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What about political misinformation — why is that so problematic?
" PARELES On John McLaughlin's new album, "Is That So?
Is that so you won't forget what they look like?
Is that so far removed from a sponsored, televised wedding?
What gets complicated is that so many American businesses are interconnected.
What's interesting is that so many other things come into focus.
All you want is the best jeans, and is that so wrong?
The other thing is that so many brands are throwing so many events.
He believes computational pathology is that so-called "missing link" in cancer diagnoses.
The natural assumption is that so much smoke comes with an attendant fire.
The second is that, so far, few podcasts have a big enough audience.
Part of our agony is that so many of these massacres are preventable.
What's amazing is that so many manufacturers are depending on third-party retailers.
But my point is that so many people mocked and ridiculed Donald Trump.
One reason, she suggests, is that so many of them studied at American universities.
The big difference is that so much of the energy in prison is chaotic.
All I want is a culinary cultural revolution, is that so much to ask?
On Baseball Part of baseball's allure is that so little works out as planned.
What's different now is that so many more voices can be heard, she says.
The problem with electric folding bikes is that so many of them are awful.
What became immediately apparent, scrolling through them, is that so many invoke Wilt's name.
A light, "fast enough" laptop for under $700—is that so much to ask?
The good news is that so far, online attacks on home devices are relatively uncommon.
But what makes the search so difficult is that so many "basics" are, well, basic.
What Mr Abbott seemingly failed to anticipate is that so many Republicans would be, too.
As an educator, I think the real issue is that so many Americans can't read.
So knowing I could've been on the cutting room floor...why is that so terrible?
The reality is that, so far, the resistance's allies in Congress have avoided taking it.
The reason for this is that so far, a perfect Bell test hasn't been conducted.
My gut right now is that, so far, this has been advantageous for Iran's hardliners.
The good news is that so far, online attacks on home devices are relatively uncommon.
But the interesting thing is that so many people are creating new lanes like I am.
Yet the biggest reason Manila's roads move so slowly is that so many people now drive.
What's troubling to consider is that so much taxpayer money went into putting together this convention.
The good news for surfers is that so are the waves, along with cleaner, clearer water.
What's exceptional about the United States is that so many borrowers are behind on their loans.
Part of the answer is that so-called trophy art has become a lot more expensive.
But what's noteworthy here is that, so far, everyone seems to be playing their expected role.
The problem is that so far, the multibillion-dollar cannabis industry is overwhelmingly white and male.
The good news is that, so far as we can tell, this attack really has backfired.
The difference here is that, so far as we know, Coats refused to carry out Trump's request.
The best part is that so far I haven't had to deal with anyone peeing on anything.
The good thing about all of this is that so many groups are joining in the fight.
What's interesting is that so many people are talking about Amazon in this sort of inevitable way.
Part of the worry about Zika is that so much about it is unknown, and therefore scary.
Is that so, she said, and nodded to her redheaded colleague, who stood ready with the handcuffs.
The surprise is that so many Republicans are now expressing consternation at what Mr. Trump is doing.
Quillette's editorial point of view is that so-called cancel culture is overly punitive and lacks nuance.
Part of the problem is that so many of them remain obscured in the fog of denial.
The tragic reality, however, is that so far neither the revolution nor the larger discussion has happened.
The problem is that so little is known about it that the story never really comes alive.
The sad thing, of course, is that so many Americans seem to be OK with this viewpoint.
The sad fact is that so many people who utterly rely on secretaries still consider the work demeaning.
And this has happened in the past -- (CROSSTALK) GIGOT: The problem is that so many Democrats are running.
Part of the problem when discussing climate threats is that so much of it feels abstract or distant.
I guess sometimes the sad part for me is that so many times they're just kind of forgotten.
The reality is that so many women and girls regularly starve themselves toward thinness that is ever elusive.
Finally, let us not forget why it is that so many are off work and school on Monday.
What's kind of lovely about it, is that so many of my friends are in the same boat.
My understanding is that so far, in the real world, no one has built a working time machine.
What bothers me most now is that so many photos and videos of me were published early on.
And Medicare for All is that, so much so that they feel the need to adopt that label.
The bad news is that so many criminals continue to abuse e-commerce marketplaces to hawk fake goods.
What's different now is that so much money has poured into a specific type of computer-driven trading.
"What this experience is showing them is that so many of us live paycheck to paycheck," she said.
The problem here is that so many things changed in our society while the obesity epidemic gathered steam.
But the truth is that so many can get big by swallowing up or shutting down potential threats.
If there's a delay of several hours, to make sure the results are accurate, is that so bad?
What makes the rigging especially dispiriting is that so many former members of Congress are part of it.
The most important thing is that so many more women are now believed and have been given a voice.
But what's striking is that so far there doesn't seem to be any forward motion on it at all.
"The problem is that so many threats to US security simply can't be solved in that way," Singer said.
Among my numerous fears about his presidency is that so much progress on climate could go up in flames.
ONE of the extraordinary things about the modern world is that so much of it takes food for granted.
" The result is that "so far he's only managed to delay a few rules that hadn't yet taken effect.
What's even more astounding is that so many of those YouTubers can make a living simply from viral videos.
What makes repealing Medicaid hard is that so many Americans now rely on the program, even in conservative states.
What we are seeing is that so much of the strategy of those attacking us is to divide us.
What I mean is that, so far at least, bitcoin is the least transparent financial bubble I've ever seen.
Klein's challenge is that so much of the story rests with James's clothes, about which she provides granular detail.
What's unexpected, therefore, is that so few of the virtual reality artworks I've seen really require its immersive capabilities.
Said Haynes: "The take-home point for me is that so much goes right in the development of an organism."
What strengthens the effects in "Tigers Are Not Afraid," by contrast, is that so few of them are especially special.
The good thing about that, I think, is that so that as long as you have doubt, you really strive.
Another reason for such optimism is that, so far, Amazon has mainly used its network to serve its own customers.
One reason why the virus has affected China so badly is that so much of the industry is small-scale.
What's interesting here is that so far, Google has never positioned the Assistant as a productivity tool in the workplace.
The reason is that, so long as Mr Corbyn remains leader, Labour seems sure to go on trailing the Tories.
Finally, the shifted goal posts: O.K., it happened exactly the way the media says, but really, is that so bad?
But what's inspiring to me is that so many of the young women I've met are triumphing in incredible ways.
The only reason for his rise is that so many Republicans back him as a protest vote against Mr. Trump.
The good news is that so far, there's no clear data that the microplastics we're sipping are hurting our bodies.
One of the problems we have on the race issue is that so few churches talk about it at all.
A bigger problem is that so many of the "problems" that are addressed don't seem exclusively or even particularly British.
And what's intrigued runners and experts is that so many champions come from, or train at, Rift Valley in Kenya.
The risk is that so much negative news from so many places in the world has a self-sustaining effect.
Part of the problem is that so few women even reach the athletic heights of Woods, let alone stay there.
Nowhere in geopolitics — with the exception of North Korea and China — is that so perilous as it is with Russia.
What's upsetting is that so many men took that statement as a springboard to making me feel uncomfortable and unsafe.
Still, despite its many stunning creative feats, the film's most pertinent achievement is that so many people went to see it.
The problem is that so many idealistic artists, even in this curated gathering, produce work that is simplistic and visually unexciting.
One of the lazier pieces of political conventional wisdom is that so-called social issues are hurting Republicans with young people.
One of the many problems with Rogue One: A Star Wars Story is that so much of that joy is gone.
What's tragic is that so many Americans, including political leadership, think it's acceptable to distort the past and freely spout untruths.
Another point is that so much of McGregor's game—particularly on the counter—is about giving ground to invite over extension.
What is disturbing, though, is that so little has been done to level the playing field for our own mining companies.
"What worries me is that so many people are losing their jobs and rationing their spending and disposable income," she says.
Complicating matters is that so much remains unknown about the new coronavirus, including how infectious it is and the fatality rate.
" Before Wednesday, Hough hadn't released a new single since 2010, when she came out with her track, "Is That So Wrong.
The reason they feel foreign to so many men is that so many men never felt like they needed to listen.
Robo Recall Part of the content problem with VR at the moment is that so many VR games are just shooting galleries.
"What makes me happiest about today is that so many people got to experience their first concert ever," Comstock tweeted that day.
"The problem with these is that so many things could have changed between the 'before' period and the 'after' period," she adds.
"The good news about that album being finished is that so is that part of my life," he says with a chuckle.
"The problem is that so many things have political connotations, and the connotations are in the eye of the beholder," he continued.
Sen is also hoping the medical system will recognize what a big problem it is that so many junior doctors get depressed.
The sad part is that so many people treat Trump's tweets as if they are arguments when in fact they are carnival.
The problem, Rosenberg says, is that so long as that congressional amendment is in place, the CDC is unlikely to move forward.
The good news is that so far the intent, no matter how bad, hasn't led to the effect Republican lawmakers apparently desire.
Part of the problem is that so few of the sedimentary layers that date back to this period are exposed, making discoveries difficult.
What makes the seizure of documents strange is that so little of the Cambridge Analytica story is, at this late date, in dispute.
The goal is that so many people join the network that the proposed currency, known as Qs, will one day have monetary value.
The result is that so much happens to each individual that narrative coherence and psychological plausibility fly out of the window (remember "Lost"?).
It's that kind of hypocrisy, those kind of lies, and what's worse than that it's happening is that so many people don't care.
The irony is that so much of the strongest art in the exhibition critiques the same Western elite that has made it valuable.
Essentially, the idea of full employment is that so few workers are available that companies need to begin raising wages to attract help.
The problem is that so many insist on drifting wider, and in so doing are brushing aside the narrative that they helped construct.
A big reason for chariness with a U.B.I. is that, so far, the program lives in people's heads, untried on a national scale.
Perhaps the greatest argument that removal advocates have is that so much of this infrastructure is nearing the end of its life span.
It is not quite that nothing sticks to Mr. Trump; it is that so much sticks that nothing stays visible for very long.
Part of what is so frustrating about losing a bag is that so much of the process seems out of the traveler's control.
Seidel is securely on the winner's side of the widening wealth gap; the implication, if we're reading him, is that so are we.
"Part of the story is that photosynthesis is going up, and part of the story is that so is respiration," said Dr. Campbell.
The reason there's such disagreement among experts about the effects of Trump's policy is that so much hinges on what's happening inside North Korea.
If there is any surprise in the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation survey, it is that so many young people still view capitalism favorably.
The simplest way to put it is that so much of this culture is fake — fame, money, fake guns, all the cars are rented.
Uber is that so many of the people following the case are essentially rooting for Google to crush a smaller firm with a lawsuit.
What's so fantastic about this season is that so many people are making interesting and intelligent choices based on their life experiences and characters.
The saddest part is that so many people – doctors, nurses, support staff, and most importantly, veterans themselves – could have told you this would happen.
Often, the reason data from dictators remains unchallenged is that so many economists, financiers, diplomats, and donors rely on it to do their jobs.
"The problem is that so much of the effort has focused on the cities," Mr. Wesa said during a visit to Panjwai last month.
"What's surprising is that so many different types of activity - meditation, physical exercise, yoga, executive function training programs - are reasonably effective," Steinberg said by email.
What&aposs so disappointing is that so many Republicans we wanted to pass it and it was derailed at the 11th hour by two Senators.
The real issue is that so much of our understanding of female sexual response has been shaped by men and their phallocentric conceptions of pleasure.
An irony of the Dunning-Kruger effect is that so many people misinterpret it, are overconfident in their understanding of it, and get it wrong.
Sanders's problem is that so far his "political revolution" has been much more popular with white voters than with Hispanics and especially with African-Americans.
One of my biggest problems with Lahren is that so many platforms give her the time and space to spew her bigotry to the masses.
"Some parties are very anti-European, and one reason is that so far we have no solution for the posting of workers," says Mr Peeters.
If MemoRE gets swallowed up they'll keep half the lawyers you're definitely in the top half definitely probably if you're not is that so bad?
Part of the reason the nonprofit sector is thriving here is that so much of it evolved from the corporate culture of one company, Microsoft.
Is that so-called journalist out there giving you fake news about what is or is not a commonly accepted phrase in the English language?
As a non-fashion person, my problem with most of the garments in the final gallery is that so many of them look so useless.
Is that so fast that it might outstrip the ability of humans to act wisely and prevent a conflict that they would prefer to avoid?
The meaningful part is that so many people get in touch and tell me their stories, either in person or by email or social media.
"The problem for you is that so many of these examples — and a photographer can be included — do involve speech," Justice Kennedy told Mr. Francisco.
The conventional wisdom is that so far, SETI has only searched a infinitesimal number of the stars in the universe for signs of intelligent life.
Citigroup did not do as well as Goldman, but the fact is that so little was expected by Citi and so much was expected from Goldman.
And what's shocking to me is that so many Republicans seem to be totally fine with just having this laid-back attitude like no big deal.
Right now the biggest problem is that so many people are coming to see the walkway, the town is almost unable to accommodate so many visitors.
Especially tragic is that so much of this debate ignores the brilliance that I get to witness on a daily basis from my students of color.
"The challenge with using some of the new communication platforms on farms is that so many of the owners and employees are 60 plus," Harnish said.
And the result is that so far, it looks a lot more like 2014 — though there's some indication that it's picking up the pace even more.
This is how Glover's review ends: Part of the reason for Hockney's success is that so much of the work is so agreeable to look at.
The shame of it is that so many more might have seized the moment to come forward if not for the chilling effect of Mitchell's performance.
Its advantage is that -- so far -- there's been little coordination among its adversaries on the ground, and none of them seems strong enough to take Raqqa alone.
The problem is that so many of them — and women of color, in particular — lack the tools and access that those with more privilege have been afforded.
If it were forced to do so, the risk is that so many issues become cause for divestment that ethical concerns pose a threat to Vanguard's business.
The problem with using Tango for fun is that so far, it's just not quite smooth or accurate enough to let you get lost in the experience.
In New Zealand, in Pittsburgh, and too many times before, what we see is that so-called "lone wolves" may act alone, but they hate in groups.
The point is that so-called Trumpcare, aka "The American Health Care Act," aims to defund Planned Parenthood, mostly on the basis that PP offers abortion services.
The problem is that so far, every probe that has entered Venus' atmosphere has carried scientific instruments that were incapable of distinguishing organic material from inorganic particles.
But one of the big ideas behind Axios is that so many of our great journalistic brands cater to the journalist, not to the people reading it.
I think one of the most moving things about Reza's art is that so often when people work with texts, they are really just in their heads.
Maybe what's wrong is that so many people believe being comfortable doing your own taxes means you're a Real Adult, and if you're not comfortable, you're immature.
No, what is surprising is that so many Europeans have so far been willing to stem the flow of populism, as we saw in France last year.
The irony is that so many of these endowments and foundations exist to make the world a fairer place, not to exclude vast segments of the population.
A typical talking point in all these backlash narratives is that so-and-so's conduct was not nearly as bad as Weinstein's — something that's almost always true.
Apple's argument is that so many people already own iPhones and iPads, that the number paid subscriptions to its services is much more indicative of the company's success.
And one thing is that so much of the money is in Silicon Valley and the firms are there because they come out of, you know, it's historic.
But even if Trump fails, the amazing thing is that so much of the establishment's arsenal was needed to defeat an unpolished and very flawed candidate like him.
What is clear is that so far the measures imposed to cool commodity markets in November have been nowhere near as effective as similar steps taken in April.
"What the report shows is that so many people in poor black communities were unduly harassed and incarcerated," Catherine Pugh, a Maryland state senator, said in an interview.
What leaves JonBenét Ramsey's murder open to a film like Green's is that so many elements of the actual crime were compromised, leaving the public to play detective.
The upshot is that, so long as the GOP field remains divided, Trump has a big opportunity to roll to a series of victories and rack up delegates.
One is that so far the T-cells have been programmed to target a molecule, CD19, which is only common to the surface of a few blood cancers.
The reality is that so far, at least, Trump has governed pretty overwhelmingly as a conventional pro-business Republican and the economic recovery has kept on ticking along.
"As China's military power grows, the fear is that so, too, will its appetite for regional hegemony," said Mr. Cronin of the Center for a New American Security.
The real problem is that so far most of those somethings haven't worked, or won't work, or won't work anytime soon, or come at too exorbitant a price.
Their concern is that so-called zombie companies which owe their sustenance to cheap debt now face a reckoning as cash flows dry up and the economy contracts.
Lyft's commitment to carbon-neutrality is especially meaningful, because one irony of the ride-hailing industry is that, so far, it's likely creating more vehicle miles traveled, not less.
Because while Obama has repeatedly expressed confidence in the wisdom of the American people, and faith that they'd eventually reject Trump, the truth is that, so far, they haven't.
The trouble is that so much of America's social policy has been shaped by three principles that ignore these facts; to fix it we need to start from there.
Part of the problem here is that so much turns on the good faith of the prosecutor, which means luck plays far too large a role in the system.
And one thing I've taken from your writing is that so much writing about health care is about the margin — the brand new cancer therapy, the brand new medication.
What's most frustrating is that so many Democrats should even raise this issue — the viability of female candidates — after the phenomenal success of women running for office in 2018.
The risk for policymakers is that so much money will exit China it will undo their efforts to cut the cost of credit domestically and reinvigorate flagging productive investment.
"Our general view on the trade issue is that so far it has not been economically significant," Mona Mahajan, U.S. Investment Strategist at Allianz Global Investors in New York.
The result is that so many relying on what was once promised as "affordable" insurance are now forced to choose between their family's health and rapidly diminishing disposable income.
What I thought was really interesting as I read much of the scholarship on white slave-owning women is that so much of it starts when women are adults.
"The problem is that so many of those people we denied for our teams, they probably just find a cheaper operator that is willing to take them," he said.
What I have noticed while growing up in this world of technology, is that so many adults around me are on their phone just as often as the children.
The second miracle is that so far, Colorado Medicaid has paid for all of Abby's prescriptions and doctors' visits without a problem, a far cry from their experience in Florida.
I think what's disappointing — and if I take my Dyson hat off and put my roboticist hat on here — is that so many companies are just not investing in technology.
The problem is that so many investors act like Cramer's kids when it comes to the homework: They hate it, feel like it's punishment and don't understand why it's useful.
The irony here is that so many fans have used the Kardashian-Jenner family's social media presence in order to uncover the sex of the newest members of the squad.
What is far, far worse than Trump's bigotry is that so many Americans chose him as our next president, tacitly endorsing his beliefs with each pull of the voting lever.
So what I find is that so many male protagonists in movies—especially in comedies—are either aggressive or super nerdy, and they're hanging with guys who are super aggressive.
Yet for all the promise and excitement, the fact is that so far, immunotherapy has worked in only a minority of patients, and researchers are struggling to find out why.
The only thing that is disappointing, is that so many other (Liberian) players never got to play at the World Cup and did not have the personal success I had.
The only supportive factor for oil prices in the short term is that so many short positions have been established and there are relatively few long positions left to liquidate.
Another critique is that so-called faithless electors could go rogue -- not follow the voting pattern of their state -- and, in so doing, swing a close election to another candidate.
But the reality is that so many of their hopes were wrapped up in Hayward, an outstanding shooter who figured to benefit from the attention that Irving draws from defenders.
The real problem that libraries face is that so many people are using them, and for such a wide variety of purposes, that library systems and their employees are overwhelmed.
"The mark of the man is that so much high praise had already been written about him well before last week's terrible tragedy could ever have been imagined," she said.
More humiliated than hurt (the worst of falling, if you don't die, is that so many people stop to help), I got up and high-tailed it to Thompson Street.
My small beef with the academics who specialize in Japan and the Korean Peninsula is that so many of them seem incapable or unwilling to use internet-based calling apps.
The real problem is that so many public goods, such as education, the arts and philanthropy, are already dependent on private billionaires and their sometimes benign but sometimes sleazy foundations.
What's encouraging is that so many needed policies, whether it's a higher minimum wage, paid leave, or benefit corporation laws, are already being adopted at the state and local level.
The problem is that so many investors act like Cramer's kids when it comes to the homework: they hate it, feel like it's punishment and don't understand why it's useful.
"The reason so many people are on Medicaid," said Sara Rosenbaum, a professor of health law and policy at George Washington University, "is that so many people have low incomes."
"The most disturbing element of their recent show of force is that so far it has gone fully unpunished by the authorities," said Kyiv-based historian and political scientist Vyacheslav Likhachev.
Presumably, one reason Google has been successful at getting companies to adopt its apps for business use, and sometimes displacing Microsoft Office, is that so many people know and love Gmail.
The amazing thing is that so many potential venues for Stranger Things turned down the series before it found its home at Netflix, in part because of its odd genre blending.
"The biggest thing is that so often music creates competition between women and that's crazy, because music is about feeling and bringing people together," Rogers told Refinery29 on the red carpet.
"The other challenge about this administration is that so many of their policies and things, like for the EPA, they almost feel like satire," Nackers said in an interview with Politico.
The only difference between them is that so far, only Gates has copped a deal with the Feds and there is a treasure trove of written documented evidence backing his claims.
But one parallel between the coronavirus crisis and 9/11 is that, so far, New York City has borne the brunt of two of the worst crises in recent American history.
The irony is that so many of the charges leveled against Mr. Trump's critics are rooted in projection: We are accused of creating a vast information ecosystem to perpetuate false narratives.
"The unusual challenge of Lewiston is that so much of the play lives in the past," said Mr. Ting, who recently became artistic director of the California Shakespeare Theater, near San Francisco.
But the truth is that so long as the Americans remained there, the chance of the Syrian Kurds, known when working with their Arab partners as the SDF, attacking Turkey was limited.
But the trouble with the death of an addict is that so many of the words to describe your feelings sound the same: sad and mad; grief and relief; guilt and guilt.
If I have one widespread criticism of the high end of Australian dining, it is that so many restaurants considered to be our best could be located almost anywhere in the world.
"What makes me so hopeful, so optimistic, is that so many of you have shown up, dived in and embraced the kind of active citizenship that makes our democracy work," he says.
As an American, the main thing I can say about the conversation in New Zealand is that, so far, it's been, well, much calmer than the gun debate in the United States.
Part of what made Harry Potter such a literary phenomenon is that so many kids were reading the books despite an unprecedented number of attempts to get them to stop reading the books.
And when it comes to this, the narrative dominating the media's coverage of the Buttigieg campaign is that, so far, African Americans are having difficulty embracing the 43-year-old, openly gay phenom.
And part of the joke is that so many ordinary women simulate this kind of polling in their heads, consciously or unconsciously, every morning, every lunch break, every night as they fall asleep.
The reason why that feels the way it is is that so much money is used on broadcast television because it's still exceedingly effective to getting out the message, so everyone sees it.
One of the really interesting things that I stumbled upon during the course of researching this book is that so much of his life seems to have been part of his mother's design.
What's so interesting about 2016's pop hits, though, is that so many songs with this tone (and there are a lot of them) get there through the same exact music theory principle.
Something we try to portray on the show is that so many people beyond the couple are invested in a marriage, and they start to project their own experiences onto other people's relationships.
I normally have a bit of a story or narrative behind my music videos, but the thing about this song is that so much of the sensual charge of it is already there.
The good news is that, so far, Chris Harrison has yet to blurt out any more spoilers about which woman walks away with a Neil Lane engagement ring and a magazine cover shoot.
The other thing is that so much imagery of bodies out there is manipulated, if not with Photoshop or FaceTune, then with lighting, posing, liposuction, crash diets, and a mountain of other shit.
A major reason for the big disconnect between what we will need and what we end up having is that so many of us start to prioritize retirement savings too late in life.
The good news for Mr. Strange is that, so far, no well-funded candidates have emerged from the mainstream wing of the Republican Party, from which he hails (the filing deadline is Wednesday).
KE: The best way for me to help people understand it is that so many folks think that what happens in Washington is mostly about Washington and not the rest of the country.
If Medicaid is so important, so life-changing, why is that so many people either have to be fined to sign up for it, or even if it's handed to them, don't take it?
Even more shocking, though, is that so many women voted for a man who has shown so little respect for women, has boasted about sexual assault, and who ran a campaign of aggrieved masculinity.
The reality is that so long as it brings personal benefit, the G.O.P. willingly ignores Mr. Trump's bigoted behavior and its own hypocrisy, whether it be regarding inflammatory comments or threats toward the Constitution.
The problem with creating portraits of women from John Singer Sargent's world is that so many of those portraits have already been brilliantly, unforgettably created and immortalized, from sketch to canvas, by Sargent himself.
The primary reason for this reality is that so many of the other big electoral vote states like California (20083 electoral votes), New York (29), Illinois (20), and New Jersey (14) are solidly blue.
But what's concerning is that so much of reality programming insists on female-on-female violence, or at least suggesting that things will become so tense, so dramatic between women, that a fight may ensue.
What's most fascinating and pleasurable for me about these columns is that, so often, the conclusion is that this seemingly useless, outdated technology actually has a very good reason for standing the test of time.
Another limitation, notes Dr. Janelle Downing of the University of South Carolina in Columbia, who was not involved in the study, is that so many of the doctors invited to participate declined to do so.
Even more disturbing is that so many of these and other actors were also caught lying under oath or to federal officials, behavior that indicates they knew they were doing unsavory if not illegal things.
In fact, the only difference between Genderless Kei boys and girls, says self-described gender-free model and dancer Ranma Yu, is that so far the Japanese media spotlight has only shone on the boys.
But most of them were in Pakistan and Afghanistan, and the danger is that so long as a single child remains infected the virus can quickly spread into polio-free countries and un-immunized populations.
"Bottom line is that so far we are not seeing any higher level of self-described interest in the election among voters 18 to 34 years old than in past off-year elections," he said.
What is particularly galling, as Norimitsu Onishi and Selam Gebrekidan reported in The Times, is that so many of the millions filched from state coffers were earmarked to lift up the poor left behind by apartheid.
"I think part of the reason it has become the event that it is, is that so many people can't get in the room," says Branden Chapman, Executive In Charge of Production for the Recording Academy.
"If there's a delay of several hours, to make sure the results are accurate, is that so bad?" he asked, pointing out the party had to deal with an unprecedented number of candidates and new data.
But the primary one is that so far the viewership, based on an average from show to show, would exceed anything being shown on MSNBC or CNN, so I'm actually talking to a larger audience [laughs].
One of the reasons that's available is that so many people on the left are also skeptical about truth, and also vulnerable to narratives where everything is explained by something very simple, or by conspiracy or whatever.
" Connie Willis on history: "History tends to focus on the kings and armies and stuff, but the truth is that so many things are simply the result of one person's action or inaction at a critical moment.
Study author Dr. Jian Zhang of Georgia Southern University says he believes the number-one reason for the drop is that so many people struggle to lose weight and keep it off, a process that discourages them.
But the real problem (well, another major problem) is that so much of what we do on the internet today revolves around Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, and the services that rely on Facebook as a login mechanism.
Regardless of what you think of Trump, consider how bizarre it is that so much of the press took time on Saturday night to watch the show and speculate on how the president would feel about it.
If there is a bright side to the dark threat that is looming off the coast, it is that so many of the new condos are owned by foreigners who do not live in Miami full time.
The main observation I have is that so far, despite utter chaos and anarchy, no one seems to be able to leave the park at this point, which brings me back to the possibility of social engineering.
"One of the biggest challenges we have in our society is that so many people are living longer and developing dementia later in life," said Andy Lowndes, deputy chair of the Playlist for Life charity in Glasgow, Scotland.
The good news is that so many millennials have overcome this and their general tech savvy and other skills have already produced more millennial millionaires and billionaires than the Gen X'ers before them when they were their age.
The biggest limitation of the study is that so much of the nonprofit funding goes to general cancer organizations, making it hard to know where a lot of the research dollars might be allocated, the study team notes.
The strangest thing is that so much of it actually works I realize that the above paragraph sounds the ramblings of a madman, but here's the strangest thing about Swiss Army Man: a lot of it actually works.
"One of bitcoin's biggest problems right now is that so many people want to use the currency that from time to time the network gets bogged down," Ryan Radloff, co-founder and principal at CoinShares, told CNBC Tuesday.
"Even if the Democrats were to dampen turnout — which I don't really think they are — you've got Trump, the president, reminding Democrats, multiple times a day, what it is that so frustrates them about his presidency," Binder said.
But I think that there's an immense inability for critical thought in general these days, given the way the media works, because they control every story, and the sad thing is that so many people don't realize this.
What's interesting about Everalbum is that, so far, it hasn't done anything significantly groundbreaking in terms of photo management, but has rather combined features from other products in a smart way and turned that into a paid utility.
What's amazing -- at least to me -- is that so many Republicans have turned into unquestioning supporters of Trump to the point where 4 in 10 go on record to say he is a better president than George Washington!
But what gives Token its quiet energy is that so many of them do, embracing a notion of artistic practice flexible and un-self-conscious enough to allow studio art and product design to live side by side.
One concern often raised by deficit hawks is that so much borrowing by the government could force interest rates higher, making it harder for businesses to borrow and reducing the amount of capital available to the private sector.
One key argument is that so few waivers are granted that "the process has not been implemented in good faith," said Sirine Shebaya, interim legal director of Muslim Advocates, a Washington-based civil rights group involved in the litigation.
"The important thing to keep in mind is that so much of last year's rally in stocks was premised on the U.S. economy, global economy and corporate earnings improving dramatically," said Willie Delwiche, investment strategist at Robert W. Baird.
"What is so beautiful about what Johnson & Johnson and RED and Band-Aid are doing is that so much of this work is about educating people, providing medication, [but] then they're also working to find a cure," Cox explains.
"The important thing to keep in mind is that so much of last year's rally in stocks was premised on the U.S. economy, global economy and corporate earnings improving dramatically," said Willie Delwiche, investment strategist at Robert W. Baird.
The larger conundrum is that so many American cities have regulated themselves into this corner where an influx of good-paying jobs is actually a bad thing because the well-paid newcomers will bid up the price of houses.
I have been wondering for a long time how it is that so many entries to the op-ed pages take it as their justifying premise that they are arguing for a truth that has never been advanced before.
The third reason is that so far, Trump hasn't had any luck putting through his $550 billion infrastructure program to rebuild roadways and airports so Congress has yet to spend a massive amount of money to fund the potential project.
Though I respect the fact that Hedren risked her own career back in the '60s by calling out Hitchcock's behavior, the reality is that so many women are terrified to lose their jobs and thus tolerate harassment in the workplace.
The challenge here is that so much of our communications—whether banking transactions, personal health information, or classified government files, to name a few examples—rely on cryptographic tools that quantum computers, once they become available, will be able to crack.
Regardless of why investors are anxious, it makes sense to pick up some protection, said Michael Purves, chief global strategist at Weeden & Co. "The real thing is that so many key indices and sectors have become really, really overextended," said Purves.
"Our organization has long enjoyed a wonderful following from the people of El Paso, and our wish is that so many others in Texas and around the country will be inspired to assist the loved ones who are grieving," she continued.
"Sanders said that because of "the coronavirus, what we have got to do also is understand the fragility of the economy and how unjust and unfair it is that so few have so much and so many have so little.
"The key problem at the moment for researchers, regulators, and journalists is that so much information about what is really going on is private, there isn't enough information out there transparently about what is going on on these platforms," Taylor said.
The Sanders campaign's counterargument is that so far he's lagged Clinton in the number of national Democrats who view him favorably largely because as of the end of 2015, a good 30 percent of Democrats didn't know who he is.
Comment letters from the SEC are often part of the S-1 process — but what was unusual here is that so much still needed to be worked out and that an SEC accountant would go on to publicly slam the issue.
What's clear from A Woman's Work: Anne-Marie Miéville, a new series at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, is that part of the problem is that so many of Miéville's projects have been dismissed simply because they are so difficult to find.
Over the past two weeks, lawmakers and journalists have pressed for answers about the taxpayer-funded operations of the Office of Compliance (OOC), and why it is that so little information is publicly available about the public offices whose complaints it addresses.
Turning to what has been the impact of the loss of Iranian barrels and the picture is that so far Asian customers appear to have been able to source sufficient crude from other suppliers, even if this has come at a higher price.
And the real tragedy is that so many of those kids — especially those who will be stranded in a public education system that's now run by someone who is actively trying to dismantle it — won't grow up having known any other reality.
A big reason so many observers are reluctant to assume Donald Trump loyalists and Kremlin loyalists ever connived in secret to sabotage Hillary Clinton's campaign is that so much of what they had to offer one another, they offered out in the open.
Part of the reason for this is that so many of them continue to provide paper-based, kiosk-issued tickets, but also because of the rise of the blockbuster, and the new awareness of public safety in crowded, high-profile, iconic tourist spots.
But what makes polling on race so difficult, and so interesting, is that so-called "desirability bias" often takes hold: Many people know which kinds of responses will be seen as socially unacceptable or desirable, and that often shapes what they say.
But an alternative way to view the tensions is that so much trade goes on between Britain and the bloc, and others ties are so deep, that both sides will ultimately strike a new relationship that retains much of the existing one.
"The PMI numbers were devastating, and what concerns us most is that so far we've had a recession of the industrial sector only but now it looks like the services sector is weakening too," said Daniel Lenz, a rates strategist at DZ Bank.
REFINERS SQUEEZED Turning to what has been the impact of the loss of Iranian barrels and the picture is that so far Asian customers appear to have been able to source sufficient crude from other suppliers, even if this has come at a higher price.
I think all the evidence is that so far the Trump plan to cut regulation and taxes is working within the United States, so now he&aposs saying, but I think more regulation and more taxes at our borders will somehow benefit the United States.
Alex Blumberg: Including a gremlin this very morning, which I didn't even tell you about, which I think I can share which is that, so we were up ... we finally got the deal signed in the like, whatever, 3:30 in the morning last night.
"Spikes of interest in a word are usually triggered by a single event, so what's truly remarkable this year about surreal is that so many different stories led people to look it up," Peter Sokolowski, editor at large for Merriam-Webster, said in a statement.
WATCH: The Digital Love Industry What surprises me about these Fappenings—aside from, you know, the horrendous disregard for these celebrities' privacy, and the fact some people feel perfectly entitled to breach it—is that so many of the women had already appeared nude onscreen.
"(In the Palestinian territories) there's a very high proportion of (men) talking to their kids about private, personal matters ... and the sad statistic is that so many of them feel they don't spend enough time with (their children) because of work," El Feki says.
The curious paradox explored here is that so many of these books are simultaneously unreadably bad and yet are blockbuster bestsellers—not because of their popularity or quality, of course, but because they're written by dictators, and forced on their populace by oppressive regimes.
"The issue today is with assessment of brain injury or concussion is that so many elements of diagnosis are subjective, so the ability to bring objectivity to the physical to be able to diagnose is the holy grail for brain injury and concussion," Singer said.
The most controversial is that so-called "big data"—the notion that more information than ever can be collected about the world—means algorithms will know people better than they know themselves, and that this knowledge can be used by business or governments for manipulative ends.
Billions is technically a drama, but it's more fitting to think of it as a dark, near-subliminal comedy about machismo and avarice, about what a surreal thing it is that so many people in power are really just jostling to throw their junk on the table.
As if things weren't already dismal enough, the problem that researchers have routinely pointed out is that so few women report being harassed, bullied, or assaulted because they've been told an incident "wasn't a big deal" or they've seen the shame or fallout that can follow.
The problem with the President's tweets, besides their mangled syntax, made-up words and personal vendettas, is that so many of them are flat-out lies: narratives cooked up from who knows where in his mind and disseminated to his millions of followers (and millions of bots).
"My understanding is that so long as the bodily fluid is not sent with the intent to injure or kill, and is sent is a very small amount in a 'leak proof container,' in a box clearly marked as containing fluid, then it's okay," she says.
And the very reason we are stuck in this region and can't get out is that so many of the nation-states and people here are fighting only for their exclusivist dreams of supremacy — Shiite supremacy, Sunni supremacy, Alawite supremacy, Taliban supremacy, Turkish supremacy and Persian supremacy.
"The underlying politics of this is that so many in the Conservative party are fed up with Mrs May's approach, they've kept her in power because they don't want to precipitate either a leadership election or general election, but this is a crunch point," Begg said.
That's really good advice for an individual, but it's important to be clear that the reason that advice is needed is that so often women are finding that their instincts are being questioned, and that it should be on doctors to listen more so that isn't required.
Part of the way that I adjust to the loss is that so many other people have felt it and addressed it in ingenious, ingenious ways, and this is why I think the collective wisdom is so much at work, because no one person could do all this.
I had hoped Mr. King might step back a little and try to pinpoint exactly why it is that so many Americans (rich, poor, doctor, patient) are such fierce partisans of our public hospitals, given that other hospitals must struggle hard to inspire the same degree of brand loyalty.
Scrutinizing the mazy FAFSA form, or a savings account you can open before your newborn has left the hospital, one is reminded of how strange it is that so much time and energy, across multiple generations, goes toward an experience that often feels like a four-year blur.
The problem with science is that so much of it simply isn't, William A. Wilson writes in First Things: At its best, science is a human enterprise with a superhuman aim: the discovery of regularities in the order of nature, and the discerning of the consequences of those regularities.
So how is that so much different than — there used to be shows on television, exercise shows that people followed along with or — you know, you're not as old as I am but Jane Fonda had a series of videos that were super popular workout videos that people did at home.
The answer, sane person, is that so much of Trump's anger -- and rationalizing and, ultimately, false claims that millions of undocumented immigrants voted for Hillary Clinton -- has been rooted in his frustration at the suggestion that someone, or some other country's intelligence apparatus, should be credited for delivering his election win.
He says that a big part of the reason Helmand has become so difficult is that so many of its combatants have a financial stake in the continuation of the drug trade and of the war itself — something he hopes to undo by getting all sides talking to one another.
TR: Do you think part of the problem, though, is that so many other folks in Congress are constantly out at town halls and things talking to their voters as though these changes that we're discussing in the economy don't exist, that these factories can be protected, that these jobs can be protected.
What made "Sallie Mae Back" popular -- besides the catchy beats and whimsical video that's drawn more than 320,000 YouTube views -- is that so many Americans can relate: As of 2014, at least 40 million Americans have at least one outstanding student loan, pushing the nationwide student loan debt to a record $1.2 trillion.
But perhaps the most enduring truth of the internet is that so many of its foundational moments and decisive turning points—from Kline's "lo" to Zuckerberg's late-night coding sessions producing a service for "dumb fucks" at Harvard—emerged from ad hoc actions and experiments undertaken with little sense of foresight or posterity.
One of the strangest phenomena is that so many people seem to have full-time jobs in "advocacy," which is a Beltway term for undisclosed lobbying, churning out total nonsense that is micro-targeted at an audience of the hundreds or dozens of other Beltway suits who control the levers of policy.
To an outsider, the details sound pretty intense—nude photos kept as "collateral," a dude's initials burned into women's skin, texts about wanting a "fuck toy slave"—but perhaps the most incomprehensible part is that so many women seemingly chose to submit and some even felt "empowered" by the group's chilling controls.
What's funny about the idea of planting a stake for the women's prestige drama now is that so many of the best and most interesting female-driven and female-created series of recent years — so many of the best and most interesting series of recent years, period — don't assume that grit equals artistic heft.
Tasha: One thing I think is fascinating here is that so many MCU heroes are struggling with their own failings: Iron Man with his arrogance, Captain America with the way he failed Bucky, Bruce Banner with his (extremely variable by movie) lack of control over the Hulk, Thor with his pride, and so forth.
One of the most important criticisms of it, by the late Huang Wanli, a hydrologist at Tsinghua University in Beijing, is that so much silt will eventually build up behind the dam that it will have to be taken down, leaving the Yangzi basin worse off than if the barrier had never been built.
The takeaway is that so much of the world's artistic production — Japanese ukiyo-e prints, Ottoman mosques, Mughal paintings, San rock art in southern Africa, Maori tattoos (ta moko) — matters primarily for what it can tell us about Western art, about how it influenced European masters, or how it was affected by European colonialism.
Kirsten: It does differentiate, and the funny thing is, is that so you don't see micromobility necessarily as the oath to profitability and are interested in AVs and I write about AVs, but I see that AVs as a harder path to profitability in a way because of the nuts and bolts that it takes to develop them.
But what a lot of people don't understand is that so much of what we see at the national level actually begins at the state level: the assault against voter rights, the assault against immigrant rights, the assault against women's reproductive freedoms — all of these things have a basis in state legislation that has been moving them forward.
That's one of the most fulfilling parts of this, is that so many people who don't understand how laws move through their state legislature, or how to get involved, or how to maximize that: Here's a phone number you can call, and as long as you're civil, you can have some actual influence as an individual.
One interesting finding in the JFE study is that so-called "sophisticated buyers," which are buyers of second homes or homes for investment purposes, are factoring in a steeper discount rate due to rising sea level concerns than buyers who then live in those homes as their primary residence and rely on that equity for retirement income.
"The more careful thought about climate change just isn't being done" by many industrial-scale companies that manage forestland, said Chris Swanston, who heads the Forest Service's N.I.A.C.S. One reason, he and others say, is that so much timberland is owned by real-estate investment trusts and other financial vehicles, which are geared toward short term profits.
But at least one possibility they can consider as a result of the concurring opinion of Justices Kagan and Breyer is that so long as careful and respectful consideration of all sides is given, state and local bodies may do what Colorado did here — ruling against a baker like Mr. Phillips — without running afoul of the Constitution.
And the important difference, the one that makes Kerr unique among his big-picture-thriller predecessors and contemporaries, is that so many of the minor characters in "Prussian Blue," Troost among them, actually did exist in 1939, pretty much as the historians and even the film footage of the time depict them, alongside the Reinhard Heydrichs and the Martin Bormanns.
There is that overriding idea—spawned from a Thought Catalog piece about two years ago, if we want to apportion blame—an idea that social media is "just the highlights reel," a focus on the good and a careful sidestepping of the bad, and no more is that so than on Instagram: We never cry on Instagram; we are rarely melancholy.
"One of the great ironies of history is that so far up until now, in the history of our country right now, no one has done more or is currently working to do more to fix this broken and racist criminal justice system than President Trump and Jared Kushner," he said, bemoaning "oversentencing" and general incarceration rates in the United States.
The first and biggest is that, so far, there is no plan in place to protect Mars voyagers from dying of radiation before they even get there; nor do we really even know very much about what it would entail to keep all the muscles inside a typical human body from atrophying over the course of an 20183-day trip in zero gravity.
Pretty sure everyone between the age of zero and 35 has a sort of ongoing background-hum anxiety about answering or talking on the phone in any way, and no more is that so in an office, where, every time a phone rings, it feels a little like a small bomb has gone off and everyone is too anxious to call the police about it.
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"The key here is that, so far, the response from the West has been limited to diplomatic action and we're seeing this tit for tat between the Western partners and Russian side, but what remains to be seen is whether there's going to be a real impact on businesses, and how businesses operating in Russia are going to be able to continue to operate," he said.
Some experts have cautioned the trend may be exaggerated, though Russian state media has taken to warning perceived "traitors" that they could meet unfortunate ends in the UK. Channel One host Kirill Kleymenov even quipped about how strange it is that so many UK-residing enemies of the Russian state "get hanged, poisoned, they die in helicopter crashes, and fall out of windows in industrial quantities."[NPR/BBC]
And I find it incredibly troubling that this ... One of the most troubling things I find is that ... so, one of the reasons that we're very grateful to partner with the New York Times, for example, as well on this story is that it's only the United States that can legislate against these companies and in that sense and only the US press that they pay any attention to.
Finally, tell us more about what you think: One reader, Ro from Alaska, commented on the article: As an athlete (and an outsider athlete, in that I am sometimes the only person of my race or my gender in the room,) I have always felt that the great beauty of sports is that so many of the things that separate us: race, gender, culture and class can be erased on the playing fields.
This may seem so self-evident that it's not even worth writing about — you probably need only consider your local national politics — but the strange thing is that so many of the participants in the whole apparatus, the policy analysts and think tankers and speechgivers and presenters, don't seem to realize that nowadays their output is used as weapons and pretexts, rather than ideas to compete with other ideas in a rational marketplace.
I&aposll give you an example very quickly, let&aposs say as a nation, the people in the country, the businesses in the country buy a billion dollars worth of oil from Saudi Arabia and Saudi Arabia just saying, buys nothing, so we&aposre in the hole "a billion dollars with Saudi Arabia" but we need the oil to finance assembly lines, to build stuff, to apply the products, to drive our cars and so forth, so why is that so bad?
And look how I'm talking about this, as if what is wrong here is the shifting of the seasons, or the tilt of the Earth's axis, or the decision in 1916 to move the clocks back in autumn to increase productivity in the morning—anything but the fact that some men deliberately intimidate and assault and kill women, and that one of the more minor but not insignificant outcomes of that fact is that so very many women do not run alone in the dark.
A month ago, retired Guardian editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger wrote a column about the UK media's coverage of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex that, in my opinion, is a must-read for everyone who follows the royals — particularly this one bit: One thing that we do know is that so far in 2020 there have been two very specific stories based on reliable leaks from these types of sources to one particular reporter, Dan Wootton, the executive editor of the UK tabloid newspaper the Sun.
That last part is important because the dirty secret of RGGI is that, so far, the carbon cap on the electricity sector (the dotted line) has been far above the sector's actual emissions (the solid line): The way-too-high cap was the result of two things: one, the overweening caution of policymakers pioneering one of the first carbon-trading systems, and two, the fact that electricity-sector emissions have fallen much faster than expected, all over the US. It is only with the 2014 revisions to RGGI that the cap even got close to actual emissions, and only with the 2017 revisions that the cap threatens to actually start pushing them down faster than their "natural" rate in the long term.

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