The government interprets it as a strong obligation to succeed.
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And there's a narrow window within which the body interprets.
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Saar interprets Topsy as a symbol of defiance and strength.
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John Cornyn, R-Texas, arguing that he faithfully interprets the Constitution.
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The app analyzes the audio track and interprets the rhythm visually.
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God supposedly interprets and mimics what we do on earth, right?
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Peter Wehner interprets the passage to affirm each human's equal dignity.
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It interprets the constitution as well as statutory and administrative law.
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The Tenement Museum vividly interprets the neighborhood's past with guided tours.
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I love the way she looks at, interprets and experiences life.
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Tillerson apparently interprets "America first" as abandoning the promotion of freedom.
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What if someone interprets your tweet about Elizabeth Warren as misogynistic?
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California interprets them strictly, while in Alabama, pretty much anything goes.
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Not every audience interprets Trump's flights of outrage the same way.
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Sweet interprets Joey's recovery in part as a victory for prayer.
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Daenerys interprets the witch's words to mean she'll never bear children again.
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Software that interprets floods of data is becoming the next big thing.
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Second, the algorithm that interprets the data might not be very good.
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The administration interprets Title IX to include discrimination based on gender identity.
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Beijing interprets the Thaad deployment as another American effort to contain China.
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It remains to be seen how the judge interprets these new findings.
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Her insights into how the brain interprets have also had practical implications.
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Congress makes laws, the court interprets them, and the executive enforces them.
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At Yves, she interprets French food with an appealingly relaxed, seasonal attitude.
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He advocates an ecologically expressive aesthetic that interprets rather than imitates nature.
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Robbie interprets the food through his family, his travels, and his palate.
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I think the market interprets this as both parties are at the table.
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Visually, the film interprets the internet as a vast, ever-moving futuristic cityscape.
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So he interprets the concept as less money for states, in either scenario.
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But much will turn on how expansively or narrowly he interprets those categories.
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My husband interprets that as trying to show off how smart I am.
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Part of this project is about reshaping the way Turkey interprets its past.
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The way she interprets the human condition and its many layers is inspiring.
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What one person interprets as camp might not translate that way to someone else.
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The fact that Trump interprets the cases differently might be some cause of concern.
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Done right, your brain actually interprets it as a real experience, physically and emotionally.
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Greg interprets this as a lack of ambition, of not wanting anything at all.
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"One of the platforms interprets astonished face with Xs for eyes," he told me.
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What makes it problematic is that the person interprets it as a bad trip.
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Once the text has been transcribed, the system interprets what the text could mean.
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But it is far from clear that Assad interprets these messages the same way.
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Halal food is scarce, and Mr. Qader interprets stares on the bus as hostile.
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All of this work simply interprets actions that have already been taken by Congress.
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The younger MacKenzie interprets Colum's arrival as a show of solidarity with the Jacobites.
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Instead, she channels what others have told her, and interprets the silences in between.
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Alim Qasimov, who interprets Majnun, is a silver-voiced powerhouse and a riveting performer.
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The problem with values like respect and courage is that everybody interprets them differently.
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As Linden interprets it, the story is a warning against zealotry, religious or otherwise.
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She interprets, in short, and while on stage she is the character she is singing.
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Matt Maxey, the founder of Deafintely Dope, interprets Chance the Rapper's Lollapalooza performance on Aug.
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The media interprets (and reduces) the world for us with the use of simple narratives.
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Blink is a communications device that interprets the hand gestures of people on the road.
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So the conventional wisdom interprets the Constitution to allow unilateral termination of treaties by presidents.
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With no variation entering your ears, your brain interprets the sound as a steady hiss.
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Congress makes the laws, the president enforces the laws, and the judiciary interprets the laws.
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The administration interprets this partly as including "fuel-secure" power plants — namely, coal and nuclear.
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Tone Analyzer is a service that detects and interprets emotions in text using linguistic analysis.
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In this 2013 work, Shivalingappa interprets five Hindu poems while accompanied by four traditional musicians.
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Annabelle Lopez Ochoa's piece nods to Salvador Dalí, while Jessica Lang interprets Schumann piano études.
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The course Poland takes will depend most on how Jaroslaw Kaczynski interprets his party's mandate.
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The Trump administration so far has avoided questions about how exactly it interprets these restrictions.
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" Senate Democrats say they want to press Comey further on how he interprets this "patronage relationship.
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Every game interprets it differently, but fundamentally, the priority is on fair match-ups above all.
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Your body interprets a new tattoo as a wound and responds accordingly, in two general ways.
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An astrologer interprets the planets' activity and puts it in the context of our everyday lives.
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Jared Feldman is the founder and CEO of Canvs, a platform that measures and interprets emotions.
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Once the instructions are transmitted, AVS interprets the instructions, returning the appropriate response to the device.
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An undervote is a ballot where the machine interprets no vote being cast in a race.
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An overvote is when the machine interprets more than one vote cast in a single race.
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If the post ends with an exclamation point, the computer interprets that the person is happy.
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Schnoebelen is a linguist and the chief analyst for Idibon, a firm that interprets linguistic data.
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He interprets this as a sign that she's still disoriented, and their reunion will take time.
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The work graphically interprets her poem about spectral hauntings through the lens of mental health awareness.
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PT, which the report interprets as buyers racing to catch a fleeting deal before it expires.
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In England, as in continental Europe, every club interprets its relationship to the Champions League differently.
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His shoot was about Ciaran's concept of "the status quo" and how he interprets the world.
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He interprets the latest survey results as an indication to meet those students where they already are.
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The algorithm interprets more than one hundred thousand "signals" to make its decisions about what users see.
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Hindu belief interprets eclipses as the decapitated head of the deity Rahu being chucked into the sky.
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Britain's government interprets the vote to leave the European Union primarily as a vote against open borders.
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Vanya's lack of powers make her the outlier, a dynamic that each of her siblings interprets differently.
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Cohan interprets Glenn's last words to mean, "In this life or the next," according to Vanity Fair.
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It's a software dashboard that takes the data Chffr records from Panda and interprets it for you.
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And, depending on how the DOT interprets the law, it could possibly even require a motorcycle license.
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Needless to say, this does have an impact on how a person plays and interprets a game.
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The North Korean regime interprets the drills as rehearsal for invasion, and could respond with provocative measures.
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Trump interprets this to mean that conflicts of interest are impossible because of the office he holds.
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In theory, Congress creates the laws, the executive branch enforces the laws, and the judiciary interprets them.
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It interprets the federal Wire Act to apply to any form of gambling that crosses state lines.
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They take home the Tasmaniana Award, given to the film that best interprets the idea of Tasploitation.
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"It is like you're hearing it for the first time when a songwriter interprets it," Shaw says.
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Gorsuch has tried to position himself as an impartial arbiter who interprets the law neutrally, but Sen.
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When Donald Trump interprets "America First" in a narrow way, he makes everyone else feel second class.
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I even met the Mufti of Bulgaria, an Islamic scholar who interprets and expounds on Islamic law.
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Mr. Trump says the United States does not win anymore, but he wrongly interprets complexity as decline.
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He interprets it as a challenge to his legitimacy as president, and to his level of popularity.
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Also important is that each side interprets the genesis and future of the compromise differently, suggesting trouble ahead.
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The story hinges on how a voting public receives and interprets information — and how parties manipulate that perception.
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The new rule, scheduled to take effect on October 15th, interprets that standard in a radically toughened way.
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You're not changing your lactate levels or your heart rate, just changing how your brain interprets those signals.
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Instead they end up sending confusing and intermittent signals, which your brain interprets as tingling or just numbness.
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We're thinking of asking Goff to do her best Marcel Duchamp — fascinated to see how she interprets "Fountain."
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"Do you know how much this costs?" barks some peroxide stylist who interprets a model's allergies as ingratitude.
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China's state news agency interprets the contentious campaign as evidence that its own one-party rule is superior.
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In Tongue Twisters, Kai interprets a series of tongue twisters written by prolific children's book author Fatima Sharafeddine.
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Nearly everyone interprets the exhaustive, nearly 450-page report from Robert Mueller as a story of presidential overreach.
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The National Park Service, which manages historic sites and interprets history all over the country, can address this.
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Then Ms. Dore usually draws a card and interprets it through the lens of psychology and behavioral therapy.
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The brain interprets dieting and restriction as a famine, which causes the storage of fat for future shortages.
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But one would be hard-pressed to find a single credible Islamic scholar who interprets it this way.
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Seed interprets Reverdy's depiction of Jacob as Abel to be satirical in intention, but I'm not so sure.
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"I always ask them about head pain and also headache, because everybody interprets that all differently," Varlotta will say.
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Alternative seems to be going a different way, as well, with how it interprets what an FLCL series is.
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The 1967 Abortion Act doesn't mean guarantee abortion on demand, though that's how the general public often interprets it.
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Ed interprets her endless needling over the situation as her still being in love with Nathan on some level.
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Unruh interprets this to mean that effects from quantum gravity aren't capable of modifying Hawking radiation and rescuing information.
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One tool examines and interprets subtle facial expressions made by clients while they watch a video about financial planning.
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Marko Remec's "Would That I Wish For (Tall Totem)" (2016) interprets the totem pole as a monumental urban pillar.
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Dressed like a bride of Frankenstein, Vangeline interprets the well-known music with grotesque and frightening physicality (1:00).
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Dressed like a bride of Frankenstein, Vangeline interprets the well-known music with grotesque and frightening physicality (73:00).
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"I'm looking for a constitutional conservative judge and someone that interprets the Constitution as it was intended," Bailey said.
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The Russian robot records the gunshots and instantaneously determines the appropriate response to what it interprets as an attack.
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Page 76 The artist Celeste Dupuy-Spencer interprets what's happening on Page 133 of newly published or upcoming titles.
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Indeed, the casual reader interprets my social accounts as an extension of our digital platforms, for good and ill.
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Craig said he interprets the US bond market move as a sign of slowing economic growth around the world.
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How Congress interprets its constitutional duty must not stop the president from using all means to fulfill his own.
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When he gets bit by a spider and obtains new powers, he initially interprets them as sudden-onset puberty.
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Using the traditional Rider Waite deck as a model, El-Moussa "re-interprets" each card through her sleek lens.
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Still, though, Kimmel pointed out that having footage of one's first sexual experience — however Underwood interprets "first" — might be interesting.
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The DOE interprets Title IX to protect transgender students, and most districts choose not to fight it out in court.
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First, Flixtape interprets a user's playlist based on the name alone, suggesting three possible titles that might be of interest.
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Mobileye's vision chips and software interprets data from a camera to anticipate possible collisions with cars, people and other objects.
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Here, Diana Tourjée interprets this in Fashionating, her column about scathing fashion truths you may not be ready to hear.
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However, O'Riley interprets Liszt's version with the same fervor that the protagonist experiences in the fictional universe of Symphonie Fantastique.
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The indictment interprets Hutchins' analysis of Phase Bot as an attempt to discredit a competitor of the Kronos banking trojan.
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Photoreceptor cells—the rods and cones—normally absorb the wavelengths of incoming visible light, which the brain interprets as sight.
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The challenge the party will face is Trump himself, who interprets all efforts to play him down as personal indignities.
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How all of this work will depend on how the Administration interprets the words and phrases of the Executive Order.
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He thinks most of the compute stack, which interprets the data collected by its sensors, is up on the roof.
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He is, like Scalia, a textualist and an originalist: someone who interprets legal provisions as their words were originally understood.
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Because of the granularity of the data, the watch interprets what you're doing and apps can show you relevant info.
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This liquid water is occasionally emitted by geysers -- essentially "water volcanoes," if one interprets Enceladus' geology with an Earthly mindset.
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The Dosh Khaleen are a kind of religious council that interprets omens and guides the fate of the Dothraki people.
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How the current suryong interprets juche, and the ways he explains its precepts to his people, is actually quite significant.
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It interprets the data it gathers as emotional information, then logs it, kind of like a FitBit for your emotions.
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The internet interprets behavior like this to mean everyone is asking for car crashes, so it tries to supply them.
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Xia explained that the red dot had moved because the app interprets distance based on the volume of the car.
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Hatch also said he wants to ensure that the Trump administration interprets the new tax law as Congress has intended.
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Broaddrick interprets Hillary Clinton thanking her at a volunteer event in 1978 as a winking thank you for her silence.
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Everybody interprets music differently; for me, [my songwriting] was meant to be journal entries of what was happening in my life.
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In an effort to understand how its artificial intelligence interprets the world, Google began a process it dubbed " inceptionism" in June.
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Entitled Online Culture Wars (4-1019), the work graphically interprets how brands, celebrities, and symbols become linked along an ideological spectrum.
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And as for whether the Bible really says what Pacquiao claims, that largely depends on how someone interprets the holy book.
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If the 2nd Circuit interprets the law differently, it's likely that the issue could find its way to the Supreme Court.
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How strictly the company interprets and implements the ban now—and how that affects business going forward—remains to be seen.
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These tiny particles reflect all the wavelengths of light back to your eyes, which your brain interprets as white, Barbano says.
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In Transmission, illustrator and animator Afroditi Bitzouni interprets Chris Sakellaridis's poem of the same name through a form of collage animation.
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He also suggested South Korea and the U.S. end their joint military drills, which the North interprets as preparation for invasion.
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He doesn't like being asked to censor himself and interprets Reggie's discomfort with him using the word as being called racist.
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Putin interprets this as a sign that this isn't a deal breaker issue for you, so he'll want to address it.
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Miller's illnesses, starting with a congenital condition that led to internal bleeding, have been as myriad as the galaxies she interprets.
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Meanwhile HAL, the villainous AI, interprets Samantha's feelings as glitches in human programming and subsequently analyzes those malfunctions with chilling dominance.
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Working in the Medical Research Council's Psycholinguistics Research Unit at Oxford, she studied how the brain receives and interprets auditory signals.
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But the government often interprets the rules to suit its needs, rights groups say, especially when it comes to sensitive subjects.
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The Trump administration so far has avoided questions about how exactly it interprets these restrictions, saying lawyers are examining these issues.
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"What if someone mentally unstable reads it, interprets it as a call to action and kills me for real?" he asked.
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For her collection, Chiuri interprets the "New Look" again, in ivory organza with a peplum of pleats above wide chiffon culottes.
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He interprets the monastic asceticism of the saint as a criticism of the luxury in the Fin de Siècle in Vienna.
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First, Mrs May unequivocally interprets the vote for Brexit as a vote for lower immigration even at the cost of some prosperity.
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According to the application, the device projects light onto the user's hand, and interprets its movements based on changes to the light.
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Midway through the first act, Streisand interprets Carole King's "Being at War with Each Other" from the singer-songwriter's 1973 album Fantasy.
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Veteran gay rights activist Chi Chia-wei, 59, took the case to Taiwan's top court - which interprets the constitution - two years ago.
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The Deadpool doll interprets the character's red and black bodysuit into a padded, militaristic new style with quilted areas, gauntlets, and shinguards.
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The artist interprets the map of the Kerch peninsula as she recreates its topography and landscape within the contours of the peninsula.
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In "Psychoactive," Super Symmetry interprets the hallucinogenic plants Peyote and Morning Glory (a flower with LSD-like effects) as colorful and kaleidoscopic.
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"Judge Kavanaugh has impeccable credentials and interprets the law as it was written and intended," said Raj Shah, a White House spokesman.
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Instead he interprets traditional Yolngu chants, raising and roughening his gentle voice while a Western orchestra plays churning, minimalist accompaniments around him.
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"Dorian Gray" interprets how identity is partially shaped by the imagination, which can sometimes adversely facilitate indulgences that lead to self-destruction.
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Google declined to comment on the record about how it interprets the F.T.C. guidelines, citing a quiet period before the earnings report.
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So any vibration near the pocket, and the system organizes it in advance, and interprets it as the buzz of your phone.
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When a nerve is stimulated, a message is sent via the spinal cord to the brain, which then interprets it as pain.
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When a matter is enshrined in a Supreme Court decision that interprets the Constitution, it's very hard to change — even by Congress.
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This piece interprets the police interaction based on the available video evidence, which was recorded and posted online by the napping student.
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At its core, Bakpax is a computer vision system that converts handwriting to text and interprets what the student meant to say.
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These subtle, weird differences in how the human brain interprets sound is something scientists are constantly trying to better understand, Turnbull said.
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Much of the work interprets their experiences living in Laramie, but the centerpiece is the plaster buffalo skull created for the Women's March.
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Morris's fixation on Bannon the film buff might seem trivial, but Bannon's views on cinema say something about how he interprets the world.
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Given the whole "oops, that's not your kid" situation, Alison interprets their relationship as being very warm, which is both interesting and unexpected.
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She advises her that something is holding her artwork back and Nola interprets this as a sign to update her portrait of Shamekka.
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If I could dress anyone it would be Cindy Sherman; it would amazing to see how she interprets the pieces into her work.
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The device interprets intentional brain signals that would normally be channeled through the spinal cord, sending it to the desired muscles via cables.
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Now, it is important before diving in here to separate out RSS the protocol from RSS readers, the software that interprets that protocol.
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That data is then sent to your computer or mobile via Bluetooth—and your device just interprets Wave as a normal MIDI controller.
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Paul Schmidt's free-associative book interprets "Wonderland" as a surreal fantasy concocted by the writer to protect Alice from his sexually aggressive desire.
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By its simplest definition, the legislative branch makes the laws, the executive branch enforces the laws and the judicial branch interprets the laws.
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This is somewhat analogous to the visual cortex, which receives electrical signals from the eye and interprets them as identifiable patterns and objects.
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Democrats, by fiat, altered the way the Senate interprets Rule XXII, which governs the procedure for cutting off debate and ending a filibuster.
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He interprets the casual way rich Italians of a certain social stratum wear costly things by making pricey sportswear that looks vaguely offhand.
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If any one agency interprets a particular practice as allowed, the other four would be bound by the MOU to also accept it.
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But advisory opinions are usually a reliable guide to the thinking of the court, which interprets European law for the 28-nation union.
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To make matters even more fun, my brain interprets these fears as premonitions, which become increasingly real the more I worry about them.
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This number is still growing, which Mosseri says the company interprets as a signal that they are making News Feed better every day.
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Watson's Tone Analyzer reads through and interprets the tone of people's tweets, and will pick a hue that corresponds to the emotional consensus.
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Is Cornwall's aide (Michael Arden) — who conspicuously interprets speeches into vigorous sign language — perhaps meant to signify the difficulty of disparate souls communicating?
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In addition to the diagnostic hardware, an iPad app asks patients a series of questions, analyzes the answers, and interprets them for patients.
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When your fitness band interprets the data from its motion sensors, it is supposed to ignore motions that are not associated with walking.
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Simin, it turns out, is working for a secret Iranian colony that collects and interprets dreams as a way to spy on Americans.
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And the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission interprets Title VII of the Civil Rights Act as prohibiting discrimination on the basis of transgender identity.
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Critics said the Trump administration was building a specious legal case that interprets an exception to the law in the broadest possible terms.
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China regards the policy—which it interprets as confirming its sovereign claim to Taiwan—as the basis for its relationship with the United States.
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I mean, it really all depends in the end, we&aposre all waiting for this report from Robert Mueller and how he interprets it.
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Some 22006 percent believe the economy will see above-trend growth and inflation in the next 12 months, which BofAML interprets as "boom" sentiment.
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As with last year's Get Out, the movie's genius lies not so much in how it reflects reality but in how it interprets it.
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The plant's own photosynthetic signals indicating this are sent to the robot, which interprets them and moves the plant towards a detected light source.
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Jordan will later say that he interprets Curreri's "to hospital" notation to mean that Mago has been told to have his nose checked out.
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Her full lips, hourglass figure, sultry eye makeup, and bleach-blonde hair is more than iconic — it's changed the way the world interprets beauty.
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Although each interprets that differently, it generally means characters struggle to achieve something, but eventually overcome those obstacles with the help of their friends.
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There is no doubt that Cronin interprets Aphrodite, and for that matter Harriet Hosmer, as a feminist role model worthy of our attention today.
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Zirconia (Daniella De Jesus) interprets this as Gloria trying to use her feminine wiles to encroach on Badison's phone smuggling territory, and warns Badison.
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Giridharadas interprets this alliance as the culmination of the rhetoric of government inefficiency fused with overconfidence in business know-how to solve social issues.
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Cramer interprets the low multiple as a signal that investors do not trust that Ensco will even come close to meeting the earnings estimates.
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If imports exceed exports, we are running a bilateral trade deficit, which Mr. Trump interprets as a sign that we are the relationship's losers.
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Nor is the Second Amendment absolutism that Justice Thomas is calling for reflected in the way the Supreme Court interprets most other constitutional guarantees.
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How he interprets the meaning of both of his dad's brothers dying from crashes involving different dump trucks in incidents occurring nine years apart.
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"This week's Treasury action interprets the tax laws in ways never done before," Read said in a Wall Street Journal op-ed late Wednesday.
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Iván Fischer's endlessly magnificent orchestra arrives in town for two programs, consisting entirely of Beethoven, a composer whom the conductor interprets willfully, at times.
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Jaime Griesemer There's a lot of code in Halo that interprets what you're doing—how fast did you move there, what are you looking at?
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The accelerometer then interprets the voltage coming from the crystals to figure out how fast your phone is moving and which direction it's pointing in.
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The DC Circuit interprets the power of the Environmental Protection Agency, the Federal Election Commission, the Federal Communications Commission and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
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Another drawing shows the hand moving over a puck-like device placed on a table, which interprets the movements and broadcasts them to the television.
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The emoji standard is rather like an alphabet, and the way each icon looks on your iPhone depends on how Apple interprets and represents it.
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Trying to better understand Islam -- its culture, history and past glories -- can also help us better understand how terrorism perverts and erroneously interprets the religion.
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The concern is that a year&aposs worth of radiation could be enough to damage the part of the brain that interprets images and shapes.
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The dense ceramic sculptures are presented in a crumpled, used, and discarded state that the artist interprets as a representation of the temporality of togetherness.
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A brain-computer interface is a system that interprets a person's brain activity into one of several possible commands for equipment fitted to the competitor.
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However one interprets the symbolism of smoking for European and South American footballers, we can at least agree they do it better than our own.
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The brain interprets this a lot like experiencing the show's events and emotions in real life, which makes it harder to leave those things behind.
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In the production, the opera's lead roles are each played by two performers, one who sings and the other who interprets the role through dance.
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She started Jungian analysis, a method created by Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung, which takes a closer look at your dreams and interprets them for meaning.
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Mr. Soros, his allies say, interprets the attacks from Mr. Trump, Mr. Orban and their supporters as an effort to intimidate him into backing down.
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Though neither of these concepts is explicit in the document, the teenage Ms. Schreck merrily interprets them as prime examples of the framers' brilliant modesty.
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But Justice Kennedy's opinion interprets existing precedent to set a high bar for those who would allow discrimination in the name of the First Amendment.
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But his trial hinges on the complex stories of Ms. Haley and Ms. Mann, and how the jury interprets their tales of acquiescence and violation.
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The European Court of Justice, based in Luxembourg, interprets the law for the 28-nation European Union, and its decisions are binding for member states.
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Catastrophically: Your aunt receives a curious DNA result that she interprets to mean that the person she thought was her father was, in fact, not.
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The brain interprets colour not simply using the wavelengths rebounding off an object, but with the help of additional clues such as surrounding light and texture.
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For the defense This case will come down to how a judge or jury interprets the video evidence, the audio evidence and the credibility of witnesses.
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Strossen interprets Romero's statement of the ACLU's new policy as a commitment to "look even closer at the facts" before deciding which cases to take on.
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GfK interprets this as a potential sign of tech fatigue, but it could also be a different way of engaging with tech in the first place.
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The novel is structured around her waves of adolescent emotion, and a young Lenú interprets her surroundings in a far different way than an adult viewer.
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The Arcade Fire, "Afterlife," from their 2013 album, Reflektor; the album interprets the Orpheus myth and the official music video shows the 1959 film Black Orpheus.
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Not everyone in the field interprets the slower learning rate as a better learning strategy, but the teens were also more accurate than the adults were.
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Both candidates from the establish mainstream parties are in trouble and the market interprets this as higher risk in that Le Pen could benefit from this.
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While the Obama Administration designates the "Dear Colleague" letter as a "guidance" document that merely interprets the requirements of Title IX, the consequences have proven otherwise.
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He interprets the McGovern case as indicating the importance of party unity, and the Dukakis and Gore cases as indicating weak candidates and poorly conducted campaigns.
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The real context is how the Seamless algorithm interprets stars and uses them to determine whether to show a prospective meal-orderer one establishment over another.
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Reviews and interprets new and established directives, instructions, regulations and delegations of authority for potential impact on major program objectives, operating policies, work operations, and progress.
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In a third piece, a Muslim Brother interprets jihad as a broadly inclusive but violent struggle against tyranny — implying a struggle against the current Egyptian government.
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You pretend to be riveted by this banal banter, which Alex mistakenly interprets as an invitation to put a hand on your knee under the table.
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Lawyers fear an erosion of judicial independence as China "interprets" the Basic Law to suit its own political needs, most recently by removing two localists from power.
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He talked about the women in his life, his inspiration, but he only said two things -- judges don&apost legislate and a SCOTUS judge interprets the Constitution.
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In turn, he speculated, LinkedIn's algorithm interprets that click-through as a hint that the post is good content, causing it to be surfaced to more people.
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Fitch interprets such initiatives as the central government's efforts to disentangle GREs from public-sector balance sheets, address indiscriminate GRE debt growth and encourage greater market discipline.
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The Chicago start-up's software ingests and interprets numbers for things like investment holdings, billing records and sports statistics and transforms them into written summaries or stories.
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The SonarPen works by turning pressure information into sound waves sent to the iPad through the audio cable, which the iPad then interprets back into digital information.
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There are outtakes of him speaking more freely than he ever did on camera, cut in with more traditional news footage that interprets the events taking place.
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And indeed, Choukeir interprets the lack of enthusiasm in many pockets of the investing world as a positive factor for those intending to stay in the game.
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An OpenAI representative also said that the team has started integrating works from contemporary composers who want to see how the model interprets or imitates their style.
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Its algorithm interprets this data, understanding the road and its context (interpretation) and produces concrete outputs like acceleration/deceleration or rotation angle turned into action (actionable data).
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And if the court takes this up and interprets this 1964 statute to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation, we will be acting exactly like a legislature.
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And if the court takes this up and interprets this 1964 statute to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation, we will be acting exactly like a legislature.
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Zuckerberg was also asked to address issues relating to allegations of advertising discrimination on its platform, how it interprets freedom of speech, and diversity within the company.
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The piece interprets the works loosely: Ms. Blanchett appears as a factory worker in one clip, and with a small puppet recreation of herself in another. artgallery.nsw.gov.au
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For example, 22 years ago it invested in Biosense Webster, a company that makes a 3-D mapping system that discovers, interprets and treats cardiac rhythm disorders.
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Whether a viewer interprets this paradox as careless hypocrisy, a fatal flaw in the artist's thesis, or a nod to an inconvenient reality is up for grabs.
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Light-Fragments, by Nendo, are part of a collection developed by Ymer & Malta and the Noguchi Museum in New York that interprets Isamu Noguchi's classic Akari lamps.
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The most important aspects will be how the company interprets those vague areas of the policy and that it respects the line between legitimate critique and harassment.
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She doesn't like the way he interprets case law, which obviously has exactly nothing to do with whether he's guilty of attempted sexual assault 36 years ago.
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He said that, depending on how strictly the administration interprets the idea of "religious freedom," it is likely to hit national security concerns about protecting certain allies.
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"Paquin was just a kid when she won an Oscar for her role as Flora McGrath, a child who interprets for her mute mother, in "The Piano.
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On the law, Mr. Barr's letter also obliquely suggests that he consulted with the Office of Legal Counsel, the elite Justice Department office that interprets federal statutes.
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Endearingly played by Alex Grubbs with a taciturn awkwardness that Amber interprets as hostile, he is the soul of dependability, helping to fix up their water-damaged house.
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The 23-page opinion interprets the federal Wire Act, which prohibits interstate wagering, to apply to any form of gambling that crosses state lines, not just sports betting.
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At issue in the latest policy is how broadly the government interprets Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which does not address LGBT rights directly.
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There are outtakes of the president speaking more freely than he ever did on camera, cut in with more traditional news footage that interprets the events taking place.
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While Apple's warning earlier this month of weaker iPhone sales sparked wild concerns about the iPhone-maker's market saturation and smartphone's profitability, Morgan Stanley interprets it as stabilization.
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I pay a great deal of attention to paleo art—which interprets scientific research to depict scenes of prehistoric life—because I make my career out of it.
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The founders of our nation gave each branch a purpose: the legislative writes the laws; the executive carries out the laws, and the judicial system interprets the laws.
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But advisory opinions are usually a reliable guide to the thinking of the court, which is based in Luxembourg and interprets European law for the 28-nation union.
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It interprets "commercial service agreements" — presumably between telecommunications providers and their customers — and is suspected to outline how the government might be able to access some Americans' data.
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And Patrick interprets llajua, the accompanying hot sauce, as more chutney than salsa, leaving out tomatoes and building on a base of quilquiña, an Andean cousin to cilantro.
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In her free program, Medvedeva interprets a tormented Anna Karenina, heroine of Tolstoy's classic 19th-century Russian novel, a woman suffocated by society who takes her own life.
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Taplin interprets that philosophy liberally and applies it to several Big Tech moguls, especially PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel; Google co-founder Larry Page; Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.
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As Ms. Cody interprets the new legislation, Mr. Douglas would have had to have sold 280 grams of crack, twice as much, to receive a mandatory life sentence.
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Mr. Klitenic, who said he consulted the Justice Department, has made arguments in letters to Mr. Schiff both about how he interprets the statute and about constitutional law.
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As the Russia investigation enters its next phase and converges with midterm season, the country's immediate future will hinge on how the public interprets any revelations made public.
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They do not have the force of law themselves, but they are useful in illustrating that a defendant had ample notice of how the agency interprets the law.
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AI is smart enough to recognize the search term and any abbreviations, like GlcN, and liberally interprets evidentiary sentences so that it errs on the side of inclusion.
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Tehran interprets Turkey's Syria policy as primarily a product of a neo-Ottoman ambition to regain clout and empower pro-Turkey Sunnis in territories ruled by its progenitor.
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"I like the idea of setting up a system where at some point a person comes in and interprets what's going on and redirects the composition's trajectory," he says.
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" Another Modernist touchstone, early Picasso, described the essence of Cubism as a "base kind of materialism" which Clark interprets as "the Cubists wish at all costs to be low.
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When the smell nerve sends signals to the brain, it then "interprets these signals and, based upon our experience, we identify these signals as smell or odors," he says.
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Danielle Filandino from Pennsylvania interprets it as a depiction of the writing process itself: When I see this image, I think of what happens when you write a story.
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Torres "brought consistency to how the Southern District of New York interprets standing," Kelly Dermody, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, said in an interview, referring to the Manhattan court.
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At the same time, millions of light-sensitive cone cells allow color-corresponding signals to reach our brain's neural cortex, which interprets them as red, blue, green, yellow, etc.
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Studies show that growing up around people who espouse racist views—or even simply in an environment that lacks diversity—can contribute significantly to how a person interprets race.
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Even if one accepts the allegation by Schiff at face value and interprets the tweets as a veiled threat against Yovanovitch, it still does should not constitute witness intimidation.
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The Hill's Reid Wilson interprets the rest of the data points lining up in favor of the Democrats: Trump's approval rating is near the low part of its range.
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The fun in Google Deep Dream is getting to watch how a machine interprets a photograph and makes what looks like a painted piece of art out of it.
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Mr. Costner played a corn farmer in Iowa who hears a voice that he interprets as a directive to build a baseball diamond in his fields, which he does.
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Typically, surveillance systems send data back to a human operator, who interprets the scene to make tactical decisions about what other information is needed and how to collect it.
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She sets the action on a long table and clads her dancers in suits and ties, like a corporate thriller; he interprets the acoustic love songs of Jeff Buckley.
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The new findings show that "anti-sectarian" clauses — at least those adopted in the 19th century — almost certainly violate the U.S. Constitution as the Supreme Court now interprets it.
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The inventive and indispensable dance company Noche Flamenca interprets that work through a series of duets that explore the dynamics of loneliness and desire, feelings that flamenco captures well.
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The proposed rule also broadly interprets the terms of existing protections, defining, for instance, what it means to "assist" in a procedure to include health industry workers beyond doctors.
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The b5 exemption is supposed to protect "inter-agency or intra-agency memorandum or letters which would be privileged in civil litigation," but each agency interprets that meaning differently.
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In a post last week on Scotusblog, a website that tracks the Supreme Court, Mr. Obama said he wants a justice who interprets the law and does not make it.
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The relationship obviously didn't end well (he dumped me a day before tour) and therefore the chorus of 'More Than 10 Things' interprets the poem in a totally different way.
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While Maurice Tuchman interprets Soutine's dying fowl as "psychological scapegoats," aesthetic reminders of a shtetl tradition stemming from the artist's youth, his analysis of the beef pictures is quite different.
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Williams, for example, says she sees the doll's experience with stuttering as an amazing thing, and she "feels bad" for a society that interprets the backstory as anything but powerful.
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Most important, since last June's referendum Mrs May, who backed Remain, has become a devoted convert to the cause of Brexit, which she interprets as a mandate to cut immigration.
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Detlef Pollack, a sociologist who studies Germany's Turkish population, interprets support for Mr Erdogan not as a rejection of democracy but as an expression of defiance, identity and perhaps resentment.
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" He explained how he interprets the variables in his practice: Seth advises advisors, "Demonstrate how high your numerators are and how low your denominator is, and you've built high trust.
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How the country -- especially its crucial political middle interprets -- Tuesday's debate and the political combat to come, could end up deciding who lives in the White House after January 2021.
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"I can't read it!" she says in relief—he's only a night terror, since, she explains, Wernicke's area, the part of the brain that interprets language, is dormant during sleep.
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These mutations cause the death of so-called hair cells in the inner ear, which convert mechanical vibrations like sound waves into nerve signals that the brain interprets as hearing.
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Thomas identifies as an originalist, meaning that he interprets the Constitution based on what he views as the original public meaning of its clauses and amendments when they were drafted.
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"What's concerning is when they push publishers to interpret GDPR only the way Google interprets it," said Joshua Koran, managing director at technology firm Sizmek, which works closely with advertisers.
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The way that election law expert Ned Foley of Ohio State University interprets this, it's a hard cutoff: no one can get in line after the official poll closing time.
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She interprets the flood as a terrifying natural disaster, just the latest stroke of bad luck in an already unlucky life, lived on the margins of an already poor country.
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And of course, the President, who is notoriously thin-skinned and quick to take offense, often interprets fair criticism, petty snipes, and serious challenges as attacks that warrant public responses.
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It generally interprets the former as an unemployment rate that neither pushes inflation higher or lower and the latter as annual inflation that averages 28500 percent over the medium term.
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In gaming, emergent stories are what happen when the systems of a non-narrative game naturally lead to situations and conflicts that the player interprets as part of a narrative.
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Kate Manne, an assistant professor at Cornell University, interprets this concept as a risk-averseness: I'm not biased, but my neighbor might be, so I ought to vote for a man.
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I ask him if he reads on the plane, and he interprets my question as about the Tarot instead of books, telling me that he doesn't read the Tarot on planes.
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In a way, this is the problem with making a TV series about historical events that directly interprets said events instead of loosely flirting with them (as, say, Boardwalk Empire did).
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Depending on how the judge interprets things and how the lawyers state their cases, that could amount to either a lot of money or a hell of a lot of money.
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She interprets the move as Mercosur turning away from "import substitution", the failed development model under which it kept out foreign products in the hope that local production would thus flourish.
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One device could record sounds from the lungs — similar to how a typical stethoscope works, except the audio is run through an algorithm that interprets the sound and makes a diagnosis.
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North Korea also confirmed the launch came in response to joint military drills between the U.S and South Korea, which Pyongyang interprets as rehearsal for invasion, and that Kim was present.
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The Anti-Semitism Awareness Act adds no new legal protections for Jewish students; the Department of Education already interprets federal civil rights law to protect Jewish students from discrimination on campus.
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"Even assuming that the market interprets Scotiabank's earnings as C$1.58 per shares — this would be close to in line with consensus whereas other banks beat consensus estimates handily," he said.
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But the way Clark County interprets it, according to Kulin, is that the polls are supposed to stay open until the line diminishes — until all registered voters have been let inside.
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Somebody comes along, becomes a very popular leader and he interprets in his own way -- that you should fight, you should kill, you should be opposed to people of other religions.
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The third virtue is independence: while a legislature debates and passes laws, a court can be insulated from this political process when it interprets those laws and resolves competing legal claims.
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It also illustrates the depth of antipathy Mr. Trump has had for Mr. Sessions — one of his earliest campaign supporters — and how the president interprets "disloyalty" within his circle of advisers.
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He surprises her by asking for a hug, a gesture she initially interprets as a joke, until she realizes that he really does need her to embrace him like a sister.
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Trump also instructed Attorney General Jeff Sessions to file a request to modify the Flores settlement, which the government interprets as barring the detention of children for more than 20 days.
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A diversified portfolio will always help investors in the wake of Fed rate hikes because it serves as a hedge for how Wall Street interprets the central bank's moves, Cramer explained.
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Even Project Maven, being tied to drone surveillance and potentially to targeted killing operations, raises many issues that should have caused Google to reject it, depending on how one interprets this qualification.
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But unlike a child, you can selectively limit what an AI learns and knows, and then conduct fun experiments about how it sees and interprets the real world using its basic intelligence.
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But as first reported by Bloomberg News, the Senate Parliamentarian, a non-partisan official who interprets Senate rules, has told Republicans that the reconciliation process essentially expires at the end of September.
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Zoe interprets their free-fall descent as a metaphor for the plummeting economy after the stock market crash of 1929, drawing on Walter Benjamin's idea that cartoons expose the barbarism in society.
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When the DNA-copying machinery encounters these fused pairs, it interprets the unusual shape as being a pair of Ts, resulting in a permanent change in the DNA sequence in that position.
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Walker, on the other hand, interprets these as different districts: circles are residential areas, triangles are retail/activity centers, squares are the downtown business districts full of jobs, and crosses are hospitals.
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"So when you're humiliated, your brain interprets it as if you're putting your finger in the fire ... our brain doesn't like it and it won't allow us to do it," he said.
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While it does not carry the force of law, it signals how the administration interprets federal statutes, bringing with it an implied threat that schools that act otherwise could lose federal funding.
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Experts have actually studied how the human brain interprets social circles, and according to a British researcher named Robin Dunbar, most people can only handle having 150 meaningful relationships at one time.
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The algorithm then interprets the data into various emotional states — for example, depression, anxiety, and rage — so managers can use the information to better plan break times and help everyone be efficient.
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Obviously the red 1 isn't a standard presentation of the number, but it is sufficiently similar that, when you know you're looking at the Formula 1 logo, your brain interprets it thus.
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Fitch interprets such initiatives as being undertaken by the central government to disentangle government-related entities (GREs) from public-sector balance sheets, address indiscriminate GRE debt growth, and encourage greater market discipline.
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In school, students are taught about the three branches of the federal government: The legislative branch makes the laws; the executive branch enforces the laws; and the judicial branch interprets the laws.
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Today, when liberals denounce toxic masculinity, some conservative commentator angrily interprets it as criticism of masculinity as a whole, which compels them to outline all the ways men are vital to society.
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Then the county just needs to install a third-party system that reads and interprets the bar code for the scanner, saving staff from having to manually transfer votes to ballot stock.
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Recently, he sent the DNA evidence to be analyzed by probablistic genotyping software -- a relatively new tool that interprets DNA mixtures with computer science and advanced math, the Georgia Innocence Project says.
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But what about adorning one of the most important parts of the music, the instrument, in your own blood, as an extension of yourself, changing the way the crowd interprets the music?
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Hamlet and Oedipus interprets Hamlet's character through the lens of the Oedipus complex, Freud's idea that one necessary stage in psychosexual development involves a child's unconscious desire for their opposite-sex parent.
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To fix that, Textract is smart enough to understand common data types like Social Security numbers, dates of birth and addresses, and interprets them correctly no matter where they fall on the page.
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The Times interprets this as "an apparent reference" to video of a public event from 2018 at which Biden told the story of how he pressured Ukraine to fire a corrupt prosecutor general.
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From iOS 9 onwards, Apple's software interprets any unauthorized (read: not performed by an Apple Store) change to the security hardware as an attempted hack, and bricks the phone, giving an "Error 53".
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For instance, Tesla recently updated its autopilot software to allow a car to change lanes automatically when it sees fit, presumably when the system interprets that the next lane's traffic is going faster.
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Also inspired by her own memories of the Met, Wolf's image bank suggests new narratives, contemplating how an institution interprets its archives and consequently produces knowledge through its methods of documentation and organization.
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On Thursday, Barcena described the move as "unilateral," noting the Mexican government does not support it and interprets the rules as not sending migrants to Mexico but rather to their countries of origin.
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These new rules have inspired, and will continue to inspire, inflamed passions — even though the scope of their effect can weaken only certain parts of how an administration interprets the Endangered Species Act.
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To better understand the function of interactivity in VR, I met up with Yasmin Elayat and Alexander Porter from Scatter: a Brooklyn-based collective whose work interprets the social implications of emerging technologies.
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The nature-meets-cybernetics output that he has been sharing on his Instagram page rocking the pixel is the result of what he sees happening in the world, and how he interprets it.
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My worry is that Trump says or does something incautious or imprudent, as he often does, which North Korea interprets as deadly serious and decides to escalate immediately to deter a potential invasion.
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Accordingly, FIRREA imposes civil liability on "whoever" engages in fraudulent conduct that affects a "federally insured financial institution," but the Justice Department interprets this "whoever" language to apply to the financial institution itself.
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How the court interprets the applicability of the Genocide Convention to these facts will establish a critical precedent for determining whether the ISIS campaign of forced conversion of Christians and Yazidis constitutes genocide.
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David Curtis, a retired consultant psychiatrist and honorary professor at University College London and Queen Mary University of London, who was not involved in the study, interprets its results differently to the authors.
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But as much as it's recognized that it's necessary and obligatory in most Western countries — including the U.S. — some have expressed concern at how Russia rolled out and interprets its lawful intercept powers.
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IPR also interprets the technical aspects of patents differently than courts; they view the terms as broad as possible, thereby making it easier to conclude that a patent is overbroad and, therefore, invalid.
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After all, Google Translate interprets "w hy ar e th e tran stla tions so wei rd" in Somali, for instance, as "It is a great way to make it so much better."
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"I don't think people were only focused on the fact that I sounded like or looked like Luther but rather, 'Oh this guy reminds me of Luther because he interprets songs well," he says.
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So, that would be a very, very long time on the bench if she ever was appointed and a Catholic person, like you said, an originalist really, interprets the Constitution as it was written.
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When something scares us (even if it's in a movie), our brain interprets that thing as a threat, which sets off a series of chemical reactions we know as our fight or flight instinct.
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A brisk materialist who thinks that "people are small next to physics" and interprets love as no more than a "Darwinist illusion", she shares a steely detachment with the female sleuths of Nordic noir.
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The illustrator I work with, Cali Sales, always interprets my ideas in a playful way – we have been collaborating for a few years now, and The Deep End Club aesthetic has come from that.
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This, in case you haven't recognized it, is how Mr. Ramirez interprets ají de gallina, transforming it into a new form while keeping the qualities that make it a comfort-food staple in Peru.
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"North Korea makes it exceedingly difficult to build trust when it interprets restraint as weakness and looks to exploit divisions within South Korea," said Leif-Eric Easley, a professor at Ewha University in Seoul.
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According to Gallagher, who interprets the piece as one of the interviewees commenting on the sculpture, by representing the figures in such a classical way, Lewis regards the slaves as equal to Greek gods.
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The local-born chef interprets island classics with a contemporary twist, dicing bits of Portuguese sausage, an island breakfast favorite, into soupy bowls of pocho mussels and flecking beet poke with smoked macadamia nuts.
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Both the show and the film follow a flawed, selfish person who interprets their looping as a kind of divine punishment, a lesson designed by some supernatural force to teach them compassion and tenderness.
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Slight changes in how the SEC interprets and applies regulations could produce significant benefits and provide Main Street businesses the capital they need to serve as critical engines of growth for the American economy.
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Not that Doris really gains any confidence from that fact: She is so head-over-heels in love with John that she interprets every interaction as another step on the path to true romance.
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Marrying Virginia Woolf's stream-of-consciousness poetry with experimental visuals, a new film from director Marta Di Francesco interprets Woolf's classic, The Waves, with a unique aesthetic developed over the course of several years.
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Instead, software interprets the color in each small square of the image — each covering an area on the ground of about 100 feet by 100 feet — as intact or damaged forest, or bare ground.
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Their venture was perfectly timed to surf the swell of interest in AI prompted by the emergence of a technology called deep learning in 2012, which made software that interprets images much more accurate.
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" Rancière interprets this to mean that "it is not in the linkages of the story that the fictional content is to be sought" but rather in "the milieu of meanings, the milieu of actions.
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In June, Labor Secretary R. Alexander Acosta announced the withdrawal of two prominent Obama administration guidances — documents that do not change the law but indicate how a department interprets it and can influence employers.
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As Hultcrantz sees it, her most important task as a doctor is to be a good writer, constructing a coherent narrative from her patients' physical symptoms, which she interprets as metaphors for psychic distress.
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Kennedy interprets the Constitution with an eye toward the practical effects of the court's rulings, as when he wrote for the majority just two terms ago upholding state-sponsored affirmative action in higher education.
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When the court interprets the Constitution, Gorsuch subscribes to a similar (though not identical) theory, originalism, in which judges adhere to the meaning of the Constitution as people understood it when it was ratified.
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Trump administration officials have maintained that ICE will continue Obama's priority of going after criminals first, but the agency's acting director, Thomas Homan, has explicitly said he interprets that mission as going after everyone.
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When the Supreme Court does its job and interprets the Constitution according to its text -- as the American people wrote it -- it speaks for all of us, "we the people,"and safeguards our highest ideals.
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Catholic columnist Ross Douthat, whose To Change the Church: Pope Francis and the Future of Catholicism came out this week, interprets Francis's friendship with Scalfari as a kind of "back door" form of information dissemination.
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Wamai interprets the above interview question this way: "To me, that is about understanding how the different parts of Facebook feed the mission or help the mission and the values that we're about," she says.
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Mr. Crossman seeks beauty in formalism through precise gestures, using four dancers and a table, while Mr. Teicher, working with the jazz dancer Nathan Bugh, interprets the music of Ella Fitzgerald with verve (1:00).
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From Christina Aguilera's "Stronger" to Little Mix's "Shout Out To My Ex," there is a whole world of music that celebrates the failed relationship as a character-building experience, and interprets heartbreak with unbridled optimism.
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And I agree with you wholeheartedly about that wildly inappropriate Slow Clapper, about the viewer of Slave Play who listens to each black character's revelation and interprets it as a moment that merits individual recognition.
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The first two episodes premiered this week, with the first devoted to a bizarre and heartbreaking lawsuit that changed how the law interprets emotions, and the second following a man discovering a new emotion. —GK
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But Republican judicial nominees share a legal philosophy that is sceptical of executive and federal power and inclined towards "originalism", which interprets the constitution's meaning narrowly, as it would have been understood when it was written.
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"The decision is seen as radical, as it interprets Article 14 literally," Dr Lukasz Olejnik, independent cybersecurity and privacy advisor, and research associate at the Center for Technology and Global Affairs at Oxford University, tells TechCrunch.
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Dobby, the house elf who attempts to warn Harry of dangers in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, is freed from the Malfoy household when he interprets that Lucius has given him a single sock.
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Some experts also say that when people with penises have a full bladder, there's a mechanical pressure that their brain interprets as pleasurable sexual arousal, and causes an erection, says Laurie Watson, LMFT, certified sex therapist.
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There is an image frozen in his mind: of a woman walking her dogs, caught in the middle of the gunfire, her eyes fixed on him in an expression he interprets as a plea for help.
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Usually, the sensor in a scanner interprets reflected light from barcode lines, turns it into a bit of text a computer can understand, and then the barcode system emits a beep to confirm a successful scan.
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"When an agency of the legislative branch interprets a law differently than the executive branch, the executive branch is not bound by its views," Mark Paoletta, the OMB's general counsel, wrote in a memo last November.
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Alternately, Horowitz posits that if the components of the target devices aren't fully opaque, the laser's light may get past the microphone and directly hit the electronic chip that interprets its vibrations into an electrical signal.
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Like Justice Scalia, he is an originalist, meaning he interprets the Constitution's language to mean what it was understood to mean when it was written — an approach that has led both men to consistently conservative results.
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Mr Khan interprets the title as meaning both "foreigner" and "guest"; the work is based on the experience of the 1m Indian soldiers, now largely forgotten, who served with the British army in the first world war.
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That amount of reflected light is related to changes in blood volume in the tissue and that information is sent to Samsung's My BP Lab app, where a proprietary algorithm interprets the results to estimate blood pressure.
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The neuroprosthetic device implanted in the monkey's brain correctly interprets activity generated by the motor cortex, and relays this information to a system of electrodes placed over the surface of the spinal cord, just below the injury.
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Though Amnesty acknowledges steps have been made, it still maintains that Twitter as a whole fails to let users know how it interprets and enforces policies regarding abuse and threats of violence and that enforcement is inconsistent.
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HTC also does something really clever with the pressure-sensitive sides of the U12 Plus: it interprets how you're holding the phone and stops the screen from rotating to landscape mode when you don't want it to.
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The changes in N also make Google's emoji feel closer to Apple's emoji, which, for whatever reason, have long felt like the standard (they're not — Unicode sets the standard, but Apple interprets them in fairly straightforward ways).
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"Because what they see (an invisible finger being stretched) matches what they feel (namely, their own finger being pulled), the brain interprets this as one event—so they feel like their finger is stretching," she tells me.
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In the small confines of a seven track EP (including an Egg Hunt cover), the band interprets rock and hardcore with ingenuity and fearlessness, putting together a record that basks in joy and reflection in equal measure.
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While the national tragedy affects the way Lisa interprets her own life events, it wouldn't be unfair to say that she likely felt the bus accident on a more disastrous magnitude than the events of 9/11.
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Although they don't explicitly state potentially disciplinary actions, the industry interprets the letters as a first warning to stop marketing products outside of their approved uses or face enforcement actions, including a mandatory recall or product seizure.
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But he proudly acknowledged that he had frequently raised questions about how the agency interprets federal ethics laws that govern the activity of 2.7 million federal employees in more than 130 executive agencies, including the White House.
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Players can create ways to participate that don't put their own careers unnecessarily at odds with fans, owners, politicians and anyone who interprets protests against the anthem as protests against the flag the military, and loyalty to America.
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I work on a theory of emotion, called appraisal theory, that holds that how a person responds emotionally to their circumstances depends on how the person interprets, or appraises, what the circumstances imply for their personal well being.
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Every character or story in this season interprets "dramedy" differently: Lorna (Yael Stone) has a lot of lighter fare, the affianced Piper and Alex get a mix, and Taystee's arc is full drama (and quality work from Brooks).
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Fitch interprets this provision as allowing us to publish a rating review in situations where we believe makes it inappropriate for us to wait until the next scheduled review date to update the rating or Outlook/Watch status.
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The committee should do away with the Ginsburg Rule and only accept a refusal to answer questions on specific pending cases — not questions about how a nominee interprets the Constitution on general questions like privacy or presidential powers.
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But if DHS interprets the executive order to mean it should send as little money as possible to Mexico — even to support efforts to keep Central Americans from coming to the US — that might undermine other Trump goals.
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On her 2017 album "French Touch," the former first lady of France interprets songs by the Rolling Stones ("Miss You"), Depeche Mode ("Enjoy the Silence") and even AC/DC ("Highway to Hell") in a pleasantly languid chanson style.
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The artist interprets the role of the philanthropist as primarily an assertion of power as it relates to colonization and "otherness" — and with it, the condescension toward those who live at the lower end of the economic scale.
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The artist Natalie Frank interprets the book, which she reads annually, as an empowering narrative of a woman's choices and interior life — "a story of freedom," she says in the publication accompanying her current exhibition at Half Gallery.
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Some of them suggest the next battleground will be how the FCC interprets and issues regulations around a 1991 robocall statute known as the Telephone Consumer Protection Act and its definition of what constitutes legal or illegal robocalls.
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The footage of that is very good for a few minutes before it becomes impossibly great as Johanna interprets Patti's final spoken-word poem like her lungs are amok, and Klara yodels repeatedly over the top of her.
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As the viewer's perspective changes when looking at the object from different low angles, which makes its lines appear slanted, the brain interprets those visual cues differently, producing three alternate 3D layouts for the object's various platforms and protrusions.
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On display at the AANM are selections from Baddawi, Abdelrazaq's debut graphic novel, which interprets her father's life experiences, growing up in the 1960s and '70s amidst the civil war and the Palestinian refugee camps of Lebanon and Beirut.
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Conversely, students who said they aspired to be one of the best students in their class—which the OECD interprets as being motivated primarily by their rank among peers—tended to report more anxiety than their less competitive classmates.
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I think it's going to be really interesting and exciting to see how he interprets this new world and what he does with it, and how it takes everything collapsing around him for him to build himself back up.
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Gorsuch, like his predecessor on the bench, Antonin Scalia, interprets the law exactly as it's written, leaving little room for interpretation, and he could be the most conservative judge on the Supreme Court now, according to The Washington Post.
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Since most creators shot at a frame rate based on old film (24Hz), the human eye interprets the motion differently, and, if you're familiar with the original material — or just movies in general, really — you'll think it looks ... wrong.
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But a 2015 press release from Silk Road Group describes how Fotiadis' design "re-interprets the materials and formal configurations of the older existing buildings" at the vineyard using "fragmented volumes, inclined roof-planes, [and] weathered-steel framed windows."
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By contrast, a crisis in the Japanese nuclear family at the turn of the millennium led Miyazaki to make Howl's Moving Castle (2004); with its motley crew of "tenants," Napier interprets it as a metaphor for one's "chosen" family.
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Before the President issued the order, the White House did not seek the legal guidance of the Office of Legal Counsel, the Justice Department office that interprets the law for the executive branch, according to a source familiar with the process.
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"A lot of the pieces of the preventive services benefits that clarify and make the coverage real and strong has been through [federal officials'] guidance [that interprets the health law], and there is fear that could be changed," Palanker said.
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In 2011 he created the film The Flow that visually interprets the scientific theory behind layers of matter, and he is currently working with photographer Jan Kriwol to combine photographs of urban environments into anatomical renderings of the circulatory system.
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As France moves forward and for the moment, begins to implement the recommendations given in this study, the pressure on other formerly colonialist nations increases to join the effort to "rebalance the geography of African heritage", as Savoy interprets it.
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The same goes for this Rambo: First Blood Part II poster, where Wade Watts' avatar interprets "deadly resolve" as "mild apprehension," and displays a surprising reticence to doff his shirt and popped-collar jean jacket for the sake of aesthetic accuracy.
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But no, Audrey interprets the literal river of blood on the hardwood floor in front of her as Rory's (and Sidney's) sick way of telling everyone he's ditched his wife and left for a better role alongside Brad Pitt. Right.
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And if you, the player, have weak points—perhaps an inconsistent toss or contact point with the ball—the mobile phone app, which interprets the sensor's data, will direct you to tutorial videos (the latest addition to the technology's fourth generation).
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It is more signaling to China than it is to the Fed but how the Fed interprets the potentially downside risk growing because trade is not getting better it is, in fact, getting worse is certainly worth paying attention to.
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If you use a technique that changes the way the brain functions, that changes the way the brain interprets signals from the body and therefore it will affect the experience of pain, as well as the person's emotional reaction to pain.
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In 2000-2001, the United States blocked a dispute panel – a third-party adjudicator that interprets and applies NAFTA obligations to determine if a government is in violation – from being appointed to hear a Mexican complaint about U.S. sugar restrictions.
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The Court of Cassation, an appellate panel that interprets and applies Egyptian law, ordered a retrial of a case in which Mr. Morsi was charged with orchestrating a prison break during the chaotic days of the 2011 uprising against Mr. Mubarak.
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He likely took note of your comment that your meeting may be the "easiest" part of your trip to Europe and probably interprets that statement as your desire to talk generally about hot button issues without getting too into the details.
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Australia 2022 eventually hired Radmann as a subcontractor through another firm, steps the Garcia Report interprets as attempts to mask his ties to the bid (although the Australian bid told Garcia's investigators it was at Radmann's request for "taxation reasons").
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"I can't stop anybody who looks into my father's past and interprets his career one way or another," said Juan Antonio Samaranch, a financier who has followed in his father's footsteps to become vice president of the International Olympic Committee.
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Scott Skinner-Thompson, an associate professor of law at the University of Colorado, Boulder, who specializes in L.G.B.T.Q. issues, said that even if the Trump administration curtails the rule, federal case law generally interprets sex discrimination as including gender identity.
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While the amount of sound an ear can tolerate varies from person to person, gun-strength noise can damage nerves in the ear, which leads to hearing loss, which the brain interprets as a loss of sensory input, Shore explains.
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Some legal experts say it could open the door to a form of judicial review like that of the U.S. — except the U.S. has a codified constitution and a Supreme Court that actively interprets it (as opposed to Britain's unwritten constitution).
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The order released Wednesday evening interprets Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 -- which "prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, and national origin in programs and activities receiving Federal financial assistance" -- as protecting from anti-Semitism.
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To the Editor: Lauren Enriquez's Op-Ed essay perfectly interprets my feelings and makes me realize that I am not the odd person out in the women's movement, a movement that I basically identify with except for its abortion stance.
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The author interprets the phrase in the same way many of Trump's critics have: as a promise to return to a version of this country that was less diverse and where the rights of racial and religious minorities weren't prioritized.
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Here's how it goes: a team subjectively interprets an infraction of those unwritten, subjective rules, and then instructs their pitcher to hit a player with a pitch—typically the best player on the other team, if not the player who committed the gaffe.
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The government has wanted to cut the net-migration figure to the "tens of thousands" since the Conservatives took power in 2000, a target that has grown only more urgent after the Brexit vote, which it interprets as a vote to reduce immigration.
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In May, the departments of Justice and Education told public school districts and colleges that receive federal funding that it interprets "sex discrimination" under Title IX, a federal law that bans sex discrimination in schools, to include claims based on gender identity.
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But it is one thing for an individual to claim his religious beliefs are threatened, and another to define someone else's undertaking as "inherently religious" when the third party says it is anything but, or interprets its religiosity in a very different way.
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Justice Scalia and I had fundamental disagreements about how the Supreme Court interprets the Constitution, but we shared a belief that sharp debates, tough questions, and deep respect for the adversarial process was an essential part of our judicial system and our democracy.
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That reading "is considered the danger level," said John Gray, co-editor of the Investors Intelligence newsletter, which interprets high levels of sentiment in either direction as indicators that the market is poised to head the other way in the near term.
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The power of corporations, the power of the federal government, the power of states, the power of the police and the city council and the school board -- all of them could be affected by how the closely divided court interprets the Constitution.
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This tool keeps managers automatically updated with their employees' progress and interprets this data to make suggestions, such as considering an employee for a promotion in the near future or stepping in to assist an employee in danger of missing a quota.
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The retina is "the camera film of the eye," and it interprets light and turns into electrical energy so the brain can understand it, said Dr. Avnish Deobhakta, author of the new report and an ophthalmologist with the eye and ear infirmary.
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The Department of Education interprets first-gen status in at least three different ways: the legislative definition (no parent in the household has a bachelor's degree) and the two used for research (no education after high school; no degree after high school).
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Support for a sign ban was at odds with a provision in the organization's constitution that interprets any rule prohibiting the posting of signs as an infringement on the freedom of speech of both the real estate agent and the home seller.
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Depending on how a grand jury interprets the facts the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, has gathered about the two Trump Tower meetings, it could find that the foreigners violated that law — and that Donald Trump Jr. conspired in that offense.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is leaving a path open to diplomacy with Iran, but Iran would be making a mistake if it interprets his restraint over the downing of a drone as weakness, U.S. disarmament ambassador Robert Wood said on Tuesday.
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"We are going to get Judge Gorsuch confirmed — this is a good judge — this is a judge who interprets the law based on what it says rather than what he might wish it might say, and we intend to get him confirmed," he said.
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The browser calls in the help of the CPU and the GPU on your computer as it interprets the code it's getting and turns it into a webpage—in this case a search box with the Google logo (or maybe a Google doodle) above it.
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According to Barton, neurologists have long known that playing with serotonin levels can affect how the brain interprets visual data, and that the previous generation of pharmaceuticals, before SSRIs, were known to cause the smearing of objects as they move through the field of vision.
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As China interprets the original accession agreement, it was promised that, after 15 years, it would be treated like any other market economy in the WTO: it would be guilty of dumping only if the export price was lower than the price in China.
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And rumor has it that Once Upon A Time may cast Mekia Cox as Tiana, which would make her the first black Disney princess on T.V. Latina Lana Parrilla, who interprets the Evil Queen on the show, also represents a major stride toward greater diversity.
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In a related matter, Bove pointed to a Moelis & Co. report showing the government made just shy of $100 million from Fannie and Freddie since the financial crisis, a development he interprets as further evidence to fuel the government's desire to nationalize the mortgage market.
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It's a refraction of reality, containing feelings and thoughts that are put forth, first, in a primary text, which the actor interprets—an interpretation that the director supports or edits, in an attempt to help build, in a made-up world, an atmosphere of verisimilitude.
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You are sifting through the private lives of your targets in order to find connections to other people or other devices that they own, and then you comb through those devices in order to pass information through the wall to Ampleford who interprets it.
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Since these pages are out of sync, we cannot definitively know how many comments each page had on 2006-01-11, and to make matters worse the Javascript interprets missing information as zero comments, giving a false sense of lower public engagement with Reid's blog.
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"Justice Scalia and I had fundamental disagreements about how the Supreme Court interprets the Constitution, but we shared a belief that sharp debates, tough questions, and deep respect for the adversarial process was an essential part of our judicial system and our democracy," he said.
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Our high school civics teachers taught us that Congress writes the law, the Executive enforces the law, and the Judiciary interprets the law, but the reality is that the vast majority of enforceable legal rules are written, not by Congress, but by administrative agencies.
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So-called Toronto D.I.Y. filmmakers include Kazik Radwanski, Matt Johnson, Isiah Medina and Sofia Bohdanowicz, whose virtually no-budget debut, the award-winning "Never Eat Alone," is a formally brilliant docu-fiction that movingly interprets her grandmother's real-life search for a lost love.
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"In this picture, someone has very cleverly manipulated the image so that the objects you're looking at are reflecting what would otherwise be achromatic or grayscale, but the light source that your brain interprets to be on the scene has got this blueish component," Conway told me.
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Click here to view original GIFDirected by Nerdo, this short animation interprets the poem about beer from Charles Bukowski and it's so dark and bitingly true and just totally spot on about the dependency that someone could have on beer (or wine or whiskey or whatever).
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Thanks to a host of reasons — the rise of athleisure, the rejection of some particularly pernicious strains of hypersexualization, a reframing of what our society interprets as sexy — granny panties are taking up space in women's underwear drawers in a way they haven't since the '250s.
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I found it easier to talk with adults than kids my age," she recollects, adding that she was always "aware of the fact that every individual interprets the same world differently, with a subconscious set of mental filters formed from his or her beliefs and experiences.
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Aso also said it was a "big achievement" for Japan that G20 finance leaders reconfirmed their commitment at last month's meeting in Germany that excessive currency volatility was undesirable, language Tokyo interprets as justifying stepping into the market to counter abrupt yen spikes that hurt exports.
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They work in a lab the company built this year in a former barn at Cassin Ranch, the site of its research and development operation as well as its field testing and breeding, and stocked with equipment that interprets the reams of information embedded in berry genomes.
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Fitch interprets this provision as allowing us to publish a rating review in situations where there is a change in our criteria that we believe makes it inappropriate for us to wait until the next scheduled review date to update the rating or Outlook/Watch status.
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But the rise can be attributed in part to increased public awareness and changes in the law, which broadened the definition of hate crimes to the point that almost any verbal or physical assault can be categorized as one if the victim interprets it as such.
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"When an American president cannot commit clearly to Article 5 at a time when everyone is expecting him to do this then there is the risk that Moscow interprets this as meaning it is no longer valid," said Jan Techau of the American Academy in Berlin.
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The DSS wouldn't confirm its technological resources, but the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, which interprets satellite data and imagery acquired from the National Reconnaissance Office to support combat and intelligence operations, says on its website that for the 2016 Summer Games in Rio, it built detailed interactive digital maps.
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In a press release detailing the outcome, the law firm involved in the case interprets the decision as generalized — suggesting other Berliners could take similar action to seek to overturn other permit rejections, and expect to also be granted leave to rent their homes for up to 182 days.
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Once you change the way a camera's color filter functions, you need to redesign its image processor (the thing that interprets the data the camera's sensor captures), how those images are shown on a display, all of the camera's various photo modes, and a bunch of other stuff.
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Study authors Steven Davenport and Jonathan Caulkins looked at data gathered between 23 and 27, and their paper, "Evolution of the United States Marijuana Market in the Decade of Liberalization Before Full Legalization," interprets the data in many ways, producing an interesting snapshot of the median weed user.
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Where "The Daughter of Dawn" interprets Native American culture according to the precepts of 19th-century American melodrama, "The Return" simultaneously embodies the white supremacist attitudes of early 20th-century pulp fiction ("Tarzan" springs to mind) and, a particularly graphic buffalo slaughter notwithstanding, the countercultural romanticism of the 1960s.
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Vayyar nabs $109M for its "4D" radar tech, which detects and tracks images while preserving privacy Vayyar is an Israeli startup that builds radar-imaging chips and sensors, as well as the software that reads and interprets the resulting images, for use in automotive and IoT applications. 4.
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Any move that the White House interprets as backing away from a staunch defense or giving Democrats room to press their case is likely to provoke an angry response from the president and aggravate Republican voters who believe the matter should not even be dignified by a trial.
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It's called "Weak and Incompetent Leaders act like Strong Leaders," and it makes a simple point: The very same actions Zunger interprets as a devious, coordinated plan can also be interpreted as the bumbling, defensive moves of a weak leader who doesn't know what the hell he's doing.
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The hundreds of thousands of moms and dads who contact Focus on the Family – citizens who value life, liberty, and the freedom to engage in self-government – want to see a nominee who stays in his or her judicial lane and interprets the Constitution according to its text and original understanding.
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Fitch interprets this provision as allowing us to publish a rating review in situations where there is a material change in the creditworthiness of the issuer that we believe makes it inappropriate for us to wait until the next scheduled review date to update the rating or Outlook/Watch status.
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Fitch interprets this provision as allowing us to publish a rating review in situations where there is a material change in the creditworthiness of the issuer that Fitch believes makes it inappropriate for us to wait until the next scheduled review date to update the rating or Outlook/Watch status.
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The evening saw the premiere of a 66-minute dance work, Variations on Themes from Lost and Found: Scenes from a Life and other works by John Bernd, which interprets some of the works of choreographer John Bernd, who died of AIDS-related complications in 1988, at the age of 35.
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The outcome of the trial will depend largely on how the jury interprets evidence now being presented about Yoselyn Ortega's mental health and her state of mind when she used a kitchen knife to slay 230-year-old Leo Krim and his 21978-year-old sister, Lucia, in October 22008.
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Way back in 1993, the activist computer programmer John Gilmore argued that the internet "interprets censorship as damage and routes around it"; as recently as 2011, activists still held out hope that access to Facebook and other social media could help bring about a peaceful revolution in the Middle East.
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The reason for the discrepancy, the BroadbandNow report states, is the way the FCC interprets census data collected from ISPs on Form 477; basically, if an ISP provides service to at least one household in a census block, the FCC considers the whole census block as "covered" by that ISP.
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"On Sunday, the U.S. Department of Labor announced a final rule that interprets the 'joint employment' standard in a way that makes it easier for corporations to cheat their workers and look the other way when workplace violations occur," said Rebecca Dixon, executive director of the NELP, in a statement.
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The ruling, and how an appeals court interprets it, could have major implications for several aspects of the ongoing congressional impeachment probe into President Donald Trump, from the inquiry into a quid pro quo with Ukraine to questions about whether Trump lied to or attempted to obstruct special counsel Robert Mueller.
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The brain interprets irony or sarcasm conveyed by an emoji in the same way that sarcasm is conveyed verbally, according to a new report from researchers at the linguistics department of the University of Illinois Researchers measured brain activity of native English-speaking college students reading sentences using various emoji at the end.
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That said, "no alternative scenario to the A-bomb explosion can provide a coherent explanation for all our observations," the authors noted in the new study, concluding that:This study interprets the large volumes of fallout debris generated under extreme temperature conditions as products of the Hiroshima August 6th, 1945 atomic bomb aerial detonation.
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Hofstadter argued that populism could not be divorced from its dark cousin: the American "paranoid style," which sees in the machinations of far-off bureaucrats the signs of a creeping conspiracy, and interprets the great consolidation of wealth endemic to industrial society as the greedy avarice of "economic royalists" or an aristocratic oligarchy.
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In a typical AI-human workflow, the human feeds input data into the algorithm, the algorithm runs calculations on that input data and returns an output that predicts a certain outcome or recommends a course of action; the human interprets that information to decide on a course of action, then takes action.
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As the Internal Revenue Service interprets the Johnson Amendment, tax-exempt organizations — that is, those which fall under the 501(c)(3) designation — include "religious, educational, charitable, scientific, literary, testing for public safety, to foster national or international sports competition, or prevention of cruelty to children or animals organizations," according to IRS code.
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Maybe you're a childless couple who has these politics and thinks the book is charming and funny; maybe you're a new parent who wants to introduce a different kind of holiday tradition into your home, or just reinforce the idea that traditions like these are malleable, living things that every family interprets differently.
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The Equal Opportunity Employment Commission also interprets Title VII as forbidding discrimination against transgender people Lawsuits and petitions The act puts in place a statewide policy that bans individuals from using public bathrooms that do not correspond to their biological sex and stops cities from passing anti-discrimination ordinances to protect gay and transgender identity.
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"The average person often interprets things like a delay in getting an email response or a text message [as ostracism], or maybe they don't get a like right away, or something like that," says Kip Williams, a social psychologist who has done extensive research on the causes and impacts of our sensitivity to rejection.
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If anything, the White House moved closer to Pyongyang's language, saying it sought complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization "on the Korean Peninsula" — a clause that North Korea interprets as potentially requiring the United States to scale back troop deployments there or to shrink its nuclear umbrella over two East Asian allies, South Korea and Japan.
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I followed up again to point out that I'm not asking about the options to opt in or opt out but, rather, the behavior of the website if the visitor does not provide a consent response yet continues browsing — asking for confirmation Rock & Ice's site interprets this state as consent and therefore sends data.
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Most Democrats will never accept that they lost the election and that President Trump is appointing somebody who believes in infidelity to the Constitution, that believes in separation of powers, that interprets U.S. law based on the clear and written intent of our founders and the clear and written law, as written by a separate branch of government.
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Now, A Studio in the Gallery: The Playful Universe of Ignacio Iturria, an exhibition on view through February 25, 2018, at the Neuberger Museum, offers an illuminating introduction to the way this leading contemporary Latin American artist observes and interprets the "real" world, even as he transforms his discoveries into the thematic raw material of an imaginary realm.
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Hatzius interprets the market's expectation for the size of the fiscal boost the incoming Trump administration will be able to deliver as somewhat overegged, yet he still anticipates around 1 percent of overall budgetary impact on the U.S. economy which will help add "a few tenths of a percentage point" to growth in both 2017 and 2018.
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Although the traditional model is to have a meteorologist on site, Dellenbaugh receives the weather reports in Rio from a veteran meteorologist who is working remotely, Chris Bedford, and then interprets the data and presents the American coaches and competitors with a concise version — call it news they can use — on the day of the race.
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It's a taboo for anyone who's ever set foot there, because every public from every period has always needed an explanation while listening—almost as if there were some kind of universally agreed upon vocabulary that could instantaneously translate the emotions a composition was putting forth, like an entity that interprets between the composer and the listener.
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Or perhaps he just wanted to underscore the strong suggestion in his separate opinion that he interprets the First Amendment's Free Exercise clause as the Supreme Court never has, to entitle churches to public money on the same basis as secular institutions, even if the money will be put directly to religious uses (read, parochial school support).
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