"Instead of SimpliSafe interacting with Nest, it's both SimpliSafe and Nest interacting with Assistant," he says.
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"We're actually seeing these dinosaurs interacting with each other and interacting with their environment," he said.
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And the idea is that interacting with the avatar is less intimidating than interacting with people?
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Men interacting with female managers provided significantly higher counteroffers than when interacting with male ones—$49,400 versus $42,870.
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Predictably, "women experienced greater desire while interacting with a responsive partner than while interacting with an unresponsive one," the study says.
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"Kohl&aposs needs to really understand the ways consumers are interacting with products, interacting with brands, and finding out about brands," he said.
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It was my first time interacting with other gay people, even though I wasn't really interacting with them — at least I was in their presence.
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The researchers recorded audio of the American moms interacting with their infants in a lab and the Lebanese moms interacting with their infants at home.
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Computers are really good at knowing when something's not identical, and the Titan makes sure you're really interacting with the site you want to be interacting with.
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A study of 60 couples found that their blood pressure was lower while they were socially interacting with their partner than when alone or interacting with other people.
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As my other recent research shows, interacting with someone who is racially ambiguous in appearance is also more cognitively demanding than interacting with someone whose racial background is "clearly" known.
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"When a person is interacting with a social robot, it should feel much more like you're interacting with a someone rather than a something," Breazeal told the American Psychological Association last year.
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During the therapy sessions, parents watched videos of themselves interacting with their child to learn how they could improve and learn to spot when, and how, their child is interacting with them.
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Interacting with humans is different because humans have contextual awareness.
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It might just be interacting with the Earth's magnetic field.
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Yeah, I doubt I'll be interacting with them very much.
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There's not really as much interacting with people around you.
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"Robots are not fantastic at interacting with people," he said.
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But, so much of camming is interacting with a screen.
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We know how he ends up interacting with Walter White.
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It is the highlight of my day interacting with animals.
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Blocking someone prevents them from interacting with you, full stop.
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I ultimately spent little time interacting with the front screen.
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Artist's concept of Jupiter's magnetosphere interacting with the solar wind.
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Interacting with the folks affected makes it feel so worthwhile.
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That involved interacting with them — or at least trying to.
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There's something about interacting with the world outside that helps.
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I try to avoid interacting with it by and large.
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The beam interacting with various mediums can also create noises.
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"There is no more natural way of interacting with computers."
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Interacting with animals is a great way to reduce stress.
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And they're being discouraged from interacting with other climate scientists.
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Interacting with objects of interest: computer terminals, doors, radios, etc.
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We're very excited about robots interacting with the real world.
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Because we're interacting with real humans, seeing real human bodies.
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Women are severely restricted in terms of interacting with men.
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Americans are commuting, eating, and interacting with one another differently.
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Do you enjoy observing or interacting with nature and wildlife?
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He started interacting with the Monster to calm it down.
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Everyone has their own way of interacting with the festival.
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What should we keep in mind when interacting with them?
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Is it being behind your computer or interacting with colleagues?
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It's just a bunch of numbers interacting with other numbers.
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The role has nothing about interacting with other human beings.
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Watch the reactions of the people they are interacting with.
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I want reporters and editors interacting with the wider world.
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But we actually spend far more time interacting with interiors.
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So interacting with De Niro is no big deal, right?
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But you spend all day, every day interacting with consumer products.
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Kinect was about interacting with computers in an entirely new way.
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I really like interacting with others because it helps me too.
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Fortunately, customers enjoy the efficiency of interacting with a real person.
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"It's a natural way of interacting with your systems," said Vogels.
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Support for interacting with music will be added soon, Amazon says.
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Did you have a talk with them about interacting with cops?
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I began to miss interacting with people and listening to music.
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But when it comes to interacting with patients, physician often cave.
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Interacting with nature is often something the poorest depend on most.
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Have police gotten better at managing demonstrations and interacting with protesters?
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McGowan recalled interacting with an undercover operative as recently as Oct.
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Page denies he knew he was interacting with a Russian spy.
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They wanted them interacting with one another and improvising, he said.
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I'm not interacting with what's happening around me—I'm capturing it.
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A wearer is seen interacting with these interfaces outside the smartwatch.
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I loved following these animated women and interacting with their narratives.
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And when she's refraining from interacting with the brand entirely, too?
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Injustice 2: Very few glitches when interacting with objects and environments.
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Simply posting on Facebook without interacting with other people isn't enough.
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"You see them interacting with each other, just alone," explains Lithgow.
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Presidential campaign chairs often play public-facing roles interacting with voters.
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Do you have any fun stories of people interacting with it?
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Times Square's costumed characters were interacting with tourists amid the coronavirus.
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Often, anxiety and depression spike before interacting with a toxic relative.
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Interacting with government officials is common among large corporations, Huawei said.
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Some people finally found a bank that they like interacting with.
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Corker was seen smiling and interacting with Trump throughout the visit.
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You cook and you do some basic interacting with your party.
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By interacting with it, gravity now corresponds to the blue wall.
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He described his military experience interacting with people with greater power.
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That requires like actually moving or interacting with other humans. Boo.
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That's time that could be spent on interacting with more patients.
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I have seen him at his home interacting with his family.
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We videotaped white participants interacting with a racially ambiguous research assistant.
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It means kids are there interacting with each other and the space.
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I'm a stutterer, so quite often I have difficulties interacting with Siri.
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I'm on my feet rushing around and constantly interacting with new people.
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They had been interacting with his statuses and his pictures for years.
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"I love interacting with the mellogang," he says about his fan base.
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Does holding a robot follower's hand feel like interacting with a person?
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I love interacting with the fans and the youth, it feels organic.
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He's been interacting with the crowd and offering top-notch concert banter!
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She asked questions, interacting with the serpent while Adam stood by mute.
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So interacting with Cortana on the Invoke was mostly a pleasant surprise.
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"I've spent my life interacting with machines, not with people," he says.
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It's about interacting with that world, touching that world, moving it around.
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I miss the camaraderie of interacting with adult humans during the workday.
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The immersive nature of VR hinders users from interacting with their surroundings.
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Few things in this world are as exhausting as interacting with humans.
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The special shows White at work, at home and interacting with friends.
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These groups of cops all moving together only interacting with one another.
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"You may start interacting with a group before you're radicalized," Altier explained.
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It's clear there have been issues over Brad interacting with the kids.
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Interacting with people directly affected by government policy made all the difference.
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It takes two: Interacting with other users is key, according to research.
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Americans spend, on average, 11 hours per day interacting with digital media.
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It helps that options for interacting with the world are pretty limited.
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And still others will prioritize the goal of interacting with Taylor herself.
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Any activity that required interacting with fellow humans was, for her, anathema.
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Bagnall stopped interacting with the other monkeys to look directly at him.
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"Our guys loved interacting with the kids," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said.
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It's all about interacting with the queue of twenty or so kids.
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Prominent signs warn of the safety hazards of interacting with the robots.
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It projects onto the dome, and it's interacting with sound and visuals.
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You have to ask yourself questions about how you're interacting with people.
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Choosing a voice has implications for design, branding or interacting with machines.
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The art is interacting with your own body and making magic happen.
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Still, these people may be interacting with state agencies in different ways.
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If 300 systems are all interacting with each other, that's 45,000 interactions.
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Like most library work, understanding reference comes from actually interacting with patrons.
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The Russian military is also "interacting" with Turkey's government, the Post reports.
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Our high school youth are interacting with both employed and retired leaders.
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"Just interacting with these calls is just generally a mistake," he said.
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Multi-colored LED lights will signal when you're interacting with Google Assistant.
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No more standing in boring check-out lines, interacting with indifferent staff.
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How much will we see her interacting with new characters like Mantis?
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It's about understanding that interacting with someone else is a dynamic process.
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Watching the late night hosts interacting with one another is always entertaining.
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After all, interacting with strangers can be less stressful than with family.
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I work at a manufacturing plant, interacting with a variety of teams.
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There was something really different about how she was interacting with Matt.
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Rather, the focus is on interacting with the art through the body.
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I wanted to have a moment of them interacting with the city.
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They are expected to respond, parroting back "hellos" and interacting with viewers.
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"The evidence for the short-term, probably transient, effects of interacting with animals in nursing homes or for autistic kids is quite good — petting a dog, or interacting with a llama, stress levels go down," Dr. Herzog said.
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I'm also preventing myself from interacting with Google in invisible or background ways.
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The worst experience I've ever had on live television was interacting with her.
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Watson also has its limitations when it comes to interacting with app users.
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This act of translation is your main way of interacting with the game.
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He was happy where he was -- out in the community, interacting with people.
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Says Becca, ""There's something so old and cultural about interacting with a monk.
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The resort shared photos of characters interacting with children during the shut down.
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Interacting with the robot unlocks new capabilities and helps Cozmo grow in confidence.
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It felt almost as if I was interacting with a person with Alexa.
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She watches herself sitting in a bubble bath, interacting with the chat room.
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Plus, I liked being congratulated for both petting animals and interacting with people.
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"The real magic came when I was interacting with Adam," Heap tells me.
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Not only would I be interacting with her, I would be dating her.
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We're mostly interacting with people in their late teens, early to mid-20s.
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Will humans prefer interacting with machines and start loving machines instead of humans?
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I think it just makes me worry sometimes when I'm interacting with people.
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"The bots are not engaging or interacting with the candidates," Ferrara told Motherboard.
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So he can't just sit back and post without interacting with his followers.
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The user determines the course of the experience by interacting with the narrative.
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Gerkey expects that fear will melt away, as people start interacting with robots.
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Of course, when you're interacting with the Assistant, it'll automatically pause your music.
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Amy was interacting with a bluescreen mockup during the filming of the scene.
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Do you find yourselves interacting with Google Brain and is there any overlap?
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It's the only way of interacting with people he knows how to do.
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It's hard work, both for the maker and those interacting with the film.
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"I can't wait to see him interacting with Dream as she grows up."
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Interacting with the object is done through touch interactions, with virtually no menus.
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But he much prefers working at his own pace and interacting with customers.
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I should know if I'm interacting with a human or an auto human.
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"It'll be much easier when more autonomous cars are interacting with each other."
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You're interacting with, I don't know, potentially a young person in your neighborhood.
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Perhaps most importantly, consumers are increasingly open to interacting with financial institutions online.
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By interacting with robots, people can establish nonverbal communications with the artificial systems.
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It's not just about visitors interacting with the sculpture, but with each other.
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If WIMPs do exist, they sure aren't keen on interacting with our world.
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We weren't interested at all in interacting with these label guys at all.
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Body camera footage of the incident shows police interacting with Copeland and Hart.
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Some of the interpreters started interacting with the audience, causing even more confusion.
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Interacting with semi-famous people on Twitter is just part of the gig.
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In reinforcement learning, an algorithmic agent learns by methodically interacting with its environment.
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How was the experience of interacting with her and getting to know her?
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Once the story was filed, I began to miss interacting with the kids.
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I feel like I end up interacting with people in lots of industries.
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The flight attendant was interacting with him and being so nice and helpful.
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Communicating and interacting with your parents is something that I have always done.
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You may end up interacting with a chatbot under the "Contact Us" tab.
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Because I used to struggle with talking to people and interacting with people.
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McKinsey's consultants spend most of their days interacting with clients and presenting proposals.
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That's something that I never completely understood communicating and interacting with a person.
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The most beautiful sunsets are pictures drawn by emissions interacting with weather patterns.
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She has a learning disability that makes multitasking and interacting with customers difficult.
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It was psychologically traumatizing, given how it was interacting with my mental illness.
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Meditation, Ms. Guler said, is an antisocial way of interacting with the world.
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"When you're there and you're hugging and it's midnight and everyone's a bit tipsy, I get to be in a place where I'm only interacting with people — or was interacting with people — when they're having a good time," he said.
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If you check the time on your phone, then you start interacting with it.
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The pup is getting a lot of exercise, interacting with people and animals alike.
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Swimming around and interacting with marine life in beautiful settings is more than enough.
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If that office is unconstitutional, why are the president&aposs lawyers interacting with it?
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Anna has a very particular way of interacting, or re-interacting, with the world.
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But at the same time, I think it stops people from interacting with others.
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Interacting with Siri is nothing like passively listening to a podcast or radio program.
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If you want to boycott, avoid interacting with videos, live social feeds and posts.
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In the tech world, this extends to humans interacting with technology in daily life.
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Celebrities will also be interacting with each other more, outside just the car setting.
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Interacting with people with different backgrounds, who have different experiences of sexuality, is key.
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The 15-minute surveillance video does not show Metcalf interacting with any other patients.
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Humanoid robots are created with the idea of existing and interacting with human spaces.
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It's unclear how much Gab users are interacting with other parts of the Fediverse.
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It's a living thing—you feel like it's alive when you're interacting with it.
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Unfortunately, that's not always the case when interacting with clients, customers, patients, or candidates.
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These observations further suggested the existence of a large exomoon interacting with the planet.
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They'll be planted throughout the venue, interacting with guests and throwing their own parties.
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As it turns out, Americans spend a lot of their time interacting with media.
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Harley loves interacting with people, so don't ever make her do a standalone film.
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He said he then returned home and went to sleep without interacting with Farley.
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By sending personalized notifications to us, so we keep on interacting with the app.
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Louis CK has a long, complex and hilarious history of interacting with modern technology.
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Some people have actually criticized the kids for not interacting with fans in public.
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Surrounding characters don't seem secondary, but tertiary, especially when they're not interacting with her.
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At a startup, you may be interacting with the founder or executive team frequently.
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You look at your home and how you're interacting with Alexa and Google Home.
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They're playing the game, interacting with their fans on an honest and mischievous level.
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It's a piece of matter with colors, mass, and electricity interacting with your brain.
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You see them interacting with the crowd outside ... from a safe distance, of course.
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In my free time, interacting with assholes is not something I'm trying to do.
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I wasn't even interacting with people and the whole power dynamic was so crazy.
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If you're interacting with somebody and you smile, in most cases that wasn't intentional.
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Only after enjoying a little TV does McCarthy start interacting with the outside world.
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Two of the email addresses were used for scheduling and interacting with the public.
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We want to make sure consumers are always comfortable interacting with the Vizio brand.
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"It's just for show, I don't really see people interacting with it," she said.
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That control shows when you turn the phone on and start interacting with it.
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Then we observed how sensitive and intrusive they were while interacting with the child.
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Minioor takes this to an extreme whenever the tiny people are interacting with marijuana.
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We were directly interacting with players and making them the heroes of their stories.
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It showed me a different way of interacting with each other and with nature.
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Interacting with international students regularly and building friendships proved to lower prejudice, Quinton found.
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However, interacting with people who are not aware of my background can be challenging.
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Companies already have a strong hand when it comes to interacting with the government.
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"Emilia Clarke conveys this depth and intimacy while interacting with a green foam head."
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The current federal credit agencies could continue interacting with borrowers and private lending partners.
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We activate it in our daily lives at any time, interacting with this technology.
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Kavanaugh was hostile in demeanor and evasive in substance when interacting with Democratic senators.
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However, the "process" of interacting with government is usually downright excruciating, akin to torture.
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But what it was interacting with and how the responses were triggered were mysteries.
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That means interacting with people—lots of people—and dogs and trash and pigeons.
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It doesn't matter how many followers you have if you're not interacting with them.
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She described the excited hoots he would make when interacting with a favorite nurse.
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Not exactly revolutionary, but interacting with the show made us interact with each other.
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Neither worked for him, but both said they had been interacting with him professionally.
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I can only imagine such a parrot interacting with tourists and New Zealanders today.
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The men are said to have covered their faces while interacting with the hostages.
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"The demands of interacting with the health care system are increasing," Dr. Wolff said.
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"There was no possibility of me passing bills without interacting with him," she said.
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Weeks later, she filed a lawsuit to restrain Adam from interacting with the company.
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Suppose people come to their senses, and stop interacting with — and infecting — one another.
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They are laughing and enjoying themselves, while interacting with both technology and each other.
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ThreeSixty wants its employees to bring a sense of "theater" when interacting with customers.
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Mom (Paula Niedert Elliott), in particular, has issues, which include interacting with a ghost.
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But my true love is lurking — observing strangers online but never interacting with them.
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O'Neel is studying how the water from glacial melt is interacting with the environment.
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Hollander was still sharing a bed with his wife and interacting with his children.
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Both men said today's Boy Scouts organization has stricter rules on interacting with children.
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"My response is zigzagging across campus and not interacting with them," Ms. Beaumont said.
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During the performance, Swift was seen watching in awe and interacting with Billy Porter.
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Still, they are interacting with the coaches and players daily and gaining valuable experience.
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The CDC also recommends not getting too close to people when interacting with them.
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Interacting with the huge avian population is a daily adventure and (mostly) a delight.
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Those that hide their hands when interacting with others are often viewed as untrustworthy.
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"If you're interacting with people, you are dealing with their mental health," Chacko says.
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It works by interacting with high-risk persons and their communities to prevent events.
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Interacting with guests you invited online can be less stressful than being with family.
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During the performance, Swift was seen watching in awe and interacting with Billy Porter.
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They do not need to wear masks, and neither does anyone interacting with them.
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Most of these jobs are automation-proof because people like interacting with other people.
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And in those regions, many high schools openly discourage recruiters from interacting with students.
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Remember, Justin griped his fans weren't interacting with him ... so at least that happened.
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I think the circumstances, the subject matter, and the person I was interacting with.
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Wal-Mart's service levels have suffered due to fewer employees in store interacting with consumers.
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Broadcom has been interacting with CFIUS for weeks and made two written submissions to CFIUS.
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Frost liked the idea of interacting with physical space to create that sense of depth.
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The web interface is clean and functional, but there's no polish when interacting with it.
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The most uncomfortable part of Sweet/Vicious is watching Jules interacting with her own rapist.
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You accomplish this by interacting with the three buttons situated below the pint-sized screen.
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We don't want to restrict friends who have colorful ways of interacting with each other.
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Here's how Sessions answered questions during his confirmation hearings on interacting with Russian officials: ------------------------------ SEN.
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What's been your experience with this as a filmmaker, working with and interacting with critics?
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We love interacting with our clients in that manner and making their lives more efficient.
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We must just be interacting with some weird corner of the internet of conservative Democrats.
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Kathleen Belsten enjoys the instant gratification of interacting with viewers in real-time on Twitch.
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And she lamented the high security that prevented presidents from interacting with every-day Americans.
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Guests will become part of the action by interacting with cast, crew and other passengers.
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Because who — or what — you're interacting with "shapes how we interact", as he put it.
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When I went to check out her account, I saw she wasn't interacting with anyone.
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The product team is always testing different ways to get members interacting with Netflix content.
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It never tells the person taking the call that they're interacting with an automated system.
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The outside of the buds feature a touch-control mechanism for interacting with the device.
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That cognitive computing will make Pepper even better and more natural at interacting with people.
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So any scenes where we have actors near fire, interacting with fire, that's all real.
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This piece is about me as a person interacting with the dedicated space in Montgomery.
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"When people interact with this, it's kind of like they're interacting with junk," Mason explains.
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Last month, she shared some general tips about etiquette when interacting with a pregnant woman.
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The students weren't told that they were interacting with a virtual TA until April 26.
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We need to figure out which agency is going to be interacting with individual currencies.
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Ask the people you are interacting with questions, and then listen to their responses attentively.
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By interacting with objects under the microscope, the blocks could offer insight into unfamiliar materials.
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A few simple guidelines for properly interacting with, and respecting, handlers and their service dogs.
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Socializing as an introvert works on a constant loop of interacting with people and downtime.
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Maybe this shouldn't be a huge surprise, but apparently people like interacting with cartoon cats.
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The gamma rays come from these high-energy electrons interacting with nuclei in the atmosphere.
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Georgia Tech's Gil Weinberg has a thing or two to say about interacting with robots.
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It will also have a new social tab for interacting with small groups of friends.
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It felt small and personal even when you were only interacting with a computer screen.
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What are some lessons you've learned while visiting different countries and interacting with international fans?
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Problem is ... various people who have been interacting with him say he's hitting the guardrails.
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It does not have any branches, interacting with its customers online and by telephone instead.
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That means baristas can spend more time interacting with customers and improving the customer experience.
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From a young age, I was interested in entrepreneurship, doing business and interacting with clients.
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"Interacting with the geometry of the space is fundamental because every space is completely different."
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Look for any postings about social events, and how employees are interacting with each other.
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Many veterans are fully capable of interacting with customers and working on and leading teams.
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The system is interacting with widespread tropical moisture, leading to the numerous showers and thunderstorms.
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Ingrid Spielman recommends interacting with the text by asking yourself questions as you go along.
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For some cruise ship workers, interacting with passengers can be a blessing and a curse.
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The ad then shows the GOP nominee shaking hands with people and interacting with supporters.
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You can also program so-called shortcuts that makes interacting with the Assistant more natural.
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I see this painful look in his eyes whenever he is interacting with everyday Americans.
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The video shows real female employees at Tinder interacting with Whitney Cummings to improve men.
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The nitrates are interacting with all the other factors involved in people that have mania.
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That means the majority of Giphy's users are interacting with the service every single day.
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It's a two-player game, played almost entirely without interacting with the game at all.
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He examines the human form interacting with far-out imagery of skeletons, snakes, and aliens.
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Here's a graphic of all of the things Amazon envisions the robotic arm interacting with:
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Per Nielsen, over 80% of those interacting with TV on Facebook are millennials and Gen.
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It's the first time I've seen the different races interacting with each other like this.
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We choose solitude as a more positive experience than interacting with people we don't know.
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Through interacting with fans on Twitch, Gibi ended up making close, real-life friendships, too.
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Brewer said Gower lived passionately, whether she was interacting with children, grandchildren, friends -- or strangers.
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Lindsey Graham and Rick Scott -- went into self-quarantine after interacting with the same officials.
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Quiñones: We shouldn't think about channels anymore, because they are really interacting with each other.
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Callimachi: And he tells us that he begins interacting with the people in these rooms.
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No matter who she is interacting with, she remains openminded and just; treating everyone equally.
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She became an emergency room doctor because she treasured interacting with patients in immediate care.
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Through such an intuitive way of interacting with the world, I instantaneously work things out.
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Because there are lots of people whose jobs don't primarily involve interacting with a computer.
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This book's title itself refers to Brown's avowed philosophy in regard to interacting with fans.
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I spend a lot of my time looking for edifying ways of interacting with technology.
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Cleaning bed pans and interacting with the sick and dying is few people's dream job.
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"We were interacting with a lot of the seminal scientists of the time," says Hayes.
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In a Tufts University study, subjects watched soundless clips of physicians interacting with their patients.
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Equivalently, employees often gain from interacting with each other in meetings or through random exchanges.
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But he said driving in the area increases his chances of interacting with law enforcement.
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Hotel staff discouraged other guests from interacting with the North Koreans, or taking their photographs.
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Interacting with or thinking about my dearly beloved family caused 13 percent of my cries.
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Pursuing a goal while interacting with people who have other goals is just how life works.
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Dressel's entries, Calanog said, contained detailed descriptions of how his body felt interacting with the water.
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All federal agencies must consult with the Fish and Wildlife service when interacting with endangered species.
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We also see him interacting with Nick and Father Blackwood, which eliminates any shape-shifter theories.
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It's hard to motivate yourself to study hard when you're only interacting with a computer program.
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Here's one example: Wild birds are constantly active, interacting with others, searching for food, and nesting.
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Slower, less capable computers often have a slight delay when interacting with the screen via touch.
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This means no more dealing with lines of 15 people or interacting with anyone before 8AM.
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I like interacting with people and laying my hands on my fruit before I buy it.
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The singer is actually getting out there and interacting with fans in the best possible way.
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Engagement is high, with some 500 million WeChat users interacting with at least one each month.
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I'm talking about can AI incorporate what human beings know by interacting with other human beings?
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Memes put up this week show Shaug and Woodward interacting with Olsen's account following his arrest.
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That is true in some situations: when someone's interacting with a defibrillator, or wearing a pacemaker.
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An additional player heightens the drama by triggering events, livestreaming the battles, and interacting with viewers.
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Customers in eligible homes will also be given a safety briefing about interacting with the drones.
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Or when she's interacting with the ghosts of various nuns who killed themselves in the convent.
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The best part of my day: Interacting with people, solving problems, and visiting our manufacturing plants.
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"There is a first-person body experience that occurs while interacting with an object," Linn explains.
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Now, she takes classes online whenever she can to avoid interacting with professors or other students.
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There were many volunteers and seeing them interacting with the animals was such a positive thing.
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It's a simple option, and it's a lot less trouble than interacting with other pesky humans.
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They'd like analytics about whether you're opening the push notification and how you're interacting with it.
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Honestly, my dog prefers to just dig and be outside instead of interacting with other dogs.
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Bernard is sent back through his memories, interacting with his (fake) dead child, Theresa, and Dolores.
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Avatars hardly feel like a "human" presence but interacting with others makes it far less isolating.
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Following guide instructions and using caution and care when interacting with the animals is very important.
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Watching this pair of felines interacting with one another is like watching grandma and grandpa bicker.
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Ahead, Gabriel walks us through five common — yet subtle — signs of spirits interacting with the living.
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And, once again, that's your primary method for interacting with the device — still no touchscreen here.
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Only any changes you want to make to that server's configuration involve interacting with that eyesore.
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Rob's reward for acting like a grown-up and interacting with people who care about him?
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In fact, she hasn't been interacting with fans much at all in the past few months.
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Even small things like interacting with notifications come with a small, appreciated kick of haptic feedback.
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Interacting with the opposite gender is a surefire way to get classified as women gone astray.
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We were talking about children interacting with sculpture and contemporary art and he loves doing that.
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You can't really ask them about rules, but you can have them interacting with a puppet.
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"Consumers love it because it's like interacting with a business in the private sector," he said.
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Interacting with a floating screen, tactile feedback or not, still seems like a recipe for distraction.
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On a more useful note, this robot is interacting with deaf children to help them communicate.
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They're used to interacting with a gun in their hands, and that obviously changes a relationship.
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Of all the voice assistants, it's the worst at answering simple queries and interacting with people.
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For now, I'd describe the whole experience of interacting with Sophia as anxiety-inducing at best.
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But beyond that, Amazon's clearly interested in making voice the primary method for interacting with Alexa.
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When he's not working, he is interacting with staff or playing outside in an enclosed run.
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He noted that attending the conference and interacting with the technology community is a crucial step.
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Auroras are caused by highly charged particles from the Sun interacting with the Earth's magnetic field.
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Auroras are caused by highly charged particles from the Sun interacting with the Earth's magnetic field.
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Why don't we just give all the pirates cell phones instead of interacting with each other.
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The drive to eliminate "illegal" capacity, for example, is directly interacting with the seasonal winter cutbacks.
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Consumers could, again, be overwhelmed by the cornucopia of services and ways of interacting with them.
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The tablets allow customers to order and pay for their food without interacting with an employee.
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And Kardashian, 34, seems to be more than fine with not seeing or interacting with Woods.
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But the way users are interacting with the 'lean back' News Feed experience is important too.
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Interacting with foreign people, or engaging in a long-distance project or study, is likely, too.
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"What happened was the storm continued -- after interacting with Cuba -- to move west-northwest," Jones said.
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"He liked being outside, he liked the exercise, he liked interacting with people," Mr. Zayon said.
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Page has denied that he acted improperly while interacting with Russian officials during the 85033 campaign.
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What if your head is in reflection of a shiny object you're modeling or interacting with?
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Which was a respite for a photographer used to interacting with jaded (and time-pressed) celebrities.
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Suddenly, they're getting paid, interacting with others and receiving the careful attention of doctors and nurses.
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The Public Editor MOST journalists I've worked with have a reflexive aversion to interacting with readers.
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" _________ "No online tool is going to be a substitute for interacting with a quality school counselor.
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Automakers say these systems enable customers to concentrate on driving even while interacting with their smartphones.
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Dimon also said treating people with respect means interacting with other employees outside your comfort zone.
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I am constantly interacting with my fans, or my warriors as I call them, about this.
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Manis, the orangutan who plays Clyde, is a great performer, seamlessly interacting with his co-stars.
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In fact, the study concluded, cats like interacting with humans more than they like eating food.
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Some of us don't like emotional displays or facial expressions or interacting with the outside world.
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There, observing the monkeys interacting with one another in their Caribbean habitat, Santos found her vocation.
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And the main way you decide who you're going to be is by interacting with others.
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Most whites did not want black men interacting with white women at such intimate public spaces.
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He spends much of his time now working within outreach community and interacting with the homeless.
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People who feel more energized by time alone underestimate the positive consequences of interacting with strangers.
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But these cameras don't come with doorbells, so they aren't as good for interacting with visitors.
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For NATO troops, interacting with civil society is almost impossible because of the crippling security situation.
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Some people argue there are even better ways of interacting with computers by using brain waves.
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You can easily change Alexa's language to the one that you are more comfortable interacting with.
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The benefits they gain from interacting with one another during their crossing have been a mystery.
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Though a short experience, it was longer than most people spend interacting with any one artwork.
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Yes, a mother reading work emails at the playground has briefly stopped interacting with her child.
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For example, doctors are forced to spend much of their time interacting with patients taking notes.
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She also plans to submit videos and audios of Johnny interacting with her at their home.
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I think, you know, longer form, more emphasis on interacting with friends is not as bad.
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If you prefer interacting with live humans, there are financial consultants who specialize in Social Security.
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Nor is there hostile fire pay, since the troops will not be interacting with the migrants.
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Most choices, however, are smaller in scale, focused on the mechanics of interacting with the world.
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Even when the videos are lackluster, though, they challenge the old rules for interacting with celebrities.
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So … what about an octonary system, one with eight stars, all gravitationally interacting with each other?
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Rather, it depicts the young Basquiat interacting with a specific environment and making it his laboratory.
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They like playing games, watching videos, finding music and interacting with their peers on social media.
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Critics say the judge should not be supporting or interacting with them, given the pending appeal.
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I spend a good deal of time interacting with people — most of them very nice — online.
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That is a much more elegant way of interacting with nature than anything we do now.
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Another arrest later in life exposed some of the anxieties I face when interacting with police.
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A final factor to consider is how much you're likely to be interacting with this individual.
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All the weirdness of Coney Island was more present and visible without people interacting with it.
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But then, if you're not moving, how are you interacting with the world and moving around?
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Instead of interacting with strangers over shared interests, Cabana pulls in contacts from your address book.
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But what we appreciated most about their responses was that they were interacting with one another.
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He's interacting with the audience from a million different levels and he just wants to connect.
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Yet there are paths to explore, trees to admire, and, often, locals interacting with ths environment.
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When I think about mobility, who feels comfortable interacting with faculty is incredibly important to me.
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However, she does still lurk on Twitter, even if she's not posting or interacting with fans.
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In fact, her inability to witness visitors interacting with this show has become part of the experience.
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The company says this makes it safer on roads when interacting with pedestrians picking up their purchases.
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Customers will enjoy interacting with these partners and perhaps learning a few good signs with their coffee!
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All these caveats aside, DolphinAttack shows how new ways of interacting with technology invariably introduce new vulnerabilities.
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The person I'm calling will see me interacting with the story with animated characters and AR effects.
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The reporters around me entered a hive rhythm, interacting with the scene entirely through their laptop screens.
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And the same can be said of all the ways the younger generation is interacting with technology.
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But the most difficult part of wearing the contacts, Yen explained, was interacting with his cast mates.
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And we know that interacting with mental health professionals can often help people struggling with suicidal thoughts.
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Mathews also said that after the police left, he went about his day without interacting with Farley.
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And I actually think that's a much healthier way of interacting with your technology, and with entertainment.
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Interacting with your super in order to make the apartment you're privileged enough to have work properly.
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And Nadia is interacting with a loop-free Alan, the same Alan who leapt off a building.
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But we can usually sense their presence—that somewhere in the distance, we're interacting with a machine.
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Ito is a wraith; no, she's a spirit animal; no, she's a machine, interacting with another machine.
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Sitting still, hearing the sounds of my mouth interacting with baby carrots — I didn't have the endurance.
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It suggests there's some sort of disconnect with the way they're sensing and interacting with the world.
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After training on other names and faces it could pretty quickly identify who was interacting with it.
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After the demo, when I met the Facebook employee I had been interacting with, I felt unusual.
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These people were interacting with each other, and they survived for thousands of years with those interactions.
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Additional actors are hired to play characters from the books, interacting with fans and posing for pictures.
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Users shouldn't have to think about interacting with the devices; the right information should be displayed automatically.
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Satellites that orbit much higher than 80 kilometers are still interacting with the particles from our atmosphere.
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Wearing one implies that remembering people is too much work and interacting with them is a chore.
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After all, advertisers who aren't the only ones interacting with consumers across laptops, phones, tablets and more.
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By wearing the e-skin on your hand, the sensor works by interacting with a nearby magnet.
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The real value would be just seeing him interacting with real people in a very real setting.
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I think everybody looking at how kids are interacting with this stuff sense that something is wrong.
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Some jurors smiled and laughed as they watched 21 home videos of Cooper interacting with his parents.
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Induction is the effect of moving magnetic fields interacting with conducting materials to create an electrical current.
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"We are only engaging and interacting with people who are publicly sharing," said HYP3R CEO Carlos Garcia.
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More generally, it means a lot of focus on physics and interacting with objects in the world.
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Content from influencers, users Snapchat long shied away from formally interacting with, will appear as Popular Stories.
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The software, Jacob notes, can also take advantage of the history of the person interacting with it.
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Throughout the video, two things happen: first, the bear begins to move, blinking and interacting with Glover.
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The researchers found that these layers can hide whatever object they cloak from interacting with electromagnetic waves.
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A Sony rep told me an Aibo will act differently depending on the person it's interacting with.
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Two children contracted a rare strain of flu after interacting with pigs at a Michigan county fair.
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Preferably, it'd be one we could use all day long and did not require interacting with humans.
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In Bangladesh, they spent several weeks interacting with children and other refugees interested in drawing and painting.
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He has exceeded expectations in navigating the school's hallways, interacting with his classmates – and now, making music.
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Before long, photos of the President jovially interacting with the Russians were splashed all over the internet.
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Both you and your friend will see the entire conversation and the avatars interacting with each other.
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Devitt-Lee adds that he's only aware of a few reports of cannabis interacting with blood thinners.
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The best moments have the 3D and paper versions of the same character interacting with each other.
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There's going to be an intelligent and thought out response from the characters you're interacting with accordingly.
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Instead of constantly interacting with your gadgets, Sony wants them to adapt to you and your environment.
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LG: It would lower engagement, too, because you're seeing less stuff and you're interacting with people less.
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It finds landmines and destroys them completely, without humans ever directly interacting with an area of concern.
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The segment, called "Meet the People," showed Atamanuik walking through Washington, D.C. and interacting with random folks.
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If the kernel is so protected, how is it constantly interacting with the rest of the machine?
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The difficulty is interacting with the world without picking up pieces of Kardashian lint in the process.
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It's a contest prize that can be won by interacting with the Xbox France social media channels.
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Does DeVos want a kindergarten teacher interacting with her students with a holstered gun on her hip?
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On Facebook, those bots are impersonating humans and are interacting with people who think they are real.
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Just one day before her shocking heart attack, Carrie Fisher was in London interacting with her fans.
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If communicating internally at the United Nations was challenging, interacting with the outside world was even harder.
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Durst is also shown interacting with his friend Susan Berman, whose death later would prove his undoing.
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Most of the president's staff members stop interacting with the commander in chief at 6:30 p.m.
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It&aposs just a matter of endorsing our responsibilities toward all the communities we&aposre interacting with.
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The troops have been barred from interacting with migrants or any people that Border Patrol agents detain.
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In fact, it doesn't sound like he's been interacting with anyone besides his wife and the doctors.
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I liked the way you're always interacting with people and how you can really make someone's day.
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In fact, there are multiple times where she believes to be speaking to or interacting with God.
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Gollwitzer speculates that the self-reflective element lends itself to watching others, rather than interacting with them.
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The "Glove Interface Object" marks the difference between simply viewing virtual reality and actually interacting with it.
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Rogers said, however, that U.S. officials should exercise caution when interacting with their Russian counterparts like Kislyak.
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Sometimes I feel bad for not interacting with my coworkers more, but they don't make it easy.
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Over the weekend, many immigrants turned to informal networks of support to avoid interacting with the authorities.
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When she arrived, the owner seemed more interested in checking Instagram than in interacting with Ms. Hildebrand.
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What Robert really cares about is people interacting with him and meeting him as an individual first.
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It's basically a lot of standing around, pointing, and interacting with objects to solve very easy puzzles.
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You've had months of interacting with audiences who've seen the film as it's been playing at festivals.
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Collins said CPAC had notified him that officials discovered a photo of him interacting with the individual.
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Still, he too is trading from home and like Monaco has a system for interacting with clients.
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But what children see on Nickelodeon are players getting slimed and interacting with other kids, humanizing them.
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What can we learn by interacting with people who have completely different life experiences than we do?
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The Democratic lawmakers navigated through tents, makeshift food stalls and clotheslines, interacting with migrants as they went.
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The more people are interacting with the tweet, the more likely it is to make the cut.
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We don't use the hearing sense the way we evolved to, as hunter-gatherers interacting with nature.
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Minassian had severe anxiety when interacting with females and would freeze, unable to respond, the classmate said.
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The system uses machine learning to analyze footage of restaurant staff at work and interacting with guests.
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Trump has repeatedly used Twitter as a medium for attacking critics, announcing news and interacting with voters.
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Twitter's plan to nudge users into interacting with accounts they don't follow is starting to take shape.
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"Now you have a two-month scramble with a counterpart you haven't been interacting with," Klingner said.
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"Making coo sounds that normal babies would do, he's interacting with us," Maldonado shared with ABC 13.
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Con: you're not actually interacting with that experience, and good luck eating popcorn in a VR headset.
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Using video mapping technology, visuals are created from his actual movements on stage interacting with the equipment.
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It sees its satellite system interacting with ground-based QKD networks to create a global secure network.
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Seeing and interacting with Haacke's meteorological and scientific works, most from the 1960s, was a particular pleasure.
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"We're losing the culture of visiting, of interacting with art," she told a news conference on Monday.
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Six months before you have a surgery, we start interacting with you to prepare for the surgery.
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I piece together a narrative by interacting with the children, their parents, teachers and therapists — their community.
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The variations in shadow, reflection and color interacting with the viewer's perception starts a conversation of sorts.
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It was a pretty complex program designed to understand how the molecules were interacting with biological targets.
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The boy does not seem to be interacting with the graveyard or with the riders in motion.
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Today's new moon in Gemini marks the beginning of a new way of interacting with the world.
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We get to see our faves interacting with new characters and each other in interesting new ways.
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Here she is in 2012 with Jessica Chastain, interacting with Harvey Weinstein at the Sunset Tower Hotel.
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The court documents also reference alleged video and audio recordings of Depp interacting with Heard at their home.
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This quandary came via email, and concerns middle schoolers interacting with their peers — a trouble spot for many.
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But maybe, just maybe, it's also evidence of dark matter interacting with regular matter in the ancient universe.
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It will penetrate across industries to take over basic tasks from humans, seamlessly interacting with our daily lives.
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Usually, the rings aren't symmetrical because they form due to galaxies interacting with other galaxies or their environment.
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Adding a social layer doesn't necessarily mean interacting with a podcast as soon as it's posted, he says.
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That has probably been the funniest part for me and the reason I stay: Interacting with the players.
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" If you're interacting with strangers and want to be proactive, you can say something like, "Hi, I'm Rae.
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Today's new moon in Gemini finds you thinking about and interacting with the world in a new way.
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Any nation or entity interacting with Iran should do its diligence and err on the side of caution.
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I'm firmly grounded in the idea of interacting with my friends and loved ones on a human level.
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I'm looking at you, but it's also your eyes and the interior of you that I'm interacting with.
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When the actors start interacting with Howard and feel the rush of performance it's nothing short of sick.
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Some of those processes include Saturn's tiny moons, embedded in the rings, interacting with the particles around them.
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She hoped Pennridge would at least issue a "no contact" order that prohibited H from interacting with Darbi.
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Secondly, people just seem to like interacting with fake news because it gets a rise out of them.
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After a brief introduction, the first puppet scene presents three tall Pinocchios interacting with each other and Geppetto.
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In studies, interacting with therapy animals has been shown to boost feel-good neurotransmitters and lower cortisol levels.
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But unlike texting, interacting with voice version of Jarvis provided a quicker and more empathetic exchange, Zuckerberg said.
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"2015 TG387 is barely interacting with the known planets, yet its orbit is very elongated," Marcos told Gizmodo.
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These form factors get their name because they can only be directly measured by protons interacting with gravitons.
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Characters find themselves in extraordinary circumstances, interacting with aliens and automatons, while maintaining a base level of relatability.
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They really do look like they're interacting with the real world, which is itself an awesome technical achievement.
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When interacting with chatbots, our brain is led to believe that it is chatting with another human being.
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People refrain from interacting with suspected witches, leading the accused to segregate themselves and establish marginal social networks.
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"I was broken, and woefully ill equipped to be interacting with a man like Rick Singer," she wrote.
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The show begins with playfully, with black-and-white glimpses of Giacometti interacting with his long-limbed sculptures.
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We look forward to complying and interacting with the FDA over the coming weeks and resolving this crisis.
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There's also a camera that can detect when the driver's fingertips are interacting with a virtual control surface.
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" "Even one shortwave interacting with the low and its subtropical connection would've resulted in a strong Atlantic storm.
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Interacting with the screen with wet fingers is mostly miserable, but voice-to-text dictation worked supremely well.
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The character she's interacting with is a meme character called ISIS-chan, who is usually drawn eating melon.
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The trend here is really about how users are looking for different ways of interacting with their devices.
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How has that culture developed and changed and in what way is it interacting with the boom now?
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Upon interacting with a social robot themselves, people adjust their opinions and expectations based on their interaction experience.
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When you're in an emotional funk, interacting with others might be the last thing you want to do.
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"Where Zinke could provide value is being on the ground and interacting with BLM's Nevada office," he said.
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The "Look What You Made Me Do" singer, 27, has been extra busy interacting with her fans lately.
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In fact, through the years, humans have selected and bred dogs that like interacting with us, Morris says.
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This means that King Bentley and Louboutina are dedicated to interacting with their followers and answering their questions.
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Interacting with them over the course of three weeks solidifies my assumption of the new generation of womankind.
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What I love about it is they're showing people interacting with solar system in a brand new way.
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After a while working there, I started writing about myths I'd been confronted about from interacting with customers.
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The next step, he said, would to be to test the memory of ravens interacting with other ravens.
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The new GPU and CPU make a great deal of difference when launching apps and interacting with Watch.
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We stress-tested Tay under a variety of conditions, specifically to make interacting with Tay a positive experience.
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Consider discussing "stranger danger" tips and your own family's rules on interacting with people they do not know.
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Nom users can create, share, watch and participate in live videos while chatting and interacting with each other.
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Use notifications There are really only a handful of people I actually care about interacting with on Facebook.
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On the one hand, there's the emergence of an interesting new way of interacting with services through chat.
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The average person shows a 40-60 percent rise in oxytocin after interacting with their spouse or child.
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And then often when he's interacting with someone else, we would shoot the human as a separate plate.
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In all seriousness though, it's great to see Schiller interacting with Apple fans and developers via his Twitter.
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And you know, we're interacting with some of the biggest customers in the B53B world -- in the world.
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As I was interacting with her, my dad walked in and started talking about how hot she looked.
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Living here, and interacting with people in an urban environment, definitely shapes my perspective as a human being.
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More than half of the nation's mayors also have concerns about "people of color" interacting with their officers.
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Key executives need to spend significant time in the field experiencing customers' reality when interacting with their brand.
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I wasn't interacting with the scene so much as I was stepping through it as an inconsequential presence.
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Twitch doesn't just want you watching games on its streaming service: it wants you interacting with them too.
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While the variable chassis is all well and good, you won't spend any time interacting with it, really.
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So, your crush's face may well be appearing because you've been interacting with him via DMs or comments.
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Political campaigns are as much about symbolism, about interacting with communities and showing the flag of the party.
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The environment and characters are brought to life in compelling ways, interacting with you as you move around.
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Ditto for the question of interacting with an AR game through a mobile device, rather than a headset.
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After his speech, and after meeting reporters, Heller spent several minutes interacting with the protestors who interrupted him.
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Farms are complex systems of soils, pests, air, water, trees, grasses, insects and animals interacting with one another.
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We grew up watching and interacting with YouTube stars who were just like us, not elusive, Hollywood celebrities.
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Everybody wants well-rounded individuals, not someone who's going to be doing the work without interacting with others.
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And the risk of exposure isn't with interacting with your cat, but with changing a dirty litter box.
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An IUD forms a barrier that keeps a man's sperm from interacting with a woman's egg, preventing conception.
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I work for a small nonprofit, interacting with senior leadership as well as junior staff members and peers.
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Campbell also talked about interacting with other powerful people, including President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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It can be powerful when you throw away those formalities and just focus on interacting with the food.
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The internet would become a magazine, a reference section, where readers are prohibited from interacting with one another.
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Even interacting with people with whom one has weak social ties has a meaningful influence on well-being.
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This is a browser-based interface that we can use for interacting with APIs without writing actual code.
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The feeling of browsing a well-stocked store and interacting with the clerk will always appeals to some.
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Referring to that baseline, the system can detect when a person is interacting with the Uber app abnormally.
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But maybe one day interacting with our administrations will become as easy as posting a photo on Instagram.
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Facebook experienced a bug that temporarily unblocked some users from interacting with users who had previously blocked them.
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Interacting with non-player characters, I felt like Will Smith speaking to store mannequins in I Am Legend.
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In interviews with people across industries, many said interacting with members of the opposite sex was a nonissue.
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Even the head of the Federal Aviation Administration had to go on lockdown after interacting with Diaz-Balart.
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"It felt really good to bond with Charles and see him start interacting with the world," he said.
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To their detriment, some may even avoid interacting with old people lest their "disease" rub off on them.
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A couple of adventurous things we did were interacting with tigers, going to beaches, and going elephant riding.
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So you're sitting in a place in Paris and you're never really interacting with French people your age.
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He said he came down with a fever and cough after interacting with sick people in the community.
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"I was most interested in form interacting with unpredictable forces," the Seattle-based sculptor tells The Creators Project.
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Sources close to Diddy say he never stopped interacting with Kim, despite breaking up way back in 2007.
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Business attire is (obviously) not required, but act as though you will be interacting with colleagues in person.
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Schlapp had also told The Washington Post that he had shaken Trump's hand after interacting with the patient.
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Many Christian men believe it's better to limit interacting with women altogether than open the door to temptation.
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Other studies would have to establish the potential pathology of those compounds interacting with the lungs, bloodstream, etc.
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One study found interacting with kids in the backseat was 12 times more distracting than talking on cellphone.
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People who know they're sick or interacting with someone who's sick are already advised to use a mask.
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Still, Ms. Blanco said, that moment changed the way she thinks about interacting with people online and off.
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However, the firm did not know whether its customers would like interacting with a conversational assistant, Nichols added.
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It's simple and fun, and the way it plays out over time makes interacting with the story gratifying.
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The problem here was the fact that the chatbot was trained to mimic users interacting with it online.
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Two administration officials acknowledge that Shanahan has faced a learning curve when it comes to interacting with lawmakers.
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The Democratic lawmakers navigated through the tents, makeshift food stalls and clotheslines, interacting with migrants as they went.
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When anyone is interacting with a skilled intelligence operative, the spontaneous release of information is not an accident.
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One woman sent the sheriff's office a video of Dhaliwal interacting with her deaf son at a restaurant.
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They are interacting with WeGrow employees browsing the goods: "How many cucumbers would you like?" one girl asks.
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How exactly a woman judge or politician could do her job without interacting with men was left unclear.
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"Most of us are interacting with these things every day and have no idea," Harris said of bots.
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"These patients may not be capable of interacting with a real animal," Cherniack said in a telephone interview.
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Interacting with your audience when you present makes them sit up and take notice of what you're saying.
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Each recognizes that self-interest — genuine, rational self-interest — requires interacting with others by offering value for value.
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What started off as software for salespeople extended to marketers, field service workers and anyone interacting with customers.
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Who we are is defined more by our way of interacting with the world than by our beliefs.
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"I hope people want to keep interacting with each other in brick and mortar stores," Nancy Dunham said.
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At least I can see that they are engaging and interacting with one another in a virtual world.
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At least I can see that they are engaging and interacting with one another in a virtual world.
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So that was my first time interacting with any of them, and they were cool and really nice.
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It's possible to order and receive an Amazon package without ever interacting with the people who deliver it.
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A smarter thermostat is nice, but normal people don't spend a lot of time interacting with their thermostats.
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It seems to me the ability humans have is that human beings enjoy interacting with other human beings.
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What human beings are skilled at, and have been for some time, is interacting with other human beings.
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She starts off interacting with you pleasantly, asking you about yourself and trying to understand and help you.
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I quietly sat in a chair, awkwardly, because I am not good at interacting with fellow human beings.
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The Godbys were wearing shirts, but they didn't let that stop them from interacting with noted shirtless man Trudeau.
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Interesting however, is the way in which these Polish MCs residing in the UK are interacting with the genre.
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It's also meant to deter other people from doing business or interacting with individuals and entities on the list.
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Operators are supposed to factor in the time they spend interacting with customers and vendors into the Magic charge.
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Part of Denino's shtick is interacting with viewers, who try to suss out his location and mess with him.
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Interacting with students, especially when I get to navigate difficult conversations about identity, makes my job truly worth it.
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This means I get to split my time between office work and actually interacting with kids, which I love!
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Alan is interacting with a loop-free Nadia — the same Nadia who slept with Mike all those episodes ago.
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Practically everywhere you turned, more traditional means of interacting with games had been replaced by headsets and motion controls.
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I tell him how proud I am, and how appreciative I am for interacting with me because it's important.
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The iPhone X doesn't just have new features; it introduces an entirely new way of interacting with the device.
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Google reckons this represents the future of searching the internet and of interacting with smart devices in the home.
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It was about a group of fully-developed characters interacting with each other in a way that just clicked.
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I assume that interacting with a robot that makes mistakes, makes us feel closer and less inferior to technology.
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The altercations never turned violent but provided some semblance of protection — legal and physical — for those interacting with police.
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Interacting with AI is fast becoming the norm, thanks to the ubiquity of Siri, Alexa, and the Google Assistant.
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What's going on: Researchers are always looking for new ways of interacting with the machines we surround ourselves with.
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There's a power in these small experiences, of interacting with elements this familiar from a new point of view.
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Users spend much of their time at the site interacting with friends and family, or sharing photos and videos.
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This would give Bernard the ability to communicate with Dolores without actually removing or interacting with the host himself.
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But when it comes to interacting with the game on your TV, it doesn't always work as it should.
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The attitude of my boss induced feelings of anxiety, and I'd look for anything to avoid interacting with him.
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Yes, but: Data is most valuable when it's interacting with other data, like purchase history, location and communication patterns.
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Now, if you fly KLM, you'll be able to manage your flights by interacting with a specially designed bot.
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To make Dragon Front feel like you're interacting with a real, physical card game, High Voltage actually built one.
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The startup demoed some truly impressive motion tracking technology as a means of interacting with two-dimensional computer interface.
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Users are certainly getting used to interacting with devices thanks to Google Home, the Amazon Echo and similar devices.
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Going to school, the grocery store, and even the local bar would undoubtedly involve interacting with people of color.
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He and his people had been interacting with the deputy attorney in his supervision of the special counsel's office.
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Can the same be said about Facebook users who think they're sharing and interacting with their friends in private?
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Taste comes from certain molecules interacting with your taste buds, while flavor is the combination of taste and scent.
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The ionosphere is also home to brilliant auroras, caused by charged particles interacting with the planet's magnetic field lines.
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We're out there playing games, and the senior management are out there interacting with people — it's all a facade.
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Given that the service industry often involves interacting with customers directly, is it more likely to reinforce fat phobia?
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If you're not in operation, you're not interacting with the public and [the government] has no authority over you.
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My group and I were major contributors to the very recent measurement of Higgs bosons interacting with top quarks.
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Weinstein's own lawyer, Lisa Bloom, called him a dinosaur when it came to interacting with women in the workplace.
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Once Manny starts interacting with Hank, there's an instant uncertainty about whether Hank is merely hallucinating his unlikely companion.
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During the event, both Roque and Lauer were seen interacting with fellow attendees and traded off walking their dog.
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"I hope to become a better person by posting and interacting with the sub," he wrote in an email.
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"The Jungle Book," for example, mostly features a single live actor (Neel Sethi as Mowgli) interacting with CGI animals.
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Let's be honest: Justin Bieber doesn't have the best track record when it comes to interacting with his fans.
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A precocious child, Shaltmira claims that drawing came naturally for her, as did interacting with much more mature people.
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The above features are strategic ploys to get more users interacting with the app on a more consistent basis.
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The latest is Actiongram, an AR movie maker that allows users to shoot videos of people interacting with holograms.
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"Self-portraiture is a form of exposing myself to what I fear the most, interacting with people," Lazar says.
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She sat patiently through the new episode, dutifully watching, but not interacting with the dance numbers or sing-alongs.
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They are more interested in interacting with the products and sharing with their friends than viewing the actual size.
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Holder said he had discussed Obama fundraising for the NDRC and interacting with state lawmakers on the group's behalf.
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Alexa now has over 1,93 ways of interacting with third-party apps, and people seem to be loving it.
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This makes it difficult to fully understand how voter ID laws are interacting with overall disenfranchisement of disabled voters.
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The hope is the dogs will be more comfortable interacting with people — and potential adoptive parents — in the future.
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In fact, he's so important that a button on the PS4 controller is dedicated to interacting with Kratos' child.
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And the people she's interacting with -- members of Congress, foreign diplomats and leaders -- aren't working for her dad, either.
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Facebook says these domains are intentionally designed to mislead and confuse end users, who believe they're interacting with Facebook.
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ORGANIZATIONAL COMPETENCIES Builds Relationships Builds productive relationships by interacting with others in ways that enhance mutual trust and commitment.
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From here on out she was completely isolated, only interacting with other FDR members either through forums or Skype.
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Not unless you want them to unnerve the humans they're interacting with, according to work out of Disney Research.
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She will appear speaking directly to viewers, interacting with children in person and interviewing a variety of Afghan professionals.
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Instead, he relied on an instinctive, emotional response to his surroundings and preferred interacting with locals over rigid itineraries.
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Perfect for interacting with Google Assistant on a day-to-day basis, the Google Home Mini is very inexpensive.
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These accounts are also interacting with Joint Staff account followers in an effort to gain trust and elicit information.
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"There are so many rules now that we have to uphold when interacting with the police," Mr. Smith said.
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Athletic organizations would be able to establish policies preventing adults accused of sexual abuse from interacting with young athletes.
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In 2016, the country set a record, with 895 people getting sick with salmonella after interacting with the birds.
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Gopnik: Think of high quality as children interacting with a screen while a caregiver is also involved and engaged.
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Matthews, on the other hand, spends much of his day interacting with clients or his own team of employees.
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And I also never tweeted at Olivia... How do you think interacting with Olivia would have changed your impressions?
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Meanwhile, Instagram confirms that interacting with Checkout will be used as a signal for ranking which content you see.
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This demonstration smooths over many of Omote's kinks, and showcases the projections interacting with facial structure like never before.
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In cases like media, it really feels like second nature, providing a natural new way of interacting with content.
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Many Muslim communities have closed in on themselves, rarely interacting with — or seeming to endorse — the continent's secular values.
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The Princess of Wales is credited with helping to change mainstream stigmas about interacting with AIDS and HIV patients.
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But new research shows that interacting with total strangers can actually boost your happiness — even if you're an introvert.
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" The Knicks posted photos on social media of Noah interacting with cadets after Friday's practice and showing his "respect.
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I've seen and been told that the corrections officers are interacting with the inmates in a more positive manner.
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Kassam claims to be feeling ill after interacting with attendees who had contact with the infected man, including Gosar.
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"The magic is what the person experiences interacting with the art," said Lorne Covington, Noirflux's creative director and principal.
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I'm looking forward to supporting businesses and interacting with people who may never have seen a black person before.
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I am also interacting with high schoolers daily, and I'm beginning to really dislike that aspect of the job.
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He streams those games on Twitch, responding to questions and interacting with fans who pay to watch him play.
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When he was dominating in his 20s, Woods had a reputation for being robotic and rarely interacting with fans.
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Gosar joins several other Republican lawmakers who quarantined themselves after interacting with the guest who tested positive, including Rep.
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Many hotels also have alternative entrances where players can come and go without interacting with the public, he said.
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GitLab has always operated as a fully remote global workforce, so Jung is used to interacting with coworkers virtually.
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Many others have done so after interacting with constituents or other individuals who later tested positive for the virus.
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Keke says she grew her account organically by interacting with her followers and exchanging shoutouts with other poll accounts.
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Nearly 100 million Americans reside in states where they're urged to avoid interacting with anyone outside of their households.
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The phones, using an algorithm developed by Snap engineers, then mimic their sounds, while also interacting with each other.
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A quick demo video, meanwhile, had Ballie communicating with various smart home features and interacting with the family dog.
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COMEY: A combination of things, I think — the circumstances, the subject matter and the person I was interacting with.
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These are complex disorders with multiple causes — genetic, social and environmental — often interacting with one another to increase risk.
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Last week, I took out a loan without meeting anyone, signing anything, or even interacting with a human being.
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"Xenophobia: fears about interacting with those who might be from Asia and guilty about these feelings," the post read.
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Later, in July, RHOP aired previously unseen production footage which appeared to show Michael interacting with an unnamed cameraman.
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For the test, the Ford vehicles will be driven by humans but they will not be interacting with customers.
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The troops face other limitations: They are prohibited from performing law-enforcement duties, making arrests or interacting with migrants.
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A self-professed "cool dad," he's more often seen interacting with his wife and children than doing his job.
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Since the days of early anatomists, physicians had agreed that there were no immune vessels interacting with the brain.
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It's quick and easy, rewarding you with resources just for interacting with the game while you're on the go.
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The website serves to drive traffic to the company's app, a platform for interacting with the virtual wedding planners.
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Of course, it was helpful interacting with the boys, but it was not entirely based on one person's life.
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So they're all hanging out eating, but they're not actually interacting with each other as they're doing the eating.
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The hospital in Salt Lake City has since barred law enforcement officials from directly interacting with the nursing staff.
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"People are going to be interacting with wildlife a lot more than they are right now," said Mr. Crawford.
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Instead, he has driven around the country, alone, interacting with strangers and publishing journal entries online about his travels.
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Usually, I'm interacting with hundreds of people at my campus while also doing rotations at hospitals in my area.
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I'm hoping that listening to and interacting with Sebastian will help people form a more personal connection with him.
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In Parkitect, I feel like 40% of my playtime is spent manipulating and interacting with the game's loan system.
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The Obama administration embraced a fresh approach to leveraging technology platforms, and improved the experience of interacting with government.
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The BFG's primary problem, however, is that it never seems like Sophie is really interacting with the BFG himself.
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"They are interacting with Tmall for us and providing advice about marketing and developing our Chinese brand name," she explained.
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Interacting with your mail, whether reading or deleting messages, will have the same effect in the original email account's inbox.
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The display evokes the experience of interacting with a book online, looking at and then touching images for more information.
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Of course, aside from the screen, the Portal's camera and microphones are the main things you'll spend time interacting with.
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Still, interacting with the government can feel positively kludgy compared to the technology most people use on a daily basis.
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So it's more than just a gaming meet-up; it's interacting with your peers that you don't see very often.
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Interacting with others in Davos allows him to bring more ideas back home to continue supporting his foundation, he said.
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Yet the only way for Assistant to improve is for Google to convince people that it's worth interacting with now.
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This will give your interviewer a sense of what it's like working and interacting with you on a regular basis.
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I definitely try to put most of my effort into interacting with my fans and supporters and keep it positive.
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The only time the preview shows Lisa interacting with another cast member is when she meets up with Denise Richards.
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Young people want new and convenient ways of interacting with banks, as well as the ability to complete transactions effortlessly.
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For instance, someone with a Hololens headset may scan and inhabit a physical space and begin interacting with it there.
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"The president will be very interested in hearing the chancellor's views on her experience interacting with Putin," said another official.
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"When I saw [James] interacting with the guys in the film, I said 'Yeah we've got out guy," Gill said.
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Of course, she went to support him, but indirectly interacting with Woods was probably not a part of her plan.
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And it's great to see also women interacting with men and seeing the pushback of the present and the past.
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Siri has taken on a more prominent role too, interacting with more apps and even being accessible via the AirPods.
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This will significantly improve the smart home experience for those already accustomed interacting with the Echo and Fire TV separately.
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He also said there's nothing suspicious about people based outside of Germany interacting with AfD content, even at high frequency.
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Viewers walk uneasily around the gallery, not only looking at Mr Gormley's sculptures but also interacting with the setting itself.
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There are many videos out there of officers interacting with white people and Hispanic people, and things go wrong, too.
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I'm reminded that to be a person of color interacting with this country is to hold a vulnerable family history.
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In the same way, people will continue to have a choice between voice and text when interacting with their machines.
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In footage from the camera, Jackson can be seen interacting with several people before apparently walking away from the area.
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I think many people aren't aware of the kinds of synthetic entities that they're interacting with on a daily basis.
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The real-time processing and mapping works well, but interacting with the mapped space on the tablet still isn't there.
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Then the animators would step in and draw the characters seamlessly interacting with the props or grabbing an actors lapel.
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"We have this ability where we can inspect how users are interacting with the application across different networks," Mital said.
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Bloomberg reports that instead of interacting with employees, diners will place their orders at a kiosk, called in-Shack apps.
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These allow the device to simulate movement, since it'll look like there are multiple light sources that someone's interacting with.
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"Levels of these organisms are so high, that every athlete interacting with the water will be exposed," Mena told Gizmodo.
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Under Bhatia, those regional teams now focus more on interacting with lawmakers and regulators out of the office, sources said.
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After this, you want to spend some quality time interacting with the dog in a neutral space outside its enclosure.
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She can't be seen at the hotel he's staying at because native Afro-Cubans are discouraged from interacting with tourists.
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Kim Jong Il, meanwhile, was just an oddball: He was very introspective and didn't enjoy socializing or interacting with outsiders.
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Deep stuff, to be sure, but listen: over the past two weeks I've seen two people actively "interacting" with Instagram.
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They also hate that, and more importantly, they're very large animals and interacting with them can be harmful to … you.
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Dabney and I were both interacting with trained performers and untrained participants, and we couldn't tell one from the other.
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"We already knew that students enjoy interacting with animals, and that it helps them experience more positive emotions," Pendry said.
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I think none of us [are] completely aware of how who we are impacts the people who we're interacting with.
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Sponsorships are only one way that YouTube creators are able to earn money on the site by interacting with fans.
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The video below shows one of their curators interacting with this tool (the video shows interaction at 203x actual speed).
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As David's work was solitary and labor-intensive, playing music got him out of the studio and interacting with others.
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If you like eating, love the internet, and dream of interacting with Chrissy Teigen on Twitter, it's an ideal job.
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He also directed his police chief to order all officers to turn on their body cameras when interacting with civilians.
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In his series Sausage Party Mendez draws edgeless characters interacting with gigantic pieces of meat in his signature vibrant aesthetic.
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Once you set it up on a particular Echo, that device will assume anyone interacting with it is a kid.
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These decision trees exist largely because of the assumed responsibility of the main characters to the worlds they're interacting with.
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The report also found that non-LGBTQ people feel less comfortable interacting with the LGBTQ community, rising sharply in 2017.
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But the audience won't be pressured into interacting with the show, based on what producer Carl Levin told the Times.
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Sources tell us he was at the bar with his parents, taking pictures and interacting with fans well past midnight.
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I think, a lot like "Hamilton," they don't ... I guess it shows the way people are interacting with culture today.
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"The managers are taken from interacting with guests, making them manage the cash for two hours a day," Silverglide said.
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Because the atoms are interacting with one another, the researchers have a sort of global knob of control over them.
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In most of her videos, you'll find her eating lots of food and interacting with her owner through various borks.
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The only difference is that it will not be a person that they are interacting with but rather a simulacra.
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At I/O this year, Google displayed its vision for a more ubiquitous and conversational way of interacting with technology.
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Yet Israel forbids international organisations from interacting with Hamas, which it (like several other governments) defines as a terrorist organisation.
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The signal was so strong, scientists think it may have been caused by early star material interacting with dark matter.
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Although the indictments do not charge any Americans, they do describe several Americans as interacting with the Russian government hackers.
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When interacting with someone who has their walls up, like Bella did, it's natural to assume a tense battle posture.
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Residents at the Villages say that once someone stops driving, they often pull back from activities and interacting with friends.
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But Lundqvist also bore a relaxed demeanor both in meeting with reporters and in the locker room interacting with teammates.
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Matthews, on the other hand, spends much of his day either interacting with clients or his own team of employees.
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The music video opens with a shadowy figure watching security footage of Agalarov interacting with different characters in Trump's circle.
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She plays quirky cover tunes, along with earnest songs she's written herself, all the while interacting with her 80,000 followers.
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But Mar-a-Lago is the one place where, if he so chooses, he can be constantly interacting with people.
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Over a period of time, reading it over and over, interacting with other [actors] and finally shooting it, it crystallizes.
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The combination of several tasks into a single command is also the first step towards making interacting with Alexa simpler.
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It'll be the difference between basically carrying around a hidden tablet, and interacting with an entirely new category of device.
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Instead of interacting with protons and ignoring neutrons, the proposed X boson interacts with neutrons but is "protophobic," ignoring protons.
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The key aspect of these smart glasses is that the gestures don't necessarily look like you're interacting with another device.
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"So here comes Daniel with his enthusiasm, natural warmth and a genuine passion for interacting with diners," Ms. Tramuta said.
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"It is my hope that interacting with this work will reduce the stigma of bipolar disorder and depression," Obert says.
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I don't think it hurts that Ron Jaworski... has been front and center at the games and interacting with fans.
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The results were "not good," and test subjects reported feeling confined and afraid of the person they were interacting with.
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I had to become accustomed to interacting with women in different situations when I went to high school in America.
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This poses a serious limitation when it comes to interacting with actual biological systems, which are very soft and squishy.
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Its prototype haptic display provides a variety of physical feedback when interacting with on-screen items like dials and images.
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Interacting with his students—who are politically mixed and who have always been "polite" during political discussions—was somewhat heartening.
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A 2011 Health Affairs study found that the average US physician spends nearly $83,000 a year interacting with insurance plans.
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Additionally, a device or app that knows it is interacting with a child could change its behaviour or interaction permissions.
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Who would have thought that watching someone play a game, and interacting with them, would be such a big deal.
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"The agreement with Dr. Harwood removed him from campus and prevented him from interacting with students immediately," Mr. Blanton said.
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Among the league's recommendations was that players should opt for fist bumps instead of high-fives when interacting with fans.
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Residents at the Villages say that once people stop driving, they often pull back from activities and interacting with friends.
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MS Paint is useful for interacting with screenshots from the internet, either protecting sensitive information or making them into memes.
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You're very good at interacting with them, whether it be via social media or face-to-face contact at shows.
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It can't track that info nearly as easily if you're interacting with local business on some other website or service.
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Every now and then, someone would come up and start interacting with the bush; stroking the leaves, pulling them off.
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Shane has previously told us interacting with Justin on social media was one of the great thrills of his life!!!
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One motivation for attendees is to build networks by interacting with faculty and speakers who are leaders in global health.
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Packages that come currently bundled with Emojicode include one for navigating file systems and another for interacting with SQL databases.
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They're far less concerned with promotion and money and more focused on being useful, interacting with people and their community.
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Wearing scrubs, Dr. Hong said, would be unnecessary for people interacting with a patient who had undergone an embolization procedure.
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The South Carolina senator said he had "no recollection" of interacting with the Brazilian president during his trip to Florida.
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But actual, here's the reality of people interacting with our product, and your team shared this testimonial slide with us.
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The premise is three versions of you — teenage Cher, pop-star Cher and mature Cher — all interacting with one another.
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It's the women she's interacting with, who are basically the driving force behind community life, the engine behind the story.
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"It's about interacting with your audiences, and being able to have that magical relationship building," says Cheng of Twitch Studio.
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As she states, time spent researching, watching and interacting with animals broadens and alters our notions of home and family.
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In 2016, she turned to women who were sympathetic to ISIS, interacting with at least 12, according to court files.
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Americans in every state interacting with companies across all sectors of the economy deserve to have their personal data protected.
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If she cares about him, she'll probably come to see that she shouldn't stop him from interacting with his children.
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Upon interacting with the plant's volatile compounds, the strip changes color to indicate the presence or absence of the pathogen.
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In the days before Derry, while first interacting with the local Native American tribe, IT appeared as a ferocious eagle.
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It's because I'm interacting with student-athletes who have a passion to want to improve and develop and get better.
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In Delhi and Shanghai, girls said they were discouraged from interacting with boys, becoming friends them or forming romantic relationships.
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And some studies suggest that the more children interact with devices the harder time they have interacting with one another.
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Interacting with the quiz may infect your system with malware or give the scammers access to your Facebook friends list.
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That would allow Mr. Pompeo to avoid interacting with Mr. Taylor, who then chose to leave Ukraine on Jan. 2.
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For one, innovating in the pet food market requires interacting with spaces that, well, aren&apost as quick to innovate.
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The device would be capable of interacting with Amazon's Alexa, the report said, citing people familiar with the company's plans.
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For one, some patrons go in there to relax and get away from other people constantly interacting with their phones.
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Some of the best scenes consist of Wes's interacting with other men without the help of Photoshop and dating apps.
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In footage shot by 6ABC's Jamie Apody, you can see Wentz interacting with his teammates -- including Zach Ertz -- before leaving.
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To do that, we need to have a much better understanding of how they're interacting with the New York Times.
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Minneapolis Police Department policy requires cops to turn on their cameras before they use force and when interacting with civilians.
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When I took these pictures, I started realizing I was interacting with my own inner disorder, capturing some of it.
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It was about the process more than the pictures, Meiselas says — getting out on the street and interacting with people.
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If you go to the doctor, you want to have this warm feeling of a human being interacting with you.
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And none of them are in immediate danger of being automated, since the jobs inherently involve interacting with other people.
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Like Samsung's Edge Sense, Sony has added extra features you can access by interacting with the very edge of the screen.
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Another example, portrayed in the GIF below, includes interacting with a Pinterest list of top recipes, all inside your e-mail.
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Photos provided to CNN also show Sajwani and his family attending Mar-a-Lago's Christmas Eve dinner and interacting with Trump.
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I'm also preventing my devices from interacting with Google in invisible or background ways, and that makes for some big challenges.
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Aside from the thoughtful handling of Paula's abortion, the episode is noteworthy because Rebecca isn't interacting with either Greg or Josh.
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THERE'S THE TONE OF HOW THE REGULATORS ARE INTERACTING WITH INSTITUTIONS LIKE OURS, THERE'S THE RULE MAKING SET AND THERE'S LEGISLATION.
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After all, interacting with other humans is hard enough for most of us (OK, maybe most of people who are me).
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And when a drug goes after a molecule, it usually does so by interfering or otherwise interacting with these same receptors.
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Olagbaju: Yeah, I think it has to do with this very subtle way in which we were interacting with one another.
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Absorbing and interacting with the news every day can turn straight-faced information into an affecting deluge of gloom and doom.
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After interacting with the digital assistant in a utilitarian way for three years, they're not inclined to say "please" to Alexa.
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Each woman has a special power (though for now they're mostly alluded to) including healing, interacting with plants, and super-strength.
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It can make interacting with bots faster by getting rid of the "Get Started" Button at the beginning of the conversation.
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We have to look at policy and how we are interacting with each other if we are going to address racism.
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O*NET ranks how important " interacting with computers" is to every profession, assigning each an importance score between 1 and 100.
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Hands-free calling and texting are still imperfect, and I don't recommend interacting with any device while operating a motor vehicle.
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The metaphorical distance between what the computer is doing (AI) and what you're doing (interacting with the computer) will approach zero.
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Instead of interacting with a concierge-type service, Prompt offers automated assistance across categories, including commerce, home automation, information and productivity.
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Of course, we've all seen photos of Middleton and Prince William interacting with fans who assemble outside every event they attend.
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The pop star, 25, spent Wednesday night interacting with fans on social media in between stops on her Sweetener World Tour.
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"With the pilot, we're excited about getting more experience interacting with real customers and understanding exactly what they want," Ferguson said.
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There's a big distinction between when you're connecting with people and interacting with people and when you're just passively consuming content.
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Nicknamed "Lefty" and "Phil the Thrill," Mickelson is one of golf's biggest draws and relishes interacting with fans along the course.
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Somehow I feel like seeing the response to the book and even interacting with compassionate media are very wonderful for me.
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I think La La's diversity with interacting with so many different women helped her with picking the best colors for women.
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Increasing a server's ability to perform concurrent tasks makes it more responsive when interacting with a large number of connected devices.
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When she's not working or taking care of the kids, Garner has been busy interacting with her fans on social media.
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Fans can also earn more Audiocoins by interacting with Björk content online, sharing links on social networks, and attending her shows.
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The Clintons said there was no money exchanged for services or the privilege of interacting with the secretary during her tenure.
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Two-year-old Roman Dinkel has reached typical toddler milestones, such as talking, playing with toys and interacting with other kids.
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It's also about the experience that comes from interacting with an object, and deeply admiring what gives it form and meaning.
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Though he "loves performing and genuinely enjoys interacting with his fans," constantly being followed around and working nonstop took its toll.
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Kids are actually interacting with content (especially when games or characters are involved), making the learning experience richer and more memorable.
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In March, Pornhub launched a free VR channel that featured 360-degree videos, with people in environments interacting with the user.
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You've got these growing kids who are interacting with you every day and figuring out whether they have value and dignity.
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If this vision comes to fruition, artificially intelligent bots will become our primary way of interacting with apps on all devices.
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Both Timberlake, 35, and Ribeiro, 44, kept it light on the course, interacting with the crowd and goofing around between shots.
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In the letter, Gaga explains the trauma can make everything from taking a shower to interacting with well-meaning fans challenging.
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People getting scammed out of hundreds of dollars after believing that they were interacting with someone who had a romantic interest.
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The challenges of interacting with people in mental crises have prompted many police departments to adopt "crisis intervention training," or CIT.
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As a way of interacting with colleagues, it's still a limited experience, although it offers tangible benefits over regular video conferencing.
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The main activity for Sweetwater guests was taking pictures and video of everything in sight, often instead of interacting with it.
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On TV devices, apps can use picture-in-picture mode to continue video playback while users are interacting with another app.
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He stages full sequences where Mark (Carell) imagines his soldier alter-ego, "Hogie," interacting with a squad of female ass-kickers.
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Mr. Gross, the Republican strategist, said that for Mr. Trump, interacting with voters in a no-rules setting would be different.
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