The IOTA network has been live since 2016, the IOTA co-founder said, in an earlier interview with Reuters.
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Emails between the IOTA team and Heilman and Narula were leaked to the IOTA-focused blog The Tangler over the weekend, and reveal that the initial July email from Heilman resulted in a correspondence that stretched into September between DCI researchers and IOTA developers.
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Nerd fights aside, the controversy between IOTA and the DCI team highlights a couple key things about experimental technology of the kind that IOTA employs.
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IOTA wallets are protected by an 81-digit seed, similar to a password, which can be generated using seed-generators found online, such as on the IOTA website.
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Maybe that little iota of what I'm doing could be passed on to someone else and they do a little iota of positiveness and the first thing you know, we're back on track.
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It failed to elicit an iota of nostalgia in me.
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No iota of life is left unregulated for these animals.
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Every iota of warming leads to even more catastrophic consequences.
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I wouldn't change one iota of it for the world.
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It hasn't changed the arc of the story one iota.
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Those applications can be powered by IOTA or NEO tokens.
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Enter the IOTA Foundation, a Berlin-based open-source distributed ledger technology (DLT) project, which has hooked up with the Eclipse Foundation to bring IOTA DLT to the enterprise via the Tangle EE project.
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IOTA ($10.1bn) allows connected machines to exchange information and payments securely.
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At his house, Glover shows me some Iota under a microscope.
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He may not have one iota of faith in Prince Charles.
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If Trump had one iota of sense, he'd resign (via Twitter?).
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He does not laugh, smile, or indicate an iota of irony.
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Yet Trump betrays not an iota of remorse or self-reflection.
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As Heilman noted in a July 19 email to the IOTA team, it wasn't initially clear if cryptographic collisions break IOTA's security scheme because the technical details behind the IOTA project are not thoroughly described anywhere.
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For that you need Iota 6, or the tip‑top of the line, Iota 8, which clocks in at 99.9992 percent purity—meaning for every one billion molecules of SiO , there are only 80 molecules of impurities.
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This towering wall of light is a live data sculpture called iOTA.
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I began the 2016 season caring not one iota about the Cubs.
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It would not surprise me one iota if Trump squanders this opportunity.
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That doesn't lessen the absolute ego bomb that it is one iota.
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The state did not have an iota of evidence against my client.
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Never mind that there's no evidence -- not one iota -- for this claim.
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UPDATE: This article was updated with additional information from the IOTA team.
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"IOTA is the first distributed ledger technology that went beyond blockchain with a completely new architecture that resolves the bottleneck problems of blockchain that has prevented real-world adoption," Dominik Schiener, co-founder of IOTA Foundation, told TechCrunch.
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Newer, more obscure offerings like IOTA and Ripple have had similar, crazy runs.
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Every iota of McIlroy's talent appeared to coalesce in his bogey-free round.
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Sure, shut down the mosques, if that would make one iota of difference.
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"I haven't changed one iota," Booker told CNN's Jake Tapper at the time.
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IOTA is the tenth-largest cryptocurrency with a roughly $5 billion market cap.
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It means not one iota if they throw a fastball, curve, changeup or cutter.
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Soon, every iota of time spent offline and outside took on a new purpose.
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The result is what Unimin markets as Iota quartz, the industry standard of purity.
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"This wall, in my opinion, is not doing one iota of good," Taylor said.
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Another digital currency, IOTA, was also seeing an upward trend in the cryptocurrency market.
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"The incentive is to extract every iota of value out of users," Hartzog said.
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Furthermore, as to the hateful congresswoman: Show even an iota of dignity and class.
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In any case, the Cubs lost Game 7 without an iota of spectator sabotage.
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"There was not an iota of disrespect involved," Mr. Gilliam wrote, again on Facebook.
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If it can give one brown kid in Montana an iota of optimism, that's great.
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"IOTA is kind of the first distributed ledger that goes beyond the blockchain," Sønstebø said.
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The $600 Iota ($395 on Kickstarter) is a cross between Chen's two most recognizable products.
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IOTA trades on digital asset exchanges and was last at 27 U.S. cents per token.
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Yes, that's right — I want to talk about IOTA, and (to an extent) Bitcoin Cash.
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We've asked IOTA about it and will update this post when we hear from them.
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And Moore refuses to compromise -- on any position -- or adjust his campaign strategy one iota.
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Often with only an iota of the outrage we've already seen during Facebook's latest scandal.
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The MDC has, as yet, produced not an iota of evidence to back its allegations.
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"He just listened very politely and wasn't persuaded an iota," he added with a laugh.
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" But he added that it didn't "diminish one iota what the current president is doing.
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Jot is a transliteration of "iota," which is the smallest letter in the Greek alphabet.
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In the wake of last year's hack, Berlin-based IOTA has partnered with Ledger Hardware Wallet.
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"We don't have even an iota of trust in them," says Farida Nabourema, an opposition campaigner.
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And many other coins, including IOTA, Dash, NEM and EOS, have grown at a similar pace.
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Those who shout AZADI from the roof tops don't give an iota of AZADI to others .
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IOTA, currently the world's tenth most valuable cryptocurrency, took an … assertively contrarian stance regarding this dictum.
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A recent spat between famous cryptographers and a digital currency called IOTA was one such beef.
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The Ledger Nano S hardware wallet enables users to protect the private keys for their IOTA tokens.
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It lists bitcoin, IOTA, and lumen tokens that were impounded, pegging their combined value at €5,675,000 ($6,13,366).
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God knows I don't have even an iota of what it takes to do something like this.
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Neither response brings us one iota closer to health and happiness as far as sex is concerned.
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"If you have an iota of patriotism, you should step aside," Mesa said in a news conference.
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And the sudden granting of the easement has not changed the rhetoric around the pipeline one iota.
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"Any tiny iota of acceptance, any glimpse of hope that they can get, makes a big difference."
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Whatever we can say or do that provides even an iota of self-worth will have benefit.
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Some companies like IOTA and NEO are trying to create blockchain platforms that developers can build on.
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They wanted an iota of power over the things that ripped their lives apart at the seams.
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According to IOTA cofounder Sergey Ivancheglo, the "practical attack" demonstrated by the DCI researchers only works in a limited number of improbable situations that would affect a negligible number of IOTA users, mostly thanks to a closed-source and centralized solution called the "Coordinator" that helps secure the network.
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" But, Mr. Patel said: "There was not one iota of my body that wanted to be a director.
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"They change it one iota, I'm out," Representative Dave Brat of Virginia, a Freedom Caucus member, told reporters.
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Jaguar Land Rover has partnered up with cryptocurrency IOTA to add several crypto-related options to its cars.
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Trump, on the other hand, has never shown one iota of understanding or interest in a healthy world.
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Anyone who purchases an Iota or Smart Security Kit in the future can add HomeKit via Abode's app.
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Abode has announced that the long-awaited HomeKit support is now available for its Iota home security system.
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And thank God — the otherwise abysmal banter segments were draining every iota of energy out of the ceremony.
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Read More: A Hacker Returned $17 Million In Stolen Ethereum Last July, Ethan Heilman, a Boston University researcher affiliated with MIT's Digital Currency Initiative, informed the IOTA team in an email that he and his colleagues at MIT had discovered "serious cryptographic weaknesses" with the current implementation of Curl in IOTA.
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Several spout-pouches of funky-flavored, roasted sunflower kernels from a California-based company by the name of Iota.
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I don't know any public health officials who felt even an iota of assurance coming out of that conversation.
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Bolton frequently told interviewers that his views on major foreign policy challenges had not changed one iota for years.
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"We are talking about all these social issues that I am not running to change one iota," he said.
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Its Iota system was the first self-installed home security system to be added to HomeKit back in November.
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IOTA said more than 2.5 quintillion bytes of data are generated daily and are increasing exponentially on a monthly basis.
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But I'm pathologically unable to give these people an iota of satisfaction, of letting them know it got to me.
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Apple's camera on the next iPhone is sure to be revolutionary, even if its image quality doesn't improve one iota.
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As though, somehow, human intention has an iota of sway over whether a cat decides to maul you or not.
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Courtney Taylor-Taylor may have grown out his pixie crop for long brown braids, but he hasn't changed an iota.
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Such rumblings come accompanied by not a shred of evidence, not an iota, nada, that Arrieta has used anything artificial.
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You may well think IOTA is such an extremely ridiculous project that it's unfair to use it as an example.
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"Donald Trump does not exhibit any iota of any one of those qualities, and it makes me nervous," she said.
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I believe him; he's never expressed even an iota of regret that I'm not more hands-on in the kitchen.
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"No Republican senator — listen, voters out there, you elect these people — should give this one iota of legitimacy," he said.
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"I did not have an iota of thinking to help anyone and the thought never crossed my mind," Park said.
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" A prominent extremist urged his followers to descend on the city of Kandy to "reap without leaving an iota behind.
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There was zero humility, empathy, humanity and not one iota of understanding of what his fellow Americans were going through.
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That's what this song feels like and it's still only one iota of what makes "Love Sosa" a romantic's dream song.
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The Abode Iota is available to preorder now at a discounted Black Friday price of $259 (normally $329) on Abode's website.
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Bosch, a German engineering giant, thinks that it could use IOTA to earn money from the data its domestic appliances generate.
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" But while Tori is "very, very excited" to welcome her little boy, she admitted that does "not feel prepared one iota.
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If Lee had been portrayed by Parker Posey or Samantha Morton, it wouldn't have changed one iota of the narrative arc.
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The White House appears to have an iota of awareness that the president might be a less-than-ideal funeral attendee.
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"If that show had been happening when the substation blew, that would not have affected our show one iota," he says.
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Another digital currency called IOTA launched on the Bitfinex exchange Tuesday with a record market capitalization of more than $1.5 billion.
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There is not one iota of credible evidence that Seal ever worked for the CIA or assisted them in any operations.
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It's a worthy harangue — or at least it would be if there were an iota of integrity and consistency behind it.
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Often casual and spare, these innovative restaurants have done away with prix fixe staidness without sacrificing an iota of artful technique.
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There's a bracing lack of vanity in how she conveys this long-lost world and not an iota of misplaced nostalgia.
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The palm-oil brouhaha illustrates the savage, self-righteous tone of political warfare in a movie without an iota of humor.
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One such open-source project is IOTA, which saw an issue with DLT as it was being implemented by other entities.
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And like Fitzgerald, she has given every iota of her extraordinary American-born talent and intellect to the great American dream.
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I see no point in giving voice to false hope that Donald Trump will do the country an iota of good.
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Her whole life has fallen apart, and the unyielding sun is going to make sure you see every iota of her grief.
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"The data marketplace is a completely separate project that simply utilizes the underlying IOTA protocol," said Sønstebø in emailed responses to Reuters.
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But in addition to that, the actual cosmetics of the studio, I don't think they've changed one iota in all that time.
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He was a freak and it ain't going to matter one iota who the last man on the bench is anyway. 3.
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Certainly, the 38-year-old South Carolinian is fast and free with his thoughts and words—he doesn't hold back one iota.
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The Iota home security system contains a 1080p security camera, a motion sensor, and a gateway (the hub of the security system).
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Corn said there is not "an iota of evidence that she's abused anything" on Tuesday night's "Hardball," which is hosted by Matthews.
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IOTA began rallying earlier this week following a partnership announcement between its blockchain network and big tech firms including Microsoft and Samsung.
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The statement said that Ms. Jallow's account contained "no iota of truth," and claimed that the accusations were orchestrated by Western corporations.
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As the first self-installed home security system with HomeKit support, the Iota can be armed or disarmed through the Home app.
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The government also continues to dole out large export subsidies without an iota of proof that these subsidies have helped increase exports.
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IOTA is a cryptocurrency that's been around since 2014 and is designed for micro-transactions between machines in the Internet of Things.
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For example, IOTA infamously used an in-house algorithm called Curl instead of the well-studied algorithms that underprin other digital coins.
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And it is never going to change because the vast majority of users just don't care one iota about privacy or these scandals.
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Of course, people who lack even an iota of understanding of government may vote, but they certainly cannot fulfill their duties of citizenship.
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Kerry said Monday that he "never undermined their policy one iota," and suggested that Trump's attacks may have been meant as a distraction.
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"In case of any threat, we will have not even an iota of doubt to protect and defend the Iranian waters," Tangsiri added.
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The Byford proposals have been so well received that Ms. Nixon announced on Thursday that she was adopting them, practically to the iota.
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Now, both Smart Security and Iota can be controlled via Apple's Home app and Siri on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and HomePod.
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There aren't enough carbon sinks to offset every iota of carbon from human activity, so they can't compensate for all of our emissions.
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In July, Heilman and the DCI researchers disclosed an alleged vulnerability in Curl that, they said, would effectively let anyone forge IOTA transactions.
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"Jot" was first used in an edition of the King James Bible, translating "iota" but with the smallest Hebrew letter, yod, in mind.
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Please take a look at it, let those words sink in if you need an iota of hope without any Pollyanna hand-waving.
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A new alt-coin called IOTA announced a partnership with Microsoft last week, and it's quickly become the fourth biggest cryptocurrency, according to CoinMarketCap.
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The IOTA token is based on a distributed ledger technology that enables people and machines to transfer money and data without any transaction fees.
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Image: TwitterWe may have lost our beloved headphone jack, but it's human nature to find an iota of hope in even the worst tragedies.
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" Although Tori is "very, very excited" to welcome her first child — a son due in May — she admittedly does "not feel prepared one iota.
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A. Well, there are things I don't know one iota about, so it doesn't seem all that reasonable to get into them. Sports. Fashion.
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"Nobody has been able to sit down with him and have him get one iota of intelligent information about the Middle East," he said.
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Fortunately for Iota, their devices have a lot of advantages over, say, a pacemaker with a radio-based data connection and five-year battery.
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The US didn't consider him one iota less "credible" for this, and during the following year's Cuban Missile Crisis took his threats very seriously.
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In a statement, per the Associated Press, Smollett's public relations team said that "every iota of information...Smollett has stated has been fully corroborated."
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A "tiny amount," in "a note I owe," is ONE IOTA — that "owe" stands for just the letter O, if you're O.K. with that.
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The hard faces and unfeeling eyesWithout a common languageOr iota of empathy,Tell you to go backTo where you came from, but you can't.
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She expressed guarded optimism about Trump Thursday, her controlled demeanor barely reflecting an iota of worry about the man who lambasted her as a candidate.
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Photo: AP, Illustrations: Gizmodo Staff, Photo: Abacus News (YouTube)If you're receiving this message, please be advised that Site Gamma-Iota-Zeta has been compromised.
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Pressley said Ford has had a "lifetime of trauma and shame" and that if Kavanaugh "had an iota of decency" he would withdraw his nomination.
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Riders will be able to cruise around for up to eight miles on an Iota, and it takes about 40 minutes to charge back up.
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"We disagree with today's ruling and have not lessened our resolve to save filtering for families one iota," Harmon said in the company's own statement.
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Every iota of Trump's success is a con, a dark magic trick, built on illusion and hypnosis and the impenetrable magical thinking of his followers.
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"Not even for a moment did I pursue my own gains and I have lived without one iota of self-interest," Park said on Tuesday.
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"All these things are pure wild allegations, there's no substance, not an iota of truth in any of these allegations," Mittal said on CNBC-TV18.
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We have I'M A COP, NOT ONE IOTA, STARTER SET, AIRPOPS, NO USE, PRIDE PARADE (with a fabulous clue), JEEZ, NAME CALLER and OH STOP.
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They will be the underdog in Minneapolis, as they have been in both of their playoff games, and that will not bother them one iota.
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Still, even if just "one iota of doubt" creeps in it will start to affect how they think about the relevant government securities, he said.
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A professional dancer's job is to make near-impossible physical feats look easy, never showing a single iota of pain or the strain or fatigue.
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"I could take about $400 [billion] away, and it wouldn't change your standard of living one tiny little bit — not even an iota," Biden told donors.
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He praised Ryanair for strictly following its "outrageously successful" strategy with "not an iota of deviation from that course", for example moving into long-haul flights.
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Yet, Ashley has made it extremely clear she doesn't want to put a single iota more of her sex life (or no sex life) on camera.
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The doomed bill that the Democrats are losing all this sleep over actually sucks a lot if you care even an iota about reducing gun violence.
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The company needs to absolutely nail the Google Assistant experience, and doing that meant not ceding an iota of control to partners in the first iteration.
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Eisenhower's humiliation of Britain and France in the Suez crisis of November 1956 weakened two allies — without gaining an iota of good will from Arab nationalists.
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The attendees were mostly men, but there were plenty of women as well, none of whom seemed to have an iota of doubt about their candidate.
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We will be bold in protecting American interests ... we&aposve always done that, Jake, and President Trump&aposs tweet doesn&apost deviate from that one iota.
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"[We] have not done one iota of planning," says Farrow, whose new podcast The Catch and Kill Podcast with Ronan Farrow is now available on Radio.com.
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Here, it is common to see people who wear both puffer coats and flip flops, or beanies with their tank tops, without an iota of irony.
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I've seen how our heroes, activists, journalists and celebrities have completely sold their souls to support something no person with an iota of morality would do.
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This is absolutely awesome ... WWE star Lacey Evans did NOT break character for one iota of a second while being pulled over by cops in Canada.
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Percentage gain in 2017: Over 500 percent Trading price as of Wednesday: $2,748.33 IOTA was introduced in June 2016 and started trading on Bitfinex in June 2017.
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Maybe the most impressive thing about the Iota is that, from the side, it's pretty hard to see what the person is even using to get around.
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"The smart wallet technology ... can be easily adapted into all new vehicles," Dominik Schiener, IOTA co-founder and co-chairman of its board, told Reuters on Friday.
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Iota, one of the fast-gaining altcoins, was traded at $0.82 in late November, but now stands at $3.89, a gain of 374.4 percent, according to Coinmarketcap.com.
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You'll be surprised at how many people do not want to go to the ground with anyone who appear to know one iota about submitting opponents online.
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But it is equally true that terrible images are published all the time, thousands of them each year, and a vast majority change policy not one iota.
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In opening remarks to donors at a Washington hotel, Democracy Alliance President Gara LaMarche cautioned that "we can't afford one iota of complacency" during the upcoming election.
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I went into survival mode and got a temporary job, but at the same time I refused to curb my spending or change our lifestyle one iota.
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"The events of this week didn't change my view on Formula E one iota," Carey told Reuters in an interview at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Friday.
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Despite being in the "normal" range on the Body Mass Index scale (even though BMI is bullshit), I wasn't one iota happier, and my food obsession remained.
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By 22.3, once its patent expired and its price dropped, thanks to generic competition, it fell off the ad charts — even though its utility hadn't changed one iota.
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Since the election, every iota of news has somehow come to seem more urgent, with each newsbreak, tweet, press conference, and cable news countdown clock hurtling toward … impeachment?
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"The death of my son has changed every iota of my being," Lisa Finch said, reading from the speech she'd spent weeks writing by hand on ruled paper.
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"The death of my son has changed every iota of my being," says Lisa Finch, who was at home with Andrew when he was shot by Wichita police.
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If the car owner allows this, they will get "credits" — presumably IOTA coins, though it's not specified — which will be redeemable for a variety of products and services.
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"There's the recovery time, the putting the chip in, taking it out — and in the long run it doesn't benefit Ian one iota," said Doug Burkhart, his father.
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Later that day, I watched other witnesses say that for all the intimate violence, not one iota of scientific evidence linked any of the five to the attack.
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"They don't always come to the conclusions that I would like for them to come to, but I cannot complain one iota about the ability to give it."
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"That slogan about draining the swamp in Washington really resonated," said Larry Miller, 80, a retired school principal who now fixes accordions in the little town of Iota.
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Shane Chen, the man who runs Inventist — the company behind the Solowheel and the Hovertrax hoverboard — has returned to Kickstarter to crowdfund a new rideable called the Solowheel Iota.
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But the Iota actually has two wheels inside the central housing, making it look sort of like someone cut a hoverboard in half and glued the opposite ends together.
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I spent some time with the OnePlus 5T ahead of today's announcement, and I can say that its ergonomics haven't suffered one iota from the major change in display.
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Volkswagen has partnered with blockchain platform IOTA to track data for evaluating vehicle performance and to track over-the-air software updates in order to protect against cybersecurity threats.
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Check out the clip -- Bruce doesn't give one iota of credence to Floyd's statement ... and says he thinks racially charged statements like that actually damage race relations in America.
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Far From Home doesn't waste an iota of the good will Marvel has earned in its previous offerings — every cheeky nod towards Peter's future in the MCU feels genuine.
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IOTA hit $5 for the first time Wednesday, having climbed more than 90 percent in the last 24 hours, and replaced Ripple's XRP as the world's fourth-largest cryptocurrency.
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Nobody genuinely thinks Donald Trump is going to create a throwback theocracy, but the fear that he doesn't respect women one iota (outside of maybe his daughter) is omnipresent.
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"It's imperative that we do not back off one iota, and certainly not for more happy talk about continuing dialogue," said Stephen K. Bannon, the president's former chief strategist.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders doesn't seem to regret leaving Trump's White House one iota -- because she looks as calm and relaxed as we've seen her since stepping into DT's orbit.
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There's not an atom, an iota, a minute, a cell, a millimeter of my life that didn't have everything to do with Fidel Castro, that is not Fidel Castro's.
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" Unless Trump changed his thinking, Kim said, "the U.S. will not be able to move us one iota even if they sat with us a hundred, a thousand times.
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President Donald Trump has a very long history of making disparaging comments about women's looks -- and he's not changed one iota since deciding to run for president in 553.
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At the heart of Blue Diamond is the Village Market and Mercantile, a general store that doesn't appear to have changed one iota since it was built in the 1940s.
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So far, neither of the kids who have already turned 18 has shown an iota of interest in a weapon, and I am secure in what I consider successful parenting.
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My rationale was that by prefabbing a week's worth of decisions, I would save every iota of intuitive energy for the choices I make when I type words on pages.
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Charles Hale, his pastor, has "never seen one iota of racial prejudice", adding that Mr Sessions and his wife have "humble hearts" and modest tastes: "they live by their faith".
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Reviewing books also had the advantage of approximating college work almost exactly, which was especially appealing to the younger version of myself who lacked an iota of career-oriented imagination.
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And I remember my pal Derek, no slouch of an M.C. himself back then, rewinding "As the Rhyme Goes On" so he could digest every iota of the genius's work.
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As any good biography of a musician should, "In the Midnight Hour" sends us back to the recordings, the best of which have not lost one iota of their power.
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For example, ripple was down 26 percent, bitcoin cash was down 19 percent, iota was down over 23 percent and monero was almost 20 percent as of 11:55 a.m.
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The problem is that any legislation that varies one iota from the language specified in the review act would not qualify for the expedited procedures necessary to avoid obstructive tactics.
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The IOTA team also complained that the flaws identified in Curl by the DCI team were actually "anti-scam copycat mechanisms" in case someone tried to steal IOTA's code, somehow.
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And scientists who study tiger shark behavior popped in to say that there's "not an iota of accuracy" in Appel and Fuiava's tale of sharks circling and ramming their boat.
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We have a ways to go, but the more people that can have an iota of the moment that I've had, where it's just like, "Holy shit" … JS: You're right.
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Many of us have worried that the increasingly circuslike, invasive, round-the-clock nature of modern campaigns would frighten off anyone with an inkling of modesty, an iota of self-doubt.
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Politics President Trump has made it clear to House Democrats that they won't get an iota of cooperation from his administration as their various investigations of the Trump presidency move forward.
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"There was not one iota of proof put in this record in this trial by Planned Parenthood or EMW that that actually occurred," defense attorney Pitt said after the trial concluded.
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The fact of the matter is that those in a higher tax bracket are presently paying far more taxes than anyone else, and this tax cut doesn't change that one iota.
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Not only did Gates admit to embezzling funds from Paul Manafort, he welcomed the chance to testify against him, and showed not one iota of regret for capitalizing on that opportunity.
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Yet JPMorgan's results, like those of Citi and Bank of America, are splendid examples of how well banks can run without one ounce, one iota of help from our federal government.
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The Finney will allow users to share computational resources over a distributed ledger based on the cryptocurrency IOTA, which uses a controversial directed acyclic graph (DAG) architecture different from a blockchain.
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And that means every iota of greenhouse gas we choose to put into the atmosphere adds to the legacy of burdens we choose to impose on future humans and other species.
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Jaguar Land Rover, Britain's largest auto manufacturer, said on Monday it is testing software that will allow drivers of its cars to earn the IOTA cryptocurrency as a reward for sharing data.
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Dominik Schiener, IOTA co-founder, told Reuters on Friday that there would be a universal coin that could be used by all new vehicles to enable the machine economy of the future.
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"Our views about subscription have not changed one iota since the August press statement that we put out on the first day of MoviePass', in my opinion, ridiculous price reduction," he said.
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"We have set out our strategy in 2013 and have not changed it one iota....and because this has worked we will continue with it in the exact same manner," he said.
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Apart from the suspension of the cold war with China, there was little sense that the Trumpian agenda of America First and rest of the world be damned had changed one iota.
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"We feel that the market reaction to IOTA's listing is quite in line with our expectations in the current zeitgeist," IOTA founder and CEO David Sonstebo told CNBC in an emailed statement.
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Could a politician with 21625 years as a United States senator and eight years as vice president follow a president who had not one iota of government experience before he was elected?
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"In fact, any statistics that cast an iota of doubt on the achievement of the government seem to get revised or suppressed on the basis of some questionable ideology," the letter said.
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Billie Jean King says Maria Sharapova's tennis legacy isn't going to be harmed one iota by her doping scandal -- and it's all because of one simple thing she did ... tell the truth.
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Last week proved that there was no such swap, that he hadn't done an iota of work to devise one and that he was spectacularly unprepared to shepherd such legislation through Congress.
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Where is the report that suggests workers themselves benefit even one iota from all this automation—say, in the form of increased benefits now afforded by the greater profit margins generated by automation?
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The automaker announced Monday that its "smart wallet" technology will let drivers earn the IOTA coin that can be used to pay for everyday costs such as coffee, parking, or charging electric vehicles.
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This would reward Jaguar car drivers with IOTA coins for actions such as enabling their vehicles to automatically report useful data, such as traffic congestion or potholes to navigation providers or local authorities.
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While the deal will likely liberalize Cuba's economy, there's nothing in it that actually requires Cuba to become one iota less authoritarian, and it's not clear that economic openness will lead to democracy.
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Dell Chromebook 11 3000 ASUS VivoBook HP 15.6-Inch Full HD Laptop HP Spectre HP OMEN iOTA 360 Acer Aspire 7 Microsoft Surface Laptop 2 Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 Huawei MediaPad M5 Lite
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" (Um, LOL!) This thirst is all-consuming; it denies Trump any iota of self-awareness and the ability to understand why people don't like him, why the "fake media" isn't covering him "fairly.
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The moral code you live by doesn't change one iota, because even if you're somehow aware of the simulation, it doesn't make the people around you, or your interactions with them, less real.
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As social media evolves, increasingly soiled by the worst and loudest impulses of humanity, any poster with an iota of self-awareness has to wonder: What the fuck am I still doing on here?
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Maybe one day his sculptures can be used by travelers to navigate considerable distances, even to cross restricted borders or to escape difficult political and economic circumstances, all without damaging the environment an iota.
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The Stolper-Samuelson theorem, however, found "an iota of possible truth" (as Samuelson put it later) in the hoary argument that workers in rich countries needed protection from "pauper labour" paid a pittance elsewhere.
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And while I wouldn't begrudge this massively talented writer a single iota of joy or peace, I found myself more interested, finally, in the awkward, unresolved stuff she must have chosen to leave out.
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"This special session, the resolution before you, and its call for a commission of inquiry are yet again politically motivated and won't change the situation on the ground by even one iota," she said.
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" A reviewer for Women's Wear Daily documented the hysteria surrounding a collection that had a Barbie theme and concluded, "Life is far too short to devote one iota of energy to analyzing these clothes.
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Interpreted with even an iota of charity, in light of her record and commitments, even in light of the comments immediately preceding and following, Clinton was clearly trying to express concern for coal communities.
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The IOTA developers wrote back that the researchers had misunderstood Curl, saying, for example, that the possibility of finding cryptographic collisions—the point at which a cryptographic function is generally considered broken—was intentional.
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According to the press release, the bust went down in the Spanish cities of Granada and Valencia, and resulted in the seizure of approximately €4.5 million (around $5.25 million) worth of bitcoin, lumens, and IOTA.
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Like the others before it (including last year's original A Christmas Prince), Royal Wedding is unadulterated schmaltz, designed to uplift and ring in the holiday season without an iota of shame or ironic self-awareness.
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A malevolent force has been loosed on the world, moving great invisible gears in unpredictable ways, and no one can say with an iota of certainty where we will be five, ten years from now.
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Bits In the last 24 hours, the Apple rumor-and-news-mill has been doing all it can to eliminate any last iota of surprise about what the company is planning to unveil this week.
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There's not an iota of hospitality, of welcoming in strangers and travelers: For the Fascist, everything is encompassed within the State, and nothing human or spiritual exists, or even has value, outside of the State.
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This could be a hugely disruptive technology in a number of fields, although at first the devices need to be approved for a single medical purpose (one Iota has decided on but can't disclose yet).
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Why it matters: As we've reported over and over again, the pharmaceutical industry's practices have not changed one iota even with the administration's pricing blueprint, and drug companies still have every incentive to raise prices.
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Recognizing an iota of its freedom and independence would give renewed encouragement to centrifugal forces among any number of people and regions on the fringes of what is still very much a conglomeration of republics.
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Any motion, door, or window sensors connected to the Iota will appear in the Home app, and it's also possible to view a live stream from the Iota's built-in camera without leaving the app.
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"From what we know, just a small amount of the 10 million euros has not been found," Dominik Schiener, IOTA co-founder and co-chairman of its board, said in an interview with Reuters on Friday.
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In the days leading up to Clinton's humbling defeat, some of Priorities' biggest givers were reluctant to project much confidence, signaling that even they were unsure that their millions of dollars made an iota of difference.
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It now appears that the partnership with Microsoft announcement was just based on a Microsoft employee congratulating IOTA for joining its Azure platform for development, rather than any sort of implied endorsement from the software giant.
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"We are not going to deviate one iota from our footballing concepts and what we've been doing for a long time now," the distinguished former Spain defender Hierro told a media conference in Sochi on Thursday.
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"Furthermore, I hate what you're doing to the country at this moment and I'm counting the days until you no longer have one iota of the power that you currently have," Rogen said he told Ryan.
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"Nobody has been able to sit down with him and have him get one iota of intelligent information about the Middle East," Duane R. Clarridge, an adviser on terrorism and national security, said at the time.
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In order to get it now to the point where they can propose human trials, Iota has raised $15 million in funding; the round was led by Horizons Ventures, Astellas, Bold Capital Partners, Ironfire and Shanda.
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GREG VOUROS, SEATTLE To the Editor: President Trump has neither in word nor deed displayed an iota of Christian charity toward the poor, the disabled, the dispossessed or the stranger that Christ enjoined of his followers.
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But public health experts and medical professionals who don't use their scrubs to preach moral values have exhausted just about every reasonable argument and iota of science to fight abstinence-based messaging… and yet it remains.
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If the administration had shown an iota of good faith—by allowing witnesses like Mick Mulvaney and John Bolton to testify and then raising specific executive-privilege claims, for example—a delay would make more sense.
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"We view the government's motion as a further attempt to demonize Mr. Guzman and paint an extremely prejudicial picture of him before one iota of evidence has been presented to the jury," Balarezo told VICE News.
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He never once says anything of substance about Aleppo, anything at all to indicate that he actually understands what's happening in the city and has an iota of an idea of what to do about it.
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Not a single Republican member of Congress has expressed the slightest iota of interest in hearing from Trump's accusers, looking into their accusations in any way, or otherwise seeking to find the truth of the matter.
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"This all sounds curiously like things haven't changed at Twitter one iota since 2016, when BuzzFeed News reported on a litany of similar issues that had resulted in the site becoming a decade-long "honeypot for assholes.
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Imagine how foolhardy this sort of tampering would look to Muslims, who believe that God's message was revealed at a particular time, in a particular form of Arabic words, of which not one iota can be changed.
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Rivera's version combines cleaned foie, milk, iota carrageenan, and salt in the Thermomix—essentially a blender with a heating element—and he sets it to 70 degrees Celsius, with the blade spinning at a medium-low speed.
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If House Democrats decided to pressure Pelosi into stepping down and replaced her with someone from the center of the party, the Republican attacks would not change one iota and they would probably still be pretty effective.
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" The score didn't seem to matter one iota to Nolan and his clan, all rocking multiple pieces of Sixers flair, and making mischief with other rallying cries like "Trust the Pro-cess!" and "Rob-in's Bet-ter!
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Believe me, if they added the smallest iota of value I'd consider thinking different, but the crazy toothless lady who kicks everyone that gets too close to her cardboard box hasn't made anyone's life better in a while.
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We hear this influence on Girlpool's "I Like That You Can See It" or Jay Som's "(Bedhead)" or Angel Olsen's goosebump-inducing "Iota"—a feeling that seems and sounds so small and sparse but is overwhelming and important.
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JLR has partnered with German non-profit the IOTA Foundation, which helps businesses establish digital protocols, to provide the currency and help handle payments using its disrupted ledger technology — a system like the blockchain that enables cryptocurrency transactions.
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Don't talk about Pokémon Go. Don't post about Pokémon Go. Don't think about Pokémon Go. Don't have any iota of feeling about Pokémon Go. Transcend to an enlightened plane of existence where Pokémon Go doesn't exist to you.
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Playing to continuous boos as he has done in St. Louis since a 2010 bench-clearing crawl that he and catcher Yadier Molina headlined while he was a member of the Cincinnati Reds doesn't bother Phillips one iota.
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"Whatever was agreed last night with the EU still has to go through the British parliament ... The uncertainty surrounding that still hasn't changed one iota," said James McGlew, executive director of corporate stockbroking at Argonaut in Perth, Australia.
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Rudy Giuliani's campaign to lead the State Department without an iota of foreign policy experience speaks to this, as does Bannon's use of radio interviews with Trump to ingratiate himself and alter the candidate's positions with leading questions.
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"Hang me if they find an iota of truth in the girl's case," said Ajit Singh, whose son, Amit, was one of the men arrested on Tuesday after he had been released on bail in the previous case.
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Flashback: Remember we wrote that story last August giving the fly on the wall account of the Oval Office meeting where Trump told Kelly and staff: Well, it's March 2018, and Trump hasn't changed his views one iota.
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While not usually ones to deny cinema one iota of its power, this time we just have to hope that he's right because whatever monumentally unfunny funhouse we're in, we're barely hanging on in the world "Joker" reflects.
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"Contrary to the romanticized idea being peddled by some, recent lopsided concessions in U.S. policy towards Cuba have not led to an iota of positive changes in the way the regime rules or the Cuban people live," Menendez added.
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Recently the IOTA Foundation announced the launch of its data marketplace and that it has teamed up with multiple leading companies including Microsoft, Bosch, Daimler, Accenture, Samsung, Orange, and more, to demonstrate a so-called, tamper-proof data marketplace.
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Iota Biosciences wants to change that with millimeter-wide sensors that can live more or less permanently in your body and transmit wirelessly what they detect, and a $15 million Series A should put them well on their way.
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When I watch him, sometimes when he's on the verge, it's almost as if he lets in an iota of doubt, and at that elite level, that's all it takes to lose the edge, the zone and a match.
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The one-person project has counted eight releases since 2009, and the latest sticks to Book of Sand's stated themes (anti-racism, feminism, veganism) without feeling preachy, falling back on rote audio samples, or sacrificing an iota of intensity.
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When Peggy and Marco Lachmann-Anke learned in January that hackers cracked a 29-character password and cleaned out their cryptocurrency wallet, they did not go to the police or alert the tokens' issuer, the Berlin-based technology group IOTA.
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But until we get our answers (and believe you us, we will get to the bottom of this), we'll be waiting...for our cab — because the subway is delayed, yet again — and trying to look an iota as posh as Posh.
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Instead of not saying anything, which would have been an appropriate response since the situation does not involve him one iota, the 27-year-old singer decided to write a garbage comment on Swift's Instagram photo for all to see.
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But what could have been a relatively innocuous 11 hours of TV about a group of immature dudes who fail to evolve one iota becomes basically unwatchable when you put in the context of the world we live in today.
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Should we now recognize that for all the talk for the last year about collusion and Trump and Russia, not one iota of evidence but now, it&aposs almost like the noose is getting tighter, the evidence is becoming pretty obvious.
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Ohlhausen's recent experience being in the minority at the FTC, and her well-deserved reputation for getting things done, will serve the agency well as she finds ways to avoid gridlock without compromising one iota of her firmly-held conservative principles.
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If there could be a consistent stream of Corgi butts on everyone's feed at all times taking up even an iota of the space typically given to criticism/fake news, then I truly think the world would be a better place.
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But in an irony not lost one iota on Ms. Duke, the fame she won for playing a typical teenager — who inhabited a world of bubble gum, bobby socks and few real problems — belied the lifelong upheavals that began in childhood.
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"Unlike the overwhelming majority of projects in this space, IOTA has not done any paid promo, so now that there's a steady stream of these large news stories the major technological advantages become known to the wider audience," he said.
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Detailed statistical analysis found oil states tended to reelect incumbent governors when oil prices were rising and defeat them when petroleum prices were falling, even though no governor of any American state has an iota of influence over oil prices.
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Eventually he found his way to Butler, where he enthusiastically took on the usual load of faculty duties, plus unusual ones like serving as the faculty adviser to the Beta Lambda chapter of the national coeducational insurance fraternity, Gamma Iota Sigma.
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And it refused to let up on any of its potentially alienating elements, from the off-kilter framing to the weird monologues about our rigged political system to the potentially gimmicky "what's real and what's not?" questions, even one iota.
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Safety may indeed be the first value of almost all of these organizations, but then, you can spend hours inside of a company's 10-K or 10-Q before finding one iota of a statement about it (except, of course, after disaster strikes).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - When Peggy and Marco Lachmann-Anke learned in January that hackers cracked a 2000-character password and cleaned out their cryptocurrency wallet, they did not go to the police or alert the tokens' issuer, the Berlin-based technology group IOTA.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - That Ash Barty carries a nation's hopes of ending the long wait for a home champion into the Australian Open quarter-finals this week will make not one iota of difference to her preparations, the 63-year-old said on Sunday.
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He won't divulge his own age but if you had to guess, you might say around 70, and he hasn't changed his menu or his recipes one iota in 42 years — everything kosher, no dairy except for the cheese Danish and strudel.
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Over the decades, the band—which currently features founding members Shiva and Kathir alongside more recent additions Vinod and Simon—has cultivated a truly unique sound that pays homage to its creators' heritage and spirituality without sacrificing an iota of extreme metal intensity.
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The rally followed an announcement by the IOTA Foundation, a German non-profit firm that oversees the virtual currency, last Tuesday, that it had partnered with the likes of Microsoft, Samsung and Fujitsu on a blockchain-based marketplace that lets them sell data.
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The main differences between the two systems: the Iota kit can be used with Wi-Fi and has an HD camera built into the gateway, while the Smart Security kit's gateway needs Ethernet access and does not have a built-in camera.
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There is also no evidence that Reagan's "rollback" policy – which sought to aggressively challenge communist movements throughout the world, from Central America to Afghanistan and Africa – had an iota of influence on the liberalizing reforms that catalyzed the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Before Grant demands respect from the Duchess of Sussex for herself and her father, she should take a quick glance in the mirror and admit that the Markle side of the family hasn't given Meghan an iota of respect since she started dating Harry.
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" AND NOW, A WORD FROM CHARLES… "Even if every charge against Clinton were true and she got 20 years in the clink, it would change not one iota of the truth — or falsity — of the charges of collusion being made against the Trump campaign.
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The point was, he was no transient but a former jurist who'd no doubt passed judgment on whole truckloads of transients in his time, and the further point was that that didn't make an iota of difference, except maybe by way of funeral arrangements.
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Stop trying to trick me into caring about all of these fake holidays that were invented by PR people in the interest of selling things that are otherwise so inconsequential and commonplace that I wouldn't spend an iota of brain power thinking about them.
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While the haters may argue that the president's physical display of affection for himself indicates how dangerously bloated his ego has become, I can't help but have an iota of respect for the fact that he was able to consistently applaud himself with such ferocity.
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"To the extent that technology gives you the power to serve a broader swath of the market, and you've got more leverage as a result," said Robert H. Frank, a Cornell University economist who has written extensively about superstars, "that's not slowed down one iota."
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This is all pretty much in the public domain already; Heilman and his colleagues (including Neha Narula at MIT) published their work in September, and ahead of the vulnerability disclosure in August IOTA changed their algorithm from Curl to the well-documented Keccak algorithm.
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One popular cryptocurrency investing Twitter account, "360Trader" tweeted that it would never buy IOTA, adding, "When the cryptographers are telling everybody to leave... well…" On the other hand, cryptocurrency fans have come to IOTA's defense because the current Keccak algorithm is thought to be safe.
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Last week, Europol announced that it helped UK and German law enforcement agencies arrest a 36-year old man from Oxford, England, accused of stealing around 10 million euros (about $11.4 million) in IOTA coins from more than 85 victims around the world since January 2018.
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The third installment in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy went off the rails in a variety of ways, the most obvious being that the motivations of its two central characters, Peter Parker (Tobey MaGuire) and Harry Osbourne (James Franco), did not make one iota of sense.
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Cryptocurrency insecurity: IOTA, BCash and too many more If Nvidia had seen the cryptocurrency boom for what it was at the time — an important but misleading flare in value — it likely would not have produced the estimated $57 million in excess inventory aimed at the miner market.
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In other words, even if every iota of every single American's work were to be harnessed in service to paying down the national debt for a year, each and every American would still be on the hook for about $4,85033 — in addition to that year's indentured servitude.
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Rather, it perpetuates a "deep suspicion" among the Republican party (a suspicion that has existed since the 1980s) of U.S. environmental laws, fostered radically inaccurate misinformation about climate science, and is led by a president who claims — without an iota of evidence — that wind turbines cause cancer.
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While working on this idea, I tried to make the Greek letters break across a two-word phrase, and I tried to use as many four- and five-letter Greek letters (THETA, ALPHA, OMEGA, ZETA, IOTA) and as few three-letter Greek letters (RHO) as possible.
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If Senator Kennedy cared one iota about protecting businesses and residents in his state, he would support the Congressional Review Act resolutions to restore net neutrality rules, rather than offering a bill that was basically written by Comcast's lobbyists, and that has no chance of passing anyway.
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To much of the right, it's obvious that Jeong's tweets represented anti-white racism in its purest form; to much of the left, it's obvious they were jokes that anyone with an iota of self-awareness could parse, and the affront taken at them is pure bad faith.
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We are now in the ludicrous position of asserting that we must accept huge amounts of precisely such EU law, without changing an iota, because it is essential for our economic health - and when we no longer have any ability to influence these laws as they are made.
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In fact, Hadid and her supermodel bestie Kendall Jenner have been making a serious case for the revival of the '80s concert tee on a regular basis, so they should be pleased they'll be able to support their friend without changing their personal style M.O. a single iota.
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It was a time when almost every single movie ended with a wedding, no iota of nuance to be found anywhere, even if the woman in the movie had just spent 83 minutes prior making a case as to why she didn't want to be or shouldn't be married.
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Our inability to think dialectically, and by extension, empathetically, stems both from our shortened attention spans and the flattening of public discourse, but also from our fear of being shamed — in an ideologically divided society — for acknowledging any iota of truth to the grievance of the other side.
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We are now in the ludicrous position of asserting that we must accept huge amounts of precisely such EU law, without changing an iota, because it is essential for our economic health — and when we no longer have any ability to influence these laws as they are made.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A top official at technology group IOTA Foundation said most of the roughly $11 million in the company's cryptocurrency stolen from investor wallets has been found, but the funds are being held to be used as evidence by law enforcement authorities against the alleged perpetrator of the heist.
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But I will say this: The Michigan win put a new gust of wind into Sanders's sails and strengthened his argument that he is a very real and viable alternative to Clinton — and that he shouldn't feel one iota of pressure to leave the race before all the contests are finished.
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Whether it's a 700-year storm, 85033-year high on the stock market, 16-year high in consumer confidence, 16-year low in unemployment, a foreign policy challenge or a simple domestic issue, it is now abundantly clear that the mainstream media doesn't plan to give Trump one iota of credit.
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And the needle will not move an iota through the force of another member of the intelligentsia telling people the truth in a variety of ways (eloquent, harsh, humorous, scolding, intellectual, academic), convincing them of the veracity and holiness of his position, and waiting for the light bulb to go on.
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It was also about a group of Americans who don't care one iota about character or honesty or even reality, but do care about sticking it to liberals and creating chaos for fun -- because liberals, and the people increasingly benefiting from the changing political order, are women and people of color.
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I said, 'Furthermore, I hate what you're doing to the country at this moment, and I count the days until you no longer have one iota of the power that you currently have,'" he said amidst a cheering studio audience who applauded as if to say, "You said what we were all thinking.
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I, for one, may not know what it's like to have to say goodbye to the love of my life as I sacrifice my life to save the world, but thanks to Captain America, I can feel an iota of that pain, and use it to unleash my emotions whenever I feel blocked.
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While a bit of a sasser, Jay Cutler lives a drama-free life that he protects at all costs, most notably by ensconcing himself in the creature comforts of home (two homes, in fact, but we'll get to that) and not spending one iota of his day in a way he doesn't want.
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To do even an iota of any of this would mandate some type of credible "hot-line" mechanism between Tehran, Washington and other key players to deconflict the inevitable incidents and attacks from proxies, splinter groups and lone wolves that would work at all costs to destabilize any improved, less confrontational relationship.
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"I have yet to see a case similar to ours, as to an individual being removed by US law enforcement authorities and there is not one piece of paper, there is not one note, there is not one iota of evidence to memorialize that an individual was removed from the United States," Curiel said.
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But if we're going to start putting Democrats' diverse options for 2020 on magazine covers, falling in and out of love with them and floating scenarios sublime and ridiculous, he warrants an iota of oxygen, a small pocket of the breathlessly speculative space that Cory and Kamala and Elizabeth and Beto are taking up.
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And yet she was a very late-'22018s depiction of what feminism meant, clawing out a place in the news media firmament with guts and gusto, and she would be damned if she was going to give up one iota — especially not to the younger, less bold, less brassy women trying to climb the ladder behind her.
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On Wednesday, elected officials, including RuthAnne Visnauskas, commissioner of New York State Homes and Community Renewal, largely took a wait-and-see approach to the sale, though Senator Chuck Schumer, a Democrat, said that he will be "watching like a hawk to make sure any new owner follows every iota" of the 2009 agreement on affordability.
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Trump resigned the presidency already — if we regard the job as one of moral stewardship, if we assume that an iota of civic concern must joust with self-regard, if we expect a president's interest in legislation to rise above vacuous theatrics, if we consider a certain baseline of diplomatic etiquette to be part of the equation.
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He has gone from a touted messenger of the future of what engagement and communication -- in politics and in life -- could be to a sort of cautionary tale of the dangerous downsides of our ever-accelerating obsession with our online lives and steadily-increasing willingness to share every iota of personal information with a nameless, faceless entity.
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Then I spent a week or so looking through glossaries of boxing terminology, and while I found a few "almosts" (the locker room attendant THREW IN THE TOWEL), I couldn't find enough to justify the larger grid size — though I suspect that Merl Reagle, God bless him, could have made it work without straining his brain one iota.
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Alas, this half-admiration doesn't extend to the recent saga in which a) they rolled their own crypto; b) MIT and BU researchers found a flaw in it; c) IOTA first said that the flaw was intentional, and then, apparently, that it was created by an imperfect AI (!); d) a spectacular war of words (between those parties and several others) erupted.
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Then, yesterday, Neha Narula, the director of MIT's Digital Currency Initiative, presented last year's work in a talk at Black Hat — and even though that work stemmed from last year … The interesting bit is this: Iota has been scrambling to remove their broken homemade hash function (which is still used in their centralized coordinator) before a vulnerability presentation at BlackHat. pic.twitter.
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"I am not vain enough to suppose for a moment that words of mine could add one iota of weight to the arguments from these learned and earnest women," she began, but then detailed how, as "a colored woman" and yet as "a resident of this district, a taxpayer," she was allotted only a portion of the rights of her male counterparts.
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Her responsibilities include archiving and documenting a wide range of precious objects, such as the Iota Cross painted by Pope Makarius III, an illustrated manuscript of the Psalms of David written on goatskin in Ge'ez, an ancient South Semitic language historically used by the Ethiopian church, and religious icons drawn by famed neo-Coptic iconographers such as Isaac Fanous and Seham Guirguis.
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Later that day, the pair proved once again that their baby by no means implies they've lost an iota of their edge, posting a photo on Instagram in which it appears that Prinsloo is enjoying a glass of wine with bottle in hand and Levine is rolling up something smokable while his hair is obscured by a shower cap and some kind of white substance.
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Because, in my own small way — which did not, of course, involve a man nearly twice my size hovering behind me like a leather-faced stalker in a B-grade horror flick — I could relate to her, or, at least, to the strain of having to smile and nod at someone who lacks an iota of insight about the kind of work I'd done for most of my adult life.
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