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They are unimaginably ingrained in the foundations of our society.
This is ingrained in us from the moment training begins.
"It's ingrained in us that celebrating equals alcohol," says Racheal.
The mural was ingrained in the design of the building.
Fortunately, American exceptionalism remains deeply ingrained in the national psyche.
Schmidt says Suspiria is just ingrained in scores these days.
The cycle is tiresome and firmly ingrained in the company's DNA.
LG: Well, but that's ingrained in their culture at this point.
Rohina thinks in a sense, these exes are ingrained in us.
More from Tonic: My parents' death is ingrained in my identity.
Protecting precious patient data must be ingrained in their every routine.
Ingrained in every moviegoer's brain is the smell of buttery popcorn.
These dishes are ingrained in our families and in the region.
A lot of these behaviors are deeply ingrained in a culture.
It has been so ingrained in me even in my thinking.
That is a cultural thing that is ingrained in their minds.
Not going for the win is deeply ingrained in announcer culture, too.
"The idea of homeownership is so ingrained in our culture," she said.
This legacy has become deeply ingrained in the vibe of the city.
It is ingrained in all of us that voting is civic duty.
Star Wars became ingrained in our culture because of its extended universe.
Consider why 'us and them' is so ingrained in who we are.
"The number 22 has become so ingrained in peoples' vocabulary," he said.
Working hard "was ingrained in the culture of our family," Lemonis says.
PAX, E3, and tournaments such as Evo are ingrained in gaming culture.
But this is an issue deeply ingrained in the party's economic orthodoxy.
We're talking about cultural habits that are deeply ingrained in our societies.
A sense of duty is ingrained in the nursing profession, she said.
But it's just ingrained in comedy, before you even get paid money.
"Swim together or sink together," he said, "is ingrained in their DNA."
It was deeply ingrained in me that freedom of expression is important.
"It was something ingrained in them since when they were young," Baik said.
And this mindset has only become more ingrained in the past 2100 years.
"The whole rescue component is really authentically ingrained  in our company," Delia said.
I hate the concept of struggle love, but it's so ingrained in us.
STRAKA: This is how liberal ideology sort of gets ingrained in our culture.
I still have that first Eiffel 55 cd, Europop, like ingrained in me.
First, Chris Brown is deeply ingrained in hip-hop culture, which influences everything.
A deep reminder of those principles that are so much ingrained in war.
The history of Pad Thai is a rich one ingrained in Thailand's history.
Now, they are nearly ingrained in the daily lives of many young people.
Vitamin C is important — it's a fact that's deeply ingrained in our subconscious.
Why is it so ingrained in our cultural consciousness now, 20093 years later?
The history of these artists has been ingrained in his memory since childhood.
Protest is not only ingrained in the American story but essential to it.
That was something very deeply ingrained in me from a very young age.
Racism towards Black people is so ingrained in the DNA of this country.
I'd say this is pretty ingrained in Norwegian culture, since the old days.
If left unchecked, such problems can become deeply ingrained in a company's culture.
One's history can become ingrained in the body, like memory or stronger muscles.
Skepticism of women who report sexual misconduct is deeply ingrained in our culture.
The idea that Democrats are incompetent has been ingrained in American culture for decades.
As a disabled person, it's ingrained in you not to inconvenience the able-bodied.
Its rhythms — joke, pause, audience laughter — are ingrained in our DNA at this point.
This notion of empowerment of people and organizations is very ingrained in our mission.
These "cheats" are ingrained in my writing process; I hardly notice doing them anymore.
The omelette is a piece of Neopets iconography ingrained in any early Neopians' mind.
He is so ingrained in the culture within the building and within the clubhouse.
But the effort forever ingrained in the Turkish psyche a fear of Western conspiracies.
Certainly that's the message ingrained in most places competing with the Valley these days.
The handshake is a tough thing 'cause it's really ingrained in our culture, right.
It is deeply ingrained in Iranian life, enforcing Islamic codes and crushing political dissent.
It's a modern approach to a Turkish legacy that's ingrained in Bosnia's national identity.
No current major leaguer is deeper ingrained in Koshien lore than the Yankees' Tanaka.
That way it becomes as ingrained in your daily routine as brushing your teeth.
I guess duplicity is so ingrained in Mr. Trump that he cannot help himself.
And, Spotify is a natural fit for Steib; music is deeply ingrained in her DNA.
Technology is now ingrained in our lives, but noticeably absent from poorly funded school districts.
It's a stereotype deeply ingrained in cultures that were colonized, including the Philippines, Rondilla says.
What keeps a lowest-common-demoninator, 073-second loop ingrained in our minds and culture?
"They're ingrained in here for the rest of my life," Justice jokes of the lyrics.
"It's culturally ingrained in us that our worth is graded by our beauty," Dulli said.
They are icons, both living and deceased, and they are permanently ingrained in our memories.
It's ingrained in our culture: the image of what is to be considered the norm.
Fear of foreigners is deeply ingrained in British national culture, as it is almost everywhere.
Basically, longevity is ingrained in the chassis and specs of the F131, and it shows.
Particularly when the belief that Twitter got him elected is so ingrained in his mind.
It's ingrained in our political culture, and personalities like Trump have the opportunity to thrive.
"Saving becomes ingrained in everything they do, and it's a priority for them," Luber said.
Remote work is ingrained in the company's culture, so they're not seeking a permanent space.
And that concludes our lesson on selective outrage and the hypocrisy invariably ingrained in it.
I think for Navajo people in general, art is so ingrained in how we live.
In many ways, negative advertising is as deeply ingrained in American elections as democracy itself.
This idea is now obsolete, but it remains ingrained in a lot of people's minds.
The instinct to protect property values may be too deeply ingrained in America to change.
Indeed, basketball is ingrained in Filipino culture and has been for more than a century.
This can be especially true with familiar poems, as they become ingrained in our consciousness.
Tipping is ingrained in American culture — but that's not the case everywhere around the world.
After all, the local embrace of a professional baseball team is ingrained in American culture.
The Shia theocracy has become more ingrained in Iraq's institutions and more entrenched in Syria.
Low wages in Mexico are ingrained in a labor structure where workers have no rights.
Nowruz is so ingrained in Persian culture—it predates Christianity, Islam, all the established religions.
In practice, secrecy has become so ingrained in the system that judges rarely question it.
"These features are so ingrained in us to respond to," said Oriana Aragon, a Yale psychologist.
With that ingrained in my head, I was curious to look further into this for myself.
The places that are ingrained in a city and have some history and old-school charm.
In this sense, populism is ingrained in democracy and it is perhaps a necessary correction mechanism.
Worrying can be totally normal, and you may feel like it's almost ingrained in your personality.
Many may be surprised to learn that liberal education is deeply ingrained in medical school curricula.
The tendency to disbelieve women when they report sexual violence is deeply ingrained in American society.
Why it's not of interest to cultivate women is deeply ingrained in the ballet world historically.
These views, deeply ingrained in American society even today, put mothers in a political double bind.
The haunting sound of the second plane hitting the towers is forever ingrained in my head.
In 1969, he editorialized against illicit drug use, which had become ingrained in the surfing culture.
It's been ingrained in Cohen since he was a kid, and he's not the only one.
It's a liberating, joyous example of 3D platforming that's deeply ingrained in the minds of fans.
Will our robot companions become more socially ingrained in our lives thanks to their witty repartee?
Social interaction is deeply ingrained in humanity, "comparable to needing food and shelter," says Dr. Summerville.
That was really interesting, to have a story that was pretty ingrained in a dark way.
Basketball has been ingrained in Filipino culture since the late 1800s, after the Spanish-American War.
"We have a history of corruption with people who've been ingrained in politics for multiple decades."
"The notion that we have to make choices is just ingrained in our thinking," he said.
Pediatricians could reinforce these strategies to ensure that safety around the bathtub is ingrained in families.
Multiplicity and perspective are ingrained in the film's fiber, and it allows past and present merge.
By this stage of his career, Mr. Jackson's gestures are firmly ingrained in Hollywood's master narrative.
They tend to like feedback at work because recognition and feedback were ingrained in their childhoods.
A vision of whiteness was ingrained in the leaders and the arguments of the mainstream movement.
It's so ingrained in the culture that people just grow up with baseball in their lives.
It's so ingrained in my identity that it's even begun to announce itself before people meet me.
"What I want is that children and youth are involved and ingrained in the negotiations," she said.
Since American baseball first expanded internationally, it has become ingrained in places like South Korea and Japan.
Franchises like Star Wars are so recognizable and ingrained in our culture that any changes are risky.
That expectation — ingrained in decades of pop culture and copied by real technologists — has held back innovation.
It is ingrained in his approach to politics and the Republican Party on Capitol Hill as well.
"We wanted to show that discrimination is deeply ingrained in places like the financial system," she said.
Googling before a date is now so ingrained in the culture, it's practically hygienic, like using mouthwash.
The jurisprudence reflects a perspective deeply ingrained in the French conception of Muslims and Muslim religious garb.
"Smokeless tobacco use is culturally ingrained in many rural communities," the FDA wrote in a press release.
It's been ingrained in me that buying into the rental company's insurance is a waste of money.
Going back to the soundsystem culture, it was just ingrained in me as part of that lineage.
I think that now, it's sort of ingrained in society that restaurants are entertainment and not fuel.
Women have had it so deeply ingrained in us that it's not polite to talk about money.
"I feel like I have two cultures ingrained in me — and South African culture too," she said.
Basketball players, maybe more so than athletes from any other sport, are deeply ingrained in our culture.
" Ms. Farrell, Ms. Mearns said, "really thought about what we're doing — it's like it's ingrained in her.
"The handshake is a tough thing because it's so ingrained in our culture," Dr. Cioe-Pena said.
He is ingrained in American folklore, immortalized on postage stamps and honored with a posthumous Pulitzer Prize.
"It becomes ingrained in that person's life and that environment if they're living with that," she says.
It has a mix of information that is new to Saunders and lessons long ingrained in him.
"Everyone has 'off-limit items' — certain things or behaviors that are ingrained in our heads," says Holeman.
It&aposs easier said than done, however, as many of these biases are ingrained in human nature.
Forty years after "Bela Lugosi's Dead," goth genres and aesthetics have become essentially ingrained in the mainstream.
By that time, wrestling had become ingrained in American culture, with rival factions rising up alongside WWE.
"Her image of Kate Spade was so important and had been ingrained in her since 1993," she said.
"It's so ingrained in people to not trust women in power, or women who want power," she says.
This idea of building your personal brand and your image is so ingrained in the culture [of LA].
In fact, AI is already deeply ingrained in our society in a far more subtle and sinister way.
Even as a Black girl with body-affirming parents, I still had the same stuff ingrained in me.
In place of foreign terrorist attacks, publicized acts of domestic terrorism will be ingrained in young adults' memory.
Dungeons and Dragons has been ingrained in western role-playing game development since the earliest days of gaming.
I feel like since I started smoking at such a young age, it feels somewhat ingrained in me.
Whether or not we realize it, our body image ideals are ingrained in us from an early age.
But, as he put it, tapping already felt ingrained in his body and came back to him quickly.
The message that security is everyone's responsibility must be ingrained in us as consumers and as a society.
Gracie said companies struggle to end the pay gap when discrimination is so deeply ingrained in most workplaces.
A Times photographer went to the Philippines to document how the sport is ingrained in the country's culture.
In doing so, my parents ingrained in their six children a deep and permanent reverence for the franchise.
It does, however, seem deeply ingrained in its national identity as a small but spirited bastion of democracy.
By now, the process has become so deeply ingrained in American political life that changing it seems unthinkable.
Casual introductions are so ingrained in our everyday experience that it seems silly even to point them out.
Bias is so ingrained in the orthodoxy of the mainstream press that they often cannot even see it.
We're talking about sports idioms, those everyday phrases ingrained in our lexicon, handed down from generation to generation.
Watching it, I found myself breathing in the strong, regular rhythm ingrained in me by my own SCUBA instructor.
While not much ever came from that romantic, blood-splattered encounter, it has remained vividly ingrained in my memory.
It was such a devastating moment that it's one of those things that's just ingrained in your mind forever.
Car culture is so ingrained in us that getting a car has become a symbol of adulthood and success.
The numbers showed 2130/280—a bit higher than that 255/80 goal ingrained in most of our brains.
Seeking to change something as deeply ingrained in law and public opinion as the definition of marriage seemed impossible.
It was a routine as ingrained in him as brushing his teeth, and it nearly cost him his life.
Everything. Perhaps Trump could have pulled it off — if his caricature persona we're not so ingrained in our minds.
The culture of machismo is ingrained in Salvadoran culture, and being gay is often reason enough to be killed.
As she travels between times, Dana must ensure her own future by becoming increasingly ingrained in her ancestors' struggles.
His portraits of sugar cane workers and urban laborers over four decades became ingrained in the island's historical record.
Federal Rule of Evidence 609 applies to all witnesses — in fact, it's ingrained in how we think about justice.
Place 28 In "The City of Good Neighbors," our columnist found a generosity that seems ingrained in its makeup.
The popular demand for fantastic physical feats and fallen world records is heavily ingrained in American culture and elsewhere.
I grew up knowing survivors, including my mother and grandparents, and the refrain "never again" was ingrained in me.
Eék said this is because it requires a lot of effort to change habits that are ingrained in us.
Drew has spent the last few years completely ingrained in internet culture, which is clear in his longer videos.
It's complicated, but it's deeply ingrained in the kind of racial pop culture of our country at this point.
"Unfortunately it's become ingrained in our state," Mike Kreidler, the state's insurance commissioner, said in an interview with BuzzFeed News.
Milagros de la Torre: The influence one receives while growing up is somehow ingrained in who we become later on.
The best though was hearing Wakime yell "TRASH!" at the men, and it will forever be ingrained in my memory.
But because the cultural reference to scarlet fever is so ingrained in our culture, people assume it is very dangerous.
"We no longer have need for cost busters, because it is now ingrained in our business," a company spokeswoman said.
Some are outsiders, though many of the "new" faces are, like Mr Müller, VW insiders ingrained in the firm's ways.
The music that Empty Houses makes is a purely American product, a sound so ingrained in fibers of US culture.
Images of terrified students being led from the school with their hands on their heads became ingrained in national memory.
Mae's reaction in the novel seems far more in line with how someone fully ingrained in this society would operate.
Racism and sexism are "extremely ingrained in our society," said Joyce Coleman, 71, an African-American woman from Southfield, Mich.
Part of this is happenstance, part of it by design, and part of it is ingrained in Mr. Villeneuve's DNA.
Because of its connection to the country's liberation, the party's ideology is deeply ingrained in many people's heads and hearts.
Historically, Egypt fought four wars against Israel over 25 years, conflicts that remain deeply ingrained in the country's collective memory.
But homophobia is deeply ingrained in wrestling, and the path toward equality for LGBTQ athletes in the sport runs uphill.
And at this point, Instagram is so ingrained in people's lives that they're unlikely to ditch it over this change.
Jaric: You gotta keep doing it, you gotta keep giving it that death, 'cause it's something that's ingrained in us.
This strict cellphone ruling has been ingrained in me at this point, keeping me off my phone in most interactions.
The idea that women were less valuable was so ingrained in me that I'm embarrassed to say I didn't flinch.
It's an image of rural America ingrained in many people's minds, and one that was often reinforced in the election.
Protection of minority opinion from tyranny of the majority is a concept deeply ingrained in the fabric of both nations.
I realized how deep crosswords are ingrained in American culture when I briefly contributed to the Pre-Shortzian Puzzle Project.
By now, mass shootings are so ingrained in the national character that they come with their own well-worn script.
Never referred to as "restaurants," the shops are as ingrained in East End culture as the pearly kings and queens.
Robert Ryan's work explores ideas and images that are so deeply ingrained in human culture that they're in fact timeless.
That opening scene of colorful houses atop a San Francisco hill is forever ingrained in the minds of '90s babies everywhere.
Will the Emmy Awards go the route of the Golden Globes, and illustrate just how deeply politics are ingrained in Hollywood?
Maybe someday, I'll have the mechanics and variations so completely ingrained in my head that hard mode will come calling again.
"While consumer viewing habits have shifted, the tradition of watching live sports and news remains ingrained in our culture," Ripley said.
I grew up with my dad always talking about how much he hated drinking, so it was ingrained in my head.
But much more is at stake than just work for those whose livelihoods and histories are ingrained in this tiny town.
He believes the resulting prejudice and discrimination against Africans was ingrained in the minds of Europeans through cultural conditioning and teachings.
Some hosts who interact with this group come back with different ideas and mythologies, which seem ingrained in Ghost Nation's religion.
And encouraging entrepreneurship and the capitalist spirit ingrained in Silicon Valley and companies like Facebook are part of the American DNA.
" Tuerkheimer adds: "There has been a skepticism so deeply ingrained in our society that women have not gotten a fair hearing.
It was somehow ingrained in me that she was an authority on all things home, in a perfect, but creepy way.
A Disney employee told HuffPo that the very specific gesture is something ingrained in the staff as soon as they're hired.
The idea of America as a meritocracy is so ingrained in our culture that it's taught in schools as a fact.
The Internet is so ingrained in our lives, that we might as well have our favorite digital icons tattooed on us.
Growing up with a disfigured face, the belief that I was inferior and unworthy of basic equality was ingrained in me.
This image of Dickinson exists in stark contrast with the one ingrained in academia and popular culture over the last century.
Although Deep Eddy Vodkas are now distributed in all 50 states and Canada, the company remains ingrained in Austin's unique culture.
We're so deeply ingrained in each other's lives, and yet we're constantly being pulled apart by a varying degree of things.
But it wasn't until 2360G that smart phones began to resemble the user experience now so ingrained in our daily lives.
Half the time I refer to my Apple Watch as my iWatch, anyways — it's just ingrained in the brand's i-dentity.
Seeing my dad cook these feasts with such love and purpose has been ingrained in my mind since I was small.
Firearms are easily available in northwest Pakistan, and gun ownership is ingrained in the culture of Pashtun tribes of the region.
The look has been iconified by the likes of Jane Fonda, and even SpongeBob — it's that ingrained in our visual vernacular.
Rape denial is just another form of the toxic gender discrimination that is endemic at Uber and ingrained in its culture.
All the temple murals, all this intricate stuff is quite ingrained in the culture, and it's part of the national identity.
"Filing tax returns is something so ingrained in our culture that people sometimes miss it in a strange way," Jones said.
"The water crisis has become so deeply ingrained in the culture here that it has to affect your work," Penning said.
"It had been really ingrained in me by the folks that trained me that it was not possible," Ms. Mota said.
My series is not about advertising, it's about symbols of American Latino culture–these brands are so ingrained in Latino culture.
BEIJING — For generations, the "Eight-Year War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression" has been ingrained in the minds of Chinese schoolchildren.
Food court loyalists Costco's food courts have gained a cult-like following over the years and become ingrained in pop culture.
"Sports is something that cuts across party lines, it cuts across geography and it's so ingrained in our culture," he said.
Eventually, I set out to answer the question I'd always been curious about — why is menthol so ingrained in black culture?
Whether it's a niggling feeling or a crippling siren, fear is ingrained in our lives now, and this is the consequence.
Yet images have power, and the stereotype is so deeply ingrained in Hollywood storytelling that people simply believe it is true.
Despite the stimulant's illegal status, officials choose to overlook khat cultivation and consumption; it's too ingrained in the local social culture.
The pastor-superintendent said that many of the Bible's core moral teachings are already ingrained in the way that we teach children.
These are the same values shared by Emiratis, and have been ingrained in the UAE's DNA since my country's founding in 1971.
There's the Payne that's apart of my history, and the other pain that's ingrained in the history of oppressed people through generations.
I think a lot of that was ingrained in me, and maybe even the stigma of, Oh, plastic surgery, you're so plastic.
It's played for laughs time and again, functioning as bait to the anti-gay (and anti-trans) sentiment ingrained in the audience.
She adored my Gampy, the first man she ever kissed; their love story is so ingrained in the history of our family.
In the previous year, women around the country had begun discussing and raising awareness of the sexism ingrained in everyday American life.
Lena Dunham's lip quiver in "The Bounce" and Matthew Rhys' "American Bitch" Big Bad Wolf smile are forever ingrained in my brain.
"I think in my impulse to rewrite the body, definitely the label of the Valley Girl is ingrained in that," explains Ostrander.
Uber was the rare startup that so quickly became ingrained in our culture that it's hard to remember a time without it.
The difference is so ingrained in our brains, in fact, that even I nearly dismissed a product by solely on its packaging.
If the negative stereotypes do not stop, however, they will become so ingrained in the public psyche that they will be permanent.
"They make employees smile, and we're proud this is such a uniquely Amazonian tradition – it's truly ingrained in our company and culture."
It isn't just because you are getting taken care of; it gets ingrained in you that you take care of other people.
Their songs are also ingrained in a generation's nostalgia for both its own youth and for the aesthetics of analog-era rock.
It's a powerful truth and an incantation against myths of racial equality and colorblindness that have become ingrained in the American imagination.
These problems are so deeply ingrained in the industry's culture that I felt like I had no choice but to finally leave.
"These differences may seem minute, but they're part of a very large structure of oppression that's been ingrained in us," Ramsey said.
Living and working in New York have ingrained in most of us a certain laissez-faire attitude to things big and grand.
Often, these second-order perks are so ingrained in first-order activities that we do not think to express them as desires.
Mr. Suleman still patronizes restaurants, but the potential life-or-death consequences of not writing up a violation are ingrained in him.
"We felt it was appropriate to use those ingredients that are ingrained in Jewish culture," said Jason Jeffords III, the beverage director.
" He added: "That it's O.K. to be transgender is something that is deeply ingrained in the cultural imagination of South Asian people.
"This has been tolerated so long, and it is so ingrained in the E.P.A. culture to look the other way," he said.
These provisions were revolutionary when the ACA was passed in 2010, but have now become deeply ingrained in our health care system.
Growing up in Washington, Indiana during the Great Depression, Vollmer says hard work was ingrained in him at a very young age.
Ingrained homophobia Homophobia is ingrained in Malaysian politics and culture, and homosexual sex is illegal throughout Malaysia under colonial era criminal law.
Today, restricting alcohol is a tricky cause for philanthropists to support because drinking is ingrained in the social lives of the rich.
The school, which serves grades K-8, operates on the Navajo tradition of valuing relationships, which is ingrained in the curriculum and operations.
When something or someone is so ingrained in your daily routine, it is very easy to take that thing or person for granted.
It is, for lack of a better term, Canada's sport, something ingrained in the fabric of the country, its people, and its culture.
So, while you're cursing (or celebrating) Punxsutawney Phil's prediction tomorrow, remember that he's actually honoring a very old tradition, ingrained in human faith.
A: Clean water and sustainability would be high on the list because those are so ingrained in the business and my everyday life.
The biggest challenge is that, ingrained in the American fabric there is a disconnect between the African-American community and the police department.
Hanks spoke with optimism about the future of the United States, saying that striving to be better is ingrained in the American ethos.
While Google is now 21 years old and ingrained in most people's daily lives, it got its start in a Stanford dorm room.
But in foreign markets like Europe, customers would be especially hard to win over as they are more deeply ingrained in Google's ecosystem.
Soju is so ingrained in Korean culture that it's often embraced as the country's national booze, just as kimchi is for Korean cuisine.
I want people to understand that these inaccuracies become ingrained in our society and have real consequences for those that are inaccurately represented.
"Oberlin gave me some very important tools and perspectives, and what I learned there is undoubtedly ingrained in my musical subconscious," he says.
From Mary See's kitchen to opening shops all across the nation, quality, tradition and service will always be ingrained in the See's legacy.
Though the genocide ended a year before Mr. Kwizera was born, it is deeply ingrained in the lives of even the youngest Rwandans.
But on the other hand, the disdain toward subtitles has been systematically, culturally ingrained in many moviegoers throughout the world by nationalist governments.
The Affordable Care Act has become ingrained in the American health care system, and unwinding it will be a formidable challenge for Republicans.
"I think it's ingrained in who I am," said the player, who was cut from Carolina's practice squad around this time last year.
The practice of blocking bad ideas, policies, and legislation is ingrained in our American institutions — from the Constitution to the Senate rules themselves.
The unilateral faith in the authority of the atom was a product of its being ingrained in the basic aspirations of Russian nationalism.
Since this worldview is deeply ingrained in people, the public is unlikely to be the actor that protects the messiness inherent in democracy.
A preference for extending the game — instead of taking a shot at one play to win or lose — is deeply ingrained in N.F.L. culture.
But I felt like some of the rhythms and filmmaking beats that I'd learned in horror, I think they're just naturally ingrained in me.
The virtues of homeownership are so ingrained in the American psyche that we often forget that housing is also a source of economic stress.
HARRIS: That was really ingrained in Barney's character DNA — punishment and sort of fearless, reckless abandon at all costs, for the sake of adventure.
At that point, the stereotype of computers as toys for boys—especially, geeky hacker boys—became ingrained in advertising and public attitudes about tech.
When shoppers do buy a dress or jacket, they want a bargain, an attitude spawned in the recession and ingrained in the years since.
It is China's biggest payments service, beating solutions provided by the likes of Tencent, and it is deeply ingrained in the Chinese consumer's mindset.
One of the explanations presented by the professor is fear, a powerful emotion that's ingrained in humans' genetic makeup and can impair rational thinking.
The rules and traditions of the biaoqing, so ingrained in the Chinese internet as to be invisible, simply never made it across the strait.
For most of us, there's at least one book we read as children that became ingrained in the make-up of our adult lives.
" He added: "It's really important for me that [my kids are] ingrained in a good church and have that good foundation to build upon.
Despite the appearance of equality and tolerance in Quiapo, however, Muslim leaders say discrimination against people of their faith is ingrained in the Philippines.
The stuff I grew up with is what's really ingrained in me, stuff like Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, AC/DC, Judas Priest, Purple, Rush.
After World War II and decades of Cold War-era interventions, that message — of American power as inherently virtuous — became ingrained in American identity.
From Twitter and Facebook to WordPress, the hackers used the online services most ingrained in American society for posts that spread their illicit information.
"I just remember being so angry, angry at everything," Biden told Cooper while discussing the accident, which became ingrained in Biden's own political story.
Political opinions are so deeply ingrained in people, that challenging their views is more likely to get you judged than to change their mind.
It also illustrated how deeply many of General Mills' products — and even some of its marketing slogans — have become ingrained in pop culture consciousness.
Cohn ingrained in your candidate the philosophy that the best strategy, in any situation, is to attack, accuse, seek to humiliate and never apologize.
Mr. Dylan's songs are so deeply ingrained in the culture that it's a wonder that more singers haven't devoted entire concerts to his songs.
It's ingrained in our imagination of police stings, in which the informant wears a wire to capture what criminals say when they speak freely.
But being raised in Catholic school, that stuff never leaves you even if you don't believe in it—it really is ingrained in you.
Traditional gender roles also remain deeply ingrained in Swiss households: Women were responsible for two-thirds of the domestic tasks, a 2013 study found.
The dream of a Palestinian state is too deeply ingrained in a generation of its leaders for the Palestinian Authority to abandon it now.
He tells VanDerWerff about a project he was working on about blind people and the process of getting ingrained in their lives for research.
The virtues of homeownership are so ingrained in the American psyche that we often forget that housing is also a source of economic stress.
That he is even in that position is a testament to how he has built Amazon into a company thoroughly ingrained in people's lives.
The New York's law "really does contravene the basic principles that are ingrained in both our state Constitution and our U.S. Constitution," she said.
That brings us back to Laurie, whose relationship with Doctor Manhattan was both sexual in nature and psychologically ingrained in her throughout the series.
Single-use plastics are cheap and ingrained in the culture, recycling is difficult and there is a patchwork of local laws, among other challenges.
Ultimately, Cruz, who argued in his campaign that O'Rourke was too far to the left, showed that conservatism is still deeply ingrained in Texas.
On its pages you'll find made-up words and phrases—Chinese characters that, through their unusual arrangement and alteration, subvert the sexism ingrained in Mandarin.
I have always tried to live a life of loyalty, friendship, generosity, and compassion — qualities my parents ingrained in my siblings and me since childhood.
They fit perfectly into the middle of those two time periods, further demonstrating the essence of their relationship has been ingrained in the show's script.
Radio host Dan Le Batard echoed this sentiment in a segment on Tuesday: Once you've said that, it's pretty much ingrained in your belief system.
"This is so deeply ingrained in this southern society that people smile to your face and then they go talk s— about you," she says.
That the loss of her voice should be seen as an insufficiency is only something that the monsters of her world have ingrained in her.
When I was a little girl I would watch re-runs of Mary Tyler Moore and this image has been forever ingrained in my memory.
It is more ingrained in their lives than those of other generations, yet they also know it well enough to be wary of potential downsides.
Despite their relatively high numbers, this population has been undermined by discriminatory laws and practices ingrained in Egyptian society over thousands of years of persecution.
There may be a third cause, however, one easily overlooked—possibly because it is so deeply ingrained in the nation's sensibilities as to escape notice.
We therefore naturally assumed that the classical economic theories so deeply ingrained in our public life are similarly rooted in data about actual economic decisions.
They need to understand that this behavior is ingrained in children, and that it takes exceptional adults to help us break free of this cycle.
Not only will users avoid that uncomfortable, unsightly "Oculus face"—think hard lines ingrained in your muddied red cheeks—but also a hefty price tag.
It's ingrained in us from birth: just ask any of the exasperated parents who have to bribe or force their child to give up toys.
The Saudi monarchy adheres to an conservative version of Islam known as Wahhabism, which is ingrained in the country's social norms, government and court system.
At the same time, though, fast food brands are so ingrained in American culture that we do, sort of, have emotional, humanoid relationships with them.
The Supreme Court has historically been reluctant to strike down federal laws, particularly those that have become ingrained in the lives of millions of citizens.
The panicked screams of people buried under the rubble remain as ingrained in his memory as the silent facial expressions of those killed, he said.
The historic institutions founded from these supremacist views have spread that same line of reasoning throughout the centuries, and have become ingrained in our society.
I have always tried to live a life of loyalty, friendship, generosity, and compassion -- qualities my parents ingrained in my siblings and me since childhood.
Undocumented people are deeply ingrained in many communities in America: They are our co-workers, our friends and the devoted parents of our kids' schoolmates.
Sexual harassment is a systemic problem, one deeply ingrained in the unequal gender and racial power dynamics found in nearly every industry of our economy.
To find that the values that had been ingrained in me from a young age were not universally shared by my political party seemed odd.
Olga Shurchkov, an economics professor at Wellesley College, says these perceptions of gendered jobs and tasks are deeply ingrained in people from a young age.
Unconscious biases, sometimes called implicit biases, are a set of automatic preferences so ingrained in people's brains that they often don't realize they have them.
What do these movies have in common, besides the fact that each was a massive financial success and has since become ingrained in the cultural zeitgeist?
The holiday is deeply ingrained in tradition across the world, and (albeit limited) evidence on year-round schooling remains inconclusive about its effects on academic performance.
They talk the talk, and walk the walk: Taking gender stereotypes out of kids' clothing is ingrained in their mission statements and integral to their businesses.
People really connect with the work because the holiday season is so ingrained in all channels of American culture — and all of us, for that matter.
Suddenly you wake up and realize that not only is it your home, but its rhythm is ingrained in your neurons and the way you act.
It is no surprise that there are growing movements to protest the racism and Eurocentrism ingrained in many museums, and to repatriate objects stolen under colonialism.
It means that "Brangelina," a word so deeply ingrained in our culture that it doesn't set of Google Docs' spell check detectors, is no longer needed.
For the most part, he makes excuses for Amazon's culture, saying that it's ingrained in the company, having been built up over more than 20 years.
What we do and don't refrigerate is so ingrained in us that even a question about where you store your ketchup can tear the internet apart.
By refusing to work with disabled actors, they avoid anything that might force them to stray too far from the stereotypes so ingrained in our culture.
Even though it's ingrained in every '80s kid's brain, there are studies that show that "Just Say No" and programs like it actually sort of backfired.
Though humans may be fickle and ingrained in our ways, when the coming big quake strikes, after the alert we'll only have ourselves to count on.
"Caffeine is so ingrained in our day-to-day habits that we don't of think of it as a source of a potential problem," Sweeney said.
Another reason is that Pakistan's concerns about India are so ingrained in the country's security planning, nothing but drastic action could change its mind, experts say.
But also because of the social aspect: The drug is as ingrained in British culture as Sunday roasts and only ever reluctantly making a doctor's appointment.
This sneaker is forever ingrained in hip-hop culture and was one of the first sneakers to make that transition to a widely acceptable street sneaker.
Perhaps it was just an instinct ingrained in me from my Italian-Jewish family, but I knew I could not leave the gift shop empty-handed.
The text at the heart of the trial was equally ordinary in a culture where streams of shorthand cellphone messages have become ingrained in modern life.
But I don't think it will ever be dead because it's ingrained in a black way of dressing, and one can't be divorced from the other.
That means it's still on the market for anyone who can afford for their self-care routine to be ingrained in every inch of their home.
"It's ingrained in Indian women that we wear lots of jewelry — a lot of gold, 22-karat usually, gifted by someone who loves you," she said.
USB's other key differentiator relative to peers is that management operates a very efficient bank where operating expense management is ingrained in the company's corporate culture.
Meanwhile, binge-watching has become so ingrained in the way people consume television now that they might as well lean in and drop the whole season.
It's a question that, perhaps, has never been so ingrained in a TV show as it is in the HBO original series (and internet obsession), Westworld.
Eventually, someday, we won't be talking about cauliflower, either because we forget about it or because it's become — wait for it — so ingrained in our lives.
" — Kirk Bertino, 42, San Antonio, Texas, graduate student "All in all that moment for that little girl will be ingrained in her mind as a shameful moment.
The importance of protecting sensitive information is stressed continually with military personnel, and the knowledge that some work can't go home is ingrained in the military culture.
"It's intense and a lot of people that read the comic books and read the graphic novel, these moments have been ingrained in their brain," he said.
This is bourgeoisie housing anxiety, ingrained in the brains of social climbers who have jumped from class to class, televising their lives for TV residuals and clout.
Recovering from an eating disorder was a long process for Mariel Hemingway – one that helped her to realize that the issue was deeply ingrained in her family.
The British comedy troupe's feature length string of somewhat connected sketches does snipe at thousands of years of monarchical rule and religion ingrained in their country's culture.
"While consumer viewing habits have shifted, the tradition of watching live sports and news remains ingrained in our culture," Sinclair CEO Chris Ripley said, according to Barron's.
I wish there was a better explanation, but I've literally seen that series so many times that the theme song is ingrained in my memory forever. Word.
Andrew believes that her SEO work is so ingrained in the web's fabric that it would take months for them to overtake her in the Google results.
USB's other key differentiator relative to peers is that management operates a very efficient bank where operating expense management has been ingrained in the company's corporate culture.
It's almost as if those motions of hitting the "123" button with my left thumb and the "!" with my right have become ingrained in my muscle memory.
Reese knows that meat eating is deeply ingrained in many cultures and is growing in others, and that convincing people to give it up won't be easy.
This requires us to integrate into the mainstream, and, you know, universal design needs to become something that is much more culturally ingrained in everything we do.
GOP strategists say the party embraced the promise to repeal ObamaCare before it was implemented and became ingrained in the fabric of the nation's health-care system.
This premise is now deeply ingrained in the American popular imagination and it has motivated a political movement seeking to restrict democratic participation and create an oligarchy.
Clinton has also opposed the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal backed by the Obama administration, but opposition to the deal is more deeply ingrained in Trump's message.
Called DuoSkin, the fabrication process they created was inspired by fashionable metallic tattoos and a desire to create technologies that are more ingrained in people's daily lives.
Their obsession is still ingrained in our culture, to the point that two of the current presidential candidates are being compared to the series' most memorable villains.
Now that I'm saying this, it's actually crazy, because I never thought that that's what made it clear to me that music was so ingrained in me.
Yet she couldn't reason with her uncle: His point of view was ingrained in the patriarchal Afghan culture that existed even after the Taliban fell in 2001.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Bahar Behbahani's incendiary photograph "Proceeding" (226), of a woman suspended upside-down before a burning pyre, is ingrained in my memory.
This is me working hard against my antlike tendencies, ingrained in me by my immigrant parents, modern-day hustle culture and our pervasive, status-quo American busyness.
Identity politics are no small matter in Quebec, where concerns about the encroachment of outside forces on French Canadian culture remain deeply ingrained in the province's psyche.
Rachel Holliday Smith introduces "A Beginner's Guide to Getting Into Podcasts" by writing: As a content-obsessed millennial, podcasts have long been ingrained in my daily routine.
It's something that's ingrained in us from day one—from television, advertising, and all the weird marketing techniques where we're told that you can buy a lifestyle.
"McDonald's has been ingrained in the fabric of culture for years, and there's a long history of fans wearing our brand with pride," Colin Mitchell, McDonald's Corp.
It's an idea ingrained in the American approach to work: A promotion is an unconditional acknowledgment of your success and it's a path to even more success.
That was stuff that was ingrained in me from a very young age, and I had no idea that I was doing stuff that other kids weren't.
But these speeches are deeply ingrained in the American tradition, and there are a few common threads running through every one, from George Washington's to Barack Obama's.
For so long I let life glide by as good enough, because "someday" was so societally ingrained in my mind, and it was supposedly just around the corner.
Customization is so ingrained in Starbucks' brand that it even came up with a customization guide, so you can add syrups, shots, and foam to your heart's content.
Little data exists on the number of girls working as maids, confusion surrounds the laws about their minimum age and the practice is deeply ingrained in Nigerian culture.
"It was always ingrained in me to be very appreciative of the freedoms that we have as Americans, and be willing to fight for those freedoms," she says.
Even though the culture of the broadcast has faded along with its technologies, it is still deeply ingrained in our sense of what television looks and feels like.
And that was so ingrained in people's minds, it might feel a little bit unusual to post a very raw, kind of goofy, blurry photo, as an example.
The selfie - or self-portrait photograph - has been become ingrained in the national psyche even before the famous picture posted by Ellen DeGeneres at the Oscars in 2014.
All deeply ingrained in the local music community, it was no surprise that Aarght's first release—Dead Farmers' Violence 7''—sold out its 250 copies in a blink.
Hell, the three-act structure is so ingrained in our psyches that it can hold together movies that otherwise feel like they're about to fly off the rails.
Even then, the mentality that OTC products could fix any acne was so ingrained in me that it took far too long to seek the help I needed.
Unlike some of these other projects, PACCAR is already deeply ingrained in the industry, so the company could have an advantage over some of the newer, smaller players.
That's a habit now ingrained in the more than 100 million people who regularly use Evernote, the little note-taking app that grew into a feature-rich platform.
Sometimes they go untold out of shame, other times they are not told because they are so ingrained in our culture that the behavior ceases to shock people.
The notion of the diners warm hospitality has been ingrained in us through its cultural depiction in film, television, and art, but at Skyline, I truly witnessed it.
Here are some of the changes we'll face as IoT becomes more ingrained in our lives — and how the tech community is getting prepared to deal with them.
But the uncomfortable truth is that the foxes — so ingrained in the idea of the native ecology here — were almost certainly brought to the island by humans too.
The visceral rejection of the Nuremberg Defense is so ingrained in our politics and culture that it is difficult to even discuss it as legitimate in any context.
Sometimes overlooked as an element of the baseball wardrobe, hosiery is deeply ingrained in baseball history — the Red Sox and White Sox were not randomly named, after all.
"Because the whole idea of free speech is so ingrained in our society," Ms. English says, an overly restrictive environment may not be the best long-term solution.
Intensely distressed by the glaring inequalities ingrained in American society, she went to work in a housing project in a low-income, predominantly Black neighborhood in New Orleans.
The artist believes the greater message ingrained in that speech has been suppressed over the years in order to promote the image of a Gandhi-inspired peace protestor.
It is ingrained in the minds of nearly every Floridian that socialism is the absence of faith and entrepreneurship -- two important forces in the fabric of the state.
The Americans survived and while Ellis's side may not have the quality of passing and movement shown by the French, they have a resilience ingrained in their approach.
I believe that the farther you go back in history religion is more and more ingrained in society so the "scare" over I.V.F was simply because of "beliefs".
Being on the streets, let alone being with strange men, means the removal of a layer of protection that had been ingrained in the minds of both genders.
"To this day, the myth around MSG is ingrained in America's consciousness, with Asian food and culture still receiving unfair blame," said the company in its campaign website.
Over years of practice, she said, the case was one of just a few where the details were so surprising that they had been ingrained in her memory.
"I've become more ingrained in the L.A. lifestyle, and have been documenting and exploring its gravitational moon energy, glamour and the darkness that consumes this city," she said.
Challenge the food police At some point along the intuitive eating journey, the food police ingrained in your brain will begin to guilt you, say Tribole and Resch.
In Montana, where gun ownership is deeply ingrained in the state's culture, Kathleen Williams won her Democratic primary and made prevention of gun massacres central to her platform.
I mean, you go to Japan, and there's actually a far better acceptance of robotics, because they don't have that Terminator kind of thought ingrained in their minds.
Not surprisingly, us-against-them has been ingrained in the New England DNA ever since a lot of tea ended up in Boston Harbor about 246 years ago.
There are asexual people who still go searching for a partner because that romantic ideal is just as much ingrained in us as it is in anyone else.
However, the Jackie 'twang became so ingrained in Portman's mind that she'd often speak like Jackie off-set, and those close to her totally called her out on it.
" Douglas Wigdor, the lawyer handling the case said, "Rape denial is just another form of the toxic gender discrimination that is endemic at Uber and ingrained in its culture.
And those women couldn't teach me to be empathetic, because the idea that their brothers were willfully choosing a life of addiction had been ingrained in them by society.
During the Lelo match, the town is divided by an imaginary line that is ingrained in the minds of the residents of Lanchkhuti as if it were a canyon.
The band's continued dedication to keep us on our toes and totally fuck up our plans for whatever we were going to do is ingrained in that Radiohead charm.
Patterson's disappearance received a blip of media coverage; unlike Smart, her case is not ingrained in America's consciousness and her family has not received book deals or TV specials.
I also assumed that most viewers would be able to 'listen' to the rather mute GIF format if they had the dialogue of the episode ingrained in their hearts.
Others still point to the roundabout's sense of the absurd, ingrained in the French mind thanks to the final scene of Jacques Tati's "Playtime", a film made in 1967.
"I was really hesitant at first because I was horrible at online school and had it ingrained in my head that I needed to be on campus," Sugino said.
That skill — or, if you prefer, psychosis — is so ingrained in Selina that she has no idea how to strip away the facade and deal with her real sadness.
The show gives them the space to come to terms with how oppression and violence remain ingrained in people, haunting them in the decisions that allow their daily survival.
Jonathan Metzl, a professor of sociology and psychiatry at Vanderbilt University who has studied gun violence, said this sales pitch has become ingrained in how some men see themselves.
I believe Kashana Cauley is patriotic, because she is striving to improve our country instead of conforming to the misogynistic and racist views ingrained in the American political system.
"Rape denial is just another form of the toxic gender discrimination that is endemic at Uber and ingrained in its culture," said Douglas Wigdor, the lawyer representing Ms. Doe.
" The judge added that the case "epitomizes the fear ingrained in the mind of a young girl in the countryside" when "reporting issues of sexual assault by powerful adults.
Racism, the outgrowth "of tribalism, of identity politics, of us against them, in every area of human life," is too deeply ingrained in American society, indeed in human nature.
These basic anti-discriminatory policies are hard-fought victories for U.S. workers and are ingrained in the very culture of U.S. airlines, allowing for a diverse and capable workforce.
The assumption that service gratuities belong to the workers who provided the service is ingrained in American history and culture, but it was never clearly stated in federal law.
The new Mac Pro is an upgradeable machine, sure, but Apple's proprietary design philosophy is so ingrained in the company that it now extends to its VESA mount adapter.
Since Alexa is at the heart of it, this continuity is a nice key to stay ingrained in the Amazon ecosystem (and something Jezz Bezos no doubt appreciates as well).
In just a few years, mobile payment has become so ingrained in the lives of Chinese people that they are driving stores in overseas tourist destinations to adopt the technology.
The culture of sexism and harassment in comedy was so ingrained in my mind that I considered it a weakness to avoid sexist environments altogether if that avoidance hampered success.
These kinds of marriages seem to be common in the Mississippi Delta, and the transfer of that culture, the tamale culture, just became ingrained in that part of the South.
At the U Stary Svine (The Old Swine) pub, Petr Samek, a patron for two decades, said the ban went against a way of life long ingrained in Czech culture.
It is so ingrained in our culture that it is almost always excused, even at work, in casual defiance of laws that are meant to protect women from sexual harassment.
That visceral reaction spurred the events of that infamous Detroit summer, but what the film never shows are the root causes, which had been long ingrained in the city's culture.
Washington mistakenly believed Pakistani leaders would change the India-centric outlook that had been ingrained in the national psyche for seven decades in exchange for tens of billions of dollars.
"It's now ingrained in our culture," added Dacres, who's five children all attend Burton, pointing to a letter thousands of other parents received from DPS informing them about the crisis.
"The first picture I saw of him is just ingrained in my memory," Cohen tells PEOPLE, remarking how he was drawn to the canine's photo because of his soulful eyes.
Doctor Who, while popular in the U.S., has been an institution in the UK since it first debuted in 1963, and references to the show are ingrained in the culture.
This interconnected group of musicians was so expansive, and their influence so ingrained in the area, that it seemed like their stronghold on the local hardcore scene would never dissipate.
Having learned to read by literally buying words, Douglass had an intense sense of the power of language, of the double meanings of individual words; irony was ingrained in him.
It is a process that has been ingrained in our culture and practiced on a regular basis, but there's a Fort Worth, Texas restaurant that does things a little differently.
The incident points to the broader turmoil reverberating across the tech industry, as employees raise uncomfortable issues about inclusion, discrimination and problematic behavior ingrained in the male-dominated engineering world.
When you're out of the military, this is so ingrained in your muscle memory that you'll carry a whole week's groceries in one hand while your right is completely free.
Since he was small, Jet has spent his summers with his grandparents, who still live in Buriram, watching the weekly Muay Thai broadcasts; it's ingrained in the way of life.
Myers wants to introduce a Gun Shop Project in Utah, but patience is necessary in such a conservative, gun-centric state where gun culture is ingrained in many people's minds.
For decades, "the talk"—one conversation in which a parent awkwardly breaks down "the birds and bees" with their kids—has been ingrained in our culture and parodied in films.
The issue has bubbled up occasionally for more than a decade, with the debate getting more intense over the years as digital services have become more ingrained in everyday life.
"Fear of volcanoes is so thoroughly ingrained in the minds of the Japanese that they have made gods of them," wrote geology professor Harold Whitnall in Popular Science in 1944.
Americans sometimes see this as an expression of deeper problems with crime, a notion ingrained, in part, by a series of films portraying urban gang violence in the early 1990s.
His comment reflected a worldview that is becoming ever more deeply ingrained in the white people who remain in rural America — Washington politicians are spending money that they shouldn't be.
Eventually, this became ingrained in Kihnu heritage, as Unesco noted when it inscribed aspects of the culture on its Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2008.
It is so ingrained in the culture here that the term often refers to the bread combined with its accompaniments, typically a yellow curry stew of meat, potatoes and chickpeas.
For the people of its time, "The Odyssey" cemented the idea that xenia was fundamental for good character, resulting in hospitality becoming ingrained in the fabric of Ancient Grecian society.
And there's been so much scrutiny on the habits our devices have ingrained in us that the companies designing them have been forced to offer tools to mitigate their use.
And yet, the terror that remains ingrained in me from April 19, 1995 stems from the misidentification of the perpetrator of that violence and the corresponding collective blame on Muslims.
While there are certainly ways to keep a relationship together after infidelity (emotional or physical), this new research suggests it's pretty deeply ingrained in us to be upset about it, too.
Mendoza, who has been saying "my pleasure" for the past seven years, says that it's ingrained in her vocabulary now and has become her go-to response even outside of work.
Parallel to that, any eyes and ears survey of the continent's big cities reveals that shared transport by buses, cars, or motorcycles is big business that's already ingrained in consumer culture.
Reshma Saujani, founder and CEO of Girls Who Code, says it's deeply ingrained in our culture to let it be OK for girls to say they don't like math and science.
The girls around me hadn't developed yet, and somewhere between playing tag and running home for TRL, it was ingrained in me that being chubby was the end of the world.
Rejection is sort of a part of any experience for women, and whether or not you're being told it, you also believe it of yourself, because it's so ingrained in us.
The decision by Volkswagen to name an outsider may be a response to criticism that the company's top management remains dominated by longtime insiders too ingrained in the existing corporate culture.
I realized how deep feelings of scarcity were ingrained in me when I turned down four job offers before accepting the role with Grade A. Each time, I felt physically nauseous.
International sports has never seen a doping scheme this sophisticated and this ingrained in an athletic organization—not to mention a national government—so there's nothing to compare the punishment to.
Men and women have different speech patterns and habits culturally ingrained in them that even extend to online interactions, where there is technically no need for representation of gender at all.
But observers fear that the system is already too ingrained in society for that ruling to have much of an effect on business owners and other institutions still demanding the identification.
Corruption is deeply ingrained in Mexico, and President Enrique Pena Nieto, his wife and finance minister have all been embroiled in conflict of interest scandals involving homes purchased from government contractors.
Religious conservatives, dogmatic nihilists, and spiritual cynics have long scoffed at the idea of the curse, as have many people living within the regions where its presence is ingrained in culture.
The economic crisis riddling Iran is a byproduct of the corruption ingrained in the structure of the fundamentalist regime ruling the country and the very foundations it has been established on.
Cheap prices for beef are so ingrained in American expectations that, even if squeamish consumers today would rather avoid the details of mass death, confronting industrial slaughter is hard to imagine.
And yet even in the face of overwhelming evidence, the myths are so deeply ingrained in our assumptions about gender and athletics that the highest governing body in sports believes otherwise.
"With networking-based industries, there's a whole different layer of issues that are not necessarily going to be solved by companies taking initiatives because it's ingrained in the industry," she said.
Tehran Journal TEHRAN — Mocking presidents of the Great Satan, the United States, has long been standard practice during state-backed rallies in Iran, where anti-Americanism is ingrained in state ideology.
We need life change, to undo a truth that's been commonplace for so long we barely notice it, to dislodge what has been ingrained in us all — that black lives don't matter.
The reason is simple: the Islamic State's crimes, and the fear they instilled in the national psyche, are so ingrained in France that the daily fabric of life has been inexorably altered.
"We're not going out there and saying 'stuff pubs that have pokies' because it is so ingrained in the industry, we're not trying to put all the pressure on them," he said.
That's such an allegation can find its way into the Supreme Court confirmation process is a stark reminder about why the presumption of innocence is so ingrained in our a American consciousness.
"Kitsch" — a word borrowed from the German language and meaning something comparable to "cheapness" — eludes a solid definition but lives somewhere among the cartoonishly bold, sometimes garish objects ingrained in popular culture.
Alipay is deeply ingrained in the lives of Chinese consumers and is used to pay for items in-store and online, for goods and services ranging from taxis to restaurants and clothing.
The experience of performing night after night in mental and physical pain ingrained in me a trauma that I relive when I see or hear things that remind me of those days.
These crucial character traits are so ingrained in most of them as to be part of their financial DNA, and they are essential parts of what has made them successful with money.
"That such an allegation can find its way into the Supreme Court confirmation process is a stark reminder about why the presumption of innocence is so ingrained" in U.S. institutions, Collins said.
Find out what the charts are showing here Apple is becoming more and more ingrained in people's day-to-day lives and its customers can't get enough of its must-have services.
Alipay is deeply ingrained in the lives of Chinese consumers and is used to pay for items in-store and online for goods and services ranging from taxis to restaurants and clothing.
I know who performed "Wipe Out" and "Dancing in the Street," sure, but on a visceral level, it's hard to believe tunes so ingrained in the collective consciousness were created relatively recently.
The aftermath of the 1994 race is so ingrained in Latino political culture that replicating the "Pete Wilson effect" has become a mainstay of community organizing in states with large Hispanic populations.
"You have to realize that our tradition, our belief in God is so ingrained in us and so rooted in us that it's a part of everything that we do," Lee says.
Beyond a tendency toward compassion and empathy, religion has ingrained in me the notion that I am indeed my brother's keeper; that another's well-being is inextricably bound up with my own.
"This show is forever going to be ingrained in my personality, which is a major deal," says Paul Wesley, who plays perpetually brooding teen Stefan Salvatore opposite Ian Somerhalder's cocky older bro, Damon.
Still, for a film that's entirely built on the understanding that these things are so ingrained in our culture, Isn't It Romantic sure is hell-bent on explaining them over and over again.
But some experts say there is little public support for restructuring the school calendar, which is often deeply ingrained in tradition, and that the evidence (albeit limited) on year-round schooling remains inconclusive.
Government-supported religious study has been ingrained in the fabric of Israeli society since the founding of the country, and still has substantial political support via ultra-Orthodox political parties in Israeli parliament.
"I had thought about what I would do if this ever happened so I had it ingrained in my mind to tuck and roll," the 73-year-old grandfather of three tells PEOPLE.
These ideas were even ingrained in my biracial father, who had once discouraged me from dating other races by warning me of the discrimination and identity issues my kids would have to face.
"We will not be able to eradicate corruption by the simple fact of being in power as this phenomenon has been ingrained in the Congolese habits and traditions for many decades," he said.
But once our future artificially intelligent robot overlords assistants are ingrained in society and inevitably tangled up in the stickier aspects of the human experience, what legal rights are they due, if any?
From Second Life to Pokémon Go, this is so ingrained in my understanding of character-creation menus that I barely noticed what I was doing, until I realized that the option wasn't there.
The audit also provides an opportunity for, perhaps, civil rights to become more ingrained in everyday decisions, especially from employees who may not ordinarily take those factors into consideration in their everyday work.
But Claudette is just that sort of chef, whose culinary vocabulary is so deeply ingrained in her that she shows up on the plate no matter what you've given her to work with.
Lessons of Las Vegas, the 2015 Paris bombings,  the May 2023 suicide attack in Manchester, England, and other terrorist attacks are certainly ingrained in the psyche of everyone planning for the Super Bowl.
As the campus sexual assault movement, and now #MeToo, has made clear, sexual injustices, from harassment to rape and assault, are deeply ingrained in American society, involving people from all walks of life.
But moves to stanch certain kinds of content also clash with the spirit of the First Amendment and, more to the point, the free-speech ethos that is so ingrained in the web.
Over the past year a steady stream of public testimonials from female jazz musicians has made clear what most already knew privately: Sexism and harassment are deeply ingrained in the improvised-music world.
Drop bears are so ingrained in the collective imagination of Australians keen to scare visitors, that even the Australia Museum has a web page devoted to them — including the locations of vicious attacks.
The prohibition around children and fire is so ingrained in American culture that I, as an American, never thought to question its wisdom until I moved with my family to Berlin in 2009.
These values are ingrained in the center-left's own humor, exemplified by late-night hosts' trying to outreason Trump by fact-checking his tweets or calling him names like a lying orange Cheeto.
"Rape denial is just another form of the toxic gender discrimination that is endemic at Uber and ingrained in its culture," Douglas Wigdor, the lawyer representing Doe in the lawsuit, said in a statement.
Uber could perfect autonomous cars, continue to lose money because the technology is expensive, but receive government subsidies because Ubers are now so convenient and ingrained in our society that they become critical infrastructure.
This mentality is not ingrained in China, where first-generation savers and investors have no qualms entrusting online retailers, search engines, travel agencies, social media networks, smartphone providers, and start-ups for financial services.
The system is so restrictive that even Japan's criminals, which through the notorious yakuza can be highly ingrained in corrupt government agencies, largely see gun ownership as a liability, as Vox's Zack Beauchamp explained.
Beyond the accolades, it's become ingrained in the fabric of the holiday season, a ubiquitous collection of nostalgia-invoking tunes that's undoubtedly on at least 100 of the 400-something Christmas playlists at Starbucks.
Even PETA's botched attempt to raise awareness about animal abuse—something so ingrained in our workaday world that it lurks largely unremarked in many of our most common phrases—had touched a sore spot.
This concept is so ingrained in popular Chinese thought that few consider why only Shandong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Fujian, Guangdong, Sichuan, and Hunan might measure up as the sole members of this elite club.
To the extent social media is now so deeply ingrained in our everyday lives, the book illustrates how it would seem the likes of Twitter and Facebook are unlikely to become any less weaponized.
"It's something that is deeply ingrained in collective memory," said Dario Brentin, a researcher at University of Graz in Austria who is writing a dissertation on sports and national identity in post-Yugoslav Croatia.
" Mr. Farley described how Mr. King taught a movement phrase to his students and had them repeat it until it was ingrained in their bodies: "He said: 'Now let go of your fancy plans.
" Ivins wrote that these "strains lead to a form of sexism so deeply ingrained in the culture that it's often difficult to distinguish the disgusting from the outrageous or the offensive from the amusing.
His position as a slave is so deeply ingrained in him that when a well-meaning white person addresses him as if he were a human being rather than chattel, he feels only terror.
Most female veterans of code I've spoken to say that what is harder is shifting the culture of the industry at large, particularly the reflexive sexism and racism still deeply ingrained in Silicon Valley.
Even so, the U.S. still has one of the highest per capita meat consumption rates in the world, and meat is deeply ingrained in American culture — in short, we're not all going vegan anytime soon.
Sometimes the most important way for men to take action is to challenge the thinking that has been ingrained in them since birth — and to let the women speaking up have the floor for once.
Fast forward to the civil rights movement's Selma-to-Montgomery march some two months after I was born in 1965; the appalling images still shock the senses and are indelibly ingrained in our national consciousness.
VOTE VOTE VOTE: You may watch Rest in Power and feel that the problem of structural racism is so ingrained in our legal system and so widespread in our culture that it's impossible to dismantle.
Many of those challenges are easily overcome with informational campaigns, say activists, but a lack of civic education makes it harder for organizations to approach communities where voting is not already ingrained in the culture.
"They are definitely the type of people who had it ingrained in them that immigrants are here to work and that anything they get, even jobs, is a kind of favor to them," Melissa said.
Interest deductions have been ingrained in the U.S. tax code for roughly a century as a normal cost of business operations, and American companies have crafted and utilize business strategies that take this into account.
People from all corners of society have rallied in support for improvements to startup working conditions, while some warn of hurdles in a culture ingrained in the belief that more work leads to greater success.
It's an ethos so culturally ingrained in us that it's hard to see beyond: Self-reliance is paramount, and pulling yourself up by your bootstraps to solve your own problems is a matter of character.
There are the techniques that have become ingrained in most travelers: Get that laptop out of your bag before you get to the scanners; throw out that water bottle before an agent tells you to.
When Jojo discovers that his mother (Scarlett Johansson) has been hiding a Jewish girl in their attic, Jojo sets off on a personal journey to confront the hate and nationalism that's been ingrained in him.
That number — the idea that 80 percent of women are wearing the wrong bra size — has been ingrained in the minds of shoppers for decades, becoming a puzzle that no one can seem to solve.
Stamp your name on the world of heavy music hard enough, and your band's not only going to live forever in the halls of Valhalla, it'll also be ingrained in the minds of generations of fans.
It's a long, ancient tradition and I think that's ingrained in our psyches here—as I think it probably is everywhere, but especially here because we're an island and we've been doing it for so long.
Siri is so ingrained in Apple's platform that competing virtual assistants can't quite match its convenience or the speed of accessing it, but Google is taking advantage of every tool at its disposal to get closer.
Our production sources say in the first run of the show there were never obvious hookups, but they think the batch of young contestants this season is just further proof Tinder is ingrained in their culture.
The appetite to do things differently is ingrained in Jones, a company that once bottled a "Thanksgiving Dinner" soda and has churned out a rainbow of uniquely flavored beverages in bottles plastered with customer-shot photography.
Spritz culture is ingrained in the cities and towns of northern Italy, where ice-filled chalices of the classic combo — bitter liqueur and sparkling wine or water (or both) — refract sunlight on every other cafe table.
Second, by the time these individuals are fired, the unethical behaviors might have spread and become so prevalent and ingrained in company structures that simply removing two people won't fix the problem in the near future.
She knows that sexism can be so ingrained in a culture that the same men who tell themselves they respect women and consider themselves devoted "family men" can offend and objectify women daily at the office.
"I think the biases have been too deeply ingrained in society, so I don't think it's been questioned much until now," said Martin Blackman, the general manager for player development at the United States Tennis Association.
In Sweden, friluftsliv, the term for living close to nature, is so ingrained in everyday life — from commuting by bike to relaxing in lakeside saunas — that there are tax breaks offered as incentives for the lifestyle.
Republicans have been wary of sharing too many details given the intense lobbying crush that is expected once it becomes clear which industries stand to win or lose valuable provisions currently ingrained in the tax code.
For conservative-leaning viewers, "Fair and Balanced" was a blunt signal that Fox News planned to counteract what Mr. Ailes and many others viewed as a liberal bias ingrained in television coverage by establishment news networks.
"As our nation goes through difficult days, 'Night' is a book that is firmly ingrained in that small canon of literature that kids and young adults read when they are growing up in America," she said.
This definition of a decade is so ingrained in popular culture that the people at Encyclopaedia Britannica never really considered the possibility that a decade could begin in any other year besides one ending in zero.
Supporters at the event said that the trauma of 9/11 remains ingrained in New York — not just the death and destruction, but also the paranoia and hostility exhibited toward Muslims and others after the attacks.
Ingrained in my developing brain for years was this need to constantly be amiable, kind, self-sacrificial, relaxed, incredibly put together, and to carry on the always un-achievable "not like other girls" aura expected of me.
Wild things took place on that VMAs stage, from Britney Spears making out with Madonna (somewhat tame for 2016) to Diana Ross love-tapping Lil' Kim's lavender nipple pasty — and those moments are ingrained in our memories.
And all these traits will become only more ingrained in the coming years, thanks to Trump and his Republican enablers, as the GOP works to undermine the legitimacy of the government, the media, and other national institutions.
It's a drought that has become so ingrained in culture that it's held up as an enduring yardstick for the idea that there are just some things will always stay the same, even far into the future.
Getting a bachelor's degree is what going to college means to most Americans and is so ingrained in our culture that students who do not march along are often admonished, questioned and considered — or consider themselves — failures.
Here's what I'm just beginning to figure out: Being disabled means you're never not disabled, which means that it's so ingrained in you that you don't notice you're actually experiencing a series of micro-trolls every day.
Liz Taylor remains firmly ingrained in the public imagination as Cleopatra, but the long history of shutting out actresses of color from contention has proven offensive to people of color who believe the queen was not white.
"There's a mythology that is so ingrained in the system that people can't be reasoned with sometimes," said Dr. Demetre Daskalakis, the deputy commissioner for the division of disease control at the Department of Health & Mental Hygiene.
These concerns were particularly pronounced by the abuses exposed in state mental hospitals throughout the 1950s, '60s and '70s, which have been ingrained in the American psyche by popular media like One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
Even some of the most progressive women often bristle when people talk to them about gender or relationship roles; it's so ingrained in us that we have to act in certain ways in our personal and professional lives.
"Whether it's people just trying to improve professionally or people just trying to learn new things, it all just starts with baby steps and once it's ingrained in the process then it can grow from there," says Schroeder.
The tales are so ingrained in the traditions of children's literature that it may be easy to forget or overlook that Wilder, who wrote the books in the 1930s and 40s, depicts Native Americans as inhuman and inconsequential.
Legal experts also noted that the Supreme Court, where most people believe the case is headed, historically has been reluctant to strike down federal laws, particularly those that have become ingrained in the lives of millions of citizens.
"There is still a belief in China, deeply ingrained in traditional culture, that it is a virtue of women to be submissive to the wishes of others," women's rights activist Ye Haiyan told the Washington Post in January.
Racism, homophobia, and rape culture are given a place to thrive and become ingrained in young minds, and the ideal of a strong sense of masculinity can become toxic and result in distress, isolation, pain, and even death.
Their America is a dark place, where only the super-rich are doing well, where ordinary Americans need two or three jobs to put food on the table, a place where racism is ingrained in the nation's DNA.
If successful, the initiative would help Amazon become even more ingrained in the daily lives of consumers and grab a greater chunk of the giant food and beverage industry that still predominantly lives inside brick-and-mortar stores.
The actor-director says he has an "a-ha" moment every single time he shoots a documentary, but a specific conversation he had with featured cast member Zach Sobiech from season 1 will forever be ingrained in his memory.
"The racism that is ingrained in your behavior to the point of invisibility is still pushing you to behave in a certain way towards Kenny, towards Eric, towards me, in a way that you don't even recognize," he said.
And this is the conundrum for lawmakers as they turn a more critical eye at how and whether to further regulate tech companies that have gotten so big and become so ingrained in the economy and lives of everyone.
"This was probably ingrained in me at an early age, partly due I suspect to my grandmother, Princess Alice of Greece, who had courageously sheltered a Jewish family in her apartment in Athens during the Nazi occupation," he said.
Not only does this international holiday come with regional customs ingrained in its wider traditions, it varies in length (from five days to 12) and even name (it's known as Galungan in Indonesia and Tihar in Nepal, for example).
She described the term as something normal and ingrained in her rhetoric, adding that Latinx individuals "are mixed with African, European," and because of these roots, she concludes that socially, the Latinx and Black communities are viewed the same.
Years of watching The Bachelor have ingrained in me the idea, however ridiculous, that to woo women, you must first take them to the sky (preferably in a helicopter) and then immerse them in water (preferably a hot tub).
"In Royal Oak, you're immediately made a part of the community and I feel much more ingrained in this place than I ever did in New York or LA." For many towns, 2015 was a year of political tumult.
The way we view our own bodies as well as other people's bodies can be ingrained in us from an early age — and that's why this mom is making an effort to instill more body-positivity in her daughter.
And while there may be little actual legal risk arising from presidential conflicts, there is the problem of a long-standing practice, which can become so ingrained in our culture that it strongly influences popular understanding of the law.
Smartphones have become so ingrained in daily life that a study by Ericsson found that in the fourth quarter of 2015, they made up 75 percent of all mobile phones sold in the last three months of the year.
In "Men of Good Hope: A Story of American Progressives," published in 230, he sought to redeem progressivism from its disfavor during the McCarthy era, arguing that rebelling against injustice and inequality was ingrained in American middle-class tradition.
If you go into something with that being ingrained in your head, like 'you won't be able to do this or maybe you're lesser than your male comrades or colleagues,' then it's going to be harder to overcome that.
The image of buildings as timeless fortresses, even if numbers suggests otherwise, is too ingrained in the Western culture (in Japan, for example, cultural attitude is different, and it's acceptable to design buildings with a relatively shorter useful life).
In some cases, they may not even be fully aware of what they're doing: For the true narcissist, "it's so ingrained in their personality they will do it without consciously being aware of the purpose it serves," Talley says.
The puzzle seemed so deeply ingrained in our lives that I figured it must have been around for centuries—I envisioned the empress Livia in the famous garden room in her villa, serenely filling in her cruciverborum each morning­­.
"I grew up an only child with a mom who watched a lot of old black-and-white movies starring Cary Grant and Fred Astaire — it got ingrained in my head that that's how men should look," Feig says.
"The idea is deeply ingrained in financial markets that, when there is a major global economic downturn, central banks quickly come to the rescue with aggressive policy rate cuts," analysts from Japanese bank Nomura wrote in a Thursday report.
While some fans have questioned the four-year gap between offense and punishment, the FA has focused on efforts to battle the prevalent homophobia that remains ingrained in the sport's culture, both on the pitch and in the stands.
The fulfillment I felt being part of a community was so real, gave me so much strength to deal with my own personal challenges, that it's always been ingrained in me that being together is better than being alone.
There are some celebrity mashups that end up working so eerily well that they get sort of ingrained in your mind, and the unlikely combination of Harry Potter's Dolores Umbridge and Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump definitely falls into that category.
Ojea Quintana said the restrictions and fear of authorities and surveillance is so deeply ingrained in North Korean society that one of the escapees whom he met in Seoul during a recent visit concluded: "The whole country is a prison".
It's a belief that Kim says is ingrained in both men and women, even though not every man is violent or willing to resort to violence, and it's a belief that plays a role when someone feels threatened, physically or otherwise.
They argue that his declaration evinces a "flagrant disregard of fundamental separation of powers principles ingrained in the United States constitution"—specifically the Appropriations Clause in Article I, which states that the government can spend only money provided by Congress.
I had not yet learned how babies were made, but maybe it's the kind of knowledge that's ingrained in us on some sort of a primal level — at least, this is what I've told myself to make it less weird.
" Even billionaire businessman Richard Branson has predicted the end of the five-day workweek saying, "The idea of working five days a week with two day weekends and a few weeks of holiday each year has become ingrained in society.
Katasonova claims the photos and video were taken during her trip to support the separatists in Donetsk, but Krupnov thinks many of these photos and videos were staged—though he points out that practices like these are ingrained in Russian politics.
And, while we're at it, I'd like the online publications that do half-ass it on those guides to stop insulting my intelligence with "hacks" that are so well-known that embryos already have them ingrained in their tiny developing brains.
Their ill-founded thinking is based on a failure to appreciate the extent to which the restoration of the Jewish people to sovereignty in their ancient homeland has been deeply ingrained in the religious, political and social fabric of America.
But they are again choosing the rich over everyone else, while endangering services so deeply ingrained in the American way of life – critical programs that help save lives and help families make ends meet like Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.
In 1987, the first U.S. beauty salon offered a Brazilian wax that involved removing any and all pubic hair, according to the Women's Museum of California, and since then the trend has remained ingrained in feminine hygiene and beauty culture.
Instead of tying up Penelope's depression in a neat group therapy bow, though, One Day at a Time shows Penelope struggling to get over the idea that therapy is for the weak, which has been ingrained in her for so long.
The letter added that the issue goes beyond the name of the museum or the street; it's about a colonial legacy that's deeply ingrained in the culture and daily life of Rotterdam, the Netherlands, Europe, and the West at large.
While the cliche of the drunken sailor—staggering on the docks after a night of hell-raising in some seamy fleshpot—is deeply ingrained in the national subconscious, it bears mentioning that rum was not always the Naval drink of choice.
There is a working theory with some academic support, described to me by a state health care official last year, that at a certain point, a program becomes so ingrained in the public consciousness that it no longer requires robust outreach.
While thematic promotions are ingrained in baseball culture, the Yankees have largely shied away from them, particularly those with an ethnic or cultural flavor, not wanting to be put in the position of saying yes to some and no to others.
But there are a gobsmacking unbelievable number of guns in the US, which has almost a gun for every person and about half the civilian-owned guns in the world, which suggests they are that much more ingrained in US culture.
In doing so, they are playing up to powerful myths so deeply ingrained in society — not just in the UK but globally — that "rough sex gone wrong" has become an increasingly legitimate defense that is seeing men get away with murder.
If there was one thing ingrained in him by his father, it was an ethic that across 15 N.B.A. seasons of low-post warfare was best exemplified by Alonzo Mourning's refusal to pack it in after a kidney transplant in 2003.
The bottom line seems to be that because beauty and self-care have been so heavily ingrained in our culture, the function of makeup, perfume, and hair products can empower inmates to feel like themselves again — or leave them in danger of exploitation.
"You go to work, you work hard all day, you ask what you can do better, you go back and do it again, until it&aposs so ingrained in your psyche that you can&apost imagine acting lackluster or disinterested," Kristof says.
" Dougherty also explained that scary stories for children are ingrained in our culture, "It goes back to fairy tales, which were written for kids to teach them about the world using fantastical elements and boogeymen, like witches and the big bad wolf.
King said the success was due to "investment in the right things" as Adidas has focused on its most important categories — vintage-inspired Originals, training apparel, running, basketball, and what the brand calls its "core" products — and becomes more ingrained in US sports.
It's a dynamic that's sadly still ingrained in Hollywood today, and explains why we've never had a gender-flipped version of the story, despite projects like Overboard, Ocean's 8, The Hustle, and What Men Want, all swapping out male leads for female ones.
Writing is so ingrained in human consciousness and so intertwined with people's imaginative lives that any attempt to single out its impact on the course of history is bound either to end in bland generalities or to be marked by arbitrary selectivity.
If there's one thing the characters in this show are supposed to have deeply ingrained in their psyches by this point, it's the idea that you must do anything you can to secure power, even if it stretches the rules of propriety.
And while grinding is part of playing a game like this—unlocking tracks, cars, upgrades at a regular pace is ingrained in racing simulators—there's a fine line that Forza Motorspot 7 doesn't seem to be walking for a lot of players.
Certainly, a few basic personality traits suitable for detective work are ingrained in some people at birth: perceptiveness and attention to detail, an affinity for puzzles, an innate sense of direction, advanced problem-solving skills and relentless persistence, to name a few.
That is the part I found most disturbing: misogyny is so deeply ingrained in the criminal justice system and our culture in general, that no one involved had any idea that they had made not one, but several completely inappropriate and offensive remarks.
As the interminable conflicts and victims of the next hundred years attest, nothing could have been further from the truth: we continue to slaughter each other as if the curse of Cain is ingrained in our DNA, as if we had learned nothing.
"Rape denial is just another form of the toxic gender discrimination that is endemic at Uber and ingrained in its culture," continued Doe's lawyers, who filed the suit in the Federal District Court for the Northern District of California in San Francisco.
Maybe you have a family member who was evicted for falling short on rent and you fear that could become you, or your parents harped on you for your entire life about making rent on time and it's now ingrained in your mind.
" This narrative—a popular topic for debate on online forums like reddit—is so ingrained in our culture that when a famous man has a child with a lesser-known woman, people immediately raise the question of whether or not he was "trapped.
With inexpensive, low-power processing and storage becoming more available, we can expect computation to move even closer to the edge and become ingrained in the same devices that are generating the data, creating even greater possibilities for inter-device intelligence and interactions.
Officials would say only that the 500 guests could expect "traditional Italian dishes that have been ingrained in American cuisine" — so, presumably, some of the more daring fare for which Mr. Batali is known, like goose liver ravioli, is not on the menu.
Regional banks are far less risky than their Wall Street counterparts, with the assets of the top 15 regional banks equivalent to one Wall Street bank, and are much more ingrained in their communities, following a similar business model as community banks.
However, the theme song has the familiar pings from the original series opener before it seamlessly transitions into faster paced strings that evoke the score from the Bourne franchise, eventually crescendoing into a familiar "Trek" riff that has become ingrained in pop culture.
The symbols of the Confederacy, and therefore of white supremacy, are everywhere a part of life, ingrained in commutes and school schedules and college applications, as seemingly natural and pervasive as water, so that you never think to do anything about them.
Orenstein sees a lot that she can't unsee, and we can't unhear her warnings: Porn is so pervasive, so ingrained in pop culture, so extreme in its fetishes and so dehumanizing of women that many young men are desensitized to live, consensual sex.
Baffert's floppy white mane and ever-present sunglasses, images ingrained in the Kentucky Derby scene, may be absent from Churchill Downs for only the second time in 10 years, his record in the Derby frozen at four wins out of 26 starters.
"Rape denial is just another form of the toxic gender discrimination that is endemic at Uber and ingrained in its culture," said Douglas Wigdor, the lawyer representing Ms. Doe, who filed the suit in Federal District Court for the Northern District of California.
Since it is ingrained in new agent trainees during their earliest days at Quantico that lying will be treated as an unforgivable transgression, we should expect that a senior executive just days from retirement would face the same fate as a probationary agent.
That may have been an exaggeration, but mail-order instruction became so ingrained in American life that Ellis Parker Butler wrote a series of comic novels about Philo Gubb, "correspondence school detective," and Sinclair Lewis's satirical novel Babbitt took humorous note of them.
Another thing: It's a difficult diet to stick to, particularly in the United States, where the concept of three meals a day is "so ingrained in our culture" that a change in eating pattern often doesn't cross doctors' or patients' minds, Mattson wrote.
So deeply ingrained in the city's fabric was Mr. Goodman that many New Yorkers assumed he was a fictional creation — the judicial system's answer to "Alan Smithee," the pseudonym used by Hollywood directors needing to put a name to films they disowned.
Camacho incorporates in her art the symbols and images that pervade Euro-American conceptions of the female body, and become ingrained in women's thinking about our own bodies, but the artist reclaims these images through weaving, a craft largely belonging to women.
Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic adviser of Allianz and former chief executive of Pimco, told CNBC's "Fast Money " on Monday that three beliefs are "deeply ingrained" in the markets today: "This is why what we hear out of Washington doesn't disturb investors," El-Erian said.
But the expectation of being able to cross the street without Big Brother knowing where you are is a civil liberty deeply ingrained in American culture, and one that makes government use of facial recognition technology ripe for regulation, before it's too late, Hofer said.
And yet, as a recent study revealed, sexism is so ingrained in society that one in four people between the ages of 15 and 29 considers gendered violence to be normal within a couple, and one in five think it is a politicised, exaggerated issue.
The hatred of Ahmadis is so ingrained in Pakistani society that I recall once seeing a sign, proudly planted into a popular roundabout, which advised readers to avoid three things: Satan, Shezan (a fruit-juice brand made by an Ahmadi-owned firm) and Ahmadis.
Attention to detail is part of what makes people love its products, and there's something nice about knowing that the value is so deeply ingrained in the company, that it can't even let go when the debate is over piping that few will ever see.
Long before Dr. Woo, JonBoy, and their A-list clientele made dainty white dots and tiny crosses mainstream news, tattoos were already deeply ingrained in the fabric of history, discovered on the bodies of Egyptian mummies and an Austrian-Italian iceman now known as Ötzi.
Turning her back on the respectability deeply ingrained in the Black romance genre, Nola took us on a tour of the Brooklyn we wished we had seen in Girls and managed her love life with the elegance we prayed for Issa to have on Insecure.
The coffee is good and the shop is really cute, but the vibe feels like I'm an outsider in locals-only territory — not a feeling I super enjoy — especially as I'm trying to make a serious effort to feel more ingrained in my neighborhood.
The problem is that the OECD approach maintains a damaging fiction which is ingrained in the current system: that a multinational can be seen as a cluster of separate companies to be treated as if they are trading with each other at arm's length.
Protecting the integrity of the Chinese border has been ingrained in the local culture for centuries as the Great Wall of China would indicate, so this concern is something that transcends the current government in Beijing and even the nation's relatively brief communist history.
Though the cuisines of Italy and Japan have since taken their place alongside French cuisine as the primary colors of high-end cooking, French customs, from the barking male chef in the kitchen to the veneration of European tradition, are ingrained in American foodie culture.
For instance, maybe you have a family member who was evicted for falling short on rent and you fear that could become you, or your parents harped on you for your entire life about making rent on time and it's now ingrained in your mind.
For decades, we were taught that back slaps would only force food farther down into airways, and the Heimlich Maneuver became so ingrained in pop culture that it became a TV-show trope and lunchroom poster favorite, but in 443, the medical consensus changed again.
Habiba Osman, a human rights lawyer in Lilongwe who works extensively on issues concerning women's rights, says that sexual harassment of women in Malawi -- by their peers, the public and police -- is ingrained in the country's culture, and has been inflamed in recent years online.
The truth is there was a shameful idea woven into my conceit of self-reliance, something so ingrained in American culture I'd never thought to say it out loud: I didn't really think I was supposed to get food stamps because I was white.
Its cars have become ingrained in American culture, from the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air to the 1977 Pontiac Trans Am. Car buffs exult at the tail fins of an Eldorado or the split windows of a Corvette Stingray as if they were sculpted by Michelangelo.
Less than 72 hours later, the piece ran on the front page — no longer a story about an entitlement program on the chopping block but one about an institution so ingrained in American health care that its imperilment had contributed to the bill's failure.
The next decade saw running battles between the Militant Labour local council and the Conservative government in Westminster, during which time "an anti-Conservative identity became quite ingrained in what it meant to be from Liverpool," says David Jeffery of the University of Liverpool.
At the headquarters of the Navalny movement in Novosibirsk the man in charge says opposition to Moscow is ingrained in the people from this part of Siberia, many coming from families exiled from other parts of the country for their political views during Soviet times.
Implementing good cybersecurity hygiene when the company is still small can be less expensive than waiting until the company grows, and it is a good practice to have good cybersecurity habits ingrained in the company as it expands and new people come on board.
Unfortunately, I think the reason why people don't want to see a woman touted as a music expert is because sexism is so ingrained in our society that any kind of expert, whether it's regarding news, art, food, or music, is automatically assumed to be a man.
While some retailers — Toys R Us, Target and Hamleys — have ditched "boys" and "girls" sections in their toy departments in favor of gender neutral signage, the designation is so deeply ingrained in the industry that it is difficult for companies to adapt to 21st century expectations.
But there's a belief here—a dangerous and pervasive one, I think—that any racial prejudice tamer than snarling dogs, fire hoses, and "Whites Only" signs isn't really racism, but something ingrained in a lost culture, something not malicious or active, but embedded, covert, and therefore forgivable.
Though some Sanders loyalists have told CNN in interviews in recent months that they will never support someone as "corporate" and deeply ingrained in the system as Biden, an air of practicality was clear during conversations with loyal Sanders supporters who came to see him in Michigan.
So much of our received wisdom about animals and the way they supposedly behave and their personality traits are directly taken from the bestiary and have been so ingrained in western consciousness that they're like second nature to the way people still think about the animal world.
That might seem like a surprising conceit for a chair, perhaps the most sedentary of objects, but then the idea of movement is deeply ingrained in the brand, which takes its name from the Fela Kuti song lyric "I waka, waka, waka / I go many places." lookatwakawaka.
"When you grew up in a household where mom would keep the extra ketchup packets from McDonald's and keep them in a drawer just in case there came a day when you couldn't afford to buy ketchup anymore, that gets ingrained in you," Mr. Mulvaney said.
Though they're so deeply ingrained in Asian beauty regimens, essences have been slow to be embraced in this country, which mostly has to do with the typical American cleansing routine: to reach for soap and water rather than an oil cleanser to dissolve oil-based makeup.
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Federal Reserve policymakers need to be vigilant that muted inflation does not become ingrained in their expectations, but the U.S. central bank's patient approach to monetary policy should allow inflation to reassert itself, San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank President Mary Daly said on Tuesday.
In the aftermath of WWII, as Germany began the long process of rehabilitation of both its destroyed cities and, more significantly, its national psyche, the importance of denazification and repentance became so ingrained in the national identity that a word was coined specifically to define it.
So despite advancements in science, it's still unclear if PMS and PMDD are a biological reactions to changes in hormones or if the idea of monthly moodiness is so culturally ingrained in the psyche of women that most of the female population are experiencing some form of hypochondria.
The rise of AI could be a major boon here, since Assistant is becoming more ingrained in consumers' lives through Google's most recent round of hardware products, and it would make sense for users in the Google ecosystem to open up a spot for it on their wrists.
"Expect them to become more polished and human-like, and even more ingrained in the fabric of our daily lives – whether you're ordering groceries from across the kitchen using Amazon's Alexa or transferring money to a family member using a Facebook chatbot," he said in a press statement.
"The problem with this technique is that unless you are using imagery that is heavily ingrained in our minds such as Van Gogh's Starry Night or highly recognizable pop paintings from artists such as Roy Lichtenstein, you lose all context to the art you are utilizing," he adds.
But also I love the fact that it does seem like love of country is so deeply ingrained in him that here he is, 25 or 30 years after having set foot in Russia for the last time, and he still is working hard to fulfill his mission.
Kit Kat is so popular that it is sold at high-end department stores, Kit Kat-only specialty shops and even post offices, and it is so ingrained in the nation's snack culture that nearly every region has a signature flavor sold only in that part of the country.
But Scully's baseball storytelling was so ingrained in listeners' minds that it took time to adjust to his playing a cheerful master of ceremonies kneeling beside a black Labrador named Duke or excitedly telling a contestant in New Orleans that she had just won a trip to Hawaii.
In Seattle, where socially liberal values and a labor union history are ingrained in the political culture, Ms. Durkan bragged to voters about working as baggage handler after college for a tiny airline in Alaska, where she was the only woman and learned how to fix a forklift.
"I think that caffeine is so common and so ingrained in our culture, and daily habits, that we often don't think about it as a potential source of problems," said Mary M. Sweeney, an assistant professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
Cultural sexism — ingrained in all of us on some level — has been at the core of the conservative backlash against trans rights over the last half-decade, so it didn't take long for far-right conservative groups to quickly spring into action to drive social fear of trans progress.
Heavily ingrained in the local DIY scene, two members are involved, with Secret Stuff's Michel Pfhol, in Fountainhead Booking, and are essential in providing a platform for emerging punk acts in Nashville and nearby Murfreesboro, often in the house show space where they live and regularly host touring bands.
An accomplished scientist in his own right, Dr. Easton is also the son of Roger Lee Easton, who led Project Vanguard during the 1950s, and later went on to become the inventor and designer of the Global Positioning System (GPS) that has become so ingrained in our everyday lives today.
"I think it's so ingrained in our culture that it's private and people are afraid because so often for the abuser, it's really all about control and [victims] are afraid," said Vicky Dinges, senior vice president for corporate responsibility for Allstate, one of the largest insurance providers in the United States.
A third of the way through the book, I felt fully confident I was in the trained hands of a professional comedian who had taken the "yes and" so deeply ingrained in improv comedy and constructed multiple layers of funny to expose multiple layers of truth about the world around us.
But statistics about gun deaths, nearly two-thirds of which are suicides, have been ingrained in the national discourse in the United States, particularly after mass shootings, such as the one in Las Vegas last month in which 58 people were killed, and in debates over legislation related to guns.
The curators of Vancouver Special note in the exhibition's catalog that the Vancouver residents who have been displaced by this disparity include the local artist community, which they witnessed firsthand during studio visits done in preparation for the triennial — a reality that is ingrained in the darker side of the show.
If Rey feels more equipped for her next steps at the end of The Force Awakens than Luke did by the end of A New Hope, it's because the foundation of survival is ingrained in her the way it never was in him, a farm kid who grew up protected and loved.
In his college years, Brett Kavanaugh was ingrained in a social world that centered around alcohol, according to classmates who knew him at Yale, joining a notorious fraternity on a campus where few took part in Greek life and an all-male secret society that had a reputation solely for members' heavy drinking.
There are great Fallout and Elder Scrolls games waiting to be made for the medium, possibly even ones that would be good both inside and outside VR. But they'd need to get away from the idea that walking is synonymous with exploration or progress, something that's deeply ingrained in role-playing games.
As if Hollywood didn't have a bad enough year with #MeToo exposing the rampant sexual harassment and assault allegations in the industry, 2017 also showed no improvement in the number of women working on the top 1,100 movies (almost like the two are connected because sexism is so deeply ingrained in our culture???).
No one ever expected these buildings to last this long (they appear to be more resilient than some of the newer structures cropping up around the city), and at this point, they've become so ingrained in the post-communist landscape that it would be hard to convince people to let them go.
"We could have the mother of all negative unintended consequences if we let Facebook establish the new default currency," said Galloway, who is also the author of "The Four: The Hidden DNA of Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google," about how Big Tech companies became so powerful and deeply ingrained in daily life.
We don't realize that oil is ingrained in all aspects of our lives, and that means whenever we fill up at a gas station or check out either online or in person at the stores, we can be sending our money to some of the most violent and aggressive men in the world.
Rick Astley's 1987 chart-topper "Never Gonna Give You Up" is so ingrained in our collective consciousness that when Melania Trump uttered the words "He will never, ever give up," at the 2016 Republican National Convention, thousands of brains thought instantly of the Rickroll — a meme that debuted nearly a decade ago.
What if the belief systems used to justify anti-immigrant policies and to justify race prejudice, for that matter — hostility to outsiders, insularity, high sensitivity to external threat — are as deeply ingrained in the American body politic as belief systems sympathetic to immigration and to racial equality — openness, receptivity to new experiences, trust?
Political tribalism (particularly the "worth it to own the libs" brand of tribalism) has become so ingrained in our psyches that it seems normal to purposefully start fights with loved ones out of a misplaced allegiance to a deluded and vicious game show host who wouldn't piss on his supporters if they were on fire.
Nevertheless, the notion has become so ingrained in the conversations surrounding sports that it trickles down to the athletes, including Durant himself: Ordinarily, using a narrative to relate information isn't inherently bad, it's actually useful, but you run into trouble when you forget that the central piece of information is actually alive and breathing.
It's ingrained in everything she does, from how she has portrayed her real estate dealings and defunct fashion line, to her "strawberry milkshake of inspirational quotes" called Women Who Work, to how she's always played the ideal modern working woman who will have it all — family and a career, beauty and success — through sheer determination.
Managers will always be on the frontline when tough workplace issues arise — "going to your manager" is ingrained in every employee and there is often a fear and reticence about reporting directly to HR. But the current training methods for managers do not provide them with the critical skills they need to handle these situations.
Though Oakland-based electronic artist Marielle V. Jakobsons' audiovisual creation, the Macro-Cymatic Instrument, isn't exactly inspired by these various manifestations of waves, that reality seems ingrained in her new music video for the track "White Sparks," premiering today on The Creators Project (below), in which sound, light, and fluid waves synchronize to dazzling effect.
Also, many of the worst, most dehumanizing stereotypes about fat people — that they're lazy, stupid, and slovenly — are deeply ingrained in fashion's culture and attitudes, so much so that entrepreneurs can be dissuaded from making plus-sizes by the fear that both customers and others in the industry will see them as down-market.
While Pokémon Go's developer Niantic has been praised for introducing augmented reality to the smartphone-wielding masses, to understand the app's success, you have to look at the long arc of content marketing that is driven by messages that speak to our innate human desires, and the nostalgia that only comes from something ingrained in our collective consciousness.
Regardless of the wonders and hazards we already face as we create the IoT and all its associated applications, 2017 will be another significant year for the increasingly convergent technologies that are becoming more ingrained in what it is to be human in the modern era — and more personal and integral parts of our daily lives.
I may not remember jack from pre-calculus, but these minor hits—songs like "Got You Where I Want You" and "Bound for the Floor" and "Little Black Backpack"—remain so firmly ingrained in my bones that I feel like I could hum them even if I was riddled with dementia like the old lady in The Notebook.
Some of my French-girl-in-training teachings have fallen off since then (I've proven my mom wrong that you can, in fact, do up both areas of your figure in a way she'd call "tasteful"), but many — like my love for micellar water and anything infused with it — are still so ingrained in my routine that I'll likely never give them up.
Keep in mind, this is a country where coffee is consumed at the counter of a local café as a morning ritual, a country in which coffee is so ingrained in the culture that the price of coffee was frozen for five years, and a country that is the very birthplace of the espresso drinks that are sold and mispronounced the world over.
"With his painted, manicured nails and flamboyant sense of style, he's been at odds with the machista, or often toxic masculinity, culture that's often ingrained in Latinx life," writes MTV's Lucas Villa, who notes how the video is likely a direct reaction to Bad Bunny's homophobic incident in July, when a salon in Spain refused him service because of his painted nails.
But over the years and especially since I have had a daughter who is doing remarkable things I have learned that misogyny and discrimination against women is even more deeply ingrained in our society/civilization than racial hatred ... — Richard Saunders, Colorado Gail: Back in the day, we used to say that a feminist was a male conservative who had just fathered twin girls.
The scourge of ticket bots and the immorality of the shady ticket scalpers using them is conventional wisdom that's so ingrained in the public consciousness and so politically safe that a law to ban ticket bots passed both houses of Congress unanimously late last year, in part thanks to a high-profile public relations campaign spearheaded by Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda.
"It's a deeply rooted issue, ingrained in our sadly flawed social fabric, but it is within our power to CHANGE IT." National Center for Missing & Exploited Children Hotline: 1-800-The-Lost If you believe you are the victim of a trafficking situation or may have information about a potential trafficking situation, call the National Human Trafficking Resource Center (NHTRC) at 1-888-373-7888.
And I think that's the reason too why you see all so much ingrained in the game, where you see the pledge of allegiance is in the Lakota, and you see that there are so many more things around it, where the kids are learning the traditional dances and the kids are learning the traditional songs, and that's kind of like a part of basketball too.
In the same way, you can look at America's very long history of functioning as a democratic republic and say, "These ideals are so deeply ingrained in American culture that surely it would be impossible to dislodge them," but you can also look at the fact that all through that time period, most citizens experienced very rapid increases in their living standards, and now they don't.
That's because we can't help but want to fit into the way our society runs — the casual, hands-off, "nah, she'll be right mate" approach to everything that is so deeply ingrained in our culture that we struggle to care enough to change anything for fear of being called out — not for breaking the rules, but for disturbing the peaceful, carefree status quo we've established.
Since his musical substance during the time he fronted the Revolution tended to be much grander, showier, vaguely more mystical, and more deeply ingrained in received rockist-expressionistic codes, it's more likely that for Prince, at least in 1987, the studio was a way to escape the stuffy expressive responsibilities he perceived as linked to his role as bandleader and instead just immerse himself in music, in endless creative possibility.
Originating in the Babylonian era (500 BC; or a very long fucking time ago), the 12 signs of the zodiac are ingrained in the culture of all the history class MVPs: the chiton-wearing, democratic ancient Greeks; the pyramid-building Egyptians; the straight-line-of-a-road-carving Romans – they all followed a form of the zodiac that has changed little to this day, looking to it as a form of interpretational analysis.
I think now it's the easiest way for me to physically connect, but I grew up largely raised by a Korean mother, I went to Korea every other summer, I was born there, I have a whole half of my family that is Korean, I went to Korean school every Friday—Korean people and culture and the history and the food, everything has been ingrained in my life in a very big way.
I'm not a big believer in fate, but getting an infusion of joy from representatives of one of the 215 Places destinations at the exact moment when I was panicking about the trip felt like a sign: Everything was going to be O.K. Four months later, I finally visited the revitalizing Rust Belt city that people call "The City of Good Neighbors" and found a generosity that seems ingrained in its makeup.
So here, I'll turn to Pilot Viruet, whose AV Club recap of "Hope" speaks from a much more personal place than I ever could: In that scene, Black-ish articulated something that I felt during the inauguration — this overwhelming fear that something would happen to Obama because that horror and fear is ingrained in my DNA — that I had never said out loud, let alone seen reflected on a Wednesday night ABC sitcom.
I don't think I stuck around for the rest of the movie (presumably, my parents realized I was too young to be watching and switched it off), and to be fair, it was just one movie — but that scene ingrained in me the idea that if anyone who looked like me had a place in a major Hollywood movie, they were the plot devices with no names and no lines, meant to support and bolster white heroes.
America's self-­image as a middle-­class nation is so deeply ingrained in the country's politics that we don't often stop to think what, precisely, that means: whether it defines a concrete socioeconomic identity — a country where most people are neither very rich nor very poor — or an aspiration, the notion that if you "work hard and play by the rules," as Clinton put it the first time she ran for president, you're entitled to at least a modest prosperity.
By far the most difficult hurdle to overcome when dealing with being the only woman in the office was the battle going on between the part of my brain that knew I was qualified to do the job and deserving of the respect of my colleagues, and the feelings that a patriarchal society has ingrained in me: that I should be grateful for the opportunities given to me by men, rather than proud of the skills I bring to the table.
Conservatism made him whole, made him real, validated his puritanical views on, basically, everything; conservatism legitimizes the idea that prejudice and privilege are not acidic but something charming, 8mm with the projector humming, that it's ingrained in an America we must return to, where girls don't wear bikinis without a man's consent, spring breakers don't get drunk on beaches because they don't get drunk at all, because Sean Hannity doesn't get drunk at all; they used to call him "half a Heineken Hannity," see?
The clearest modern manifestation of this is the enduring popularity of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, which came out in 1989 and remains a top 10 best-seller on Amazon's nonfiction list — No. 10 on April 5, above Marie Kondo's The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. Ingrained in our discussions of executives rising early and great writers taking daily walks is an assumption that we are all "creatures of habit," that our habits define who we are and what we achieve.

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