For a while now people have been worrying about the threat of "deepfakes," AI-generated personas that are indistinguishable, or almost indistinguishable, from real live humans.
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" But Reid is indistinguishable from the "state party establishment.
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Of the final looks, she says they are virtually indistinguishable.
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In any given frame, the patch of dots was indistinguishable.
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Elections are making real people indistinguishable from Russian troll farms.
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On the surface, they may seem indistinguishable from each other.
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Ailes's news judgment was indistinguishable from his instinct for spectacle.
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But one day they'll merge so much they'll be indistinguishable.
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European. They were also, it seems, ethnically indistinguishable from their
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It is "nearly indistinguishable" from an actual handgun, Radus said.
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First, the notion that games are becoming indistinguishable from reality.
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On "Go Off" and "Bird Song," the two are indistinguishable.
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"They are indistinguishable," Cantlon told NPR of the brain scans.
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Aside from the tuna, it all tasted all strangely indistinguishable.
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But although they aren't indistinguishable, they are pretty much interchangeable.
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They are entirely indistinguishable from each other in any way.
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The 21880064s are virtually indistinguishable from their predecessors, head on.
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But to many observers, this is indistinguishable from state propaganda.
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To those who run the industry, they are often indistinguishable.
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But in the revolutionary fire, purification and destruction become indistinguishable.
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Almost indistinguishable from life in the economy we have now.
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Its sinuous form is almost indistinguishable from underwater coral ($503).
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Many are now indistinguishable in taste from the real thing.
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Her transfiguration unveils a metaphysical realm indistinguishable from music itself.
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This version of Thrawn is indistinguishable from the original, 1991 version.
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You blend the bananas till they are indistinguishable from the strawberries.
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The photos here, shot in a darker space, look almost indistinguishable.
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Simulspace: Virtual reality, which is pretty much indistinguishable from real life.
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It exists to sustain itself, persona and subject matter entirely indistinguishable.
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Day and night seemed indistinguishable, the dividing line between them membranic.
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The best satire is indistinguishable from the subject matter it addresses.
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Success is basically indistinguishable from the problem never existing at all.
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Musk argues that some technology is becoming indistinguishable from real life.
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They are indistinguishable from me, and it would destroy my art.
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The trailers for the game and the movie are nearly indistinguishable.
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Turkey considers it a terror group and indistinguishable from the PKK.
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At first glance, Charu is indistinguishable from any other hipster cafe.
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Such man-made stones are virtually indistinguishable from the natural sort.
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What could be justified as caution is now indistinguishable from cowardice.
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Most tribal courts are virtually indistinguishable from the state courts nearby.
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Turkey says the PKK is indistinguishable from the PYD and YPG.
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As facts indistinguishable from fiction, to be dismissed as fake news?
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With few exceptions, Ms. Ngamhuy's reproductions appear indistinguishable from living specimens.
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The nation, according to this argument, is indistinguishable from the president.
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The French are tired of increasingly indistinguishable Socialist and Republican presidents.
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Real and fake video will be almost indistinguishable from each other.
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They grew as indistinguishable as strands of hair in her memory.
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And these days, their apps are almost indistinguishable from each other.
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In many ways, the Marines have become indistinguishable from the Army.
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Within each party, congresswomen are now largely ideologically indistinguishable from congressmen.
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That adoption headwind was nearly indistinguishable from the second big gust: compatibility.
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For a moment, nature is indistinguishable from the industries that manipulate it.
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Turkey views the YPG as a terrorist organization, indistinguishable from the PKK.
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It's beautiful, bombastic, and nearly indistinguishable from those that came before it.
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For most, the band itself is almost indistinguishable from the real thing.
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It was sports clothes and indistinguishable long hair, letting the differences go.
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Adams' religious viewpoints were almost indistinguishable from Jefferson's and they knew that.
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Visually, Mary and the Witch's Flower is indistinguishable from a Ghibli film.
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Twinning to the point of becoming indistinguishable from one's fictional GIRLS character.
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And they are portraying Mr. Trump's and Mr. Arpaio's stances as indistinguishable.
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To the latecomer entering the theatre, I was indistinguishable from the whole.
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Liberal, Missouri, looks indistinguishable from any other tiny town in the Midwest.
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The final effect: unenchanting institutional modernism indistinguishable from a government office building.
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Your soldiers' barks are indistinguishable from those in any other tactics games.
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When it comes to immigration, Fox News is indistinguishable from George Soros.
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To me, this growth, this mass, was indistinguishable from the last one.
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Beyond narrative fluff, the three AI Ghosts are indistinguishable from one another.
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The sleeve now looks almost indistinguishable from the rest of the jacket.
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It has come to see those interests as indistinguishable from its own.
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In this shadowy landscape, Katherine's numbed grief is indistinguishable from a high.
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The experiment's results confirmed that each of the buckyball's carbon atoms was indistinguishable.
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They created a web and email presence almost indistinguishable from the real thing.
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Tiny dark figures bustle around as indistinguishable markers of a burgeoning middle class.
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Exif is light, clean, and almost indistinguishable from the way images usually work.
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Which indistinguishable pink should I see on my nails for the next week?
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There's lots of indistinguishable scenery — just forest after cave after forest after cave.
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Generic drugs are meant to be indistinguishable from the originals, bringing prices down.
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Once again, African-Americans were cast as pathological, an indistinguishable and unsympathetic mass.
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And I can point toward certain wavelengths and say they're indistinguishable to me.
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The prototypes I wore in December also felt virtually indistinguishable from regular glasses.
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He seems caught between emerging from the pattern and becoming indistinguishable from it.
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The results, he said, are indistinguishable from a memo written by a lawyer.
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The sound is all but indistinguishable from the beating of a hummingbird's wings.
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The content thread will be indistinguishable from the other threads in your clothes.
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People covered in mud or oil are indistinguishable — everyone is black or brown.
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She briefly became almost indistinguishable from Rose Byrne, Kate Beckinsale, or Keira Knightley.
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Our real lives and online lives are merging; they're starting to feel indistinguishable.
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Others dwell online in the thrilling place where conspiracy is indistinguishable from truth.
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Well. For one thing, many of those brands are indistinguishable from one another.
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I decide that Nixon and Humphrey are indistinguishable, and I refuse to vote.
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On the show, the character of The Child only communicates through indistinguishable noises.
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The results, he said, are indistinguishable from a memo written by a lawyer.
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In Henry, it's designed to make the movie's perspective indistinguishable from the viewer's.
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Members of both sexes spoke a statistically indistinguishable average of around 16,000 words daily.
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That burger will be delicious, environmentally friendly, and be indistinguishable from a regular burger.
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Until now, Futurewei's operations have been largely indistinguishable from Huawei, the Futurewei employee said.
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Sure, today's bugs look different than the original population, but genetically they're virtually indistinguishable.
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In your ears, the AirPods 2 are indistinguishable from the first-gen wireless earbuds.
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Once out of the country, legal and illegal horn will be all but indistinguishable.
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The problem with ironic Knack 2 hype is that it's indistinguishable from unironic hype.
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Easy-on-the-ear imitations, most listeners will find them indistinguishable from the originals.
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Signal's clean blue-and-white design makes it nearly indistinguishable from any other messenger.
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Until now, Futureweis operations have been largely indistinguishable from Huawei, the Futurewei employee said.
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"Our results are nearly indistinguishable from the real video," says one of the researchers.
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From there, it is flown to Dubai, and becomes indistinguishable from any other gold.
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But he ultimately came to the conclusion that, yeah, they are actually pretty indistinguishable.
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From the front, the Mi Mix 2S is indistinguishable from the Mi Mix 23.
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From the outside, the Solo 3 looks virtually indistinguishable from the wireless Solo 2.
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Without the disclaimer, it's indistinguishable from an awkward attempt at smearing a political opponent.
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AI-generated images have reached a level where they're often indistinguishable from real photographs.
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The Design District, just one neighborhood over, is indistinguishable from a mall in Dubai.
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They are indistinguishable from reality only because we grant them all kinds of allowances.
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Before long, the democratically or pseudo-democratically elected leader is indistinguishable from a dictator.
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The change from the 19th century cult to the 21st century one is indistinguishable.
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The alien star would be so distant that such a difference would be indistinguishable.
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At a point, a professional warrior caste becomes indistinguishable from an army of foreigners.
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"At a certain point, national chains start feeling indistinguishable from each other," he said.
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The result is a product that soon will be indistinguishable from the real thing.
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Facebook's desktop sitewide changes will then make ad content indistinguishable from non-advertising content.
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It's actually indistinguishable from how the actual Nazis of the early 20th century behaved.
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"Any demonstrated effects are both small and indistinguishable from effects produced by other media."
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First off, it was a very good fake, nearly indistinguishable from the real thing.
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Adriane and her classmates all share the same earnest, shuttered quality and indistinguishable voice.
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From a distance, the two enemies are indistinguishable, lone horsemen plodding through the snow.
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The NYPD posts hundreds of decoy advertisements that are indistinguishable from the real thing.
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Gun ownership and support for gun rights is now almost indistinguishable from party affiliation.
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Removing it arguably only makes Reach look indistinguishable from other games in the series.
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Her economic rhetoric is now often indistinguishable from that of far-left European leaders.
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And don't get us started on LMDs, the artificial life forms utterly indistinguishable from humans…
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The kind of output that, to the untrained eye, was nearly indistinguishable from human translation.
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As we approach our driverless future, these services have the potential to become indistinguishable commodities.
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Was it Arthur C. Clarke who said, "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic"?
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They come in vaguely fruity flavors so nondescript that they're practically indistinguishable from one another.
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On "Body Horror," Rapp and Yemi's vocals decay to the point that they become indistinguishable.
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The working conditions of many migrant workers in Kuwait, for example, are indistinguishable from slavery.
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To the untrained eye, the Galaxy Book 2 is virtually indistinguishable from Microsoft's Surface Pro.
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In the near future, artificial intelligence will commonly become intangible, indistinguishable and incomprehensible for humans.
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Even if AI fakes become indistinguishable from real life, it won't mean reality goes away.
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Looks-wise, the system is indistinguishable from its predecessor, which is mostly a good thing.
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In many cases, it is designed to look and feel indistinguishable from a genuine attack.
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But in Shyamalan's world, these two types of heroes—or villains, or both—are indistinguishable.
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With albums, Instagram's soul won't be so much crushed as made fully indistinguishable from Facebook.
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I probably own over 15 of virtually indistinguishable tubes of nude lipstick at this point.
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And do the rich use culture as an indistinguishable commodity or a branded investment opportunity?
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But, as Arthur C. Clarke put it, any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
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The American Legion argues the memorial in Maryland is indistinguishable from the monument in Texas.
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That's when humanoid robots that are indistinguishable from people start running amok in Los Angeles.
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"Any demonstrated effects are both small and indistinguishable from effects produced by other media."Dr.
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Unlike the burgers, the Impossible Foods "meat" sauce was nearly indistinguishable from the real thing.
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A strong 6900G network signal would leave the weaker natural signal indistinguishable to the satellite.
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The tronc launch is the moment where new media and old media have become indistinguishable.
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What Spicer's Emmy appearance proved is that in our culture, fame and infamy are indistinguishable.
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August 2018 is officially the fifth-warmest, but nearly indistinguishable from 2014, 2015, and 2017.
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"The curriculum itself is indistinguishable from any of the free resources available online," he added.
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It is virtually indistinguishable from its founder, Fred Smith, who has been boss since 2220.
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MLPs are very large public companies, indistinguishable from the public corporations with which they compete.
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When Hillary Clinton's name came up, the reaction was nearly indistinguishable from a Trump rally.
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Coulter Fussell's early developed artsview perceives craft and other arts as indistinguishable from one another.
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The lines between tradition TV players and new digital video players is quickly becoming indistinguishable.
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GIC is almost indistinguishable from any American venture firm in Silicon Valley, startup observers say.
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The people who've tried plant-based meat come from every demographic category and background: 39 percent of men and 43 percent of women have eaten them (almost statistically indistinguishable numbers); 42 percent of white Americans and 38 percent of nonwhite Americans (also almost statistically indistinguishable).
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His coloring differs from that of the men surrounding him; he is indistinguishable from the background.
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Remove the battery, and such smart garments would be nearly indistinguishable from their un-enhanced ancestors.
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You're meant to feel outraged that she's mistreated; you treat her as indistinguishable from a person.
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JOE DONNELLY is almost indistinguishable from the voters he is mingling with in Doug Burnworth's barn.
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All that I saw were some small and medium-sized paintings, mostly very dark, almost indistinguishable.
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Just as fitting, its tainted contents taste indistinguishable from all the other water we unthinkingly consume.
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But his delivery, too, was indistinguishable from the corporate and governmental elite he claimed to confront.
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The rest of the stuff is mostly background developer changes, indistinguishable for most users of Android.
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On the whole, he found them fairly indistinguishable from their legitimate counterparts in business and government.
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That uncertainty goes especially to small hydrogen bombs, which seismically can be indistinguishable from atom bombs.
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Before long, engineers will be able to make video games, or simply, simulations, indistinguishable from reality.
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The idea is to make your Mac indistinguishable from millions of others, muting the fingerprinting effect.
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He's now talking about Islam in ways virtually indistinguishable from presidents Obama and George W. Bush.
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A well-crafted lie can easily be indistinguishable from the truth and distributed across the internet.
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What all of those metaphors do is lump the migrants into this indistinguishable mountain of people.
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The best thing and the thing we are most comfortable with, maybe, could be virtually indistinguishable.
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Is it the case that the SPD in Germany is just too indistinguishable from the CDU?
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But those maps are indistinguishable from each other, creating little incentive or desire to explore them.
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Patches, the turtle, can draw in her legs and head, making her indistinguishable from a rock.
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But it raises it nonetheless, to probe "when the simulation is indistinguishable from reality," Nolan says.
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It was run by a team of indistinguishable brothers: Bobby Shafran, Eddy Galland, and David Kellman.
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A flagrant one--one whose views are indistinguishable at the level of principle from Richard Spencer's.
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Yet Smith said Trump's economic polices are "virtually indistinguishable" from those Romney ran on in 2012.
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It looked less like pasta pancakes and more like an indistinguishable pile of sauce and carbs.
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Otherwise, we will create simulations that are indistinguishable from reality or civilization will cease to exist.
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We now seem to have reached the inevitable conclusion that form and function are increasingly indistinguishable.
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AllModern is obviously modern, while Joss & Main and Birch Lane are fairly indistinguishable and lean traditional.
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He found the "Brillo Boxes" basically visually indistinguishable from the Brillo boxes in the grocery store.
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Their water speed was "virtually indistinguishable from their land running speed," according to Jasmine A. Nirody.
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The odds of the Cantwell staffer being the only Hill employee infected are indistinguishable from zero.
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Ally's phobias are feeding her fake news, which is indistinguishable from the actual danger around her.
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This photo captured a Komondor at just the right moment, making him indistinguishable from a mop.
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Their "freemium" competitors, after all, at first appear indistinguishable from free, making them an easier sell.
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Simulating their cellular automaton, the researchers found it generated a pattern indistinguishable from real lizard patterns.
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Meanwhile, Google Duplex is apparently capable of creating computer voices that are indistinguishable from human ones.
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In neighborhoods where tract housing is the norm, individual houses are nearly indistinguishable from one another.
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His answers about health care, focused on creating a public option, were indistinguishable from Biden's proposals.
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The quixotic push inside Google to make the mobile Web indistinguishable from mobile apps continues apace.
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In fact, most of these products are borderline indistinguishable from each other while you're using them.
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Our present is the Upside Down, a topsy-turvy world in which triumph is indistinguishable from defeat.
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They're considered dangerous because they're almost indistinguishable from humans, which means that humans sometimes empathize with them.
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They can be indistinguishable from real wood, and laminate is much more likely to last, he says.
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Photo: Chris Pizzello (AP)The past year has seen its fair share of largely indistinguishable cryptocurrency scams.
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"Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are virtually indistinguishable on policy issues across the field," Cruz said Thursday.
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ANY sufficiently advanced technology, noted Arthur C. Clarke, a British science-fiction writer, is indistinguishable from magic.
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"We're on a very clear path to get to where we're indistinguishable from animal protein," Brown said.
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That's only funny if you think contextless threats of violence indistinguishable from real online harassment are funny.
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The things that loomed so large and important in your life become indistinguishable dust to a giant.
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I'm also reminded of Arthur C. Clarke's adage that any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
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Getting your protein from insects—very efficient converters—might be almost indistinguishable from veganism in environmental terms.
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Like the new iPhone, the Apple Watch Series 2 is pretty much aesthetically indistinguishable from its predecessor.
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In places like Harlem or the Bronx, Black and Latinx cultures are often indistinguishable from one another.
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FEC, bolstered by an extensive body of evidence that these "issue ads" were indistinguishable from campaign ads.
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The eject and power buttons are no longer right next to each other and indistinguishable sans microscope.
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Carter, Clinton and Obama were so center-right as to be indistinguishable from Republicans, we are told.
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The richest sections of my home were indistinguishable from the high-income districts of Milan and Paris.
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The Marielitos and their descendants are now nearly indistinguishable from earlier Cuban immigrants in nearly every category.
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In the trailer below, there are fights, flirts, explosions, mysteries, and technology that is indistinguishable from magic.
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Equally, these states wield violence in a manner which is often indistinguishable from that of terror groups.
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The fear was indistinguishable from what I see in the families of TB patients I treat today.
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LOS ANGELES — For the past decade, Jeffrey Katzenberg's identity has been indistinguishable from the DreamWorks Animation brand.
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It is anxiety-inducing in a manner indistinguishable from other forms of consumerism, not revolutionary at all.
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During the Obama administration, policies favored primarily by the tech industry rapidly became indistinguishable from national policy.
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But the show has shifted to the point where its politics are indistinguishable from the Democratic Party's.
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This is especially true of the unknown — and to most people, technology is already indistinguishable from magic.
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Edibles are particularly worrisome to Stracner, which he claims often look indistinguishable from non-THC infused candies.
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Researchers in China have found that exposure rates for the rich and the poor are virtually indistinguishable.
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"Invisible Cities" (2013) was heard over headphones in Union Station, performed by singers indistinguishable from ordinary travelers.
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When the third model appeared, looking indistinguishable from the first two, the crowd finally figured it out.
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I didn't understand drugs or mugging, but I did remember an anxiety that was indistinguishable from excitement.
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"The Sanders-Warren message on trade at the Joe Voter level is indistinguishable from Trump's," Lincicome said.
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" He added that "any demonstrated effects are both small and indistinguishable from effects produced by other media.
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Ankara views the Kurds as terrorists, indistinguishable from Kurdish separatists it is battling on its own soil.
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It's virtually indistinguishable from every other cheeseburger, save one key difference: A distinct lack of animal meat.
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Our freedoms have become unmoored from any sense of civic responsibility and indistinguishable, therefore, from our appetites.
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They see them as indistinguishable from Kurdish separatists who have fought an insurgency inside Turkey for decades.
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Cities have become uncanny valleys of ads for millennial lifestyle startups, each virtually indistinguishable from the next.
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"All these entities are indistinguishable from one another on the ground level," said Campaign Legal Center's Fischer.
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She was substituting paper for cloth and then judging the paper to be indistinguishable from the cloth.
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The latest models use tens of thousands, producing images that look almost indistinguishable from the real thing.
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"The science fiction author Arthur C. Clarke once wrote that "any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
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Some single-board laminate floors are indistinguishable from real wood, and laminate is much more likely to last.
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From the outside, the entry-level MacBook Pro looks virtually indistinguishable from the model with a Touch Bar.
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But with it came changes at Meetup that rendered it essentially indistinguishable from many other leading tech companies.
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Our policies produce motions that are nearly indistinguishable from mocap," adding that "We're moving toward a virtual stuntman.
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Instead, it twisted their identities until they blurred into one indistinguishable and monstrous face of power gone wrong.
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The glasses are called Vaunt, first seen by the Verge, and they are nearly indistinguishable from regular glasses.
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Some scientists assert that organic and conventional foods are nutritionally indistinguishable, and others find significant benefits to organic.
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That said, once the items are washed, cured and dry they are almost indistinguishable from injection-molded parts.
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"Green bonds" drive a lot of impact investing, even though they're mostly indistinguishable from their non-green siblings.
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But most of these stories are indistinguishable from those on most publications that rely on aggregation and reblogging.
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Even though these snowflakes come from an unusual source, they are indistinguishable from those made by nature alone.
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Yet the services offered on the new airlines will be barely indistinguishable from that of their parent company.
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"If you assume any rate of improvement at all, then games will become indistinguishable from reality," Musk said.
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Eclipse Foods: Makes dairy product from plants, which they say are "indistinguishable" from those made from animal products.
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At the time, the resulting images looked virtually indistinguishable from the proto-emoticon smiley faces infesting popular culture.
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"Therefore, regardless of the preferred measure of predictive performance, COMPAS and the human participants are indistinguishable," they wrote.
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It just happens to be a full-fledged smartwatch that's virtually indistinguishable from the rest of Fossil's lineup.
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"If you assume any rate of improvement at all then games will become indistinguishable from reality," Musk said.
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In those cases where location is known, terrorists and hacktivists are nearly indistinguishable actors from state-sponsored professionals.
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Thanks to the rapid development of processing power, these virtual worlds will eventually be indistinguishable from real life.
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When they are not busy sprouting wings and fur, after all, such creatures look nearly indistinguishable from us.
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These may be indistinguishable from a normal planet - so maybe we've already seen some ploonets without even realising.
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At 12 months, the average reductions were "statistically indistinguishable" from the six-month data, according to the researchers.
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There's such a short distance between "I freelance" and "I'm unemployed" that the two statements often feel indistinguishable.
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She "clumped them all together like the presidents carved into Mount Rushmore, indistinguishable one from another," she writes.
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We're all tired of politicians who spout an increasingly indistinguishable stream of pabulum, never doing anything—well, vulgar.
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There are homages, and there are homages so committed that they become practically indistinguishable from the original works.
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So taken for granted are corruption and impunity that the country's official and criminal classes are often indistinguishable.
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Cultured gems are compositionally identical to natural diamonds, and indistinguishable from the mined product to the naked eye.
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CNN visits nuclear submarine as deep-sea tensions with Russia grow Night and day are indistinguishable on board.
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A room becomes indistinguishable from any other hotel offering on those sites, which could sow confusion among buyers.
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From the outside, they're indistinguishable from meatballs, but the tomato sauce veils a crispy breading and soft center.
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Walking through the halls of the clinic, a visitor would think it indistinguishable from other health care facilities.
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Parts of Moscow, East Berlin, Warsaw, and Prague are nearly indistinguishable from each other thanks to their architecture.
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They can be made relatively cheaply and — except under very careful examination — are often indistinguishable from original parts.
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Where they were just making things that are so advanced and so polished that they're indistinguishable from magic.
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" The sci-fi author Arthur C. Clarke coined the law "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
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The new Pink Nation app's task is to make shopping and "community" indistinguishable, without relying solely on Instagram.
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Many of the D.S.A.'s goals, reflected in Ocasio-Cortez's platform, are indistinguishable from those of progressive democrats.
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Bernie Sanders is indistinguishable from Larry David playing him on SNL #DemDebate Is this the Larry David Bernie?
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Their food is nearly indistinguishable: simple, elegant renditions of British classics, drawn from a local and seasonal larder.
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When I picked up the moist, frosting-lathered cake, it left behind a trickle of indistinguishable green liquid.
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The president believes that what is good for him and what is good for the country are indistinguishable.
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The new findings of symbolic thinking show that Neanderthals and modern humans were cognitively indistinguishable, the researchers said.
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The bone, though around 85,000 years old, is nearly indistinguishable from that of a human alive in 2018.
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On the issue of Palestine and Israel, Harris's history is nearly indistinguishable from that of her Republican colleagues.
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While that phone met stellar reviews, the basic design is virtually indistinguishable from the iPhone 2999 in 26.
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While that phone met stellar reviews, the basic design is virtually indistinguishable from the iPhone 6 in 2014.
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They found that their levels of anxiety and depression were just about indistinguishable from their non-transgender peers.
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Before the Roman era, the Basque had DNA that was indistinguishable from that of other Iron Age Iberians.
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He was pleased with the quality of the stitching, and the colors were nearly indistinguishable from the original.
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Now, thanks to a high ponytail, thick winged eyeliner and a few trademark poses, the two are nearly indistinguishable.
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To boot, the event recognizes television actors — these days, they're indistinguishable from film folk, and we're grateful for that.
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As far as the bird is concerned, the sound coming from the phone is indistinguishable from the owner himself.
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From an outsider's perspective, electric skateboards might seem indistinguishable from each other, or simply a choice of design preference.
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Their futuristic occupations suggesting a world in which art, science, and technology are indistinguishable, mirroring the creators' own lives.
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This is a fallacy that is most seductive to teenage boys and those who are developmentally indistinguishable from them.
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Besides, smartphone games have devolved into indistinguishable dopamine release vehicles, begging for your real-life money and ad clicks.
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By 12 months, the groups looked indistinguishable once again on their functionality scores — they had both improved a little.
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Other than that and the obviously different tip, this thing's indistinguishable from an old school, graphite-and-wood pencil.
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When placed side-by-side with the wings of a modern robin, for example, the wings look almost indistinguishable.
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Ankara regards the YPG as indistinguishable from the PKK, though the groups say they are independent from each other.
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Here in this "dim and distant rock pile" of "indistinguishable urban debris," the sea did seem like a fantasy.
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Facebook is making the HTML of its web ads indistinguishable from organic content so it can slip by adblockers.
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How popular and active they are varies, but the incendiary tone and wildly exaggerated content are all but indistinguishable.
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Moments like these are nearly impossible to legislate out of the game because they're nearly indistinguishable from genuine fouls.
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For a researcher like Prause, a so-called g-spot orgasm is indistinguishable from a so-called clitoral orgasm.
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Aside from Clinton's 1992 campaign slogan, Friday's crossword is largely indistinguishable from any other from The New York Times.
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Apart from the new rose gold color, it's almost completely indistinguishable from the iPhone 5 or (now-discontinued) 5S.
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The more wearable one was nearly indistinguishable from a typical pair of cropped black trousers with attached suspenders ($435).
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Those who need hospitalization may still end up miles away from home in a facility indistinguishable from a warehouse.
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He said that the Lebanese army was indistinguishable from Hezbollah and both were fair game in any future war.
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When it comes to the work she does, Chander Kanta is indistinguishable from a regular Environmental Protection Agency employee.
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But its cars quickly became indistinguishable not only from each other, but from General Motors' other brands as well.
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Technology simply blurred the lines of pre-existing exploitation, and of work and personal space until they were indistinguishable.
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But from what I can tell, the discs were indistinguishable from Dell discs except for inconsistencies in the packaging.
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The objects that come out of this machine are nearly indistinguishable from cast parts and they are amazingly strong.
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In addition to arguing that carried interest is "indistinguishable from any other type of capital," it adds: Oh really?
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The real model, on the right, would be indistinguishable from the fake on the left to the untrained eye.
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Video game publisher and developer Epic Games wants to make digital humans that are indistinguishable from the real thing.
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Burger King's sandwich was almost indistinguishable from Wendy's, and it was also a slightly worse version of the McChicken.
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Or in other words: 95% of my pro-life feminist activism is probably indistinguishable from pro-choice feminist activism.
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Symptoms of heartburn or GERD are unpleasant enough, but can be indistinguishable from anxiety, leading to even more anxiety.
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Samsung sells the Galaxy S10 Plus, which is nigh indistinguishable from the Note 10 Plus to the average person.
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Bodies (and body parts) that once seemed indistinguishable from flesh-and-blood guests were tossed down like recyclable trash.
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The Singapore summit meeting looks indistinguishable from a meeting between the leaders of two states with normal diplomatic relations.
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A monochromatic milieu of gold-clad fans waving rally towels of the same hue has rendered venues virtually indistinguishable.
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In this case, Samsung presented an icon for facial recognition that is almost indistinguishable from Apple's Face ID icon.
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Vacation activities are nearly indistinguishable from prepping, including hunting and shooting, lessons on survival skills and farming, and campfires.
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In a fundamental way, however, they'll be exactly the same: They'll be indistinguishable from crops developed through traditional breeding.
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Some places offer amenities like swimming pools, game rooms, and rooftop bars, making them nearly indistinguishable from most hotels.
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And while the topline results are virtually indistinguishable on the following two questions, there is some movement among partisans.
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This follows years of explosive growth for plant-based meat and dairy, which is increasingly indistinguishable from animal products.
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Of course, video games aren't advanced enough to be indistinguishable from reality, and so real images are still preferred.
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His desire to know what happens becomes indistinguishable from his desire to witness Dorothy undergo increasingly degrading sexual situations.
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By 2006 "use of the diaphragm had virtually disappeared (the estimate is indistinguishable from zero)," according to the CDC report.
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It may have been rooted in ignorance, but at some point repeated inadvertent denial becomes indistinguishable from the intentional kind.
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"Any VR engineer aims to make the game indistinguishable from reality," says Greg Burdea, a haptics researcher at Rutgers University.
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It is this transformation of an object so that the result is indistinguishable from the original that defines a symmetry.
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To ensure that these samples were visually indistinguishable from those they replaced, they mixed in salt and Nescafe coffee granules.
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By not reflecting visible light, the Phantoms are essentially indistinguishable from a standard pair of glasses to the naked eye.
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Just two weeks ago, Kickstarter suspended the campaign for Adoptly, a Tinder-for-adoption app that appeared indistinguishable from parody.
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With the exception of the non-polished chamfer, the new iPad looks virtually indistinguishable from the first-gen iPad Air.
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Then there is Estonia: its science results are indistinguishable from Japan's and its maths scores are akin to South Korea's.
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Among all the relaxed bodies of a northern European beach or spa, the indistinguishable nudity rapidly becomes frankly rather unremarkable.
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As the interactions between the now-adult characters and animals grow stranger and more complicated, violence and compassion become indistinguishable.
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Across the street, there's a burnt-out building, rendered indistinguishable by fire followed by months of rain, cold, and heat.
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Images of fairground lights and muddy rainwater rushing down gutters, for instance, are indistinguishable from footage shot with a camera.
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For the sake of convenience and cheap bliss, we surrender ourselves, follow scripts, and risk becoming indistinguishable from simple machines.
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The Series 2 and Series 1 are virtually indistinguishable, except for the metal ring around sensors o the Series 2.
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From a spec sheet perspective, the M10-P is indistinguishable from the M10 and has the exact same photographic capabilities.
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Gonzalez is making what's called a metamer, a color indistinguishable from a reference even if its physics and chemistry differ.
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And it's true though—and especially in Blazblue — magic and science literally are indistinguishable, used in conjunction by almost everyone.
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Ankara sees the Syrian Kurdish fighters as indistinguishable from the Kurdish PKK movement that has waged an insurgency inside Turkey.
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The sweeping shots of New Zealand countryside, indistinguishable from those I'd seen in LotR, felt like a magician repeating tricks.
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Then we change our appearance to look even more like them (see, narcissists...) to the point where we are indistinguishable.
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When artificially intelligent humanoids pass beyond the uncanny valley, most theorists assume they will one day become indistinguishable from humans.
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The brawl has a couple of highlights, including two blurry, indistinguishable mobs hammering at each other on the top row.
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Yet, his votes in the Senate are indistinguishable from the leading advocates of abortion on demand, such as Barbara Boxer.
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Trump's tweets in the hours after the attack were nearly indistinguishable from the messages sent out by GOP congressional leaders.
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What started out as New Jersey water became indistinguishable from New York water after it was run through the system.
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Cruz, a vocal defender of the Second Amendment, argued that an AR-85033 is "indistinguishable" from commonly used deer rifles.
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For the 28503 million Afghans, by far the majority of whom were born after 22019, life and war are indistinguishable.
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We tried the vegan cupcakes ahead of their official release, and they tasted virtually indistinguishable from their non-vegan counterparts.
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Jim Crow assigned freed slaves by birth as a result of race to a position often indistinguishable from slavery itself.
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He's claimed repeatedly that Clinton and Trump are indistinguishable—a statement so patently false it's hard to see it working.
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This is rather convenient—a version of Charlie indistinguishable from you and me could price itself out of the market.
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They're indistinguishable from humans except for a serial number on their eyeballs and a database that stores all their identities.
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Most nature documentaries are indistinguishable from the rest, but this one, with its stunning cinematography and humorous take, stands out.
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"They are creating images from that, which they are hoping will be indistinguishable from an actual person," Mr. Kernes said.
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My first stop was Nonna Gleyzer, a Pilates teacher with a fairly indistinguishable, appointment-only studio on the Sunset Strip.
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Derek Chollet told me that the decision to destroy Qaddafi's regime ultimately became indistinguishable from the goal of protecting civilians.
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Purity tests are the tools of fanatics, and the quest for purity ultimately becomes indistinguishable from the quest for power.
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But a plate of braised calf tendons, if you took out soy sauce, was indistinguishable from the Roman dish nervetti.
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It's a given that we're clearly on a trajectory that we're going to have games that are indistinguishable from reality.
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Once electrons enter the grid, they are indistinguishable from one another — no matter what kind of power plant produced them.
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Imagine a fake Senator Elizabeth Warren, virtually indistinguishable from the real thing, getting into a fistfight in a doctored video.
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The nice thing about Congress going back to work is, it's almost indistinguishable from Congress not going back to work.
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It does that by masquerading itself as an Android "system update" app, which looks near-indistinguishable from legitimate system services.
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Making their voices indistinguishable from one another could be interpreted as the members saying that they are united as one.
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Sprint conducted tests with customers who found the video experience "practically indistinguishable," chief executive Marcelo Claure said in a statement.
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In Ankara's eyes, Syrian Kurds are virtually indistinguishable from Kurdish separatists in Turkey, a group it has long considered terrorists.
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The story lines of our main characters touch on the fraught ways women's personal and professional lives can become indistinguishable.
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Enter Adam: externally indistinguishable from any other living man, housing a "brain" that develops into something unnervingly close to consciousness.
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An indistinguishable shower of grinning authoritarian shitclowns snickering at everyone who tries to stop them stripping the planet for parts.
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To a casual passer-by, the Howard County Food Bank in Columbia is almost indistinguishable from a miniature grocery store.
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He wore a hat and looked down as he walked alone, mostly indistinguishable from any other man, from time itself.
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To an outside observer, some hypersonic weapons are nearly indistinguishable from nuclear-tipped rockets during their initial phases of flight.
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The internet trolls who say they're "just kidding" when they sling anti-Semitic online sound indistinguishable from dedicated anti-Semites.
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Castellucci taped his body mike on the outside of his throat; the language was turned into a muffled, indistinguishable stream.
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The new AirPods look so similar to the first-generation version announced nearly three years ago that they are virtually indistinguishable.
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But since the DB9 ushered in the company's modern era in 2003, it has become almost visually indistinguishable from its stablemates.
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Turkey says the YPG is indistinguishable from the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), which has waged a 34-year insurgency in Turkey.
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The end result is a movie that's indistinguishable in many ways from if you'd captured that first pulse at high speed.
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Although differences on economic policy remain, the shifts could make the center-right and far-right virtually indistinguishable in some countries.
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It's almost indistinguishable from the hundreds of thousands of city bikes you'll find in cities like Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Antwerp, and Berlin.
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The committee is certainly right about one thing: during testimony, a company's lead counsel is indistinguishable from an empty hot seat.
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The idea of being that all-powerful and omnipresent, it's almost indistinguishable from not existing and I can't quite justify that.
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There will be no special branding or logos on it; it will be visually indistinguishable from every other OnePlus 6T sold.
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The workers are often on teams with full-time employees and said their contributions are indistinguishable from the better-placed colleagues.
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But once Trump took office, the news cycle and the meme cycle became completely indistinguishable — each made worse by the other.
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Dragonfly 44 went unnoticed until last year because, when regarding the darkness of space, this galaxy resembles a virtually indistinguishable blob.
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His campaign argument is simple: Paul Ryan is a Washington insider whose policies are all too often indistinguishable from Hillary Clinton's.
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Often indistinguishable from China's ethnic-Han majority, their ancestors include Persian merchants and Central Asians imported by 13th-century Mongol rulers.
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Seth Moulton, who joined in on a Twitter joke about how he's indistinguishable from some of the other white men running.
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Clinton wore on Sunday was almost indistinguishable from those of Mr. Sanders and the other debater, former Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley.
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The thing is, a human patient of Neitz's had told him that the red and green ones were indistinguishable to him.
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This shines through especially in the posters ― the ones produced this decade are almost indistinguishable from those made in the 1970s.
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There&aposs no such thing as backlash or fallout anymore because it&aposs indistinguishable from how the press acts every day.
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Its world of indistinguishable mudpits becomes much more intricate and engaging in the presence of simulated rivalries, resentments, obsessions, and affections.
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When observed with a natural view, the details on the horizon become indistinguishable, whereas objects in the front are in focus.
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A roof tiled in the Tuscan or French Slate style will be indistinguishable from all the other homes on the street.
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Many Ford owners were made to suffer the pains of Microsoft Sync, their failed voice commands indistinguishable from howls of anguish.
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Condiment snobs Many will disagree, but: Fancy, small-batch mayo and store-brand mayo are indistinguishable when slathered on a sandwich.
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For legal purposes, cohabiting couples are almost indistinguishable from married ones after some time living together, usually two or three years.
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The online mode, a carbon-copy of Mass Effect 3's wave-based survival, is nearly indistinguishable from the previous game.
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This year's approach is a little different, however: inside, the Note 7 is virtually indistinguishable from the S7 or S7 Edge.
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Speaking hard truths that the country needed to hear -- as McCain has done throughout his career -- became indistinguishable from calling Sen.
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One to two inches of new snow make for optimal conditions; in deeper snow, animal footprints may appear as indistinguishable holes.
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The vibe inside was pretty much indistinguishable from any other trendy, new restaurant in the city with big money behind it.
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BI also sampled a bowl of their vanilla ice cream and found it to be indistinguishable from top-shelf traditional formulations.
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Mr. Schmidt noted that the copy of Michelangelo's David on the Piazza della Signoria near the Uffizi was indistinguishable to nonexperts.
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The clouds and snatches of land I could see through the tiny window of the 747 were indistinguishable from other flights.
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If they had arrived much later, it would have been chopped so finely it would have been indistinguishable from other meat.
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Paul Ryan's "innovative" proposals of 2011 (cut taxes and privatize Medicare) were almost indistinguishable from those of Newt Gingrich in 1995.
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His house is in the upscale Anthem neighborhood: a fortified village of beige dwellings of various sizes and otherwise indistinguishable appearances.
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Large clinical trials found that those who take that route, as a group, have outcomes indistinguishable from those who have surgery.
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Not just the men, with their buffets of abs, skin the gentle teak of midcentury furniture, indistinguishable but for their banter.
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These features so define Pakistani and Bangladeshi restaurants in New York City that, at first glance, such places appear almost indistinguishable.
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One reason was a change in format that makes blog posts digitally indistinguishable from regular columns headed for the physical paper.
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When I opened the box of Heat Wave samples Red Heart sent me, I found that the yarns felt nearly indistinguishable.
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Today's most popular rifles can be modified in ways that keep the weapons legal — and nearly indistinguishable from illegal assault weapons.
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The newer crop of email attacks often come across as indistinguishable from personal messages you could receive from friends or family.
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That number was statistically indistinguishable from the number of boomers (born 1946–1964) supporting their adult children in the same year.
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It's virtually indistinguishable from the tall curved office buildings lining Oracle's campus, except for the crowds of teenagers walking the halls.
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Just try not to go for the typical black wheely thing that's indistinguishable from a million others—the paparazzi are watching!
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The truck was not perceived as a discrete object, in other words, but as something indistinguishable from the larger spatial environment.
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The phase of community that follows — lacking any redeeming narrative or central event — is more or less indistinguishable from mutual entrapment.
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Four years after first announcing the decision to open the prize to Americans, the Booker is virtually indistinguishable from its competitors.
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So he writes this fantasy, and he enacts it, and the fantasy becomes, for the briefest of moments, indistinguishable from reality.
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And until we give voters more options, voting for "change" will continue to look indistinguishable from voting for the status quo.
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The buildings lining the way, he recalls, crowded above one's head in an indistinguishable tangle: synagogues, Roman Catholic churches, and mosques.
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The symptoms of a miscarriage can be indistinguishable from those of an induced abortion, according to OB-GYN Dr. Jen Gunter.
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This has led to a larger population of hybrids, whose songs are now indistinguishable from the calls of small tree finch.
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At a glance and aside from the size, it's indistinguishable from the Surface Book with Performance Base I have in my office.
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The industry argues here that cigarette packs become indistinguishable by brand or promised quality when the packaging is covered by disturbing images.
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When people think of robots, he says, they expect the stuff of science fiction—machines with faces and personalities indistinguishable from humans.
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And as far as Robbins is concerned, Snapchat is perfect for a lot of today's content, which can be indistinguishable from marketing.
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I met him at his home in Montevallo, a suburban single-family house indistinguishable from the others that lined their leafy street.
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This is analytically indistinguishable from a woman being too masculine for a promotion, or a job being too manly for a woman.
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As a hardware device, the Echo Plus is almost visually indistinguishable from the first Echo that Amazon debuted way back in 2014.
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The helmet also has the benefit of being indistinguishable from a standard one, save the small grey speakers attached to the straps.
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He's now the proud owner of a cheese plane whose handle is indistinguishable from the cheese it's cutting—but at what cost?
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And, if you keep it alive long enough, it'll turn into an entirely different near-indistinguishable form with eyes and a mouth.
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The developers of Signal, for example, quickly pushed out a fix that made its internet traffic indistinguishable from requests to Google servers.
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In believing that games are becoming indistinguishable from reality, Musk is also operating under the notion that games are different from reality.
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Its AI programs are drawing pictures almost indistinguishable from those by human artists and taking quizzes on subject matter culled from Wikipedia.
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"We don't see any difference between the Earth's and the moon's oxygen isotopes; they're indistinguishable," said Edward Young, the study's lead author.
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If Sanders wins Iowa, look for more leftward shifts from Clinton until her proposals and the Sanders economic platform become virtually indistinguishable.
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It's gotten to a point where the drama and outrageousness of American politics has become nearly indistinguishable from that of reality television.
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The strap itself is "nearly indistinguishable from standard Pebble straps," the company claims, and comes in all the same finishes and styles.
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Middle-class parts of Istanbul, Ankara or Izmir, in Turkey's relatively prosperous west, are indistinguishable from their far wealthier West European counterparts.
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I think he might talk about the strain of expectations, or the fear of repeating himself after years in indistinguishable hotel rooms.
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He argues that if we made this much progress in 40 years, we'll someday be able to create simulations indistinguishable from reality.
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The lines separating the interests of Trump and those of his company were indistinguishable prior to his arrival at the White House.
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And perhaps they will be generous enough to share it for public viewing — though honestly, the digital copy should be nearly indistinguishable.
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Jamie Campbell Bower plays Christopher Marlowe in a turn almost indistinguishable from Jonathan Rhys Meyers in Gormenghast, which is a good thing.
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In the one (cartoonish) picture of the Ethiopian Serenaders that includes him, he is indistinguishable from the others, from the white men.
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What they found: When they compare the predicted image to actual labeled ones, the Allen Institute researchers said they are nearly indistinguishable.
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But far too often, the way Democrats talk to, and about, black Americans is indistinguishable from the way their Republican counterparts do.
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Verdant, indistinguishable subdivisions are laid out in self-contained loops between windowed blocks of strip mall and windowless blocks of data center.
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Residents pay rent starting at $23.4 a week to comfortably live and work, two activities that quickly become indistinguishable within Roam's confines.
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But they are showing muscle and projecting strength that makes them more and more indistinguishable from Silicon Valley's other homegrown power players.
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I put out a call for stories from post-chat workplaces, and some replies were indistinguishable from the company's own case studies.
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These sites, collectively referred to as "the chans," are defined by racist memeing that's supposedly ironic but functionally indistinguishable from genuine racism.
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In the term that ended in June, for instance, Chief Justice Roberts's voting record was almost indistinguishable from that of Justice Kennedy.
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For the most part, NASA explains, the differences between a normal full moon and a supermoon "are indistinguishable" to the human eye.
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"The property contains markings which are substantially indistinguishable and, therefore, bear a counterfeit design/word/mark as indicated below," the letter said.
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In Germany and elsewhere, coalitions of mainstream parties have made them indistinguishable to many voters and fueled the rise of nationalist demagogy.
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Tourists scale the steps and pause here to gaze over a landscape dotted with lakes, rivers and farmland, the two nations indistinguishable.
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Two distinct spaces that in reality had declared war on one another, and yet here they were in front of me, indistinguishable.
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The problem is that in a deluge of promising candidates, many remarkable students become indistinguishable from one another, at least on paper.
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From his operations center, one American officer watched the Kurds work alongside the Americans on the ground in an almost indistinguishable symmetry.
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Superficially, Mr. Macron's sober two-button suits are all but indistinguishable from those favored by most high-level French businessmen and politicians.
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Turkey has been battling Kurdish unrest in the southeast of the country for three decades, and views the the YPG as indistinguishable.
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Activism slips easily into discourse; our idea of what it means to "do something" has become almost indistinguishable from talking about it.
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Baba ghanouj has a history written in smoke, eggplants blackened so long over an open flame that smoke and flesh become indistinguishable.
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Yet in atmosphere the images are all but indistinguishable, and it is very hard to tell where one music scene becomes another.
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Strangers, who at first look like indistinguishable ants thanks to the striking overhead shots, grin and laugh like kids on Christmas morning.
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"In the old days, food courts had indistinguishable food," said Jerry Storch, chief executive officer of Storch Advisors, a retail advisory firm.
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For mAb114 the numbers were 34% and 11% respectively—superficially worse, but actually indistinguishable, statistically speaking, from the results for REGN-EB3.
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Influencers are amazing symbols of unreality, because their authentic feelings are often indistinguishable from those dictated by whatever corporate partnerships they have.
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But rather than learn a collective lesson, we elected a leader for whom self-worth and the bottom line are virtually indistinguishable.
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Arthur C. Clarke's oft-quoted law, "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic," is aptly applied to Rosenkrantz's Kinematic Petals Dress.
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Bites From the outside, the Pittsfield Original General Store is indistinguishable from the dozens of country stores that dot Vermont's Route 100 byway.
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It's worth noting also that this connection will be in some crucial ways indistinguishable from other connections: it won't affect encryption, for instance.
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A century ago, in many major American cities the political parties and local governments were so enmeshed they were indistinguishable from one another.
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The inherent promise of such technology—an AI that is essentially indistinguishable from a human operator—also sets it up for terrible misuse.
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It is hard to predict at what point in time such 'fake' videos will be indistinguishable from real content for our human eyes.
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All that I saw were some small and medium-sized paintings, mostly very dark, apparently almost indistinguishable, and his drawings of the countryside.
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The result is that Italian-American identity is largely symbolic and optional, and Italian Americans are perceived as indistinguishable from other white Anglos.
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We are presented with ordinary objects — some, in the modern era, physically indistinguishable from utilitarian objects — and told that these hold special meaning.
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The first version was able to produce short sentences that, at least on a cursory listen, were nearly indistinguishable from a real person.
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The singularity is a concept popularized by futurist Ray Kurzweil that theorizes that one day soon human and machine consciousnesses will become indistinguishable.
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The packaging began to mimic that of butter; marketing campaigns claimed almost indistinguishable buttery tastes and textures at a fraction of the costs.
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Ankara sees the YPG as a terrorist group indistinguishable from the PKK, which it battles on a daily basis in south-eastern Turkey.
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We should expect to see a marked shift of spend from traditional TV into digital, particularly as TV and video become increasingly indistinguishable.
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Jupiter, to the naked eye, is just a big blob of light that's virtually indistinguishable from the field of stars to a layman.
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And just because a machine passes the Turing Test—in which a computer is indistinguishable from a human—that doesn't mean it's conscious.
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And it's coming at a time when Uber and Lyft have grown to the point where they've become fairly indistinguishable from one another.
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Her fairness is indistinguishable from callousness, especially since it isn't clear what purpose her punishments are supposed to serve in the first place.
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Image: Disney ResearchWithout using them, one iPhone or laptop is indistinguishable from another of the same model—to the human eye, at least.
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The reason I thought that was because I read a quote from Arthur C. Clark, 'A sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
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After a three to six day incubation period, patients start to develop flu-like symptoms that are virtually indistinguishable from more common flus.
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Meanwhile Kids insists on the beauty of being one indistinguishable part of the masses, part of something cosmically bigger than any one ego.
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In terms of sound quality, they're almost indistinguishable from the 1000XM3 headphones, since they have the same driver setup and same basic design.
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Without understanding the differences between weak and strong AI, what types of psychological effects could deployment of an indistinguishable-from-human chatbot have?
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The LL of a combined model, which represents the most accurate possible blend of the two data sources, was a virtually indistinguishable -86.52.
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Sure, it's not as compact as a standard fitness band, but at first glance, it's virtually indistinguishable from a regular old dumb watch.
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What is more, the fastest-growing sort of mobile advertising is "native", meaning indistinguishable from other types of content, and sometimes even encrypted.
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Beyond red accenting on the crown and an ever-so-slightly thick heart rate monitor, the product is virtually indistinguishable from its predecessor.
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He added that his channel followed British sci fi writer Arthur C Clarke's mantra that "any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."
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Analysts have predicted more innovation will be found in add-on gadgets in Barcelona rather than in smartphones, which are becoming largely indistinguishable.
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Indeed, the CFPB is structurally indistinguishable from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, a bank regulator that Congress created in 1863.
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Part of the creepiness associated with The Story of Kamikuishiki Village is that it's largely indistinguishable from the Aum Shinrikyo cult's actual propaganda.
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As is the case with most faux meat fast-food options, the rest of the menu item remains indistinguishable from other Dunkin' sandwiches.
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Unlike Football Manager, in which largely indistinguishable players glide across the field, FIFA boasts fluid, head-to-head play and astonishingly detailed graphics.
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The movie beats you over the head with images of him communing with animals from which he is made to seem virtually indistinguishable.
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The people they meet in the street will be increasingly indistinguishable from the sorts who show up to visit at their parents' houses.
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Wholly involved in the surrounding earth and the responsive self, color and emotion, she worked with an intensity that makes these elements indistinguishable.
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While U.S. Representatives Luke Messer and Todd Rokita hammered each other with personal attacks, Braun portrayed his rivals as indistinguishable products of Washington.
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Some descriptions are indistinguishable from cheap erotica: JANE stands next to it (30's) dressed in a paramedic's uniform - blonde, fit, smokin' hot.
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When cooked and seasoned correctly, Impossible Foods' meat — impossible as it is to imagine — is indistinguishable from real meat and is available today.
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The 38 men and one woman of Third Platoon were quickly indistinguishable, a kaleidoscope of green camouflage, tan bulletproof vests and black masks.
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For the most part, NASA explains, the differences between a normal full moon and a super moon "are indistinguishable" to the human eye.
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To have a best friend at age 10 is to forget who you are without that person, to be inseparable and almost indistinguishable.
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The activity of reading the news has become indistinguishable from shopping, and I see no reason to think that will change anytime soon.
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Technology is now sufficiently advanced to imitate life to a degree where it is, to a venue audience, indistinguishable from the real thing.
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Mx. Soloway, whose production company is called Topple — as in "topple the patriarchy" — had made the show's mission and its art virtually indistinguishable.
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He did consistently worse impressions of celebrities he has met—his Jackie Chan and Mark Wahlberg impressions being particularly indistinguishable from one another.
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He keeps unsettling the dust and playing with the ray of light till the light and the dust are indistinguishable from one another.
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In TrumpWorld, which is now indistinguishable from G.O.P.World, good and bad are defined solely by whether the interests of The Leader are served.
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Supporters complain that the party has lost its working-class credentials and become indistinguishable in many policy areas from the CDU/CSU bloc.
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Supporters complain that the party has lost its working-class credentials and become indistinguishable in many policy areas from the CDU/CSU bloc.
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RECs are how we account for the production of green energy, as electrons are indistinguishable from each other once they enter the grid.
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But it was almost indistinguishable in much of its content from the remarks Mr. Trump delivers at his "Make America Great Again" rallies.
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To Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the YPG are indistinguishable from the Kurdish separatist group in Turkey, the Kurdistan Workers' Party or PKK.
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Aside from a few small startups, the "commercial" space sector in China consists mainly of state-run enterprises, almost indistinguishable from government departments.
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Ashak, indistinguishable from mantu from the outside, reveal green interiors lined with Chinese leeks, the closest Mr. Zaman can find to Afghan gandana.
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We'd love a more premium engine option to make the Kia indistinguishable from a true luxury SUV, but that may be Genesis territory.
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Still, the fact is that the Trump agenda so far is absolutely indistinguishable from what one might have expected from, say, Ted Cruz.
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The new scales grow in with a different pattern than the previous ones, but other than that are nearly indistinguishable from the originals.
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When watching on a PS4 or Xbox One, it streams at a high framerate that looks basically indistinguishable from a TV broadcast. Great!
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The rising tide also highlights that Home Depot and Lowe's are almost indistinguishable given their wide aisles of lumber, paint, sinks and tile.
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Instead, it inhabits a landscape where the petty and the momentous are practically indistinguishable, and even the strongest feelings are muddied with ambivalence.
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"Less than six months ago, this court considered and rejected a stay request indistinguishable from the one the government now presses," they wrote.
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"[I]t involves booking with points in a way that makes it indistinguishable to a legit booking," read one listing on Dream Market.
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Despite vigorous recent attempts to greenwash his legacy, President Obama's climate policy in his first term was largely indistinguishable from George W. Bush's.
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She's well-acted, her writing is funny and occasionally realistic, and I like that she is indistinguishable from her male alternative in every way.
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When philosophers talk about the Singularity, it's about the moment that the machine has become indistinguishable from its creator—basically, when robots surpass man.
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Fink's version, on the other hand, is nearly indistinguishable from standard, athleisure-style leggings—except they can light up for a night-time jog.
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Which is a shame, because staying in a local apartment makes a nice change for those used to a slideshow of indistinguishable hotel rooms.
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When you first start stargazing, the night sky can seem like an almost indistinguishable mess of twinkling lights, each one much like the next.
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"Make of this what you will, but based on these initial characteristics, this object appears indistinguishable from the native Solar System comets," Guzik said.
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Huawei's 2016 strengths were almost indistinguishable from those of OnePlus: really solid design, excellent fingerprint reader, smooth and responsive performance, and a killer price.
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It could produce speech which was nearly indistinguishable from an actual human voice on the first listen, and do it in near real time.
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Last year, Hasbro introduced its Black Series stormtrooper helmet, an injection-molded toy that looks almost indistinguishable from the ones used in the film.
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Uber and Lyft tend to go back and forth with these product updates, to the point where they've become virtually indistinguishable from each other.
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Rather, it's that Adoptly, in many ways, is indistinguishable from so many other misguided startups with self-righteous claims and cookie-cutter marketing material.
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The film's headsets appear to be inside-out tracking, lightweight, wireless, and can produce images indistinguishable from reality with minimal or no processing lag.
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They scored only 0.47 and 0.31 points higher than dance and love songs respectively for "to heal illness", and were statistically indistinguishable from lullabies.
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Ariana GrandeWe already knew Grande was a master impressionist, so it came as no surprise that her Britney voice is indistinguishable from Britney's voice.
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Generally, single women have almost too much to sort through, and many of the messages are sleazy, vile, or otherwise indistinguishable from one another.
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Robo-infidelity might be all in good fun, but make the experience indistinguishable from actual cheating, and patrons' partners might not be too pleased.
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With a 3D metal printer, people can use these computer files to make metal guns functionally and visually indistinguishable from a store-bought gun.
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Case in point: The AI company Dessa has created a simulation of podcaster Joe Rogan's voice that is nearly indistinguishable from the real thing.
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Their quest for verisimilitude is animated by a dream as old as the story of Pygmalion: to create art that is indistinguishable from life.
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According to Motherboard, achieving AI like the kind on Westworld — where the robots are virtually indistinguishable from the humans — is likely 200 years away.
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A stream of vaguely offensive jokes and throwaway thoughts, overused memes and overblown photos, tweets that are largely voiceless and indistinguishable from one another.
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Plus, Samsung expects to have replacement devices out in a week or so that would look indistinguishable from those that could have faulty batteries.
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Visually, it's indistinguishable from lesser, non-toughened glass, as it has the same transparent properties as pedestrian glass, just in a more durable package.
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Structurally, it's indistinguishable from Hollywood: the player embarks on a journey to become the next great pop star, with Spears as their closest ally.
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"Abood was wrongly decided because bargaining with the government is political speech indistinguishable from lobbying the government," he told the court in his brief.
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Labour's approach to climate change is now much more radical than that of the Lib Dems and almost indistinguishable from that of the Greens.
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"Backing Ellison instead of believing his victim?" a narrator asks in the ads, which are indistinguishable save for the candidates mentioned in each spot.
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Without this basic information the document is not only incapable of being reviewed by peers or experts, but is indistinguishable from completely invented suppositions.
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To at least appear cool, to blend in and eventually become indistinguishable from those who definitely are cool, one simply has to look preppy.
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"Although Mr. Scavino used his personal Twitter account, and not his official White House Twitter account, these two accounts are nearly indistinguishable," he added.
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From a distance, most of the riders at the Tour de France have become as indistinguishable as the storm troopers commanded by Darth Vader.
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Though the agenda of the fossil fuel lobby and the Trump administration are indistinguishable, Congress can start laying the groundwork for this transition now.
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But it and its proxy Shiite militias are well known for their brutal sectarian activities that are indistinguishable from those carried out by ISIS.
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If you've played a Call of Duty game online before, chances are you've encountered a lobby like this, often indistinguishable from a normal one.
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These obvious fakes have slowly given way to fakes that are so uniquely well-made that they are almost indistinguishable from the real thing.
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If it could, it sent the generator back to the easel, and the cycle repeated until the generator produced something indistinguishable from human art.
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Sometimes psychotic ideas are engrossing — a patient spent the summer contemplating the nature of substance and sound, and found them ultimately to be indistinguishable.
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In May 1858, they reported going to a brothel where they heard a rumor about another brothel whose robots were indistinguishable from their humans.
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The Turks consider them terrorists, indistinguishable from the Kurdistan Workers' Party that has waged a separatist war in Turkey for more than 30 years.
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The kitchen, reached through a pocket door off the foyer, has an integrated refrigerator and dishwasher that are indistinguishable from the glossy white cabinets.
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Harsh and beautiful treeless desert spills out on all sides, indistinguishable in flora or feature from one side of the border to the other.
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Fundamentally, the problem is that "disinformation campaigns and legitimate advertising campaigns are effectively indistinguishable on leading internet platforms, " Mr. Ghosh and Mr. Scott wrote.
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Simon Pegg voices the manipulative skekSil the Chamberlain so well that his portrayal is practically indistinguishable from Barry Dennen's version in the original film.
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If Buemi was going to keep up the ruse, he had to send out placebo pills that would be indistinguishable from the real thing.
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Mr. Erdogan considers the Syrian Kurds to be indistinguishable from the Kurdistan Workers' Party or P.K.K., a separatist group fighting his government in Turkey.
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In our 21983, modern technology isn't exactly at the point where robots are indistinguishable from human beings in appearance and personality, but we're close.
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The ur-text here remains Turing's 1951 proposal that a test of a truly sentient machine was to be conversationally indistinguishable from a human.
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Maybe the Clinton picture represents a new brand of presidential portraiture, for a time when politics and entertainment are indivisible, heroes and rogues indistinguishable.
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Anyone could tell that we were related, even someone from another planet who believed that humans were as indistinguishable from one another as acorns.
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The technology has not advanced far enough for forged videos to be indistinguishable from real ones, but experts warn that moment is rapidly approaching.
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At this point the only halfway significant item on the legislative table is Trump's proposed replacement for NAFTA — which is basically indistinguishable from NAFTA.
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However, mobility services like Lyft will play a big role in car sharing and may some day be indistinguishable from a Zipcar business model.
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But The Knickerbocker is a rare high-end offering and a refreshing alternate to the big-name brand hotel offerings with small, indistinguishable rooms.
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In the tech sector, Rony Abovitz's mysterious mixed reality start-up, Magic Leap, is attempting to create virtual sights indistinguishable from the physical world.
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A "Realistic imitation firearm" (RIF) is any device that appears to any ordinary person so realistic as to be indistinguishable from a real firearm.
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Attack of the Instagram clones: by collaging together virtually indistinguishable travel photos from unrelated Instagram accounts, "Insta Repeat" reveals how social media undermines originality.
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But while Lyft wants to be seen as "woke" alternative to the bumbling Uber, its internal mechanics have become practically indistinguishable from its beleaguered rival.
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The new foods will be practically indistinguishable from the natural products from the outset, and any changes will be so gradual as to escape observation.
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For instance, SU(25) groups quarks and antiquarks together with leptons and antileptons into "fiveplets," which are like the indistinguishable sides of a regular pentagon.
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But that could change in 10, 20 or 30 years, Edelman said, or whenever we reach the point when human and machine intelligence are indistinguishable.
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The two translators are indistinguishable, but for a small line (the "eyebrow") above the light-up word bubble logo used to identify the second unit.
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Last fall, Google Translate rolled out a new-and-improved artificial intelligence translation engine that it claimed was, at times, "nearly indistinguishable" from human translation.
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We're sort of living in Poe's law heaven where a very earnest version of the thing itself is indistinguishable from a parody of the thing.
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But the colonoscopy results often showed little to no trace of the specific bacteria in the gut, and were largely indistinguishable from the control group.
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This translates to green light and two indistinguishable shades of red—probably not the best three colors for an image to present to the public.
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It was the moment AlphaGo proved it understands, or at least appears to mimic understanding in a way that is indistinguishable from the real thing.
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But Netflix chose this bitrate because it believes it's indistinguishable from the lossless master track, and hence you'd see no benefit from a higher bitrate.
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Instead of putting indistinguishable buttons or small, fiddly wheels on the ear cups, LucidSound turns the entire outside surface of both ear cups into buttons.
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It helps that many ethnic Mongolians are visually indistinguishable from Han Chinese, says Enze Han of the School of Oriental and African Studies in London.
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Starting with episode 409, the focus shifts to Life Model Decoys — lifelike androids that are designed to be indistinguishable from humans, like Aida (Mallory Jansen).
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The screams just kept coming, especially when they entered a room filled with mannequins — and indistinguishable human counterparts waiting for the perfect moment to strike.
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Surround AR: The "next best thing to manipulating atoms is manipulating photons," in order to make objects in the environment visually indistinguishable from physical reality.
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There is a palpable balance that comes from the tension between private and public space, often resulting in making the two indistinguishable from one another.
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Up close, the edges of each module making up The Wall were visible under bright lighting, but they're indistinguishable when there's content playing on-screen.
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The Motivate e-bikes are largely indistinguishable from the traditional bikes, aside from the battery tacked on the frame and motor in the front wheel.
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Turkey says the YPG is indistinguishable from the outlawed Kurdish PKK which has been waging an insurgency in southeast Turkey for more than 30 years.
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He was holding a travel-sized vibrator, pale pink and indistinguishable from a tube of mascara, to the bags under his eyes, cranking it up.
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Kohler's Numi 2.0 Intelligent Toilet is one of those strange products that draws so heavily on buzzwords and tech trends that it's indistinguishable from parody.
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Why it matters: It reveals just how deeply political stories have become enmeshed with traditional cultural discourse — and how the two can often seem indistinguishable.
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"Hayworth's position seems to be that a cryonics organization should only offer cryopreservation services if its electron micrographs are indistinguishable from controls," de Wolf says.
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The social fun of gaming has always been other people bearing witness to your journey, seeing what you saw, the vicarious indistinguishable from the lived.
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Inspired by the famous Arthur C. Clarke quote, "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic," they rethought all of Norse mythology as alien technology.
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Anyone with access to a metal 3D printer can make guns functionally and aesthetically indistinguishable from any gun that can be bought in a store.
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And as it adds more and more features separate from its core photo and video posts, it becomes more indistinguishable from other services like Snapchat.
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The exhibition at Cheim and Read features a group of her recent paintings, mostly indistinguishable from Willem de Kooning's Abstract Expressionist work of the '60s.
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Beyond that, though, the hour I'd previously missed was a boring VFX orgy of action sequences indistinguishable from the film's other fights and set pieces.
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By turning their back on the Progressive-era philosophy of Brandeis and his fellow reformers, Democrats have effectively rendered themselves indistinguishable from pro-business Republicans.
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His "Gran Moravia", made by Italian methods and aged in Italy, is indistinguishable from the official "Grana Padano", yet may not be identified as such.
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I was clearly not falling deeper and deeper into some sketch rabbit hole—instead, each new dispensary I visited was virtually indistinguishable from the last.
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It's not quite Samantha from Her, but it's an intriguing interface for a platform's that's goal is to make the digital indistinguishable from the real.
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If you were to look at maybe how we work, we're probably already using mostly technology that feels like, and is indistinguishable from, consumer software.
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You'd think it would be easy for a computer to generate something indistinguishable from the typical carols piped through department stores this time of year.
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In some of his paintings, scenes are nearly perfectly reproduced, possessing a quality that makes them nearly indistinguishable from photographs when viewed at a glance.
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And, since the 'Ndrangheta made itself indistinguishable from Calabria's traditional, family-centered culture, anyone thinking of leaving had to fear abandoning everything she'd ever known.
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Almost indistinguishable from a mid-'70s Robert Redford, Pitt as Cliff strides through Los Angeles in skinny jeans, a pretty hairdo, and two balled fists.
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He says he shared a cell with 10 other TB patients, and they were otherwise indistinguishable from other inmates who had committed more serious crimes.
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The office included curved walls and doors and was outfitted with a replica desk and artwork to make it nearly indistinguishable from the real office.
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Boston Red Sox This team's only redeemable quality is it isn't the Yankees but the Red Sox are almost indistinguishable from the dynasty teams now.
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That afternoon the vista had been nothing but 360 degrees of indistinguishable rock and scrub, and now that the sun had set, it was worse.
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The police chief, Calvin Williams, said that the pellet gun had been "indistinguishable from a real firearm" because it was lacking its orange safety cap.
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Mr. Davies's jaw is slightly wider and Mr. Crane wears glasses, but onstage, in brocaded waistcoats, powdered wigs and shiny shoes, they are almost indistinguishable.
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Her photos reveal enormous structures of ice and rock — above and below the surface — against a backdrop in which sea and sky are almost indistinguishable.
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If you assume any rate of improvement at all, the games will be indistinguishable from reality, you will not be able to tell the difference.
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Though it may sound more measured or humanitarian, the practical result of this approach is all but indistinguishable from a bullheaded fixation on unachievable victory.
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"I all but perished for an unrequited love for an industry that has burned me over and over again," she coos in her indistinguishable accent.
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At the end of her tutorial, the two sides of her head were virtually indistinguishable, even though one side cost 10 times more to style.
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Images and technological media now pervade every minute of our lives so thoroughly that much of what passes for reality is indistinguishable from its representation.
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Two studies to date have shown that transgender children who are allowed to socially transition have mental health nearly indistinguishable from that of cisgender children.
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As soon as she arrives, her personal effects are confiscated, and her hair is trimmed so that it is indistinguishable from that of her peers.
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In Antarctica, by banding some 50,000 penguins, Dr. Sladen discovered that penguin parents recognize their own offspring among hundreds of other seemingly indistinguishable young chicks.
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Turkey views the Kurdish fighters as a security threat and indistinguishable from a separate Kurdish group that has waged a decades-long insurgency inside Turkey.
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Politics documented by leaks and politics enacted through leaks are two very different things — and from the outside, the second is indistinguishable from the first.
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"In Search of Israeli Cuisine" starts out seeming as if it might be indistinguishable from any of the countless globe-hopping foodie shows on television.
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"Democracy and 'progressive democracy' are synonymous, and indistinguishable from the expansion of the state," Nick Land, the next most influential neoreactionary thinker after Moldbug, writes.
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Even Mozilla developer Steve Klabnik took to Twitter to complain about how his employer handled the deal: "This is totally indistinguishable from malware," he wrote.
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The 69-calorie product comes in the brand's signature green bottle or can (so it's indistinguishable from the alcoholic version) and is priced the same.
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Mitchell's radio show, Your Voice Radio — which is distributed mainly via YouTube and the DIY podcast platform Spreaker — is basically indistinguishable from terrestrial political talk radio.
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And despite a body that's almost indistinguishable from last year's phone—especially from the front—the Galaxy S9 is shaping up to be a solid update.
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All GUT models posit that quarks, the fundamental building blocks of protons and neutrons, were initially indistinguishable from leptons, the class of particles that includes electrons.
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At age 12, his runaway attempts landed him in the Alabama Industrial School for Negro Children, a brutal institution with labor conditions largely indistinguishable from slavery.
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A media backlash ensued, and critics renewed old fears about the implications of unleashing AI agents that can impersonate the behavior of humans in indistinguishable ways.
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Elon Musk unveils Tesla's Powerwall in 2015Photo: APTwo years ago, Elon Musk promised the world that Tesla would produce solar panels virtually indistinguishable from roof tiles.
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Getting all of the ions humming in just the right way results in quantum entanglement, a scenario in which the particles, from certain perspectives, become indistinguishable.
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During his presentation, Zuckerberg took a moment to envision what future VR and AR glasses will look like — basically, indistinguishable from a normal pair of glasses.
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The impressions of flavor, love, and pleasure are so intertwined for me that I knit them together synesthetically in my recollections, one indistinguishable from the other.
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SIGGRAPH 2019 and the researchers presenting there hint at a future where the simulated food will soon be indistinguishable from what we can generate with computers.
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Newcastle University In 2006, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency vowed to build, within four years, a brain-controlled prosthetic arm indistinguishable from the real thing.
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Profits in the mass market are slender at best, the result of too much duplicated investment under the bonnet on technologies that are indistinguishable to carbuyers.
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The big question: Should the opinion be rejected because of its source, even if it's indistinguishable from — or better than — what a human would have produced?
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The process involves creating a 3D-printed scaffold of biological material that grafts to natural blood vessels and are virtually indistinguishable from the monkey's natural organs.
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The exposure on these photographs is so high that the definition between lip and skin is almost indistinguishable, focusing on the mouth as an erogenous zone.
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Though criminal probes can at times complicate congressional matters, legal experts said the complications would be indistinguishable from those created by the already ongoing FBI investigation.
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For the cloud illusion to persist, and so the cloud's usefulness, the cloud must be nigh indistinguishable from a terrestrial or local computer doing the same.
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Over the course of a week in late August at The Coalition studio in Vancouver, I found rendering technology indistinguishable from magic, and overflowing email inboxes.
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Politicians are indistinguishable these days from cable news talking heads, and the distance between cable news talking head and random online shitposter is shorter than ever.
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I also imagine a bunch of Apple execs sitting around, wearing indistinguishable button-downs and shiny Apple Watches, conspiring ways to keep this phone a secret.
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This month, a new class of robots designed to be almost indistinguishable from actual humans will be introduced to a select group of remote markets worldwide.
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The game features a talking Pikachu that sounds indistinguishable from a 1930s-era Dashiell Hammett protagonist, equipped with a deerstalker hat, magnifying glass, and gruff sensibility.
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So maybe we should be hopeful this is a simulation, because otherwise we are going to create simulations indistinguishable from reality or civilization ceases to exist.
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But this year, Republicans have put forward a candidate whose views on trade are indistinguishable from, if not more hard-line than, the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s.
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And this is why Twitter's lack of transparency is so disturbing: these tweets are often almost indistinguishable from your regular, run-of-the-mill human trolls.
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In Tarrant's world, two codes—of racist memes and romantic racist ideology, of viral YouTube videos and high-minded nativist myth—intermingle until they are indistinguishable.
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These regulars are mostly indistinguishable from the staff members, who will pretty much look at you with a bored, thousand-yard stare, as is their right.
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With a waxed mustache and lustrous beard, he looks indistinguishable from a hundred other "Shoreditch got too real, so I moved to the Home Counties" types.
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These regulars are mostly indistinguishable from the staff members, who will pretty much look at your with a bored, thousand-yard stare, as is their right.
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The second group espoused a philosophy indistinguishable from the right wing of the Republican Party and included the likes of Thomas Sowell, Walter Williams and others.
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For decades, the city's Bangladeshi restaurants were nearly indistinguishable from more blurrily subcontinental ones, kitchens churning out chicken tikka masala and murky thatches of saag paneer.
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A neighborhood of apartments and homes where people had recently cooked, prayed, made love and gone to school became indistinguishable from Berlin, 1945, or Grozny, 2000.
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Phys Ed The muscles of older men and women who have exercised for decades are indistinguishable in many ways from those of healthy 25-year-olds.
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"We've seen multiple instances over the last few years where Google has made paid advertisements ever more indistinguishable from organic search results," Warner told the Post.
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It's more like a Pinterest page or a piece of fan art, the record of an enthusiasm that is, to the outside observer, indistinguishable from confusion.
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"The conditioning facility simply removes the CO2 to make the gas more than 99 percent pure methane, which is indistinguishable from traditional natural gas," says Nallo.
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But Trump also won Wisconsin and Michigan, where the pro-deportation vote was almost indistinguishable from the national norm, at 26 percent and 27 percent respectively.
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By and large, the familial resemblance is obvious in America&aposs first families, like the nearly indistinguishable baby photos of Michelle Obama and her daughter Sasha.
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Both opening sets contained a lot of mimicry of different types of Asian identities with the joke being that they're all basically indistinguishable from one another.
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The boxy cabs queuing up around the corner at St. Pancras Station included several electric cars that were indistinguishable from the originals, except that they purr.
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When a certain rust fungus infects this plant, it sends up a floral-looking shoot that is indistinguishable, in shape, color and scent, from a buttercup.
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I certainly don't want to do what mainstream Christianity has done and make politics indistinguishable from faith — especially on the left, and now on the right.
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Mr. Trump makes statements proclaiming his innocence on a daily, if not hourly, basis — so often that nothing really sticks, creating all but indistinguishable white noise.
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These people he spoke of not as an indistinguishable mass but as a multitude of individuals, victims of a system that was increasingly rigged against them.
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But to the rare doctor who's seen otoconia with their own two eyes, they're individually indistinguishable, and collectively no more than a speck of white paste.
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So instead of a model built on your individual preferences, you're an indistinguishable part of an aggregate of users who like the same things you do.
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This type of so-called null result, where the impacts of an intervention are indistinguishable from zero, can lead us to think differently and more creatively.
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For more than a hundred years, the Mashco had lived in almost complete isolation; there were rare sightings, but they were often indistinguishable from backwoods folklore.
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Robots will become increasingly complex and human-esque, until they are virtually indistinguishable from people, and it at this point that they must be considered equal.
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Mikhail Fedorov, who handles digital strategy for Mr. Zelensky's campaign, said its Facebook pages had been drowned out by fakes almost indistinguishable from the real site.
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An Israeli minister said the outcome showed the Lebanese state was indistinguishable from Hezbollah, signaling the risk of Israel hitting Lebanon's government in a future war.
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The strain of rhinovirus C found in Betty also looked indistinguishable from those found in people, making it almost certain some unsuspecting human was the original source.
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Most of the plastic had broken down into indistinguishable bits and pieces, but items that were identifiable included containers, bottles, lids, packaging straps, ropes, and fishing nets.
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The mounting board and the paper's blank, white edges are thereby transformed into additional formal elements, and the painting and the frame become indistinguishable as aesthetic objects.
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For example, if you sit any further than about 7 feet from a 24-inch 28K television, then it starts to become indistinguishable from a 28p set.
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Because I only saw a few people selling this gadget, naming it could possibly be used to identify him, but it's nearly indistinguishable from the real thing.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The tangle of pink limbs representing a mother and child in Madeline Donahue's painting, "Squash" (2019) renders the figures almost indistinguishable.
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No doubt, the next wave of fakes will be entertaining, surreal, and 100 percent meme-able; indistinguishable fakes will also generate confusion and further deepen our skepticism.
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From the ground, the tiles are meant to be indistinguishable from opaque slate, assuaging concerns about a trade-off between helping the environment and hurting one's eyes.
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The shop itself, in Soho, looks adorable, its print catalogue is sumptuous—but social media knits all these experiences together, and makes them to some degree indistinguishable.
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That's why the Dream Machine motto is 'making science fiction non-fiction,' a riff on Arthur C. Clarke's 'any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic' rule.
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Superman is indistinguishable from that in, say, 2018's Skyscraper, in which Dwayne Johnson's veteran character kills a bunch of terrorists while trying to protect his family.
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Those were also simulating full apps mostly through streaming, Google says, and new Instant Apps should offer an experience indistinguishable from the full version of the app.
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So unless Magic Leap's technology is indistinguishable from a pair of glasses it's going to have a tough time blending in in a way that's socially acceptable.
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"The proliferation of tools to make fake photos and fake videos that are indistinguishable from real photos and videos is going to test that basic, human capacity."
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Sometimes she was armed with an AR-15 rifle normally used by Sigman and wore a uniform that was indistinguishable from what deputies wore, the trooper wrote.
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Strong AI is a work-in-progress, but the ultimate goal is to build a machine with intellectual ability indistinguishable from that of a normal human being.
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The first track on the album is John Cage's "In a Landscape," and as the song builds, Wagner's delicate piano sounds often become indistinguishable from Murcof's loops.
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It is going to come in a plain business package that is indistinguishable from the billions of other business packages that are circulating the world that day.
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Neural networks are behind the recent bloom of progress in AI that has enabled projects such as self-driving cars and phone bots practically indistinguishable from people.
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In the beginning of the show's run, Kim Kardashian expanded on the smokey eye, using heavy eyeliner that was indistinguishable from the black eyeshadow on her lids.
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Based on dim recollections of their Virgin debut, I wasn't surprised to learn the singers still can't sing, their breathy keen and outraged croak oddly indistinguishable sometimes.
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In any case, you'll find that the experience is mostly indistinguishable from Chrome, and that all the Google apps and services you expect work without a hitch.
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Most of us have experienced a traumatic breakup or two, but what makes these dark periods of heartbreak so indistinguishable from any other disheartening booze-ridden bender?
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The helmet itself is indistinguishable from any other modern helmet; it's aerodynamic, provides the usual protection, has standard adjustable straps and comes in a variety of colors.
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I swallowed hard against a wave of nausea, of nausea and something else, they were indistinguishable, seven years, I thought, seven years undone, a betrayal of vocation.
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Finally, when stressed or strained and then relaxed regularly for long periods, to probe their underlying mechanical properties, the results for real and false horn were indistinguishable.
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"The Republicans and the Democrats, the elites of both parties, were working together, the Bushes and the Clintons, whose policies and truths were largely indistinguishable," he writes.
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Mr. Heck has a good reputation for constituent service, but on a broad range of policies his views are indistinguishable from those of most other House Republicans.
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There's nothing that delights a beauty fanatic more than high-quality, budget-friendly makeup — except, of course, budget-friendly makeup that's virtually indistinguishable from the expensive stuff.
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Back when Arthur C. Clarke wrote that "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic," he didn't clarify whether that magic could be of the dark variety.
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Magic Leap is developing its product to beam images into the user's field of view to ensure virtual images are comfortable, sharp and indistinguishable from real life.
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Nadev says his famous font and the font on Cher's album are indistinguishable ... in thickness of the swishes and lettering which, gotta say, they look super similar.
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They say that Asian-Americans are routinely described as industrious and intelligent, but unexceptional and indistinguishable — characterizations that recall painful stereotypes for many people of Asian descent.
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The point of the experiment was to determine whether an A.I. agent could be indistinguishable from human teaching assistants on a limited task in a constrained environment.
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It doesn't matter that his research has been discredited—it all falls under a "controversial" viewpoint that, for uncurious publishers, is indistinguishable from the usual conservative dreck.
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He paraphrased a headline from that morning, blocking it word by word with his hand as he recited it: GOOGLE SAYS A.I. TRANSLATION IS INDISTINGUISHABLE FROM HUMANS'.
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To Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, they are indistinguishable from the Kurdish separatists in Turkey that Ankara, the US and the European Union have branded as "terrorists".
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It suggested that while index funds offered by different companies were often nearly indistinguishable in fees and performance, the voting behavior of the funds was very different.
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These fish are virtually indistinguishable from most other members of their species, save for their peculiar ability to thrive in conditions that are lethal to their kin.
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For many with mild infections, the coronavirus could be virtually indistinguishable from the common cold or seasonal flu, said Dr. Jin of the University of Hong Kong.
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Yes, we're about "The Good Person is Indistinguishable From the Bad," where Jessica Davis (Alisha Boe) and Justin Foley (Brandon Flynn) get it on all over town.
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That said, once the software is on your phone, it's indistinguishable from software you've developed yourself, compiled in Xcode, and installed on your own device, Testut says.
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Since the beginning of reliable global temperature records in the late 19th century, there have been two periods of significant warming that are statistically indistinguishable in magnitude.
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Vuong has now published a novel, " On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous " (Penguin Press), featuring a narrator whose circumstances closely resemble, and are often indistinguishable from, his own.
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Eventually, the cautionary tale went, the competition in even the biggest leagues would be indistinguishable from the manufactured plotlines of pro wrestling or old-time roller derby.
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There are a lot of boozy dinners with colleagues and comrades that are indistinguishable in most respects from boozy dinners with well-behaved adults who aren't artists.
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One thing really leapt out at me about it: take away the [admittedly important] political clips, and that video was virtually indistinguishable from many corporate promotional videos.
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And that's fortunate, because muffins from commercial bakeries — made mostly of refined flour and sugars — often have a nutritional profile indistinguishable from a fat slice of birthday cake.
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But wash some of the silver out of Biesenbach's hair and shave off that few days' facial scruff, and remove Obrist's curator glasses, and they are basically indistinguishable.
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At the same time, the total was just 3 percent higher than that of Black Friday, as the two big days of discounts become indistinguishable from each other.
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Tim Matheson captures the essence of the Reagan persona — a born performer whose public and private selves were so in sync, perhaps even happily, that they became indistinguishable.
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What's more, the powers that be lack an effective regulatory mechanism for dealing with the next phase of the disinformation age, when indistinguishable fakes will flood the internet.
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Spectral stages this all pretty much exactly like Aliens, building up a group of largely indistinguishable multicultural soldiers, then whittling them down to a few tough, angry survivors.
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And unless or until a general AI can be developed that is, in mental and emotional terms, indistinguishable from human intelligence those needs are not going to change.
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A reminder that as a host, Bernard is able to ping-pong between memories that are so perfect, that they are indistinguishable from his actual, real-time cognition.
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But machine learning research in this area is making swift improvements, and it's not hard to imagine a future where AI anchors are indistinguishable from the real thing.
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Conservative discourse becoming completely indistinguishable from the leftist parody of it affirms what we all already know: life imitates art just as smug imitates dumb and vice versa.
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It'll be interesting to see how social media platforms react when these deepfake become (and it appears to be only a matter of time) virtually indistinguishable from reality.
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All failed, the last one spectacularly when North Korea announced a satellite launch—indistinguishable in practical terms from a missile test—mere weeks after the agreement was announced.
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HTC has toned its system interface customizations so much that the 10's interface is largely indistinguishable from the version of Android that Google ships on Nexus phones.
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The young people who work at HubSpot — they're so horribly, horribly young — are indistinguishable aliens to Lyons, and incapable, he says, of appreciating irony or sarcasm, or him.
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Lauded for taste and texture that is indistinguishable from their gluten-dependent cousins, her take on the classics have brought tears of joy, literally, to gluten-averse customers.
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It detected the condition in people where the length of electrical waves measured in an EKG were indistinguishable from normal ones — picking up on signals doctors hadn't seen.
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While U.S.A. Football is said to operate independently from the N.F.L., the league is its primary source of operating funds, and some researchers consider the two almost indistinguishable.
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From the perspective of an Orion satellite, the neighborhood looked like a rusting circuit board: tiny alleyways threaded around endless square rooftops, gray and brown and virtually indistinguishable.
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Yeung said it took Canadian food scientists about 18 months to achieve the right texture, moistness and taste that means the product is "almost indistinguishable" from real pork.
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You get some Facebook points, Facebook gets free data it will use to train its "unified intelligent agent" that it hopes will one day be indistinguishable from humans.
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The website for one such product, Slide Fire, shows several videos in which shooters launch multiple rounds per second in bursts that sound almost indistinguishable from automatic fire.
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The exact number of protesters taking part in the action was hard to calculate as many of them appeared indistinguishable from the MoMA visitors in the crowded lobby.
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Planted is a brand new Swiss company that claims its ultra-simple meatless poultry is nearly indistinguishable from the real thing, better in other ways and, soon, cheaper.
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Color accuracy is "visually indistinguishable from perfect," fully covering not one but two overlapping gamuts: the standard sRGB and the newer, broader DCI-P3 standard for 4K TVs.
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This back-and-forth process continues until the generator algorithm is able to produce images that are nearly indistinguishable from the real images—at least to the computer.
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Conflating indistinguishable emotional support animals with service dogs means that a few people gain a minor benefit at the expense of the safety and security of disabled people.
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A baked half chicken, crusted in a way that's meant to evoke a type of Nicaraguan pastry, is pretty much indistinguishable from your standard-issue oven-fried variety.
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There were famous people in that crowd, indistinguishable from the rest, now reduced to anonymity, though, of course, many of them were identified in the coverage that followed.
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The new rules would exempt plants that could otherwise have been developed through traditional techniques, since breeders are increasingly breeding GMOs that were indistinguishable from the original plant.
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Most analysts attributed the German mainstream parties' losses to voters' anger at the years of grand-coalition government, which many said had rendered the parties distant and indistinguishable.
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But this radical remaking eventually becomes indistinguishable from erasure, as the narrator realizes, "I was being this slippery person I invented who could disappear in so many ways."
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With their slender, elegant bodies forming an indistinguishable sea of tan and white, hopefully keeping them safe from predators, they didn't register the vehicle without its engine sounds.
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In my experience, Reformation&aposs mostly recycled cashmere was indistinguishable from new cashmere — and it&aposs held up well for over a year of less-than-gentle handling.
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Mr. Silvers brought to its pages a self-effacing, almost priestly sense of devotion that ultimately made him indistinguishable from the publication he edited, and it from him.
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The unsuccessful 2018 Russian attempt to murder Sergei Skripal in Britain is almost indistinguishable from the Cold War K.G.B. assassination of the Ukrainian nationalist Stepan Bandera in 1959.
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We have seen ... Not only are we now at 50 percent women coming into the program, but the retention through the program is indistinguishable between men and women.
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It's possible, by the way, that you've already seen a Wibbitz video without knowing it: Dayan said the goal is to make them indistinguishable from videos created by humans.
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But even where these external forces are largely absent, the fact that my classroom seems indistinguishable from those at an elite university turns out not to be that shocking.
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As 538's Harry Enten points out, Clinton's negatives were largely indistinguishable from Trump's in the post-convention polls that mostly gave Trump the lead in the presidential race.
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The strain they found in the mummy looked practically indistinguishable from a modern day strain of hepatitis B belonging to the same genotype, with no signs of evolutionary change.
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Researchers have found that the brain activity of a person who is making money on their investments is indistinguishable from a person who is high on cocaine or morphine.
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The two golfers' performances since last year's final major have been of all-but-indistinguishable quality, though the 32-year-old Mr Johnson has played more often of late.
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Profits in the mass market are slender at best, the result of too much duplicated investment under the bonnet on technologies that are indistinguishable to car buyers, he reckoned.
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Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) got to return to the coffin ship, avenge her former captain and hold her own against one of the indistinguishable Klingons in single combat.
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But what I really wanted, I think, was to be considered one of them, to be physically indistinguishable from the other owners of sprawling limbs and grass-stained knees.
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De facto slavery is as accepted for humans as for robots, and judging from a moment of confusion in the first few chapters, the two can be nearly indistinguishable.
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Click here to view original GIFHiroshi Ishiguro's Geminoid DKWe're not yet capable of building humanoid robots that are indistinguishable from biological humans, but that doesn't mean we're not trying.
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Photos by Maximilian Virgili Max Graef and Glenn Astro get mentioned in the same breath so often that some people might actually believe they are a single indistinguishable entity.
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In "Second Version of Triptych 1944," repainted in the 1980s, Bacon's blood-red backgrounds and nightmarish figures, indistinguishable as either man or beast, elicit a sense of unknowable horror.
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In terms of high-school completion, college attendance, incarceration rates, hours worked and employment rates black women also look indistinguishable from white women raised in households with similar incomes.
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Aside from the light-up mustache grille, the two vehicles are rather indistinguishable from the ones being made by NIO or Byton or any other number of EV startups.
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HP Envy X210 looks just like the Spectre X105 detachable already available, while Asus' NovaGo is a standard laptop that is visually indistinguishable from the rest of its lineup.
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"The availability of such technology—at a quality that some might find indistinguishable from source material—also raises important and valid concerns about the potential for misuse," they write.
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If food science can provide us with a plentiful alternative that is basically indistinguishable in taste, you can best believe most restaurants and fast-food establishments will offer it.
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The problem is that when the ballots are counted, your abstention based on high principal will be indistinguishable from someone else's failure to vote out of apathy or ignorance.
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It was a drama-free evening on that front, but it was also nearly indistinguishable from any other party this week save the five minutes Wendy Davis spent speaking.
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For a given price, you'll find dozens of indistinguishable speakers that can fill a hotel room with music, or create just the right atmosphere at the beach or park.
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Visitors to the site are greeted with a vision test not unlike the ones you've done before, but instead it's filled with seemingly indistinguishable blue and gray blurry boxes.
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When the astonishing Irish actress Aoife Duffin makes her entrance in "A Girl Is a Half-Formed Thing," drifting through a corridor of gray light, her features are indistinguishable.
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If anything, VW's vision of a fully-autonomous car is conservative, considering that the interior of the car looks almost indistinguishable from something that could hit the road today.
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In his photographs of the night sky, in which stars are indistinguishable from optical distortions created by the camera, he wanted to draw attention to the unreliability of sight.
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Had it not been for signs with the Apple logo, the buildings along the road would have been indistinguishable from any other run-of-the-mill commercial office spaces.
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Every step of the process of making this meat sauce went exactly as it would if I were making it with actual ground beef, and the results were indistinguishable.
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And though the restaurant — in the 10th Arrondissement — has been entirely refurbished, it seemed almost indistinguishable from before, with long wooden benches and stools with minimalist décor to match.
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These objects double as art supplies for Dye, suggesting that her cam work and art career overlap in a way that's indistinguishable—they're all part of Dye's singular identity.
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Welcome to the strange world of SuperFakes, a new breed of fake watch that, thanks to advances in manufacturing and 23D printing, are often indistinguishable from the real thing.
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He bided his time watching for the other required elements to present themselves: two all but indistinguishable horses, one a gam young unknown and one a career also-ran.
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But at school, she is indistinguishable from her Norwegian friends who wear makeup, sneak out of their homes at night and lust after boys while dancing to techno music.
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They seem to be making their way toward another room with a colonnade, and, indeed, the women are as indistinguishable from one another as a row of Corinthian columns.
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When I did my sample sniff the next morning, the once-and-future Magic Socks were rendered indistinguishable from all my other used socks; nothing but grit and shame.
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Despite the fact that this sounds objectively cool, every scene with them is pretty much unviewable, and their character arcs make no sense: What's with their inconsistent, indistinguishable accents?
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But the show quickly abandons the sausage-making perspective on criticism to focus on Bangs's life and his relationship with rock, the two so intertwined as to be indistinguishable.
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But many others are applying for citizenship, have green cards or hold an array of visas — and, in many if not most ways, are indistinguishable from their citizen neighbors.
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"Most companies have bland mission and vision statements that are vague, inflated and indistinguishable from one another," said Alan Siegel, founder of Siegelvision, a branding and communications consulting firm.
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It's a book of media criticism as much as it is political commentary, and it's a book about how in certain places at certain times, the two become indistinguishable.
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Rainforest Connection uses Google A.I. software to filter out the sounds of chain saws and other logging noises that would otherwise be indistinguishable from the cacophony of the jungle.
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" The great thing about RNG, says Nallo, is that it's "indistinguishable from the natural gas we already use to heat our homes, cook our food and power our businesses.
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Accordingly, government news and advertisements can be crafted to be indistinguishable from speech by private broadcasters, seamlessly integrated into a broadcast, and presented to American audiences covertly, without attribution.
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As she utters lines like "Vote for me and I promise I will be a stone-cold B," winking archly, not-Clinton's face appears indistinguishable from the real thing.
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Until robots become indistinguishable from humans in every manner, including speech, mannerisms and affect, there still won't be a better result than having a human one-on-one connection.
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To a computer measuring keystrokes, a student zoning out because he's bored is indistinguishable from one who is moved by her book to imagine a world of her own.
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Turkey views the YPG as indistinguishable from the PKK and says those entities have been hiding out in Afrin since Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime left in 2012.
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He observed that as graphical animations became more humanlike, there was a point at which they would become creepy and weird before improving to become indistinguishable from videos of humans.
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The United States promised to react to North Korea's hack of Sony, but the actual (known) response, (re-)imposing sanctions on several named individuals, was essentially indistinguishable from doing nothing.
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Moreau identifies his subjects by name — Apollo, Suzanne, Christ, Salomé — and transplants them into weirdly lit phantasmal settings in which natural formations are indistinguishable from architectural structures, and vice versa.
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"I have no idea how it made its way to Assange, but he apparently finds Gervais' comedy indistinguishable from edgy Tumblr content written by teenagers, which is amazing," said Rousseau.
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Facebook also said the sites that were purged ran articles that were "often indistinguishable from legitimate political debate" — a backhanded compliment, perhaps — but nevertheless behaved in ways it found unacceptable.
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Shop jewelry at VraiThis downtown LA-based company only uses solid gold and Diamond Foundry diamonds, which are physically and chemically indistinguishable from mined diamonds, and created using solar energy.
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Some assume heroic roles, but others choose to act out their darkest impulses, participating in torture, rape and murder — including the murder of robots that are indistinguishable from human children.
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And she governed, from 2005 to 2009 and again since 2013, in a coalition with the Social Democrats that made them look to many voters like an indistinguishable centrist blob.
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I think what she means by "described the surface"—the same phrase she used about her ocean drawings—is that the image and its support, paper or canvas, are indistinguishable.
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It would be odd to simultaneously believe that Trump is not a true conservative, perhaps even indistinguishable from Hillary Clinton, and that he ought to pick a Supreme Court justice.
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The second screen is indistinguishable from the G8X's — it even has the same notch cutout, despite the lack of camera — and comes with its own home layout and app drawer.
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Still, the Tamagotchi Mini offers the exciting prospect of watching a garbage LCD screen shift pixels around in the semblance of a near-indistinguishable form with eyes and a mouth.
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Turkey considers the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia to be a terrorist group indistinguishable from the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) which has fought an insurgency inside Turkey since the 1980s.
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Chris's love letters to Dick become meditations upon female subjectivity and its punishments, as the suffering that Chris feels in her unrequited love increasingly becomes indistinguishable from art practice itself.
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Located just across the street from L.A.'s shopping mecca known as The Grove, the IMAX VR facility is indistinguishable from a normal movie theater when you enter the lobby.
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While the goal remains to eventually create designs that are indistinguishable from regular glasses, it'll be hard to get there if there aren't clear use cases for smart glasses today.
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On some phrases the voices may be nearly indistinguishable from their originals, but in most cases I feel sure I could pick out the synthetic voice in a few words.
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This proportion is indistinguishable from 2016, 2014, 2012, and 163, according to Rutgers University's Eagleton Institute of Politics and the Center for American Women and Politics and my own research.
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On the other side are the proponents of strong AI, who suggest that it is possible that an AI construct of sufficient capabilities is essentially indistinguishable from a human mind.
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Today, Young Living's and doTerra's social-media posts are virtually indistinguishable; both feature empowering slogans ("You are beautiful, inside and out"; "You're like really pretty"), flower petals, and smiling babies.
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Today, the gameplay in "Madden NFL 20" is so realistic that if you're not paying close attention to the screen, it can, at times, look indistinguishable from a real game.
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Those indistinguishable Little Italy flytraps with their sidewalk hawkers, their holy-communion-ready wines, their lifeless linguine facedown in a shallow pool of clam sauce: They could stand some competition.
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I was supposed to stay for two nights but left the next morning, in the pouring rain, feeling such relief as I drove away that it was indistinguishable from exhilaration.
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You'll notice the currently opened app will fade out of focus so that the content on screen is indistinguishable, and the time will be displayed in the top right corner.
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On any one of the tens of thousands of fly-by-night pharmacy websites, a counterfeit (but perfectly safe and effective) Viagra might be indistinguishable from one that's potentially harmful.
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In particular, the rise of gender-neutral fashion appears to be elevating men's formalwear, long dismissed as boring since one standard penguin suit is pretty much indistinguishable from the next.
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He's like all these new deep house DJs who came out of nowhere, throw in plenty of references to Chicago and Detroit in interviews, but are indistinguishable from one another.
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The vehicle to the rear was indistinguishable from the cab in front of it with the one notable exception being the flashing red and blue lights hidden inside the grill.
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By that time, the kind of hypnotic grayscale glitch they were purveying sounded nearly indistinguishable from peers like Flying Lotus and Burial, whom Yorke would go on to collaborate with.
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Turkey says the U.S.-backed YPG Kurdish militia is indistinguishable from the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK, which is designated a terrorist organization by Ankara, Washington and the European Union.
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Lined with storage facilities for clothes, meat and mail, the area was for decades mostly indistinguishable from the industrial West Side, or the "Wild West," according to a common sobriquet.
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Turkey says the YPG, the main component of the U.S.-backed SDF, is indistinguishable from the PKK, which is designated a terrorist group by the United States and European Union.
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As in Lovecraft's work, non-white people are a threatening, indistinguishable mass, embodied by the ugly cosmic horrors they bring to the sane, rational foundations painstakingly built by white men.
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Some defendants find themselves saddled with strict requirements, like hundreds of hours of community service, five years of probation or even a month in jail, that are indistinguishable from punishment.
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By 2008, however, Ultych observes, ideologically extreme candidates and moderates became indistinguishable in their likelihood of winning an election, with predicted probabilities of winning hovering around 50 percent for both.
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Sometimes Hubbard Street can seem, to its detriment, like a Midwest branch of Nederlands, a contemporary troupe whose repertory can seem an indistinguishable blend of swishing, swirling bodies in socks.
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Set in the most immersive theatrical installation the world has ever seen, Westworld follows Robert Ford (Anthony Hopkins), a megalomaniacal artist/technician striving to make his creations indistinguishable from reality.
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The final results in the program are indistinguishable, and so this ... Maybe if there had been some concern 203 or 20 years ago that somehow ... We wouldn't have it. Yeah.
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The camo set that Jenner released is basically indistinguishable from PluggedNYC's camo sets, and Bleu makes a top that looks identical to the bedazzled top in Good American's new campaign.
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And the software quality from Microsoft is surprisingly solid, with fluid VR motion and high-res visuals on Halo Recruit that made it look indistinguishable from a high-end Rift game.
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If that's not enough to inspire you — if you're still more excited about tech than consumer goods, then I have good news: before long, the two categories will be virtually indistinguishable.
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These quantum bits, or qubits, communicate with one another through entanglement, the quantum mechanical idea where sets of multiple qubits are treated as mathematically indistinguishable units until the machine measures them.
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Then Qunun began tweeting other scenes: a walk to an airport hotel room, a video showing a portion of her plane ticket, and another that was indistinguishable, perhaps of a ceiling.
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The researchers say their AI-generated reviews were "effectively indistinguishable" from the real deal, and were given a "usefulness" rating of 3.15 by human evaluators, compared to 3.28 for genuine reviews.
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Even the iPhone version of Safari, while miles better than any competitor's internet browser at the time, was still a far cry from the barely indistinguishable mobile internet we have today.
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If you assume any rate of improvement at all, then the games will become indistinguishable from reality, even if that rate of advancement drops by 1,000 from what it is now.
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The NSA's and CIA's broad missions have them looking at foreign targets, making them less than ideal choices to lead the effort of foreign trolls who are often indistinguishable from Americans.
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When such different artists as Sherrie Levine and Mike Bidlo created simulacra of modernist masterpieces, works all but indistinguishable from their sources, they questioned how critics could critically evaluate this achievement.
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They learned that the RNN-generated reviews were "effectively indistinguishable" from authentic ones, and their average usefulness score was 3.15 – which is close to the 3.28 usefulness average for real reviews.
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