But was also in conversation with something that was inherently Puerto Rican, inherently Caribbean, inherently Latinx.
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"She's inherently funny, but she's also inherently emotional," Holofcener said.
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Your bank account is inherently interesting, your passwords are inherently interesting.
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Your bank account is inherently interesting or your passwords are inherently interesting.
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While there's nothing inherently wrong with outrage, it's also not inherently artful.
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Well, it's probably an inherently sexist premise in an inherently sexist culture.
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The very reason free trade fails is that nations are inherently tribalistic and corporations are inherently greedy.
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Suing the EPA is not inherently bad and does not inherently make one an enemy of the environment.
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And the reason you can fix capitalism: It is inherently numerical, and as a result, it is inherently objective.
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And just as Trump supporters see protest as inherently violent, many Trump protesters believe Trump supporters are inherently violent.
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"In that moment, some second-wave feminists believed that women are inherently good and men are inherently bad," Westbrook said.
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Since self-realization is an inherently political act, Bassey is also an inherently political record—presenting certain viewpoints and ideologies.
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The upshot: because the prime minister is in an inherently weak position, the government is inherently unstable and nothing gets done.
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It's about [how] Americans are just inherently better, or [how] particular Americans in some cases might be viewed as inherently better.
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Inherently it is not a bad idea, and it is not inherently risky unless you over-leverage, unless you borrow too much.
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Posters are inherently temporary, and they are also inherently gaudy expressions of fandom — a passion we are culturally expected to grow out of.
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This may be what makes me suspicious of changing the world by provoking emotions: emotions are not inherently good, and they're not inherently helpful.
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Just the fact that it's a gestural, embodied language that takes connection between hands and facial gestures, it is inherently theatrical and inherently poetic.
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But he he based her in this belief that women are inherently loving, and men are inherently violent, so women hold the path to peace on our planet.
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He proved that policy ideas aren't inherently boring, but that doesn't mean they're inherently interesting—or that the party's base is craving more ideas, however niche they may be.
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A Sanders supporter might concede some of this, while rejoining that great wealth is inherently corrupting (and unnecessary), and that great inequality is inherently dangerous to democracy (and just plain wrong).
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Lauer's framing of his question — and his instinct to raise the question in the first place — reinforces an ideology in which women's bodies are both inherently humiliating and inherently public property.
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And I think maybe — am I just inherently off?
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They're all gorgeous and inherently collectible — with one caveat.
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Tribal thinking is not just inherently undemocratic — it's perilous.
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Yet who gets remembered — and how — inherently involves judgment.
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But for others, America was — and is — inherently broken.
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HENRY COUNTY, Iowa — The Iowa Caucus is inherently social.
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So ... showing skin inherently makes you a bad person?
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It's an inherently American disease — exceptional nation, exceptional aspirations.
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It is inherently experimental — new problems demand new solutions.
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This is truly bizarre, and it illustrates just how tied we are to the idea that women are inherently inviting sexual aggression and that men are inherently sexually voracious and socially clueless.
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The household-name company whose security team explained that cloud services were inherently insecure, until the day they decided to switch to AWS and began to explain how local servers were inherently insecure.
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So I don't think capitalism is an inherently moral system or an inherently self-defeating system, but we have to ensure that it adapts when it veers too far into corruption and inequality.
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When we have sex, we are inherently engaging in compartmentalization.
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The results seemed to prove that humans were inherently bad.
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Can an actor just be inherently cliché in a role?
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Predicting the outcome of elections is an inherently chancy endeavour.
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There was nothing inherently wrong with Trump's summit with Putin.
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Laptop computers aren't inherently dangerous, but they're convenient carrying boxes.
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It seems like Google's offering an inherently private service, too.
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Of course, there's nothing inherently wrong with being a doofus.
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I think there is something inherently creepy about this stillness.
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That is an inherently racist and sexist thing to believe.
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He, too, realizes that Ader's final moments are inherently unrepresentable.
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Trouble is, there is nothing inherently good about it, either.
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"Anytime we're facing change, that is inherently stressful," she says.
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That doesn't mean that unintuitive interfaces are inherently bad, either.
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There are many practices in VC that are inherently biased.
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But using metaphors to address bigotry can be inherently demeaning.
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There were the obligatory statements that bankers were inherently dishonest.
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"People are inherently good, that's a good company," Palihapitiya said.
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"We believe commuting is inherently a negative experience," he said.
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To be clear, there is nothing inherently wrong with this.
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There is still something inherently fun about shooting guns though.
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But the Home and Food verticals are inherently more browsy.
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Ally's overnight success and rocket to stardom is inherently cheesy.
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I think, inherently, social tools create kind of a monoculture.
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Not because vibrators are inherently damaging, as some people think.
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Stock buybacks aren't necessarily inherently bad all of the time.
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There is something inherently cruel about punishing somebody with food.
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Here's the thing: Regulation is neither inherently good nor bad.
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Or prove to us that human beings are inherently honest?
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An ad addressing such overtly controversial ideas is inherently risky.
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"ASLEF claims drivers closing doors is inherently unsafe," Brown said.
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Of course, polyamory itself is not inherently a red flag.
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The notion of evolution would be inherently offensive to him.
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And it turns out, there's nothing inherently wrong with that.
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In that sense, sports and popular culture is inherently political.
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So, if erotic asphyxiation is dangerous, is it inherently abusive?
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"The insistence on an explanation is inherently dehumanizing," Ahmed said.
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It's worth pointing out that advertising is not inherently evil.
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These are all things I find women inherently excel at.
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"Some things seem more inherently cinematic than others," Yang admitted.
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But that's troubling because it inherently whitewashes the source material.
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And let's be honest: unbranded gadgets are just inherently cooler.
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Listen to me, friend: No sexual fantasy is inherently wrong.
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Science denial and conspiracy theories are inherently tied says Lewandowsky.
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I believe a yoga studio is an inherently healing environment.
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"Human beings inherently want to do something more," he explains.
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But it's inherently political to educate and empower black people.
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In an autocratic system or dictatorship, legitimacy is inherently fragile.
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Because he believed lies that black people were inherently violent.
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Neither the British system nor our own is inherently broken.
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But state attorney generals inherently face geographical and legal limitations.
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Moreover, buyouts are inherently risky for even the best dealmakers.
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Rethinking tax expenditures is politically divisive, but not inherently heinous.
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A situation that proponents of SMI claim is inherently unstable.
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And yet there was nothing inherently Communist about the setup.
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"Stickers" sound inherently childish, but they don't have to be.
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But having two foreign policies toward Russia is inherently destabilizing.
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That's inherently honorable, and essential to human endeavor at large.
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This reduction in capital reserve inherently makes the banks riskier.
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It works in Overwatch as the game is inherently collaborative.
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Despite its benefits, social media is often deemed inherently solipsistic.
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And some industries are inherently 'good,' like healthcare or education.
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Do good things inherently have to cost more to make?
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Ciara Hamilton: The Eighth Amendment is inherently discriminatory to women.
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This is going into your brain, and it's inherently rewarding.
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That's why we all inherently hate our lives so much.
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Fat people are considered inherently unhealthy, lazy, and sometimes unintelligent.
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It is inherently a Japanese story, not a universal one.
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Diversity A.I. technology should be developed by inherently diverse teams.
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Chan, while also extremely intelligent, is also more inherently social.
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LG: Are all drones inherently hackable in some way, though?
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To be clear, there's nothing inherently wrong with either plot.
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The problem is that "politics is inherently different," Lewis wrote.
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Critics say such approaches paper over an inherently flawed test.
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But spying on foreign countries is an inherently provocative act.
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The two instances are inherently very different from one another.
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Single was inherently wrong, and therefore needed to be fixed.
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The answer, I think, is that dictatorships are inherently obtuse.
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"Our business is inherently less impacted than others," he said.
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As I've written before, impeachment is an inherently political process.
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Inherently we all know it's the right thing to do.
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In fact, all those things make me inherently more American.
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And without a remote participation option, caucuses are inherently inaccessible.
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" It implies that the victim of genocide is inherently "dirty.
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What's more, the use of force is not inherently counterproductive.
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The "merely incidental" test "is inherently subjective," Ms. McCartin said.
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Adam Schiff: Yes, the public officials are inherently political animals.
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Christian Zionism is inherently an endeavor of erasure, for Jews.
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Granted, classifying movies this way is an inherently subjective exercise.
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Impeachment, as I've written before, is an inherently political process.
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For example, fires are not inherently harmful to a forest.
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We know that technology is not inherently good or bad.
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"Running a marathon is inherently a safe exercise," Troyanos said.
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The rule isn't just inherently political, it's also fatally flawed.
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It exists for a reason: the inherently unequal power dynamic.
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Advancing innovation for TB is inherently difficult and entails risk.
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Nevertheless, cards, in their own analog, inherently unhurried nature, endure.
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We also know that it is an inherently risky business.
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There's something inherently contradictory in the notion of organized Christianity.
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Human beings are inherently sinful whereas God is morally perfect.
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Facebook, an inherently social company, thinks it can change that.
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The catch is that the orcs actually aren't inherently evil.
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I don't agree that opposing Gina Haspel is inherently sexist.
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LG: Do you see that as being inherently more risky?
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This isn't inherently a bad thing, but there are side effects.
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It is not inherently interesting to not drink for 30 days.
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Boxing is arguably one of the most inherently, prototypically, masculine sports.
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THERE WAS AN ARTICLE OUT ABOUT IT, WHICH WAS INHERENTLY WRONG.
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For the most part, there's nothing inherently dangerous about human meat.
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Tom Colicchio: I don't necessarily believe that GMOs are inherently dangerous.
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Not to mention that racism is inherently anathema to minority votes.
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Not most, and that's because it's inherently not a political job.
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Shortcuts are not inherently better if everyone's getting to their destination.
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Without rich, corporate backers, these groups are inherently at a disadvantage.
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As a festival commodity though, exclusivity and luxury are inherently boring.
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Living a life that's inherently Instagrammable just got that much easier.
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But here's the cool thing about class solidarity—it's inherently reciprocal.
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There is nothing inherently wrong with teams spending their own money.
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To me, the act of creating a border is inherently violent.
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To the women of the world, Bridesmaids was inherently political. Period.
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Firstly, smartphones are inherently the biggest attraction at any tech show.
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We did it in a way that is very inherently us.
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I like single-use apps, with their inherently low cognitive load.
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Like Parrot, I believe that cultural appropriation is not inherently bad.
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What if the existing society is inherently hostile to conservative beliefs?
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The free exercise claim is inherently limited to sincere religious objectors.
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Hair is inherently genderless, yet we have strict understandings of styles.
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That the former has happened first doesn't inherently constitute a betrayal.
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But traditional transmissions for gas cars are inherently not fuel efficient.
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Islam isn't inherently in conflict with democracy and freedom; fundamentalism is.
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There's just something about Bird Box that is inherently visually funny.
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Can someone inherently trust that the data they're sending is secure?
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"Concepts, themes, subject matter—those are inherently not copyrightable," he says.
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I find it inherently interesting to meet people different from me.
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Surprisingly, the screen isn't an OLED panel, which are inherently flexible.
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Are all Nazi punks inherently born racist or are they recruited?
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That doesn't mean that drones are inherently the problem, Ditmer says.
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Furthermore, there was nothing wrong or inherently unhealthy about my body.
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And it's inherently painful to disavow someone you call your friend.
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Technology like this will serve to make video less inherently believable.
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Moreover, they promote the idea that AAC systems are inherently liberating.
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Because the feature inherently removes control from anyone it's applied to.
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But President Trump denied the inherently political nature of his pick.
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I was cussing out institutions for being inherently racist, sexist, etc.
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I used to believe that people were inherently reasonable and good.
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And on social media we know the message is inherently personal.
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"Our strategy is inherently conservative," Angelotti told reporters at the call.
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The concept is inherently stupid, but the implementation is technically sound.
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Such a concentration of power over us is never inherently safe.
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I wrote earlier that physical violence is an inherently male issue.
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My intent wasn't to claim that the meme is inherently dangerous.
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Under this system, community banks are inherently accountable to their customers.
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Inherently suave vocals float through effervescent beats and waves of synth.
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Well, to me, the human condition is an inherently difficult one.
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And it's not that those themes or communities are inherently bad.
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Leftists demand radical change to a system they call inherently racist.
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Most importantly, thinking about the future is an inherently hopeful practice.
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But that's one of the things that makes it inherently beautiful.
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I do not think mostly non-white spaces are inherently unsafe.
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Meanwhile, the very geography of the conflict makes it inherently dangerous.
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Monarchy is inherently static unless the people rise up in revolution.
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I found neither model to be inherently better than the other.
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Although toxic bosses can impact you negatively, they aren't inherently stressful.
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Inherently, they belong more in the private sector than the public.
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It should be no surprise that China's ideology is inherently contradictory.
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And I think inherently that must've just rubbed off on me.
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In the author's mind, there was something inherently unfair about this.
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Inherently, there's not much to it, and that's what I like.
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Producing billions of eggs a year is an inherently messy business.
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Aren't war and other violence evidence that we are inherently violent?
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For most of us, flying is still an inherently mysterious activity.
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It was a time-honored tradition: My queerness was inherently tragic.
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High tax states are inherently mismanaged, and in many ways corrupt.
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Diesel's inherently dirtier emissions are not welcome in Paris these days.
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Part of the reason: Kids, particularly middle schoolers, are inherently cynical.
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So I started looking at who they were inherently as people.
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It is inherently destabilizing and opens the door to grave situations.
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Cultural change without the backing of state power is inherently limited.
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Does this mean that women are inherently more anxious than men?
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Poole was apparently attracted by the inherently nerdy culture Google fosters.
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Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods was, and will be, inherently deflationary.
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The appeal to religious identity is not inherently theological, but emotive.
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Even nearing that point is risky, because projections are inherently uncertain.
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Fresh beef is not inherently more difficult to prepare than frozen.
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This is not to say managers are inherently devious or untrustworthy.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with relying on doctors for medical advice.
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But Facebook and other social networks are inherently designed for virality.
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Politicians are inherently untrustworthy, because it's in their interest to lie.
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It's not clear that this is inherently "safer" than genetic engineering.
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And fighting about truth itself, there's something inherently polarizing about that.
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I consider voting to be an inherently violent and immoral act.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with assisting families in that pay range.
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There is little evidence women are inherently more peaceful than men.
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Non-interventionism is not inherently xenophobic, but it does attract xenophobes.
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Mourinho and Conte preach a tactically astute, but inherently cautious, approach.
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Sanders at a nail salon with Cardi B is inherently funny.
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A few bad feelings or memories aren't inherently harmful, of course.
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The problem has even affected sites that are not inherently political.
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Voting by mail is inherently more resistant to wholesale voter fraud.
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Do you think painting is inherently concerned with its own history?
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Both have value, but style is not inherently better than substance.
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For me to play truthfully is inherently just an Asian performance.
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Neither was inherently superior in terms of the education it delivered.
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The use of contract labor is neither new nor inherently objectionable.
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"They are not inherently dangerous to a human being," he said.
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Tribalism is inherently cultural, and the nature of the human species.
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Critics say it is an inherently religious, and "non-Christian," practice.
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For some, the reality of "sheltering in place" is inherently stressful.
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"It's an inherently unstable form factor," says micromobility expert Oliver Bruce.
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"Places like New York are inherently free-form," Jemisin told me.
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That would be inherently bad for business — and for working families.
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Moreover, like our hypothetical city administrators, Kraninger's plan is inherently cynical.
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What they say — in its entirety — is inherently of public interest.
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They're inherently aspirational, but usually for a life plucked from Pinterest.
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More generally, "facts and circumstances" rules are inherently uncertain in application.
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Others say interviews with administration aides are inherently newsworthy and necessary.
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It is the system that is inherently evil, not its participants.
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Plus, Tamagotchi was an individual pursuit, while Neopets were inherently social.
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But recipes are inherently limited when it comes to sensory information.
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Don't get me wrong: these are not inherently more likable characters.
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Myth: Being polyamorous makes you "slutty" and that is inherently bad.
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Do you feel that an expression of art is inherently political?
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As we become more virtual these documents will inherently change too.
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As time passes, independent evidence inherently becomes more difficult to obtain.
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Even if we hate capitalism, we're inherently participants on some level.
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I agree that criticism of Israel is not inherently anti-Semitic.
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A good case well-argued and well said is inherently moving.
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We're not saying these things are all inherently bad, per se.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with Miyabe's grander approach to storytelling here.
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" She added, "Taking that away from women is just inherently misogynist.
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Cost-benefit analysis is not an inherently racist or sexist practice.
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We had the dangerous belief that technology was inherently neutral, that any procedure involving data was inherently neutral, and now we have a world where lots of what we see is crafted to suit our preferences.
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But there is this blanket precedent in California and in other states that this is inherently bad, that this is inherently dangerous, so it's really easy for courts and prosecutors to attribute cause to that particular activity.
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Interestingly, Bailey doesn't buy into the idea that sulfates are inherently bad.
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The answer is both complicated and inherently tied up in political considerations.
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To be clear, comparing yourself to others isn't inherently a bad thing.
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What happens inside of them is inherently out of sight and reach.
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Such trouble is especially likely with corporate bonds, which are inherently illiquid.
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The alt-right philosophizes that gun control is inherently a feminist plot.
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Any presidency inherently has that kind of structure with or without skill.
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They each highlight the ways in which black art is inherently political.
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There's nothing inherently better or worse about one external trigger versus another.
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These fictional memories aren't inherently a bad thing, the authors point out.
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In short, their lack of observability makes them inherently challenging to study.
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The exploration and acceptance of queerness can be an inherently lonely experience.
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In fact, queerness as a whole can be an inherently lonely experience.
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Sound: Researchers have discovered that some sounds are inherently unpleasant to people.
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She, like Taylor, eventually realized that the word itself isn't inherently offensive.
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"Inherently the film was slick, and the direction was gorgeous," she said.
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Perhaps the most important is the inherently volatile nature of the sport.
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Does Apple putting its name on a product make it inherently chic?
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Caring is inherently personal and intimate, and takes place behind closed doors.
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Because authenticity is inherently personal, it's nearly impossible to nail it down.
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"He can't be straightforward, because the policy is inherently inconsistent," Legum said.
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"Breweries are inherently laid back," he said, pausing to take a swig.
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Above all, investors see these securities as inherently riskier than government debt.
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It is neither uncommon nor inherently unethical for industry to fund scientists.
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This isn't to say that projects directed by women are inherently better.
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That's not inherently a bad thing, though the competition is catching up.
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It is not inherently bad or violating, although it certainly can be.
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This show can't escape its source material, though, so it's inherently silly.
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This means that capitalism is inherently unforgiving: today's leader is tomorrow's failure.
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But smaller coins are inherently vulnerable, and the risk is only increasing.
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That means Republicans inherently have the upper hand in the gerrymandering game.
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Sculpture is inherently participatory, closer to the real, living world than painting.
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This isn't to say this kind of ad targeting is inherently bad.
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I think that inherently limits the scope of the news you get.
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At the same time, cyber-security risks are inherently tricky to price.
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A social transition is, of course, completely reversible, and not inherently dangerous.
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Seemingly, the books' wide-ranging success is inherently tied to the covers.
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I think people ghost because, inherently, it is uncomfortable to reject people.
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Of course, there's nothing inherently wrong with bright colors or equine faces.
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Where like "can't go" inherently has this expression of regret or whatever.
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Replacing loud things—like trains—with human screams is just inherently funny.
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Nobody feels nice listening to Rap music because its inherently mean-spirited.
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Image: Shutterstock Some combinations of notes inherently sound better than others, right?
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The stakes are inherently higher, though, when we're talking about Black entertainers.
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"I don't think white witches are inherently bad," Violet wrote one day.
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They did note, however, that not all Pepe depictions were inherently hateful.
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There is something inherently comforting about the unconditional love of a pet.
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Both businesses are fake and both are built on inherently faulty concepts.
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I suppose there's nothing inherently crazy about Musk's plan—except his deadline.
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"Insects are inherently high in fat and protein and minerals," said Bessa.
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It is inherently dangerous and the temptation to abuse it is great.
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Their vision inherently requires dramatic drops in cost and increases in capability.
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There's something inherently relaxing about watching icons gently sway on a screen.
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Is Facebook's method of advertising and news consumption inherently good or bad?
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But as Clover noted back in 1992, perspective-switching isn't inherently empowering.
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How did you make something so inherently digital work for your processes?
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What makes these Facebook Live events different is that they're inherently political.
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But that doesn't necessarily render these marketing stunts as inherently bad things.
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There's something about movie-themed beauty products that makes them inherently amazing.
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Any "good" or "bad" value talk is inherently negative toward the player.
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According to critics, no matter where these trains travel, they're inherently dangerous.
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The protein that gives rise to prions, PrP, is not inherently dangerous.
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"Potatoes are inherently a very healthy vegetable," said Keeling in an email.
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Reporting on Taliban activities was a journalistic effort that was inherently dangerous.
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Poverty is inherently sad, as are bank robbery, unplanned pregnancy, and murder.
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But Livewire "still inherently knew what was right and wrong," Heisserer says.
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There is nothing inherently wrong with celebrities making the transition to politics.
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And there's nothing inherently weak about making concessions in negotiation with adversaries.
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I don't mind it, but I'm not inherently affectionate in that way.
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I don't mean to suggest the military is inherently a bad thing.
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Perhaps the dominating success of One Direction inherently overshadowed any similar efforts.
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They don't have to be inherently feminist, some of them blatantly aren't.
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Every mass shooting is inherently politicized -- long before the trigger is pulled.
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Anderson's dogs are the latter, and there's something inherently corny about them.
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Lawther fares better if only because James's cringing neediness is inherently funnier.
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There is nothing inherently wrong with government action to spur the economy.
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Publicly taunting the Germans and the Canadians is inherently a bad idea.
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Human beings are inherently designed to learn, grow, and connect with others.
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Predictions are inherently flawed and difficult, of course, and economists often disagree.
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Being inherently illegal and without proper regulation, yes, it could be dangerous.
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It is inherently violent to call for the demolition of Roe v.
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The impeachment process is thus also inherently political, despite its legalistic structure.
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Second and most important, identity politics is inherently the politics of division.
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And strengthening of IPR protection is inherently a slow and institutional process.
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"Our governance is inherently social," Vlad Zamfir said, on one such stage.
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At the same time, there is nothing inherently wrong with the practice.
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Laws and regulations inherently move at a slower pace than technological innovation.
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Britain's counter-terrorism strategy, known as "Prevent", was inherently flawed, it said.
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Smarter automated firewalls There's nothing inherently wrong with the Internet of Things.
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"They finally found that segregation was, in fact, inherently harmful," powell said.
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All actors realize that political arrangements and economic motives are inherently linked.
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Di Maio accused both Renzi's and Berlusconi's parties of being inherently corrupt.
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If you're counting those insurance policies, you're inherently counting new car sales.
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But there was also conversation about whether the lyrics were inherently misogynistic.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with telling a story that's been told before.
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Opposing societal norms that are inherently unfair or misguided is one thing.
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"There's nothing inherently unethical about exhibitionism," confirms psychologist Dr. Lori Beth Bisbey.
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Now to the big question: Is the men's rights movement inherently misogynistic?
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"Weird Al" Yankovic: I've written instrumental pieces which are inherently not funny.
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Celebrities posting things is inherently kind of interesting simply because they're celebrities.
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The issue is that men like this compliment downwards: it's inherently patronizing.
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Long-term modeling is also inherently uncertain work whose data often lags.
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Collective behaviors are inherently more "simple" than individual ones, in other words.
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People always try to pinpoint hip-hop as if it's inherently homophobic.
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The professional leagues we watch are inherently tangled with our political fabric.
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Such intra-state inspections are therefore both time-consuming and inherently incomplete.
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At the time, Jacob was freelancing, an inherently feast-or-famine pursuit.
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Is the tip of our finger inherently more salty than our palms?
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Let's not lose sight of the fact that technology is inherently neutral.
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The kind of inherently uncool-cool that takes vibrator recommendations from Goop.
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Supply is inherently fixed; it's very much like gold if you wish?
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And like the internet, cryptocurrencies are not inherently a force for lawlessness.
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Still, unknown to us, the tactics we were using were inherently political.
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I think the immigration system in the United States is inherently racist.
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Twin Peaks doesn't believe relationships between men and women are inherently horrible.
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A more cautious approach, of course, is not an inherently bad idea.
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In music, it has always felt like broken hearts are inherently gendered.
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Biologists make a big song and dance about evolution being inherently random.
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The policy is also inherently limited in its focus on federal prosecution.
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There is nothing unconstitutional or inherently dangerous about re-enfranchising former prisoners.
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The ocean is so wild and inherently weird—it's still so unknown.
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A zero-sum perspective is inherently hostile to collective agreements and treaties.
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So I wonder if this is a problem that's just inherently unsolvable.
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The beach and the cabin are inherently relaxing, calming and rejuvenating environments.
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He just benefitted from the gene pool of an inherently evil family.
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Competition is inherently dramatic, yet sports have been woefully underrepresented on stage.
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These are the things we inherently have the power to deal with.
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Why do we assume female leaders are inherently gentler and less egomaniacal?
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Door-knocking, on one level, is an inherently inefficient way to campaign.
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Limiting ourselves to a cyber perspective will produce an inherently myopic analysis.
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There is something inherently funny about a cow on a barge, visually.
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There's nothing inherently cheap about a mystery, even a dragged-out one.
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In this mainstream view, trade deficits are not inherently good or bad.
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People have different rating standards, and written explanations are inherently more nuanced.
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The ruling inherently put pressure on the FDA to formalize those guidelines.
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"Gun possession, while inherently dangerous, does not necessarily indicate aggression," Pfaff said.
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However, any crime estimate is inherently flawed due to what goes unreported.
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And politics will be involved, because the enforcement mechanism is inherently political.
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The path to freedom for Muhammad Ali was an inherently American one.
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First, people inherently perceive themselves to have greater mental capacity than others.
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"It is inherently racist because No. 1, it divides us," he said.
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Traditionally, economists understand money creation or "money printing" as being inherently bad.
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Traditional media — "one transmitter, millions of receivers" — contain an inherently totalitarian structure.
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The Russia reversal and the NATO turnabout were inherently linked, of course.
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Its inherently evil and must feed ... On others for it to survive.
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Apple needs China, and that puts it in an inherently troubling position.
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Focusing on the painters highlights the inherently pluralistic artistic traditions of India.
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Narcissists often believe their views are inherently superior to other people's perspectives.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with this; it's how interest-group politics work.
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But such initiatives, which resemble a lottery, are inherently hard to scale.
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The good news is that caucuses are inherently safer than traditional elections.
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Chukwu, aims to dramatize the inherently undramatic: the moral culpability of one
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They are inherently jingoistic, relying on primitive posturing to provide any payoff.
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It's that lack of transparency that makes the activity inherently anti-democratic.
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It's not that I think that the sculptures themselves are inherently holy.
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Electric vehicles are inherently superior to internal combustion engines in several ways.
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Common goals, like exercising daily or waking up earlier, aren't inherently enjoyable.
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There is nothing inherently perfect about someone who "got to" get married.
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This is particularly problematic in government, because collective bargaining is inherently political.
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The public inherently dislikes pardons (your reader questions bear testament to that).
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We are striving to build systems and approaches that are inherently safer.
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This would be a major deterrent, because these people are inherently cowards.
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One answer could stem from those inherently emotional components surrounding the subject.
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The death penalty is inhumane, not least because it is inherently irreversible.
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Are women just inherently more likely to use more qualifiers and softeners?
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There's a lot of ways ... And it's gonna be inherently less interesting.
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" Le Bon found that crowds were inherently "unanimous, emotional and intellectually weak.
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He does not hold all people, and all peoples, as inherently dignified.
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Statements about the country's inner workings inherently involve a degree of guesswork.
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There's something very inherently appealing about seeing how tricky people can be.
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It's a cliché, but the world is an inherently a messy place.
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I think dongle inherently … You know what, all tech terms have that.
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In the 1930s, the world of tennis was an inherently privileged one.
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It is an inherently helpless response to the very real monsters among us.
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Yet handing out losses from a bank failure is an inherently political judgment.
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Unlike traditional printed, carved, painted, or sculpted works, Prince's makeovers are inherently ephemeral.
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And you can steer restaurant choices to places that inherently have healthier options.
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Superheroes inherently engage with our society's ideals, morals, and struggle to be good.
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Camp style is inherently performative, but it's also easily digestible for the masses.
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There is nothing inherently unionist or nationalist about the question of marriage equality.
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So, a novelist wrote a mystery novel — there's nothing inherently surprising in that.
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A presidential transition is an inherently uncertain time to be a federal employee.
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As Vox's Jeff Stein noted, there was nothing inherently wrong with Clinton's efforts.
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It's not like anyone would let someone so inherently biased to weigh in.
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In other words, no one, be they Democrat or Republican, is inherently stupid.
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Our current elected officials are doing their jobs in an inherently difficult time.
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"The usage of blackface was deeply and inherently racist," Vox's Jane Coaston notes.
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So because of the additional piano/synth work, Alturas is inherently different sonically.
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I do CrossFit, (which, if I'm being honest, inherently makes me an asshole).
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A new poll has a large majority believing the media is inherently biased.
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The Olympic Games are inherently dramatic, a parade of Did you see that?
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After all, Lebanon is pluralistic, but it is not an inherently divided society.
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Abortion itself, when performed up to standards, is not inherently unsafe, Sedgh said.
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Readers think a live-streamed chase is inherently worth watching, so they'll watch.
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"We know drug trafficking is an inherently violent business," Sessions said in June.
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Veterans of President George W. Bush's administration said such swaps were inherently problematic.
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No modality combo is inherently bad, let alone a reason to break up.
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And all of that would inherently make Paris Hilton a style icon — right?
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"Transitions are inherently stressful, but we do grow through change," Dr. Amsellem says.
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Let me start off by saying that Navdy in itself is inherently cool.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with wanting to change your body or feel better.
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The answer is inherently tied to the position of women in Chinese society.
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Lucky for us, car shows, like any big press event, are inherently weird.
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As a competitive gymnast and a woman, I inherently compare myself to others.
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The stories aren't inherently scary, but the way you're forced into action is.
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We have a criminal justice system that is inherently infected with racial bias.
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Buyers inherently have more power and don't always provide the most favorable terms.
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This is not to say there is anything inherently 'lesbian' about their outfits.
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Tech isn't inherently innovative nor is it a solution to the world's problems.
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It's not that there's anything inherently wrong with checking in on your child.
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The big question with Differential Privacy is whether it's an inherently weaker approach.
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Not because they were inherently great, but because they were willing to sacrifice.
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Are they inherently good or bad, and how does that shape their societies?
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Since this was done through the executive branch alone, it was inherently unstable.
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Weddings are inherently patriarchal, so how will we minimize that in our ceremony?
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I think that reality TV is successful inherently because it's based in illusion.
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Now, that's an inherently lower-margin vehicle, and that's a problem for them.
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Our language is not inherently neutral: We create it for our own purposes.
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These cages are controversial, as many animal advocates see confinement as inherently cruel.
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Player agency is a tricky thing, and game design is inherently audience-focused.
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Many of them really do believe Hillary Clinton's presidency would be inherently illegitimate.
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Its method for acquiring its data has long been viewed as inherently flawed.
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STLC ratings for investment-grade entities are inherently about liquidity and financing flexibility.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with drawing inspiration from books, TV shows, or films.
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War, art, and expression are all inherently affected by and results of politics.Definitely.
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Fandom is inherently conservative — it's literally an institution set up to preserve something.
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Kholeif sees the artist as neither inherently pessimistic nor optimistic about the future.
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These four unregulated networked companies know they have inherently discrimination-based business models.
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Twitter's big advantage with Periscope is that they're both inherently real-time platforms.
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Because, for example, a browser's native source code inherently runs faster than JavaScript.
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Companies are worried about funding and respectability, they think we inherently damage that.
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And that, by definition, means the nature of the endeavor is inherently political.
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Lee, however, cautioned against viewing Chinese religion as inherently vulnerable to blessing scams.
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This makes it inherently difficult for Congress to repeal an authorization once given.
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Illegal abortions, whether self-induced or performed by untrained providers, were inherently dangerous.
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But as First Lady she is an inherently important figure in American politics.
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Integrating modern technology into healthcare isn't new, and it isn't inherently bad, either.
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Regulation inherently requires tradeoffs between costs and benefits, possible advantages versus potential harms.
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This election is challenging this inherently positive nature that is so specifically American.
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It's about support for the idea of universal programs, an inherently progressive ideal.
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Corporate structures that depend on layers upon layers of debt are inherently fragile.
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The truth is, we each have an inherently emotional relationship with our money.
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Military missions even in relatively small built-up areas are inherently complex endeavors.
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If memory serves, the N.A.A.C.P. already proved that separate schools are inherently unequal.
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Lacalle says that thinking is inherently counterintuitive, but investors don't seem to care.
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Just because the right's task is inherently easier, does not make it different.
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The clear design of this titanium-backed crystal set makes it inherently versatile.
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This country is inherently a country of immigrants from all around the world.
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This strategy is inherently risky, may not be successful and could be costly.
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But Goodrich said that doesn't mean there's anything inherently wrong with the property.
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He need not rely on political advertising, which by definition is inherently dishonest.
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Humanizing Syrian refuges at a time when they're highly vilified is inherently political.
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Sometimes she said that her subject matter turned out to be inherently political.
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Ultimately, there's nothing inherently wrong with wanting a better online experience for ourselves.
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One can argue that there's no such thing as an inherently shitty language.
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Does the Atomico founder view tech as agnostic or is tech inherently good?
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I like feeling a connection to athletes, even if it's inherently one-sided.
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And this would be a major deterrent, because these people are inherently cowards.
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You know what else is a huge but inherently finite pool of stuff?
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There's a profound logic to this partnership, but it also appears inherently unstable.
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Skin is also inherently tricky, and its qualities differ from person to person.
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You'd be forgiven for assuming that "battle royale" is an inherently violent genre.
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But for people like my mom and grandmother, the unpolitical was inherently political.
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That said, it's worth repeating that fantasizing about other people isn't inherently problematic.
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Are you someone who finds the grain of a particular voice inherently interesting?
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There is nothing inherently sexual about poop attacks in general, Levant told me.
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The drug trade is not inherently a dirty one, anymore than coffee is.
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But intensifying the military's crackdown in such a troubled area is inherently risky.
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Sometimes, that's not a problem, even if it is an inherently truncated image.
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People may be inherently good, but the hierarchical structures of society are awful.
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All of us inherently know what's theatrical and what needs to be onstage.
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One element of the N.R.A.'s argument is true: Guns are inherently dangerous.
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I mean, a lot of quote-unquote "issue advocacy" is inherently candidate-oriented.
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Heretofore, we humans have always been inherently narcissistic in our embrace of progress.
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There is an inherently segregational nature to new access-oriented technologies like this.
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Applications are inherently risky, because they are the gateway into your IT infrastructure.
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Real estate is an inherently local market, so they both could be right.
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Our model inherently is a model that focuses on how to reduce it.
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Such a conceit assumes that there is something inherently deadly about Death Valley.
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It rests on the assumption that feelings are inherently more trustworthy than facts.
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One major difficulty is that measuring a quantum object inherently alters the object.
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That's because paintings and manuscripts are inherently different objects, with very different markets.
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An app to record Iowa's complex caucus results isn't an inherently bad idea.
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We're inherently skeptical of most lending products being good — or "cheap" — for customers.
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Finally, there are those, primarily Republicans, who believe that government is inherently inefficient.
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We should care about the polling because impeachment is an inherently political process.
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Oil prices are inherently volatile, and they could go back up any time.
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But progressivism is inherently hostile to moderation because progress is an unmitigated good.
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"The mind is inherently embodied," George Lakoff and Mark Johnson wrote in 1999.
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Aflalo wants to break down the notion that sustainability is inherently more expensive.
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Most parents should save even more, however, because investment returns are inherently uncertain.
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And sort of you're taking the playing field and making it inherently uneven.
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It is not the same as racism, but the two are inherently connected.
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"There's nothing inherently dangerous about political considerations in economic investments," he told CNN.
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"America first is an inherently inward-looking, not pro-globalization policy," said Zandi.
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Both, he suggests, are inherently biased, but both are potentially open to change.
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Dictating what information doctors can give to their patients is inherently un-American.
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"Do something that you are inherently good at or talented at," writes Cantrell.
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It's also important to remind you that mental health issues aren't inherently bad.
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But increasingly today's chief executives reject that advice which inherently favors male candidates.
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Nations trying to screw other nations, races inherently trying to oppress other races.
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It's inherently compromised, with less impressive driving dynamics and materials than its competition.
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"We see the value of your share consideration as inherently uncertain," said Robert.
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Maybe I'm a romantic, but I do think of librarians as inherently radical.
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I would change REPIN to SEPIA, since straight RE- words aren't inherently interesting.
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Of course, any gamer would say that their chosen pastime is inherently social.
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And homeless women are inherently vulnerable, with higher personal safety risks than men.
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It's not that drones inherently come to life, it's the people controlling them.
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My purpose here isn't to argue that religion is inherently good or bad.
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The Constitution's detractors maintained that large nations with disparate populations are inherently unstable.
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As if these qualities make us inherently purer than other, more populous countries.
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With so much cynicism out there, it is also an inherently optimistic act.
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Because, in the end, democracies are inherently more inclined to live in peace.
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It is not because these texts, as objects, are inherently goofy (not deliberately).
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The story of the Pines is inherently complicated, as are its Piney residents.
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The producers and artists want to think that if I create a movie that's inherently great, if I write an article or a book that's inherently great, that if the idea or product is self-distributing, it'll just go viral.
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Because they avoid transfers to the rich, such schemes are inherently cheaper than UBIs.
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However, you do it as part of your job, which makes it inherently manly.
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We wonder who will show up to the party clad in something inherently problematic.
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While it has its own American history, white nationalism is an inherently global movement.
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This means Polly is purposefully trying to convince her sister she is inherently evil.
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Even if, as Barris said, the environment in which it exists has inherently transformed.
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Like a Chanel quilted crossbody bag, there's something inherently classic about pink nail polish.
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Try if you like: The X-Files Demonic possession is an inherently terrifying concept.
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Also, the sandboxing of mobile operating systems makes hijacking a camera inherently more difficult.
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"I think it ends on an inherently hopeful note, for sure," Moore told CNN.
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Like polished Calacatta countertops and rose quartz crystals, a marbled manicure is inherently chic.
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Several African countries have suggested that the ICC is inherently biased against African nations.
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Advertising as a business model creates inherently misaligned incentives with regard to data capture.
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Hitters inherently depend on the pitcher's accuracy, which puts pitchers in a godlike position.
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Food fuels the soul, and is inherently connected to our culture and our roots.
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In reality, policymakers have to use their judgment, meaning their decisions are inherently uncertain.
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Something along the lines of Western culture is inherently logical, intellectual, collaborative, and organized.
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Under circumstances like the ones most countries now face it is almost inherently bad.
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It's actually not inherently crazy for the US president to meet his Russian counterpart.
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Also, it's a giant roll of paper for going doody, which is inherently funny.
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"Spider silk is inherently biocompatible so the wound does not reject it," he says.
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" In that same letter, Hasan also said that "The union framework is inherently adversarial.
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Natalie Portman may not be French, but her beauty secrets are almost inherently so.
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If something were inherently broken, it would stay broken the rest of our lives.
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Opening weekend records are forever beatable because movies inherently get more expensive over time.
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There's a lot of inherently negative stereotypes about geek culture that go into that.
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So my work is inherently about all these juxtapositions, trying to reckon with them.
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Farming is inherently risky business—but the bigger the farm, the safer the bet.
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And overall, the moves reinforce the myth that immigrants and refugees are inherently dangerous.
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Under these rules, all uncovered breasts were inherently sexualized, regardless of the poster's intent.
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Li explains that the wrist is an inherently fraught location for measuring heart rate.
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They're taking the inherently ugly, seemingly undesigned world of weaponry and making it beautiful.
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So, sure, Donald Trump isn't saying that having Mexican parents makes you inherently biased.
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To this archetype, politics aren't inherently personal and can be conveniently discarded when necessary.
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"Dairy markets are inherently volatile," said John Newton of the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with this kind of free-to-play mobile strategy game.
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For many of us, it was just another colloquialism, one that was inherently ours.
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First, it forced the contestants to wrestle and be theatrical, which is inherently awkward.
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Streetwear is inherently populist, and what is (hopefully) more populist than a political movement?
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Stepping inside a physical space populated with actors, however, is inherently singular and unique.
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Typically, overweight men on television are allowed to be more slapstick and inherently funny.
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The infiltration of technology by demonic spirits has always been an inherently terrifying prospect.
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I was inspired by the thought of it, so it inherently became my reality.
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JT: I don't really think any of those things are inherently good or bad.
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Kids inherently are so giving and kind and they want to do good things.
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Recognizing this genre for what it is does not make the films inherently bad.
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In his essay "Repressive Tolerance," Marcuse argued that modern Western societies are inherently oppressive.
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They tear people down and are inherently unfair to the autonomy of the individual.
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These cliffs can only grow to certain heights before they're inherently unstable, DeConto said.
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Kendall isn't afraid to look awkward in a way that's vulnerable and inherently interesting.
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Many of our severest problems are inherently global, particularly climate, epidemics, migrants, and terrorism.
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Of course, banks are still inherently leveraged businesses, reliant on external confidence and funding.
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It is an inherently political project, which is one good reason to leave it.
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There's nothing inherently wrong about a fan spun annual celebration of a beloved franchise.
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Well, so, first of all, this is a market, which is inherently inefficient, right?
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"I think being trans inherently involves a complicated relationship with your body," she said.
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It's a casino whose chips are inherently anti-authoritarian, which is no small thing.
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But spaceflight is inherently risky, and he did not attempt to hide that fact.
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Holmes: He inherently knows where he has room to maneuver and where he doesn't.
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There is nothing inherently evil or bad about this piece of glass and plastic.
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An isolated platform inherently closes customers off to important revenue opportunities on other networks.
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Inherently, that private aspect of my life made me feel like I didn't belong.
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Reagan was inherently skeptical of the efficacy of government bureaucracy to improve people's lives.
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But historically, what sets Wonder Woman apart is that she's genuinely, inherently, intrinsically good.
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It doesn't care how you accomplish that, or how inherently powerful your character is.
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Part of the problem is that the social concept of "trending" is inherently broken.
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The thing about creative passions is that they are inherently satisfying on their own.
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Remember: You're inherently dealing with a digital interaction when it comes to dick pics.
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It suggests that people with mental illnesses are inherently violent, especially without proper treatment.
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Any transition would be inherently complex because the ISS is not a U.S. entity.
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Such advertising is "inherently deceptive" and the F.T.C. should ban it, the report recommended.
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First, make it clear that gun violence and mass shootings are not inherently connected.
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So salary scales like Fresno's, which are based on prior pay, are inherently unequal.
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It is inherently difficult to estimate economic growth in a world that never was.
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These and other features add a degree of fairness to an inherently unjust situation.
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Pipelines, like most energy projects, are inherently controversial and subject to vigorous public debate.
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"There's nothing inherently wrong with routing apps, but the problem is overuse," Bayen says.
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The intelligence community is inherently unwieldy, and to some extent always will remain so.
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"Some of the president's actions were inherently corrupt," he wrote on Twitter on Thursday.
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Neither is inherently superior; each is generally adaptive to its ecological and historical challenges.
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Is it inherently appropriative for a non-Chinese person to wear Chinese-style apparel?
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Visions of the future and alternate universes are inherently political, because change is political.
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Which is not to say there's inherently something wrong with straight white cis men.
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I don't believe limits are so inherently limiting; they can be evaded and confronted.
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Cinema does inherently glamorize everything: It has actors, and there is a stylization there.
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Art is just as real as reality because reality – life itself – is inherently fugitive.
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Tattersall argues that men may not inherently want children, but learn to want them.
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Life is never going to be easy, but that doesn't mean it's inherently bad.
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Beating an incumbent Republican in a state as red as Montana is inherently difficult.
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Remember that people of color are not inherently more homophobic than white people. 42.
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Facebook is full of people freely posting that Islam is an inherently violent religion.
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Those kinds of conditions are inherently hard to diagnose, and diagnoses are necessarily subjective.
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The decision: The Supreme Court unanimously held that separate educational facilities were inherently unequal.
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However, Screwvala said your jewelry might not be as inherently valuable as you think.
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Schmidt liked to hire rocket scientists, too, because they are inherently interesting, he says.
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War is inherently unjust, but the Just War Ethic has made it more just.
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But recreations are inherently shallow because, inevitably, they cannot live up to the original.
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Nevertheless, the systems we depend upon are, in many ways, fragile and inherently vulnerable.
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This requires forcing molecules together into long chains — called polymers — that are inherently unstable.
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That was a great boon for musicians and artsy types, but it's inherently unsustainable.
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Burning fossil fuels, for electricity, heat, or transportation, inherently involves enormous levels of waste.
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It might seem inherently bad to have the purchasing power of a falling dollar.
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But modeling a hurricane is inherently challenging, especially the farther it is from land.
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It is not ridiculous to think that F.F.P. is an inherently anti-competitive measure.
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Criticism is a kind of news reporting, even if the news is inherently subjective.
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Batteries are designed to store as much energy as possible, so they're inherently volatile.
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Humans inherently compare ourselves to others, it's part of our need to fit in.
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Nigerian designers have gained international recognition with a style sense that is inherently cultural.
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It is not inherently bad, but that's no excuse to let it boil unchecked.
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Global health is inherently political, but do you think it's even more so now?
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The tobacco industry was built around a product that is inherently dangerous and unhealthy.
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Either proposal would mean more federal intervention in decisions long viewed as inherently local.
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Those two things are inherently intertwined, and you cannot fix one without the other.
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And drawing comparisons between the suffering of different groups is inherently fraught, potentially reductionist.
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"Since air travel is inherently dehydrating, drinking plenty of water is key," she adds.
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Otherwise our public analysis will be inherently astigmatic, which leads to bad decision making.
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Sullivan was not inherently funny, so Mr. Jordan created a comic version of him.
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More important, mixing intelligence gathering, espionage and counterterrorism with political corruption is inherently problematic.
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These and other conditions render Russia's economy vulnerable to inherently strong anti-competitive forces.
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"This would be a major deterrent, because these people are inherently cowards," Trump said.
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But the physical aspects of disasters inherently limit how fast that response can be.
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He's made the argument that-- having a trade deficit is a bad thing, inherently.
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He showed up and was like, don't you remember that everybody is inherently racist?
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But the odds in criminal sexual assault cases are inherently stacked against the victims.
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"There is nothing inherently wrong about a president calling for an investigation," he said.
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Period pieces — in TV or film — are inherently tricky because of the historical context.
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The Recording Academy inherently values commercial success and popularity over artistic merit and diversity.
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A woman's promotion in and of itself is not inherently dangerous to a marriage.
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Now, using euphemisms is not inherently wrong; sometimes it's the right thing to do.
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So there's something inherently wrong with that, and that's what the President is addressing.
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Twitter has a similar policy of treating high-profile political tweets as inherently newsworthy.
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Our political system has become so toxic that voters inherently tune out opposing viewpoints.
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Enterococcus isn't an inherently dangerous bacteria; most humans have some living in their gut.
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Airports, designed for the complex interaction of specific processes, are inherently prone to obsolescence.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with either choice, but the former was disarming at first.
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The inherently playful nature of emoji adds a layer of irony to her tweets.
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Bruce Rauner (R) — over salaries and other benefits for government employees is inherently political.
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This is an inherently difficult pivot to execute, and Biden didn't execute it gracefully.
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This approach is inherently destructive to growth and job creation in a market economy.
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In The Crown, the inherently undemocratic monarchy is a tool used to protect democracy.
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So my wish is to communicate that stress and anxiety are not inherently problematic.
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A strongman rules by fear -- inherently viewing citizens as weak and governments as powerful.
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Animal agriculture is inherently inefficient and requires far more resources than plant-based agriculture.
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And I love animation; I think I'm just inherently drawn to it since childhood.
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To be clear, there's nothing wrong or inherently unhealthy about 100 percenting video games.
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Scott Olson/Getty Images A lot of US police work is inherently racially biased.
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And some experts say street food is not inherently less sanitary than restaurant food.
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They have a lot of reactions to things we can almost inherently not afford.
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And there is certainly room to argue that Dunham's actions were not inherently sexual.
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The result was a sweeping, grandiose, inherently cinematic comic — just as Ellis had promised.
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I should state upfront that the chosen one story isn't inherently a bad thing.
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Although the app is inherently technology-focused, the interface and controls seem slightly old-fashioned.
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It's frustrating to hear for many Democrats, but Hillary Clinton was an inherently weak candidate.
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Better yet, it's property that is precisely where you'd want new development: downtown, inherently walkable.
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This doesn't mean that legalizing marijuana — and potentially loosening access to it — is inherently bad.
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I'm not arguing that these posts are not valuable or that they are inherently bad.
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Yes. But he is, inherently, a hot person — and a hot person he shall remain.
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"That means all of these cloud-based enterprise software companies are inherently deflationary," Cramer continued.
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"That inherently means that oil-induced volatility very much remains on the table," he said.
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But the motivation behind remote exorcisms isn't inherently born out of the desire for convenience.
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It's inherently difficult to get people who already have cars to take someone else's vehicle.
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It is near-universal and inherently emotional: pure disappointment, the announcement of an unanticipated problem.
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Still, heuristics stayed as the de-facto strategy mostly because venture capital is inherently complex.
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"The House of Representative is inherently a place for ambitious people," Hammill told BuzzFeed News.
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The situation is far less straightforward with activities that are inherently amorphous and or ambiguous.
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The fallacy that having a girl on the poster somehow excludes boys is inherently harmful.
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You can get more creative with this inherently feminist ensemble than you might initially imagine.
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The modeling business is inherently superficial — it's an industry based on looks, and looks alone.
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Dragons, of course, are inherently epic, as is the goth-glam icon the Night King.
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Why, then, should AI software vendors charge per user, when doing so inherently disincentivizes usage?
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They categorize all sex between men as inherently risky, on par with intravenous drug use.
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One is that certain environments are just inherently challenging for an autonomous vehicle to navigate.
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Caring for oneself — or caring for others, as the wholesome Patrick does — is inherently political.
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The founders of such companies inherently are taking financial risk, reputational risk, and career risk.
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That you just make something that's inherently clicky and people will just automatically share it.
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In other words, it feels like an inherently inclusive space, whatever angle you're coming from.
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Squads are, after all, inherently exclusive, and their marketability decreases considerably as you get older.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with shows that have a viewpoint; this show has a viewpoint.
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By distilling the product to its essence, the company has made the line inherently utilitarian.
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But the idea that advanced AI will be enlightened and inherently good doesn't stand up.
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I concede that it's inherently unfair to critique a movie that one hasn't seen yet.
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He also said the relationship with Mosby's office was inherently strong and will remain so.
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Both companies operate massive data collection operations, powering targeted advertising on an inherently invasive scale.
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Such an endeavor is inherently subjective and James doubts her tool will get everything right.
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You can't get the kind of studied randomness that's inherently present in a video store.
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But in itself, government was not inherently productive; rather, it was a stabilizing background force.
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But it also found that most of the cupping research out there is inherently flawed.
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And when the government is the employer, they argue, all union activities are inherently political.
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Bad actors were able to exploit this inherently unequal power dynamic to operate with impunity.
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The middle men who emerged throughout the 19th and 20th centuries were not inherently parasitic.
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The anarchists profess adherence to the nonaggression principle, which asserts that aggression is inherently wrong.
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And if they really can't be made to match that, they will be inherently disappointed.
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An eight-letter alphabet, he said, is inherently more specific than a four-letter alphabet.
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Trump, who has called Black Lives Matter "inherently racist," talks condescendingly about African-American issues.
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I certainly don't think it's ... I don't think any of these things are inherently bad.
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The current lack of AI transparency and education inherently causes mistrust of this important technology.
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It raises a larger question of whether we should see government assistance as inherently undesirable.
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It would be inventing something that it doesn't know, but inherently must be wired into.
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But in the overall scheme of the universe that prequels serve, they are inherently superfluous.
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"These objects are inherently problematic, and that's why they're potentially effective teaching tools," Hale said.
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All of the above are inherently economic concepts outside the expertise of the enforcement staff.
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There's something inherently a little silly about using tiny cartoon images to simulate sexual acts.
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People talk in pictures, and talking in pictures is inherently out of reach for me.
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Unlike PRT, self-driving cars aren't inherently electric cars, so environmental friendliness isn't a given.
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This bears repeating: Flirting on apps when you're in a relationship is not inherently bad.
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"My particular interest is air pollution," Milloy said, alleging that EPA's scientists are inherently biased.
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I believe that I was raised inherently feminist, by my single mother and my grandmother.
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Critics say that because these are government employees, even their collective bargaining is inherently political.
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He was anti-establishment and anti-theology, and called one-sided political ideologies inherently fascist.
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That's why it's good to see Spotify remembering that music is an inherently social experience.
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I'm not saying that business success is inherently disqualifying when it comes to policy making.
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"Your characterization is so inherently wrong and biased," he told Cordes in a House hallway.
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According to the group, the act of opening spaces to the public is inherently contradictory.
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If someone wanting to buy something from a brand, there's nothing inherently wrong with that.
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The judges said Trump characterized the countries as "inherently dangerous," not the people within them.
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This inherently builds a relationship that extends beyond just the nuts and bolts of investing.
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Robo-advisors, on the other hand, operate solely on algorithms, making them inherently less flexible.
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They are inherently violent, and so they can't be reformed; they have to be abolished.
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"The default view seemed to be that Western civilization is inherently bad," he told me.
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And suicide — inherently the most self-destructive impulse one can act upon — is, indeed, preventable.
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It is not inherently bad for a media outlet to be, broadly, "for" rich people.
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Saying that having a photo ID requirement at the polls is inherently -- are you ready?
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Historically, time may be right for Romney as chaotic times inherently seek a stabilizing leader.
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Is it possible to have an underrated white person, or are white people inherently overrated?
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Military service is inherently dangerous, but the nation owes its servicemembers the best possible protection.
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We should also appreciate the fact that China is not inherently an expansive military power.
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Metal may be inherently inhuman, the uneffaced index of industrialization, but at least it's tangible.
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Notice, looking for the best value is inherently frugal, whereas looking for sales is not.
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"The Warren" is chilling because X's situation is not only impossible but truly, inherently irresolvable.
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Like, the structure of a reality TV show is inherently validating of the star's feelings.
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There were multiple, and it represents the multitudes of black America—and, inherently, its humanity.
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The power structure that inherently diminishes TVCs is rooted in the same foundation of inequality.
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There are real-life consequences to treating entire communities as if there are inherently suspect.
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Trade deficits are not inherently good or bad; they can be either, depending on circumstances.
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Transportation is inherently local, and the future of of mobility innovation will be as well.
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For his part, he only agrees to glitch certain images—things that are inherently symbolic.
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Masculinity is not inherently toxic, but masculinity does have its toxic effects within queer cultures.
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The show, while inherently silly, trades in edgy comedy, some of which is race-based.
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The problem is that it forces constant development and unsustainable growth, which is inherently unstable.
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They promote the idea that features like wrinkles or pimples are inherently negative physical features.
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Whether conscious or not, any participation in social media is inherently an act of curation.
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The pop culture and art you consume is inherently political; it unavoidably shapes your worldview.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with subverting expectations, but in this case, it mostly induced frustration.
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It will be an inherently conservative decision if Rooney starts ahead of him this summer.
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Many artists also prefer to splurge a little and add noises that aren't inherently musical.
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Incarceration, particularly the indefinite detention without charges that the United States devised, is inherently stressful.
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They contribute to the common perception—which Wiper once shared—that factories are inherently ugly.
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There is nothing inherently wrong in admiring work produced by a less than admirable person.
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Cusack is so inherently charming that he lends Gordon more sympathy than the character deserves.
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In 1954, in a unanimous decision, the court ruled that segregated schools were inherently unequal.
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But Jon's move was inherently destabilizing and made some kind of subsequent bloodshed essentially inevitable.
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Shifting legal immigration toward a point system is not an inherently good or bad idea.
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Several global organizations say that elephant tourism is inherently wrong, and should be phased out.
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Mike and I have strong family relationships, so that's always inherently a base of story.
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Obviously, it's inherently difficult — financially and otherwise — to raise a child as a single parent.
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Nor are they a substitute for sound policy, which demands inherently human, not algorithmic, choices.
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"There's something inherently naughty about it in our childhood minds," he says about the dispersal.
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The inherently political nature of running elections can call into question some officials' decision-making.
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Like Ayn Rand, he taught that money isn't inherently good or bad: It simply is.
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I am inherently cautious and have always tried to be aware of the possible risks.
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Data sent to the cloud is inherently less secure than data stored on a device.
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The Economist: There was a view in the 1990s that the net was inherently democratising.
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The G-Wagen is a strange vehicle to recommend in that it is inherently absurd.
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Some argue that the test itself is inherently biased in terms of how it's written.
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"It is inherently a somewhat subjective thing to figure out what is disgusting," he acknowledged.
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Because they are inherently risky, they should be undertaken only by the most experienced investors.
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But critics argue that altering terminology means little because yoga is inherently a religious practice.
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But the death penalty is inherently violent — so those traditions now are really at loggerheads.
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Gabbard has been a vocal supporter of Modi, despite his inherently discriminatory policies and views.
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Unlike most demonstrations for various causes, participating in the March for Life is inherently selfless.
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The Trump administration's policies are predicated on an unwarranted belief that refugees are inherently dangerous.
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Every thriving democracy's mere existence is inherently a threat to totalitarian regimes and their leaders.
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Ironically, Democrats killed filibuster power on nominations as inherently abusive, except for Supreme Court vacancies.
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The goal of maintaining a growth rate of 6.5 percent is an inherently difficult one.
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But its reinstallment rejects the more sweeping Islamist argument that all statues are inherently idolatrous.
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I felt furious at the industry, at the institutions that were inherently flawed and discriminatory.
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We may have forgotten this in our current circumstances, but presidential campaigns are inherently ridiculous.
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Pipe bombs are inherently unstable devices and could be set off simply by handling them.
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But without meticulously surveying the environment just before the event, any comparison is inherently limited.
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Certain jobs are inherently dangerous, and deaths in the workplace vary from state to state.
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While some may find these gossipy curiosities inherently interesting, their larger significance is left unstated.
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A strategic threat to Israel inherently poses a national security threat to the United States.
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National security is inherently a federal responsibility and cybersecurity attacks do not respect jurisdictional boundaries.
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That sounds inherently homophobic, but often it's not — often it's queer creators doing the queerbaiting.
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He also said the researchers don't believe Teslas are inherently more vulnerable than other cars.
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I realize that I am not my thoughts, and my thoughts are not inherently true.
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"The force necessary to overcome a victim's physical resistance is inherently 'violent,'" Justice Thomas wrote.
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It's one thing to say that women aren't inherently less capable; of course they aren't.
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Inherently flimsy security standards embedded in most caller ID systems also make spoofing relatively trivial.
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It's not that women are inherently magical, or have a monolithic view of the world.
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While he didn't attract a top-tier opponent, the state's tilt makes him inherently vulnerable.
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How do you see that conversation and the legacy of music inherently political or apolitical?
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Opponents counter that the reactors were inherently unsafe and cost overruns were a natural consequence.
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Won't your whole effort just be perceived by Republicans as inherently political and not independent?
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Culling from pop culture and comic book lore, there's something inherently American about Crash's paintings.
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But it is not the kind of romantic mutual love that we find inherently valuable.
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There was always something more inherently "cool" about Crowbar than Grim Reaper and Beavis and Butt-Head inherently knew that, just as today's "cool" metal culture craps on Periphery while giving bands with a whole lot of very similar musical elements like Pallbearer a pass.
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Is it simply saving money, or is there something else that's inherently valuable in traveling inexpensively?
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Maybe her other family members could, because she thought they were inherently stronger than she was.
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Both of these groups really do see black America as an inherently lazy, violent, lawless place.
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Working in the worlds of experimental music is inherently closed off from parts of the world.
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An active woman onscreen is a powerful image, and one that is inherently resistant, even radical.
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In it, Orlando triumphantly addressed Manifesta-goers as those who inherently know the value of migration.
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"Potential of catastrophic disaster is inherently greater in an airborne vehicle," part of the presentation said.
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Of course, this one starred Prince, meaning it was inherently weirder than any of its contemporaries.
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I'm not implying that the Ryan Reynolds and Goslings of our world are inherently bad people.
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Naureen Shah, Amnesty International USA's senior director of campaigns, said the refugee ban is inherently cruel.
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Trump's framing of the NFL protests as being inherently unpatriotic sought to take advantage of this.
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Our creative act is inherently one of optimism; it imagines a better, richer, more enlightened world.
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And while a booty call text message is not inherently bad, they're not always received positively.
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For Obama, issues of race are inherently personal in ways that they weren't for his predecessors.
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The resentment of an individual based on what they look like is an inherently un-American.
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Yes. Is it going to create some inherently false markets which will hurt some inexperienced investors?
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Designing skin-obscuring pieces for activities that demand a wide range of motion is inherently challenging.
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Success stories make us feel good, but this kind of celebratory exceptionalism inherently overlooks so much.
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"People see abortion as inherently selfish, but for most people, it's a major sacrifice," she said.
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And since Trump is the one not paying the bill, delay is inherently in his favor.
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Even while talking about school bullying, the author refuses to believe that children are inherently mean.
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"If it's done right, I don't actually think there's anything inherently wrong with [Gaggle]," Fasulo said.
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Polar bears are inherently unpredictable, and more so when they're in poor physical condition, he added.
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But Milstone said any dataset from this coronavirus outbreak was still inherently limited at this point.
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"The accusations were inherently preposterous," attorney Mike Ware, of The Innocence Project of Texas, tells PEOPLE.
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Some things like tools for reproductive health, reducing maternal mortality, those are just inherently helping women.
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Similarly, if a company is focused on highway driving, it should inherently have far fewer disengagements.
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The film criticizes gender roles, but it doesn't denigrate feminine qualities as weak or inherently fake.
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Up to now, their strategic utility has outweighed the dangers they inherently pose to Pakistan's stability.
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These new ventures are inherently risky, and we may never realize any expected benefits from them.
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This doesn't necessarily always make sense, especially for filmmakers, whose work is inherently a collective effort.
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The first, to which several lines of evidence point, is that the virus was inherently potent.
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There is no way to eliminate the pressured competition from a situation that is inherently competitive.
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Collective bargaining, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy said, is inherently political when the government is the employer.
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Inherently, I understand and I get that, and the truth in any particular case obviously matters.
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"A daily run is hard to make a habit and can be inherently solitary," says Goodman.
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The relationship between loan servicers and borrowers feels inherently adversarial, but Rabinovich discourages thinking that way.
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Delaware law, he said, presumes that controlling shareholders have "inherently coercive" power over their fellow investors.
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Or, that the people who experience cute aggression are inherently more flexible in their emotional expressions.
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Vine failed to help its creators thrive, and therefore inherently lost most of its top stars.
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In these series, dutiful, hardworking people try to make an inherently biased system work for everyone.
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But as long as the subject is white supremacy, the Wolfenstein aesthetic is almost inherently political.
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This is not to say that there's anything inherently wrong with fun content that's also therapeutic.
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First, cakes are no more "inherently communicative" than any of the other mentioned goods and services.
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Something inherently satisfying exists in these squashed, soft sculptures, similar to actually putting a butt out.
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Use your one "Infinite" incubator to hatch 2km eggs, since you'll inherently hatch more of those.
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Batteries are certainly the largest and most widespread problem, but they're inherently dangerous and combustible devices.
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Moreover, carrying large sums of paper money can be inherently less secure than accepting cash digitally.
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Others chose to voice their support in different ways:Which DC's DOT really appreciated:Streetcars aren't inherently bad.
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Because driving is inherently an unsafe activity compared to walking around in circles in your house.
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"The story is really about how most things aren't really inherently bad or good," says Quinn.
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OIL TRADERS are inherently strong-stomached, but even for them October has been a woozy month.
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And some studies indicate that the use of big data analytics in policing is inherently biased.
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"Understanding an inherently complicated benefit is difficult," said Scott Whatley, president of E*Trade Corporate Services.
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New York is not among the latter, which made testing the products from Mary's inherently difficult.
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It is inherently an act of satire, something that comes with real targets and real responsibility.
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It still gives us pop music cliches that we love but it is also inherently fun.
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But it's still important to understand that fighting disease isn't only, or inherently, a technology problem.
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Characterizing not just a nation but its people as inherently bad is prejudice, pure and simple.
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There really shouldn't be anything inherently wrong with men reporting or commenting on women's health issues.
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A company using pictures of kittens in its press pack is inherently likeable in my book.
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And the game is inherently viral, as it pushes you to send your charades to friends.
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Aside from the inherently political nature of the trip, it also has a significant religious dimension.
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There is a scoring item for "best line of the week," an inherently subjective idea. Why?
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"They are using an inherently partisan process in my view to get an ideological trophy," Sen.
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Consciousness is inherently private, and trying to express it visibly meant bumping up against other consciousnesses.
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Some people are inherently more motivated to practice their skills and some people need a push.
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Although annuities have been getting terrible press of late, the products themselves are not inherently evil.
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Most people write characters, and in writing a character they're already inherently simpler than most humans.
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There is nothing inherently unusual in Trump taking advantage of a dinner to speak with Putin.
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The unauthorized release of classified information is not only inherently a selfish act but a crime.
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When we send them off to war, we inherently know some will never come home alive.
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But I do think there's something inherently provocative about young women doing things that are new.
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For MMT, monetary policy is inherently political and has relatively little impact on the productive economy.
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Not that there's anything inherently meaningful about the 2,100 value on the main U.S. equity benchmark.
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So while buttons may reminded passengers of such mindful courtesies, some people are just inherently flawed.
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"There is nothing inherently 'manly' about being strong," she wrote alongside a photo of herself flexing.
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The default risk inherently differs slightly from that of the country's highest rated issuers or obligations.
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WWDITS plays on the inherently hilarious juxtapositioning of vampires and the banalities of everyday modern life.
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There's something so inherently lethargic about watching a full head of lettuce grow into adult lettuce.
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I think inherently they're often overlooked, because they're a lot more of a labor-intensive search.
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This could be another blow against the increasingly unstable position that digital media is inherently dangerous.
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Who the believers are: Conspiracy theories are not inherently partisan, and neither are anti-science ideas.
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As Democrats, we believe that our social values are inherently better than those of the Republicans.
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That doesn't make such articles inherently bad, but the trick is to maintain its values here.
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While the entire infrastructure of the internet is bending toward real time, blockchain is inherently slow.
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And legislation should not imply that the exchange of data is inherently bad; it is not.
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That type of testimony is excluded in a law court because it is considered inherently unreliable.
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It's inherently violent, because of the demands that are placed on workers and on the environment.
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Ethanol, biodiesel, and even the drop-in fuels are inherently cleaner and healthier than petroleum products.
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Talking across academic fields is inherently difficult, says Nicole Coleman, an AI expert at Stanford Libraries.
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At its base, the idea of regulating a private business into political compliance seems inherently unconservative.
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While congressional investigations are vital means to hold the administration accountable, they also are inherently limited.
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Changing this dynamic means refusing to engage in the inherently flawed race to the moral bottom.
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Employees inherently have energy, ideas, gifts, and talents that are worth being shared with the world.
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His claim that institutional journalists are inherently compromised is a typically self-righteous, if intriguing, response.
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Withdrawing from Syria is not, on the face of it, an inherently bad or indefensible policy.
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Nor is there anything inherently amiss about Cuomo's public criticism of the NRA, and vice versa.
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Acknowledging that black life has historically been devalued does not inherently devalue the lives of others.
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