For Nietzsche, strength was intrinsically good and weakness was intrinsically bad.
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Beating one's partner or child is not intrinsically Russian, any more than it is intrinsically English.
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Nuclear isn't just another energy commodity — it's intrinsically different.
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The medical tourism industry is an intrinsically entrepreneurial endeavor: it
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It's always intrinsically linked to my gender identity and expression.
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Johnny Depp and Jack Sparrow have always been intrinsically linked.
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"Passion begins with intrinsically enjoying what you do," Duckworth writes.
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And some means of communication are intrinsically hard to break.
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For me, I trusted intrinsically in his mind and talent.
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The inspired person is driven intrinsically by the work itself.
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Guardiola will forever be intrinsically linked to Barcelona, to Catalonia.
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There is nothing intrinsically wrong with this state of affairs.
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It's something that will always be there, intrinsically, in everyone.
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I think Standing Rock and Charlotte Uprising are intrinsically linked.
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But intrinsically to be against humanity, that I don't take.
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He just intrinsically does that game after game after game.
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But this doesn't mean that the system is intrinsically patriarchal.
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It is intrinsically linked to what Royal Ascot is about.
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"Animal suffering is something people intrinsically care about," Hsiung says.
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But creating art out of living things is intrinsically transient.
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Marketplace businesses are intrinsically linked to the technologies that enable them.
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But he is optimistic, believing urbanization is intrinsically a good thing.
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There's a bias in decision-making toward the intrinsically more defensible.
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So the rise of Ethereum and ICOs have been intrinsically connected.
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Its president, Brigitte Gabriel, believes Islam is an intrinsically violent religion.
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That has to be on one hand an intrinsically heavy thing.
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Europe. Strange problems are overtaking an intrinsically admirable project. Iron-clad
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But some jobs intrinsically pose much greater health risks than others.
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It is an intrinsically depraved pleasure, like a taste for bearbaiting.
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Building working relationships across a community is an intrinsically good thing.
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For better or worse, the press and politics remain intrinsically tied.
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No student intrinsically deserves admission by some objective standard of perfection.
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"There's no evidence that taking a probiotic intrinsically promotes wellness," Lebwohl says.
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The abundant supply of bolivars, however, makes each one worth less intrinsically.
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I don't think there is anything intrinsically wrong with tracking your sleep.
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Because society was built by men, and is therefore somehow intrinsically rotten.
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In short, DFA became intrinsically linked to the success of Dean Foods.
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Smell and memory are intrinsically linked unlike any of our other senses.
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That's because they're no less prone to negative partisanship, intrinsically, than Republicans.
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That's because women's socioeconomic success is intrinsically tied to their reproductive lives.
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"I don't think there's anything intrinsically detrimental about 'Pokemon Go,' " McPartland said.
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We were especially struck by Callard's argument that parenthood is intrinsically aspirational.
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The general expectation is that autonomy is intrinsically linked to vehicle electrification.
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But pop melodies have always been intrinsically linked to my writing style.
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The only real difference is the illusion that Canada is intrinsically better.
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Would you say that dance music always been intrinsically tied to sexual freedom?
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"Cash is intrinsically very valuable to people because it's completely flexible," Slovic explains.
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And the lands they arrived at were not intrinsically hostile to human survival.
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We're back at the idea that nature is intrinsically valuable in some way.
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The prospect of more ideological and active conservative judges is not intrinsically bad.
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Iris and Mary Jane are long-running female characters intrinsically tied to the
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Artificial intelligence technology is intrinsically proficient at identifying nuances and applying these insights.
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The experience is autotelic, done for its own sake; it is intrinsically rewarding.
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Her example seemed like enough to make writing about art intrinsically, inexplicably worthwhile.
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Photojournalism, and journalism broadly, has always been intrinsically tied to the bottom line.
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Using taxpayers' money to bail out greedy and incompetent bankers was intrinsically political.
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My desire to live in accordance with what was intrinsically motivating me returned.
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The New Dealers saw that economic power and political power were intrinsically linked.
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Ultimately, analysts say Costco's ongoing success is intrinsically linked to its business formula.
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"Human life is intrinsically valuable and intentional killing is always wrong," he wrote.
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And the many hands that have held them make them intrinsically more beautiful.
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The problem is not that men who don't have sex are intrinsically hateful.
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In other words, just having that information displayed doesn't intrinsically change people's behaviors.
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Browse nature shots, like sunsets, on Instagram for shades that are intrinsically harmonious.
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They're important intrinsically – not for what they do, but for who they are.
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Its people are not intrinsically nicer or more tolerant than Europeans or Americans.
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They are each of great value, some by market appraisal, others only intrinsically.
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Here's why: First, increasing the Court's diversity would be an intrinsically good decision.
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Having sang in bands before, Suzy intrinsically knew how to deliver the drama.
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Yet there was a confidence and buoyancy in Mr. Coogler that he intrinsically recognized.
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Or did he become a poet because he learned it, or felt it intrinsically?
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Or maybe there's just something intrinsically special about people who stay in school longer.
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United would strive to be humane, and make flying, intrinsically stressful, a warm experience.
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Then something that's just a text document, I think, that's intrinsically a personal work.
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We do not think these kinds of images are intrinsically valuable to the reporting.
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When did that life become so intrinsically valuable that it must not be destroyed?
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Eating well-cooked, local food in nice surroundings doesn't, intrinsically, make you a dickhead.
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Key Industry Sector: ASML's prospects are intrinsically linked to that of the semiconductor industry.
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As with most great rap music, it's intrinsically bound to a sense of place.
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But historically, what sets Wonder Woman apart is that she's genuinely, inherently, intrinsically good.
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But the notion that screen time is intrinsically harmful for children is equally silly.
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But it does so on an ideological framework that remains intrinsically, often frustratingly simplistic.
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Difference is tolerated in the interest of group survival; it is not intrinsically admired.
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Rather than allow her to cooperate, he said, prosecutors pursued an intrinsically weak case.
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The same thing is true of pleasure—we think of orgasm as intrinsically pleasurable.
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Tech giants that give us more of what we click on are intrinsically divisive.
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Rogen: I would say my baseline level of functionality is intrinsically tied into cannabis.
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The ideas of value, ownership and work are intrinsically tied together in the Western world.
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"This case illustrates the intrinsically dehumanizing nature of surrogacy," Cook's attorney Harold Cassidy tells PEOPLE.
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Heteronormativity has become intrinsically linked with masculinity in the same way that bodily autonomy has.
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Again, there's nothing intrinsically wrong with this; it reduces wastage and makes work more efficient.
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Trade deficits are intrinsically bad, they seem to think—a sign the country is losing.
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Bitcoin, if not intrinsically libertarian, has attracted many people who subscribe to anti-government conservatism.
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"Paper Boi" (Henry), could attain to placate people who are intrinsically threatened by their presence.
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Luckily, I believe the two are intrinsically linked, which means we don't have to choose.
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He's the key to the whole thing, since everyone intrinsically understands that he's in charge.
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Within that process, everything that is intrinsically involved in the production of content took place.
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Dylan, to me, knows intrinsically how to solve his shit or go through it somehow.
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We are intrinsically connected to banking in ways much more complicated than in the 70s.
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He argues that human life is intrinsically valuable and that intentional killing is always wrong.
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"Repetition and consistency in movement are intrinsically satisfying for people who work out," he says.
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She simply understood that stories are intrinsically political, that being in the world is political.
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There's nothing intrinsically wrong with that; it's the reason we hold the views we do.
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It's also intrinsically uninteresting for viewers (at least one!) who just want a good movie.
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Go: At once deeply Swiss and intrinsically international: Our latest 36 Hours column explores Geneva.
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The idea of a constitutional convention is not intrinsically a partisan or ideologically conservative one.
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" The statement characterizes play as intrinsically motivated, involving active engagement and resulting in "joyful discovery.
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This is a problem among museums because art is intrinsically a form of social activism.
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Pretty, the odontologist working with the Innocence Project, argues that the results are intrinsically deceptive.
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Much as we are intrinsically inclined to trust, we are naturally drawn to a compelling story.
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Oftentimes the content they contain is intrinsically repulsive, and therefore, shouldn't necessarily trigger delight within us.
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Do you think that women intrinsically write, direct, and produce ideas about sex differently than men?
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Instead, it's about people who intrinsically understand creating viral fame, and how they make it happen.
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"Beauty, fashion, and music have been intrinsically linked since the 1960s," McGrath said in a statement.
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Frontlines is earnest, optimistic, and fun, even as it deals with subject matter that's intrinsically grim.
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Either way, cocaine bores can take solace in the fact that they're not necessarily intrinsically awful.
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McLuhan's point was that content is intrinsically shaped by the medium through which we obtain it.
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As a longtime public servant, Flowers intrinsically understands that reforming government is about people, not technology.
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In every case the concept behind her conceptual art has been unapologetically political and intrinsically personal.
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People are happiest when motivated intrinsically, but the G.P.A. is the mother of all extrinsic motivations.
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Now, with his policies, many of them are intrinsically, in the roots of the issue, wrong.
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In this way of thinking, grit, resilience and toughness are not traits that people possess intrinsically.
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But the world of sex is so intrinsically intimate and personal that it never will be.
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I even turned down the free crostini bread offered with it, uninhibited but intrinsically less interested.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art, with its encyclopedic holdings, is the most intrinsically globalist of all.
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Mr. Kashua characterizes self-determination for the Jewish people in Israel as an intrinsically racist endeavor.
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There is nothing intrinsically different between Europe's culture and that of the rest of the world.
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The disparity is tied intrinsically to the lived experience of being a black woman in America.
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Declaring allegiance to a nation need not be intrinsically political, then, or even a conscious choice.
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Go: At once deeply Swiss and intrinsically international: Our latest 36 Hours column is on Geneva.
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But the kids who were best at the test weren't necessarily intrinsically better at resisting temptation.
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But while detoxing, stress reduction, going to the gym and getting enough sleep are understandable life priorities (judging by the offers of advice coming my way), I find myself thinking a little bit about another kind of resolution — intrinsically more ambiguous, and intrinsically harder to track.
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One, it casts dressing in a revealing way as objectively and intrinsically more free than dressing modestly.
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Romney was never as intrinsically popular among Republicans who supported him as Trump is among his supporters.
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When you give, you receive so much more – something which each of you seem to know intrinsically.
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Similarly, tattoo-removal programmes seem unlikely in and of themselves to make anyone an intrinsically better person.
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These plots are intrinsically difficult to pull off: They require huge amounts of planning, organization, and preparation.
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Such views are intrinsically shameful, but more to the point here, they are directly harmful to democracy.
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So someone who the doctor decided was a boy might feel intrinsically that she's actually a girl.
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Climate modelling, he said, was an intrinsically difficult problem made worse by the structural divisions of academia.
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Many also argue that Puerto Rico's status as a territory is intrinsically linked to its economic challenges.
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The implication seems to be that credit cards are intrinsically negative instruments that compel irresponsible financial choices.
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Wild horses intrinsically know what to do during a storm — even a hurricane, as Insider previously reported.
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Mother Teresa may not have been intrinsically steadfast, but she was steadfast in the name of God.
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Mr. Fitz cited studies that said millennials are intrinsically generous, but charities must connect on their turf.
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But while some people just intrinsically get what colors go together, some of us need some guidelines.
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These words seem so intrinsically linked that they stick inside your brain long after their meaning dissipates.
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I needed to find a presentation of the data such that it had an intrinsically archivable quality.
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Eithun's tenure in Emperor was ultimately short-lived, but he is still intrinsically linked to the band.
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Most educators are intrinsically motivated to work hard because of the joy they experience when students succeed.
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It is easy to fall prey to the idea that writing success is intrinsically bound to youth.
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It is a word with intrinsically negative connotations that is generally applied to one's enemies and opponents.
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Russia's energy success is intrinsically linked to the U.S., a likely cause for the social media behavior.
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"It doesn't need to be de-identified on our end because it's already intrinsically separate," says Quinn.
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" —Asha Hadiya "To honor where our ancestors came from — and who we are now — is intrinsically beautiful.
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"We are intrinsically more concerned" about the risk of terrorists traveling to the US, said the official.
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But the fact that he is questioning established practices to me is not intrinsically a bad thing.
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The intrinsically high volatility in this sector is a permanent risk that is incorporated into our analysis.
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Recent advances in psychedelic research are intrinsically linked to the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, or MAPS.
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What's more, the kids who were best at the test weren't necessarily intrinsically better at resisting temptation.
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This is basically just a fancy way of describing a system that is intrinsically out of thermal equilibrium.
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When we look at Francesco Guidolin on the sidelines, he seems like a man who is intrinsically underprepared.
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And like religions — but unlike virtually any other organizing force in human history — Facebook is truly, intrinsically, global.
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Some cities are so intrinsically intertwined with their food culture, they've become culinary destinations in their own right.
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But that intrinsically masculine backdrop only throws the kick-assness of the women of Billions into high contrast.
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S. citizens are not intrinsically more intelligent today, nor do they work harder than did Americans in 1930.
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Nance said that these showed audiences that elephants were intrinsically valuable outside of our own self-serving interests.
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"We're detecting these FRBs from very far away, which means that they are intrinsically very bright," Cordes said.
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These easily created and intrinsically shareable responses raise some important questions: Is this art created for social media?
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Furthermore, the whole 'tokenism' argument presumes diversity isn't intrinsically valuable, but that claim needs to be argued for.
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The comic stereotype of a performance artist is maybe intrinsically female, a deranged woman painting with her genitals.
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Low fees won't turn intrinsically bad investments into profitable ones, of course, but they make a big difference.
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It cannot be good to live in a country that you believe to be intrinsically oppressive and unjust.
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Although food quality may have been worse in 1967, the pleasure of today's better meals is intrinsically fleeting.
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For example, technical inventions demonstrate humanity's capacity to invent a future that is intrinsically different from historical experience.
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" Another, Elizabeth, had some initial reservations, asking herself: "Would my music be labelled as intrinsically 'different' or 'other'?
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On the other hand however fashion and music have always been intrinsically tied, with each informing the other.
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Like homework, reading challenges can feel like pointless busywork for those who aren't feeling intrinsically motivated to read.
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Each year I understand more clearly that my body and mind are intrinsically designed to fail over time.
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This is a play intrinsically interested in language, yet profoundly skeptical of what words can and can't mean.
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Its parent company in France, Danone, has intrinsically linked its business model with sustainability under CEO Emmanuel Faber.
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Sports offer places where people can come together, yet sports are intrinsically tied to the society we have.
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" In short, he said, it helped mark them as "self-made monsters who are intrinsically different by choice.
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As firms seek approval for specialty exchange-traded funds, some advisers warn that cryptocurrencies may be intrinsically worthless.
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It's a product of Bain's very particular imagination, with memory upon memory intrinsically woven into melody upon melody.
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The plight of the bee, she realized, is intrinsically linked to public health, especially for people of lower income.
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The world has bifurcated into online and IRL experience, and the two are intrinsically feeding off of each other.
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It means that hair is intrinsically tied up in ideas of our identity, and each bleeds into the other.
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The speech-before-truth philosophy underpinning Zuckerberg's creation intrinsically works against the civic, community values he claims to champion.
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So while the two issues were unrelated at first, they became intrinsically connected in a sort of vicious circle.
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But crypto-currencies' intrinsically decentralised nature means that eventually the benefits of being part of a cluster may weaken.
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"Unpaid internships pose a financial barrier for people wishing to engage in them, which is intrinsically exclusive," he said.
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What we write online in 2016 is intrinsically linked to our identities, and it might be for all time.
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There's nothing intrinsically wrong with superstar players and (relatively) low-paid players earning the same pay during the playoffs.
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Her presence is intrinsically linked to Ragnarok, or the Norse apocalypse, wherein all gods of Asgard are killed off.
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A religious-based ethical directive that deems it "intrinsically immoral" for Catholic hospital staff to partake in sterilization procedures.
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Technology plays a role in nearly every sector of our economy and is intrinsically linked to our country's prosperity.
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But even if the food were delicious and the waiting staff attentive, the experience would be still intrinsically miserable.
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They're also invasive and intrinsically discriminatory because they allow employers to penalize employees for the lifestyle decisions they make.
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Migration is an intrinsically ambivalent business, both for the governments that must manage it and for the migrants themselves.
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John R. Lewis may not have been intrinsically tough, but he was tough in the name of civil rights.
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These are all things that women are intrinsically better at than men, given their proclivity for positive, inclusive language.
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Folayan and Davis imagine what it means to tell the story of a movement tied intrinsically to social media.
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For independent designers Devine Lu Linvega and Rekka Bellum, staying creative is intrinsically tied to going to new places.
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Freedman taps into a push-and-pull that feels intrinsically Balinese: the impulse to preserve, commingling with transient beauty.
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It's clear when talking to the man that the III%ers are tied intrinsically to the current political strife.
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Being a Scottish guy, and it being an intrinsically Scottish novel, I felt I was very connected to it.
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"I'm fearless when it comes to this issue because I just believe in it so intrinsically," she told Broadly.
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That paradox — How can you impress someone when they find you disgusting intrinsically before you even open your mouth?
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That is the background against which to understand fossil fuel subsidies: They are intrinsically incompatible with current climate goals.
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You do enough intrinsically good things and lives will be improved in ways you can never plan or predict.
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"The research on human motivation, called 'self-determination theory,' says that we are intrinsically motivated animals," we are told.
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Children intrinsically understand that sometimes the best outlet for anxiety is a little harmless destruction or low-stakes drama.
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And yet we're talking about taxation as if there's just some intrinsically morally right and wrong level of taxes.
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Dr. Chang is surveying these intrinsically disordered proteins, as well as proteins associated with stress tolerance in other organisms.
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As in other articles I've written, I've found ways to cope with my vulnerability, but this feels intrinsically different.
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But though play may be intrinsically present, and intrinsically playful, those who study its importance in children's lives point out that it can also be threatened, either by too little attention and responsiveness from distracted adults or, in another sense, by too much attention and teaching, of the not-so-playful kind.
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The conservatives saw reform as inimical to the revolution: Anything Western was intrinsically evil and could only corrupt, not improve.
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It [feels] good to show something that has gotten a good response and is so intrinsically linked to the brand.
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In doing so, she is doing what PR experts know intrinsically to do: never, ever make the story about you.
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Protruding from the wall, the smaller works are intrinsically linked in their shape to the physical gestures that created them.
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Ankara considers the Syrian Kurds as terrorists who are intrinsically linked to Kurdish militants waging an insurgency on Turkish soil.
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It intrinsically linked natural landscapes with site-specific art installations and sculptures that used natural elements like rock and dirt.
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Friederike was accused of putting her clients in danger, dealing drugs for profit, and endangering society with "intrinsically dangerous drugs".
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Does it feel different directing something that's so intrinsically tied up in this macho face-off, this contest of masculinity?
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It's easy to underestimate the power of a pat on the back, especially with top performers who are intrinsically motivated.
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It is not a piggy bank to be used for unrelated purposes, no matter how intrinsically worthy they may be.
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Flexibility, of course, isn't intrinsically negative; when it oils the Silicon Valley hype machine, however, it commands a second look.
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Researchers have found that social media use — particularly photo-driven apps — is intrinsically tied to self-worth in today's teens.
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With their aesthetics intrinsically linked to Michele's lavish clothing, they have become an immediately recognizable element of Gucci's current reboot.
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It's a sad fact that such intrinsically magical devices can be pushed into the dustbin when something new comes along.
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"If you impose anything, the compliance mindset kicks in — the mindset of doing something intrinsically good goes away," he said.
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When we're tired, it's harder to make ourselves do things that we think are important but don't find intrinsically motivating.
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For this reason, Rivera says fashion and beauty—skills related to self-image—are intrinsically linked to the feminine identity.
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They are surrounded by their comrades, but their fate is intrinsically bound up with death; their own or someone else's.
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If we believe we are intrinsically evil, it follows, we will cease trying to make ourselves or the world better.
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"Quilts to me are intrinsically linked to the past," Jean Touitou, a founder of A.P.C., said on the label's website.
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Still others objected to the idea of a list in the first place, noting its intrinsically arbitrary and invidious nature.
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As the Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang points out, science is intrinsically an ongoing process of questioning evidence and assumptions.
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Put another way, nothing about either the sport of wave-riding or California itself is intrinsically white, much less blond.
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Immigration reform and reproductive Justice are intrinsically tied into our constitutional rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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John's and my immigration story is so intertwined with our relationship that I often forget it is also intrinsically political.
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The two issues are intrinsically linked, though providing opportunities to all would certainly make selection easier (and the team better).
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Yet it now seems wiser to point to our intrinsically American shortcomings, more than Russian interference, for Mr. Trump's victory.
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Outside of access to more plentiful, cheaper goods, people intrinsically understand that the benefits of growth are not evenly distributed.
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But, as Kipnis explained, while the two are intrinsically linked, their individual work contains irreducible effects specific to their discipline.
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Walls Turned Sideways is not content to assume that art is intrinsically redemptive or that visibility always leads to justice.
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"Rasgulla is very much woven intrinsically into the fabric of Bengali lives," Bengali London-based food writer Mallika Basu tells me.
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According to internal training documents that were leaked last year, Facebook has typically not considered white nationalism intrinsically linked to racism.
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"All human beings are intrinsically valuable", he wrote, "and the intentional taking of human life by private persons is always wrong".
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Yes, there is something intrinsically knowable about Swift, but there's still the code-theory leap that my mind struggles to make.
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His most successful clients view saving money not as punishment, but rather just as intrinsically satisfying as spending it, he said.
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And to be clear, anti-vaxxer ideology is by no means intrinsically part of homeopathic philosophy, or prescribed by homeopathy dogma.
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Perhaps more importantly, though, the Western market seems to be more open to franchises that were once seen as intrinsically Japanese.
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Ulimate X-Men #32 Probably the most intrinsically relatable of the devices employed by writers to get heroes into a fight.
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And then there's content that could be deemed offensive without being intrinsically violent — an ISIS flag, for example — says Graymatics's Shanbhag.
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AI skeptics are unconvincing when they say it's an unsolvable technological problem, and that there's something intrinsically unique about biological brains.
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It's more thrilling than anything The Notebook could fake, but the two are also intrinsically linked in our pop cultural memories.
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The minute he walked in the door, I looked at him, and I knew intrinsically that he was the real deal.
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And then there's content that could be deemed offensive without being intrinsically violent -- an ISIS flag, for example -- says Graymatics's Shanbhag.
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Leah notes that the nature of these digital marketplaces makes categorization there intrinsically easier than for a brick-and-mortar shop.
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In 2016, it is clear that America's misogyny, like its racism, is intrinsically tied to how many people define our nation.
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But did it intrinsically feel different from the game that came out when Daniel Powter's "Bad Day" topped the Billboard charts?
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"Life is intrinsically, well, boring and dangerous at the same time," he told the writer Alexander Theroux late in his life.
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Meanwhile, California charges taxes only on services that are intrinsically connected to a concrete product, like installation of a water heater.
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In Britain, we don't categorize artists by their ethnicity, so I find this question a bit odd as it's intrinsically divisive.
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Having fewer participants in the on-chain auctions adversely affects the stability of Basis, making Basis intrinsically less attractive to users.
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Our investment angle is that entrepreneurs are just more intrinsically motivated when they're personally connected to a problem they are solving.
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For opponents of suffrage, masculinity, rationality, and power were intrinsically linked, while helplessness, sentiment, and dependence were defining characteristics of femininity.
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Of course, the act of sharing an employment opportunity with a friend or acquaintance should be viewed as intrinsically beneficial itself.
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"Hasan was intrinsically different from all of the caricatures and archetypes of what 'Daily Show' correspondents had been," Noah told me.
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The story concerns grief and loss and love, but also how death and birth feel intrinsically linked in the Sunshine State.
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"Universities are intrinsically colonial," said Mylan Tootoosis, 30, a doctoral student and co-chairman of the university's Indigenous Graduate Students' Council.
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It was felt that this was not only intrinsically good but also insured that everyone felt personally invested in the result.
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He added that they were intrinsically linked to the debates over standardized testing that have fueled the national "opt-out" movement.
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One thing white people have never experienced is a poll on whether their presence in their own country is intrinsically detrimental.
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Creativity and talent are intrinsically fulfilling, but they are cruel taskmasters: Modern society offers the creative person few opportunities, and fewer rewards.
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Speaking truth to power is brave, but going it alone is not brave in a way that is intrinsically useful in politics.
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"Even if you wanted to separate those two things, you can't separate the two, they are intrinsically and inextricably tied," she said.
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But the choice to wear a menswear-inspired suit rather than a dress isn't intrinsically empowering when it's worn by a celebrity.
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Again, I grew up in public housing, so my personal feeling on the matter is that capitalism is intrinsically linked to racism.
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The one certainty is they will intrinsically support their communities and user bases just as much as the interests of their creators.
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"Ivanka is a much more distinctive and much less intrinsically likable name: That 'ank' syllable is not very attractive," she tells Refinery29.
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This strategy led to the discovery of genes that, during the drying out process, express the tardigrade-specific intrinsically disordered proteins (TDPs).
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In the 80s, the Rainbow became a hair-metal hangout; it is now frozen in and intrinsically linked to this time period.
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Are Crispr vegetables and grains simply "new GMOs," as a number of environmental groups maintain, or are gene-edited plants intrinsically different?
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The actor had too much nervous energy – something he described as "an intrinsically Russian" paranoia – to become preoccupied with any one thing.
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We have the power as consumers to play games that tie in intrinsically with self-care but often don't have options available.
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He fell in love with its characters, he said — "your heart breaks, that's all" — and found the story's Jewish protagonist intrinsically appealing.
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Hong Kong's prosperity is intrinsically linked to the mainland, its dominant trading partner, where growth has slowed to a 25-year low.
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Still, Wolfe had an intrinsically Catholic sensibility, akin to that lapsed son of the Church James Joyce or the devout Flannery O'Connor.
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Her sexual awakening — at the heart of what made this film such a commercial blockbuster — is tied to an intrinsically Jewish experience.
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The economies of the two countries are intrinsically linked to each other and military competition does not suit America's long-term interests.
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I do A not because A is intrinsically meaningful and important, but in order to achieve B, and perhaps B is better.
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Though enchanting sounds like the wrong word for a work of art as intrinsically painful and political as "Flight," enchanting it is.
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In photos from the ends of his trips, he looks ecstatic and feral, in the best possible sense, intrinsically wild and free.
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It is a rather wanton kaleidoscopic vision, intrinsically partial and fragmented that pays no homage to the grandeur of the composer's life.
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At its best, archival reference like Chiuri's intrinsically connects the new with the old, weaving a seamless story that can constantly evolve.
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When only people of color are exhibited in the museum, visitors learn that there must be something intrinsically different about European culture.
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Interconnecting "the big" and "the small:" In the 21st century, "the big" and "the small" must become inextricably linked and intrinsically integrated.
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In the future, these two issues will become intrinsically linked as consumers and investors ask more of the companies they interact with.
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We note that in the case of gun ownership, there is nothing intrinsically harmful to others when an American owns a gun.
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Children might intrinsically value kindness, curiosity, or loving relationships, but all too often we become obsessed with proving how great we are.
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In recent years, sports marketers have found ways to present intrinsically low-action contests like poker or video games to mass audiences.
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The two stories — of Mr. Guzman being tried in New York and the continuing bloody tragedy here in Mexico — are intrinsically connected.
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Many people are making analogous attempts to put a fundamental value on Bitcoin — but such efforts will be intrinsically and absurdly inaccurate.
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They clearly had their fingertips on the pulse of '90s pop feminism — and on the intrinsically hilarious, poignant nature of teen girlhood.
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They have way fewer gun deaths per person than the US. Based on the empirical evidence, these two facts are intrinsically tied.
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It's clear to them that everything they put on their bodies makes a statement or is important to who they are intrinsically.
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"It's nice because you have an additional force on top of gravity, but it really is intrinsically linked to dark matter," said Khoury.
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But if there is anything the past two years or so has proven, it's that politics and pop culture are intrinsically interwoven now.
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In conversations with members of the GOP, there is burgeoning agreement on the intrinsically conservative nature of a national paid family leave plan.
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Downie's well-known lyrics often make intrinsically Canadian references, such as to the 1972 hockey game series between Canada and the Soviet Union.
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But we were working in an environment that was intrinsically hostile and didn't have all the safety infrastructure they have back in civilization.
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Clinton's future and the group's are intrinsically linked: Planned Parenthood needs to have a Democrat elected president to protect its funding, and Mrs.
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Humor, we're often reminded, is contextual in nature; jokes are not intrinsically funny but dependant upon subtle external understandings to achieve their effects.
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Iceland. All images: Robbi-Bishop TaylorWe are visual beings: Our perception of the world is intrinsically tied to our ability to perceive light.
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But rarely, if ever, have two global powers been so intrinsically linked economically while sitting on different sides of so many other issues.
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"So we've already had this built in intrinsically for thousands of years, it's called breaking the fast, otherwise known as breakfast," she said.
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But the negative use of social media, as in the Trump and Bolsonaro campaigns, intrinsically advantages anti-democratic political factions over their opponents.
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"With the stock now trading at an intrinsically robust multiple … we see risk – reward as less compelling," the analyst said in a note.
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Age discrimination is notoriously worse for women too, thanks to a culture where a woman's worth is intrinsically tied to her physical appearance.
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For hardcore fans of the show, Gilmore Girls and coffee will forever be intrinsically linked in our minds, our hearts, and our stomachs.
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It combined two things Nintendo wasn't exactly known for — shooters and online games — but did so in a way that felt intrinsically Nintendo.
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To put it more bluntly: utilities' strong preference for capital investments puts them intrinsically at odds with smarter grids and privately owned DERs.
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The same was true of humans—natural selection was intrinsically stacked against any altruistic individual surviving long enough to pass on their altruism.
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The Kisses have become so intrinsically linked with the company that Kiss-shaped lampposts adorn the streets of Hershey, Pennsylvania — tip and all.
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But as celebrities with brands that are intrinsically linked to their personalities, I have to say that their antics ruined it for me.
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I loved the way that Joe Pera Talks With You (Adult Swim) portrays mundane small-town life as something intrinsically funny and beautiful.
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I have spent most of my life outside of the socially acceptable parameters of Black girlhood, an identity that is already intrinsically marginalized.
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There's also an Ubuntu-curated "snap store" where you can search through Ubuntu-approved apps, but snaps aren't intrinsically tied to the store.
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I didn't end up vomiting that week but, for better or worse, Marissa and I are intrinsically linked by our anxious puke urges.
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The band's well-known lyrics often make intrinsically Canadian references, such as to the 1972 hockey series between Canada and the Soviet Union.
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" Without saying Trump's name, she added: "I think they will feel some of what's happening now as intrinsically not what they were taught.
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In Hannah Arendt writing, public space is described as a sphere intrinsically connected to people, a common ground to be seen and heard.
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At least until I figure out the chords to all her other songs and realise that music can be intrinsically umbrella-like, too.
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"In simple terms I believe that source code, which is pure information to my way of thinking, cannot intrinsically be illegal," he writes.
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Firing L.G.B.T. Catholics and using degrading language such as "intrinsically disordered" erode the church's credibility to speak about justice, love and human dignity.
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"Reproductive justice is so intrinsically tied with economic justice," said Alison Dreith, the deputy director of Hope Clinic, an abortion provider in Illinois.
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"We would like the industry to invest in finding intrinsically safer alternatives," said Michael Wright, the USW's director of health, safety and environment.
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But in fact, the roots of the dispute extend much further back, and they are intrinsically tied to a domestic conflict in Turkey.
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"They were quite intrinsically motivated to help another," said Désirée Brucks, a cognitive biologist at the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology in Germany.
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KKR Global Impact says its fund will focus on identifying and investing in companies worldwide where preformance and social impact are intrinsically aligned.
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Some analyses have found that moderate use of these technologies is "not intrinsically harmful" and can even improve social skills and develop resilience.
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We may get so angry that we want to do something about it, but we know intrinsically that might be the wrong choice.
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They proposed that leaders possessed certain personality traits—courage, decisiveness, intelligence, attractiveness, and so on—that made them intrinsically followable, bureaucracy be damned.
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One of the most beautiful things about Crazy Rich Asians is how it refuses to explain many of its most intrinsically Asian elements.
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Although the product images ultimately served commercial purposes, the final shots are so intrinsically interesting that they prove that commercial doesn't equal soulless.
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Was his dad intrinsically racist, or did he simply not have anyone else to socialize with besides the KKK members who had embraced him?
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"I think [this tour merch] signifies the very important synergy between fashion and music and how intrinsically interconnected these worlds are now," Quay said.
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Some critics say the growing presence of huge passive — index fund — managers like BlackRock, Vanguard and Fidelity Investments is intrinsically problematic to other investors.
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While fetishes are an intrinsically personal endeavor, BRKFST Magazine presents a platform to express and showcase enthusiasts amongst likeminded creatives to an openminded market.
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Literature has always been a humanist endeavor: it intrinsically and helplessly affirms the value of the species; its intimations of meaning energize and comfort.
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Huge events, of course, are intrinsically more memorable: whenever there's a plane crash, people tend to look at the 9/11 Wikipedia page more.
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At the time, Democrats were trying to defend the necessity of the individual mandate and argued it is tied intrinsically to preexisting condition protections.
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Essentially, the idea goes that if you're not intrinsically feeling confident, sometimes you have to act like you are until you do feel confident.
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It's intrinsically hard to successfully produce a debate with 10 candidates onstage; it's even harder when the network pushes for more heat than light.
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Many of them have begun to focus on other looping mediums, like Vine or Instagram video, which have intrinsically changed their styles as well.
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It is intrinsically unsettling to journey through a home that you are uninvited to, or where something has gone "wrong"—whatever that may be.
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While looking at these series, it becomes pretty clear women can dominate the awards circuit when their show is intrinsically about being a woman.
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That's when it became pretty clear the Housewives hurl queer allegations when their mommy-shaming insults simply won't hurt enough, which is intrinsically homophobic.
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" In 1966, the commission overwhelmingly encouraged the Church to rescind its ban on contraception and reverse its position that birth control is "intrinsically evil.
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Catholicism embraces the premise that everyone is intrinsically valuable, irreplaceable and possessed of inalienable dignity, regardless of condition, circumstance or the judgment of others.
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The ability of Americans to understand the financial world and properly manage their finances is intrinsically tied to the prosperity of the American economy.
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Her embrace of the ugly as intrinsically human makes listening to the groans and snorts and other nonverbal sounds she emits a genuine pleasure.
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A core value is a one that is "intrinsically significant" to you, he explains, not because it helps you achieve something else, says Grant.
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It goes without saying that political campaigns should attract as many votes as possible, and that there's nothing intrinsically wrong with broad-based appeals.
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"Of course it's absolutely full of people, but I'm also drawn to places where the culture is so intrinsically itself and different from us."
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Food production, deforestation and agriculture, which are all intrinsically linked, produce about 23 percent of all human-created greenhouse gas emissions across the world.
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" In it, he argued that "all human beings are intrinsically valuable and the intentional taking of human life by private persons is always wrong.
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That is, time is intrinsically uncertain, and so the universe inflated at slightly different rates in different places and moments, producing density variations throughout.
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"It's not something to make us intrinsically suspicious of home-schoolers," said Finkelhor, who is also a professor at the University of New Hampshire.
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The United Nations and Trump are intrinsically connected to the city, both dotting the skyline and enmeshing themselves in the fabric of the city.
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And was all this due to something lodged deep in the system, something intrinsically American—or was it the singular malignity of Lyndon Johnson?
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If you're looking for a running watch in particular the Forerunner line is intrinsically superior to this watch in terms of feature set alone.
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Instead I am utilizing its intrinsically destructive process to engender the visceral experience of the reality of war irrespective of its geographic/political particular.
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Lots of it is philosophical opposition, the notion that there's something intrinsically offensive about "paying to pollute" or that carbon trading simply doesn't work.
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For one thing, distributing access to key services via the lottery of who can afford a car and centrally located housing is intrinsically inequitable.
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Power inside the walls of a prison is an intrinsically fraught concept, so it's never been far from Orange Is the New Black's mind.
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I am not against the issue intrinsically, but we had better not just say, 'Here sergeant, you figure it out, it is your problem.
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Think about all the dishes that are intrinsically linked to autumn: sweet potato casserole, ginger snaps, pecan pie — the list goes on and on.
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"It's intrinsically connected to the portfolio" because more than 40 percent of bids the company makes to supply equipment require an X-ray component.
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He later remarked that it was the best decision of his life because it allowed him to study those things he found intrinsically interesting.
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You've spoken about your struggles with capitalist values, which you say are intrinsically "misery making," yet you're in that world of Hollywood consumption yourself.
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It's one thing to say "pretend it all doesn't matter," but of course it does matter, and you intrinsically acknowledge and comprehend the deception.
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What we'd be left with would be the reality that these trade fairs are no more intrinsically interesting than a boat or auto show.
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"Being the coolest place on the planet intrinsically means that next year you're not the coolest place on the planet any more," he says.
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And just like industrial robot arms, these machines are fast and powerful and don't intrinsically have a way to communicate with the people around them.
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What goes unspoken here, but what a dozen hours of playing The Division 2 makes clear, are assumptions about what players see as intrinsically good.
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With age an unreliable measure of 'world class' status, then, we must find another arbitrary gauge for an attribute that is intrinsically difficult to quantify.
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I think the way she dresses will evolve because of the role she now has to play but I don't think it will change intrinsically.
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KotakuInAction's existence is intrinsically tied to GamerGate, a movement that, years later, never really went away—in fact, it's been enjoying a fruitful resurgence lately.
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But its structure and playful nature makes it feel intrinsically mobile, a perfect game to pull out for a few minutes each day to unwind.
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" — Cecilia Tam, a former energy analyst at the International Energy Agency, where she worked to advance gender equality "The world around energy is intrinsically masculine.
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Adults understand this, intrinsically, marked as they are by the years, time wreathing them in layers: an onion growing round and waxy in the earth.
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While Coinhive isn't intrinsically malicious, it can be injected into unsuspecting code in a "cryptojacking" attack, forcing it to mine Monero without the victim's knowledge.
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To Native Hawaiians, the spiritual and cultural significance of Maunakea is intrinsically tied to its majestic landscape that will be forever altered by the project.
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Since ocean deoxygenation is intrinsically linked to climate warming, substantial action to mitigate climate change will be required to reverse the trend of oxygen loss.
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For much of that time newborns were considered intrinsically evil, burdened with original sin from which they had to be redeemed through instruction and education.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in said Japan's economic retaliation is not only intrinsically unfair, but unjust because it stems from Japan's colonial-era abuses.
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One source said there was nothing intrinsically odd or wrong about a Russian diplomat speaking to a member of Trump's team following the U.S. announcement.
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The report, called Nineteen Child Homicides, recommends that domestic abuse is recognized as harmful to children, with the woman's safety intrinsically linked to the child's.
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There isn't really a tutorial or rules, just things you intrinsically pick up as you fiddle and poke at different parts to find the solution.
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Masculinity, both toxic and affirmative, is intrinsically tangled up in Shinji's story, and it is through that lens that a queer subtext begins to unfold.
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Rosenstein has been intrinsically wrapped into the Comey firing story, with White House officials citing Rosenstein's memo as the key reason for Comey's ouster. Sen.
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This works for viewers because football culture is intrinsically linked to beer and pubs, so the connection between the brand and the topic is seamless.
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But what makes posts by some of beauty's most inspiring bloggers so inspiring is the major dose of love and understanding that they intrinsically spread.
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This means seeking diversity (and not just diversity of gender) as intrinsically valuable, rather than implementing quotas that make it seem like a necessary evil.
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Being the middleman in this sort of scenario can be intrinsically rewarding, because you get to claim some bit of responsibility for your friends' happiness.
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And an accurate picture of reality is critical to getting a handle on concrete, intrinsically apolitical issues that nevertheless must be solved by political means.
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Tday doesn't have full buy-in from the local Rastas, for whom this is intrinsically part of their culture, making it seem a little shady.
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A lot of people—when they're faced with something as straightforward and intrinsically safe as sauerkraut—project all of their anxieties about bacteria on it.
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After the horrific attack in Manchester on Monday, Europeans are not intrinsically opposed to Trump's idea that NATO should become more active in counterterrorism operations.
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But then why aren't the lives of the terminally ill also intrinsically valuable, and where is the concern about nudging old people toward legalized suicide?
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The stars' distances can be measured with parallax and other methods, and they pulsate with a frequency that correlates with how intrinsically bright they are.
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Her plight cannot be separated from widespread perceptions of domestic-violence survivors as intrinsically irrational and assumptions that black women are "strong" rather than vulnerable.
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Yet behind all this drama, it became easy to miss that this battle is intrinsically linked to Supreme Court cases from nearly 200 years ago.
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In 2017, scientists discovered unique proteins, called tardigrade-specific intrinsically disordered proteins, that might help put the creatures' cells in a protective state during anhydrobiosis.
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An all-female lineup is intrinsically no more interesting than an all-male roster of swinging dicks, especially when it has no larger thematic purpose.
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It is Fitch's view that these LRGs will remain intrinsically strong over the medium term and the sovereign ratings will remain a constraint on their ratings.
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These sororities each have long histories that are intrinsically tied to black sociopolitical activism and the rise of the suffragette movement in the early 20th century.
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When people think of "flash" they tend to think of lightning or comic book superheroes, while the word itself is intrinsically linked with connotations of speed.
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Although contemporary Japan is intrinsically different from the Shōwa Era (1926-1989), in which his early work came out, Hara continues to follow the same threads.
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Intrinsically photographic and almost completely abstract at times — the camera movement is kept to a minimum — Manhatta is an ode to the city of New York.
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For Lloyd Webber, his marriage to Brightman was intrinsically tied to their work together, as she also starred as Christine Daaé in Phantom of the Opera.
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As she examines the intrinsically multifaceted nature of a place — particularly politically contentious spaces — its history, especially its spiritual history, becomes profoundly entwined with its present.
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I would say though that we are intrinsically music led, so it's right at the heart of what we do and what we are interested in.
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Filmmakers Walter Woodman and Patrick Cederberg understood the potential in invoking the language of social media, something nearly all of us intrinsically grasp at this point.
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"You've got to do all sorts of jobs and tasks that you might not wish to do, that are not intrinsically interesting to you," he said.
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It may not always be apparent to people outside these communities, but standing up for water quality and heritage are intrinsically tied to these larger issues.
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However, there has been a wave of artists whose brands have become intrinsically linked with the personal turmoil and angst that they pour into their music.
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Because concrete is intrinsically stronger than wood or metal, it requires less load-bearing columns, which allows for more retail or living space in concrete structures.
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Historiographic metafiction is an intrinsically postmodern form, by Hutcheon's definition, and so it follows that these books have special pertinence to the moment of their writing.
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Those on the right tend to believe that inequality arises from differences in talent; they are more likely to say that market outcomes are intrinsically fair.
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While we watch her navigate displacement and longing in the Simpsons universe, Lisa embodies this quality, one that is intrinsically tied with the experience of girlhood.
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I think most people — we're intrinsically trying to control our experience here, and manage it, and put walls around what we are and who we are.
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Perhaps that should have been an early sign that a large percentage of American voters would rubberstamp a politician who painted said group as intrinsically harmful.
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For example, maybe you volunteer with an organization where you feel appreciated, find the activities intrinsically rewarding, have values alignment and a strong sense of community.
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In this, an intimate and arguably most popular mode of entertainment, women are creating intrinsically personal and political shows through their very existence in the climate.
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" The bill also claims that "dolls and robots are intrinsically related to abuse of minors, and they cause the exploitation, objectification, abuse, and rape of minors.
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He doesn't explicitly reject church teaching, which prescribes chastity for gay men and lesbians, though he questions the language — "intrinsically disordered" — with which it describes homosexuality.
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Despite Barry's wacky attempts to be an actor — all of which are funnier for how clumsy Hader lets them be — Barry is an intrinsically tragic character.
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The track has the rising, twinkling, intrinsically hopeful keyboard tones that Avicii brought to so many of his productions, but now the song is an elegy.
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Project-based learning can intrinsically motivate students to be creative and explore their own interests -- not just for the sake of a test score or grade.
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But it's also interested in how the ideologies we cling to are often intrinsically linked to our personal pain, and often ineffective at helping us heal.
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"There is nothing about the policy that is intrinsically Democratic or Republican, because we see this became popular regardless of the political leaning," Clark tells me.
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And, Przybylski says, it reflects a worldview in which young people are intrinsically fragile and shielded from negative experiences until they reach the magical age of 18.
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In the face of such rollbacks, people must remember that our right to vote is intrinsically tied to every civil and human rights issue we're confronting today.
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Efficiency doesn't mean penny-pinching, but instead, finding entrepreneurs who orient their business around a technology or business model that is intrinsically more effective at multiplying capital.
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It's not that people who prey on trans women choose them because they are somehow intrinsically vulnerable; they have been made vulnerable because they have been criminalized.
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And there's something intrinsically democratic about them: Unlike the shows behind Netflix's paywall or exclusive to Amazon Prime subscribers, her work is free for everyone to watch.
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Whatever happened on that festival stage likely would have been a clash that would help Bannon and Trump paint the media as intrinsically hostile to their cause.
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The approach felt intrinsically tied to the Deadpool character; if the performances and script were a knowing wink and nod, why shouldn't the directing be as well?
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Today's economy and financial system depend on global co-operation; today's political system is one where such co-operation is increasingly seen by voters as intrinsically suspicious.
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Nothing intrinsically prevents Apple from licensing its operating systems, as it did in 1995 when it (unsuccessfully) licensed the Macintosh operating system to enter the PC market.
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The Vatican loosened its stance on the matter in the late 1960s by suggesting contraception wasn't the "intrinsically evil" practice Catholic forebears made it out to be.
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The others, because they are intrinsically tied to new kinds of business, require creative thinking about the meaning and importance of data, privacy, competition and the like.
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A grievance raised in conversations with influencers revolved around a discrepancy between what Instagram has taken away with removing likes, and what the platform intrinsically values: engagement.
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It is rooted in a sense of social injustice that is intrinsically connected with the pattern of uneven urbanisation that began in the 1940s and continues today.
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We believe that democracies are superior to other systems of government largely because they intrinsically respect the rights of the men and women who live in them.
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That choice is intrinsically tied to the designer's ideology: one of welcoming and embracing all, the way his signature clingy knits embrace your figure and invite compliments.
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The flower-etched gold band is "perhaps not intrinsically valuable as a piece of jewelry but the inscription inside is so beautiful: 'Laurence Olivier Vivien Eternally,' "Mr.
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Her appeal went beyond New York City, but was always intrinsically linked to the place where she first set up shop in SoHo in the mid-90s.
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The approach simplistically implies that all regulations are intrinsically bad, and so the number of regulations killed is more important than distinguishing the good from the bad.
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The intrinsically weak federal role was a source of frustration for Mr. Obama and his aides, but now it will work to the benefit of environmental advocates.
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There is nothing intrinsically wrong with that — it is many people's preference, in fact — but for some, it is bound to create a prolonged state of loneliness.
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Rarely do his works make you notice or feel like you're watching a film, and yet that artistry is intrinsically part of what makes it so effective.
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A significant level of R&D expenditure and wide service capabilities protect against new entrants in an industry that is intrinsically volatile and driven by technology upgrade cycles.
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"Intangible forms of revenue generation, like North Korea's sale of algorithms or any software development offshoring, are also intrinsically harder to stem than tangible ones," the researchers conclude.
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And while the FDP and Greens are individually easier to bargain with than the SPD, working out a formula that makes them both happy will be intrinsically difficult.
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Even if creating human-animal chimeras is not intrinsically wrong, is there an ethical problem in experimenting on and harvesting organs from a creature that is part-human?
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You could view the words of the Queen and her prime minister as merely reflecting the old prejudice that foreigners are intrinsically funny and not to be trusted.
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His views on life—that it is sacred and "intrinsically valuable"—are likely to shape court decisions in areas from abortion to assisted suicide for decades to come.
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Paul Scharre, author of "Army of None: Autonomous Weapons and the Future of War", warns that the neural networks used in machine learning are intrinsically vulnerable to spoofing.
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"Ivanka is a much more distinctive and much less intrinsically likable name [than Melania]: That 'ank' syllable is not very attractive," Pamela Redmond Satran, author and cofounder of Nameberry.
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There were moments that felt like I was watching a retelling of my own life thanks to some cosmic, emotional memory that is intrinsically linked to my identity.
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But, if produced in volume, the technology could be made much cheaper, "It's not an exotic device that's intrinsically expensive," Adobe CTO Abhay Parasnis said in an interview.
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E-readers aren't intrinsically exciting, but Paper packed a bendable 13-inch e-ink screen which—despite its $1,100 price tag—hinted at a future of bendable tablets.
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We're a community that believes strongly that sexual liberation means having the right to be as sexual as you intrinsically want to be—or don't want to be.
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"I think we are all intrinsically good and the majority want to be good but whoever wrote that you are a horrible person and a disgrace to humanity."
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This feeds into a xenophobic narrative that Muslims are so intrinsically different from the rest of America that it makes sense to bar their entry into the country.
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But in addition to all this, she's got something more intrinsically important to her father's global image: the ability to embody his best attributes and project them outward.
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Full of references to color and light, "tall trees, cold lakes, quiet dreams," Florist's music is intrinsically tied to nature, the body, and the relationship between the two.
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"We're looking for entrepreneurs building companies whose business model and impact are intrinsically tied to each other, so the business scales in lock-step with impact," Schlag writes.
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There is nothing intrinsically creepy about carrying a supercomputer in your pocket with immediate access to sizable fractions of both the rest of humanity and all human knowledge.
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I think we're somehow predisposed to not think it's possible because — maybe intrinsically or maybe subconsciously — we know it shouldn't be possible for the continuation of the species.
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Obviously, it matters intrinsically that the president-elect of the United States is building one of his chief administration policy priorities on a statistic that's essentially a lie.
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Extending so much autonomy to line officers, while giving detailed instructions to prosecutors and investigators, is only hypocrisy if you think autonomy of law enforcement is intrinsically important.
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It's been said before but I'll say it again: abuse and violence against women may often be referred to as "women's issues," but they are intrinsically men's issues.
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He intrinsically understood that the magazine's largely middle class readers did not have to confront Flavio's daily challenges nor those of millions of poor people close to home.
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The Indo-Chinese food in Edison and Iselin is quick and decadent: made to share, intrinsically spicy and as suitable for takeout as it is for eating in.
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"There's something so intrinsically human about sex, and it's something that maps quite nicely onto AI," Devlin told me in a recent Skype conversation from her London office.
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Wolves can be depredators of livestock or icons of pristine wilderness; spotted owls can be intrinsically important inhabitants of old-growth forests or nuisances that inhibit logging and livelihoods.
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"There is still lingering doubt about how the US sees European security, and whether the US sees its security and Europe's security as intrinsically linked and inseparable," Rathke said.
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The key to staying intrinsically motivated when it comes to exercise, is to find an activity that you truly like, and one that you feel like you can do.
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It seems very coincidental that my very first memory is watching a science fiction movie, something so intrinsically linked to the person I am today almost 40 years later.
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The Gear VR isn't an intrinsically better product or platform, but for now, you'll find more to do on it, unless you're specifically invested in YouTube's 360-degree video.
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"If the task you're engaged in is researching lizards' reproductive cycle or discussing who Harry Potter's best friend was and why, those are intrinsically motivating tasks," Ms. Snow said.
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For the past 17 years, Burberry has been intrinsically linked with music, with artists such as Tom Odell, Benjamin Clementine, and James Bay performing live at its fashion shows.
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I would submit that our national security and our national prosperity is intrinsically linked to cybersecurity and the integrity of information technology and the information that's contained within it.
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" Strange bedfellows: The press and the political parties, tied together since birth By Susan Campbell, July 26, 2016 "For better or worse, the press and politics remain intrinsically tied.
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Seeing colors that represent a religion intrinsically opposed to commercial excess flaunted by a wealthy high schooler in early- 2000s Orange County is like hearing reggae music in Babylon.
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She says that it would be important for parents to discuss historical problems in the system, to help children see that blues are not intrinsically less qualified to lead.
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From the moment he wrote "Space Oddity", through to the tones, tales and character of everything that orbited Ziggy Stardust, David Bowie was forever intrinsically linked to the cosmos.
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Even a determined Russo-skeptic like myself can admit that it is neither intrinsically crazy nor evil to argue that positive relations with Russia are in Italy's national interest.
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"This is a big deal, not only because of the breadth of the charges, but because they're all intrinsically tied to unreported work for a foreign principal," Rosenstein said.
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"I don't actually have to pitch them that hard, and I try not to, because we want people who are kind of intrinsically excited about our approach," he said.
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International legal experts say Iraq's terrorism prosecutions are intrinsically flawed: Confessions are sometimes obtained through torture or coercion, some judges are biased, and defendants routinely lack adequate legal counsel.
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Amazon is a leading developer of law enforcement facial-recognition software, which independent studies have shown is deeply and intrinsically flawed, prone to error and gender and racial bias.
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There is a sense in which failure is baked into the very idea of utopia; the goal of a perfect world—a holiday from history—is intrinsically self-undermining.
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What we're left with is a book whose central joy is intrinsically tied to the medium: It's all about the lists of nouns with very little else behind them.
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"Pursuing goals they see as intrinsically noble and important made them fiercely motivated and focused and it provided a form of ego defense against criticism and failure," Schilling says.
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The size of this market remains significant but it is intrinsically volatile, with limited visibility on longer-term growth prospects and technological risks due to increasing commoditisation of network architecture.
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Does Edge take a dim view of singleness, or is that just an inadvertent side effect of writing a rom-com, where "together" is intrinsically seen as better than "alone"?
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He also says his crew stayed away from the idea of making the heptapods look like humans in any way, because he believes humanoid aliens are intrinsically scarier to viewers.
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I think that's probably another testament to how good the story is: Everything is so intrinsically woven together that no conversation felt meaningless, or just inserted to fill up space.
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Those conversations can be difficult in a church that calls homosexual acts "intrinsically disordered," and, in some dioceses, fires employees who have same-sex partners or advocate for LGBT rights.
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An LA inhabited by anthropomorphic animals is an intrinsically funny idea, hence its popularity, from Pehrson's work to BoJack Horseman to the annual furry convention at the LA County Fairplex.
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The money of the future should not be intrinsically tied to faith in local government — it should retain its value and stability independently so that it doesn't risk rapid devaluation.
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RAND Europe, a non-profit organization, realized what most of us know intrinsically — bad sleep habits have a negative impact on work performance — but researchers wanted to quantify the effects.
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While none of the measures proposed by Seoul are intrinsically objectionable, they must be sequenced as part of a defined process that ends with North Korean denuclearization and genuine peace.
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"Without being too self-revelatory, the character of New York is so intrinsically Jewish," he said, citing figures showing that in the 260s, one in four New Yorkers was Jewish.
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It's also tempting to let Kadyrov's words shape Western discourse about Chechnya: that it (or Islam) is intrinsically homophobic, that violence, or honor killings, are simply part of Chechen life.
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And just as equating state-sponsored violence with intrinsically "Chechen" culture is central to bolstering Kadyrov's power, so too is labeling LGBTQ people as "not Chechen" or as suspicious outsiders.
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He and his colleagues found that tardigrades instead have unique genes that create proteins, which they call tardigrade-specific intrinsically disordered proteins, or TDPs, that preserve their cells during desiccation.
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The show still intrinsically caters to Boilen's tastes — hipster-infused indie rock — but over the years, a wider variety of genres have been represented, from nu-jazz to hip hop.
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Intrinsically, a successful media company is a pretty straightforward economic engine: Create and distribute content, capture consumer attention (time), and then monetize that time (typically via some form of advertising).
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In most cases, it is obviously not appropriate for one human to kill another human, but the act of killing something living is intrinsically linked to certain emotional and physical reactions.
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Our investment concerns primarily relate to competition, an uncertain ability to expand into more verticals, and to valuation – with PINS currently trading at an intrinsically high 10X EV/Sales on 2020E.
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In June 2017, Prince's Purple Rain Deluxe Expanded was posthumously released, with suitably ultra violet album artwork from the iconic musician whose artistic image was intrinsically linked to the color purple.
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As in India and China – which sent a probe to the dark side of the moon in January – space exploration is intrinsically tied to the political drives of those in charge.
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While such questions are always intrinsically difficult to answer in advance, there would seem to be reasons for thinking that we may not be that far off from such a crisis.
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The resulting report determined that "implicit and explicit" racial bias pervaded almost every aspect of the city's justice system, and that black Ferguson residents endured intrinsically discriminatory police and court practices.
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"It's so hard to know whether any social occasion will be a great party or whether it will be intrinsically awful where someone's crying into their bag of apples," she said.
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Chief Justice John Roberts suggested at one point that it would be hard for the court to police the use of partisanship in map drawing, when the process is intrinsically political.
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Prickly, judgmental Jane Eyre, the protagonist of the Charlotte Brontë novel of the same name, is not, perhaps, the most intrinsically lovable heroine of all time, or even of the 19th century.
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Intrinsically, anyone from LA knows that we spend far too much time thinking and talking about traffic (if you haven't seen SNL's rendition of "The Californians," that should give you an idea).
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Throughout the show, Omarosa instigated scandalously unprofessional interactions with the other women castmates, intrinsically understanding that the show's real drama came from the contestants outmaneuvering each other to stay on the program.
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If you really can't shake the idea that Friday the 13th is intrinsically linked to bad luck, take comfort in knowing that it'll coincide with the partial solar eclipse this time around.
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So even if he's somehow programmed with fake memories of all those many intrinsically human qualities, the fact that he's just not made of living human flesh should be obvious to him.
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And that's why this issue is intrinsically bound up with Facebook — because it foregrounds the vast power the platform wields, and the commensurate lack of regulation in how it applies that power.
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Time and time again, as a nation, we have made a conscious decision to fund the arts and humanities, signaling that we intrinsically value them as being crucial to our collective identity.
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His book "The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia" claims, among other things, that all human life is intrinsically valuable and worthwhile in itself — that it is a fundamental, non-instrumental good.
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But if you already enjoy walking because you enjoy having that time to yourself or exploring new parts of your city, or even just the feeling of being active, it's "intrinsically" rewarding.
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It ignores the fact that America came to be as a result of fire power, and that this fire power has always been intrinsically linked to whiteness, as reflected in Vulcan's citizens.
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Where Dylan ballads like "Boots of Spanish Leather" fit almost snugly into the iambic common verse metre best exemplified in Wordsworth and Coleridge's Lyrical Ballads, rap's flows are intrinsically bound to beats.
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Additionally, findings elsewhere strongly suggest that innovators tend to be intrinsically motivated — that is, they are interested in engaging pursuits that are personally meaningful, but might not be immediately rewarded by others.
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Voters who weren't intrinsically anti-Trump but ended up in that column are punishing him for the way he attacked the Khan family, Alicia Machado and so many others before and since.
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While the principality of Monte Carlo — "a sunny place for shady people," in the words of W. Somerset Maugham — is intrinsically linked with motor racing, Monaco has produced very few racing drivers.
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Official Catholic catechism says that "homosexual acts are intrinsically disordered," even as sympathy for "objectively disordered" homosexual desire, which is understood to be "deep-seated" and not necessarily a choice, is allowable.
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I'm a sangiovese nut, so I would reach for a young Chianti Classico or Rosso di Montalcino, reds with plenty of acidity and that sweet-bitter combination that seems so intrinsically Italian.
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In normal times, then—which is to say, in the times we don't currently live in—calling your members of Congress is not an intrinsically superior way to get them to listen.
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"The cost of the tool is low enough the quality of data we're receiving is just intrinsically valuable when we see it," said Moret, who was his company's first licensed drone pilot.
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The process of preparation and performance is intrinsically collaborative; it creates a physical and emotionally shared space where the whole community can congregate regardless of social background, education, religion or other differences.
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Those "simpler" strings, while not intrinsically complex, lent moments of piercing harmony to the orchestral textures during the first movement, as the more featured instruments engaged in thrilling volleys of canonic imitation.
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It's also about everyday African-American life, intrinsically political and captured in images of 19th-century cotton field workers; World War I soldiers; black members of the South Carolina legislature during Reconstruction.
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"Understanding and treating it, at least preventing its more adverse consequences like hyperemesis, is intrinsically valuable, and we shouldn't just write it off as just part of being pregnant," Dr. Simhan said.
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Furthermore, same-sex attraction itself is not understood to be sinful — the Catholic Catechism, the church's official teaching document, formally deems it "intrinsically disordered," but acting on that attraction is considered sinful.
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There are a few things to understand about this issue and this case: First, withdrawing the prior administration's guidance isn't intrinsically pro- or anti-transgender -- even though many people perceive it that way.
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"Intrinsically, on its own account, I see nothing particularly disturbing about spending hours or days reading a long novel, or spending a whole weekend taking in The Wire or The Americans," added Carroll.
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And the way they use social networks is also intrinsically different: They use Twitter for sharing memes rather than opinions on Trump, and Facebook as an uncool place where your parents hang out.
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Their major arguments include the idea that Islam is an intrinsically violent religion and that most mainstream American Muslim organizations are involved in a secret plot to replace American law with Islamic law.
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Like a silk scarf ripped through a torrent of wind, her paintings fly from one canvas to the next, giving off the impression they are intrinsically connected to one another as a unit.
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Why certain chord progressions and not others sound intrinsically sentimental is an abiding mystery, but whether due to mere pattern recognition or underlying properties of music and human cognition, the phenomenon is real.
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Back in 2014, the New York Times food critic Pete Wells coined this "camera cuisine," noting that at high-end eateries in particular, its rise seemed intrinsically linked to a decline in taste.
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One such example, per Lindsay, is James Damore, the Google engineer fired in 2017 after writing a memo defending the notion that men are intrinsically better suited to the technology field than women.
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At first, the video, which is commissioned by Ikon, Artangel, Han Nefkens H+F Collection, and Proyecto Amil, Lima, doesn't seem to bear any link to Lê's previous work, which is intrinsically political.
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Connecting with MFK's Francophone roots (his family are Congolese) but also referencing having "no more parties in Hackney," it's of its own world yet intrinsically connected to various other sounds, places and genres.
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In fact, paying out 70 percent of revenue is close enough to financial crippling to mean that some think Uber is intrinsically flawed as a business model unless it can remove drivers altogether.
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Her line work is intricate in an easy, non-fussy way, and it allows each page to give off a specific vibe intrinsically attached to the hazy action drawn out before the reader.
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The appeal to biological collectivism, on which all forms of tribalism rests, is un-American because America is a nation that intrinsically repudiates tribal affiliation as a criterion for citizenship and civic participation.
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We're currently in love with terms like "mobile" and "social", which make little sense when all digital media is intrinsically shareable and social, and everything digital can be accessed from a mobile device.
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Holographic glitter is made by embossing a fine pattern onto film, so that the surface reflects different colors of light in different directions — there is nothing intrinsically rainbow-colored about the glitter itself.
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Even if a user never explicitly linked their Facebook and Instagram profiles, they are intrinsically connected—Finstagrams be damned—and will continue to be, regardless of how many times you mash Unlink Account.
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And that is too bad because if more people understood how intrinsically wonderful these spicy, peppery, fruity reds can be, they'd be out buying their "Yes Way, Blaufränkisch" T-shirts this very minute.
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Krieg: Reading your interviews around the rollout, my impression is that you believe policy backed by one party, or a law that's passed along party lines, is intrinsically, if not bad, then doomed.
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For one, the stereotypical expectation of the role is intrinsically tied to men and masculinity; after all only men have served as president of the United States (and only one ever was nonwhite).
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Also, the premiere episode centers on Will and Grace's respective struggles to reconcile their disgust toward America's new president — though no one ever mentions Donald Trump by name — with their intrinsically selfish motivations.
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"Most people who are not intrinsically involved with NPD leaders will only see their larger-than-life persona, their smooth demeanor, and their self-confidence rather than their devastating narcissistic tendencies," Dr. Germain says.
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"As an activist and human, as someone who is intrinsically allergic to justice, I am humbled and honored to be here tonight among so many dedicated world-changers and real life heroes," Wright read.
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This is not to say that Trump's populism will not continue to be a problem for some time, but rather that over the medium to long term, his movement has intrinsically limited growth potential.
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I'm giving myself permission to feel conflicted about Jackson, the man, and leaving space for affection for his music, intrinsically connected to positive memories in my life, as it was and remains for many.
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In his 2006 book, "The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia", Mr Gorsuch wrote that, "all human beings are intrinsically valuable and the intentional taking of human life by private persons is always wrong".
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In his 2006 book, "The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia", Mr Gorsuch wrote that "all human beings are intrinsically valuable and the intentional taking of human life by private persons is always wrong".
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The justices took up an appeal by Georgia's legislature of a lower court decision holding that an annotated compilation of the state's statutes published annually is "intrinsically public domain material" that cannot be copyrighted.
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"[Distance] is the only way we can tell if a particular star looks bright in the sky because it's intrinsically bright or that it happens to be nearby and is actually faint," says Brown.
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By way of this method, industries large and small capture the money of vulnerable people who have been conditioned to believe that the way they look or the way they are is intrinsically wrong.
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The possibility of mental cognition -- an intrinsically human experience -- occurring inside an animal raises some pressing bioethical questions, Paul Root Wolpe, director of the Center of Ethics at Emory University told CNN in June.
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Isn't this odd when it would seem evident to anyone who works in the tech industry that economic privilege and lack of social mobility is intrinsically linked to the marginalisation of many underrepresented groups?
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The show's memorials of protests, public and private, are proof that art and activism in such times are intrinsically linked and that art crystallizes a picket line for its generation and generations to come.
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The new UN report is about as comprehensive as a report can get, however, and it stands as a stark reminder that we humans are still intrinsically reliant on the environment for our wellbeing.
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How did we elect a Congress in which only a handful of our representatives speak out on behalf of the principles America intrinsically stands for, and against ongoing assaults to our fundamental civil liberties?
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The progress of science is intrinsically in our nation's interest and Congress has a proud history in that endeavor, from our race to the Moon to challenging research agencies to continuously up their game.
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I realized, then, as I carved through another wave of fireball-slinging lemurian lizards, that my crucial enjoyment of the game so far was intrinsically linked to its lack of conventional "balance" in design.
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BNA's creditworthiness is intrinsically aligned with that of the sovereign, not only because of the existing explicit guarantee provided by the government, but also given BNA's systemic importance as the largest bank in Argentina.
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Because the artists are so intrinsically linked in their practice and origins, it's disappointing that their visions don't seem to mesh, which was likely not the intent of the gallery in choosing this pairing.
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The deep map avoids the dubious objectivity of a topographical map and abates the fear of subjectivity altogether by employing it to the max: it has many subjects, all intrinsically connected to the one.
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" Unlike substitution between factors of production, logistic technology substitution is "intrinsically dynamic and largely irreversible," driven mainly by "endogenous cost reductions and market growth of new technological systems as they displace older, incumbent industries.
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Women must instead assert and promote their intrinsically female traits of social connectedness and empathy, to lift and be lifted, because collaboration is what engenders social and environmental justice as well as personal success.
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"The fact that they have such tiny little distributions—each one has a small pocket like a bay or an archipelago—makes them just intrinsically susceptible to large perturbations and extinction events," Erdmann said.
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A 400-page National Academy of Sciences report found in 2003 that polygraphs were "intrinsically susceptible to producing erroneous results," such as a high rate of false positives, and recommended against relying upon them.
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It has been more than a decade since James D. Watson, a founder of modern genetics, landed in a kind of professional exile by suggesting that black people are intrinsically less intelligent than whites.
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"The biggest challenge to a safe community comes from white people who see themselves as intrinsically good," Sukrita, one of the members of the POC fiber art collective Unfinished Objects, told VICE via email.
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It seemed good in theory to complement Kawakubo's clothing, so intrinsically about form, with these austere architectural elements, but in practice, they probably compete too much with what's on display — somewhere between helping and hurting.
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An investigatory body nominally created by the Riyadh-supported Yemeni government of President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi, as well as a domestic Saudi mechanism — both widely viewed as intrinsically biased — have yet to show results.
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"The problem with that is it potentially can miss a lot of the things we actually care about, especially in California, which is a place that has a climate that is intrinsically variable," Swain said.
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If, on the other hand, you're down for cheap thrills and up for a genuinely fun time inside an intrinsically American ghost story, consider finding out for yourself why Annabelle is all the rage worldwide.
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Climate is intrinsically tied to the most pressing issues for our country, including the three primary topics outlined by moderator Lester Holt: achieving prosperity, the direction that the country is taking, and our national security.
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Intrinsically tied to the early '80s club scene that became known as New Romanticism, his clothes wound up in the windows of London's Browns boutique; the singer Diana Ross bought one of his Incroyables coats.
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This is the traditional style of the general ("I came, I saw, I conquered") or the chief executive, a million miles from the complex and conditional — and thus intrinsically suspect — talk of the lawyer/politician.
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Bankers say they are especially at risk from Brexit since access to highly regulated EU financial markets is intrinsically linked to following the market rules - just what Leave campaigners said they don't want to do.
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"[Graham] has made disparaging and uncharitable remarks about Muslims and the LGBTQ community, while portraying the election, administration, and policies of U.S. President Donald Trump as intrinsically aligned with the Christian church," reads the letter.
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If those truths still hold today, they are intrinsically intertwined with our role and standing in the world, with the values we say we stand for and the question of whether our word means something.
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That "everything else" currently includes the dangerous nationalism taking root in Europe and the United States, by which immigrants and other foreigners are dehumanized and scapegoated, and leaders claim that certain countries are intrinsically worse.
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" I can see that, having been at sea for 110 days without face-to-face social interaction and having to weather through nature's toughest obstacles, he would look "ecstatic and feral … intrinsically wild and free.
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"The women who populate Phillips's novel are so intrinsically and intelligently identified with their region that it's impossible to understand or even consider them without Phillips's precise evocation of Kamchatka," our reviewer, Ivy Pochoda, writes.
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And 2018 — 19673 years since Israel's founding, but also 70 years since the U.N. Universal Declaration of Human Rights — is the perfect moment to reconsider the notion that the two ideas are intrinsically in conflict.
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Harlem has been expensively "reoccupied" by urban professionals because the streets and the housing stock of Harlem, paralyzed by prejudice for so long, are intrinsically appealing to anyone who has the chance to live there.
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"Ambition is intrinsically tied to confidence – not just in ourselves – but in our ability to be recognized for our contributions and, ultimately, find the resources we need to achieve our goals," Pickett told Business Insider.
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" City officials said they wanted to respond to what they called "concerning inaccuracies and mischaracterizations," arguing the EPA "has been directly and intrinsically involved in the permitting of San Francisco's combined sewer system for decades.
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Pence understands intrinsically what Obama did not: Israel and the United States champion the same values of freedom, democracy and justice and the best way to advance them is to stand strongly shoulder to shoulder.
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As significant as the Chicano Art Movement was (and the Mexican-American civil rights movement it was intrinsically connected to, El Movimiento), queer art within it has received scant attention from academia and curators alike.
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Those of us who remained sinistral — a loaded term — and struggled with cursive handwriting in school, having to twist our cramped hands one way or another to write imperfectly, know that cursive is intrinsically discriminatory.
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But he's playing into a very old and unpleasant narrative that's become weirdly popular among liberal men this election cycle: the idea that we need women in government because they are intrinsically morally superior to men.
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"Although it is the first model using a reasonable data coverage, there are still large gaps in global data coverage with palaeomagnetic sediment records that intrinsically limit our knowledge about the global field behavior," said Panovska.
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That's in part because it takes aim at the regulatory state and at credentialed experts (economists, climate scientists), and so aligns with absolutist anti-governmentalism as well as with those who view expertise as intrinsically elitist.
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"If you look at the overall situation that we see in France, there is intrinsically a good business drive," Machenil said, despite recent public tension over President Emmanuel Macron's plans to change the French pension system.
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So rather than try and explain the sense of speed, I'll say this: I feel like a piece of the car, one of its stress-bearing components, and thereby intrinsically linked to the looping, twisting track.
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Her appeal has always been intrinsically tied up with her bold, weirdo spirit and willingness to push up against mainstream ideals – something major labels aren't famously known for, and probably why the partnership didn't work out.
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Just as quilting was considered a mere housewives' craft before critics began to take note that sewing circles were capable of producing truly significant work, this intrinsically dialogic kind of writing is capable of producing literature.
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Their passion grew out of love of the subject itself and a belief that it was intrinsically important — and perhaps a belief that the intrinsic importance would "make the world a better place," if only indirectly.
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"Facial recognition, simply by being designed and built, is intrinsically socially toxic, regardless of the intentions of its makers; it needs controls so strict that it should be banned for almost all practical purposes," he writes.
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You might think that the precise identification of a bear market occurred because that 20 percent threshold is intrinsically important — because, for example, there are many times when stock market declines stop at around 20 percent.
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There were so many things we realized that people we knew, our friends were building, that they weren't charging for; not because they weren't intrinsically monetizable, but because it was so difficult to do so. Right.
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Now, Trump might say there's a broader issue here: That it's not about when someone moved to the United States, but rather that immigrants — especially Muslims — are intrinsically likely to become terrorists regardless of when they arrived.
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Further, Castelvecchi writes, Gaia will shed light on how stars themselves evolve, since precise knowledge of stars' positions can be used to deduce how intrinsically bright they are, and thus how their brightness varies with their age.
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It starts by acknowledging that these systems are so large and pervasive and such an important part of people's forward-facing lives that it is intrinsically necessary to protect the well-being of the people on it.
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"Clearly with Nike's success intrinsically tied to the technical performance of its products, this is clearly something they will be looking into and is not something that should be simply dismissed," said Nomura Instinet analyst Simeon Siegel.
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The feeling was that, in some form or another, people would intrinsically understand that correlation between the historical/material form of the comic and the narrative that was contained within the form of this particular comic itself.
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Joseph Zumpano, the co-founder of the firm, told The Associated Press that areas of his firm's practices, which span managed care legislation and anti-terrorism, were "intrinsically related" to his decision to offer Moss a job.
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"You've got to do all sorts of jobs and tasks that you might not wish to do, that are not intrinsically interesting to you," Musk said during an August 2013 Google Hangout hosted by Google for Entrepreneurs.
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"We are tempering our investment pace in the year ahead, but remain open to intrinsically investable opportunities, including counter-cyclical ones," Lim Boon Heng, Temasek's chairman, wrote in the company annual report that was released on Tuesday.
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That's when you win over all the people who may not be intrinsically interested in the cause, they just know that this is how the cool people think and act, so they want to do it, too.
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Tax policy is intrinsically tied to the Republicans' health-care bill, as the plan to undo Obamacare provides high-income earners with a package of tax cuts, including repeal of the 3.8 percent net investment income tax.
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"Our results did not support the hypothesis suggesting that tampons composed exclusively of organic cotton could be intrinsically safer than those made of mixed cotton and rayon, or viscose or tampons composed entirely of viscose," Lina said.
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"Bond's website does not explicitly tout the streaming venture as intrinsically right-wing, just a place where niche projects can find independent fanbases, but it does hint at a "new economic model for the film and video industry.
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While it's clear that in most cases, recurring revenue is king, it's difficult to say that any of these models are intrinsically more superior, as large businesses have been built in each of the five categories covered above.
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It's unclear when the video was taken, but it's a familiar, timeless scene to anyone who's grown up in South Florida: the intrinsically cozy quality of a subtropical landscape, homes ostensibly protected by the dense flora surrounding them.
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It's nothing we didn't already intrinsically know about the smuggler/Galactic hero-to-be, but it's interesting to see Ehrenreich (best known for the Coen brothers' Hail, Caesar!) put his spin on Ford's signature aloof cool (and vest).
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Still, the show has always had a tricky undercurrent—the risk of finding something intrinsically funny about white people talking like black people—and it's an issue that has intensified as the national conversation has shifted around it.
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As we approach the end of this console generation, it's impossible to consider Team Ico as anything other than one of the most intrinsically important and artistically singular studios Sony has ever been fortunate enough to work with.
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That doesn't mean it is intrinsically unimportant, but let's be honest: Many of us consume political news and commentary in a compulsive, concupiscent sort of way, voluntarily subjecting ourselves to gratuitous information and stimuli, particularly on social media.
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Both are private companies that were launched by Congress as a part of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal; both help people buy homes, both were bailed out in 22 and are now intrinsically linked to the Great Recession.
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Perhaps it's that techno is intrinsically, structurally intertwined with the whole pain-is-ecstatic, delay-your-pleasures mentality that her party espouses, but she's become adept choosing people to soundtrack the party that add to the sensory overload.
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I don't identify with any gender, intrinsically, but know that my body and mind feel comfortable in clothing that is most commonly associated with men/males/masculinity, as they are currently defined and understood by societies dominant binary narrative.
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Both games also smartly sand off some of the rough edges found in more intrinsically old-school experiences, offering features like generous save systems, customizable abilities, and levels that are short enough you won't mind playing through them repeatedly.
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Summer vacation, in many of our minds, seems to be intrinsically linked to sand dunes, ocean views, and relaxing under the sun with the trendiest drink of the season in one hand and a breezy read in the other.
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Before the arguments raised by the originators of critical race theory, there wasn't much criticism describing the way structures of law and society could be intrinsically racist, rather than simply distorted by racism while otherwise untainted with its stain.
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While Grab has made progress with Grab Pay — which also runs an offline merchant network that enables those with limited internet knowledge to take advantage of e-commerce and other online services — the service is intrinsically linked to Grab.
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Which brings us to another pair of ideas Unnatural Selection throws into tension with one another: On the one hand, there's the fallacy that whatever is natural is intrinsically good, so we'd better leave it untrammeled and change nothing.
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"To suggest that advancing AI piloting would be intrinsically linked to the military would be very short-sighted," said Horbaczewski, Nevertheless, corporations have a long history of using these sorts of competitions to develop ideas and scout for talent.
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The thing about this nonsense electro-fart which reeks of fake tan and whose only lyric is "party", is that it is so intrinsically linked to Geordie Shore every millisecond is a trigger for a scene from the show.
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What is our identity when we become intrinsically connected to this Other that sets up house in our uterus, drains us of nutrients, kicks, causes vomiting and acid reflux, and sometimes dies in the womb and starts to rot?
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Locking citizens in to a model where all financial transactions can be tracked — or are intrinsically linked — to a smartphone, may be great for governments, but it's potentially terrible for democracy and its support for free speech and assembly.
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Benefits to babies in that period may resonate for decades, as will any ill effects suffered — which is to say, the well-being of mothers and babies is intrinsically linked to the future health of America as a whole.
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Parent-Subsidiary Linkage Despite limited but growing operational and financial integration, Tereos France's (TF) and Tereos's influential control as well as their legal and strategic ties with TI are very strong, making the parent and its subsidiary intrinsically linked.
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Esper said that China seeks to "expand its influence well beyond the shores of the mainland" through technology theft, urging European nations to be wary of working with Chinese companies, which he said are intrinsically linked to Beijing's government.
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Were it possible to ignore his seeming tolerance for anti-Semitism, his post-truth attitude to political debate and his intrinsically anti-American foreign policy would still be reason enough to fear the contagion of Corbynism in US politics.
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As someone who has researched and taught about sex work and human trafficking for more than two decades, I know that for some individuals, no amount of evidence or logic will change their opinion that sex work is intrinsically wrong.
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We've criticized luxury designers in the past for mining the experiences of minority communities, but, Balenciaga's Demna Gvasalia is an immigrant himself, and for him to find comfort and symbolism in this particular style is something that I intrinsically get.
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The thinking being: the impact of that game's most memorable scenes is so intrinsically tied to the music that plays at the same time, that changing it could completely alter the connotations of the composition, the collage of sound and vision.
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From there the goal is often to slow sex down, throwing away any patterns or preconceptions about when something should happen or how something should feel and instead focusing in on what their bodies are intrinsically able to do and feel.
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" In a statement, Ryan Hoffman, co-executive director of Call to Action, a Catholic group, praised Francis' remarks but also called on Catholic officials to "reform teachings and practices that refer to gay people as 'objectively disordered' and 'intrinsically evil.
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Both series are about collecting and fighting adorable creatures; both are games accompanied by an animated show and lots of tie-in toys; and both try to take an intrinsically Japanese style of game and translate it for a global audience.
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"You have to be willfully blind not to come to the conclusion that this was orchestrated and organized by people under the command of MBS and that he was intrinsically involved in the demise of Mr. Khashoggi," said Republican Sen.
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"There is still lingering doubt about ... how the U.S. sees European security, and whether the U.S. sees its security and Europe's security as intrinsically linked and inseparable," Jeffrey Rathke, a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic & International Studies, told reporters.
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More than 123 years later in Battersea Park, Gaiman can still quote from memory Joe Queenan's review in The New York Times, which argued that "Good Omens" was more than unfunny — it was proof that the British are intrinsically humorless.
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With an appreciation for everything from Japanese cosplay to American art-house films, many young Chinese people, like their counterparts around the world, see gender norms as intrinsically fluid and the insistence on prizing traditional masculine traits hopelessly out of date.
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Hot arguments on the alt-right include the idea that African Americans are intrinsically dumber than white Americans, that society would be better off if women had fewer opportunities outside of the home, and that Nazism maybe wasn't all bad.
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With Trump in power, the backing of a partisan court majority, and an electoral system that intrinsically advantages the GOP, it's possible to imagine the party subtly rewriting the rules over time to make American democracy less and less competitive.
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Some of those steps may turn out to be mistaken as well — and intrinsically difficult public health measures will be even harder to carry out if people get mixed messages from the government and don't know whom or what to believe.
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Not content with taking itself extremely seriously, it asks that we accord it the same respect, and this presents a diplomatic challenge for those of us who believe that there is something intrinsically funny about an orangutan riding a horse.
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While it's true, for example, that only making the minimum payment on your credit card can lead to a kind of debt spiral that's hard to get out of, Casey says most debt is a tool that isn't intrinsically evil.
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Just because an energy source is zero or low emissions doesn't mean that it's intrinsically good for the environment -- just look at nuclear power, which many countries (rightly) deem much too dangerous and, these days, too expensive anyway to build out.
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For most of us, the idea of putting money in an account in a bank located in some out-of-the-way island country is intrinsically shady, but as many news stories have taken pains to point out, not all offshoring is evil.
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"To claim that human life qualifies as a basic good is to claim that its value is not instrumental, not dependent on any other condition or reason, but something intrinsically good in and of itself," he wrote in the 20063-page book.
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It explains:The primary goal... is to imbue radios with advanced machine-learning capabilities so they can collectively develop strategies that optimize use of the wireless spectrum in ways not possible with today's intrinsically inefficient approach of pre-allocating exclusive access to designated frequencies.
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No one is saying that using old things to make new things is intrinsically a bad idea, but consensus is building around the idea that the system used today in the United States, on balance, benefits neither the economy nor the environment.
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This is not to disparage the value of the works in the contemporary philosophical canon: Clearly, there is nothing intrinsically wrong with philosophy written by males of European descent; but philosophy has always become richer as it becomes increasingly diverse and pluralistic.
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"America's stewardship of the ocean, our coasts, and the Great Lakes is intrinsically linked to environmental sustainability, human health and well-being, national prosperity, adaptation to climate and other environmental changes, social justice, international diplomacy, and national and homeland security," Obama's order stated.
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Empathy, humility, compassion, conscience: These are the key ingredients missing in the pursuit of innovation, Ms. Helfand argues, and in her book she explores design, and by extension innovation, as an intrinsically human discipline — albeit one that seems to have lost its way.
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"America's stewardship of the ocean, our coasts, and the Great Lakes is intrinsically linked to environmental sustainability, human health and well-being, national prosperity, adaptation to climate and other environmental changes, social justice, international diplomacy, and national and homeland security," Obama's order stated.
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After the Daily Worker had said in 21952 that the whole British labor movement recognized "the scrupulous fairness" of the Moscow Trials and "the overwhelming guilt of the accused," young Eric offered his own justification: "The accusations are not intrinsically impossible," he wrote.
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Penelope, Lydia, and Elena love each other to death and back; even if they frustrate the hell out of each other sometimes with their intrinsically different perspectives, they know they'll be there to support each other at the end of the day.
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Being an outsider, being out of the loop, out of the scene, admiring it from afar, is license to be an idealist, a romanticist, and all of us, deep down, like the idea that art is somehow intrinsically, inherently something that's worth romanticising.
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For the organizers of the exhibition, these are "intrinsically linked" to the sale of military equipment, such as small arms missiles, tanks, fighter jets, and surveillance systems, all of which are subsidized by the British government and taxpayers through the arms fair.
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For me, by adopting the woman's own viewpoint as she is violated, the film clearly marks Jennifer as a victim who merits our sympathy and compassion; in doing so, Zarchi destroyed the then-established argument that the 'cinematic look' was intrinsically male.
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He has argued that women are intrinsically different from men, that we are more driven by our genes than academics like to acknowledge, and that society is getting less violent over time — despite the mass shootings and other atrocities we hear about daily.
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You&aposre not only making great products, you&aposre not only making money, you&aposre not only able to feed your family, but you&aposre doing something which is intrinsically powerful in society, and when you go home, you&aposre passionate about it.
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And while presidential candidates need to pitch a wide tent, swaying other people — people who are not like them — to their cause, stans are intrinsically agents of exclusion, posturing above those who don't already agree with them or just don't get the jokes.
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The Turkish government sees the PKK as intrinsically linked to the Kurdish elements of the SDF, something Mazloum strongly denies, saying there is "no connection between the SDF and the PKK" and that the SDF is not part of the fight with Turkey.
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When Trump has participated in official events recently — a White House reception celebrating his judicial appointments, a speech at the International Association of Chiefs of Police, a joint press conference with his Turkish counterpart — they have been intrinsically linked to his reelection bid.
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Think about it this way: The sorts of grand, sweeping shots that typify a Breaking Bad or a Game of Thrones are almost completely absent from The Americans (they're there, but they usually focus on something that's not intrinsically beautiful to look at).
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But if it was going to be a man cracking jokes about systemic sexism and inequality in Hollywood, at least the gig went to one who knows when to hand the duty off to those more intrinsically capable of landing the punchlines.
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This sounds intrinsically good, except maybe for those who prefer to find connection in shaking hands, breaking bread or hugging in the California style — rather than standing at inattention, face in an app, to trade gifs with colleagues who might be one desk over.
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"They are not as market-driven and can be focused on simulated models or detailed panoramas of spaces that are otherwise inaccessible and intrinsically worth exploring, like the inside of a [biological] cell or the Lascaux caves or the surface of Mars," Murray says.
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Texas successfully argued that the penalty can no longer be considered a tax without a monetary value attached, rendering the individual mandate unconstitutional, and that the rest of the ACA is intrinsically tied to the mandate so it should be considered unconstitutional as well.
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With few exceptions, the technology, which each witness described as both deeply flawed and intrinsically biased, has been misemployed by the untrained police officers who utilize it—many of whom have concealed its use from defendants who are implicated in crimes by these defective algorithms.
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Life as a Lolita girl in the UK Because the practice of putting characters on products is so prevalent, and subject to resistance, Nittono, a placid, smiling man who wears an ascot, has been working with the government on developing products that are intrinsically cute.
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Really, an exciting teenage prodigy should not have to be the 'new' anyone, given that making a crude equivalence like this means the immediate death of discerning analysis, and hence any conclusions it leads to are likely to be flawed, limited and intrinsically distorted.
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Goth men's fashion is intrinsically more transgressive than the women's—it takes a lot of guts even today for a young guy to go out in full eyeliner and lipstick, or a skirt and fishnets, never mind back in the 1980s when this all started.
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Migration is an intrinsically ambivalent business, both for the governments that must manage it and for the migrants themselves Lawyers and NGOs need to accept that the treaties and rules they cherish will wither without the continued consent of the democracies that drew them up.
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In the name of secularism and with a false sense of upholding human rights, France is instead continuing to trample on a woman's basic right to choose how to dress and how to cover — choices that are intrinsically linked to women's rights and dignity.
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Nicky Haslam, the wonderful decorator, whose Sign of the Times essay leads the issue, takes umbrage at the idea that any material is intrinsically worthier than any other by extolling the virtues of ''fake'' materials like plaster, provided that they aren't trying to pretend otherwise.
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With "O-S OSCAR P-A PARTY," Speechless does throw an Oscars party, but more so tackles the issue of how parents interact with and support each other — and how that dynamic is intrinsically different between parents who are taking care of children with disabilities.
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" Open to the public since Wednesday, Guardian art critic Adrian Searle has already sniffed at the show's pretence, exclaiming that "an all-female lineup is intrinsically no more interesting than an all-male roster of swinging dicks, especially when it has no larger thematic purpose.
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Of course, neither of those things were linked so intrinsically to a show like Stranger Things, a show that captured our generation's coming-of-age by paying tribute to the movies (and almost by proxy, the soundtracks) that were so comforting during those confusing times.
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But external hires — even those with a strong track record of success or people who were past leaders at companies viewed as leading the innovation charge, like Google — still need to be paired with those who intrinsically know the ins and outs of the organization.
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For decades, contrarianism on questions of race and gender — ranging from opposition to certain feminist projects or to affirmative action, to flirtation with the idea that black culture and even black brains were intrinsically inferior — was part of the intellectual mainstream of the center.
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Fuji was a devotional place to which Hokusai attached great religious significance; his artistic endeavors visible in these images were intrinsically bound with his spiritual goals — to see the divine as present in every element in the physical world — and so commercial success was unimportant.
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"Protection of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is not only intrinsically important, it is also critical in the broader context of wilderness protection, Indigenous rights, working to combat climate change, and preparing the U.S. economy to weather the growing impacts of the climate crisis," it added.
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"Out there" is always going to give you things that aren't available in VR. But there are also certainly communities for which this will be an intrinsically more rewarding experience, like for seniors, people who are homebound for various reasons, people who have crippling social anxieties.
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Researchers from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, have discovered a unique set of proteins, now known as tardigrade-specific intrinsically disordered proteins (TDPs), that turns parts of the tardigrade's body into a glass-like substance when it dries out, protecting its cells from destruction.
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"It's hard to argue that if oil demand starts to go into free fall, which is what we see as plausible, that ... the oil and gas industry as a whole remains as intrinsically as profitable as it does today," said Nick Stansbury, LGIM's head of commodity research.
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In that interview, which first aired almost a year ago, the two argued that African Americans are, for a combination of genetic and environmental reasons, intrinsically and immutably less intelligent than white Americans, and Murray argued that the implications of this "forbidden knowledge" should shape social policy.
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Critics of "identity politics," both on the right and (less frequently) on the left, argue that what the progressives are doing is intrinsically divisive: that their "identity politics" pits Americans against each other, worsening the country's divides on issues like race and gender rather than ameliorating them.
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Because, you see, while the ketwurst was originally presented to the people of the East German Republic as an intrinsically East German dish, the ketwurst could only actually exist—could only have ever existed—as a response to the hot dog; a Soviet reaction to capitalist America.
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Students: Read the article up to the close-up photo of Mr. Doba in a white tank top, then tell us: — Can you understand why Mr. Doba looked as if he were feeling "ecstatic and feral, in the best possible sense, intrinsically wild and free" while kayaking?
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At their initial meeting, one hits the other in the face, but no lasting grudge is borne, for the movie, directed by Shane Black, aims at being a comedy thriller: a delicate hybrid, founded on the belief that hitting people in the face is intrinsically funny.
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The effect is akin to that of a home movie, capturing intimate moments simply to document them, hoping for but not intrinsically relying on the viewer's ability to understand the meaning of certain culturally specific elements — electric tricycles, enormous woks, the significance of a visit to Shanghai.
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And part and parcel of that instruction was the central dogma of social and racial peace, holding that the interests of capital and labor were intrinsically harmonious, and that black and white upper classes were natural allies in organizing and directing the uplift of the black masses.
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Watching everyone on The Flash realize that Caitlin Snow's Earth Two counterpart is a diabolical supervillain with a killer leather wardrobe and a questionable wig is one thing, but watching Caitlin grapple with what that might mean for her intrinsically, as a person, is quite another.
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As it turns out, they'd been playing shows in LA for years before then, as both Haim and Rockinhaim, but no one seemed to care until they arrived in London – perhaps because, as such an intrinsically LA band, they seemed like more of a "novelty" over here.
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And lest you mistake this for a story of an intrinsically governmental malevolence, consider that Nestle affiliates draw hundreds of millions of gallons of Michigan groundwater, essentially free of charge, while Snyder's then–chief of staff suggested the state purchase back that same water to deliver to Flint.
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"Theologically, this assumes that there's something intrinsically unredeemable about the women that are being pictured, and that's what I think is so concerning in the commentary by Bill Donahue: the idea that these women don't deserve to be figured like the religious icons of the past," Rosen said.
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The short version is that Sam Harris, the host of the Waking Up podcast, conducted an interview with The Bell Curve author Charles Murray in which the two argued that African Americans are, for a combination of genetic and environmental reasons, intrinsically and immutably less intelligent than white Americans.
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"I'm not supporting Trump financially out of respect for his original declaration to be a self-funded presidential candidate that wouldn't give in to special interests, which of course insinuates that anyone like myself, who donates money for any political cause must, intrinsically, want something for it," McConathy said.
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Elections, as we understand them under the traditional sense on how they've been held by the nation-state, are probably not the fittest form of governance to be delivered in digital form ... That's why intrinsically understanding how blockchains can scale social consensus is definitely the way to go.
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If you suspected "breach" as the second part of 64A, "Cyberexpert's worry …" then SECURITY BREACH was pretty apparent — you just had to acknowledge that extra spot between the R and the I, that circle in the square, that took the (R) from 56D, "Intrinsically" or AT (R) OOT.
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The appeal of Lawrence's portrayal of Rosalyn Rosenfeld — a brash, ball-busting wife and mother with a penchant for garish nail polish and "Live and Let Die" — is intrinsically linked to what's so entertaining about American Hustle: It's shameless and broad and very happy to put on a show.
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Some people seem to think that the life of a young, healthy person must be preserved by force of law, against the wishes of that person — perhaps because life itself is intrinsically valuable, or because we don't want to open the door to "slippery slope" regimes that normalize suicide.
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Mishra shows that, far from being some kind of restorative, backward-looking "tribalism," the ideology that filled pre-independence India was a bizarre mixture of right-wing social Darwinism, muddled and mystical Theosophy, and left-wing Fabianism—not intrinsically "Eastern" but modern, eclectic, and fantastically mercurial in its turnings.
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However, to really get into the premise of this exhibition you must allow yourself to be seduced (or at least to be intrinsically intertwined) by the mythologizing belief that these non-artists/artists are in direct contact with their eerie imaginations in a way professional artists cannot be.
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Despite the fact that onion soup is a truly rustic dish made with all but the scraps of the scraps of the kitchen, it became a dish intrinsically associated with this highly fashionable culinary trend, then found a comfy home in obscurity on the menu of all your favorite diners.
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"Our results suggest that the evolution of cooperation, which is key to a prosperous society, is intrinsically linked to the idea of social comparison – constantly sizing each other up and making decisions as to whether we want to help them or not," study co-author Roger Whitaker said in a statement.
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Aadhaar's creator Nandan Nilekani, an Indian billionaire and former CEO of IT services giant Infosys, has called it a "turbocharged version of the social security number", a definition that critics disagree with because the Aadhaar number is intrinsically and permanently linked to fingerprints and iris scans unlike the social security number.
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Wasting the lyrics on grand poetic statements, deliberately blunting his guitar strumming and adding pockets of crackly static to increase the authentic, old-timey feel and decrease any intrinsically musical appeal, he lacks any further concept or context to make his replica anything other a token of conservative good taste.
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To the Editor: If we believe the study quoted by N. Gregory Mankiw, there are two categories of voters: those who believe that global trade is intrinsically good (as advertised by mainstream economists), and the less educated and therefore "isolationist, nationalist and ethnocentric," who are skeptical of global trade and outsourcing.
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We've been blown away by the positive response to Nextdoor, and on some level, it shouldn't be a surprise because this notion of creating stronger and safer communities, really bolstering your local life, that's not something that is intrinsically American or something that is only evident in the United States.
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"Under the International Union for Conservation of Nature criteria, any species that has a population under 1,000—whether that population is increasing or whether there is an immediate threat or not—it's regarded as intrinsically vulnerable to extinction," said Nigel Collar, a Leventis Fellow in conservation biology with BirdLife International.
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Most subjects, intrinsically interesting or not, enjoyed the benefit of Ms. Sherman's skill with lighting, particularly evident when she printed on velvety Gavelux paper, which gave small details — eyelashes, skin textures, the glint on a pinkie ring — startling vivacity, and made shadow feel soaked-in and form-shaping, like paint.
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Splinter Cell Chaos Theory, for example, another of my favorite games, will in my mind always be intrinsically tied to Shader Model 3.0, a then new and more detailed way of rendering shadows in real-time, which was critical to a game that was all about lurking in the shadows.
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In theory, I understand that this dependency on archetypes is just the way that opera works, that it's not intrinsically worse than the kind of novel-based storytelling that I'm used to, and that if I was more comfortable with the medium, I would be able to take pleasure in it.
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In his artist's statement, he explains, I am exploring monochromatic painting … exclusively black; using a myriad of tonalities and textures to present black's intrinsically enigmatic beauty and infinite depth; to refute all negative cultural mythologies about the color, and ultimately to create work that innately expresses the all-encompassing spirituality of life.
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When you give cash, he says, "you're giving away something that is very useful to you — intrinsically more useful to you than a particular material good," which may already be lying on the back shelf of your kitchen cabinet and will never be anything other than the bag of pasta that it is.
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Indeed, I'd be very surprised if Amazon is not working on ways of productising its own personalisation tech in a way that is not intrinsically linked to its own marketplace (because some will never want to sell there, and because personalisation can be used for so much more than just e-commerce).
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And she has an experience in this realm of what we live in today and our dynamics and our acceptance of keeping the intrinsically linked aspect of ourselves at opposing ends of our identity and of our life and of our community structures: the carnal, the primal, the polished, the cerebral, the sophisticated.
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Since last year, Kim has also embarked on a peace offensive to improve relations with the international community, reflected by his landmark meetings with the presidents of South Korea and the U.S. The Southeast Asian nation's gradual path to development is intrinsically appealing to Kim, Fitch Solutions said in a January report.
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There may not be anything intrinsically wrong with the idea of a Space Force, or in somewhat more moderate form, a "Space Corps," similar to the Marine Corps, or a "Space Command," as Congress has called for in the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act, which President Trump signed into law last Monday.
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"When 600,000 citizens can elect one representative to a legislative body, whereas their neighbor next door requires 750,000 citizens to elect one representative, this is in my opinion — and I think in the opinion of others — intrinsically unfair," said Ed Blum, the director of the conservative legal advocacy group Project on Fair Representation.
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I was knocked out by the feral new take on Euripides' "Medea" that Ms. Sarks brought to London late in 2015, and, conceptually, there's nothing intrinsically awry with the idea behind "Seventeen," which is to have its six adolescents played by a cast of stage veterans who are around 70 in real life.
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You know, if you think about a lot of Chinese companies that are getting to scale, one of the big reasons why there's a lot of success is you folks seem to intrinsically understand scale at a very different level than what some of the American companies that have been advantaged are doing.
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But — leaving aside the fact that the tech industry is increasingly becoming the Establishment, and vice versa — I've been arguing for some time now that as software eats the world, and leads to winner-take-most economics, it drags us all from Mediocristan towards Extremistan (to quote Taleb again.) There's nothing intrinsically wrong with Extremistan.
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There is something intrinsically staged and showbiz about it—so it's no surprise that, for Americans, a bicycle kick direct from a corner in a home World Cup by a man with a funny mustache, a mullet, and a fictional Hollywood boxer's name is about as relatable as it gets, even if he missed.
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" Crystel, the person who tweeted the tweet that sent me on this vision quest, intrinsically understood this all along: "It really means nothing, and that's the joke (at least for me)," she told me in a Twitter DM. "My humor has degraded so much that it has come to a form of a single letter.
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Related Post: Hip-hop, like jazz, was created organically in the US. The birth of hip-hop is so intrinsically linked to the existence of blackness in America and from a specific African-American reality which understood and was exposed to poverty, police brutality, social inequality, and economic segregation—all entrenched in anti-black racism.
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Gifted stylists — including vets like Elizabeth Stewart, who dresses Cate Blanchett and Jessica Chastain, and Erin Walsh, who outfits Sarah Jessica Parker and Maggie Gyllenhaal — know intrinsically how to create ensembles that walk the line between old-school glamour and youthful edginess, which so often seems to be the winning recipe for a memorable red-carpet look.
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This is not to say that there isn't a conceptual rigor to his work — the sculptures, photographs, and installations on view speak to our shared and individual experiences of space; to collectivity and community; ritual and healing — but Neto's material resourcefulness strikes us first, perhaps because it stimulates such intrinsically human desires: to be swaddled and held.
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To those with diabetes, we suggest that persisting with the daily grind of taking care of diabetes stems from the inspiration of more important non-diabetes life goals, like a promotion at work or walking down the aisle at your daughter's wedding, rather than anything intrinsically rewarding about checking blood glucose levels several times every day.
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Despite probably being better known for its frequent scuffles and no-bullshit bar staff dressed in cordial bellhop attire, the bar was the setting for dancehall-turned- dansktop outfit Humørekspressen's first live show, and regularly hosts rap battles, often making it the site of oddly satisfying and intrinsically Danish nights out that you won't find anywhere else.
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"If we overcorrect too much and we take away the ability to reach people who might be less intrinsically engaged in politics, then we also lose the capacity to try to make them excited about participating in politics," said Daniel Kreiss, an associate professor at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, who studies political microtargeting.
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One of the more notable (and intrinsically '70s) aspects of the essay is the inexplicable (and, unless you check the footnote, uncredited) interruption of the text by passages from Samuel Beckett's 1951 novel Molloy, namely the famous — and maddening — account of the first-person narrator explaining his systemic rotation of "sucking-stones" among the pockets of his greatcoat.
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It's a well-worn cliché of book jacket copy to say that place is as important a character as any of the people in a book, and yet the women who populate Phillips's novel are so intrinsically and intelligently identified with their region that it's impossible to understand or even consider them without Phillips's precise evocation of Kamchatka.
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After developing PsycApps, an evidence-based anti-depression app, I learned the hard way that mental health apps all struggle with drop-off rates of up to 90% in week 1, so we pivoted towards gamification with the launch of eQuoo, as casual games can have a positive mental health effect and intrinsically get players to stick to them.
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