A less-informed viewer might reasonably assume Her Smell is a biopic.
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The irony is that even where there's ubiquitous content, people feel less informed.
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I expect that enfranchising everyone will make the electorate less informed on average.
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I think we are perhaps less informed, just because of the speed of technology.
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The West imagines that young Chinese are much less informed than they actually are.
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Believing what Trump says very often serves to make you a less informed person.
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People who vote across parties are generally less informed and more disaffected than ideological voters.
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You hear less informed buzz around you; you see more people sneaking looks at their phones.
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By and large, they have found him more approachable than they expected, but much less informed.
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" Anthony Albanese, the opposition leader, said the A.A.P.'s absence would leave the public "less informed.
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The result was a debate that probably left viewers less informed than they were coming in.
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As a result, the public will grow even less informed about the importance of this research.
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Geeks are the ones who tell their less-informed friends when a new gadget will be released.
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Has the citizenry of the US actually become less informed in an age of seemingly unlimited information?
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As a result, the Australian public is less informed and less able to monitor its own institutions.
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The result will be less local coverage and less viewpoint diversity, which makes for a less-informed citizenry.
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Another challenge is that financial advisors generally are less informed on drawdown strategies than they are on accumulating savings, Blunt said.
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Research shows that expectations of success are strongly associated with which candidates people support in primaries, especially among less informed voters.
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Undermine this culture, and we will have a public that is even more suspicious, more fractured, less informed and less engaged.
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In today's announcement, Facebook says misinformation is harmful, and calls out Pages who spread fake news for making the world "less informed."
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Whenever there is dissymmetry of information, whichever party has access to more information holds an upper hand over the less-informed party.
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The study found that subjects were less polarized politically but less-informed about factual news after being off Facebook for a month.
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Some might say this is an opportunity for public officials to rescue voters from their own, possibly less informed and more capricious, opinions.
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One recent study showed how the erosion of local reporting in particular is directly contributing to Americans becoming less informed and more divided.
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The bottom line: The loss of local newspapers creates "news deserts," with Americans less informed on the issues that matter to their region.
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The networks' decision to air it, if it had any effect on the public, probably on net made the viewing audience less informed.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Leaving Facebook may be good for your emotional well being, but you could be less informed about current events.
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The researchers found that the erosion of quality local reporting is not only leaving America less informed, but more divided than ever before.
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We learned that the odder the crowd, and the less informed about what they're getting into, the better a reaction we tend to get.
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When I hear that deactivating Facebook impacts your news knowledge — on the surface that sounds like a bad thing, that people are less informed.
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But he noted that undecided voters tend to support the status quo, in part because they are more risk-averse and may be less informed.
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My less informed complaint is that, if I'm going to watch a Broadway/Vegas trivia game, it shouldn't feature so many—or, really, any—athletes.
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In our modern information security reality, startups devour the dollars of security professionals and investors alike, with unproven promises luring the less informed into their grasp.
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It's still there on the network, and now potential victims are less informed of the threats against them – which can be dangerous in its own way.
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As long as these doctors and Clinton have not committed fraud, the American people should accept their expert opinions over the opinions of the less informed.
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If the people who care the most about privacy, accountability and civil discourse evacuate Facebook in disgust, the entire platform becomes even less informed and diverse.
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"A world in which media organizations demand pure motives from the folks who leak, steal and furnish information will be a much less informed world," Wemple said.
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Farhad: Uh, O.K. That's why headlines that withhold information are so destructive: Collectively, they make the public less informed, precisely the opposite of what news should do.
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At any time, Apple could decide it wants more visual photo-based content or less serious world news because it placates users even if they're less informed.
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The killings come ahead of a key state election next month and the 2018 presidential vote - fuelling worries that it could result in a less-informed public.
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"Studies show that those lacking access to reliable local news—especially newspapers—are less informed about politics, less civically engaged, and less likely to vote," Pickard said.
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That may actually help the largest banks but will squeeze small and mid-sized players and lead to less informed discussion about markets and trading strategies, he said.
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Yet they let Trump deliver a propaganda speech, one that likely persuaded very few people and left at least some Americans marginally less informed than when it began.
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Just as critically, by limiting political speech we would leave people less informed about what their elected officials are saying and leave politicians less accountable for their words.
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The problems include less informed voters, lower voter turnout and higher borrowing costs for local governments — because, without anyone to hold them accountable, those governments become less responsible.
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Just as critically, by limiting political speech we would leave people less informed about what their elected officials are saying and leave politicians less accountable for their words.
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Even if her support among Latinos is less overwhelming than her campaign might presume, she's probably the candidate most hurt if less-informed Latinos don't show up to caucus.
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Were BuzzFeed not to have published the dossier, Americans would be far less informed about their president's Russian connections, as well as the possible existence of a pee pee tape.
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There's a recognition factor for less informed Grammy voters, who can check a box for a known entity rather than trying to comprehend the movements of a constantly mutating genre.
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By the end of each conference, you've heard dozens of people dispense all their knowledge in 10-minute bursts, and you sometimes leave feeling less informed than before you arrived.
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Limits on the availability of this rule will not reduce the importance of the issues to shareholders but will make management less informed when making decisions on matters important to shareholders.
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But the expulsion of hundreds of personnel means that on-the-ground analysis and reporting will be less informed, less subject to challenge from other sources, and of far lower quality.
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Political consultants I've spoken with say they are likely to play an outsized role, particularly in how less informed voters — think white working class men in the Midwest — get their news.
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While our society extends compassion to abused children, we're less informed about the scars that remain for adult trauma survivors, which can make knowing how to cope with problematic family members murky.
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With most of the mainstream media, especially the influential TV news channels, acting as government mouthpieces, Internet shutdowns exacerbate under-reporting on local issues -- which leaves India's citizenry less informed about the government's activity.
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And what better platform if we're talking about equality and not having sexual harassment and the treatment of women than it is to bring up other areas as well that people are less informed on.
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If those who favor giving even more power to the central planners to achieve their goal, history will show that Dodd-Frank served as the lynchpin for creating an even less informed and more distortionary monetary policy.
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My worry, though, is all of the people who are not capable of doing so, the elderly, the mentally ill, less informed individuals, and the young whose personal information will forever be in the hands of criminals.
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Sadly, the Annenberg poll is far from the first to reveal not only our collective ignorance about the basic tenets of democracy but also the fact that we are even less informed than we were in the past.
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I have to say, this is the first time in my career in which I've felt a real temptation to withhold information from readers, in hopes of helping them lead a less informed but ultimately more enjoyable life.
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"The rationale for this is that among less educated and less informed voters this will neutralize some of the Mahathir effect," said Bridget Welsh, a professor of political science at John Cabot University who specializes in Malaysian politics.
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Nivet said he occasionally hears about less-informed advisors who have discouraged minority students from applying to medical school based on their MCAT scores, not knowing that those MCAT scores that would be competitive at most medical schools.
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While Americans are well aware of terrorism and its impact on our country, they are less informed about countries that pay for terrorists' weapons, do public relations for them, and provide sanctuary and diplomatic cover for their terror organizations.
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That means committees are spending less time learning about what bills are on the agenda, which then means both that members are less informed about what they vote on and that they have fewer colleagues who they can ask.
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That it's made with apples from his grandfather's Pennsylvania orchard is a point of pride, but this doesn't mean he is any less informed or enthusiastic about the other dozen or so items he mentions throughout the course of our chat.
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To that, there is a solid body of research that questions whether much of the polarization that exists today is less informed by policy differences than by "exposure to messages attacking the out-group," a more salient, visceral force at times.
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If that doesn't do enough to satisfy your taste for irony, notice that Trump won the election by rallying the support of less educated and less informed citizens, the very people whose views the Electoral College was meant to keep in check.
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As chief executive officer of an energy consultancy and someone who has worked in the energy sector for a decent portion of my life, it was hard for me to read those concoctions aimed to brainwash our less informed fellow men and women.
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"A world where news outlets categorically refuse to contact certain kinds of sources — a world where news outlets let third-party groups dictate the terms of their coverage — is a less informed, less accurate and ultimately less democratic world," the note said.
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The 16- and 17-year-olds were more likely to turn out to vote than 83-21 year olds, and researchers found that they were no less informed and were as likely as older voters to make choices that reflected their values.
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In a 2006 paper, political scientists Christopher Achen and Larry Bartels found that more-informed Republican voters were more likely to say, falsely, that Bill Clinton had increased the budget deficit than less-informed voters were; they had received more partisan cues.
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Unflattering details about Biden's record like his support for Reagan's tax cuts for the rich or a giveaway to credit card companies aren't things less-informed Democrats are likely to be made aware of unless it becomes a specific point of emphasis in someone's campaign.
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So the one study I've been waiting for someone to show me is a survey of some type — and you can debate the methodology; put aside the exact methodology for a second — that the voters in 2016, in some net way, were less informed.
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Among the key findings: People who gave up Facebook spent less time overall online; they were less informed, but also less politically polarized; there was positive impact on people's health and well-being; and the study subjects said they planned to spend less time on Facebook in the future.
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By eliminating Labor Department rules to protect worker investments for retirement and by eliminating regulations on for-profit colleges, he raises the likelihood that less-informed workers and students will be exploited, mostly by investment advisers and educators who are no longer legally required to protect their interests.
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Though she wore a Marie Antoinette-worthy Dior gown to her wedding, the first lady has, since the campaign began, favored a look that is less informed by the décor of Versailles and President Trump's penchant for splashing his name in large gold letters on everything than by a preference for the understated and sleek, albeit in bright colors.
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While the participants reported that they were less informed about current events, they also showed evidence of being less politically polarized, "consistent with the concern that social media have played some role in the recent rise of polarization in the US." In an era of ubiquitous threats to quit the world's biggest social network, the fact remains that we mostly have no idea what our online habits are doing to our brains and behavior.
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Republican presidential candidate Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE says rival Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's supporters are less informed than his own.
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So I think that we think that there's a common view that as growth continues to come in and inflation becomes more of a risk that the Government may choose to increase interest rates faster and that then created I would say human emotion of saying OK well I've I've made maybe 25 30 percent of my money in the last year in the markets, so I have the opportunity to cash out I had the opportunity to kind of think about who are going to be the winners and losers and over the last month we've seen the markets rise primarily on the back of retail investors who are a little less informed.
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The change in information would downplay the actual air pollution to keep the citizens in China less informed about the actual quality of their air.
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Information asymmetry means that the parties in the interaction have different information, e.g. one party has more or better information than the other. Expecting the other side to have better information can lead to a change in behavior. The less informed party may try to prevent the other from taking advantage of him.
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Therapists can also deliberately bring up BDSM topics during the course of therapy. With less informed therapists, sometimes they over- focus on clients' sexuality which detracts from original issues such as family relationships, depression, etc. A special subgroup that needs counselling is the "newbie". Individuals just coming out might have internalized shame, fear, and self-hatred about their sexual preferences.
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The most famous criticism of Platonism is the Third Man Argument. Plato actually considered this objection with "large" rather than man in the Parmenides dialogue. Many recent philosophers have diverged from what some would describe as the ontological models and moral ideals characteristic of traditional Platonism. A number of these postmodern philosophers have thus appeared to disparage Platonism from more or less informed perspectives.
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Colvin is dismayed at the difficulty of the task they have taken on, while Parenti is fascinated by the clinical aspects of the behavior exhibited. A different picture unfolds in Prez's math class. The children are enjoying his lesson plan of playing dice games to learn probability. Randy has missed earlier lessons so his bets are less informed than Michael's, but he learns quickly when he loses a round.
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Regarding elections and online polling, there is the potential for voters to make less informed decisions because of the ease of voting. Although many more voters will turn out, they may only be doing so because it is easy and may not be consciously making a decision based on their own synthesized opinion. It's suggested that if online voting becomes more common, so should constituent-led discussions regarding the issues or candidates being polled.
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Palafox's work, based on hearsay, was generally less informed than De bello tartarico, an eyewitness account by the Chinese-speaking Jesuit Martino Martini. His writings were published in 15 volumes in Madrid in 1762. Recently a bi-lingual edition of his observations on Mexican Indians has been published under the title Virtues of the Indian/Virtudes del Indio.Juan de Palafox y Mendoza, Virtues of the Indian/Virtudes del Indio, translated by Nancy H. Fee.
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Brands need to also relay the values of food marketing to customers when communicating with them (Sahay et al., 2006). In relation to knowledge and beliefs in variables affecting food marketing decisions, it has been suggested that someone's understanding of products helps anticipate their ecologically friendly actions (Nikolova & Inman, 2015). Because a persons awareness of information can cause them to make more informed or less informed decisions about products shows knowledge is a major factor in consumer buying choices.
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So there will always be a distinct advantage for some vendors to offer low-quality goods to the less- informed segment of a market that, on the whole, appears to be of reasonable quality and have reasonable guarantees of certainty. This is part of the basis for the idiom buyer beware. This is likely the basis for the idiom that an informed consumer is a better consumer. An example of this might be the subjective quality of fine food and wine.
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In this, section 13(2) is efficient in that it creates an incentive for more informed parties to share that information with less informed parties. As there is greater symmetry of information between the parties, transaction costs are less and bargaining is easier. However, if the photographer is the first owner of the copyright, he has no need to ask his client about purchase of the copyright and consequently it is unlikely that the client will learn about the copyright on the photographs.
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During Ribbentrop's visit to Rome (October 27–30, 1938) Ciano persuaded Ribbentrop about the importance of arbitration for the future position of Axis powers in the region and Ribbentrop promised to persuade Hitler. Italy took the initiative and proposed to achieve common agreement in Rome as a basis for arbitration. Ciano, who had been briefed by Hungarian experts, was in a better position than the less-informed Ribbentrop and achieved several important concessions. On October 31, the Hungarian envoy in Rome confidentially informed Hungarian government, "Ribbentrop definitely agreed with return of Košice, Uzhorod and Mukachevo".
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Sexual guilt may leave the affected individual in a state of crippling anxiety in which they do not want to seek help or practice safe sexual practices. Freud linked the feeling of guilt, and its related emotion of anxiety. People who are less informed or practiced about safe sex practices are more likely to transfer sexually transmitted diseases, be involved in an unwanted pregnancy. Someone suffering from sexual guilt is less likely to seek medical assistance due to a feeling of shame or anxiety, this can then lead to more severe symptoms or infection.
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In 2012, as president of the Ontario chapter of the German-Canadian Congress, Wettlaufer defended accused war criminal Helmut Oberlander who was stripped of his Canadian citizenship. Wettlaufer said, "The court case did not prove beyond a doubt that he was a war criminal." On July 3, 2013, Wettlaufer stirred controversy with a tweet, later deleted, that claimed female electors vote for the Liberal Party because they "get all their information from the Toronto Star" and are "less informed". He was a candidate in the provincial election of 2014 in his old riding of Kitchener Centre.
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Followers of earth religion have suffered major opprobrium over the years for allegedly being Satanists. Some religious adherents can be prone to viewing religions other than their religion as being wrong sometimes because they perceive those religions as characteristic of their concept of Satan worship. To wit, Witchcraft, a common practice of Wiccans, is sometimes misinterpreted as Satan worship by members of these groups, as well as less-informed persons who may not be specifically religious but who may reside within the sphere-of-influence of pagan-critical religious adherents. From the Wiccan perspective, however, earth religion and Wicca lie outside of the phenomenological world that encompasses Satanism.
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Almost immediately after starting the "Use it or Lose It" campaign, Bowers began a Googlebomb campaign to increase the search results of a set of negative articles about endangered Republican congressional incumbents.MyDD post describing GoogleBomb strategy The idea was to reach less-informed voters who might use Google to search for information on candidates, most often by simply entering the person's name. Taking advantage of the Google indexing algorithm, having many people link to these articles using the candidates' names, would raise their prominence in the search results. The articles chosen were to be from non- partisan news sources, and factually negative about the chosen Republicans.
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The band were notorious for their provocative live performances which featured Cave shrieking, bellowing and throwing himself about the stage, backed up by harsh pounding rock music laced with guitar feedback. Cave utilised Old Testament imagery with lyrics about sin, debauchery and damnation. Cave's droll sense of humour and penchant for parody is evident in many of the band's songs, including "Nick the Stripper" and "King Ink". "Release the Bats", one of the band's most famous songs, was intended as an over-the-top "piss-take" on gothic rock, and a "direct attack" on the "stock gothic associations that less informed critics were wont to make".
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He also concluded a treaty with Armi It is further known from one tablet that Ibbi-Sipish vanquished king Hida'ar of Mari, Ebla's main rival in the region, in the 32nd year of Ishar-Damu's reign. However, Ebla's destruction was to come only three years later, presumably at the hands of the Akkadian ruler Sargon the Great. Until 1985, the consensus of scholars had been that Ibbi-Sipish, Ibrium, and Ibrium's predecessor Ar-ennum, had all been reigning monarchs in Ebla; consequently, it was assumed that they had ruled after Ishar-Damu, and before the destruction of Ebla. This discarded reconstruction continues to be found still in many less informed sources.
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He argues that people are letting major websites drive their destiny and make decisions based on the vast amount of data they've collected on individuals. This can isolate users in their own worlds or "filter bubbles" where they only see information that they want to, such a consequence of "The Friendly World Syndrome". As a result, people are much less informed of problems in the developing world which can further widen the gap between the North (developed countries) and the South (developing countries). The methods of personalization, and how useful it is to "promote" certain results which have been showing up regularly in searches by like-minded individuals in the same community.
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The term "curse of knowledge" was coined in a 1989 Journal of Political Economy article by economists Colin Camerer, George Loewenstein, and Martin Weber. The aim of their research was to counter the "conventional assumptions in such (economic) analyses of asymmetric information in that better-informed agents can accurately anticipate the judgement of less-informed agents". Such research drew from Baruch Fischhoff's work in 1975 surrounding hindsight bias, a cognitive bias that knowing the outcome of a certain event makes it seem more predictable than may actually be true. Research conducted by Fischhoff revealed that participants did not know that their outcome knowledge affected their responses, and, if they did know, they could still not ignore or defeat the effects of the bias.
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In journalism ethics and media ethics, the term "view from nowhere" refers to a theory about the potential negative effects of neutrality in reporting whereby journalists may disinform their audience by creating the impression that opposing parties to an issue have equal correctness and validity, even when the truth or falsehood of the parties' claims are mutually exclusive and verifiable by a diligent researcher. Media critic and professor of journalism Jay Rosen has been a notable critic of the practice and promoter of the term. Rosen borrowed the term from philosopher Thomas Nagel's 1986 book The View from Nowhere. Writer Elias Isquith argued in an article for Salon that "the view from nowhere not only leads to sloppy thinking but actually leaves the reader less informed than she would be had she simply read an unapologetically ideological source or even, in some cases, nothing at all".
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Morton's research used laboratory experiments to test various formal models of voting rules on electoral outcomes. Some noticeable examples were her work with Kenneth Williams on how simultaneous and sequential voting affect information asymmetry among voters; and how less informed voters delegate their decisions to more informed voters by abstaining, which is called the "swing voter's curse". She also questioned the conditions under which group versus individual decision-making can lead to better outcomes. Finally, Morton influenced the rapid growth of experiments in political science from the 1990s onward through multiple published works on experimental methodology in political science, co-founding and presiding over the American Political Science Association’s organized section on Experimental Research, co-founding and co-editing the Journal of Experimental Political Science, co-founding and directing the Social Science Experimental Laboratory at New York University Abu-Dhabi (one of few such laboratories in the Middle East), and founding the Winter Experimental Social Science Institute (WESSI).
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A 1992 study found that in the absence of other information voters used candidates' physical attractiveness to draw inferences about their personal qualities and political ideology. A study performed using logistic regression analysis on data from the 1986 through 1994 American National Election Studies found that low-information voters tend to assume female and black candidates are more liberal than male and white candidates of the same party. A 2003 study that analyzed precinct-level data from city council elections held in Peoria, Illinois between 1983 and 1999 found that the placement of candidates' names on the ballot was a point of influence for low-information voters. An analysis concerned with the "puzzling finding" that incumbent legislators in mature democracies charged with corruption are not commonly punished in elections found that less-informed voters were significantly more likely to vote for incumbents accused of corruption than were their better-informed counterparts, presumably because they did not know about the allegations.
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Lacking access to ICTs, satisfactory broadband service, or digital literacy results in a less informed society and puts those who lack access at a disadvantage compared to others, as Canadians are more frequently looking to online sources for news, with social media platforms such as Facebook becoming an increasingly prominent way for people in Canada to consume information. Participation online is also important as it expands the social, cultural, and economic possibilities of those who are active on the internet, as services and resources are increasingly transitioning to online spaces, leaving those without online connectivity with a lack of access to them. Lacking online access and the knowledge or technology to make use of it also effects Canada's economy as a whole, preventing Canadians from the ability to purchase products or services from other Canadians who operate online businesses. Inadequate knowledge regarding technology is also a growing issue for Canadians as the world becomes more technology and online focused, making the need for digital literacy an increasingly important factor in education and labour, as computers open new opportunities for learning and training.
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Later, less-informed depictions of Holmes have him wearing this cap in the city, failing to take into account the fact that the fashion-conscious Holmes would be loath to commit such a sartorial faux pas; the deerstalker is traditionally a rural outdoorsman's cap. It is not appropriate headgear for the properly dressed urban gentleman. Still, while contemporaneous illustrators portrayed Holmes as wearing a deerstalker in the proper setting for such attire, travelling cross- country or operating in a rural outdoor setting, Sidney Paget chose to depict Holmes as wearing the deerstalker in London while keeping vigil for the appearance of the murderous Colonel Sebastian Moran in illustrations made for "The Empty House" when the story first appeared in Strand Magazine in 1904. This is uncharacteristic of Paget who most often depicts Holmes wearing a black top hat and frock coat in the city, as shown in the Regent Street scene in The Hound of the Baskervilles, or sporting a black bowler when wearing a black or plaid Inverness cape (or, more accurately, a macfarlane cape-coat) as seen in his illustrations for "The Blue Carbuncle" and "The Musgrave Ritual" respectively.
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