They wanted a thermostat that did thermostat things, invisibly and well.
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Using the iPad Pro 10.5 just feels subtly, almost invisibly better.
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This complex transmission is a choreographed dance that happens invisibly, everyday.
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It works pretty much invisibly, and there's no extra menu option.
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He then killed silently and invisibly for more than a decade.
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It all works invisibly, quickly and quite well, to be honest.
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Homeostasis holds complex systems together invisibly; we notice only its failures.
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For somewhere around three months, usually longer, you are invisibly pregnant.
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The life of the freelancer is visibly lonely but invisibly crowded.
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Microsoft's new mission is to power everything as invisibly as possible.
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They encode data into the quantum mechanical properties that invisibly underpin reality.
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The zero-width string could then be invisibly inserted into the text.
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It was this thing that happened invisibly—a network that just emerged.
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When I'm at the lab, I dress as invisibly as I can.
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Or they could be attached, almost invisibly, to walls, to act as spies.
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The block went into effect invisibly and no action is needed by users.
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It can be wielded casually, and, until the trigger is pulled, nigh invisibly.
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He walked the line, almost invisibly high, that joined two hot-air balloons.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Want to invisibly spy on 10 iPhone owners without their knowledge?
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Another example where Microsoft is invisibly embedding its technologies is on Huawei phones.
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Invisibly, it links three boroughs, offering mute testimony to the power of vanished ice.
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For 10 days the virus spread, invisibly, and no one knew it was there.
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Because hypervigilance is entered into invisibly, it has to be consciously recognized and corrected.
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Like a McNugget, Locol's chicken is an amalgam of chicken bits invisibly bound together.
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The supply chain is the logistical backbone of healthcare, and it often functions invisibly.
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Here's more: Waveguide display — essentially a transparent screen that's lighted invisibly from the side.
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Bit by bit, that culture began to curdle and metastasize, from invisibly to visibly poisonous.
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The carrier near-instantly invisibly approves the call and patches it through to the recipient.
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There is no vaccine and it spreads invisibly, adding to the difficulty of controlling it.
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Insisting that we're all invisibly linked to one another, Crash makes its case by stacking the
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As we know, modern security cameras are small enough to be invisibly embedded in your microwave.
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And because algorithms operate invisibly — unlike Ava and other AI characters in fiction — they're more pernicious.
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Building stronger links with your Confidants isn't an exact science since your bonds are tracked invisibly.
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The audience's minds and characters can wander but within certain parameters and purposes established, often invisibly.
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Some have automated savings accounts that invisibly funnel a few dollars from your paycheck into savings.
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Except then, the enemy was more clear — not invisibly lurking on dirty hands and airline trays.
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Some artists were on the List visibly and some were there invisibly… Follow Sam on Twitter.
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Infected people might not go to the doctor, leaving them undetected and invisibly infecting other people.
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Completed recently, a new stretch of coastal highway now passes invisibly through two sections of tunnel.
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A flash of X-rays from a galaxy hovering nearly invisibly on the edge of infinity.
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Since starting Square, he has founded two other companies: LaunchCode and Invisibly, according to his LinkedIn profile.
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The portals' real value, though, is in letting you invisibly scope out locations before deciding to move.
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Bits come and go through the cable and are relayed to the appropriate devices, mechanically and invisibly.
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I can invisibly walk down the boardwalk and everybody is busy going about their own current business.
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But she must do so on her terms, which means invisibly and, needless to say, most whimsically.
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It was like Jyoti to stand burning invisibly in the circle, hardly able to believe her luck.
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This code tracks you invisibly and it is often impossible to determine when this data is being shared.
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Or not quite invisibly: the trajectory of their relationship can be charted in the etiquette of their letters.
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Invisibly, it makes a place in your body, rerouting all your blood vessels, throbbing right alongside your heart.
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But with the new standard, all the data fields will be filled in invisibly, requiring just one click.
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Invisibly embedded in this monument and others like it is the goal of making us forget Indigenous people.
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It means you, but it's a formal version of you, with a sir or a madam invisibly appended.
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There's a thing in gaming known as "god-mode," where, temporarily, you can play invisibly and even invincibly.
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Even, not just unintentionally, invisibly because the things are being algorithmically served to us that we don't even know.
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Infrared light flooded down invisibly as I eyed the pastries in Amazon's new convenience store in downtown San Francisco.
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Humans in Inside are transformed into golems, husks piloted invisibly to carry out the dirty work of industrial labor.
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They are both animated by the force that creeps invisibly up Harlem, pushing up the rent as it goes.
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The overcrowding crisis has been unfolding invisibly, with journalists and lawyers offered little access to fenced-off border facilities.
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"You get the feeling that Trump doesn't understand that working invisibly through the bureaucracy would strengthen him," she said.
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Instead of occupying even a single outlet, this thing adds two USB chargers, invisibly, without even making you unplug anything.
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But music today is also often sold invisibly: Spotify and Tidal and iTunes don't even let you own the file.
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But wouldn't it be something if the secret had been living invisibly inside our powerful, bacteria-filled vaginas all along?
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It's how companies can use our data to invisibly shunt us in directions that may benefit them more than us.
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For this generation, money was changed only once, borders were crossed invisibly, and almost everything was booked online in advance.
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Perhaps "black ice," the slick patches that can form unpredictably and almost invisibly because they blend in with the asphalt.
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A virus, though invisible, is also a way to illuminate the systems, real or imagined, that invisibly govern our lives.
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With its ability to create powerful changes invisibly, genetic engineering can feel eerie to even the most rational of us.
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It's a no-exit theater of war, invisibly stage-managed by a military underling with an instinct for human frailties.
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Some of the most compelling involved advances in our understanding of how exercise may change our bodies invisibly but pervasively.
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What about a far better-disguised cell tower that could sit anonymously in an office, invisibly hijacking cellphone conversations and texts?
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It could also be clipped invisibly inside the headset between uses, while the Gear VR controller fits on a side strap.
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The patching process has become invisibly smooth, and most regular computer users never even know that there was a race on.
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It's been joined by more than 29,000 other pieces of space junk invisibly circling us, along with over 1,700 active satellites.
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Diamonds spell out the Italian brand's logo across the openwork dial, and baguette-cut emeralds are set invisibly on the bezel.
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It permits Hasidic sellers to deal with the public invisibly — almost entirely by mail, by email or through package-delivery firms.
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The project is an observable and ultimately visceral demonstration of something that often goes unrecognized or dismissed because it operates invisibly.
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Or, in the case of the couture, some invisibly finished, tailored to the nth degree, every sequin in its place, perfection.
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Sure. I mean, they've already tightened control more broadly — and more invisibly, I guess — because of the nuclear test [in January].
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I hate that it co-opts text messaging in such a way that invisibly opts Apple users in without their active choice.
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"They are looking at advertising fraud by consuming ads on their publisher channels invisibly in order to pocket the profit," said Botezatu.
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Now Lovell removed the funnel, opened the valve of the life jacket and let the CO2 stream invisibly overboard the same way.
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There are six PR people for every working journalist in the United States, and for the most part they are operating invisibly.
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Google Photos and the Google Assistant are two great examples of how the company invisibly incorporates AI through practical friendly, practical applications.
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The government argues that trusted-trader schemes, waivers for small firms and unspecified technology could let customs checks be carried out invisibly.
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Soybeans, potatoes, and corn melt invisibly into the food chain, but tomatoes add a big red exclamation point to the current debate.
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But Proxy is gearing up to build an entire Bluetooth identity layer for the world that could invisibly hover around its users.
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Eavesdropping predators can't see this information-carrying component, so the mantis shrimp is able to signal to its fellow mantis shrimp invisibly.
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Stand behind it, near the restrooms, and you can spy invisibly on the dining room like a security guard at Studio 54.
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From his perspective, life is a series of invisibly overlapping moments, and he has lived each one as sincerely as he could.
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He remains there for months, becoming something of a living poltergeist, invisibly haunting the domestic space that had once belonged to him.
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But even for people who do mainly fit within the binary, the very idea that there is a binary is invisibly stifling.
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You'd think that this would be a fatal flaw of the theory, but these additional dimensions are thought to be invisibly small.
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It is impossible to ignore the strong and almost intrinsic bond which invisibly links the twins together, forming this incredible and unbreakable union.
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The US still has hundreds of thousands of abandoned mines just like this, invisibly leaching toxic chemicals beneath the surface of our cities.
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In the creation of this ongoing series, Third Party Favor, Leah logs onto Internet hookup sites such as Craigslist and invisibly mediates conversations.
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The video was made by Mark Hacks and shows things like watermelons unsmashing, towels being invisibly retrieved, patterns magically taking shape, and more.
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So, as we suggested earlier, it's an attempt to get a snapshot of stuff circulating invisibly on WhatsApp's end-to-end encrypted platform.
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While all three of these cases made international headlines, Tony Brenton and James Nixey say most kompromat operates invisibly, with people threatened quietly.
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Or perhaps she passed through the heroin kingpin's neighborhood of choice as invisibly as she would pass from life a few years later.
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There are lots of video games based on the illusion of choice, full of spaces designed to invisibly nudge players toward a goal.
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This will cause some huge headaches for me: The company has created countless genuinely useful products, some that we use intentionally and some invisibly.
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All the upgrades happen invisibly, which is precisely the point: The voice-controlled speaker-turned-personal-assistant has no screen and very little interface.
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For files, the question is easy to answer: When something changes over here, you want those changes to be reflected everywhere, speedily and invisibly.
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They structured their games so that players couldn't invisibly render the game unwinnable by trying the wrong thing, as was common in Sierra adventures.
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So for Magic Leap to really fly it would need to be a technology that can be invisibly fitted to third party glasses frames.
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Because these bursts are invisibly and move at the speed of light we probably wouldn't know one was coming until it was too late.
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NaviStone's code on Quicken's site invisibly grabbed each piece of your information as you filled it out, before you could hit the "Submit" button.
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There are surveillance systems and deterrents that blend invisibly into surroundings and are so good they can turn a backyard tent into a fortress.
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He has reached another world, one which rests invisibly atop our own, connected to us by the vertical escape hatches that oxygenate the earth.
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A.I. is probably heading for the same places, invisibly sorting through lots of data everywhere to continuously update and automate most of our lives.
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CHOPARD L.U.C FLYING T TWIN $118,500 Chopard's latest high-end watch is its first flying tourbillon (an invisibly anchored tourbillon that appears to float).
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Stories told by masters tend to reach us best by hints and understatement: Real growth, in life and nature alike, takes place almost invisibly.
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His body felt it — a persistent percussion, "like a kick drum" — but his eyes could not spot the helicopter, invisibly gliding away from him.
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Then, as if she were tracking the drift of the very microbes hanging invisibly in the air, she brought her eyes back to him.
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It was Diane who transcribed the tapes, who kept the notes, who quietly and invisibly knit together the story of what happened to Laura Palmer.
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Omnipresent technology will touch nearly every moment of your day, invisibly making life faster, more efficient, more attuned to your wants and needs and feelings.
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When you pour a glass of champagne, about 80 percent of the carbon dioxide escapes invisibly through the liquid's surface through a process called diffusion.
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" He says of the film, "It's an exploration of how we interpret the world around us, and how our subconscious mind invisibly directs our behavior.
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For people who aren't fans of tattoos, the powder can even be mixed into a clear, ink-free solution, then invisibly injected into the skin.
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More recently, the American military itself sought to develop microwave arms that could invisibly beam painfully loud booms and even spoken words into people's heads.
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In Ashbery's hands, the most saccharine and sentimental imagery could transform into an innocent world in which disaster looms invisibly, its presence not yet known.
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The first letter of seven of the Down entries at the top of the puzzle have escaped and are hovering (invisibly) just above the grid.
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These conserving, self-correcting, decay-resisting forces that contend invisibly within us—in our bodies, our cities, our planetary ecosystem, even—are the opposite of nothing.
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The definition of a cloaking device is one where the purpose of the transformation is to hide something so that a defined region is invisibly isolated.
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It is powered invisibly by forces that any city would envy: a green grid that is highly energy-efficient and a superfast one-gigabit internet connection.
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Instead, it suggests that the dominant family structure — literal or metaphorical — remains patriarchal, frequently manipulative, and, especially to those victimized by it, incredibly (if often invisibly) toxic.
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"We've become so accustomed to storing data invisibly on computer hardware that we forget how awesome the ability to encode and decode complex data is," says Mendoza.
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So like it or not, it'll soon be impossible to avoid Microsoft because its technologies will likely be embedded invisibly into some or all of your devices.Â
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Investigators discovered that a company called the NSO Group, an Israeli outfit that sells software that invisibly tracks a target's mobile phone, was responsible for the intrusions.
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And with a Somali population inside Kenya, many of them refugees, of at least 1.5 million, the terrorists are able to move around the country almost invisibly.
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Has Apple explained to the Uighurs whose phones were invisibly and completely taken over by malicious software that it's okay because "security is a never-ending journey"?
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Mr Ghani's opponents say the security services invisibly influenced the vote, by declaring that areas that supported opposition candidates were too insecure to allow voting to proceed.
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Invisibly and intangibly, they also carry cultural memories: the lullabies their parents sang, the dances they tried at a wedding, the best way to cook a chicken.
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Until very recent patches, a bug in a little-examined Wi-Fi chip would have allowed a hacker to invisibly hack into any one of a billion devices.
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All of this happens invisibly and in a split second so that you don't even notice the digital handshake between the Fire TV Cube, TV, and cable box.
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Or maybe not; maybe creating a separate app for services that already work invisibly is a step backwards, and iOS users will be just fine paying in iMessage.
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While it's hard to see in the image above, beneath the camera lens is an infrared floodlight, which will invisibly illuminate subjects at night when motion is detected.
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Black holes are some of the most powerful but difficult to comprehend objects in the universe, operating mysteriously and practically invisibly out of the reach of our sight.
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They're books that shamelessly revel in the pleasure of classic fantasy worlds, and that are also committed to examining the philosophical underpinnings that invisibly hold up those worlds.
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Ronald Robertson and I discovered SEME in 2013, showing that biased search results can invisibly shift the voting preferences of undecided voters by between 20 and 80 percent.
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In "My Dignity," Hirshfield writes of the possibility of aging and death: My dignity, I know,could be taken from me easily,invisibly, in a single pickpocketed instant.
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To him, the piece was an exploration of physics, not in any way aesthetic; the dirt invisibly compacting the steel was latent energy, covert action, dynamic and continuous.
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Apple says it uses neural networks to create a mathematical model of your face and then compares that in real time, invisibly, to make sure it's actually you.
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We all of us are awakening to the reality that how men have behaved toward women for eons is not OK. The rules are changing invisibly underneath our feet.
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For example, an iMessage conversation that you think is just between you and your friend might actually be a group chat that includes an investigator who was invisibly added.
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Over the previous year, he had uncovered a way for malware to invisibly click through those prompts, rendering them almost worthless as a security safeguard—not once, but twice.
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A security researcher has found several vulnerabilities in the popular open-source Horde web email software that allow hackers to near-invisibly steal the contents of a victim's inbox.
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While to world waits to see whether Donald Trump will ever get his chance to build that wall, it could be said that Australia's already constructed one, albeit invisibly.
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The Odessa I know is a silent city, where the language is invisibly linked to my father's lips moving as I watch his mouth repeat stories again and again.
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Beijing could respond by doing more of its intervention almost invisibly through state-owned banks, and there are some signs in Chinese data it has already begun doing so.
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Certainly, administrators are in a position to cancel planned actions if, for example, there's not enough participation — meaning they can invisibly manage external optics around engagement with the cause.
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They witness our suffering and fear but have only the most limited ability to intervene, even though they seem to inhabit, albeit invisibly, the same physical world we do.
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If there's any grand takeaway from this year's Microsoft Build developer conference, it's the tech giant's slow and stealthy plan to weave itself, sometimes subtly or invisibly, in everyone's lives.
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It turned the Fold into a device I actively chose to use instead of a device that invisibly stole my time by tempting me to scroll through social media all day.
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Each of these cells has a door that springs shut in a tenth of a second in response to the breaking of an infrared beam that is shining invisibly inside it.
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But Timberlake can make a major aesthetic shift like this if he'd like to, because his white masculinity isn't actually new: It's been at work in his career all along, invisibly.
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I wanted some of the mixes to be a little bit clashy at times, to crash into each other, and some to just invisibly melt in and out of one-another.
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Once plugged in, the malware can "completely take over a PC, invisibly alter files installed from the memory stick, or even redirect the user's internet traffic," WIRED noted at the time.
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In Wolfe's 1980s fantasy, a Roman soldier gets injured in battle and suddenly is able to see and talk to the gods and mythological creatures that invisibly live in ancient Rome.
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These ideas, like a virus itself, can be easily transmitted from person to person, carried by both the unwitting and the devious and spreading almost invisibly through a vast virtual world.
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In her early documentaries like My Country, My Country and The Oath, her camera seems to float invisibly in rooms where subjects carry on intimate conversations as if they're not being observed.
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While the fact that a computer program was effectively to blame may comfort some, the incident highlights how the algorithms we increasingly rely on can internalize and reproduce human biases—often invisibly.
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Invisibly, as before, she presented the cascading jokes and puns of the indomitable Gaulish villagers as if they had been minted in English; many readers, to her delight, supposed they had been.
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Business leaders need to confront the challenges facing the oceans — 70% of our planet — that have often invisibly borne a large part of the cost of human development over the past decades.
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Far fewer stories are told about when it didn't work, but the debts remain; or it works, and then the undercurrent of financial stress just trails invisibly behind the family for years.
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But Mr. Laachraoui was no doubt a prized recruit: an educated European who radicalized all but invisibly, not in prison, but while in the classrooms of good schools and university study groups.
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Avocado oil and vitamin E provide a surge of moisture that rivals that of a balm, while nifty little things called "hyaluronic spheres" invisibly fill in wrinkles for an ultra-smooth finish.
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In human life as in the rest of nature, change accumulates slowly and almost invisibly until it is made manifest in the sudden form of fledgling out or thawing or leaf-fall.
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Among the New York philanthropies with dynastic names and assets in the billions, one local charity with a nine-figure endowment has been doing its work almost invisibly — for half a century.
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This is accomplished through a stack of waveguides that allow light to pass along them invisibly, then bounce it out toward your eye from the proper angle to form the image you see.
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Each end-user app can be used as a collection tool by the app creator, invisibly collecting and forwarding data to the app creator with or without the knowledge of the end user.
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She had never seen a leopard or been close to a large crocodile, she said, but the animals the trackers feared most were forest elephants, which lurked nearly invisibly in the leafy shadows.
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After it has been surreptitiously installed on a target's computer or phone, the Remote Control System can invisibly eavesdrop on everything: text messages, emails, phone and Skype calls, location data and so on.
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This is the third installation in the Women at Work series, meant to spotlight "the historically erased and undervalued physical and emotional labor women perform, often invisibly, every day," according to the press release.
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This is most vividly seen in 10 pieces from 1974, in which you discover human figures fused, sometimes nearly invisibly, into busy wallpaper patterns and in the multicolored waves and whorls of sea surfaces.
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The advent of machine-to-machine seeing has been barely noticed at large, and poorly understood by those of us who've begun to notice the tectonic shift invisibly taking place before our very eyes.
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The tales of bias are legion: Online ads that show men higher-paying jobs; delivery services that skip poor neighborhoods; facial recognition systems that fail people of color; recruitment tools that invisibly filter out women.
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"All of this happens invisibly and in a split second so that you don't even notice the digital handshake between the Fire TV Cube, TV, and cable box," Wong says about the seemingly magic feature.
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In a passionate commentary on the establishment's hesitancy to embrace telemedicine, David Asch, a University of Pennsylvania physician, pointed out that the inconvenience of face-to-face care limits its use, but arbitrarily and invisibly.
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Already in some cities, and soon across the world, fiberoptic transmission speeds will invisibly reach into all of our pockets, bringing television, 25D imagery and new applications we never dreamed of to our mobile devices.
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But the Yard has also produced acclaimed productions driven by bold directorial choices — a relatively rare thing for new writing in British theaters, where the director is more often expected to invisibly "serve" the script.
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The Shadow Brokers' latest data release also includes a listing of what seemed to be N.S.A. hacking tools, so-called exploits, that allowed the agency to invisibly break into computers and servers running Microsoft Windows.
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Indeed the word itself derives from the fabric made of undyed, homespun wool used for military uniforms by the British in India — the light brown chosen so the troops would blend invisibly into the dusty landscape.
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She says you can use an old shoe box, or something comparable, as a makeshift platform to conceal your fingers, and enlist a friend to do the pulling of your real finger and invisibly elongated one.
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He also used an infrared carbon dioxide imaging technique to watch how much carbon dioxide floats off the champagne's surface, and he discovered that much less leaks invisibly through the surface of a small-mouthed champagne flute.
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Just before Tim Cook took the stage Monday, Wired published a piece about a disturbing Mac OS bug that allows hackers to click through security prompts invisibly, giving them all kinds of access to your private stuff.
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A slow-motion closeup of a great surfer like Carissa Moore tucking into a spiralling barrel was mesmerizing, but not because of what Moore was doing—she was, after all, invisibly deep for most of the clip.
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Even if I am invisibly trans in a crowd of people on the street, I am visibly trans once you know who I am, because unlike so many trans women, I was already visible when I transitioned.
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That back door then communicates to a Dropbox account used as its command-and-control, hiding its messages using a steganography technique that invisibly alters pixels in images like the ones shown below to embed secret information.
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Since 2014, Paglen has exhibited a sculpture he and his collaborator Jacob Appelbaum call the Autonomy Cube, a minimalist 1.25-foot block of almost invisibly translucent, 1.5-inch-thick acrylic that houses a custom-made Wi-Fi router.
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Still other visitors might experience an eye-opening moment of connection in seeing aspects of their daily culture invisibly shaped by House Industries fonts — for example, the font design for the marquee-style logo of Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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The Elders, as they were regularly referred to on The X Files; they of that mysterious dark matter force which flows invisibly through the military, political, industrial and economic universe, have finally found their man: President Donald Trump.
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Rather than try to convince users to join its own walled ecosystem like Google and Apple, Microsoft has accepted its reality: To be the backbone that'll invisibly power, connect, and enable some 20 billion smart devices by 2020.
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His supporters portray Mr. Phillips as a humble Christian shopkeeper and the Bernini of buttercream who is not only expressing his love through every cake, but invisibly looking on with approval as the newlyweds cut the first piece.
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Mr. Soros's connection to Justify, which was not previously reported, has garnered little notice in the sport despite the horse's rousing success in the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes because his group tries to operate almost invisibly.
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Malicious sites have been able to invisibly render the plugin on their entire page so if users who are logged into LinkedIn click anywhere, they'd effectively be hitting a hidden "AutoFill with LinkedIn" button and giving up their data.
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Which means that Mr. Don't is someone we have not yet met, someone who dearly wants Hector alive, and someone with the almost supernatural skills needed to avoid the notice of Mike, a man deft at tailing people invisibly.
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It's a sort of imaginary balance — Zero doesn't really pay off your credit card until the bill is due, on the normal monthly schedule, and it does that invisibly so as not to mess up the "current position" mirage.
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Yet on Thursday, Mr. Vacca, 62, a Democratic City Council member from the Bronx, introduced a bill that would require the city to make public the computer instructions that are used, invisibly, in all kinds of government decision-making.
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Even if the missing computer isn't connected to the web, Apple anonymously and invisibly enlists an army of iPhones, MacBooks, and other Apple gear owned by other people to to try to detect your Mac's low-energy Bluetooth signal.
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The urban-adjacent reefs that contain high levels of trace metals do so invisibly, the only observable consequence being the subtle evolutionary impact upon turtle-headed sea snakes, which take in and accumulate the pollutants from their diet of fish eggs.
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Apple's service has the edge in terms of invisibly and elegantly taking care of all your app and iOS backups, but Microsoft's offering is perfect for Office users, so it's a question of which software packages you're spending more time in.
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Removing the legalese is the best way to help people understand the fundamentals invisibly governing their online life, but Facebook, as ever, can't be trusted to fully inform people of the extent to which it collects and manipulates user data.
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She underrates the dynamic power of markets to help middle-class Americans, invisibly guiding the diverse and spontaneous actions of people and firms, moving capital and labour from dying industries to growing ones and innovating at the expense of lazy incumbents.
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A lot of the conservation work isn't visible to visitors, including metal supports that had long ago broken off inside and were addressed, as well as additions like nylon Maline net intended to invisibly arrest further fraying in worn areas.
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Compounding all this is Dr. Fauci's reminder that no matter where we think we are today, we are always going to be one, two or more weeks behind due to the inevitable lag in information from an invisibly incubating pandemic.
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There was the time we were carrying rather risqué photos from New York to Paris, and got them invisibly and safely through customs only to have our taxi stopped randomly on the Périphérique by a policeman determined to search our luggage.
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They connected me with someone who was willing to provide internal NSO documents, detailing some of NSO's clients, pricing, and capabilities for NSO Group's core product: Pegasus, a mobile tracking system that can invisibly track everything you do on your phone.
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There are limits to how much cash the pillagers can spend in their own misruled domains, but the ability to teleport money invisibly around the world means, as Mr Bullough puts it, that the rich can continue eating without ever feeling full.
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He added that a modern OS should include seamless updates, done invisibly in the background without forcing people to stop using their computers and be secure by default, preventing attacks by separating the state from the operating system and the compute from applications.
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With Instant Apps, the search link still downloads an app, but it does so invisibly, gives the user the best experience, lets them pay for things with their Google account, and then it goes away — no permanent home screen real estate lost.
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Much of the country remains enveloped in an eerie quiet: a silence so profound you can hear the lourie birds calling or the beating of your own heart, even though you know, very close, there are thousands of other hearts, beating, invisibly.
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I go to the library to invisibly revel in my advancing spinsterhood, and the last thing I need is some dashing architecture student trying to make eye contact through the floor while I subtly press flowers between the pages of Jane Austen books.
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I have wondered if the seed of Prose Architectures lies in what Gladman refers to throughout Calamities as "thresholds": the moment when something (or someone) becomes something else, however intangibly or invisibly; the moment when writing crosses over into another mode of expression.
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Yet many Americans would be surprised to learn that the heartbreaking images of children being torn from their parents' arms are playing out, often invisibly, in communities in this country, posing a severe threat to millions of American children and their families.
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" The bike Anna borrows from a friend is not just a bike, but a spur to her imagination: "Motion performed alchemy on her surroundings, transforming them from a disjointed array of scenes into a symphonic machine she could soar through invisibly as a seagull.
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Face ID starts with an image of your face, but builds on top of it with the TrueDepth's dot projector, which will invisibly project over 30,000 dots onto your face each time you look at your phone, creating and building on its map of your features.
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Through online surveillance, facial recognition, artificial intelligence and the propagandistic gold mine of social media, China has mobilized a set of tools that allow it to invisibly, routinely repress its citizens and shape political opinion by manipulating their feelings and grievances on just about any controversy.
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How 'The Mandalorian' and ILM invisibly reinvented film and TV production While a successful live-action Star Wars TV series is important in its own right, the way this particular show was made represents a far greater change, perhaps the most important since the green screen. 7.
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Read: China Wants People to Stop Seductively Eating Bananas Online A team of scientists from Harvard and MIT have created an "elastic, wearable" film that can be placed invisibly on your face to make wrinkles and bags under your eyes disappear, according to a report released Monday.
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If David wants to spread his perfect creatures as far and wide as possible, why does he mutate them from something that can infect a host instantly and invisibly into something that requires a host to come to one specific place and stick its face into a giant egg?
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There's a magnetic example in a multipart installation by David Wojnarowicz at P.P.O.W., made in 1985 and virtually unseen since, just inside one of the fair's two entrances, and another, almost invisibly casual, by a newcomer, Ann Cathrin November Hoibo, at Standard (Oslo), just inside the other one.
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Think of it as a bloated vampire octopus wrapped invisibly around the consumer web, using its myriad tentacles and suckers to continuously manipulate decisions and close down user agency in order to keep data flowing — with all the A/B testing techniques and gamification tools it needs to win.
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Since April 26, when a reactor at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant erupted and spewed radioactivity far and wide, we have been wrestling anxiously with the unknown — as reporters, trying to distinguish fact from propaganda; personally, trying to cope with a threat that rides silently and invisibly with the wind.
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"What we are fighting is also is this subterranean Islamism, which advances through social networks, which accomplishes its task invisibly, which works silently on the weak and the unstable, betraying even those it claims to represent, who, on our very soil, indoctrinate through proximity and daily corrupt," Mr. Macron said.
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"Dislocated from home, displaced and dispossessed as they toil invisibly toward maintaining wealth that will never be their own, relegated to the periphery of the city, they are lifted from some of the train of their lives for the three hours that they watch Khan dance and sing," she writes.
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And even earlier parts of the landscape are sometimes hiding below these covers; I took a tour with urban explorer Steve Duncan in 2012 where we peered through manhole covers at the Minetta Brook, a natural waterway of Manhattan that is now consumed by the city, but still invisibly flows.
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Furthermore, it injects invisible garbage code into the page while also "mutating" the content (again, invisibly) so that you could load it a thousand times on the same computer and although it would look the same to you, any resulting digital fingerprints like hash, payload size, and so on would always be different.
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The community is the right level, picking a piece of land and giving people a context in which they can do neighborly things — like the dads here who came to the pre-K center and spent six hours building a shed, and with it, invisibly, a wider circle of care for their children.
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Reactions To the Editor: Re "Invisibly Obese" (July 26): In addition to relatively rare cases of lipodystrophy, a more common example of obesity presenting without the usual external characteristics occurs in sedentary or chronically ill elderly individuals whose muscle atrophy results in elevated body mass index values despite a relatively thin looking appearance.
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Since then, Mr. Ben-Oni has been sounding alarm bells, calling anyone who will listen at the White House, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the New Jersey attorney general's office and the top cybersecurity companies in the country to warn them about an attack that may still be invisibly striking victims undetected around the world.
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For Matsuzawa, a turning point in his search for an alternative to the material-physical and for finding ways to express the invisible invisibly in art came with his discovery, in 1957, while he was in New York, of a late-night talk show on the radio station WOR, whose host and guests discussed UFOs, extraterrestrials, and paranormal phenomena.
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We've also seen the dangers of algorithmic content where the "why" is invisible to users, YouTube's platform has grown immensely based off ad-like invisibly sourced "watch next" suggestions, but can social platforms pull this off as well or are the fundamentals of today's algorithmic feeds based around user actions and follows going to stay true down the road?
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Without being didactic about it, The Fits speaks to issues of race and working-class realities, invisibly tying Toni's journey to larger struggles that extend far beyond childhood—the struggle to be accepted, to discover your authentic self, to find your tribe, to stay a step ahead of the unpredictable disasters that can upend your life.
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Simple enough, but the clever bit is that it automatically identifies what kind of box it is and then invisibly and automatically programs the TV's remote to control the new device My guess is that it's just reading the HDMI-CEC information, grabbing relevant IR codes from the cloud, and shooting those over to the remote.
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When he's allegedly dead, Cecilia tries to tell her friend James, her sister Alice (Harriet Dyer), and Adrian's lawyer brother Tom (Michael Dorman) that she thinks Adrian is still alive and haunting her, but no one believes her because they think it's impossible for her brilliant scientist husband to have created technology that would allow him to exist invisibly.
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New York Magazine later reported that a major moment came in Spring 2008, when the site posted a claim that Goldman Sachs was using computers to siphon hundreds of millions of dollars in illegitimate trading profits from the New York Stock Exchange, invisibly undercutting the market and sidestepping the regulatory reach of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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A study published in June in the Journal of Clinical Infectious Diseases found that patients and residents in long-term care settings have alarmingly high rates of drug-resistant colonization, which means they carry the germs on their skin or in their bodies, usually without knowing it, and can pass them invisibly to staff members, relatives or other patients.
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But I think that if we start envisioning the situation this way — the American economy as an apparently mighty elephant invisibly infested and weakened by (possibly many species of) parasites, emboldened and engorged by the very technology on which the elephant feeds — it might be easier to have a rational discussion about issues like single-payer health care and equal access to education.
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On one side, "A Pattern or Practice" (2015) invisibly renders the language of the US Department of Justice report on the police shooting of Michael Brown, using a blind embossing technique; on the other, "Southern Review, 18713 (Special Edition)" (2014–15) uses dense fields of black charcoal to redact sections from a special issue of the eponymous literary journal, which consciously featured African American writers.
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It was good on the runway, and even better off of it, where Ms. Gerbase could point out the way that layers of coat, jacket, pants and shirt in papery nylon were thin and light enough to feel like less than one, or the "hidden humor" of the construction process, how she stitched pant-length and collar-width measurements almost invisibly into the garments themselves.
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This Robotic Rubik&aposs Cube Can Solve ItselfIt's not going to set any world records, but this robotic Rubik's Cube that's filled with…Read more ReadWe first saw 'Human Controller's' creation about a year ago which started life as an off the shelf Rubik's Cube puzzle that was invisibly upgraded with servos, electronics, wiring, and even batteries allowing it to spin any of its multi-colored sides without any human intervention.
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She and the bird and the way I stood and watched, a sparrow, sometimes a goldfinch, knowing that if I moved my hand the bird would fly off the rail and the fact of knowing this, the possibility of my intercession, made me wonder if my mother would even notice that the bird was gone, but all I did was stiffen my posture, invisibly, and wait for something to happen.
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But then, somewhere, somebody, very invisibly, makes something that transcends the tools, the bodies, the media, and produces something that is full of paradisiacal whispers, ecstasies … MU: Also in Movie Journal, you discuss "the spiritualization of the image" — that we are nearing the ability to create cinema directly from our dreams or visions, adding that movie making has less to do with technology and more to do with the human spirit.
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But it is also, like all agricultural stories, about mutations—"natural" mutations and man-made mutations, invisibly insidious mutations and overtly grotesque mutations, mutations that were created earlier this year at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory and mutations that may have occurred 10,000 years ago, like the ones that transformed Solanum pimpinellifolium from a scraggly perennial weed producing pea-sized fruit along the Pacific coastal margins of Peru and Ecuador to those beautiful big-lobed heirlooms in your backyard.
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While invisibly refilling our water and wine glasses as we ate chicken soup and fresh cornbread that his husband and companion in all things, the artist Bjorn Amelan, had made us for lunch, Jones was also talking about his love of W.G. Sebald's "The Emigrants," its nested narratives telling the stories of four Jewish lives touched by the Holocaust, as well as the struggle he had lately been having with Joyce's "Ulysses," which he and Amelan have been reading to each other.
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