"The invisible number war now had an invisible number modifier in an invisible situation," said Norwood.
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I wasin my bed, around my bed America was falling: invisible house by invisible house by invisible house.
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I feel like I'm invisible, like this whole place is invisible.
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The so-called "invisible primary" really was invisible to most Americans.
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Loot rolls were invisible before, and they'll still be invisible now.
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Both Prêt-à-powder Trés Invisible and Très (Nourishing) Invisible Dry Shampoo are invisible upgrades from the OG product, only these leave behind zero evidence of white residue.
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You may be invisible to your fellow citizens, but you are not invisible to God.
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According to Anderson, her character, Invisible Girl, was meant to have an invisible pet dog.
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"Invisible Cities," Italo Calvino "Invisible Cities" defies every single rule that's generally applied to fiction.
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The gatekeepers of the invisible primary weren't merely invisible; by 2016, they were gone entirely.
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We are already immersed in leaking invisible gases with largely invisible effects too overwhelming to control.
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What's more, the Invisible Man is not the star of "The Invisible Man"; his wife is.
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Perhaps it seems that because my impairment is largely invisible (a predicament roughly 26 million Americans share), I've let an invisible shame keep an important part of my identity invisible, too.
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What I know is that if you show most people an invisible wound, you'll get invisible compassion.
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David Copperfield made it invisible, though, just like Union Square Cafe made the machinery of commerce invisible.
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And secondly, these invisible people may stay invisible and there may be nobody to remember them after all.
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So-called "invisible labor" is only invisible if those who don't participate in it — overwhelmingly men — ignore it.
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When you cultivate invisible seeds, you can't expect everyone to agree on the shape of your invisible crops.
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The "invisible wires" are "approximately 50 micrometers (µm) wide," which is effectively invisible to the naked human eye.
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After all, my illness might be physically invisible, but it should by no means be invisible from society.
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"Invisible" tells the story of a powerful New York family with the supernatural ability to make themselves invisible.
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"We're invisible when it comes to funding, and we're invisible when it comes to research," Graves-Cade said.
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"All my life I've been invisible, the invisible girl in the back who doesn't say anything," she said.
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The famous opening words of Ralph Ellison's "Invisible Man" — "I am an invisible man … invisible, understand, simply because people refuse to see me" — have long resonated with many black people in the United States.
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I was never a woman who turned heads, but menopause has made me invisible, and I love being invisible.
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The video captures invisible ghost jellyfish pumped with LED lights, which visually and physically define these otherwise invisible creatures.
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"All my life I've been invisible, the invisible girl in the back who doesn't say anything," she told the Times.
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Just because these women agreed to be invisible to the enemy, however, doesn't mean they need to be invisible to history.
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Women suffer from, and in, systemic sexual prejudice, which means that prejudice is invisible, and acceptable, or invisible because it's acceptable.
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Endo might be an "invisible disease," but that doesn't mean that the people who suffer from it must also become invisible.
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Just as we are invisible to the mullahs at the mosque, we were invisible to the Democratic women in the Senate.
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Leigh Whannell's The Invisible Man may not have much in common with its ostensible source material, H.G. Wells' The Invisible Man.
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British spies used semen as invisible ink during WWIBritish spies were experimenting with all kinds of invisible inks during the first World War.
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Then, there's the simple fact Andy spearheaded an ingenious, risky rescue in "Invisible To Me" featuring formerly invisible-turned-bright, hot blue flames.
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I don't know if I have words to describe what it's like to have people make you invisible because you are already so invisible.
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I also wanted to allude to the opening of Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man—someone who is hyper-visible and invisible at the same time.
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When you talk about veils, you're talking about power, because the institutions that govern us are ultimately invisible, or at least invisible to us.
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They're completely invisible to the human eye, but with a simple setup, it turns out your digital camera can reveal this invisible world around us.
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Peter Parker graduated high school, Beast gained blue fur, Gwen Stacy died, and Invisible Girl had a second child and changed her name to Invisible Woman.
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The second project, "A Man Becomes Invisible," appeared as anticipated in Life magazine in 1952, shortly after Ellison's novel, Invisible Man, was published to great acclaim.
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"'Invisible,' with its motif of an invisible man, took on the considerable challenge of using hand-drawn animation to draw what is essentially undrawable," Nishimura said.
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An 'invisible' group Women with disabilities are made invisible by society, activists like Amba Salelkar believe, preventing larger reforms on sexual violence from reaching this community.
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" John Kessel on 1933's The Invisible Man: "Universal had bought the rights to The Invisible Man—Wells' book—but it also bought the rights to a book called The Murderer Invisible by Philip Wylie, which came out in 1931, a couple years before the movie.
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If feminine leadership styles like Hillary's are often invisible, with their quiet focus on consensus and relationship-building, the leadership of motherhood can be even more invisible.
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The Invisible, "So Well" London trio The Invisible are releasing a new album called Patience this June, an appropriate title given it's their first LP in four years.
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The Invisible Girl pioneered the complete separation of voice and body by facilitating interaction with a invisible female voice who would answer questions, whisper, or sing for participants.
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Soon, I discovered that I was very bad at "object work"—somehow, no one understood that I was hiding the top-secret invisible documents under my invisible hat.
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"As a person who was born as the child of Mexican and French immigrants, I grew up being invisible to society, and if not invisible, demonized," said Mr. Gonzales.
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A drive to cut spending led to an invisible poison leaching into the water supply — initially invisible, disproportionately harming the poor, and with effects that are damaging and irreversible.
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And our roadmap is expansive — ultimately our vision is to make the invisible visible, across all of the pollutants and factors in the invisible layer of air that supports life.
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" The other essay, "Invisible Losses," is similar: an account of efforts to protect "the world of seabirds, which encompasses two-thirds of our planet but is mostly invisible to us.
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In "The Invisible Man," the writer and director Leigh Whannell wanted a visceral way to represent the physical yet invisible threat to the film's lead, Cecilia, played by Elisabeth Moss.
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Ellison wrote parts of Invisible Man while housesitting at Parks Westchester County home, but the extent of his involvement in "A Man Becomes Invisible," Parks's visualization of the novel, is unknown.
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Bob Berman's Zapped: From Infrared to X-Rays, the Curious Story of Invisible Light, tells the story of Röntgen's rays, alongside so many other invisible waves we now take for granted.
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Mr. Yang described the process of government authorities in the United States and China reviewing deals as "the invisible hand of the government — or maybe it isn't so invisible," he said.
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The enforced and exploited labor of actual Africans in actual diamond mines was invisible to me and, therefore, invisible in the poem, which does not take responsibility for its own metaphor.
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" Englander has described the leak as an "invisible tsunami.
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Most importantly, though, it's invisible on your skin — really.
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" Ms. Thunberg once described herself as "the invisible girl.
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" The exhibition consists of various examples of "invisible images.
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In one test, both the visible and invisible male images reached an audience that was 60 percent male, while the audience of the visible and invisible female ones was 65 percent female.
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Martos Gallery's director, Ebony L. Haynes, named the inaugural exhibition at its new Chinatown home after Ralph Ellison's 1952 novel, "Invisible Man," whose hero is invisible because people "refuse to see" him.
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Those journalists, who don't have a press card in their pocket, are considered illegal, abusive, and invisible, but they are not illegal, abusive, and invisible to those who threaten or even kill them.
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The Invisible Man's challenge is turning that premise into passable entertainment, making room for an exploration of Cecilia's rocky emotional journey and super-cool VFX shots of an invisible dude throwing extras around.
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They're not invisible people — they're real people and they're hungry.
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I felt like someone had thrown invisible paint on me.
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So many crimes of a sexual nature are "invisible" crimes.
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Millions of invisible objects pass through Earth's orbit every year.
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Have invisible, angry hordes ordered 100 pizzas to your house?
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Thousands of physicists are doggedly searching for these invisible particles.
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And a relatively new kind manages to be outright invisible.
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To do that in VR will be invisible and cheap.
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And in "Young Therapist" (2019) the self has become invisible.
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There, invisible to the rest of us, they observe the
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We want our underwear to be functional and mildly invisible.
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All of a sudden, invisible footsteps were moving toward me.
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He is at once the center of attention and invisible.
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And it is so dark that it is almost invisible.
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Tellingly, the larger the paintings, the more invisible they are.
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Did we mention they're often completely invisible, because they're transparent?
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But Purser highlights the invisible, cognitive aspects of the condition.
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And there is another, even more invisible point of connection.
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It is an event (or process) that remains largely invisible.
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It's an invisible drum kit, and it is fucking awesome.
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This means the new material would be invisible to sonar.
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But they've been nearly invisible from coverage of the campaign.
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"Women experiencing homelessness often feel invisible and worthless," he said.
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Walking is the invisible and essential form of city travel.
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The tracker itself is usually an invisible, single pixel image.
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There are invisible cages that extend far beyond prison walls.
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The nearly invisible blur had become a stuttering, uneven bar.
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It seems as though there's an invisible threshold in Hollywood.
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"Air is (typically) invisible," Wu explains on the company's page.
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Dobbs' situation hadn't improved, but an invisible change had occurred.
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Kocak: The biggest challenge is that farts are normally invisible.
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Of course, we were not invisible -- that wasn't the aim.
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Ideally, the lens and its components will be completely invisible.
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"I'm a loudmouthed lesbian, which means mainstream invisible," she said.
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But then an invisible hand would tighten over my throat.
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No word yet on when Invisible Man might hit theaters.
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I climb over an invisible fence, jump past tracker hives.
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The person assigned to your health is not invisible, however.
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What if you had a chance the see the invisible?
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Is it easy to trust God, an invisible, unprovable force?
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View of "Lubaina Himid: Invisible Strategies," Modern Art Oxford, 22017.
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View of "Lubaina Himid: Invisible Strategies," Modern Art Oxford, 2016.
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Adam Smith never said the invisible hand was kind. [Amazon]
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Baldridge asked Mueller if he felt invisible at that moment.
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It is practically invisible for any air defence means pic.twitter.
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That choice to value invisible women made me feel seen.
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Unfortunately, TB advocacy in the United States is nearly invisible.
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For these "invisible" Indians, she said, independence was a chimera.
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Both systems are invisible and they combine in unpredictable ways.
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" Eve, 220 "When I became invisible to anyone under 220.
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The Romantics believed in sublime things and saw invisible worlds.
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They are the victims of the invisible fist of ObamaCare.
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If Faye is invisible, the subversive Cusk is the outlaw.
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Invisible primaries don't usually gear up until after the midterms.
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We women veterans are still invisible, even to each other.
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And it's as if you were invisible all these years.
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I am invisible man in a lot of these scenarios.
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At times, it can seem like a massive, invisible process.
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The idea here is every company has an invisible ceiling.
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The Rohingya are also a largely invisible and unknown population.
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They are invisible, and yet their labor powers our society.
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Women are often invisible victims in crises across the globe.
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He said nothing about my older brother; he was invisible.
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Most of the time, they're invisible to the naked eye.
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"This is truly an invisible type of homelessness," she wrote.
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He was, however, exposed for being impressive in invisible threads.
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It simply made conservatives across the country invisible to pollsters.
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Invisible Committee, available statements by today's Greek terrorist groups are
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Puccini's technique is so nearly invisible that it resists analysis.
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More important, queer Muslims are marginalized if not simply invisible.
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The work of making something go viral is largely invisible.
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Hearing snatches of conversation from invisible voices, everything becomes eavesdropping.
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"99% Invisible" is probably the coolest design podcast on earth.
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They were the uniform of Everyman, the invisible made visible.
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Living room and bathroom: Stoner Invisible Glass Premium Glass Cleaner
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Clinton supporters were not invisible but kept their heads down.
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The women working from homes don't count, they remain invisible.
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Advocates call dysphagia an invisible disorder and a silent epidemic.
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Lets me float around invisible killing people I don't know.
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The prisoners remain invisible to the eye of the viewer.
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They are invisible, absent, uninvited and excluded in the Constitution.
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I preferred to keep my inner terror invisible and unknown.
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You feel an invisible hand pulling you back from progress.
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It's perfect, it's almost invisible, but it pulls you along.
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Internal ejaculation is mostly invisible (unless you show a creampie).
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The Healthy bulb removes invisible blue light from the equation.
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But this balancing act was largely invisible to the Romans.
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The Island was near invisible behind a shroud of mist.
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Why did I cross that invisible line and not them?
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He's also always been invisible in all the right ways.
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I have invisible wounds that have forever changed my life.
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This has been imposed on us by an invisible hand.
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Would they still fall for the invisible tennis ball throw?
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Unlike actual rivals, this one is invisible, omnipresent and tireless.
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It is the invisible labor that makes creative life possible.
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Some are entirely underground, and even invisible on Google Maps.
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Universal has offered up The Invisible Man, The Hunt, Emma.
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Universal has offered up The Invisible Man, The Hunt, Emma.
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We're the invisible spelunkers sent deep down into the story.
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What belongs to them is invisible and made of air.
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Wang's presence is not exactly invisible but only occasionally addressed.
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These men, in the context of fatherhood, were almost invisible.
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By mapping the impending crisis, I make the invisible visible.
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The ancient edifice was silent and invisible in the darkness.
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With a black light, otherwise invisible cracks may be visible.
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I felt invisible, but I didn't try to fight it.
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Hotan feels as if under siege by an invisible enemy.
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Institutional stresses, operational and political, are usually invisible to outsiders.
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I think the effects of this might be somewhat invisible.
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It is the invisible aura of loss we have inherited.
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None was delivered by the "invisible hand" of the marketplace.
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Because women have been rendered invisible and irrelevant for centuries.
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Traveling the border was like walking along an invisible wall.
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But to the other oppressed women around them, it's invisible.
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White House stenographers are as indispensable as they are invisible.
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Yet they are formed by a process invisible to us.
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There is a sense that you can't be invisible here.
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Spitzer promised to reveal this invisible side of the universe.
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In terms of material possessions, Manuel was an invisible man.
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Black life now more than ever is the visible invisible.
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Meanwhile, burned wood also releases other types of invisible gases.
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But people come here and act like you are invisible.
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She will be forced to contemplate leading an invisible life.
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The sort of men around whom I always felt invisible.
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These "invisible images," as Paglen calls them, warrant our attention.
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A person who is invisible, after all, can't be attacked.
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"It's the invisible thing, that is a shocker," she said.
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We'll forgive if you haven't noticed; they've been fairly invisible.
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Then the question is why are we measuring the invisible?
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What does the reader see that's invisible to the writer?
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We write to an invisible world on which we depend.
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They never acknowledged me because I'm invisible, I'm an Indian.
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Some bare nails suggest squares that are missing or invisible.
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The Invisible Man lives and dies by its tiniest details.
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The invisible aligners are cheaper and more discreet than braces.
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Kempe reported on what he characterized as an invisible epidemic.
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"An Invisible Thread" by Alex Tresniowski and Laura Schroff (2011)
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To many observers, the invisible primary resembled the old system.
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A new photo of Pluto's atmosphere makes the invisible visible.
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Instead, the attack was invisible, delivered electronically, and without attribution.
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As one expert noted, bribery is by its nature invisible.
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He shook his head in misery, responding to invisible slaps.
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But these works are less invisible than they are cloaked.
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Racism renders black and brown bodies simultaneously hypervisible and invisible.
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That was before he was blindsided by an invisible microbe.
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The Republican Party didn't have an invisible primary in 2016.
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The winter wind — and mice — sneak in through invisible fissures.
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They're sort of invisible to us, which is an issue.
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The Nabokovs had themselves crossed an invisible, if indelible, divide.
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I don't even see him sometimes, he's invisible to me.
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That was the first concept of what 99% Invisible was.
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Syrians are everywhere in Lebanon, at once invisible and inescapable.
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It was incredible, being in contact with an invisible phenomenon.
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Your bio on Insta says you've got an invisible beard.
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Sue Storm (1961) Sue Storm, the Invisible Girl who became the Invisible Woman, was Marvel's first female superhero and a founding member — and a full, powerful member — of the superhero team the Fantastic Four.
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The new take on The Invisible Man differs significantly from H.G. Wells' original story, which is about an ambitious scientist who drinks a potion rendering himself invisible only to be unable to reverse it.
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There was something about being rendered invisible and the perniciousness of the systems that render too many people invisible in our society that has informed how I think about our work here at Ford.
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Consider: Unable to take responsibility for his mistakes and the injuries he inflicts, President Invisible regularly acts with impunity, works to avoid accountability and demands we ignore his record as if it were, well, invisible.
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Connecting invisible dots Unbeknownst to most people, many new color laser printers secretly print all-but-invisible yellow dots on documents, which can then be decoded to identify when and where the documents were printed.
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"The invisible hand is becoming a digital one," says Mr Ezrachi.
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Instead, Prudence, Agatha, and Dorcus find themselves hanging from invisible ropes.
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The chameleons operate similarly, but unlike the robot friends, they're invisible.
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"Parking facilities have to be online or they're invisible," Lawrence said.
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Tobii's system uses invisible infra-red light to illuminate the eyes.
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It's as though they were once invisible and now they're seen.
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Kyrie Irving was inconsistent; Kevin Love and J.R. Smith were invisible.
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And it's completely invisible labor because there's no byline or credit.
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Long snappers are invisible unless and until something goes catastrophically wrong.
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When these are blended into an image, they become mostly invisible.
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We are at the very beginning of the invisible wounds war.
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How do you teach people to use an interface that's invisible?
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Researchers say Mauritia was covered by volcanoes and is now invisible.
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It should be a pristine expanse of bright, completely invisible pixels.
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Animal products are ubiquitous, yet farm animals themselves are culturally invisible.
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To do that, I need a formula that's invisible and lightweight.
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No LGBT+ supports me or accommodates, I am invisible to you.
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We are fighting the invisible, and that is greed and power.
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I have to be invisible, and Yoli has to be everything.
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Her exceptional qualities were mainly invisible to me as a child.
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But the bruises from the online harassment I've experienced are invisible.
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"It's an indie film, but it wasn't completely invisible," Lybrand says.
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It's all very Harry Potter and his Invisible Cloak vs. Draco.
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I want that kind of plumbing to be invisible and seamless.
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When the two reunite, Rebecca sings "Invisible Ink" while Jack weeps.
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Wheatcroft was running as the forward point in an invisible triangle.
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Smog sometimes renders even the hills invisible, let alone the wall.
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Invisible Fence is doing something totally tangible for pets in need.
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It's just 2.57 millimeters thick, giving it a virtually invisible profile.
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That we should keep tax policy invisible to keep people happy?
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Who needs an invisible plane when you have a college degree?
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Gay Muslims tend to be virtually invisible in the United States.
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Which is not just beautiful...It's practically invisible from the side.
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Love isn't the only invisible magic at work in this world.
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The war may remain invisible to many, even on Earth Day.
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The needle was invisible to the naked eye, and therefore abstract.
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Besides, she felt increasingly invisible in an industry enamored of youth.
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None of us are invisible when we demand to be seen.
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The name comes from the book Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino.
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Well, really what's inside the water: invisible floating strands of DNA.
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Today they are no longer invisible children living on the streets.
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There are no invisible stars, and there are no unseen selves.
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Handguns are largely invisible, with their invisibility increasingly protected by law.
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The people driving those trucks, however, are largely invisible to us.
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So why was he invisible on the NBA Turkey Twitter account?
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Usually invisible officials who run France have squirmed under TV lights.
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The "invisible" stand is pretty silly on the face of it.
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To prove that you can interact with an invisible computer. Duh.
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Lead is invisible to the naked eye and has no smell.
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It's an invisible currency that, like most other resources, is finite.
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We are magicians, able to fight invisible wars on foreign shores.
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We can even, based on those movements, calculate that invisible mass.
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What I realized is that trans lives are invisible in museums.
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Depression can be visible or invisible to a person's loved ones.
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Instead, it is the invisible lines of connection between the figures.
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Even in death, LGBT people are largely invisible in the church.
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I know Megan's talked about Katherine Johnson and others. Invisible. Critical.
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And reports of witnesses falling ill, struck by some invisible ailment.
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It's also a subtle, though not invisible, component of High Maintenance.
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The art of this sort of deal is to be invisible.
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Paints faces on invisible characters outside it as well as inside.
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New York City's homeless youth are the invisible population everybody sees.
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He'd smiled as she spun an invisible lasso over her head.
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"My whole thing is to be invisible," he wrote in 193.
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The study of the climate is a study of invisible gases.
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An invisible clamor of writing, drinking, lovemaking, fighting humanity enveloped you.
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The squad is haunted by invisible monsters and spooky levitating apparitions.
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So in a sense, the newly discovered galaxy is mostly invisible.
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Now your saving is invisible, and that is a terrible thing.
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The politics of division imposes an invisible cost to the Nation.
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Other exhibits, like "Invisible: Slavery Today," explore modern-day human trafficking.
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The city might be a stage set for an invisible drama.
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FAIRFIELD "Visible/Invisible Views," Mindy Green, Claudia Mengel and Joel Sobelson.
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Other subjects are rendered invisible when society turns a blind eye.
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"We wanted it to be as invisible as possible," he said.
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This danger is invisible to some but familiar to the Poles.
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The invisible primary takes place the year before the presidential election.
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They were clenching around the corners of an invisible balance beam.
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WESTPORT "The Invisible Hand," by Ayad Akhtar, directed by David Kennedy.
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This doesn't render "the invisible primary" obsolete as an explanatory factor.
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Our volunteer army was invisible to the rest of the country.
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This is what it is all about, the almost invisible touches.
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Each metier inspires the other one in invisible but clear ways.
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The future of invisible light, it appears, remains to be seen.
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That distillation-coil effect, drawing wealth slowly upward, is largely invisible.
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"I feel that an invisible hand is at work," she said.
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Alison Flowers is the Director of Investigations at the Invisible Institute.
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"To their credit, WhatsApp found this almost invisible attack," he said.
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I hear women [of a certain age] talking about becoming invisible.
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He will not; that part of the environment is invisible-walled.
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"Invisible Sister" (2015) shows what can happen when science goes wrong.
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I was always hiding to make myself as invisible as possible.
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He's rung down the curtain and joined the bleedin' choir invisible!
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She is also an Emily who very much minds being invisible.
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In some ways, it becomes invisible almost the moment it's finished.
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Experts said they believed an invisible chain of transmission had begun.
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Israel was "at war" with an "invisible enemy," Mr. Netanyahu said.
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Yet the way most Americans buy electricity, that is all invisible.
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People who are disabled seem too often to be virtually invisible.
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Many are dealing with trauma and the invisible wounds of war.
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The distinctions between blacks are almost entirely invisible in these works.
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This book does the invisible work that's necessary to feel dignified.
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"It was an invisible area," said the city's mayor, Greg Stanton.
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For me, trying to visualize the invisible is a great challenge.
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"My concept of architecture is that it is invisible," he said.
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Someday you might just read the fruits of my invisible labor.
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A structured ritual space — an ideologically active environment — usually remains invisible.
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Point to invisible sexism, and you'll be accused of seeing things.
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Survivor, Diary, Invisible Monsters… What did you like about his work?
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But this sacred, mystical, invisible healing can happen in our communities.
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Jewish life is invisible to all but the most discerning pedestrians.
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The treatment for heart disease, unlike cancer, can also seem invisible.
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Every so often our sun emits an invisible burst of energy.
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These invisible duties become apparent only when you don't do them.
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"The Invisible Man" was a hit in theaters just last month.
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It felt as if invisible knives were plunging into his lungs.
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They are, in short, the invisible glue that holds nations together.
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Is that why we're so invisible as a powerful fighting force?
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Among the huge piles of waste, they are also virtually invisible.
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I'm going to perform at Invisible Dog in an art context.
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"I put a lot of time into being invisible," she said.
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Then I realized years later, I am invisible behind a camera.
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Well, once again, you can't find chic Lowbeer's invisible car. Parking?
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Without legal identification like a birth certificate, children are essentially invisible.
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In Chinese cooking, this dish is like air, present and invisible.
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Vestibular disorders are invisible, which contributes to the loneliness sufferers feel.
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Because the blood is invisible but it's everywhere all the time.
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The invisible world governs the visible like a hidden nation-state.
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Moss (left) and Whannell on the set of The Invisible Man.
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"Invisible Life" is a modern melodrama that's proud to be one.
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In early July, the boat "crossed an invisible border," says McWhirter.
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A bigger danger is invisible to the untrained eye: rip currents.
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The government presence at the port wasn't totally invisible this week.
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The shadow cast by "Invisible Man" engulfed him as a novelist.
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"I'm an invisible person, never had an audience," he told me.
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Near 218 percent unemployment and near invisible growth cannot explain it.
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I know I'm not invisible, and I'm not going to disappear.
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As with everything in "Invisible Cities," less would have been more.
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What's problematic is that the MCAS system is invisible to pilots.
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Each faces an invisible competitor; all are chasing the wrong goal.
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Essentially, Jónsi has sculpted with sound, fashioning invisible, mobile sonic sculptures.
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Invisible Hand Presidential reputations rise or fall with gross domestic product.
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From that invisible "reading," I had pressed my world onto paper.
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They were middle-away, and it was like they were invisible.
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She explained that because she couldn't speak English, she felt invisible.
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This happened because they were falling to death—from invisible ladders.
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Remember the "invisible box challenge" from a couple of years ago?
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First, the invisible hand of the free market can be stifled.
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Not only are their symptoms invisible, but their courage is also.
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Not only are their symptoms invisible, but their courage is also.
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I am invisible, understand, simply because people refuse to see me.
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What are ways that she is invisible, according to the article?
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It is not just that air pollution itself can be invisible.
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Whatever, Instagram was way more poppin' than my invisible pool party.
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Often they're living in their employers' homes, which makes them invisible.
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There's also a great episode of 99% Invisible on this topic.
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It's everywhere, and its ubiquity seems to render it curiously invisible.
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When I am there, I feel at home, complete, and invisible.
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Constantly trying to figure out how to make the invisible visible.
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We can't make ourselves small and invisible because of rampant Islamophobia.
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Even when the mice in the study could not see the door, they still knew to stop at the invisible door's location and wait six seconds before continuing through the invisible door to get their reward.
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In the event space, check out looks from the Comme des Garçons spring "Invisible Clothing" collection, which in Rei Kawakubo's arch way includes enormous sculptural pieces like a tartan dress ($9,060) that are far from invisible.
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However, if they&aposre working, both the originals and the Invisible+ will eventually turn opaque and be far easier to spot — though, for what it&aposs worth, the thinness of the Invisible+ is still less noticeable overall.
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But there are unseen, invisible millions of men and women who daily perform invisible but essential human acts that, I firmly believe, is moving the human evolution along the lines envisioned by the Poet of the Eternity.
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They're largely invisible when they happen, and leave no wrecked buildings behind.
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Grandma is really training Hush to be "invisible" to the watchful CIA.
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Get the EarDial: The Invisible Smart Earplugs for Live Music See Details
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The seemingly invisible train is intended for public rollout sometime in 2018.
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The emails sent appeared to include an almost invisible 1x1 pixel GIF.
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Bad Hombre — Antonio Sanchez Best Metal Performance "Invisible Enemy" — August Burns Red
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To be fair, of course, its most impressive installation was invisible, underground.
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It sets up a slippery slope to be dehumanized and invisible-ized.
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But otherwise, the NRA was basically invisible at the two-day event.
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Nobody wants to provoke others, so everyone carries an invisible trigger-meter.
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On the back was a scatter of tiny, nearly invisible white bumps.
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" Emma: "There's a way in our culture that invisible illness is treated.
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The fact that it was all invisible might seem like a problem.
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And all of them are connected by an invisible thread: Pillars Fund.
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Women were still a little bit invisible at that point in time.
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It would be invisible with sleeves rolled down, yet accessible when needed.
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For whatever reason, country has been the big invisible giant for ages.
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"Oh you mean his invisible glasses from Warby Parker?" the response said.
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Why not just go to an orthodontist and get traditional invisible aligners?
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For many, including myself, this syndrome is an invisible but real burden.
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The more invisible Twitter starts to appear, the more intrinsic it becomes.
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It's then that they go from being merely unseen to being invisible.
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The browser's new extension blocks invisible trackers, allowing you to browse privately.
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Being a reality producer is a complicated, challenging, and weirdly invisible job.
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What, if anything, do you hope visitors take away from Invisible Threads?
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Of course, we shouldn't let invisible protective barriers go to our heads.
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Put on your invisible cloak and do your shopping on the internet.
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The gas is invisible, odorless and tasteless and diffuses into the air.
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Makers of the invisible electronic pet containment system announced Tuesday that Feb.
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There are also some uses that will be mostly invisible to patrons.
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This invisible bias is "coded patriarchy," and it shapes our daily lives.
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Eardial are basically invisible hearing protection earbuds made specifically for live music.
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You've got babies, terrifying invisible monsters, and maybe something about environmental collapse?
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So, too, can a few whiffs of invisible gas in the air.
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There is a grotesque boxing match that recalls Ralph Ellison's "Invisible Man".
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This was an impulse that she often had, to touch the invisible.
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Listen to the 99% Invisible podcast as I walk to the train.
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Invisible Sentinel was started by a pair of entrepreneurs with science backgrounds.
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Like phantoms they are either invisible and forgotten, or conspicuous and threatening.
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At first I felt so unacknowledged from the company, I felt invisible.
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That's often invisible (at least outside immigrant communities) and incredibly psychologically taxing.
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Just watch: Olivar wasn't the first to do the invisible box challenge.
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We could dimly see the Table but walls and roof were invisible.
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Apart from a few signposts, the language is invisible on the streets.
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Gazillions of invisible subatomic particles called neutrinos hurtle toward Earth each second.
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Parts of my back that had felt tense now felt invisible, dissolved.
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So, Trump thinking that his military has invisible planes—it's a pattern.
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When Invisible Touch broke in 1986, the title song was seemingly everywhere.
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Yet it's "largely an invisible threat," said Steven Hamburg, EDF's chief scientist.
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An invisible yet powerful third eye, this is your center of intuition.
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Even when the homeless aren't being chased away, they can seem invisible.
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They do not know one another and are invisible to prospective colleagues.
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"That sense of being hyper-visible or invisible on sets," she explains.
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She reminds us that no child should be invisible in plain sight.
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They have become Maxim magazine: present but invisible, popular but not cool.
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"He had on his invisible fence collar," said owner Lisa Van Valkenburgh.
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The ability allows her to turn invisible and move with increased speed.
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They are everywhere in our society, but completely invisible in an emergency.
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Homeowner victims have spent the past decade largely invisible from public debate.
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"Girls—especially black girls—are often invisible in research," she tells Broadly.
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He upstaged her so completely that I stopped wishing she'd turn invisible.
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At these times, the agony is invisible, but each year, May arrives.
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The device is made of glass and invisible layers of molybdenum disulfide.
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The all-important border would be invisible, that noisy argument suddenly silenced.
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That there should be "invisible" stocks in the U.S. port shouldn't surprise.
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If there is a growing movement, it is decidedly underground and invisible.
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"Matt's needs are invisible, and he got tall very quickly," she said.
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Such levies, which are invisible to workers, remain fully deductible for firms.
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"It's a really interesting question that is invisible to archaeology," Houldcroft said.
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The AI of today is invisible to most of us, yet ubiquitous.
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Pros: Abrasion-resistant, almost invisible underwaterCons: Expensive, stiff (sometimes difficult to handle)
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The classic study on selective attention is called the "invisible gorilla" experiment.
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WESTPORT "The Invisible Hand," play by Ayad Akhtar, directed by David Kennedy.
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Llamas applied gauze to Amy's arm containing 35 nearly invisible hookworm larvae.
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"Visible/Invisible Views," work by Mindy Green, Claudia Mengel and Joel Sobelson.
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Maybe because once women reach menopause, they, like their crises, become invisible.
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Everyone seems to love the idea of it, until they're actually invisible.
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The trickle-down, rising tide or invisible hand will not do it.
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I got my teeth straightened in five months using SmileDirectClub's invisible aligners.
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Mainly, he is disregarded — like nitrogen, argon, and other invisible, inert gases.
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An even hundred years encapsulates the entire history of this invisible terrain.
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From all those readings, he can make invisible air patterns visible online.
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Not that Doris, who's in her 60s, tries to be invisible, exactly.
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Most of these children and youth are invisible to the public eye.
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"For a lot of people, those harms are quite invisible," Franco said.
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It's practically invisible to the public and difficult for people to visit.
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Well, let's just say I have more of an invisible dish Beelzebub.
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There are advantages to being an invisible giant in a virtual world.
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Sports fandom: where the line between passionate and certifiably insane is invisible.
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This effectively made the player invisible to the system and other players.
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Because it's invisible, we don't know who's being infected by this rudeness.
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The fact is that violence is the invisible foundation of our lives.
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In "The Club," an invisible car plows through a crowd of clubgoers.
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How would judges differentiate between mostly invisible forms of quietly crouching satori?
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Meanwhile, those directly victimized by the CIA's violence are rendered completely invisible.
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Particularly because the product that they create is often invisible to people.
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His "Invisible Cities" mingled commuters with performers and listeners at Union Station.
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When a group is invisible, so are the issues that affect it.
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Sleep deprivation is the invisible ceiling to how good life can be.
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Climate change, like the residual radiation in Japan, is invisible to them.
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The president's many allies in Parliament were invisible, and for good reason.
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There's one called 99% Invisible that is out of Oakland, my hometown.
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They feel no one is listening to them, and they feel invisible.
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It sails through all other matter unimpeded while remaining invisible our telescopes.
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They derive their worth from labor that Apple wants to be invisible.
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The great challenge for the artist is to make the invisible visible.
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It just reinforces this idea that fat Black women are completely invisible.
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The galaxies are invisible to Hubble (left) but not to ALMA (right).
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"The anus is invisible between defecations," Tamm told Motherboard over the phone.
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We're referred to as the "invisible" middle-children between boomers and millennials.
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Invisible pathogens have been a recurring source of human despair and destruction.
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Pulled down by an invisible force until I get pulled back up.
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Here we were divided by that familiar, invisible structure: the fourth wall.
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You see it whenever dark skin is invisible to facial recognition software.
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"The Invisible Light: Acoustic Space," is the first of a planned trilogy.
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My body was frozen, as if pinned down by an invisible force.
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There's no sense of escalating pressure or suspicion like in Invisible Inc.
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But the reframing — making the invisible visible — by the Billionaires didn't hurt.
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Insects are a case study in the invisible importance of the common.
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Non-WASPs were the invisible men (and women) in the American past.
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I'm talking the entire run time of The Invisible Man, a while.
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As he does so, he kicks at and stumbles over invisible obstacles.
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He just doesn't value these invisible benefits that you get from alliances.
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Yeah, I'd say that the costs are likely to be mostly invisible.
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The "invisible" labor around medical concerns has also been redistributed between us.
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Much of what Nauman explores in his work is hidden or invisible.
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Without this network, the invisible waves would remain lost to our senses.
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Opposition politicians, largely invisible in his first year, have become increasingly bold.
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" Mr. Kalischer's mantra for beginning photographers was, "Stay as invisible as possible.
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And how will they receive that information when it is practically invisible?
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It is one of the oil industry's most enduring but invisible roles.
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And Wylie worked on the screenplay of The Invisible Man—he's uncredited.
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How does one say thank you for the thousand almost-invisible preparations?
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Emotionally. I have most of my books stacked horizontally on invisible shelves.
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Now one of the studio's classic monsters, the Invisible Man, is back.
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Steve Almond Adam Smith talked about the invisible hand of the market.
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We bounce back home to the rhythm of her invisible punk symphony.
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In one, life is isolation, inequality and the feeling of being invisible.
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Veterans are nearly as invisible in mainstream America as civilians killed overseas.
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I had definitely crossed the invisible threshold back into the modern world.
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"Kids were kind of invisible when we were growing up," Beck said.
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There was little difference between dangers visible and invisible, real and superstitious.
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An invisible train platform accessible only by walking into a brick wall?
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The most significant trend of the entire week, though, was entirely invisible.
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In a sense, the whole novel, play, essay or poem is invisible.
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The chief justice was largely invisible for the rest of the trial.
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New development presses in on all sides, yet skims the invisible borders.
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Abandoning them, rendering them invisible to justice doesn't make them go away.
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Invisible Life Rated R for language, themes, sexuality, a 3D-like erection.
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It feels like my work is invisible and his work is not.
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By the time he got to high school, he felt virtually invisible.
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These six are Delineation, Defense, Deterrent, The Divine, Decoration and The Invisible.
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For Invisible, we wanted to emphasize the unseen barriers that divide movement.
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"To be invisible is the best way to make business," he said.
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Not surprisingly, the current frontrunners are doing well in the invisible primary.
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We like the idea of tech being invisible while still being there.
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After all, digital monitoring is usually invisible and security cameras seem harmless.
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But privilege tends to be invisible to the person who has it.
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A light breeze moves the trees outside like an erratic invisible hand.
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Here&aposs why Visa is betting on a world of invisible payments.
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The staggering monetary value of this invisible work is approximately $2900 billion.
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And for 2020, she's focused on rolling out invisible payments in cars.
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We are confronting faceless intruders; we are being touched by invisible hands.
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They may have even evolved alongside us, creating whole, nearly invisible, worlds.
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I listened to some invisible bird rattling off the facts of consciousness.
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But sometime last year, I crossed the invisible line into problem territory.
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"Not me" is the most valuable invisible friend any child can have.
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The glue dries completely invisible and is made to last all day.
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In that tale, a bit of ancient bling renders the wearer invisible.
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No. 31 New York City "The Invisible Man" was published in 19203.
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Outside of a few Reddit stans, the show was virtually invisible online.
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Emotions are neither invisible nor impossible to study; they can be measured.
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Last night, I ran into the Invisible Man at 7-Eleven again.
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The most expensive thing is SmileDirectClub's invisible teeth aligners, which cost $2,170.
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At the same time, Whitten's walls evoke the invisible and forgotten laborer.
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It has become detached from human eyes and has largely become invisible.
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And you're manipulating things in all sorts of invisible sorts of ways.
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And then there are invisible links that become an evocation of time.
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This was the most amazing thing about BWDM: Is was effectively invisible.
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" And another thing: "There are all these invisible rays bouncing off of us constantly; all the television channels are going all the time, and they're constantly bouncing off us or shooting through us -- an invisible barrage of media.
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Coming at it from the philosophical and analytical perspective that my art practise has enabled me to develop, means I am in a position to draw attention to, and to articulate these invisible forces, but also invisible people.
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Lana Mesić searches for an invisible city in the megalopolis of São Paulo, drawing inspiration from Invisible Cities, Italo Calvino's novel that imagines the explorer Marco Polo describing the fantastical realms he visited to the emperor Kublai Khan.
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INVISIBLE LIFE Called "The Invisible Life of Eurídice Gusmão" when it won a major prize at Cannes in May, this film from the Brazilian director Karim Aïnouz follows two sisters over several decades of life in Rio de Janeiro.
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How do we make sense of the addition to the atmosphere of thousands of tons of invisible gases that will have semi-invisible effects on us and only slightly more visible effects on generations we won't live to see?
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"The Invisible Man" was produced by Blumhouse, which Universal has a first-look deal with and which specializes in low-budget horror movies ("The Invisible Man" cost just $7 million to make, a fraction of "The Mummy's" hefty budget).
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Since mental illnesses are invisible, people don't always get that they're nevertheless real.
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I think Tesla's about to get thwacked by the invisible hand of competition.
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I'm also preventing myself from interacting with Google in invisible or background ways.
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Neighborhoods are often carved up along gang territory lines known as "invisible borders".
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I learned fast that to these people, I was invisible as a person.
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Schirato aimed to remain "invisible" as he shadowed Bartolo from day to day.
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The laser beam, made of infrared light, was invisible to the human eye.
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This invisible transaction happens hundreds of times a day for most of us.
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Nevertheless, I think about how David Wojnarowicz used to talk about being invisible.
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Face matching is both instant and invisible, making its potential abuses particularly insidious.
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Patents are a trophy, an invisible symbol that convey credit for an innovation.
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According to sources, the server needed to remain invisible to hackers and competitors.
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The memory of imprisonment left him stoic about this new, more invisible punishment.
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In a clear change in tactics, policing around Sunday's march was nearly invisible.
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Even tasteless and invisible, lead can still be harmful to people, particularly children.
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When the invisible irritant persisted for a week, Beckley, perplexed, decided to investigate.
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Now, returning to them in Logan, it's like they've passed some invisible line.
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The American orphanage system is almost entirely invisible and yet it was huge.
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What systems, visible and invisible, affect how Black women navigate places and spaces?
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I was lonely, toggling between extremes, feeling at turns invisible and utterly exposed.
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Darkstore, a startup that aims to become an "invisible retailer," facilitated the deliveries.
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One statue, a man, nude, raised a shield to deflect an invisible threat.
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And at this point, travel is the biggest proxy in the Invisible Primary.
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"Before she became a model, she was a little bit invisible," she said.
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We find out what shopping is like when payments are automatic and invisible.
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His clothes conveyed the quiet aura of money, chastely created and largely invisible.
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Brazil, the Philippines and Turkey print encrypted codes on stamps in invisible ink.
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Every recent nominee, in both parties, has done well in the invisible primary.
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The invisible primary is important, and it will remain important in future elections.
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We are a long way from the invisible, omnipresent computer in Starship Enterprise.
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So Mount Vernon's slaves are no longer invisible, especially on the house's website.
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I'd love to do "Invisible Man" if there was an interpretation of that.
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And most of these moments are invisible to everyone save your deepest self.
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Most of the turbulence that prompts emergency landings, however, is invisible to technology.
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I think of dysfunctional components as part of the invisible underbelly of things.
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There are invisible forces that course through us and influence how we behave.
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Frida Smoked is up through June 19th at Invisible-Exports in New York.
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Shit, we definitely weren't designed to run around the neighborhood catching invisible monsters.
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The latest invisible ally of the Fed in this regard is the smartphone.
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And that's a more complicated and invisible enemy than a group of soldiers.
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Today, such bullying ideologies have permeated the invisible economic infrastructures of Silicon Valley.
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Poignant episodes both of solidarity and misunderstanding explore every "invisible line" between people.
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And ultimately a clear shade symbolizes the thousands of women who are invisible.
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The Sunscreen: Glossier Invisible Shield Daily Sunscreen SPF 35, $25, available at Glossier.
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When we feel powerful, we also feel two other things: invincible and invisible.
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"The helicopters are passing over and not seeing me, I'm invisible," she said.
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They were hard, cold, and invisible like the glass walls of this room.
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Ariana Grande does wear glasses, but they're invisible, and therefore do not work.
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In other words, the study suggests a way to make such surfaces invisible.
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"Some wounds and illnesses are invisible to the naked eye," Foster tells PEOPLE.
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The role of the meteorologist in contemporary society is important but often invisible.
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When I kept it to myself, it felt like such an invisible burden.
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"How could you possibly have dreamed that in 1969, when we were invisible?"
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America's mass shootings, on the other hand, are invisible because of their ubiquity.
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Keith Mann (get it?) became the invisible yet vocal third partner in Witchsy.
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Only this wall is invisible, it's stopping Chinese people getting access to information.
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"Energy is normally so invisible," said a fifth-grade science teacher, Andrew Bridges.
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Amid a crippling economic, social and political crisis, many Puerto Ricans feel invisible.
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There's clearly a coating over the screen that somehow, magically, makes fingerprints invisible.
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And, reflexively, the man he's so quickly become is invisible to his parents.
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We as humans have tons of invisible and physical walls all around us.
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In Washington and Louisiana, massive L-shaped detectors sniff for invisible gravitational perturbations.
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The neutrino: a guide to the invisible particle that has astronomers so excited
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Because he's constantly moving, Smith remains invisible to the camera—no Photoshop required.
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Jones said malnutrition can leave children with invisible cognitive, emotional and physical damage.
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This kind of internal schedule keeping is usually completely cognitive, and therefore invisible.
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It's heartbreaking, and you feel the invisible presence of humans pushing them off.
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But it's interesting with the sleepiness of narcolepsy that can be really invisible.
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In this way, the project maps vectors of time that are ordinarily invisible.
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The adjustment would be so minor as to be invisible on most maps.
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As a result, HIV+ women in particular are all too often rendered invisible.
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In itself, this ability to be invisible was a certain kind of freedom.
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Anima is on display at Brooklyn's Invisible Dog Gallery through April 14, 2016.
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They're "largely invisible to the public," The New York Times wrote in 2012.
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But they feel that they are invisible to most observers from the West.
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"The more invisible she is, the better," Mr. Costanzo said with a laugh.
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Fairies, by most accounts, can turn invisible, tell the future, and shape-shift.
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For instance, Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale about an emperor's invisible new clothes.
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But in comparison to African Americans, we, Asian Americans, are still quite invisible.
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I am highly visible, but I am regularly treated like I am invisible.
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One of the chapters in Purple Prose is called "Greedy, confused, and invisible".
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The invisible hand of human intellect will guide us to a utopian outcome.
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My liver has grown to full size and my scars are nearly invisible.
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From the outside, it's invisible; no string to peek out from your swimsuit.
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The invisible primary has begun for Democrats plotting a presidential path in 28500.
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Signorelli von Braunhut told me that Harold's purest novelty was his Invisible Goldfish.
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As it is invisible, clear air turbulence is seen as being especially problematic.
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The costs would modest, more or less invisible, and spread out over decades.
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The status of the now-invisible border has shaped their business for generations.
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"I've tried, but what's the point?" he said, kicking at an invisible pebble.
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Some of the enhanced protections will be invisible to taxpayers, the IRS said.
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Ultimately, "Invisible Man, Got the Whole World Watching" is ambitious, ardent and timely.
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Thompson writes that headphones are like a small, invisible fence surrounding your mind.
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Yet instead of preparing food, she begins to stir with an invisible spoon.
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But we never realized that he suffered from the invisible wounds of war.
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It's invisible to the consumer, but the promise to companies is that Checkout.
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I sat down and listened to the rippling water and the invisible wind.
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CreditCreditKyoko Hamada There are invisible forces at work in Jori Jayne Emde's farmhouse.
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They'll just be absorbed by workers who, until now, have been largely invisible.
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But the real thing to worry about with AI are these invisible algorithms.
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Being seen as non-normative means your sexuality is either invisible or fetishized.
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It's different from secondhand smoke or air pollution in that it is invisible.
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There are no weak links in Cleveland who defenses will pretend are invisible.
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Rather, they derive value from the invisible labor that goes into making them.
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A massive factory next to the police helicopter hangar was invisible to them.
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It was self-styled as an "invisible college" of natural philosophers and physicians.
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"Donald Trump?" the small, invisible Donald Trump asks from inside Donald Trump's head.
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And unlike prosthetics or other skin-like applications, the application is truly invisible.
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But too often their stories are made invisible, and their actions are criminalized.
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The exploit was almost invisible, according to Financial Times, which broke the story.
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"Race is certainly an invisible category in Sandberg's corporate fantasy world," she writes.
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There are very significant costs, ones which are often essentially invisible to managers.
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In Dark Souls 1 and 2, think of poise like an invisible meter.
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Equifax and its brethren exercise invisible power in every aspect of our lives.
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Sometimes I found myself resenting my invisible brother — for never having been born.
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Sometimes she glares at the audience watching her, as if through invisible bars.
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Despite all this, the Saudi-led war in Yemen has remained largely invisible.
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But this time is different because of the spread of an invisible virus.
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For the people within those invisible walls, government is responsive and crime low.
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Elizabeth Banks is working on an unrelated "Invisible Woman" film for the studio.
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Donald Trump has likened himself to a "wartime president" fighting this invisible enemy.
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The thing we're trying to reduce — new coronavirus infections — is invisible at first.
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But the enemy is right there: invisible, elusive, but it is making progress.
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With broad, fixed smiles they prance between tables and work the invisible crowd.
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Invisible to one another, but all the while creating art that transcended borders.
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Clips, which sells for $249, makes taking pictures unconscious and all but invisible.
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They were childlike in the sense that, 'I'm invisible, you can't see me.
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Critic's Pick Most visits to the theater demand that audience members become invisible.
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Each stain highlights specific elements of the cell that would otherwise be invisible.
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He then erased himself from the pictures, becoming invisible yet impossible to ignore.
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Nadie con el estómago vacío va a prestarle atención a un enemigo invisible.
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Invisible Hands is also looking for volunteers to bring vulnerable people necessary supplies.
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" Hall says that a main theme in his videos is "visualizing the invisible.
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My skeleton may be invisible, and I'd like it to stay that way.
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Until recently, it was relatively difficult to explore this vast and invisible world.
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The miraculous in America is mostly invisible to those who've known nothing else.
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Normally I use the Bumble and Bumble Hairdresser's Invisible Oil shampoo and conditioner.
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Thus their do-gooding is an accomplice to greater, if more invisible, harm.
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Sometimes development organizations actually render women invisible in the service of their narratives.
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"We've always been invisible," she said, her eyes glued to the television screen.
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On Friday night at the Invisible Dog Art Center, she did just that.
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"Invisible" was the last word she would have used to describe this woman.
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Living with an invisible illness Millions are living with a compromised immune system.
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Its source is somewhere far away, invisible, but the tide is ever flowing.
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Much of government is invisible to most Americans, but it is still vital.
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But the enemy is right there: invisible, elusive, but it is making progress.
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"We were fast becoming an invisible people in this city," said the Rev.
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Samsung created an invisible keyboard that uses AI to track your finger movements.
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What woman has not tried to remain invisible from an unwelcome pursuer's attentions?
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Mr. Wells folds scraps of modernist technique into his cooking, but they're invisible.
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But rather than a major eyesore, much of this one will be invisible.
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Warning: This interview contains spoilers for The Invisible Man, in theaters February 28.
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Some first ladies in France have been virtually invisible, like Carla Bruni-Sarkozy.
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There was an almost invisible TV built into the mirror in both bathrooms.
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" You&aposre invisible, she added, "if when you talk, people say, &aposHey, Boomer.
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Chuma has been in residency at the Invisible Dog since July 1. theinvisibledog.
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Do you agree with her that most tech will soon enough become "invisible"?
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It is the very nature of loneliness and social isolation to be invisible.
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"Invisible People" is a powerful reminder of what we lost when Alex died.
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The Invisible Man Rated R for knife and gun violence, and domestic abuse.
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A long black pen is suspended by an invisible thread over a table.
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They're despised, they're powerful, and they're mostly invisible when they want to be.
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The buildup and release for "The Invisible Man" was text book Blumhouse Productions.
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You are Harvey, our invisible, six-foot (we hope, gentle) big-eared friend.
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"We've been invisible," says Nick Adams, the director of transgender representation at Glaad.
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It is invisible, but those who have eyes to see can read it.
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Trump has also hailed the jet as "invisible" because of its stealth technology.
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All they can do is rule in concerns that would otherwise be invisible.
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The glass stood upright on the stage but remained invisible to the audience.
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Sometimes his movements were herky-jerky, as if he were absorbing invisible blows.
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And traditional Irish legend held that wearing green made you invisible to leprechauns.
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The Joshua tree is now consumed by an invisible blaze of unparalleled magnitude.
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Dick and Ziering previously worked together on The Invisible War (among other projects).
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"I saw myself alone, unprotected, cornered, ridiculed, made inferior, invisible," Ms. Tonani wrote.
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"We would love to be invisible the way a man is," she writes.
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Too many people for far too long have felt invisible, disposable and worthless.
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Pollution-absorbing tiles Air pollution is one of the world's biggest invisible killers.
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Like water to a fish, our militarized medium has become invisible to us.
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"They're not just an invisible platform, they're shaping our culture in powerful ways."
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The so-called invisible campaign has begun with would-be candidates including Sens.
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He'd be an invisible man, if it weren't for all the cameras. ♦
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"I think the poverty in Charlotte to most folks is invisible," Nichol said.
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Much of Hello, Privilege exposes how invisible white privilege is to white people.
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Put all this together, and unionist parties are now almost invisible in Scotland.
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To the fighters manning the checkpoints, it was as if he were invisible.
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It carries out an invisible, digitized equivalent of a Watergate-style break-in.
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But the impact was all but invisible because interest rates were so low.
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And for 2020, she&aposs focused on rolling out invisible payments in cars.
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It looks like we may see Wonder Woman's invisible jet in the sequel.
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It's in this third world of augmented reality that Nexus's Invisible Museum lives.
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For them, "becoming invisible is not the equivalent of being nonexistent," Busch writes.
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This narrative of American political power is pervasive enough to be largely invisible.
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Israel's boundary with the occupied West Bank was once a largely invisible one.
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According to Kerner, Conway's statements on Jones -- and Moore -- crossed that invisible line.
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Without the glasses, I could see entire buildings that augmented reality made invisible.
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Magic is an invisible world — a world existing in the margins of frustration.
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What about borders — the visible and invisible ones we all have to negotiate?
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Go listen to an episode of 99% Invisible, all the Radiotopia shows. Yeah.
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" From the Daily Stormer's website: "We are going to build an invisible empire.
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The real danger in these metal cages, however, is the invisible one — asbestos.
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The lack of people in the book makes the observer feel invisible, too.
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This lightning-fast monstrosity is not invisible, but it might as well be.
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In To Walk Invisible, Branwell is the patriarchy aping and overshadowing women's genius.
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Maybe our cages are invisible to others, but we all live in them.
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Asked to create a move around a "Hot Cowboy," the mother of two kicked her leg up as to mount an invisible bull, grabbed her invisible cowboy hat, and rolled her body as if she was going for a ride.
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L.G.B.T. people in Singapore, thousands of whom publicly rallied in July, have a "sense they're made invisible, or the government would like them to remain invisible," said Linda Lakhdhir, a legal adviser for Human Rights Watch who focuses on Asia.
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Think about it: If "Anna Karenina" had been by Leah Tolstoy, or "The Scarlet Letter" by Nancy Hawthorne or "A Doll's House" by Henrietta Ibsen — if "The Invisible Man" had been "The Invisible Woman" — would they have been hailed as classics?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SAN FRANCISCO — "I am invisible, understand, simply because people refuse to see me […] It is as though I have been surrounded by mirrors of hard, distorting glass," Ralph Ellison's narrator declares in Invisible Man.
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We'd recommend listening to this excellent episode of 99% Invisible, in which they talk to Caroline Criado Perez, author of Invisible Women: Data Bias in a World Designed for Men, about how women are most often left out by design. 18.
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Unchecked, invisible cash flows now promote not democracy and liberty, but kleptocracy and misery.
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But when it comes to representation on screen, they are either invisible or mocked.
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Mr Cruickshank does a valuable service in making the nearly invisible visible once again.
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Regardless, this train reaffirms out modern society's dubious obsession with invisible modes of transport.
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Ideally, you want 16d and lower to be invisible with 0003d just baaaaaarely visible.
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Twitter Support described the invisible codes as how the app talks to your phone.
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These invisible beams of light provide extremely high bandwidth capacity and are not regulated.
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It has since been phased out and replaced with Ultra HD Invisible Cover Foundation.
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Many artists became or remained invisible, including those connected to the Black Arts movement.
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That's where Odyssey believes it has developed a secret sauce with its Invisible Hand.
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There's something new to add to your fun mental list of invisible internet dangers.
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The gun is entirely silent and its beam is invisible, the vivid report alleges.
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I've been finding all these metaphors for the invisible experience that are really synchronistic.
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Apparently, everything from mint to teal will turn you invisible to the mystical creatures.
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Instead, the two will essentially draw an invisible line down the middle of it.
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Like Ellison's protagonist in Invisible Man, Artist has the underground ethos of an outsider.
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It's a variable portfolio of gases, invisible but for the particles they ferry along.
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But as Dhrumil Mehta has shown at FiveThirtyEight, Maria was relatively invisible on cable.
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The Invisible Dog presents Mason Gross School of the Arts's MFA class of 13.
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"Dogs and cats in shelters were to a large degree invisible before social media."
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They take the plight of invisible Americans and make it impossible to turn away.
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Sadly, some also said it lead to stereotyping, feeling invisible, or receiving homophobic abuse.
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Others live in fear that decades of strife may have rendered them invisible forever.
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And if you accidentally stab yourself, don't blame your problems on invisible black people.
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Swatting away microaggressions with an invisible bat has become part of my everyday survival.
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Rich amalgamations of color funnel towards a narrow epicenter, guided by an invisible current.
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This meditation allows us to have focused attention — but focused on something that's invisible.
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Invisible "magic" structures of domination and control are all around us, the report posits.
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"I started in publishing in 2008 when these conversations were virtually invisible," Chhibber said.
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It should be invisible, so when you see the Shaman she does look lifelike.
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They are parallel worlds, a few miles apart and largely invisible to one another.
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Among her previous credits were television roles in The Invisible Man and William Tell.
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I could play with them for hours, testing their invisible interactions, their mysterious strength.
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But at that hour, they were mostly partygoers to whom I was usually invisible.
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" Spencer also said schools shouldn't be places where students feel "invisible" or "less than.
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He is a spider of a writer: subtle and sly, patient, with invisible designs.
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His cut might have been "invisible," but the shift in my attitude was clear.
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There's another school of thought in design, one that describes it as almost invisible.
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On the plus-side, your almost invisible profile over the past decade may help.
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"Pegasus silently deploys invisible software on the target device," the company's early pitch read.
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Warren, a candidate rarely at a loss for words, was oddly invisible during the
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Casually rendering a vulnerable swath of the population invisible seems especially egregious, in retrospect.
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So get ready to cue up your jokes about the S9's 'invisible notch'.
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Not pictured: The invisible haptic feedback that's the actual magic sauce in this setup.
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That kind of art activity is rendered invisible by the intentional lack of coverage.
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The Tories are invisible on the campaign trail, failing even to produce a manifesto.
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Sure, he ultimately smashes into an invisible, electric barrier and falls to his demise.
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Secondly, AI becomes invisible by passing the Turing test, or its more relevant variants.
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And unlike my surgical scars (thank you, cancer), those left by depression are invisible.
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But I think I was surrounded by 75 invisible bodyguards who would protect me.
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More striking yet is the almost invisible reflection of the photographer in the window.
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An incendiary image of Frida Kahlo accompanies the literature for Invisible-Export's latest exhibition.
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This coming technological disruption is currently invisible against the backdrop of robust jobs growth.
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Another idea was that there was somehow invisible matter that was generating more gravity.
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The fog was so thick that a boat a hundred yards away was invisible.
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It&aposs automatic and invisible, so you can&apost know you&aposre a bigot.
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All of that, squeezed into the tiniest, closest-to-invisible earbuds you've ever seen.
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INVISIBLE PRYOR Redskins WR Terrelle Pryor was a nonfactor for a second consecutive game.
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We were also open to invisible borders, like socioeconomic lines that often divide cities.
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The wind is so strong it pretty much acts like an invisible physical barrier.
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Give everyone an opportunity to speak so no one is made to feel invisible.
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And then I would come back to L.A. and I would feel completely invisible.
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Instead of an invisible jet, she flies around in what looks like a drone.
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Ideally, Singhal said, his work will be similarly invisible to most everyday Uber users.
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Even when the referee makes the rectangular gesture, the ensuing review is mostly invisible.
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The system needs to know more about us for invisible UI to become reality.
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It's there in the invisible antenna lines and seamless transition between screen and case.
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Chris Wallace came into the third presidential debate wanting to be the invisible moderator.
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" But at school in Miami, the "Havana" singer confesses she "was kind of invisible.
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Initially, the concept was applauded for solving the pernicious problem of invisible online tracking.
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These inks react to invisible changes around us like heat, pressure, moisture and light.
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Jesus Christ, you gotta catch up on your invisible military technology pop culture, friend.
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Cheap Suitcase continues at Invisible Exports (89 Eldridge Street, Chinatown, Manhattan) through June 25.
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Speaker:Piera Gelardi, Refinery29 Voice: The Invisible UI Nobody Speaks AboutMarch 13, 12:30 p.m.
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Neither the Typhoon nor Super Hornet are designed to be near-invisible to radar.
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Asthma attacks are set off by the tiny, invisible soot particles that cars emit.
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Missoula County's strategy rests in the powerful, often-invisible realm of local zoning enforcement.
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On a more fundamental level, it's a way of making an invisible phenomenon visible.
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In this sense, but few others, the future of mobile telecoms will be invisible.
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In 2008 the fight was invisible and one-sided, and the fix was in.
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Like Janine serving coffee and waffles to invisible customers, she might never get out.
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Hollywood cinema has always possessed what scholars call the "invisible style" to some degree.
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NASA's software system — the aforementioned Safeguard — uses an invisible fence around secure geographical locations.
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I would clean the kitchen and his invisible hand would tidy up the bathroom.
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But did they ever tell a story about a 60-foot-long invisible snake?
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Jason Ho had a knack for seeing and trying to perfect those invisible systems.
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The invisible pool also does not cover people who experience unexpected high medical costs.
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But there is something striking about Invisible Creature's posters and the detail they involve.
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Other politicians, including pro-China Michael Tien, have complained publicly about Beijing's "invisible hand".
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It also may have an invisible, ancient energy that binds all the runners together.
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Taking damage while the camo is active knocks Sombra out of her invisible state.
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When they finally get out, an invisible force flings them apart in opposite directions.
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This insecurity we all feel, this need for secrecy, divides us in invisible ways.
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But for the most part, you don't notice retouching, because good retouching looks invisible.
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The franchise should have been dead and buried after its disastrous sequel, Invisible War.
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Rick Perlstein is a historian and the author of Nixonland and The Invisible Bridge.
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Otherwise, the invisible scars of trauma can lead to worse damage in the present.
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Most of the Latinos attended Catholic churches in other towns, so they were invisible.
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He often talks with his hands, drawing invisible figures and gently slashing the air.
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Invisible to partners, they reduce the risk of backlash and are easy to use.
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METHANE is invisible to the naked eye and does not make for good television.
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In fact, it's arguably one of the best examples of invisible technology to date.
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Joseph Schafer is the editor of the Invisible Oranges metal blog; he's on Twitter.
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I'd love to get lost in a crowd sometimes, but I can't be invisible.
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None of this would be possible without restraining you within an invisible prescribed path.
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SOLOSKI Yes, the lesbianism was handled so delicately it became more or less invisible.
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Some spy stories will be forever confined to memory, locked safes, and invisible ink.
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What had seemed like an invisible wall was now something we could overcome together.
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The nail itself is usually invisible but implied: The fingers are elegant and tapered.
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She might be "sightseer," a pure voyeur, or "ghost," a felt but invisible presence.
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"It was enlivening aspects of our physiological experience that had been despised and invisible."
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"The most beautiful things are things that are invisible," Jay-Z tole the Times.
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These warnings "go unnoticed" and are effectively "invisible," the FDA said in its announcement.
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Delaying payments with no added cost gives you this invisible financial benefit as well.
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This same pairing of six Original patches and six Invisible+ patches normally costs $7.
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Valve did not say exactly when the "invisible" option will be available for users.
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As such, its global reach and influence are often invisible to its own citizens.
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At Chipotle, mobile orders have created a new problem for kitchen mangers — invisible demand.
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Then there was this moment, where he grabbed his invisible glasses off his face.
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