said wasn't indicative of an unsustainable political and economic reality?
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Typically, market moves stemming from supply hedging are temporary and not indicative of market sentiment.
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One is that forams' struggles could be indicative of the plight of other planktonic species.
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Is this indicative of some dangerous leap forward with regard to competence in baseball fighting?
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The thunderstorm-protecting accessories are called Panorellas, indicative of their hidden all-encompassing panoramic views.
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Twitter cutting non-essentials could be indicative of another attempt to prime itself for acquisition.
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LG: I agree with Dan in the sense that it's indicative of a larger problem.
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The basis is indicative of the supply and demand balance for one currency versus another.
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The recent allegations feel indicative of a shift in the conversation, and a necessary one.
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The data isn't necessarily indicative of who the most popular candidates are in the country.
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"A lot of times that's indicative of pace more than percentage," coach Frank Vogel said.
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The move is indicative of a larger trend of single-product fintechs exploring new offerings.
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Trump's rejection of the more positive message is indicative of one of his political weaknesses.
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Of course, preseason isn't always indicative of regular season play and, frankly, is often meaningless.
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Her sentences are often strong and lovely, indicative of voice rather than merely of style.
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"Strange cravings for nonorganic, nonfood items can be indicative of a nutritional deficiency," Higgins says.
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The basis is indicative of the supply and demand balance for one currency versus another.
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It's all indicative of an under-resourced game from a studio stretched to its limit.
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Asimo was indicative of an era of hope around technology that we're leaving behind now.
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As he tells it, it was indicative of something problematic about their attitude toward women.
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The meeting, however, is still indicative of NSO's effort to sell malware to US agencies.
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The reaction to 'The Mandalorian' will be indicative of how people feel about 'Star Wars.
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And markets are still seeing wild swings, indicative of just how deep investor anxieties run.
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Either incident could be indicative of the racist opinions of one person or of many.
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But the wrangling over a government shutdown is indicative of the partisan deadlock to come.
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It's indicative of the larger panic around female athletes, who upset traditional views on gender.
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To his admirers, Judge Ellis's bluntness and impatience are indicative of a razor-sharp mind.
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But the former veep's struggles to raise funds is indicative of a lack of enthusiasm.
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Locking a phone to its battery is indicative of Apple's control over parts and service.
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DeAlto believes the urge to reconnect, on either side, is indicative of these uncertain times.
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But arresting Mr. Coello was also indicative of the Trump administration's new priorities, he said.
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However, another caveat to the authors' recommendations is that extraction isn't exactly indicative of quality.
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Saudi actions at home are indicative of the approach it encourages for other nations abroad.
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The BTU measurement is much more indicative of how an unencumbered open burner will perform.
|
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Residents see these small disciplinary measures as indicative of the strength of Duterte's political will.
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Indicative of sentiment, holdings of the world's largest for the second straight session on Thursday.
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They are the same marks indicative of a visit from the Crooked Man's storm form.
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President Donald Trump was quick to react, praising the numbers as indicative of stronger growth.
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The blood "was indicative of someone suffering from a life-threatening injury," the document read.
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Not only that but wages were up 6463%, which is indicative of a growing economy.
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Patrick: To be clear, that is more indicative of what I'm talking about here, too.
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You picked one thing, which I think is very indicative of everything else, pretty much.
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More important, she was born on a lunar eclipse, which is indicative of a powerful destiny.
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Does not indicate if a temperature measurement is indicative of a fever or something more serious.
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The back-and-forth is indicative of the push-pull nature of LGBTQ rights in India.
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And if sleep is disrupted on such a wide scale, it's indicative of greater disruptions elsewhere.
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It's indicative of growing discontent with the systems that allow a company like Carcel to exist.
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After all, increasing rates are indicative of a stronger economy, and a stronger economy favors housing.
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If the comments don't seem indicative of a larger problem, turn them into a teaching moment.
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And Saldana's distracting appearance in the movie might be indicative of a larger problem in Hollywood.
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It was pretty impressive and indicative of how into the series the football player has been.
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High-energy photons aren't necessarily indicative of cosmic rays, and can come from electrons, said Bernardini.
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Spieth's age is indicative of a big trend in the top 50 earners list: They're young.
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Small Town's president added that soaring sales and stiffer competition are indicative of a bigger trend.
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This is indicative of the nature of work changing, and many are already feeling the effects.
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Snapchat's Bitmoji integration is indicative of a bigger trend — the shift from social broadcasting to messaging.
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"That score is not indicative of how hard it is to play that team," Wright said.
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I find the eagerness to confront sexism encouraging and indicative of the potential for real progress.
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"The first quarter is not indicative of our full year results," Olsen said on a call.
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We even saw the hint of tiny little gullies forming, which is indicative of surface flow.
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So the term "black moon" is actually indicative of what you will see on Friday night.
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Importantly, the colors are not "added" after the fact—they're genuinely indicative of discrete biological components.
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SingTel's $800 million Trustwave acquisition is indicative of this trend as was NTT's acquisition of Solutionary.
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"It's indicative of everything that was to come" with Trump's behavior as a politician, she said.
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And extreme forms of lying, like compulsive lying, may be indicative of an underlying personality disorder.
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But if you know anything about headphones, you'd know marketing is never indicative of real performance.
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"It's not indicative of a particular jewelry house or designer, more of a period," he adds.
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But I just thought that was indicative of a larger sense of self preservation or not.
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Richer data sets might also permit more complex predictions, like identifying patterns indicative of mental health.
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So this is indicative of an economy that continues to grow, albeit at a slower pace.
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"That's really indicative of the type of recovery we've seen these last few years," she said.
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The firm argues that iPhone search trends on Baidu are indicative of demand in the China.
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What's happening in this community, Loudin said, is indicative of where the crisis is headed nationwide.
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The pristine uniforms are indicative of the strict rules and standards Li has for his staff.
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IT IS INDICATIVE OF AN IMPROVING ECONOMY, RISING EARNINGS, RISING DIVIDENDS, AND A POSITIVE ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT.
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Yet the male-dominated race is indicative of the larger gender gap in Hollywood, observers say.
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Reading into this phenomenon, one might say it was indicative of the state of modern football.
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It's indicative of just how emboldened people are, how much the norms of discourse have shifted.
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They're known as an indicator species, meaning that their health is indicative of the greater environment.
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Their research suggests that these traits are often more indicative of job performance than rote memorization.
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"This is a person that was troubled and certainly not indicative of his supporters," she said.
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Yeah. It was real indicative of what was going on in my life at that point.
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Their accounts are indicative of pro wrestling's troubling track record on its treatment of female performers.
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It's like nothing she's ever done before, and it's indicative of the record as a whole.
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"The disruption is indicative of a new form of information control," Shehabi said in an email.
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That we authorize physicians to prescribe drugs off-label is indicative of this division of labor.
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This political earthquake, they assured us, was most certainly not indicative of any broader political trend.
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But this prison is also indicative of a wider trend of female imprisonment throughout the world.
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The case study presented is indicative of larger loopholes in the immigration system, the AP contends.
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It could have been cunning timing, but it was also indicative of the Yankees' offensive hierarchy.
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"That's indicative of the type of longer operations that Japan can become involved in," Latham said.
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The deal between Paramount and Netflix is indicative of the current struggle in the movie business.
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"It's a shame, but this is indicative of the political moment we're now enduring in Brazil."
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This can help agencies identify trends and growing vulnerabilities indicative of a possible extremist recruiting ground.
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If anything, Texas' recovery is indicative of the symbiotic relationship between disaster resilience and the economy.
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Not "nasty," and not indicative of our modesty or our sexuality — just messy, and also glorious.
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A venture firm's number of hardware investments isn't necessarily indicative of their focus on the sector.
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It's challenging the idea that your exterior is indicative of your value as a human being.
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With "Bouquet of Tulips," there is nothing indicative of social relationships outside of passive pop consumption.
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RBIs not being indicative of future performance, however, so just toss them in the circular file.
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Even more, her rise to fame is indicative of the emergence of Kenya's young, creative talents.
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Still, the official acknowledged that would not be indicative of whether the drills will go forward.
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This is indicative of the problem with creative nonfiction when creative becomes too strong an imperative.
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Quotable: "What I said two years ago isn't indicative of who I am," Mr. Kashuv said.
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It is indicative of the disastrous political choices that help explain 70 years of Palestinian failure.
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It's just scummy and disreputable and indicative of the world Whitaker inhabited before his sudden elevation.
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Even the interview started in a way that was indicative of our current global shared reality.
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The rapper has said he pulled it because it just isn't indicative of Kanye's new sound.
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It's indicative of a contest that's long from settled; with just two weeks until the Feb.
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Their sheer size and number is indicative of a complex, sophisticated society, according to the researchers.
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But the factors outlined above are not indicative of widespread discrimination against women in the workplace.
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Still, the new method is indicative of a bigger change underway at the government's statistical agencies.
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"If crowd size was indicative of his support, he'd be blowing everyone away everywhere," Rubio said.
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The decision was indicative of a growing federal effort to curtail the booming snake-oil business.
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The move, he said, is indicative of the state's attempt to control all political discussion online.
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"It's maybe indicative of the way that a lot of people in power behave," Lauren said.
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But Perry again said that the proposal is not indicative of his interest in the program.
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Mr. Lance said that his recent votes weren't indicative of a shifting position on gun rights.
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I kept wondering if my desire to not eat was indicative of a latent eating disorder.
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Typically the motion to proceed to debate is indicative of the vote on the final bill.
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He's now 19-11 overall—a record that is far from indicative of his mountainous talent.
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These unaudited pro forma condensed combined financial statements are not necessarily indicative of the results of operations that would have been achieved had the acquisitions actually taken place at the dates indicated and do not purport to be indicative of future financial position or operating results.
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The last-minute postponement of plans for the vaunted two-plus-two summit seems indicative of that.
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In this case, the boy's fingers and wrists exhibited some wear-and-tear indicative of tool making.
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These observations are also indicative of an injury that leads to death, as opposed to occurring postmortem.
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Ultimately, the researchers were able to assess that swearing more frequently was indicative of being more honest.
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"So in that sense I don't think that this is indicative of a system failure in Japan."
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Trump could be merely blowing off steam, or his comments could be indicative of something more serious.
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The move is indicative of an ongoing effort from CEO Sundar Pichai to streamline Google's multifarious products.
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And we're proud that fashion is indicative of the positive direction in which our culture is moving.
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But the confusion and lack of response are indicative of the rollout of these changes more generally.
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Indicative of a post-IS hope, Sunni communities buzz with a host of proposals for ways forward.
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This is a particularly egregious example, but it's indicative of a problem that spans across all industries.
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The latest generic ballot numbers aren't "indicative of much change one way or the other," Kondik says.
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The differing responses to articles making similar arguments are indicative of a misogynistic strand in this debate.
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We're talking about brand-spankin'-new beauty launches — in rich, moody shades indicative of the lowering temps.
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The quick response among the company's employees is indicative of a larger trend across the tech industry.
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Clearly, the problems in Hollywood haven't been fixed — this has just been indicative of one good year.
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Indeed, the debate over health care is indicative of what's being seen in the polling at large.
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Also, new orders was at 50, a slide from 52.7 and indicative of worry about conditions ahead.
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Some critics warn that the surge may be indicative of a speculative bubble that may soon burst.
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And is United's valuing its policy over its customers indicative of a bigger problem in the industry?
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The broad rally is "indicative of a little bit more confidence in what's going on," Pow said.
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This sideways move has not been indicative of a raging bull market in the last 18 months.
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So -- but to your point, this is horrific, this is indicative of what terror now looks like.
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The actress notes that while she helped pick the dress, it's not indicative of her personal taste.
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That's certainly a debate to be had, but it is indicative of how much Lenny has changed.
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I don't know if that is indicative of the time, I think that kind of transcends time.
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But tuition rates and published sticker prices are not entirely indicative of the cost of college today.
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We also think that the problems in Europe … [are] indicative of what's happening in the bunds market.
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And I think it's only indicative of the huge trouble that's brewing down there in the beltway.
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If ratings don't rebound, at least slightly, it could be indicative of deeper problems with the NFL.
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"These increases could be indicative of an uplift in seller sentiment," he said via email this week.
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This is depressingly indicative of the competitive state the rising contributors of the games press are facing.
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So Florida for me, the name of it, sort of is indicative of a larger emotional issue.
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And that each race, of course, is unique -- and not necessarily indicative of any broader national trend.
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The source says Perry's time spent with Flynn is seemingly indicative of how serious their relationship is.
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While it sounds dismissive, it's indicative of maturity rather than a romance that is pleading and childish.
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His appearance on The Breakfast Club is indicative of one thing: Soulja Boy's storytelling abilities are unmatched.
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Still, even Kanye deleting his tweets is indicative of just how unique — and special — Twitter can be.
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The poll is indicative of the partisan divide when it comes to the moral character of presidents.
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Allies of Bannon insist that the Trump-Bannon split over Moore isn't indicative of a larger rift.
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But does anyone really want to pretend Strzok's private conversations with Page weren't indicative of mental intent?
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And it's indicative of a crumbling civil society, one in which value is determined by capital alone.
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This decision is indicative of the lack of coherence in the administration on the foreign interference challenge.
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Its relative strength index hit 67 on Friday, inching toward the 70 threshold indicative of overbought conditions.
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Ritholtz Wealth Management's Josh Brown, doesn't believe that the Q3 growth is indicative of a larger trend.
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Nevertheless, he sees our current direction as indicative of "the loss of the contemplative mind," he said.
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This was just 15 percent of the leadership staff, indicative of the focus of the transition team.
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Schulz dismissed the outcome as the result of regional issues and not indicative of the national vote.
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The matrix stiffened — something Jensen is now hoping to show is also indicative of a fetal state.
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The violence by an array of terrorist groups in Africa may itself be indicative of growing competition.
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The small company's response could be indicative of how individual Apple employees reacted to a court order.
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But it would appear that a filthy kitchen can also be indicative of one's physical well-being.
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It's a wholly absorbing work, indicative of both the compositional clarity and formal complexity of Reed's art.
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Experience like that is indicative of the confidence, grit, and poise required to succeed in any endeavor.
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This was typical pre-draft hooey, but it was indicative of a larger truth in Barnes' case.
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But the show is also indicative of just how much trouble HBO finds itself in in 2016.
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The president's plan to withdraw troops is indicative of his typical lack of finesse on foreign policy.
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Google's new lab is indicative of a broader effort to bring so-called machine learning to robotics.
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Mr. Flanagan prevailed, but the 14-to-9 tally was indicative of fissures in his weakened ranks.
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That's not nothing, but it's certainly not indicative of a wide open contest where anyone can win.
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The city's "nol pros decision is indicative of the plaintiff's innocence" and indicates "favorable termination," she wrote.
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But the saga of Parnas and Fruman is also indicative of more significant problems with our system.
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Perhaps it's indicative of a woman who will let her passion guide her no matter the consequences.
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While the polling doesn't include a partisan breakdown, the result is indicative of overwhelming support among Republicans.
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"While this bothers me personally, it's also indicative of someone who isn't very detail-oriented," she explains.
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Indeed, the lack of recent endorsements for other candidates is pretty indicative of the race at large.
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The unemployment rate stands at 3.7%, near historical lows, and is indicative of a robust employment market.
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James's campaign manager told the Post that the incident was indicative of wider bias among news organizations.
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Scorsese argues that movie studios interpret these box office returns as indicative of what the audiences want.
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Its scattered pages are indicative of a mind that overflowed with ideas, expressed in intricately complex systems.
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"This name is more indicative of who I am in meaning than my birth name," she said.
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But those early struggles turned out to be indicative of later struggles I had with impulse control.
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But those early struggles turned out to be indicative of later struggles I had with impulse control.
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"I don't know whether it's indicative of the water in Baltimore or whether it's indicative of the leadership of the women in our city and in our state, who've been compelled to run for political office and present a platform that the community found worthy of supporting," Pugh said.
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He said it caused six people to suffer breathing problems and other symptoms indicative of a gas attack.
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Whether that's indicative of who is using the platforms or what they're interested in is up for debate.
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Having it constantly emphasised can only be indicative of how far we are from such an egalitarian world.
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It can be indicative of a lack of confidence in the medium to long-term of an economy.
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But "valuation is now indicative of 16%-like upside opportunity and sentiment has declined into panic," he added.
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Yet Worth notes that Oracle's ability to withstand the selling pressure could be indicative of bullish activity ahead.
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"It's indicative of communication between Trump, the health organization and the bank outside these servers," he told CNN.
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Maybe the fact that it's too slow to deliver users' private information is indicative of a wider problem.
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Image: Stanton F. Fink/WikimediaImportantly, the Dickinsonia fossil was bereft of ergosteriods—a biomarker indicative of fungal life.
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The authors interpret these gains as being indicative of increasing childhood access to good nutrition and health care.
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The company's new fund also is indicative of the flood of technology investments coming from China into Israel.
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Most have stressed that their decisions were simple business calculations and not indicative of any particular political stance.
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The case is indicative of the problems that can come up when such interactions are rampant, Aukerman said.
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Their reactions are indicative of their personalities: Annie spins around with wonder, and Hallie surveys the camp appraisingly.
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Milk Music was never launched outside of the U.S., which is fairly indicative of its lack of adoption.
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"It's indicative of a larger narrative where conservative or libertarian students are attacked for their views," she said.
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Rethink's chief executive Eckert says that the company's closure is not indicative of wider troubles in the industry.
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It's impossible to claim these findings are ironclad, but they're at least indicative of a larger downward trend.
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But he downplayed expectations, saying it was "not enough volume" to be indicative of long-term performance yet.
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To be fair, what the editors choose as cover lines is not always indicative of the entire package.
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But the alarms it raised are indicative of how sensitive negotiations between Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan have become.
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Of course, these follows are not indicative of what Ivanka Trump will do over the next four years.
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Cyfe's business dashboard, for example, displays various metrics that are often indicative of successful or poor marketing campaigns.
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Dallas's 114-91 beatdown of the Warriors wasn't indicative of Golden State's inability to win games without Curry.
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And tax credits designated for particular ends desired by government are not indicative of free-market principles, either.
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Some believe that the data are indicative of a potential association between glyphosate exposure and risk of NHL.
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It is indicative of the fact that he clearly is very supportive of the president no matter what.
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As such, the results of his survey may not be indicative of the entirety of the Uber workforce.
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Keefe Bruyette Wood analysts said the Comey firing is indicative of other issues that could slow tax reform.
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It is not indicative of the broad market, as it is composed of only 2202 hand-picked stocks.
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"Something happened this year that is incredibly indicative of just how fast the Arctic is changing," said Mathis.
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That said, there are a few odors that can be indicative of an infection or other health problem.
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But it's indicative of an endemic problem among the pundit class: a complete divorce from the policy itself.
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" CNN in a statement on Wednesday slammed the move as "not indicative of a free and open press.
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It's indicative of Hynes's cosmic view that the first figure we see onstage is not, for once, Richard.
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It would be easy to see the rise of the "anger" emoji as indicative of purely Democratic rage.
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It was indicative of the good luck I had in terms of getting all the actors I wanted.
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Further analysis of the identified bacteria showed evidence of genes indicative of antimicrobial resistance to several common antibiotics.
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The charts it did use, however, noted the presence of "discolored water," which was indicative of a seamount.
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Hopefully, Paper Wizard isn't indicative of what's to come, or Apple Arcade could be the next Apple News+.
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Though the problem is simple, the inability for computers to solve it efficiently is indicative of present limitations.
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That is a huge number, and appears to be indicative of how valuable he is to this team.
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A person can't be sure that their thoughts aren't indicative of something that will happen in real life.
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Her comment, a proof point of the series' impact, is also indicative of one of its greatest flaws.
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They came from a small pool of college students and may not be indicative of the general population.
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Plus, their personal health conditions—despite being undoubtedly severe—are not indicative of the population as a whole.
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This dramatic gap is indicative of the larger climate that women in the music industry face, Alana argues.
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The CHIME team believes this scattering is indicative of powerful astrophysical objects at the source of the bursts.
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China's justice system has an extremely high conviction rate, which critics have said is indicative of its unfairness.
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The government called that an isolated incident not indicative of the behavior of American personnel in the war.
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These class conflicts, indicative of "the national blue-red divide," can "make local politics almost violent," she writes.
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DeLauro's comments were indicative of the growing political tensions around the Trump administration's handling of the coronavirus response.
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Increased thirst, unintended weight loss, and high blood pressure are all indicative of diabetes, according to Mayo Clinic.
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I think this is indicative of a change in how we are going to view acceptable male behavior.
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Some experts will warn that the September jobs report is indicative of a looming recession around the corner.
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The ornate detailing, the colorful facades, and the pointed roofs are all indicative of that quintessential Victorian charm.
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Flying the luxurious private skies is indicative of the way Ukraine's elite travel to and from Western Europe.
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Rather, their existence and overuse are indicative of a process that strangles member participation, public review, and amendments.
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But those old filings should not be seen by investors as indicative of the hedge funds' current positions.
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Indeed, Yeum says, the growing popularity of running SAP software on AWS is indicative of a broader shift.
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The judge offered several other comments indicative of her attention to the Mueller case and the Trump presidency.
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The SEC's rule change is a small one but may be indicative of a broader change in regulatory philosophy.
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Again and again, critics bring up an early piece of narration as particularly indicative of the series' ideological shortcomings.
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One exchange between National Park Service employee Matt Holly and Smigiel is indicative of the fraught transition between administrations.
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Bobby's repeated use of other individuals as social tools is a complex behavior, and potentially indicative of Machiavellian intelligence.
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But in August 2018, the price fell below the trend line and this is indicative of some trend weakness.
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Some zircons do contain "shocked" minerals, evidence for extreme heat and pressure that can be indicative of something horrendous.
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Chandler said purple may be indicative of something else, rather than a blend of Democratic blue and Republican red.
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Certainly, last night's chaos looked indicative of a ceremony so sterile, so synthetic, that improvisation would have been inconceivable.
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"Our results further establish that men confuse contextual factors indicative of sexual desire with implied consent," reads the study.
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If indicative of the entire dataset, then, potentially, as many as 16,000 SXSW-related rides may have been included.
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The complaint says Yabut had glassy eyes and dilated pupils, which the trooper wrote were indicative of opioid use.
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If you see the latter, that would be indicative of democracy turning into something else––authoritarianism or something bad.
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Their popularity may be indicative of the larger society beginning to desire rigid structures and guidelines for romantic encounters.
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In finance, we always caveat previous performance or experience by indicating that it is not indicative of future performance.
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Those flashpoints "are treated as the worst performers, and indicative of where the next risks lie," de Longis added.
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More generally, the VIX turnabout is "a bit surprising but indicative of the complacency I think persists," Strugger added.
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Meltglass is indicative of impact by a cosmic object because heat and pressure are required to fuse particles together.
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Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) argued that the vote itself was indicative of how Democrats were abusing the process.
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They are inspired by the Civil War-era Free-Staters, complete with details and symbols indicative of the period.
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That is also indicative of weak growth overseas and a potential negative for future profit growth here at home.
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In particular, the company's August 2017 bond offering priced at a spread indicative of a below-investment-grade issuer.
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In March 2015, when news of the server first broke, 7863% said it was not indicative of her character.
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They must have ingested copious amounts of the candied gummy rings, because their symptoms were indicative of marijuana poisoning.
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Maybe that's indicative of a change in how people are thinking about sex, or maybe it's just a coincidence.
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And I held the faint hope that perhaps the trailer was not indicative of the show as a whole.
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A Verizon rep stressed that the funding is purely an investment and not indicative of the telco's broader strategy.
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The use of spaces is just indicative of the dumbing down of programming; tabs will make America great again.
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" Republican strategist Rory McShane said last week that Flake&aposs situation is "indicative of the mood of the electorate.
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The statement said a slight uptick in inflation was indicative of an increase in aggregate demand in the economy.
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Such a low asking price is indicative of an older breach, said Security Scorecard chief research officer Alex Heid.
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Their songs aren't darker, but they're indicative of growing up and wrestling with what full-fledged teenagedom can bring.
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But these fears are more indicative of a collective American anxiety—something shaped by the events of our time.
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Perhaps most indicative of the system's lethal intent, IVAS has some form of aim-enhancement technology built right in.
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Violent depictions in Aztec artwork and the temple itself, she said, aren't necessarily indicative of the presumed religious practices.
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"If at some point they want to have the women come forward, it's indicative of his character," Painter says.
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Certainly indicative of a fire inside which any artist would wish to be able to show in their work.
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Hacking is well-known in gaming, indicative of a predilection for hacker culture but often without the culture itself.
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Moves into so-called safe havens are seen as indicative of a wider "risk-off" trade by global investors.
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These mixtapes tend to be as sensational as—and even less indicative of what's to come—than movie trailers.
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Although the study was criticized, it remains indicative of many Marines' fears that gender integration will mean lowered standards.
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"Rallies are lasting only hours, and that's indicative of the market's weakness" said Adam Sarhan, CEO of Sarhan Capital.
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But perhaps more indicative of national disgust was the contrasting statistic: Only 22019% held positive images of both candidates.
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While the racist rants of Tay were limited to the Twitter-sphere, it's indicative of potential real-world implications.
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Senior researcher on the study Dr. David Stellwagen told VICE this is indicative of how all drug addictions start.
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Even if it isn't indicative of anything concrete but rather customer satisfaction, car companies find some value in that.
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"The success of this operation is indicative of the improved capabilities of our partners to defeat ISIS," he added.
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How you treat support staff is so indicative of your makeup that it has become a common interview tactic.
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Hopefully, the contradictory words of the U.S. president and his national security adviser are not indicative of wider divisions.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday that Macy's earnings miss and forecast cut is not indicative of the retail landscape.
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Spicy lump crab cakes, spicy chicken and rice noodles, and braised Chinese eggplant are indicative of the seasonal menu.
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A similar proportion of Republican protest voters in Oregon could be indicative of Trump's fractured relationship with GOP moderates.
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Mihov is INSEAD's first dean to be based beyond France's borders, perhaps indicative of the region's growing clout internationally.
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What you say about magazine covers is more indicative of what you want to be true than anything else.
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Perhaps most indicative of the shift in the legal landscape is the assent of many justices appointed by Democrats.
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This type of imagery was indicative of manifest destiny and the promise of unexplored land during the 19th century.
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Sunil Sharpe: I think it's indicative of a healthy amount of labels, producers and DJs progressing and doing well.
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Actually, the fact that I even had that thought is probably indicative of my shithead New York City attitude.
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I can't quite call this a recommendation of Seven Seconds, but I do think it's indicative of something interesting.
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But I started to realize it was indicative of how important it was to present yourself to the world.
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It's indicative of how difficult the problem is to solve, precisely because no one nation can solve it peacefully.
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In this light, the intense scrutiny of millennials is perhaps indicative of something else, too: dusty generational fault lines.
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Despite the traffic dips, district manager Denis Mulligan told the Examiner that it's indicative of compliance from city residents.
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But it's indicative of the fact that local municipalities have not done an adequate job of planning for housing.
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These his-and-hers clothing boutiques on Makawao's Baldwin Avenue are indicative of Maui's increasingly sophisticated beach-style scene.
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Robinson and the ACLU argue that the incident is indicative of a larger problem with the Tonganoxie Police Department.
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Asked about his 2007 comment, a Treasury Department spokesman said the question was not indicative of Mr. Malpass's views.
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So "Ways to Fake It" was the first song you released, but it isn't totally indicative of the album.
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Phys Ed Race walkers on a low-carbohydrate, high-fat ketogenic diet showed early signs indicative of bone loss.
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The win was indicative of a night in which SAG voters spread the wealth among a variety of services.
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This tweet by Ken Dilanian, a national security and intelligence reporter for NBC News, was indicative of that view.
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WIRED looked at research that North Korea is recycling Mac malware, and how it's indicative of booming malware reuse.
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That sort of criticism is indicative of the kind of resistance Mr. Bloomberg will most likely continue to encounter.
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The eclectic nature of Mr. Schneiderman's cases is indicative of the broad mandate of the New York attorney general.
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Indicative of investor sentiment, holdings of the world's rose 000.023% to 929.84 tonnes on Tuesday, their highest since Nov.
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His situation isn't necessarily indicative of a larger trend against foreign CEOs, according to Sophia University's Givens and others.
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Maduro has suffered a pair of defections that some observers say are indicative of his fleeting grip on power.
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IHS Markit said the survey was indicative of the euro zone economy growing around 0.5-0.6 percent this quarter.
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But they're also indicative of a larger shift in the way people approach their personal lives: like a business.
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It is not indicative of whether they are interested in joining or supporting protests, or just reading about them.
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" This approach, says Shenhav, is indicative of "the orientalism of many of the Israeli translators working in the field.
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I'm positing that B&N's failure is indicative of a move towards a post-text society, that AI and new media will redefine how we consume the world and the fact that we see more videos than text on our Facebook feed – ostensibly the world's social nervous system – is indicative of this change.
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The first inning was indicative of his night as he walked the bases loaded and also struck out the side.
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She also got candid about dating, saying Ariana Grande's breakup anthem "Thank U, Next" was indicative of her current situation.
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Instead, it's indicative of the changing nature of how society views privacy, sovereignty and, ultimately, protection of users' personal data.
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Wald noted its downtrend indicative of underperformance, and believes retail is headed for another 5 percent of underperforming the market.
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They were old, they were young, they were white, they were black, they were really indicative of all different parts.
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Other research, meanwhile, has shown that, very rarely, T. rubrum does seem to produce spores indicative of just having mated.
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In a country infamous for heavy censorship, it's not clear whether that early closure is indicative of a broader trend.
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The former Goldman Sachs executive told the newspaper that the greenback's strength is indicative of that of the U.S. economy.
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Also, brain trauma causes people to repeat themselves and have flat facial expressions, demonstrating a nervousness not indicative of remorse.
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Overall, that's an 8-11 record against the Big Four, which is more indicative of where Wawrinka ranks entering 2016.
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This haircut is not indicative of the HBIC character I was hoping for — not to say it still couldn't happen.
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The Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund's $3.5 billion investment in Uber also comes to mind as indicative of the trend.
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But it could also be indicative of Apple's previous desire to keep part of the lucrative repair industry to itself.
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Being loud isn't indicative of fantastic sound quality, but this speaker carries both those traits, and the results are great.
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" Allegations about SDF-enabled smuggling, he added, "should not be seen as indicative of the integrity of the overall force.
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As such, the results of his survey may not be indicative of the entirety of the Uber and Lyft workforce.
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"To me it's just indicative of corporate greed," Sourov, the Local 79 rep, told VICE outside the restaurant on Thursday.
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It was indicative of how Harry views the media which he blames for the death of his mother Princess Diana.
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Ignoring that answer is indicative of the fact that my voice will not be taken into account by you. 7.
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"A comfort level with people who think this is OK is indicative of what you think is OK," Packer said.
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Northam's struggles are indicative of a broader problem with a party that has outsourced agenda-setting to the activist base.
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They're indicative of a lack of confidence in the joke at hand — a blunt reminder that it's time to laugh.
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Why it matters: A repeated trend toward record-breaking temperatures is indicative of a warming climate, driven by human activity.
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It's the 2.0953rd consecutive week claims have remained below 300,000, which is seen as indicative of a strong labor market.
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The lack of information around Amano's illness was also indicative of how his office dealt with sensitive information in general.
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Speaking of which, romance is clearly in the air, if the prevalence of PDAs in Rosario's is indicative of anything.
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Other researchers have already determined that "nightlights," or artificial light pollution, can be indicative of economic activity in developing nations.
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But it's also indicative of how genetic testing is changing the way millions of people think about their own heritage.
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The idea that boys will be boys is a dangerous one—and indicative of larger rape culture in our country.
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It's still a violation, and still indicative of a wave of disgusting attacks on women, their bodies, and their sexuality.
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"Sometimes falling oil prices are indicative of global demand which could lead to a slowdown in economic growth," she said.
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Selling stuff through WeChat is now common, so Xiaomi's first experiment turned out to be indicative of things to come.
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That is quite a reversal, and it is indicative of the dramatic influence of those heavily-weighted "Fast Five" stocks.
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It's way too soon to say whether that will hold, but it's indicative of how competitive the district should be.
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"I believe that this type of action may be indicative of an attempt to conceal or destroy evidence," Manganaro wrote.
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But is it indicative of the character we're going to see on American Horror Story when it returns this fall?
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The majority of the company's non-leverage metrics (profitability, diversity, backlog, etc.) are indicative of a strong investment grade company.
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However, Fitch views the entry into other commercial lending lines as indicative of an increased risk tolerance, a rating negative.
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The Democrats essentially argued like the fine print of an investment opportunity, that past performance isn't indicative of future results.
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With over 294,000 members, Bernie Sanders Dank Meme Stash is indicative of Bernie Sanders' control of the high-level internet.
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"Primaries I don't think are so indicative of turnout in the general election, because primaries are idiosyncratic affairs," McDonald said.
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One analyst said that Wednesday's brief inversion is not indicative of anything and that the fear mongering needs to stop.
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It's the 83rd consecutive week claims have remained below 300,000, which is seen as indicative of a strong labor market.
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Here's what it means: Teladoc's impressive behavioral health performance is indicative of telemental health's fast pace of growth within telemedicine.
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" Ryan Williams, a veteran of Mitt Romney's 2012 campaign, highlighted the incident with Freeman as indicative of an "unworkable environment.
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That merger, though harshly criticized by historians and unpopular with the public, is indicative of deeper currents coursing through Poland.
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"Those polls will be more indicative of the BJP's popularity as northern India is the party's traditional stronghold," she explained.
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I can tell you that there were no, say, marks on the body, indicative of a fall from a height.
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That we never learn anything about those men is itself indicative of what relationships Cowboy is interested in talking about.
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I wanted to do something in a similar vein that was more indicative of the times we live in today.
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From the union's perspective, this email was indicative of a larger pattern of problematic management and communication on her part.
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Indicative of sentiment, holdings of SPDR Gold Trust, the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, rose 0.8%on Wednesday.
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The base enthusiasm problem surrounding the tax bill is indicative of a broader enthusiasm gap between the two party bases.
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The early effort is indicative of the Republican establishment's push to rally around Hyde-Smith, who was appointed by Gov.
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The letter was not necessarily indicative of a looming lawsuit, the official said, just one step in a routine procedure.
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But even if such travel bans are legal, they are still indicative of a greater rot within our constitutional system.
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The department's top legal official, Lawrence Byrne, said the cases were not, in the aggregate, indicative of a systemic problem.
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Director David Cage stressed, in an interview with Waypoint in June, that the scene wasn't indicative of the entire game.
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The growth of this segment is also indicative of the modern client, who is often cash-rich but time-poor.
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Still, the reluctance to even call what he's doing an "impeachment inquiry" may be indicative of the political hesitancy here.
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"The success of White Claw … [is] indicative of the 2019 type of hypermasculinity that is currently en vogue," McCarthy writes.
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"That is not indicative of what would happen with all cryptocurrencies, that was just bitcoin support in particular," he said.
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Specifically, these people employed unfluted and stemmed projectile points, and not the fluted, broad-based points indicative of Clovis culture.
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A recent outbreak of violence in the eastern German city of Chemnitz is indicative of the rise in nationalist fervor.
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But for many students at Syracuse, the videos — while distressing in and of themselves — are indicative of a larger problem.
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Indicative of investor sentiment, holdings of the world's rose 0.23% to 895.30 tonnes on Thursday, its highest since Nov. 29.
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Indicative of investor sentiment, holdings of the world's rose 0.1% to 893.25 tonnes on Friday, the highest since Nov. 29.
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Indicative of investor sentiment, holdings of the world's rose 0.1% to 893.25 tonnes on Friday, the highest since Nov. 29.
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But he also said that the reaction to "The Mandalorian" would be "indicative of how people feel" about the franchise.
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There are obviously some things that are going to happen in 1985 that are indicative of the changes to come.
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The balance in the House isn't the only reason this special election was so important, or indicative of the future.
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However, Bristol's recently announced ASR program and shareholder activists' involvement are indicative of increased event risk related to leveraging transactions.
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All this domestic turmoil is indicative of the way in which Brexit goes to the heart of Britain's national identity.
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But the tweet is indicative of the tensions between the Iowa Democratic Party and the DNC that CNN reported Wednesday.
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His death, like others in the film, is indicative of a chaos that defies a simple black-and-white explanation.
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"This is not indicative of a vulnerability in WhatsApp," Eva Galperin, director of cybersecurity at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, said.
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Stock futures were higher Sunday evening, but the early trading is not always indicative of where the market will open.
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The type of advertisements each campaign is running is indicative of the candidates' current needs in the fluid primary field.
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Trump's decision on Paris is indicative of his energy and environmental policies, with a number of key U.S. decisions ahead.
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Stupak sees the healthcare fight as indicative of the growing partisanship in Washington, which festered when he was in Congress.
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Others see this exchange as indicative of Epic's unwillingness to share patient health data, which serves the company's bottom line.
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J.P. Morgan economists said the pain in Argentina and Turkey is not yet indicative of a broader emerging markets contagion.
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Others have names more indicative of their undesirable nature, like rock snot, an algae that slimes up cool forest streams.
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Those numbers signaled that the economy was normalizing, but were certainly not indicative of high or runaway inflation, LeBas said.
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In addition to its direct impact on voters, the ground game is indicative of other aspects of a presidential campaign.
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Otherwise, the Grand-Bassam violence would be more indicative of AQIM working to elevate its brand with soft target attacks.
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Its petition cited 407 allegations that it said were indicative of police misconduct, most from Mr. Booker's time as mayor.
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And you should be halfway out the door if it does, as their outdated vocab is likely indicative of their technique.
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Details that pretty clearly were indicative of the now married Hardwick, who announced his break up with Dykstra in 2014 online.
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As a leader, Belichick knows that past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results, though effort and participation can help.
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"She's making fists with both her hands and curving them towards her body, which is indicative of brain damage," Nikolov says.
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All are indicative of a larger trend in mobile gaming to identify and mass-produce the hot idea of the moment.
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Indicative of the low-scoring, defensive battle, there were as many pucks that struck players up high as there were goals.
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To Cnet's test, Motorola sent a statement to Business Insider saying that the test is not indicative of the Razr's durability.
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The cracking, snapping sounds of your knee joint might make you shudder, but could also be indicative of the joint's health.
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Still, other Democrats pumped the brakes on the idea that Crowley's loss was indicative of bigger problems for Democratic leaders. Rep.
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The IMF said that was likely "indicative of countries' positions along the automation path" as well as long-standing gender biases.
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Hundreds of the secretive Trump condo sales contain additional characteristics that FinCEN and experts warn may be indicative of money laundering.
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Here's a former Facebook designer on why they quit: The Boz memo was indicative of how executives really thought about Facebook.
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This 1931 painting from Salvador Dali exhibits a different "fractal fingerprint" compared to his later works—one indicative of Parkinson's disease.
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If MLG Vegas is indicative of things to come for Rise Nation, it will have proved to be a good trade.
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Is that indicative of Seattle's humor at the time, or was it just a response to getting bombarded with dumb questions?
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Nor is it indicative of quality or sound business fundamentals — and it probably won't incline investors like me to prioritize them.
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The number of women in sports social media is indicative of the growing gender diversity in the field as a whole.
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It may be quintessential Trump, but it's nonetheless offensive and indicative of his skewed perspective on Native Americans today and historically.
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A palette is perhaps the one piece of evidence indicative of an painter's process outside of early sketches or discarded supplies.
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The December jobs report is not necessarily indicative of a strong economy in the U.S., Art Cashin of UBS said Friday.
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Giddy album opener "The Love Within," with its zinging, manipulated synths isn't so much indicative of the record as a whole.
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In official Washington, questions submitted through the interagency process, or between branches of government, are indicative of priorities and policy preferences.
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It didn't do much damage as Corbett popped right back up, but it was indicative of where the fight was going.
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Fitch views the company's aggressive growth strategy through acquisitions of local and foreign subsidiaries as indicative of above average risk appetite.
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This is indicative of a larger, industry-wide issue in which consumers feel victimized; they distrust the very airlines they fly.
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But I knew the facial recognition scenario was broadly plausible and indicative of a trend that people should be aware of.
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Even the bad things are indicative of my ability to participate in the legal process and my civil liberties in America.
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And I think this episode is like very indicative of that as Rob points out for this late in the arc.
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Second, satellite imagery shows parallel white lines thought to be vehicle tracks indicative of a bulldozer having come into the area.
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A person's "number" is indicative of how they were in the past, not necessarily how they'll be with you, Thomas says.
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To me, this is indicative of today's approach to sustainability which is, as I said, just about being slightly less awful.
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I can get over the sluggish frame rate, but it's indicative of underlying technology problems that, again, hinder the game itself.
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The Evercore team added that the sale could be "indicative of a larger, future exit on the part of the government".
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He recalled the Marshall case and pointed out Elliott as indicative of one of the main problems of a public registry.
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That stance is indicative of how she would go about dealing with Moscow if she is elected U.S. president on Nov.
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Cruz said the opposition toward conservative border security measures is indicative of the type of resistance Republicans can expect in 2020.
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The descriptions of these characters are, in a word, enraging — and indicative of how far women haven't come in show business.
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Indeed, the death of the Venue is indicative of what should be seen as an era of decline for tablet computing.
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But even among a streak of exceptionally hot years that are clearly indicative of an underlying trend, 2016 has been astonishing.
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The halftime score — Philadelphia 269, Miami 25 — was indicative of the wild first half that saw almost 211 yards of offense.
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Hours earlier, a North Korean official said Bolton's remarks were indicative of an "awfully sinister move" to imperil the Kim regime.
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The graveyard is filled with ancient crypts, some of which are made of iron, indicative of the heyday of iron production.
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Here are the signs and symptoms that could be indicative of a serious lung problem if you've used any vape products.
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Over the years, he says he's encountered endless generosity — indicative of the school's motto, "non sibi," or "not for one's self."
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But it's also indicative of the minutia in which "Luke Cage" indulges in filling (and at times padding) out its order.
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Worth believes this move higher, as well as an emerging head-and-shoulders formation, are indicative of a bullish reversal ahead.
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"My personal core values are indicative of how I like to live a life that extends beyond my company," she says.
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That stock markets immediately dove on news of the tariffs is also indicative of the likely impact on the broader economy.
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Tax reform is known for being difficult, and the latest remarks from the White House may be indicative of that. Rep.
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A significant limitation of medical surveillance systems is that their findings rely on correlations that may not be indicative of causation.
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Some Democrats have pushed back on those reading into Ocasio-Cortez's win as indicative of something broader happening within the party.
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The demand for the 403-megawatt (MW) Triton Knoll is indicative of the wider interest in offshore wind projects among funds.
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Her big win in Arizona might be particularly indicative of her likely strength in Southern California and the state's Central Valley.
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That these little games are being given a platform on such a sizable stage is indicative of the industry's kaleidoscopic expansion.
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Which is either cute or indicative of a deeply deranged mind that could snap at any minute, killing whomever is convenient.
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Indicative of the accepted subgenre fluidity within the greater urbano fandom, reggaetoneros have made solid entries into trap and vice versa.
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While Alves hasn't been diagnosed with dysmorphic disorder (BDD), his extreme, numerous, and life-threatening surgeries seem indicative of greater issues.
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The researchers found five genes in two regions relating to cancer or immune function that are likely indicative of genetic selection.
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Indicative of investor sentiment, holdings of SPDR Gold Trust, the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, rose 0.8% on Wednesday.
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The dish he prepared was indicative of how he enjoys celebrating the classics while putting his own unique mark on them.
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In contrast, the open highways and trading opportunities straddling them are indicative of the potential for a future fueled by capitalism.
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Before we used the computer, we had a list of 50 words that [we thought] were probably indicative of high risk.
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It says this number is illustrative of how few women are in the c-suite and is not indicative of performance.
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His frequent travel across the Pacific Ocean is indicative of an evolving relationship between Cisco and the world's second-largest economy.
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These actions, while legal, are indicative of the harm that money in politics can do to growing the clean energy economy.
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The second trend is that Cuomo's lead is indicative of is the continually poor showing by progressive insurgents among black voters.
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But the roller coaster is indicative of how uncertain investors have felt as they contend with the consequences of the outbreak.
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"This behavior is not indicative of the hard-working officers of the Roswell Police Department," Chief Grant said in his statement.
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As was noted in the HuffPollster column in 2016: [R]allies couldn't possibly be more indicative of vote preference than polls.
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In that context, to spend enormous sums on appearance is not just indicative of a skewed value system, it's morally reprehensible.
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Colleges' push to eliminate all-male groups is indicative of higher education's overall dismissal of the needs of boys and men.
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If that is truly their reasoning, this is even more indicative of where we are heading with regards to our values.
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We've seen a slowdown in manufacturing, and that is indicative of slowing growth, but we still see a tight labor market.
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"This is not indicative of a vulnerability in WhatsApp," Eva Galperin, director of cybersecurity at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, told Recode.
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It's a tiny but resonant detail (one the author doesn't pause to unpack), indicative of the subtle intimacy of Shamsie's work.
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The decline in ICE arrests is indicative of the influx of migrants arriving at the US-Mexico border this past year.
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Though the March story turned out be wrong, it was indicative of the tense atmosphere surrounding Trump's early months in office.
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This may be indicative of an effort to hide linguistic deficiencies, which have made them easier to detect in the past.
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"I don't feel that today's performance was indicative of the type of team we have," Central Michigan coach John Bonamego said.
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However, CNBC trader Pete Najarian believes the recent surge of investor optimism in the stock is indicative of more gains ahead.
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Feaver said that breakdown may be more indicative of the Military Times readership than changes in the whole of the military.
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I think this is indicative of a fundamental divide forming among big technology companies around how best to create immersive technology.
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Here are some of the ways hurricanes are being impacted by the climate crisis and how Dorian is indicative of each.
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The ominous icy fumes in the trailer could simply be indicative of Winterfell as the first casualty in the oncoming war.
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The subtlety of these little eye-darts that were very indicative of an inner life, these thoughts racing through Woody's head.
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"There are month to month fluctuations, not necessarily indicative of a trend," said Chief Lori Pollock, who oversees crime control strategies.
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"I'm still shocked, but if anything, this is indicative of the times we're in right now," Gore tells The Creators Project.
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The high death toll is indicative of the leading role Iran and its proxies have been playing in keeping Assad in power.
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"There were a lot of troubling statements that were inappropriate and not indicative of the rest of our police force," Jordan said.
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But it is indicative of a much wider problem that could endanger the health of China's financial system – fraudulent or "ghost" collateral.
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The fact that Virginia, Alabama, Tennessee, and Georgia were all called so fast was indicative of just how thoroughly she demolished Sanders.
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Instead, it's indicative of a broader effort by Facebook to clean up its data practices given backlash from users, advertisers and investors.
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The 12th season premiere, "The Gang Turns Black," is perhaps most indicative of the uncomfortableness of watching such a gloriously offensive show.
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But it was indicative of North Korea's rapid progress towards developing medium-range and, eventually, intercontinental missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads.
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Couric said the hurtles she experienced there were indicative of a larger issue: the lack of respect tech companies have for content.
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But some members think those displays singled them out on campus — which they see as indicative of a greater censorship of ideas.
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To Convergex chief market strategist Nick Colas, this is indicative of a market that has more than just oil on its mind.
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You can see the slope of the stock's 200-day moving average, also taking a more sideways drift indicative of that moderation.
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OR IS IT INDICATIVE OF THIS LARGER TREND OF ENTERPRISES NOT BUYING THEIR OWN HARDWARE AND SHIFTING THEIR FOCUS TO THE CLOUD?
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John Tobia, and the two would score their fellow members on various votes that they deemed indicative of support of libertarian principles.
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The autopsy, reviewed by BuzzFeed News, found that Hernández sustained injuries indicative of blows, kicks, and possible strikes with a blunt object.
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And if we're at all indicative of larger trends, this kind of hookup culture is changing the way we think about anniversaries.
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This might seem completely insignificant in the grand scheme of the film, but it's indicative of a larger issue in the industry.
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No other country could generate such a volume of data to enable machines to learn patterns indicative of rare diseases, for example.
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But even remarks by FOMC non-voting members like Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic have become remarkably indicative of what's to come.
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As Vetri notes, the firing of these 22009 employees is indicative of a much broader problem with the restaurant industry's labor force.
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But if these two bids are indicative of a larger stirring, it's clear that many women are already rolling up their sleeves.
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Lately, the NAO index has plunged to a record low, which is indicative of how primed the atmosphere is for major storms.
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Fitch believes the ongoing secular issues will challenge the company's ability to maintain a credit profile indicative of an investment grade rating.
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But, the way we as a society demonstrate our value for care workers, is indicative of how much we actually value care.
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What we know: Investigators found "some components indicative of an IED" at the explosion site, New York Police Commissioner James O'Neill said.
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Though this is one of the more dramatic examples of change we've seen, it's indicative of the warmer world we're headed toward.
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Yeah and it's not indicative of the Rupert I know, but he seems to be able to separate business from personal politics.
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The difference between the two parties is stark, but at the same time it is largely indicative of the parties' voter bases.
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" A chaplain who was interviewed about the incident suggested that it was indicative of mortuary-related humor that can help "maintain sanity.
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In a sense, the regime's social base is turning against it, indicative of the growing cleavage between state and society in Iran.
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Also, the pressuring of the sector is indicative of an unfavorable regulatory environment that's developed in the past six years, he said.
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As it learns, some of its responses are inappropriate and indicative of the types of interactions some people are having with it.
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Port Talbot's woes are indicative of a global problem—especially in places where makers of unspecialised steel face competition from cheaper producers.
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But let's start with his discussion of Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, which is indicative of the larger confusion that hurts Beauchamp's argument.
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For a time after college, he worked in a psych ward and saw many patients displaying stark behaviors indicative of OCD diagnoses.
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Obama's surprise video-appearance at the NIF conference last month in New York is indicative of the weight the group can pull.
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The question of whether to avoid the state is indicative of a perennial issue we face as we choose where to go.
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Still, there remains about 6.1 million job openings, a record level and indicative of an economy that likely has room to expand.
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"I think it's indicative of this larger polarization within the parties," Melissa Deckman, a political science professor at Washington College in Maryland.
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We are taught that thinking otherwise is indicative of an uncouth prejudice more suited for a bygone period in our nation's history.
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Trump always claims that his rallies are indicative of how enthusiastic Republican voters are, but the data appear to tell another story.
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For its part, the New York Federal Reserve clarified Williams' comments by saying they were not indicative of the Fed's future moves.
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And the company's move is indicative of efforts by South African growers to boost online exports by catering to the Chinese market.
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Issues 2 and 3, whose sales for any series are typically more indicative of sustained readership, each sold more than 75,000 copies.
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The wheel, computer monitors and what looked like a server farm filling the wheelhouse are indicative of changes in the shipping industry.
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Some policy experts have pointed out that this decision was indicative of a lack of coordination on Washington's North Korea game plan.
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"Jumping early is indicative of how much he wants it, which I think is a very, very favorable thing," said Mark-Viverito.
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According to Worth's thesis, the move lower has set up a bearish wedge pattern in the charts, indicative of more losses ahead.
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" Morley agreed, "Them teaming back up at the end of Season 3 is indicative of where [we] will take off from there.
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The robust data confirms the sentiment that the May report was an aberration and not indicative of weakness in the labor market.
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The number dropped to 38 in 2017 -- indicative of a temporary worldwide reduction in ransomware infections -- before rising to 303 last year.
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Still, the overnight declines were not indicative of the broader economy, Colin Graham, CIO of multi-asset solutions at Eastspring Investments said.
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The investment is indicative of the outsized political attention on the suburban Atlanta seat, which opened when President Trump nominated then-Rep.
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The increased presence of illegal dispensaries is indicative of demand for cannabis not being met by doctors' willingness to allow people access.
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" Shields went on to say, "Strikingly, many of the subjects had kidney function indicative of incipient or early onset chronic kidney disease.
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To Macao, this is indicative of an underlying ideological motivation to redevelop Milan in line with a neoliberal vision of property investment.
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But the newly crowded slate of primary candidates is indicative of a new surge of Democratic energy in a deeply red state.
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It's a small drop, but one that Roth says is indicative of the need for speed in such a time-sensitive culture.
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This decision to bar a member of the press is retaliatory in nature and not indicative of an open and free press.
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The anger expressed by Traister and Brown is indicative of a central phenomenon of the 2018 election: a record-setting gender gap.
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The fact that his interference alone almost certainly swayed an election is indicative of a broader and disturbing breakdown of political norms.
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We believe that this exhibition — indicative of art's significant, decades-long intersection with drugs — will correct spurious claims made against the family.
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Is the latest news on the Russian ad buy indicative of a larger problem of weak Facebook oversight of its advertising system?
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These symptoms may be indicative of a deeper underlying problems — it's up to you to be proactive and try to resolve them.
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In the first study, participants rated the officers' speech for several criteria that were indicative of respect, including formality, friendliness and politeness.
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Of course prior performance is not indicative of future returns, although stocks recovered some of their losses immediately following the WHO's announcement.
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Even more indicative of consumer sentiment on autonomous vehicles: 79 percent of respondents said they were not excited about the new technology.
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But the state's working-class demographic is indicative of where Mr. Trump could find broader support, and of some national political trends.
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Mind-body programs like yoga and mindfulness are indicative of the yearning many people have to be in the happier present moment.
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The situation that I encountered at the Department of Education is indicative of our inability as a country to address complicated challenges.
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Therefore, equity awards granted in a fiscal year should not necessarily be viewed as indicative of corporate performance in that same year.
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Its ornate spires are indicative of Churrigueresque architecture, the elaborate Spanish colonial Baroque style commonly found in wealthy mining towns like Taxco.
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Some of the decline could reflect Spark's management turnover, but it is also indicative of the challenges facing the online dating industry.
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" Brown said that the massive protests on Saturday were indicative of "a vast and inspiring fervor that is stirring in the land.
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An alderman candidate in Chicago said Tuesday that election fraud allegations in his ward are indicative of widespread problems in the city.
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What he said yesterday doesn't matter to him -- nor is it indicative of what he will say and do today or tomorrow.
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Each new TV show watched, or song listened to, is indicative of the type of music or television that a person likes.
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An analysis by Politico of all the Siena College/New York Times polls indicates that this split is indicative of districts nationally.
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BMO's Hill said the selling was indicative of foreign official investors' move to defend their weakening currencies against a strong U.S. dollar.
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Inflation has been running persistently below the 2 percent target the central bank likes to see as indicative of healthy economic growth.
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Whatever Trump says on guns tomorrow -- and it might be the opposite of what he said today -- is indicative of absolutely nothing.
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Sources told Politico that the incident sent White House staff into a panic and was indicative of larger problems within Manigault's department.
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That "to me is indicative of a breakout of a two-year range," said Seymour, who is also the founder of EmergingMoney.
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BMO's Hill said the selling was indicative of foreign official investors' move to defend their weakening currencies against a strong U.S. dollar.
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This is indicative of a larger, more global shift in the nature of political dialogue, even in the most dire of circumstances.
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One of the authors, Chon Noriega, discusses the results and why they are indicative of a widespread problem in the art world.
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The alleged chicanery at the heart of the legal dispute involved whether the numbers AIG did provide were truly indicative of its performance.
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For all we know, this was a one-off fluke that's not indicative of how well Face ID will actually perform for consumers.
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Profoundly, these extinct humans buried their dead, a funeral act that anthropologists say is indicative of social cohesion, social roles, and mutual support.
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Democrats who oppose Trump's trade decisions say the GOP's failure to legislate on the issue is indicative of its members' timidity towards Trump.
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China has conducted similar tests, destroying an old weather satellite in 2007 -- a move analysts saw as indicative of China's growing military capability.
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You may find your pet's sneezes, scratching, and occasional face rubbing charming, but those "cute" snuffles may be indicative of severe health issues.
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It&aposs ironic humor that&aposs indicative of Sacha Baron Cohen style, though, I think that sometimes he goes far over the line.
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"We were trying to play hard and the final score is not indicative of how well Bryant played," Gonzaga coach Mark Few said.
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The moment most indicative of what Darvish adds to the Rangers, though, may also have been the biggest misstep of his short outing.
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Even Trump's doctor said that Ronald Reagan, the second-oldest president to be inaugurated, showed speech changes indicative of dementia while in office.
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Kostin sees a dichotomy between investor hopes and the reality on the ground, and says it's indicative of "cognitive dissonance" in the market.
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The company currently generates 2123% of its rent from below investment grade rated tenants or unrated tenants, indicative of heightened tenant credit risk.
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"You got him by default, and you know it," Hillary snaps cattily, indicative of the fractious nature of the central female-bonding relationship.
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One reason why people may withdraw from these relationships is because they perceive the excessive selfie-posting as indicative of a narcissistic streak.
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Last year, EY recognized that a college degree is not indicative of job performance, replacing its college degree requirement with pre-employment tests.
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And this is indicative of a wider power grab by the executive, gaining strength for decades, which accelerated under Mr Trump's immediate predecessors.
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Although The Life of Pablo is everywhere, West's statements at the time were indicative of the exclusivity wars playing out across streaming platforms.
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Indicative of sentiment, holdings of SPDR Gold Trust, the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, were at their lowest since Oct. 26.
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It's unclear how Blizzard is counting players, and whether this figure is any way indicative of sales, monthly logins, or some other metric.
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A UN investigation at the beginning of the year found systematic abuses against the community that could be indicative of crimes against humanity.
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It's also indicative of the threat that Google has been facing for some time as users shift their web searches to mobile devices.
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Indicative of sentiment, holdings in SPDR Gold Trust, the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, rose 0.3% to 854.84 tonnes on Thursday.
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In addition, inspections of the retailer's other Tesla-owned solar installations "displayed troubling problems that were indicative of widespread negligence," the lawsuit said.
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The recent box-office success of "Bridget Jones's Baby" may be indicative of a nostalgia for the boom days of the early 2000s.
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Shenzhou-11 is China's first manned space mission since 2013, and is indicative of the country's huge ongoing push into the space race.
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"Q1 weakness does not change our positive fundamental view, as it is not indicative of the underlying strength of the business," he wrote.
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This is only really indicative of what speaks to Hater's 400,000 or so users, and it does not mean you will die alone.
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But it also featured a short tail, which the earlier research suggested was indicative of a creature capable of burrowing into the ground.
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"No one will see it as indicative of the BOJ's policy stance," said Naomi Muguruma, senior strategist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk's controversial behavior is indicative of a larger issue facing Silicon Valley, tech investor Roger McNamee told CNBC on Friday.
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I stared at the dish, the pungent red sauce smothering the chicken, disguising perfectly the abnormalities in shape and texture indicative of meat.
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His political views remain murky, though this new alleged alignment with a conservative organization are indicative of an ideological shift to the right.
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The dark brown shading seen on this fossil is reasonably indicative of how it appeared on the bird when it was still alive.
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Earlier this month, the NAO index plunged to a record low, which is indicative of how primed the atmosphere is for major storms.
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"The continuous reduction in the number of train accidents per million train kilometers is indicative of sustained improvement in safety performance," she stresses.
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Young Turks' Cenk Uygur argues how the mess-ups in Iowa last night are indicative of larger problems in the Iowa Caucus. Hill.
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"When you don't get a power play, I think it's indicative of how hard your team played tonight," coach John Hynes said. 1.
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This marks healthy internal breadth — the number of companies rallying relative to the number declining — and is indicative of a broader bull market.
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And Bandele not having the dimensions she needed at the hardware store was indicative of a larger trend of her letting details slide.
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Of course, it's an unfortunate truth that sometimes a person's non-response is indicative of their non-investment in your pleasure or feelings.
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"Who is leading at this stage may be indicative of what is yet to come, but the road ahead remains fraught," Crosby said.
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China's rise in the TOP500 list is indicative of its increased investment in the sciences in its attempt to become a technological superpower.
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Per Mayo Clinic, white stool might be indicative of "a bile duct obstruction," or it could be a side-effect of certain medications.
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"Moreover, this may be indicative of a wider slowdown in the household sector, though data continues to send mixed signals in this regard."
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And ratios of stable isotopes (non-radioactive atoms of the same element that contain different numbers of neutrons) are indicative of different regions.
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This ambiguity opens the door to different interpretations, and the way runners perceive this dynamic is indicative of how they perceive running itself.
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On Sunday, Warner also said he would like to understand whether the reported meeting was indicative of a pattern that should be investigated.
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Therefore, the equity awards granted in a fiscal year should not necessarily be viewed as indicative of corporate performance in that same year.
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But what struck my daughter the most was the contrast of the two Daniel Tigers, which is also indicative of the shows' differences.
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"By no means is this indicative of the worst is over," said Andre Bakhos, managing director at Janlyn Capital in Bernardsville, New Jersey.
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"And I thought that the healing message that he brought last night is indicative of how he will approach this job," Huckabee added.
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Moreover, this is indicative of the troubling trend of the United States slowly abdicating its role as a leader on the world stage.
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Nonetheless, the small number of consumer-facing staffers is indicative of the bigger problem: a newsroom too distant from the people it serves.
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This enduring resistance to gay couples is indicative of the challenges facing Indians seeking equal rights for LGBT people, including legalized gay marriage.
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Executives from both companies told me that the lawsuits shouldn't be seen as indicative of over-all problems with how they treat patients.
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"I do think it is indicative of how productive diplomacy can be," White House spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters during a daily briefing.
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That's indicative of the fact that a larger percentage of Americans (183%) use Facebook than the other social media sites in the survey.
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"We need to know whether the circumstantial evidence of collusion and direct evidence of deception is indicative of more," said Schiff, of California.
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There's been an age-old practice of holding the actions of some black people as indicative of the actions of all black people.
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Indicative of the times, many of the resumes included fax numbers instead of email addresses, the Globe reports, and few included cellphone numbers.
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It's indicative of what America values in theory versus what it values in practice: money and wealth and maintaining status quo power structures.
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It's indicative of the 43-year-old musician's polite and reserved demeanor, one that at a cursory glance could be mistaken for aloofness.
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Critics have said the protein also can highlight another protein called amyloid, which may be indicative of Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia.
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Still, it is indicative of this man's passion for Italian food, that he literally wants you to suck it into your chest cavity.
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But do not plunder stores for masks unless you're a health worker or are presenting symptoms indicative of infection, such as difficulty breathing.
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Admittedly, there's no way to know for sure if his 2016 season is an outlier from prior performance, or indicative of future performance.
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Zachary Crockett / Vox Lastly, it should be said that a film review is not always indicative of an individual actor's ability or talent.
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The marketing effort is also indicative of how Christian conservatives have largely given up on waging a wide-scale war against pop culture.
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Drastic changes in behavior or personality that seem out of control, such as fighting or arguing, can be indicative of a deeper problem.
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Even when she married, Ms. Bloom kept her name, which was indicative of her independent nature, said a cousin, Flora Mogul Bornstein, 72.
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The Hong Kong protests affect more than just China-Hong Kong relations, and are indicative of broader international tensions between democracy and authoritarianism.
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The numbers, however, might not be indicative of the longer term supply demand picture, said Mark Watkins, regional investment manager at U.S. Bank.
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The incident was not an anomaly: it was indicative of the significant uptick in civilian casualties from U.S. drone strikes in Afghanistan lately.
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I'd hate to think that Trump's treatment of a dedicated reporter is anywhere close to indicative of how people view the disability community.
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Inflation is currently around 1.4 percent, a level that economists consider perilously low as it could be indicative of a looming economic slowdown.
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If only my earliest experiences of writing for small but fiercely dedicated internet audiences were at all indicative of what was to come.
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The Center for Media Justice, a racial advocacy group, argued that the report was indicative of a climate created by the Trump administration.
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Tthe fact that Democrats have invoked cloture on so many nominees is clearly indicative of obstruction, rather than opposition to the nominees themselves.
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The tribunal said in June its findings were "indicative" of genocide, but it had not been clear enough to make a positive ruling.
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Lately, the NAO index has plunged to a record low, which is indicative of how primed the atmosphere is for a major storm.
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After all, while modestly elevated above the 28500-percent trend established since 6900, wage growth is hardly indicative of a tight labor market.
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Trump Jr.'s appearance at two Saccone events Monday is indicative of the GOP's all-out effort to hang on to the district.
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The increase, though incremental, is indicative of the Afghan army's loosening grip on the country in the face of a determined Taliban insurgency.
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As the conspiracy goes, Trump's reticence to attack Putin is indicative of some relationship between the two based on either collusion or coercion.
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The addition of chorizo was uncharacteristic of the burrito chain and was indicative of Chipotle's desire to drive traffic back to its restaurants.
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We should be clear that this is only indicative of what Americans in these states have been most frequently searching for this week.
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I think what is more indicative of what the culture is like here is, of course, one, being here and seeing it firsthand.
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If the reaction of Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard is indicative of general player support, the league won't find much help from the union.
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That is indicative of how professional the sport is for you, in your country, and how much support you have from your federation.
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Places like Haiti, El Salvador and African countries are indicative of places where feces are deposited or places from which feces are expelled.
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This widespread intention to help can be channeled into proactive support through learning the behaviors that are indicative of a friend needing help.
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While the manifesto represents just one person's opinions, these employees indicate that the manifesto is indicative of a larger problem at the company.
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His reach was long, and his methods indicative of a pervasive way of American thinking that many people are only starting to understand.
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Even critics for secular media, like the New Yorker's Lucy Tang, often take that famous passage as being indicative of L'Engle's own views.
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Ideology-specific brands are mostly food, primarily with brands indicative of conservatives who disproportionately buy Jell-O gelatin desserts and eat at Arby's.
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