There's nothing innately wrong with imagining that you can fly.
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What is it about a woman's body that's innately sexual?
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This is something Hamilton's fan base seems to grasp innately.
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Clinton is viewed in Moscow as innately hostile to Russia.
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They can be healthier, but they are not innately healthier.
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Pose doesn't paint the circumstances of LGBTQ characters as innately tragic.
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She was an optimist also, whereas he was innately somewhat pessimist.
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Its product is innately more complicated than most others in fintech.
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But that's because men are innately better at these industries. right?
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His sister, Erin Runnels, remembers him as an innately talented musician.
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These are the skills that make us "innately human," she explained.
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Innately, we favor family over strangers, our tribe over other tribes.
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"Debbie is not innately brave; she is being brave," she said.
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The leafless branches of trees, innately inescapably lacy, push into the sky.
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They become useful tools which allow us to express what's innately inside.
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Feidman reckons the problem arises when people unlearn what they innately know.
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"The beauty of what is innately simple is concept," Bjork tells Creators.
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She innately has that DNA that understands how to land her points.
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None of which is to say that women are innately better leaders.
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Some people just seem innately hilarious while others, well… have nice personalities.
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I do feel like, especially with the term 'millennial,' there's something innately disrespectful.
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Naked mole rats are innately humorous creatures, but these ones are extra special.
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Slavs and Turks do not have some innately "Asiatic" preference for authoritarian leadership.
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I see a dude wearing armor, wearing something that's artistic and innately couture.
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Unfortunately for our furry friends, the festive light displays are innately less celebratory.
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There's nothing innately wrong with that, I guess—but it's a counter-movie.
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A common theme was that the EU is not innately a bad thing.
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Innately charming though Smith is, Philip is one of the show's sourest notes.
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Who are the most innately curious members of our society if not detectives?
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In a world of endless suffering, a catharsis is "innately complacent," he concludes.
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It was just to make sure that innately bright people got to go.
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But surely we're past the point of finding female sexuality innately terrifying now?
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"Certain foods they innately know are healthy, like nuts, fruits and veggies," Blake said.
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Finally being able to really drive the 570S was intoxicating, exhilarating, and innately frustrating.
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If you think about it, going to the movies is an innately weird experience.
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Women, she recalled him saying at the time, are innately better at domestic chores.
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This is a distinction often missed, but it's one that Manuel Gonzales understands innately.
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That's innately not in line with what I like to do as an actor.
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People who teach, preach and help others for a living should understand that innately.
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Typically, wild horses innately know to move to higher ground when a storm surges.
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That shows me that it is innately a part of you and a bias.
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You know those people who are so instinctively, innately, annoyingly good at giving gifts?
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Those memories, behaviors, and overall experiences are innately part of the Black American experience.
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Could the app change me, a book nerd who innately favors reading over running?
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There's something innately hilarious about the costume — which costs at least $150 on Amazon.
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Humans are innately curious and love exploring new worlds; it's one of our greatest qualities.
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My references will always innately be something along the lines of the David Bowie era.
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But the reality is so totally not scary because kids innately listen to their parents.
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These interactions aren't innately engaging or meaningful, it's the writing that makes them that way.
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If dark magic consumes rare creatures, are the people who use it all innately wicked?
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There's a lot to be said about the smartphone's role as an innately personal device.
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The meaning of any meme is innately flexible and Kane's tweets are a turning point.
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I'm an innately and deeply anxious person, but I'm still fascinated by horror and suspense.
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According to Newtonian physics, all objects in the Universe are innately attracted to one another.
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But that effort also implies she's innately certain of every concept that crosses her mind.
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Gender identity is not your physical sex but the sex with which you innately identify.
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In the Hippocratic tradition, people could be categorized as innately sanguine, choleric, melancholic, or phlegmatic.
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There's something innately actor-ish about the role — again, maybe one of the key attractions.
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Ryan has created a world of enchantment that is both innately familiar and uniquely magical.
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Nothing is innately masculine or feminine because traditional gender roles differ for every person and culture.
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Making the decision isn't easy, but the good news is that we already do this innately.
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And I think it's one of the reasons that we're as innately close as we are.
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Since her death, we've seen again and again how wonderfully irreverent she was, how innately rebellious.
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Because innately, as humans, we're very selfish people, and we really wanted to have a family.
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" It said that women don't advance in their careers partly because that they are innately "neurotic.
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Because skateboarders, Hubbard says, are innately more in tune with earth and its energy than many.
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It is a primal sensation—we all innately know the feeling of cloth on our skin.
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Some of us yearn for curlier, longer, straighter, blonder, darker — anything we're not blessed with innately.
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In trying to control it, however, you realize there's not much about sex that is innately quiet.
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"We didn't realize the responsibility that it innately has," Watson said about the show's impact on viewers.
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There is something innately alluring about neon that draws the eye like a moth to a flame.
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People have always held my work to [the fashion] industry, because I do a glossy finish innately.
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Because enemies are innately hostile and everything is a zero-sum competition, military strength is America's greatest asset.
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Irascible headlines shout constantly, graphic images pollute thoughts; the innately beautiful parts of humanity can be hidden away.
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He showed us that just because music was innately physical did not mean that it was anti-intellectual.
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Nonetheless, readers have to assume she enters Area X because she's innately curious about what caused his death.
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"Unlike traditional software development, ML systems will never be 'bug-free' because prediction is an innately fuzzy science."
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This film is an attempt to bring empathy and nuance to the complexities of this innately human choice.
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The waxy texture on the palate innately intensifies the high-toned minerality and prominent acidity of this wine.
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This particular candidate wanted to win and was genial and a good man, but he was innately stubborn.
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Those grievances, once again, are rooted in how he innately believes he is being mistreated by the media.
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Because it is unable to satisfy the vast variety of people's wants, a centrally planned economy is innately coercive.
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They are also innately, pathologically disturbed, cocooned in fantasies that filter and warp the reality of coarse daily life.
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We don't innately need to go to bed at the same time; the desire usually comes from someplace else.
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You have to be driven, innately creative, and smart about how you use every minute of every day, too.
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"These new data suggest the latter [theory] may be correct: something is in the saliva innately," Commins told Gizmodo.
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They innately know how to be the leader of the pack and the trendsetter everyone else wants to copy.
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High-growth startups innately feel the pain of having talented folks in roles for which they have no skills.
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There is nothing innately religious about Syria's war, but its broader political forces have played out along religious lines.
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A career in zoology calls for people who are innately compassionate with animals and are fascinated by their behavior.
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On Dangerfield, the lyrically dextrous and innately witty Lansky Jones represents for his often underrepresented side of the city.
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To the other side, this only affirms suspicion that their opponents are innately anti-democratic and must be excluded.
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And understanding that stuff through her lens allowed me a kind of context that I wasn't built with innately.
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The star of the group is undeniably the innately graceful and laser-focused Amina (a perfectly cast Ms. Shihabi).
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" Stephen Baldwin "Rare to have friends who innately have the heart of giving, Luke was one of those people.
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And I think, speaking of Natasha's joke, there's something about laughing at really sensitive things that innately make things better.
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More specifically, it chose a political enemy effectively born onto the internet and innately capable of waging an information war.
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One theory, advanced by Antonio Brencich, a lecturer at the University of Genoa, is that the bridge was innately flawed.
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There's something innately satisfying about turning a wheel or flipping a switch and seeing the same thing happen on-screen.
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According to pagan belief, leafy greens like spinach, chard, and kale are innately energized to bring money into our lives.
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The subject matter may seem simple, but the decisive voice and style of Flint's paintings are uncluttered and innately striking.
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She's innately understands that television is often at its best when it's told through small scenes featuring just two people.
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As Jews, they belonged to a minority unjustly scorned by many Americans at the time as innately criminal and sinister.
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Today's chess engines, innately oblivious to these principles, come across as brutes: tremendously fast and strong, but utterly lacking insight.
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The idea that people are innately good — which is what Hilary hopes to prove — certainly has an enhanced quixotic luster.
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This landscaping crew knows — innately, intuitively, instinctively — how to tend grass and how to improve the look of a lawn.
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Men innately don't have to make that case, because the American public is very used to seeing men as president.
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Conversely, if we believe people are innately good, we will encounter more validation to fill up that bucket of beliefs.
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The device is too innately fascinating to be conquered by lifehacks, which feel like treating a hernia with vinyasa flow.
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The danger of the word "genius" is that it implies an almost biological category—an innately superior being, a superhero.
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If that were the case, he thought, nonconcussed athletes who are innately slower processors should also exhibit a higher injury risk.
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New research found that many girls think that being smart and brilliant is something that's innately male — and that's not okay.
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"There's something rebellious about applying mathematics, which is innately elegant, to the crude act of sex or masturbation," he told me.
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Perhaps Rowling decided that creating a house for innately evil children wasn't an appropriate path for her American wizards to follow?
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Photo: Alan D. Wilson (Wikimedia Commons)Birds probably know quantum physics better than many humans—it just comes to them innately.
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MT: Psychology is an interesting science because people tend to believe that they are innately experts in their own cognitive processes.
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Some animals are innately resistant, meaning they have altered the chemical target of those toxins, namely, the ion channels and receptors.
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It's all to say that Trump wants the people to know he "gets it," because he innately knows what is happening.
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The myth persists that boys are innately better at math than girls, despite evidence to the contrary from analyzing test scores.
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Bellavance-Lecompte's apartment feels like one such place, and yet it is also strikingly minimalist, restrained and, so, innately, unmistakably Milanese.
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There's something innately human in her quest to feel validated by others in a world in which she feels completely overlooked.
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Racism only further complicates this by holding people of color to a white standard of beauty they do not innately possess.
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Militarists, however, see an innately and implacably hostile enemy at best, and at worst an irrational "death cult" akin to Nazi Germany.
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I've already had lunch but I eat some salad anyway to join him; there's something innately bonding about sharing a meal together.
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But unlike the pro-Trump media's usual enemies, the Parkland students innately understand how to use this broken system to their advantage.
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Girlhood is a time where we innately trust our bodies: Without thinking twice, we catapult our bodies into somersaults on a trampoline.
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I don't know what kind of women Verhoeven is surrounding himself with, but strong-willed, fierce women don't innately hate each other.
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Women have babies, they're innately wired for caregiving, and therefore...they should just do that and leave the other work to men.
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Modern society is not innately more sinful than our grandparents; it's just that our grandparents didn't have access to as much sin.
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Luciano: And it's fun to hit at those bigger themes from the place of these animals who are innately naive with everything.
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But the esoteric parley couldn't disguise the heightened partisan tensions surrounding the controversial language of a president many Democrats deem innately bigoted.
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Are all restaurants equally suited to benefitting from Tock or does it innately favor certain types of establishments like fine dining restaurants?
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" Lassere shares with The Creators Project, "There is something innately interesting about the translation of a musical instrument into a sculptural object.
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By including an 'L' in the name it was thought the Japanese consumer would find the name innately North American and authentic.
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Filled with the trepidation of vertigo and the thrilling sensation of falling through air untethered, bridges innately carry an uncertainty to them.
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Not all the tracks on "El Maquech" are so innately catchy, though the entire record keeps a tight hold on your attention.
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Tur claims that most Trump supporters were not innately cruel and would probably not say such things at work or at home.
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"Labor is innately a very conservative set of institutions because they [have] real responsibility to their members," said Rogers of that disappointment.
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So innately, if he picked up a ball when he's 60 and threw it, it would have a little sink on it.
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While women were innately supportive of females going for higher office they also focused more on policy for the broad social good.
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"Tara and Jake are the most loving and good and innately kind people you will ever meet," said the elder Mr. Musiker.
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Is that something you had to deprogram yourself of or are you innately better equipped than most to calmly deal with death?
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Something innately forward about these prints makes them subversive, and few who passed by the young gallery's booth could resist getting up close.
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As a result of Google and Apple's actions, they are required to operate as entrepreneurs without the resources innately necessary for the job.
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I don't think any user interface — whether it's a computer or a bicycle — is the sort of thing that humans just innately understand.
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But a similar effect appears in "Mary Magdalene" (1640s-1650s), the totality of which, though beautiful, is less innately engrossing than the parts.
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Bisexual women experience a disproportionately high amount of sexual violence compared with straight and lesbian women, and that innately makes sense to me.
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Many individuals in the BDSM community describe themselves as innately "kinky," often recognizing this aspect of their identity in childhood or teen years.
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" Michals agreed, pointing out how innately aesthetic the feline form is: "There's a certain beauty in the way they jump or curl up.
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As the lead singer of post-hardcore faves Thrice, Dustin Kensrue has been just as responsible for songs that innately resonate with people.
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It's not that these attributes are innately non-queer, as LaFleur seems to imply, but that discrimination long made them appear as such.
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"For hundreds of years, women were told they shouldn't compose because it was unfeminine and women are not as innately creative," she says.
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Yes, these are, admittedly, museums, but these institutions are innately stunning creations that harbor dozens of galleries, which themselves harbor more stunning creations.
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"I am suspicious when those who are at an advantage proclaim that a disadvantaged group of people is innately less able," he wrote.
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The industry is chasing a vision of a digital assistant that is deeply personal — one that understands, anticipates, adapts, and is innately human.
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After long days of making work that is innately ephemeral, I find great joy in making tactile things — mostly things I can eat.
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They innately understand the finality of Mr. Rodriguez's absence, and rather than alarm, they simply picture him floating away on a grand piano.
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She is part of a generation that understands innately that a make-or-break factor in this business is how you self-promote.
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After all, Islamism, like good art, is innately subversive; it captures diffuse feelings of alienation in a way that is difficult to fabricate.
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We need to stop assuming that women are the default caretakers and somehow innately better suited for the job because that's just sexist baloney.
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But if there is something improbable, even innately funny, about McAuliffe in statewide elected office, the governor doesn't just know it — he's laughing along.
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"Witchcraft in and of itself if very empowering for women... you know that all of your power is just innately within yourself," says Luna.
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Innately political and true to its roots, it serves as a celebration of reclamation and defiance in the form of an actual, physical movement.
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" Confidence, but not arrogance "To be confident means innately you believe that if you work hard and try hard you will reach your goals.
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The term "trafficking" is innately confusing, and human trafficking is not the same as "human smuggling," which means illegally moving someone across a border.
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The gym has now grown to be more efficient and bigger—bigger than all of us involved, but Dave innately is the original seed.
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The first theory was that, because stories are innately pleasurable, they make us less aware of, or even make us avoid, our negative thoughts.
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That's why, Arnade pointed out, people in these communities often feel distrustful of the press, who, he said, are an innately "front row" group.
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And though they have been historically categorized as a garment that's innately feminine, girly, and proper, in recent years, they've expanded far beyond that.
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All sex (except for heterosexual marital sex) is considered innately sinful and to be avoided, and participation in it corrupts and contaminates both participants.
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The sounds, words, and wisdoms derived from the lyrics are innately a piece of my daily life, becoming part of my goals for betterment.
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Mr. Palmer said at a recent meeting he viewed them as innately less intelligent than the "typical" American citizen, as well as a threat.
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Lately, the fur industry has gone on the defensive, seeking to challenge the reflexive labeling of their business as innately unethical and ecologically irresponsible.
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This barrier we face innately projects fear or intimidation to reach out and access services that may or may not be offered on campus.
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He reveals The Echo is something everyone innately has in their aether, for everyone is descended from Ascians and all Ascians possessed this ability.
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I was taught that I was innately bad and that I had to work at these rules in order to become something approaching good.
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She executes this vision through the use of textiles such as flags, garments, and banners as they innately reference social issues including labor and class.
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After all, quantum computers are innately error-prone, meaning you don't necessarily get the final answer you'd expect from the algorithm due to intrinsic noise.
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I just think of the character and who it's inspired by, and I know innately what they would wear and what they would never wear.
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"The things that I thought were just innately Carol were actually, a huge piece of it, is her background in the Air Force," she explained.
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As Safeena, Alia Bhatt is dynamite - a true example of an actor who is innately talented and willing to work hard at honing that talent.
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Its relatively short, yet storied history has close ties to the fine art world, and it's innately enmeshed with the complex story of Berlin itself.
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Cancer (June 21-July 22): Cancer, you are innately a sentimental character who thrives on rehashing old times and distant memories with your closest pals.
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"La Koro Sutro" is ambitious and large-scale, lasting nearly 21946 minutes, yet somehow personal and modest, too, with a kind of innately American directness.
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The purpose was to find out if chimp behavior might differ in different environments, or is it so innately chimp that you find it everywhere.
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Although heating and cooling systems aren't innately sexy, Dandelion is banking on an eco-friendly method to make heating and AC costs lower for homeowners.
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LGBTQ people innately understand the importance of the federal court system in maintaining the freedom to exist as a queer person in the United States.
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White supremacists justified their violations of the rule of law by implying that black Americans simply, innately, didn't care about law or order at all.
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Such is the party's conundrum: it is too small to pretend it might lead a government, too close to the political centre to be innately distinctive.
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Additionally, they can be organized very quickly and their innately separate qualities offer protection in case the value of their investment is significantly reduced or lost.
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But Kim, like Hirohito, is also portrayed as innately good, perhaps even too good for this harsh world, hence his often silly and childlike public appearances.
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He is not only a brilliant negotiator, but also someone who is innately able to predict the future, especially having to do with finances and economies.
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" Even Ms. Deming, a 23-year-old prodigy who worked in Ms. Kenyon's lab at age 12, points out that "aging is innately important to us.
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The report includes images from a fascinating slide presentation that presents the "millennial" as a young professional innately invested in the skills well suited for CAMS tech.
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After years in the business, she's innately familiar with the level of craft it takes to engineer a pop song, and that serves ROSE GOLD enormously well.
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Julia could come across as a little ditzy, but Gemma was so adamant that Julia was innately smart and that she was a product of her time.
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No one is innately and permanently wired to be violent, operating only on the impulse of their mirror neurons when they see violence in front of them.
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It's innately interesting to learn about the workings of a distant moon, but there are also some things Io can tell us about Earth, de Kleer said.
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But at its core, Potential Drawings is an innately human series; the works' soft lines and dots evoke bodily curves and make the otherwise austere drawings intimate.
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Offensive security culture is innately inclusive: This is a business in which companies hire hackers to outsmart them, to find an organization's breaking point before criminals do.
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The left and the Washington Post — which are perhaps one in the same — default to an innately negative lens in analyzing the actions of the Trump administration.
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Instead, it was part in parcel of a larger theoretical framework that associated whiteness with civilization and saw blacks (and other non-white groups) as innately deficient.
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"Sometimes they may even see themselves as innately good people so the narrative they have of themselves is 'I could never do something like this,'" Pacheco explains.
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More than anything, though, the film is about this innately human hunger to improve, succeed, and win—evoking a sense of excitement that is really, really contagious.
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Mr. Bannon has called the news media the "opposition party," characterizing it as innately hostile to the Trump administration and therefore deserving of neither trust nor transparency.
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It looks like the films, feels innately Star Wars, introduces new concepts, and adds layers that people have been waiting to see for a long time. pic.twitter.
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Part of it has to do with stigma, of course, but sometimes it has to do with preferences that were developed either innately or by societal influence.
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I spent weeks trying not to get killed — the walk-sign, the green man, came on for mere seconds — and there was something innately funny about the assignment.
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Her viewers are every age, race and gender, and her appeal is universal, something she felt innately growing up in an all-white neighborhood back in New Jersey.
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" Nicole Russell at the Washington Examiner argued that men are "innately wired" to be "aggressive, competitive, or stoic" and that "The cure for masculinity isn't less, but more.
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Had Iran's hard-liners quietly pledged not to release the prisoners until the sanctions lifted, keeping them as bargaining chips against the US they see as innately distrustful?
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If you're an innately funny and creative kid, and suddenly you're given this huge audience, of course it confirms the belief that you were always destined for fame.
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No one innately knows the answers to these questions about Bandol, unless that person happened to have grown up in a terraced vineyard on a hillside in Provence.
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But it can also take some unappealing forms, like a fetishization of Native Americans as simple, innately wise healers waiting to offer their secret wisdoms to paying customers.
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Mr. Damore argues that there should be a meritocracy regardless of gender, but as long as women are viewed as innately inferior then achieving meritocracy is not possible.
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Growing up in Queens among other South Asians, I innately understood whiteness to be like the pair of aspirational jeans that were always a few sizes too small.
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"The implication was there, in public attitudes and administrative regulations, that people in need were somehow innately inferior to other human beings," he wrote in The Boston Globe.
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I know others, men and women, are with me in this, but I think that women are innately poised to notice, accept and act on these natural subtleties.
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Biological essentialism is the belief that people of different genders, race, and sexual orientation are all innately, essentially different due to a set of nebulous predetermined biological factors.
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"When your focus is innately, deeply, one hundred percent become these kids in your life and their well being it just seems to put everything into perspective," says Jackman.
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Krasinski's blockbuster reflects the assumption we make, whatever our personal experiences, that the connotations of "family" are innately positive, even when it's used as an excuse for bad behavior.
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But in space year 2016, the song is now a kind of internet catalyst, an innately funny spark that, when applied to almost anything, gives it an absurdist tone.
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But, as I found with the McLaren 570S, just because a car is made less expensive and lighter than its brand-mates doesn't mean it's innately amazing to drive.
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It's not that monarchs have an innately better fashion sense than the rest of us; it's that dressing like a royal makes one feel a bit more like royalty.
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A Republican-only drafting process isn't undesirable because partisanship is innately unwholesome, but because it generates legislation that is drawn only to satisfy a narrow section of the population.
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Instead, we need to bring back the American Dream of a just society, where everyone has an opportunity to reach "the fullest stature of which they are innately capable."
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The Israeli national narrative, of a long-forgotten homeland waiting to be rediscovered by a citizenry scattered by history, implies a Jewish identity that is innately ethnic and national.
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This is not proof that P.S.G. is better without the world's most expensive player, or evidence that a project built on and seduced by star power is innately flawed.
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Park and Wong are both innately likable, which makes the movie pleasant enough to watch, but also a bit of a slog given the ostensible inevitability of where it's heading.
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We can't apply this innately human capacity to AI yet, as, according to Hofmann, there's still not enough research on how humans process all the sensory cues they're surrounded by.
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Some see in this history grounds to believe that the north is still more innately class-oriented and thus ideologically confrontational and the south more self-sufficient and thus entrepreneurial.
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Christmas music is also often structured in a way that makes it innately pleasing, according to Brian Rabinovitz, PhD, a neuroscientist at William and Mary who specializes in musical cognition.
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"If you do discover it [from a playlist], you are innately more likely to go to the [artist's] page, and Spotify has the latest releases at the top," he says.
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Decades before the concept of optimal foraging, Frank Bené, an American ornithologist, discovered that hummingbirds learned about color too, contrary to the belief that they were innately attracted to red.
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Under Trump's proposed policies, they would be innately suspect; had he been president when they immigrated to America, they would've been barred from entering, and Humayun Khan never would have served.
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"It's an innately human thing, like eating and sleeping," Rousey — who is the executive producer of the aptly titled series Why We Fight on Verizon's Go90 free video service — tells PEOPLE.
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Investors see U.S. Treasurys as innately more attractive, because of the depth and liquidity of the U.S.market and the fact U.S. yields have been higher, while other global benchmarks are negative.
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I think we write about hope deferred a lot because that idea is fascinating and I think that idea is an innately human one that we all have to deal with.
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"I think the previous emperor and empress could have spoken in English too, but these two do it so innately - it's a real tribute to all their time abroad," Kawanishi said.
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Named after a revered Norse god, Odin the dog more than lived up to his mythical moniker last week when his innately heroic nature took over during the devastating California wildfires.
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Along this path of technological development, many people have also noticed — or more precisely, missed — the kind of physical interaction that human beings innately crave as part of their basic existence.
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And with it being innately part of my job, as it is for many people, was it OK for me to step away and take a breath that I so desperately needed?
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Since you can build machines that fix their own problems—debug themselves—these machines are innately self-aware, and therefore there's nothing stopping them from evolving until they reach HAL-like proportions.
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You should be aware—as we all are now, innately, biologically, the information stored deep within the global psyche—that there was a wedding a lot of people cared about very much.
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When established facts back up something Trump either innately believes to be true or something he wants to be true for political reasons, he is more than happy to tell the truth.
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But there is no greater demonstration of the continuity of Mao's legacy as innately at the center of communism in China than to recall the rule of that Great Reformer, Deng Xiaoping.
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I don't think it is even conscious for me personally, and innately every artist who is reflecting the current times is participating in an active process of surviving culture and developing it.
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" Years later, Vogue underlined just how "innately poised and well-mannered" she was from the start: "As rough-and-tumble as she gets onstage, Stefani leaves that attitude behind when the concert's over.
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To be sure, there is a long and inglorious history of false cross-racial accusations that led to lynching as well as enduring racist stereotypes about black men as innately violent and hypersexual.
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This contributes to atrocities: If Alawites are seen as innately pro-Assad, then Sunni militias could conclude that all Alawite civilians are a threat and treat them accordingly, which prompts more defensive sorting.
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Parameters of gender identity are not clear cut, and there is a risk that such presentations will imply that there's something innately different about art by women, or that it is necessarily feminist.
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While some parents make it a priority to explain the difference between entertainment and digital ads, kids are not innately hostile towards commercials and generally don't mind the sporadic interruption of video advertisements.
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Nearly 15 million views later, Clairo was another potential breakout from a self-starting generation of songwriters unbeholden to genre or equipment, who innately understand branding and the currents of the online zeitgeist.
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That task, more or less, was to produce the output of a random set of operations that the quantum computer can do innately, but as far as researchers know, a supercomputer must simulate.
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Within the pages of the 1999 edition of Teenage Smokers, Templeton's images of cigarette-smoking youths manage to be painstakingly cool and nearly sensual at times, despite the innately taboo subject matter at hand.
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Most ASMR videos feature an ASMR artist speaking softly into a microphone and acting out a scenario while playing close attention to the viewer, which some people find innately appealing regardless of the content.
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When technology arises that so closely mimics elements that are innately human—our speaking styles, personalities, voices, faces, and even mannerisms—it's tempting to feel our palms get sweaty, knees weak, and arms heavy.
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There is something innately fraternal about casual culture, which at its heart comprises both the one-for-all and all-for-one spirit of brotherhood and the almost comic competitiveness which comes with it.
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People who deal in lies in order to gain and maintain power over others are acutely aware of this, and they knowingly exploit a societal tendency to innately trust pretty, charming, and powerful people.
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So, just as the red carpet has retreated from politics after last year's foray into Times Up, so now the red carpet has dipped only one toe into something more innately political about gender.
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"The Box" puts Brown's seemingly unflappable dentist Philip under the harsh fluorescent lights as Jake (Samberg) throws himself headlong into the interrogation and Captain Holt (Braugher) tries to take his more innately deadpan approach.
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Hands have to be bent in uncomfortable positions, uncalloused fingers get sore, and it becomes clear that human extremities innately possess the coordination of a newborn deer that's been grazing in a field of ketamine.
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"We're fascinated by how people manage to make careers as social media personalities, especially when what they're doing is innately limited, like vape tricks or social experiments or impressions of Family Guy characters," they said.
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There's some evidence that one of the driving forces behind direct care's low wages is that women have worked in child and elder care without pay throughout history and thus are stereotyped as innately altruistic.
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Some attribute this to an innately conservative business culture; others point to networks of white men who connect through college, work and social activities and who feel more comfortable with people who look like them.
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Long before the United States Army put a gun in his hands, this child of a poor black neighborhood was conditioned to attack — by a toxic confluence of environment, circumstance and an innately combustible nature.
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I knew somehow, innately, that the kind of freedom I truly desired was much more hard-fought and hard-won than the one I'd sought in the rules and restrictions of yet another constructed paradigm.
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The Red Threads of Fortune and The Black Tides of Heaven each tell the story of Sanao Hekate's children: Mokoya, who has prophetic visions, and Akeha, who can innately understand what motivates people into action.
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The state, in this view, is not an instrument of the American electorate, nor even a hurdle to be overcome as mainline conservatives often see it, but rather an adversary innately hostile to the people.
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Some argue that government should simply hand billions of dollars to local governments to build their own networks—rhetoric suggesting government-led options are innately better and collaborations with the private sector are inherently bad.
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There is something innately voyeuristic about going to the theater, sitting in a darkened room elbow to elbow with strangers, eyes all attuned to the staging of a story taking place in front of you.
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Yes, the show is innately upsetting: It takes place in a world where heavily restricted roles are imposed on women, some of whom are handmaids forced into sexual servitude to produce children for high-ranking men.
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It's all wit, it's all intellect, it's all mind, it's ease with language, it's confidence, it's lack of self consciousness, it's lack of filter, and those are not things that I feel like I innately have.
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Their deaths are horrifying, their families' grief unimaginable, and they make me aware of my own vulnerability — as a jogger, I guess, but mainly as a woman and a human being with an innately fragile body.
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The "nature" hypothesis posits that left-handers may innately be better athletes, perhaps benefiting, for instance, from the fact that the right brain hemisphere is in charge of both their dominant hand and visual-spatial awareness.
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A comment on the innately human desire for companionship, the story is a "picaresque parable," A.H. Weiler wrote for The Times in 1956, the year the film won an Academy Award for best foreign language film.
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That is the 1978 legislation that created the FISC, intruding the judiciary into the innately political function of intelligence collection — political in the sense that national security is a responsibility of the political branches of government.
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People can innately tell when somebody is passionate and being themselves, and I think that's something that people respond to more than when people are guarded and say what they think other people want to hear.
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Some online pseudoscientists, animal rights activists, and the creators of the "What The Health" documentary have used various techniques to try to convince people that "plant-based" diets are innately healthier than diets that include meat.
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The subjective human perception of beauty, Zamyatin argued, along lines that Liebniz and Searle might approve of, is innately human, and therefore not ultimately reconcilable with the logic of machines or with any utilitarian calculus of justice.
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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez runs a similar playbook online, but hers is far more genuine — the product of being a millennial who is innately very good at social media and who also happens to be a congresswoman.
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But, of all the formidable figures of modernism whose lives were upended by the Great War, it is hard to think of another who suffered such trauma and chose a medium so innately incapable of expressing it.
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Daniel Barenboim came armed with the Staatskapelle Berlin and a pair of Elgar symphonies, music widely considered surpassingly British but more rightly thought of as innately European — "the best case against Brexit," the conductor told the BBC.
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Each sushi shoe is athletic in style and branding, but by miniaturizing and rendering them in an innately delicate edible medium, Hu tempers the mimicry of mainstream sneaker brands with the exquisite presentation of a plate of sushi.
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Similar to Wilkin's study of trypophobia, a paper published in the Association for Psychological Science attempted to discern whether humans possess a rapid detection mechanism for snakes, which could innately predispose certain people to be afraid of them.
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"I really value working remotely, it just innately enables me to be wherever I want to be, and to have my family be with me in a setting where we choose a location and a culture," he said.
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I had a lot of fun using the Flir One, mostly because taking thermal images of my dog is just innately hilarious, but also because there's something cool about capturing light that doesn't live in the visible spectrum.
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Their joining of spiky letters, hieroglyphs and images convey an innately sophisticated, roving intelligence — sports, jazz, American history, the Bible, the human skeleton, colonialism — undergirded by a profound understanding of the greatness and pathos of African-American achievement.
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"Books at night may not be innately beneficial for sleep, but compared to using screen-based media, they present an alternative that is not disruptive to sleep health," said Hale, who also wasn't involved in the new research.
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"One of the first things we bonded over was how much we really love what we do and there's something that's really beautiful and really lovely about being with someone who just innately understands that about you," Darke gushes.
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There is something innately, fundamentally Brexit about this sentiment, which although not shared by all the Wenger Out hardliners – for some of them this is all just about sovereignty, okay – is nonetheless depressingly prevalent on social media and beyond.
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Any socially inappropriate expressions of sexuality in people with Down Syndrome, Couwenhoven explains, "stem from a lack of information about their bodies, about boundaries, [or] about relationships," but are not innately linked to the condition as is often believed.
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Sarah-Jane Leslie, the Princeton University philosophy professor who conducted the study, partially blamed pop culture, where "genius men are often portrayed as being innately smart, never having had to work hard to gain their insights," NBC News reported.
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If America learned nothing else in this searing experience, it was that war is an innately human endeavor and not a science, demonstrated by the fact that motivated, well-organized fighters sustained higher casualties for years and still prevailed.
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The human eye can interpret much more of the light field, and artificial light fields have generally come up against an issue of creating more data than a human can actually process, because the human innately knows it isn't real.
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Since 1995, the Gwangju Biennale has focused on artworks that represent the pervading issues and feel of the time period, especially the political climate — Gwangju is innately politicized, as the city where South Korea's democratic movement began in the 1980s.
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The past week saw fewer shootings and attendant deaths and injuries than that of July 4th, but it still featured the greatest total number of mass shooting victims since mid-summer, suggesting there's nothing innately seasonal about mass gun violence.
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You will know as a viewer when it's being forced, because you know innately that Mike has respect for Jimmy's abilities on some deep level, but in general it's pretty clear that Mike finds Jimmy pretty grating and kind of obnoxious.
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Because Google's assistant recommends things that are innately personal to you, like where to eat tonight or how to get from point A to B, it is amassing a huge collection of your most personal thoughts, visited places, and preferences.
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It's just that I grew up being exposed to a lot of Middle Eastern art and artistry like painting, architecture, music—all that stuff is innately a part of my expression, and I feel like it helped form my creativity.
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The company decided to take cash from Accel in part because of the firm's experience taking e-commerce businesses to the next level, and in part because partner Ryan Sweeney is a huge sneakerhead and innately understood what they were doing.
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He feels as though he innately understands Twitter -- that it is the medium best suited for him to communicate to the millions and millions of people who not only voted for him but also "get" him at some core level.
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Still, it does make pretty good TV. Perhaps it is my own idiosyncratic affection for conspiracy narratives, but there was something innately satisfying about sitting with a panel of savvy D.C. lawyers and journalists and dissecting the latest filings and charges.
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Short and rotund—much the same shape, in fact, as Kim Jong Un—he was smartly dressed, polite, and seemed genuinely interested in (or at least not annoyed by) explaining himself to another innately suspicious journalist from a Western publication.
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Innately cautious, her instincts clashed with what the doctors leading the video sessions believed — that the overall goal of buprenorphine treatment was preventing deaths, even if it sometimes meant allowing patients to stay in treatment despite continuing to use illicit drugs.
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" Despite their outrage at O'Neill's treatment of his children, they note "the relentless expenditure of self that it cost him while shaping a play," calling it "innately impossible for him to be both an attentive father and a visionary dramatist.
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Edward Said famously argued in Orientalism that US and European writers othered Asia and the Middle East by portraying it as bizarre, regressive, and innately opaque and impossible to understand — all characteristics that recur throughout weird fiction and 20th-century horror.
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It's about "protecting (against) what you're exposed to," she said, as all pollutants -- from lead and carbon monoxide to ozone and particulate matter -- have an innately inflammatory effect on the body, she said, which are what in turn cause long-term health effects.
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Because he built his political identity through variously heated confrontations with weaker parties, generally from behind a dais and phalanxes of security, Christie is innately very comfortable with the stage-y disagreeability that is the fuel of bog-standard sports talk radio.
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Because kids are innately curious, hormonal, horny little nymphs, they're most likely going to have sex before you want them to, and a lot of what impacts their experiences positively or negatively is the knowledge (or lack thereof) that'll shape their decisions.
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Silicon Valley really is filled with engineers who believe women are, as a group, innately less capable at, and interested in, computer programming, and who use that belief to justify the outcomes of a culture that's often hostile to women (see: Uber).
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Related content: This floating pipe is trying to clean up all the plastic in the ocean 'Children are innately hopeful' The films aim to inspire the values of thoughtfulness, understanding and kindness while demonstrating how children can make a difference in the world.
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"As someone who invests in companies that are upending the status quo, there is something innately appealing about a financial vehicle, an instrument, that is upending how things have been done for a long time," said Spark Capital's Megan Quinn, during a panel.
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"As someone who invests in companies that are upending the status quo, there is something innately appealing about a financial vehicle, an instrument, that is upending how things have been done for a long time," Spark Capital's Megan Quinn said during a panel.
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" Speaking about the value of having confidence, Roberts said that, "I believe we are all innately confident," although she added that as people get older "we lose touch with ourselves and let other people's opinions and thoughts get louder than our own.
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A 21991 study by the psychologist Laura Mitchell, testing how music-therapy sessions can alleviate pain, found that a suffering person was better served by his or her "preferred music" than by a piece that was assumed to have innately calming qualities.
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Ultimately, we need to create innately diverse AI. As an industry-focused tech community, we must develop effective mechanisms to filter out biases, as well as any negative sentiment in the data that AI learns from to ensure the technology does not perpetuate stereotypes.
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Its palette of neutrals — nudes, dusty pastels, and some navy — may not stand out amidst the rest of the week's lineup of intense embroidery and hues, but it is, however, innately French, which is (ultimately) a key selling point for the storied fashion house.
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She gives Ally a steely internal core, and while it may be something Ally needs to discover as a performer, it's something she has innately when it comes to her personal relationships, whether she's standing up to her father or demanding better from Jackson.
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It is difficult to separate from the entire tangle of ideas about female nature that have served to justify the exploitation of our labor — for instance, that we are instinctively emotional and innately giving, whether to our lovers, our children, or our co-workers.
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For a monolithic brand to tap Greer to erect a giant, skateable coffee cup in New York City speaks to a massive shift in the perception of skateboarding being innately Californian, and also to the emergence of New York City as its current creative heart.
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WHEN I WAS 12 and the old man grabbed my vagina on the bus, I felt shame, because I was truly trying to get the attention of a boy and I innately felt as though putting hair spray in my hair had invited the grabbing.
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And it's not just France and Germany—in the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, Switzerland, and Austria, right-wing populist parties have registered surprising success with openly gay voters, complicating the widely held assumption that LGBTQ people are innately more likely to support left-wing parties.
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And still they're both upstaged by Ruth Gordon, whose brilliant portrayal of Rosemary's interfering (evil) neighbor won her a Best Supporting Actress Oscar and gave the world ample reason to be innately horrified by old biddies sharing secret recipes in the name of friendship.
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Beyond the innately disturbing transformation of these stools into a cavalier game piece, this sculpture turns the utilitarian prison stool on its head, allowing the viewer to evaluate the discomfort of its design, and imagine the kind of space where it would typically exist.
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There's nothing innately scary about the show's production or Mahnke's delivery unto itself; the fascination is more in the way the show's tales echo the common urban legends that permeate our society, or how the details of one story may tie into famous horror tales like Dracula.
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It's the first professional assignment I've gone to without a dedicated camera of some sort — just myself and Google's Pixel 2 XL. Admittedly, it wasn't a huge risk to take when I knew my subjects would be innately photogenic cars sitting atop perfectly lit rotating platforms.
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Said was a leading figure in early postcolonial research, and in his 1978 book Orientalism, he outlined literary and narrative tropes that US and European writers used (and still use) to portray Asia and the Middle East as bizarre, regressive, and innately opaque and impossible to understand.
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And as her Playboy piece goes on, she makes some eyebrow-raising comments about racism and sexism ("People will be racist if they're innately built that way, but whether they can act on their racism or not is a separate issue") — and about how social movements work.
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There are two main ways that an animal can be innately immune or resistant to a particular kind of venom: either they have altered their own bodies to make it so the toxins don't work, or they produce some kind of venom-inactivating compounds in their blood.
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Are we expected to believe that men are innately intellectually superior to women, more rational, more intelligent and just generally better suited to hold positions of power and influence, while at the same time accepting that they're incapable of telling whether or not a woman wants it?
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Especially in her earlier work, Sittenfeld's young women do not exactly resent the relative ease with which others — the beautiful, or the moneyed, or the innately, effortlessly good — seem to navigate the world; they study their ways, quixotically, tormented by those qualities or behaviors they don't understand.
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"There is a belief in the Cfius community that China has become innately hostile and that these aren't just business deals anymore," said James Lewis, a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a research firm, who speaks to people connected with the committee's process.
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Whenever I'm lost in the world and the story I'm telling, I'll go back to the books and I'll read until I find a phrase that reminds me of some sort of connection that I have with the material, because innately it is not where my creativity flows.
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These people are champion color-namers, who are somehow able to look at a specific hue and not just see, feel, and innately understand the the depths of its color-soul, but also devise a pithy name that will communicate all that and more to the rest of us.
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Since CEOs are innately conservative fiscally, this may be the first time in history that CEOs vote D over R. And it's doubly significant when you consider that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is running against the first businessman in modern history to garner a major party nomination.
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He's collaborated with illustrator Letitia Coryn on a new graphic novel—in every sense—that charts the entire history of sex and sexuality in the (mostly Western) world, and comes to one simple conclusion: what we consider the "natural" way to understand sexuality isn't something we're innately born with.
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"To me, these findings would seem to indicate that our brains are innately attracted to being sedentary," says Matthieu Boisgontier, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada, who led the study in conjunction with Boris Cheval at the University of Geneva in Switzerland.
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Editorially, The Times celebrated that "about 15 acts or parts of acts directed against that mythical creature the 'Heathen Chinee' are scheduled to disappear from our statute books" and applauded the impending admission under quota of cultured, courageous and "innately democratic" Chinese people: all 105 of them a year.
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Perhaps women are innately less interested in these fields, but until all of the obstacles placed in our paths are cleared, no one will ever know, and it is insulting for anyone to speculate that we do this to ourselves, when the data are clear: this is done to us.
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It is easy to assume that reprogrammed life is a lesser life, innately commercial and desacrilised—that as the machineries of cell and laboratory become ever more tightly bound, they will squeeze out something that is human, or natural, or both, which ought to sit in the space between them.
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In particular, we need to stop building computer systems that merely get better and better at detecting statistical patterns in data sets — often using an approach known as deep learning — and start building computer systems that from the moment of their assembly innately grasp three basic concepts: time, space and causality.
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He knew the marriage should be over, but he wouldn't leave, and he couldn't bring himself to cheat on her, and he wanted to know if he was unable to cheat on her because he was bound up by his religious values or because he was innately a good person.
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In his artist's statement, he explains, I am exploring monochromatic painting … exclusively black; using a myriad of tonalities and textures to present black's intrinsically enigmatic beauty and infinite depth; to refute all negative cultural mythologies about the color, and ultimately to create work that innately expresses the all-encompassing spirituality of life.
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Being keenly aware of how society is innately programmed to uplift individuals like myself who move through the world presenting masculine, I have made it integral to uplift counter-narratives of dominant culture… yet it was not until after university that I felt compelled to research the intersection of my queerness and Indigeneity.
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" Harper's approached Swift for a quote on her friend Gigi, who gushed in an email: "As a friend, Gigi is one of the first people I go to for advice...She is an innately kind and inclusive person who has managed to become a huge power player and businesswoman without ever compromising that.
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Beinart cites Karen Stenner's 2005 book, "The Authoritarian Dynamic," in which she wrote: Exposure to difference, talking about difference, and applauding difference — the hallmarks of liberal democracy — are the surest ways to aggravate those who are innately intolerant, and to guarantee the increased expression of their predispositions in manifestly intolerant attitudes and behaviors.
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" And he clarified, "It is not a dream of motor cars and high wages merely, but a dream of a social order in which each man and each woman shall be able to attain to the fullest stature of which they are innately capable, and recognized by others for what they are.
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If social media's biggest contribution to the industry has been to level the musical playing field, allowing artists without label backing to market their output themselves, then an app running promotional deals with the majors runs the risk of using the veil of digital meritocracy to mask a system that is innately rigged.
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The socio-political consequences of the Black Plague theory as well as more traditional social identity theory which holds that humans are innately tribal and elevate those who are similar and denigrate those who are different are the same: When denigration has the power, authority and resources of law enforcement behind it, it becomes deadly.
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" For their part, librarians have looked to the American Library Association's Bill of Rights, which emphasizes the values of equity and access, best summed up by this statement from library consultant Matt Finch: "Libraries are innately subversive institutions born of the radical notion that every single member of society deserves free, high-quality access to knowledge and culture.
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"This film was made as an answer to my own questions about how and why we have become the most incarcerated nation in the world, how and why we regard some of our citizens as innately criminal, and how and why good people allow this injustice to happen generation after generation," DuVernay said in the statement.
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And yet the nagging suspicion, vindicated over three tournaments, remained that an innately conservative and unassertive personality would always revert to type when push came to shove; that the instinctive, gawping awe induced by the big occasion would render him unable to make the bold in-game manoeuvres from which success and failure are carved in knockout football.
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But although many white supremacists are also white nationalists, and vice versa, Professor Kaufmann says the terms are not synonyms: White supremacy is based on a racist belief that white people are innately superior to people of other races; white nationalism is about maintaining political and economic dominance, not just a numerical majority or cultural hegemony.
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There's plenty of side-projects and one-offs where say, a techno musician demonstrates his taste for drone music or an EDM star makes trance music for a season, but it's rare to find someone like the Los Angeles-based producer Leland Jackson, who seems to innately understand the grammars of basically any music he touches.
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"Happy End" is topped and tailed by creepy cell-phone footage, compelling us to ask what it means to "capture" an event on our screens: are we really treating it as something to keep and even to treasure, or are we innately cruel, trapping other lives in the wild and mocking the results, like zoo-goers poking through the bars?
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The smallest of the four large paintings, "Untitled (P-1665)" (2016), offers a house-like image similar to the one in "Untitled (P-1661)," mentioned above, this time decked out in emerald-green and yellow-green lines, but in a much more sober arrangement of shapes, as if the larger size had invited artist's innately classical sensibility in through a back door.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 85033 points 2020 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump 2020 predictions: Trump will lose — if not in the Senate, then with the voters MORE (I-Vt.) would act as impartial judges during the president's Senate trial, claiming that it was an innately political exercise.
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"We tend to exist in social silos where we&aposre surrounded by people who look like us, think like us, and act like us, and we are innately suspicious of folk that we don&apost have contact with and we don&apost understand," he said of why xenophobic views spread in times of panic, adding that people use others as scapegoats.
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Here's what I wrote back then, if you prefer to read instead of watch, specifically about the new three-finger gestures but it applies to lots of "unintuitive" parts of iPadOS as compared to more "intuitive" desktop interfaces: I don't think any user interface — whether it's a computer or a bicycle — is the sort of thing that humans just innately understand.
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Out of step with my era on this practice, I follow a rule that makes sense to me: I stay conscious of how quickly lettuce wilts, and of how innately it shrinks in heat, aiming to let warm fat make its changes, while leaving lettuce its fresh crispness — even if the lettuce is long-distance romaine from across the country, fresh only from the crisper drawer.
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And though Johnny Depp's performance is notably subdued (for Depp, at least), Grindelwald still feels like the series' flamboyant gay villain (a stereotype that's exacerbated further due to how toned-down and butch Dumbledore has become) — he's always standing a little too close to his potential allies, always tacitly seducing them into joining him on the dark side, always being framed by the film as representing something irresistible and innately evil.
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So Samsung did something that strikes you, innately, as both backward and forward thing—it moved all the ports of the TV.The Q73 television is Samsung's 2017 flagship TV. It's thinner than a card pack, more than three times brighter than your smartphone (around 2000 nits vs the average 500-600 of a high-end phone), and it fits at least 6 ports worth of inputs into a cord the width of a fishing line.
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There are bite-size moments of insight to be found in "Grunt" — the shark-repellent chapter reveals that, contrary to popular belief, sharks are not innately drawn to the scent of human blood, though, alarmingly, polar bears are drawn to the scent of menstruating women — but Roach, for all her enterprise in visiting military labs and bases from New England to Djibouti, is mostly content to hang around each locale only long enough to paint a small picture and crack a few jokes.
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Yet more notable to this viewer's eye than Mr. Leto's inoffensively modish get-up was the matinee-idol chic of a Dunhill suit as worn by the British actor Henry Cavill; or a taut Prada version that rendered the perennially rumpled-looking Benicio Del Toro impeccable; or a structured Alexander McQueen tuxedo worn as casually as sweats by Eddie Redmayne, probably the most innately stylish man in Hollywood; or a crisp white Dolce & Gabbana version worn by Lonnie Rashid Lynn Jr. (Common to you).
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"That's where Will's wrong," he said, "because I want to make a record that is so innately human that somebody that thinks they could never understand rap and they could never identify with like a black dude from the South Side of Chicago with dreadlocks and tattoos, but if they really listen to it and give it a chance and just actually listen, I want to make a record that they can identify with, because I think that we're honestly all a lot more alike than we are different."
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His gasp was multiplied by the witnesses on the platform, the shock quickly followed by panic, both general and specific: people yelling the obvious, that a person had fallen on the tracks, right there, the homeless guy, on the tracks; people cursing as if only "fuck" and "shit" and various combinations of those words could sum up the situation; people rushing for the stairs, unprepared to be present for the potential tragedy and innately understanding the coming commuter hell; people invoking Jesus Christ and the prayers associated with His name; people narrating every detail and in some cases filming the scene with their phones; people commanding unseen people in authority; people imploring the man on the tracks to get up and move, just get up and move; people at the far end of the platform leaning into the tunnel and waving their arms in a desperate semaphore of Halt!
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