Eight of the reviews were critically low quality, two were low quality, and two were moderate quality.
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Then you get low-quality ads and then readers complain because they're getting low-quality ads, especially international folks.
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However, for all the questions they were examining, the researchers concluded that the studies were "low-quality" or "very low-quality" due to imprecision, inconsistency and poor study design.
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It was easy to map from low-quality photos, like ones that are blurry or without great lighting, to other low-quality photos, visual search engineering manager Dmitry Kislyuk said.
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Poor health contributes to a low Quality of Life ranking.
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And by "extraordinary," of course, I mean extraordinarily low quality.
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"Drinking alcohol results in a low quality sleep," she says.
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Overall, 17% of traditional Medicare members received care from low-quality home health agencies, compared with 23.5% of people in low-quality Medicare Advantage plans and 18.3% of those in high-quality Medicare Advantage plans.
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People don't want overly complicated choice between pricey, low-quality plans.
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The worst put low-quality, proprietary parts in a closed box.
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Unfortunately, both the microphone and speaker are of relatively low quality.
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Twitter just wiped millions of low quality accounts from the service.
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Even the loot you get is frustratingly low-quality and unimaginative.
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If you're receiving low-quality applicants, look where you're sourcing from.
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Otkritie may have bought too much, and of too low quality.
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A gray market of cheap, low-quality options would pop up.
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But low quality pot can induce paranoia, anxiety, grumpiness, or lethargy.
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Most of the evidence was low-quality, however, the authors note.
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Choosing colorful or low-quality cabinets can be an expensive mistake.
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We know that low-quality news stories have proliferated on Facebook.
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"This is an issue that touches on the lives and future of millions of Egyptians who have been suffering from poverty, low-quality education, low-quality healthcare, and they have no control over government spending," said Magdi.
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The ceilings are low, the aisles tight, and the lighting low-quality.
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The natural state of waves on a beach is low-quality surf.
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Too many parents must make do with less expensive, low-quality options.
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We also don't consider ourselves to be purveyors of low-quality clickbait.
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But a lot of what's getting played is low quality fast food.
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I've got the low-quality-audio hum of a fake air conditioner.
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And what it can do with even low-quality selfies is impressive.
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The more successful you become, the less you can justify low quality.
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Another change could help cut low-quality publications from the News Feed overall.
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Like most low-quality headphones, each note in a song isn't crisp enough.
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It's an extremely low-quality publication that charges a $625 fee to publish.
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They attract low-quality, short-term speculators, the famed investor has long argued.
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Because of the low quality TFT screen, a direct viewing angle is required.
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Here's the solution: Make low-quality alcohol taste like the big bucks-stuff.
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The original "Blair Witch" is known for its low-quality video shaky-cam.
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Many of these books appear to be self-published and of low quality.
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Chinese panels, panels from the U.K., all this low-quality junk coming in.
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The discs were an improvement but were fragile and recorded low-quality audio.
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Some think you're a low-quality doctor if you treat them without charge.
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So we're left with pretty low-quality research on a lot of nutrition questions.
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It's not just that it's low quality; it's bad in a moral sense, too.
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Other searches for conspiracies or popular fake news tropes returned similarly low-quality results.
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For NutriRECS, it's simply calling attention to the low-quality evidence of nutritional studies.
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His snippets, low quality leaks and clips, became as valuable as gold on SoundCloud.
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I used to buy inexpensive, low-quality clothes to "save money" in the moment.
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Beaches with low-quality waves, on the other hand, remain lost in the dark.
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"China's manufacturing bays are often viewed as low-quality and copycat," Barra tells me.
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This could be because there is oversaturation of useless or low-quality subscription companies.
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"I think just the pool of men she was attracting was very low-quality."
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Increasing the DPI of a low-quality image will not make it look better.
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He chided that more "low-quality Chinese merchandise" will come public in coming weeks.
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Of course it's a low-quality product that sold for an unimaginably high price.
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In fact, research shows that low-quality child care harms children, especially young boys.
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There was low-quality evidence of a small effect on coronary heart disease mortality.
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"There is a huge distinction between worthless traffic and low-quality traffic," he said.
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In practice, many producers of moderately low-quality products don't offer guarantees at all.
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All they get is small amounts of low-quality stuff, but they'll take it.
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Low-quality drugs could contribute to antibiotic resistance and jeopardize public health, he added.
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But as things stand now, parties have less incentive to block low-quality candidates.
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Once a low quality patent is granted, it doesn't sit idle in the system; low quality patents fuel patent trolls, allowing them to assert broad or vague claims against productive businesses in technology, retail, and other everyday industries that our economy depends upon.
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With fewer options, sick people in some states faced low-quality coverage and collapsing markets.
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The decades-old US refinery system was designed to run on low-quality, heavy crude.
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A red sauce joint with an outsize reputation usually means high prices and low quality.
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Or this low-quality cover of Smash Mouth with a Minecraft-related rap over it.
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The video is raw, and in the description, Black apologizes for the somewhat low quality.
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"There are only a handful of studies, and they're all very low-quality," he says.
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The group's review said that spinal manipulation was backed by "low-quality evidence," as well.
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At worst, they're shovelware, low-quality shit plopped onto Steam's doorstep and set on fire.
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From the first few steps in the store, it feels like a low-quality retailer.
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Further, it is only effective in blocking low-quality regulation enacted by the previous administration.
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Yet the rates paid by issuers of low-quality or junk bonds have been soaring.
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Since 2023, the United States has been creating an overabundance of low-quality service jobs.
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Even the most low-quality films seemed amazing at first, but movie technology keeps advancing.
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Some folks still use these guides to craft their (often low-quality) suits for cheap.
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It has been plagued by accusations of facilitating the sale of counterfeit low-quality goods.
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However, they do not see better growth resulting in a revival in low quality assets.
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Following stocks down - although ironically stocks are the ones trading like low quality shitcoins. pic.twitter.
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And some have raised questions about whether the care will be disjointed and low quality.
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At the same time, the price cuts should root out thousands of low-quality rivals.
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Mr. Wirasena protested that the study's authors used low-quality data and made faulty calculations.
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I had old, low-quality toilets in both bathrooms when I moved into my condo.
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Health insurance alone is not enough to protect patients from high costs and low quality.
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Their houses are built with low-quality construction material and many cannot afford homeowner's insurance.
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In return, they get anemic transfers — plus government services that are often of low quality.
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Twitter, for example, created a filter that enables users to avoid content from low-quality accounts.
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But that future needn't include cheap, low-quality cables, which are potentially hazardous to your gadgets.
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Their demand comes after a BuzzFeed News report found fraudulent reviews and defective, low-quality products.
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Young has decried the relatively low quality that most music is available in for digital audiences.
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A low-quality video, a questionable website, and product shots that look like photocopies of photocopies.
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Both of those short films depict big-scale factories mistreating animals and producing low-quality products.
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Some members of the groups had what Ashworth described as low-quality prison or gang tattoos.
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So Ford's universal platform could exacerbate low-quality app development or incongruent services in infotainment systems.
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Others have experienced impaired physical or neurocognitive functioning, mood disorders and a low quality of life.
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And the evidence that was reported was low quality, making it hard to draw firm conclusions.
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You'll quickly start to hate low-quality streaming services and look for something of higher fidelity.
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It's just a little upsetting that the phone's 100x Space Zoom delivers such low-quality results.
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The state is known for its low-quality iron ore exported to countries such as China.
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Lately, they've been hit and miss with either not having broccoli or having low quality broccoli.
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Extreme weather left many farmers with a low-quality product that they thought wouldn't store well.
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Distinguishing fake news from real news — or low-quality news from high-quality reporting — is difficult.
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Even in its low-quality, there are a few things we can glean from the track.
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That can be pretty expensive and can be pretty low quality, and people can get trapped.
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It'll be really low quality, probably full of water, and it's not likely to taste very good.
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Start by ditching your low-quality headphones and letting messy webs of wire stand in your way.
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Virtual reality has come a long ways from its early days of low-quality, nausea-inducing games.
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The feature can generate low-quality notifications that annoy users, which frequently happens on Facebook and Instagram.
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It's capable of catching guns from even low-quality YouTube footage in just under a quarter second.
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He gave his standard "buyer beware" pitch, explaining that the knockoffs are low quality, unsafe and uninsured.
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Mining of low-quality iron ore came to a halt in March over allegations of illegal mining.
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Yet overall even the low-quality shots give Snapchat an endearing roughness compared to Instagram's manicured tone.
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Empty spaces, known as voiding, could be evidence of low quality standards, or a rushed product release.
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These apps have been responsible for more than 130 million of "low quality" tweets, according to Twitter.
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Small businesses are not the only ones that would suffer from low quality patents and unnecessary litigation.
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The faces they generated looked grainy, like something you might see on a low-quality surveillance camera.
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Normally, low quality content simply receives too few Likes or comments to be seen by many people.
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But researchers have long complained that it's low-quality and doesn't represent the varieties now available commercially.
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The Trump administration has provided a target rich environment in terms of relying upon low quality information.
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And too many of our veterans receive low-quality care, if they can get care at all.
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But the authors of that review say the studies they turned up were generally of "low" quality.
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Far too often kids' shoes and boots are low quality compared to active footwear made for adults.
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If you feel confident you can discern the difference between high- and low-quality information, search away.
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Vox spoke with Ivanic about the potential consequences of marketing low-quality foods to people of color.
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MIDI files are low-quality recordings, but the artists overlap the recording to alleviate the resulting remix.
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They were surprised at the low quality — shitty Chinese assault rifles and RPGs, according to Gilmore and Golan.
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And if you improve access, it means low quality, or a low focus on quality, in some sense.
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Due to the low quality of the video, I skipped toward the end, not thinking much about it.
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"It's just kind of a low-quality earnings beat," said Jeff Jonas, a portfolio manager at Gabelli Funds.
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The audio track in porn is usually of pretty low quality, so porn sounds don't interest me much.
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I'm buying that about as much as I'm buying low quality cashmere sweaters, which is not at all.
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Twitter just unveiled a new feature that will let everyone filter low quality notifications from bots and spammers.
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"In Paris and elsewhere, there have been low-quality bikes that were not made to last," he said.
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This could exacerbate sexism because men get used to seeing women as producing a low quality of work.
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Absolutely. It is better to export cleaner coal oversees than have China use low-quality, high-sulfur coal.
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I'm walking down the sidewalk and all of a sudden I'm getting low-quality audio blared at me.
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Kuperberg adds that D-Wave's qubits are also of low quality compared to those produced by other researchers.
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Misreporting is greatest in a medium-quality environment and is least in both high- and low-quality environments.
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BERLIN — Blurry selfies, pixelated screen shots, Photoshop disasters: Low-quality, mass-reproduced pictures flood our screens every day.
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" The publication further notes that "a basic upvote and downvote system will help keep out low-quality responses.
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Public health obesity policies should prioritize fighting the overconsumption of low-quality food and improving the food environment.
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The app's supposed capability to identify practically anyone from even low-quality photos frightened privacy advocates and officials.
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It's hard to estimate how many people will vote, and the public polls are of fairly low quality.
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The team developed proprietary tech to make sure that accuracy levels were high, even with low-quality images.
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My chief complaint is that I've been encountering more places with cheap, low-quality pillows, beds, and furniture.
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Yet, if your daily behaviors are consistently low quality, what do you expect your life's output to be?
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Belarusian refiner Naftan said it had filed claims against unnamed Russian suppliers for delivering low quality oil during April.
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It is true that a low quality screener of episode 4 appeared online last week, before the show aired.
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While it's watermarked and of relatively low quality, the video does appear to match the trailer for episode four.
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Much of the new iron ore brought to market in recent years has been of medium or low quality.
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Most of the papers that cited the phantom reference were "fairly low-quality conference papers," Harzing told Retraction Watch.
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People with a history of SIB are more likely to report interpersonal problems, loneliness, and low quality of life.
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Another complaint in past years was that some deals were low-quality and for items no one really wanted.
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The first result is the logo I searched for, using a low-quality image downloaded from some random site.
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As you can see above, the images it produces are hazy, low-quality, and sometimes just a little off.
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So I found a couple of low-quality images on Pinterest and realized it was probably blue before that.
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Spammers have exploited this to trick users into clicking links to low-quality websites and those with malicious ads.
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In addition to the low-quality traffic, Social Puncher's report also alleges that one site selling traffic to IBTimes.
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That underperformance continued right up until this past February at which point low-quality stocks bounced and bounced hard.
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This low quality traffic is an issue we deal with every day and have invested significant resources into blocking.
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Suspended students often sit around at home, or in low-quality alternative programs, falling further behind on their studies.
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Mishra charges ₹2,500 per 10,000 "low quality followers", ₹3,303 for mid-quality followers, and ₹4,500 for high quality followers.
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But a lot of this video is low-quality, so they're also shooting their own training footage with actors.
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Public-health obesity policies should prioritize fighting the over-consumption of low-quality food and improving the food environment.
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Earlier the same month YouTube was also criticized over low-quality content targeting kids as viewers on its platform.
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The most important are that automation is destroying opportunities and that work, though plentiful, is low-quality and precarious.
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The sound could have been designed for excellent speakers, or it could have been designed for low-quality earphones.
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This story starts last year, when Twitter belatedly began to remove low-quality and harassing tweets from search results.
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Earlier the same month YouTube was also criticized over low-quality content targeting kids as viewers on its platform.
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Facebook announced last week it will be making an update to reduce "low-quality links" within its News Feed.
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The assembly process is often tedious and at the end of the day, the product is very low quality.
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In fact, Johnson trashes the shirt as a "tacky, low quality, over-priced" item that's tarnishing his good name.
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The neon suit they received in the mail, though, was woefully low quality compared to the one in pictures.
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Some low quality fuels available on the market can cause damage quickly to the catalytic converters of vehicle exhausts.
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The parameters Facebook used to classify sites as low-quality include: A disproportionate volume of ads relative to content.
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Veterans are promised lucrative careers after graduation by low-quality schools that do not deliver even a basic education.
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He put quality-control systems in place, from random sampling to laser measures, to weed out low-quality logs.
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The problems pinpointed in successive United Nations Development Programme's Arab Human Development Reports—poor governance, high unemployment, low quality
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Streaming video on your phone will be just as easy as streaming music, even with a low-quality connection.
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"TheShadowBrokers ripped me off," fsyourmoms wrote, complaining that he only received what looked like an old, low-quality tool.
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The group's guidelines on this particular topic are graded 2C, which acknowledges that the evidence is of low quality.
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Cyclical and low-quality stocks — or those with weak balance sheets — should outperform in this scenario, according to Zidle.
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In fact, in recent years businesses that clearly seem predatory and low-quality have expanded in many black neighborhoods.
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These securities are a form of low-quality corporate bonds with two compelling value propositions over standard junk bonds.
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Stocks like these have historically outperformed their low-quality counterparts when the Cboe Volatility Index (VIX) rises, Subramanian said.
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The ideal study would be to randomly assign patients needing hospital care to facilities with high or low quality.
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" Using customer information to open fictitious accounts would certainly seem to qualify as something more than "low quality sales.
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The company was not typically associated with low-cost, low-quality components — it's even a supplier for Apple's iPhone.
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Years of studies have found that minorities and those on Medicaid are more likely to receive low-quality care.
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Dismissing these individual movies as low-quality monoliths implies that disparate Marvel movies like Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol.
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"In addition, their claims regarding the low quality of guidelines are based on the application of inappropriate metrics," he said.
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"Many people think food delivery means low-quality meals that are bad for you – we want to end this misperception!"
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" Pavel Molchanov, energy research analyst at Raymond James, said the better-than-expected report amounted to a "low-quality beat.
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And it's not just to peddle some low quality pharmaceutical knock-off: it's to promote his love for Donald Trump.
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But some users still might find it interruptive, especially if less tech-savvy local merchants blast out low-quality promotions.
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He believes that 3D printing is the future, but not in the low-quality, stringy and plasticky way we expect.
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Low-quality and filtered photos pulled from social media are also valid, police guidance documents show, according to the study.
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Drones, especially low-quality ones, are hard to control and they tend to fly into the nearest wall or tree.
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Gone were earlier proposals to let cable and phone companies offer separate (and unequal) high-quality and low-quality tiers.
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In 2014, the company's pilots joined the Air Line Pilots Association, citing their low-quality health insurance, among other complaints.
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Another common theme is that the doctors who are willing to work with app makers are inexperienced, or low-quality.
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Year 2013 came along and I had enough with the low quality shows and started viewing music as my career.
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It was not appropriate for me to wear things like that before—outlandish and brash and crass and low quality.
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And since low-quality content sinks out of view quickly on Imgur, the community has helped keep spam at bay.
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Decades of neglect and lack of investment have left Nigeria with low-quality infrastructure seen as a hurdle to prosperity.
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Together, those low-quality jobs offer a weighted average of $539 in weekly income, or just over $28,000 per year.
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The plastic will be of low quality, and the small pieces have a good chance of finding their way home.
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This, of course, led to issues as the store was over-filled with low-quality and sometimes even malicious apps.
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It's often referred to as an example of a "ratchet" reality show, meaning that it is trashy and low quality.
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This can translate to long waits for patients, short visits and a low quality of professional life for veterinarians themselves.
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For example, many low-quality studies suggest that wellness programs reduce employers' health care costs as they improve health outcomes.
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Trucks bring in low-quality tomatoes from the province of Extremadura, and water cannons are fired to start the battle.
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She calls this a "fatal mistake," in part because the low quality image file makes your resume difficult to read.
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People in the study who enrolled in low-quality Medicare Advantage plans were more likely to be nonwhite and poor.
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While affluent consumers may disdain Pinduodou products' low quality, price-sensitive users are hooked on bargains even when items are subpar.
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But you know Farberware, the reviews on the 3.2-quart digital air fryer prove that low price doesn't mean low quality.
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In early February, the company said it would get rid of "low-quality" and potentially harassing tweets from feeds and searches.
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Walking into the theater to watch 2013's Safe Haven, I was mentally prepared for a low quality film, because duh.
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While the initial lineup included goofy and low-quality apps like trivia games or joke apps, later additions proved more promising.
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Leszczynski added the company was not aware of any low quality oil supplied to its Czech refinery via the Druzhba pipeline.
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But the results also present three challenges to the view that the low quality of recent immigrants is slowing economic assimilation.
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Our goal is to make sure that you know any low-quality information gets as few eyeballs on it as possible.
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And I'd probably been able to produce the best quality prints I could hope for, given the low quality source material.
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"As long as [antivenom] is user fee driven, people will only have access to low-cost, low-quality products," says Potet.
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Google is also changing the signals it uses to directly influence rankings, with an eye towards pushing low-quality content down.
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So far, however, the only large stones recovered from the new mining section have been a dirty colour, and low quality.
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Cheatgrass threatens the soil, soaks up water for other plants, provides low-quality foraging for animals and can fuel catastrophic wildfires.
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"Because ads are cheap, competition for clicks is fierce and low quality news sources are everywhere," he explained in the video.
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The file itself is a low quality video, but it appears to be an unaired episode of Game of Thrones indeed.
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So far, however, the only large stones recovered from the new mining section have been a murky colour, and low quality.
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U+23F954 POTATO Let's say you take a bad selfie, or in general, you see an image of very low quality.
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"It appears a low-quality beat and the continued undershooting of Entresto and Alcon could offset the initial positivity," he said.
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This covered the first two fiscal years when hospitals were aware of their potential to be penalized for low quality scores.
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A recent study by the universities of Aberdeen and Oxford argues that low-quality internet imposes extra costs on rural businesses.
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They often buy low-quality products brought into the island, which is struggling with obesity and diseases like diabetes, she said.
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The low quality of the VR video showing the incident happening in real time makes it hard to study the details.
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The audio file is a one-off, a unique low-quality audio test that doesn't have a clear winner or loser.
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The Lyondell refinery, one of the largest in the United States, is designed to process low-quality, high sulfur crude oil.
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The low quality of defense provided by some court-appointed private lawyers has had a demonstrable effect in the 21970 counties.
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However, some of the studies included in the analysis were ranked as low quality and some had not been peer-reviewed.
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His Facebook post garnered 181 comments, with other researchers describing similar signs of low-quality data in their own recent work.
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Birkenstock sought the injunction because it feared unsuspecting shoppers might buy low-quality counterfeits through Amazon that would erode its reputation.
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In particular, the rock is usually low quality, because many years of tectonic processes has broken it up and weakened it.
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And it has, right in the core of those areas, some very high-quality rail infrastructure with very low-quality service.
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Our research further shows that the links they share tend to include low quality content such as clickbait, sensationalism, and misinformation.
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"The watch immediately struck me as being comparatively low-quality for a watch signed as being made in London," she said.
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One section of the story examined low-quality web traffic flowing to websites operated by Swedish publishing giant Bonnier, including Saveur.
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All of this means that observational evidence, which is easier to obtain, will be ruled as "low quality" by some researchers.
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University of Maine psychologist Cynthia Erdley found that low quality of friendships was associated with loneliness and depression only for boys.
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Similarly, when users click the dropdown under a tweet to see replies, potentially abusive and low-quality tweets will be collapsed.
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He complained about low-quality channels that he says are masquerading as news outlets and making misleading videos with provocative thumbnails.
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And dealing with smartphones has required a separate piece of equipment that vexes communication thanks to its low quality and annoying lags.
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We've also seen some low-quality pics of the Tab S3 courtesy of a Taiwanese telecom registry and even a leaked manual.
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Even at 60 frames per second, these weren't distractingly low-quality — the home environments, for example, felt very similar on both machines.
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In the early stages of the bull market, the list of outperformers was dominated almost in its entirety by low-quality stocks.
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"On Facebook Search, we are increasing the emphasis we put on quality signals like clickbait or low-quality ads experiences," he said.
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"Resist the temptation to snooze, because unfortunately, your body will go back to sleep -- a very light, low-quality sleep," Robbins said.
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They tried to find a quality pizza place in their area, and found only sit-down options or low-quality take-out.
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Most of the plastic scrap coming into the country is contaminated and low-quality plastic from developed countries that is non-recyclable.
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Alison Wolf, an economist at King's College London, worries that today's financing system means the number of low-quality courses will grow.
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It's important to be clear that partisan news is not the same as fake news, nor is it inherently of low quality.
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Great Society liberals did not intend to trap generations of the poor in low quality housing or induce dependency on government handouts.
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And all the while, Facebook's feed downranked "low-quality memes," which could include 'image macros' made up of a GIF + overlaid text.
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Pulling up a low-quality image and telling the computer to "enhance" the resolution has long been the stuff of TV fantasy.
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Earlier this year it banned smaller ports from receiving coal and it has also carried out strict inspections on low-quality coal.
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Some of them are small-scale and relatively inefficient, burn low-quality coal, or emit lots of mercury and other air pollutants.
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The company announced that users would begin to see fewer links to "low-quality web page experiences" starting later in the day.
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They are anti-illustrative, not least because many of them are low-quality snaps, dingy, hard to decipher, and often atrociously reproduced.
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In their paper, they noted that their system was a free upgrade for millions of low-quality surveillance cameras already in use.
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The videos can be pretty low-quality, which means you don't really feel like you're "there," but they're still engaging and fun.
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Suddenly I was assaulted by a low quality MP3 of "PATT (Party All the Time)" by Sharam playing over a T.I. track.
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On Costa, crew members would sometimes eat just rice and watermelon because of the low quality of their other options, Viana said.
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"[We're] driving consumers from low-quality poor scooters to high-quality, lithium battery scooters," Niu CEO Yan Li told CNBC on Monday.
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There are a few studies that address the impact of yoga on menstrual pain, but they are all low quality, methodologically speaking.
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One of the more striking findings was the degree to which low-quality, algorithmically optimized digital content had colonized their leisure time.
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"This is a problem because ads are cheap, competition for clicks is fierce and low-quality news sources are everywhere," said Wales.
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As far as Neil Young is concerned, low quality music might as well signal the death of the industry as a whole.
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Part of reforming addiction care in America will require insurers to reject low-quality addiction treatment, pushing patients to higher-quality services.
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Why, he wondered, would China sacrifice trade with the United States to produce low-quality metal that pollutes its already smoggy air?
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Luxury brands led by Gucci joined the list this year as millennials and Gen Z turn away from low-quality fast fashion.
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Buttigieg would also require states to take action against "low-quality" charter operators and report annually on how well charters are performing.
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For well-off children, some studies have linked day care, especially low-quality care early in life, to achievement and behavior problems.
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People are consuming too many calories and too much low-quality food, bringing on chronic diseases like cancer, obesity, diabetes, and heart disease.
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Facebook is tweaking its algorithm again, and issuing a warning to "low-quality web page experiences" with terrible advertising: We're coming for you.
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This swiping ennui resulted in daters collecting countless matches, but having low-quality interactions that didn't lead to an actual in-person date.
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"Even when benefits are offered in those industries, they are low quality — a double whammy for workers in restaurants and retail," said Chamberlain.
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Along with spotting completely false stories, the data may also prove useful in helping the platform identify common characteristics of low-quality websites.
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In his view, the behavioral tendency of wanting to get rich quick leads to a systemic overpricing of popular yet low-quality stocks.
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After all, many of the Alexa skills offered today are of low quality, or more experimental attempts from developers testing out the platform.
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Episode 4 of season 7 has now leaked online in a low-quality format — thanks to Google Drive postings in a Reddit thread.
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If you're camera-shy, have a low-quality camera, or don't have cool scenes to capture, audio posts could get you sharing more.
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In June last year, Twitter bought UK AI startup Magic Pony, which uses similar techniques to improve the resolution of low-quality videos.
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At the same time, they add, the low quality of his appointed officials points up the superiority of China's meritocratic one-party system.
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Without quality controls, countries with large solar manufacturing capacity and lax product safety laws have flooded Africa with low cost, low quality products.
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The rating also takes into account the fairly low quality of the reinsurer's investment portfolio and significant amount of reinsured domestic surety risks.
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Sure, the fabric was low quality, but for $30 slacks that look cool and professional, I could probably overlook the mildly scratchy fabric.
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But a current lack of oversight and regulation means that low-quality (or even scammy) products can discourage consumers who have bad experiences.
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The copies available are low-quality (so don't get too excited), but at least now we know what we're all missing out on.
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Goods marked as genuine leather will be several layers of low-quality leather bonded together with glue and then painted to look uniform.
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Shortly beforehand, an anonymous poster claimed that, after paying from the monthly dump service, the Shadow Brokers only provided a low quality tool.
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There were a lot of low-quality novels written by people who really have no idea what was actually likely to be plausible.
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People are consuming too many calories and too much low-quality food, bringing on chronic diseases like cancer, obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.
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"A generation is being sold on the concept that low-quality products are desirable," Maxine Bedat, co-founder of Zady, told the publication.
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Edge isn't a very popular browser, but it still makes an interesting case study in the intractable war against low-quality information online.
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"If customers start to view the space as full of low-quality, low-cost products, that reflects poorly on everybody," Doerksen told Bloomberg.
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Although Wikipedia can be a good source of information, some of the articles cited by World-Check are incomplete or of low quality.
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We humans can be easily fooled into wasting money on flashy brands or avoiding cheap items because we assume they are low quality.
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Too often, they come from low-quality sources pumping out a high volume of posts for maximum traffic: the newest model of journalism.
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Fitch estimates that, excluding the low-quality income items, TSB would potentially have net losses of 2210% in 22000M221 and 22500% in 220003.
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Chinese nickel supporters have basically turned to low quality, partly beneficiated nickel from Indonesia as a substitute for refined nickel and nickel ore.
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"People research" is broken: Finding participants is difficult and slow and with other platforms data is biased, low quality, and incentives are misaligned.
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In addition, participants who said there isn't a connection between beauty and skill also tended to assess attractive employees' service as low quality.
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Poor security, low-quality content and excessive advertising are as big a danger to Mark Zuckerberg's company as the 2012 growth of mobile.
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At the same time, it must convince more affluent eaters that a cafeteria-style ordering counter and low price don't mean low quality.
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When the company revised its policies earlier this year, the move was meant to reduce the number of low-quality apps and spam.
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Our thought bubble: There's a case to be made for Facebook to use its algorithms to demote, rather than ban, low-quality content.
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It found that the low quality of food served by these institutions, combined with small portion sizes, was leading to frustration among prisoners.
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Low quality patents and the threat they present also create vast uncertainty to businesses across sectors, discouraging new innovation and hampering our economy.
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He also said the home's drywall was of a low-quality finish more commonly found in tract homes or lower-end commercial buildings.
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If you're working from home: Tech issues like shoddy Wi-Fi, low-quality video calls and uncomfortable work stations can make life hard.
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The low quality of the video, which briefly freezes either deliberately or because of a glitch, adds to the ambiguity, the analysis showed.
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" The top elected official from the district vowed on Tuesday to punish the building's developer for "endangering people and using low-quality materials.
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When it launched early last year, it offered low-quality genome sequences for $99 with data access controls written into a public ledger.
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That quest, which naturally favors loud and extreme voices, has in turn driven more media organizations to publish low-quality and sensational stories.
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For years, foreign brands have been battling low-quality manufacturers that churn out cheap copies of everything from iPhones to Louis Vuitton bags.
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"They're slow, they have low quality displays, and they run clunky old PC software," said Jobs, mocking the PC industry's obsession with netbooks.
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However, Republicans have argued that Medicaid is low quality insurance and that it does not actually end up improving people's access to healthcare.
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Now, The Wall Street Journal has never been shy about calling for curbs on so-called "patent trolls" and eliminating low-quality patents.
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One wrote, "While it looks pretty and convincing in photos, the dress has no substance and is of low quality (manufacturer issues maybe?)."
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The song is called "Closest Thing to Einstein", it features Sampha, and according to the low-quality audio rip it's seven minutes long.
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If there were more ads to choose from, it's likely these low-quality ads wouldn't make it to the top of the pile.
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On Instagram, you have to be careful not to clog your friends' feeds with a barrage of low-quality pictures that might annoy them.
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They also found that "total work done" during the "high-quality" sound sessions was 2% greater than the exercise done with low-quality sound.
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Redirecting traffic in this manner disguises its origins and makes it appear as if it's organic referral traffic, rather than low-quality purchased traffic.
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When I got back to my hotel, I noticed people on Twitter complaining about the low quality of the $50 stream of the wedding.
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However, there remains a fair amount of low-quality, unoriginal, overly captioned, meme-style videos promoted on its "Popular" page, at least for me.
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Even so, there was widespread incredulity that a Chinese maker of cheap, low-quality vehicles could be a suitable guardian for a premium marque.
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Critics also accused the plans of denying patients tests and procedures to save money, and many plans were seen as offering low-quality care.
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The evidence for flossing, concluded the AP, is "weak, very unreliable," of "very low" quality, and "carries "a moderate to large potential for bias.
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Would you prefer a room in a low-quality hotel one block away from the office or a high-quality hotel one mile away?
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Robert De Niro has received quite a bit of criticism in recent years for appearing to cash in on big-budget, low-quality films.
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The so-called "midnight regulations," passed in the last quarter after the election, typically are rushed through and are accompanied by low-quality analysis.
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Additional research suggests that poor sleep -- including low-quality or low-quantity sleep -- is a risk factor for obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and depression.
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They're also more aware of red flags, like low-quality schedules, where no buffers are shown for integrating learnings, ID iterations or contingency plans.
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A better path than funneling so much money to low-quality for-profits would probably be to help finance public universities and community colleges.
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Shanghai rebar futures climbed 46 percent this year, driven by the closure of low-quality Chinese steelmaking plants and production curbs to fight pollution.
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Facebook will bury links to low-quality websites and refuse to carry ads pointing to them in a News Feed algorithm change announced today.
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"If you made artisan cheese, you didn't want to share a space with a low-quality bread shop," one of the building's architects explained.
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But production has slumped over the years as a result of poor yields blamed on extreme weather, weak global prices and low-quality cocoa.
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But France was no match for the rapidly improving Scots (2-03) in the most entertaining match so far of a low-quality tournament.
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But when you're backing out litigation expenses that go on every quarter, that's a low-quality kind of adjustment, and those are pretty abhorrent.
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In 210, an Indian government report estimated that 29.8% of the country's urban population live in low quality, semi-permanent structures, known as slums.
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We decided to focus our reporting on the best available evidence, and we did this by excluding the critically low-quality studies (n=8).
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High-yield bonds, also called junk bonds because of their low-quality credit profiles, are outperforming leveraged loans as coronavirus fears pummel risk assets.
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As it exists now, lack of data transparency around property listings results in low-quality listings, disproportionately high asking prices and prolonged selling times.
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"The microbiome could essentially help us, within 24 hours, maximize our ability to digest nutrients even on a low-quality diet," Dr. Carmody said.
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In a note, Credit Suisse cited the closing of about 200 "low-quality" stores, "an attractive valuation," and improvements in the company's supply chain.
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For much of his childhood, Kristof Milak studied low-quality videotapes of Michael Phelps's races for tips on how to refine his butterfly technique.
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Margins could recover, however, as Indian low quality white sugar exports from mills would halt after the planned imposition of the tax, traders said.
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I'd be remiss if I didn't mention its steep $27 price-tag — that being said, it's a worthwhile investment compared to low-quality dupes.
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The low-quality, 2.5-minute cellphone video was provided to The New York Times by Mr. Archer's office and earlier obtained by Florida Today.
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Much has been said about the cultural inaccuracies of the text, the cartoonish use of Spanish, and even the low quality of the writing.
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Insurers' reluctance to pay for addiction treatment is inextricably linked to the two big problems with American addiction care: high costs and low quality.
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Many in the industry aren't fans of synthetic leather, but I almost always find it feels and wears better than low-quality, genuine leather.
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Mortgages that were low quality, low value, and built on fraudulent numbers caused a major financial collapse, the impacts of which are still felt today.
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Generic drug makers and large tech companies are also among the board's supporters, arguing it has actually increased competition by weeding out low-quality patents.
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Typically, when you search for a job like that, chances are you'll be bombarded with a bunch of low-quality or even potentially malicious sites.
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NMG then routed this low-quality traffic through other domains in order to disguise its origins and make it seem like high-quality referral traffic.
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Beyond labeling such pages as low-quality, it does not appear that Google is looking to get into the business of policing op-ed pieces.
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We're going to give stability to people who have been in the middle of a war, been abused, and had a low quality of life.
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The relatively low quality of the deals helps explain why EFTA's free-trade agreements still account for only about a tenth of its members' trade.
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The stitching method is resource and time intensive, while the streaming method leaves you with a low-quality video you can only rewatch in 2D.
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When fans must share screencaptures by snapping a photo of the television screen, it makes the non-spoilery images of the game look low quality.
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A recent BuzzFeed News story detailed how this form of low-quality traffic is often "laundered" through other domains before ending up on mainstream sites.
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The company says that it will now stop the creation of new, abusive accounts, offer safer search results, and collapse abusive or low-quality tweets.
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Over the weekend, the rapper posted a snippet of a low-quality video she made wearing a cow suit and singing about being a cow.
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The message implied that it's a low-quality ingredient added to their beer, while Bud Light instead chooses to use rice in the fermentation process.
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In 2013 the government launched "Operation Green Fence", a campaign to block imports of illegal and low-quality waste through improved inspections of container ships.
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If the number of these exceeds certain thresholds, an account can be deemed low quality and access to tweets from that user are severely diminished.
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Prepa administrators were alleged to have participated in a fraudulent scheme to accept kickbacks in exchange for buying low-quality fuel oil at inflated prices.
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A recent report published by CLASP on the generational impact of poverty demonstrates how parents' low-wage, low-quality jobs have damaging consequences for families.
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Because the company's prices are akin to fast-fashion companies like H&M or Forever 21, consumers assume Uniqlo's products are low quality and disposable.
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It wasn't immediately clear which company posted the trailer, which circulated among Fallen fans (aka Fallenatics) after a low-quality copy was uploaded to YouTube.
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"We're seeing a flood of these low-cost, low-quality devices that are hurting people and we're dealing with safety as an afterthought," Kane said.
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IndiaSpend's network uses low quality sensors fitted with GPRS transmitter, which have deployed in around 40 devices in Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Patna and Lucknow.
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There are some pretty low-quality futons out there, so don't waste your time sifting through the ones that won't last the entire school year.
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Mr. Mohammed said the secret to his kebab is fresh lamb, as opposed to low-quality imported meats that he said many Iraqi restaurants use.
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The government had already been campaigning to block imports of illegal and low-quality waste under a crackdown called Operation Green Fence launched in 2013.
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Instead, it would simply free veterans to make a genuine choice about where to go to college without being badgered by predatory, low-quality schools.
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The problem with many jerky dog treats is that they are made with low-quality cuts of meat or packed with artificial flavors and preservatives.
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Most of the trials examined were deemed to be low quality, had a high risk of bias, or simply didn't apply to the general population.
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We have unearthed footage of deep historic significance: America's first family participating in the hallowed mid-2000s tradition of creating a low-quality music video.
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This time the network is cracking down on repeat offenders, introducing a new "safe search" feature and filtering out "low quality" replies in users' feeds.
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If the shelves of public hospital pharmacies are bare, patients and their families seek out private ones, which may carry low-quality drugs or counterfeits.
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The point was to prevent the government from supplying all of the revenue for low-quality schools that private citizens thought unworthy of their dollars.
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And Caracas remains highly dependent on the American market, since few refineries outside the United States can process large quantities of low-quality Venezuela crude.
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In cheaper phones in years past, a low-quality camera was always the biggest downside, but the Pixel 3A's camera isn't much of a compromise.
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As Ms. Young explained, cheaper, low-quality silks are often less stable than the expensive stuff, so they don't do as well with hand washing.
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"IT has had a low-quality, spammy feel, where marketers have said, 'I don't want my ultra-premium brand next to that,'" Stringfield pointed out.
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Although it pointed to some systematic reviews that reported positive cognitive effects of brain training, the W.H.O. judged the studies to be of low quality.
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Many of the things that make people sick are not the fault of bad health care — they're social factors like poverty, low-quality housing, etc.
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That's because local producers often eschew low-quality composites in favor of regional hardwoods, which are often a "certified sustainable resource in America," Haviarova said.
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The effort was stymied by too few areas offered for auction, the low quality of some projects and the dominant role of state-run Petrobras.
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However, he said Vale is aiming to keep its total production at around 400 million tonnes, replacing low-quality iron ore with higher-grade material.
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Pieces are sourced from factories abroad, Anderson said, with low quality-control standards resulting in inconsistent application of chemicals, which, unlike dye, are typically invisible.
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"Typically, Google has done a good job of keeping us off of low-quality sites," said John Short, vice president for demand generation at Workable.
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"Historically, lots of brands have struggled to make a profit or scale because of the low quality of product or design," Ms. van Hauen said.
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Ultimately, it made a value judgment that low-quality content farms were bad content, and deliberately changed its algorithms to demote them in search results.
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"This shift in practice norms was fueled by acceptance of low quality evidence that opioids are a relatively benign remedy for managing chronic pain," she wrote.
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The pirated versions of the movie out there are both HDTC (high quality) and CAM (low quality), probably a lot like the mix of performances themselves.
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China's intense anti-pollution campaign, which has shuttered hundreds of steel plants producing low-quality products, has prompted mills to use more high-grade iron ore.
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The HoloLens does have a built-in camera that will record video of the point of view of the headset wearer, but it's low-quality video.
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Considering that Wales' Round of 16 win over Northern Ireland was a seriously low-quality affair, most will be backing Belgium to triumph on Friday evening.
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But anxiety over digital news has grown in recent years, with publishers worried by diminishing revenue and experts warning about the proliferation of low-quality sources.
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And while each app might not be a big investment, no one wants to waste money or spend kids' limited screen time on low-quality content.
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"These pages often copy and paste content [from other sources], and another signal is that the website themselves are covered in low-quality ads," she said.
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The company recently took a number of concrete steps to combat abuse on its platform, including filtering low quality or harassing tweets out of user's timelines.
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A number of loyal fans showed their understanding and blamed the organizers and the low-quality pitch for causing the cancellation, rather than the two teams.
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Twitter is reportedly building a user-controlled keyword blacklist as well, according to Bloomberg, and it rolled out a "low quality content" spam filter last month.
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That could help Facebook develop a few flagship Shows, as nothing has quite broken out of the crowd of low quality, often unscripted content in Watch.
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"We—the academic community—need to de-incentivize contributions to low-quality journals that do not promote best practices and exist primarily to make money."[Nature]
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Developing an autonomous drone is actually technologically easier than ground-based autonomous vehicles, which have to take into account pedestrians, low-quality roads, and unexpected objects.
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But Twitter now uses factors such as the number of people who have blocked an account to determine whether to classify it as "low quality" content.
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While "peer reviewed" isn't synonymous with conclusive, it's long been a stamp of approval for other scientists and the public to weed out low-quality research.
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But on mobile with tiny screens, low quality app, poor connections, slow-loading sites, people seized upon Facebook's single app that pulled together content from everywhere.
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On Saturday we published a story about how it's possible to pull images from the Oculus Rift's tracking "sensors," which are essentially just low quality webcams.
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The rustling of the low-quality paper of the New Musical Express exists in my mind as a sensory artifact of trying to become a person.
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Meanwhile, the episode pokes fun at Netflix for greenlighting low-quality original series, and riffs on the horrible abuse of women by Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein.
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But these so-called pyro and hydro-metallurgical techniques are energy intensive and produce toxic gas byproducts, and the materials they recover are often low quality.
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I have also seen cases from counties that operate their public-defender services on the Walmart model: cheap, low quality and taking cases in bulk quantities.
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Some act like highly curated, low-quality newswires—posting a heavy volume of content from sources with a wide range of legitimacy, but narrow ideological views.
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Adam Mosseri, a Facebook vice president, wrote in a blog post that the effort would help "deprioritize" posts from users who frequently share low-quality links.
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The dangers of Chinese influence outlined by Tillerson are of particular risk in Latin American nations that have low-quality governance, such as Venezuela, Trinkunas says.
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This model predicts that in realistic conditions of information overload and limited attention, high-quality information has little or no competitive advantage over low-quality information.
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These elements run rampant in low-budget, low-quality masterpieces like The Room and Fateful Findings, but can be harder to find in big-budget blockbusters.
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Some 1.2 million pages, 22,000 apps and 15,000 sites were removed from its ad network for violating policies around misrepresentative, hateful or other low-quality content.
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"In the past year we saw a lot of low-quality deals, and I think we're going to see fewer and fewer of those," he said.
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With the electric grid in these regions leaving over a billion people without electricity, many have been forced to turn to expensive and low quality alternatives.
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The low quality of most of the jobs created in the US since the post-recession years screams out for far greater government involvement and proactivity.
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But the authors note that the studies are almost all of low quality, small in size, and often funded by companies with significant conflicts of interest.
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" Tahir Amin, a co-executive director of the initiative, added that "there are a lot of patent trolls trying to extort rents from low-quality patents.
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Without mainstream stores, many customers in urban black neighborhoods are left to shop at low-quality and exploitative outlets that fleece their patrons during the holidays.
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People of color, in particular, are disproportionately represented in underpaid and low-quality jobs that often do not provide sick leave, paid leave or other benefits.
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Just like any other economy of scale situation, eventually the industry would consolidate and you'd have these 10,000-acre farms growing generic and low-quality cannabis.
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"Some people use the other fruits to mask low-quality cider," said Melissa Madden of Finger Lakes Cider House on Good Life Farm, overlooking Cayuga Lake.
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She didn't have a six-point lead in any of the 16 (sometimes low-quality) national surveys that went into the field on or after Oct.
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Italian government officials, lamenting what they call "low-quality tourism," are considering limiting the numbers of tourists who can enter the city or its landmark piazzas.
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Down south, Fahy got caught in what's now known as the "Florida shuffle" — a quagmire of low-quality, weakly regulated addiction treatment centers and sober homes.
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The proportion of calories from so-called "low quality" carbs like sweets, white bread and French fries decreased from 24% to 41.8% during the study period.
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If an artist walks in with a broken or low-quality guitar, it's easy for me to grab one of mine and lend it to them.
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And here&aposs a tip for navigating the free game market: many great games are free, but there&aposs also a lot of low quality titles.
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What can Twitter and Facebook and Google do to help folks find high-quality information about a scare like that, and to discourage low-quality information?
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Right now, Capitol Hill staff are confronting a deluge of constituent email, but much of it is prompted by activist groups and is relatively low-quality.
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Facebook said the change would reduce the influence of a "tiny group" of people it has identified who share vast amounts of low-quality public posts daily.
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Chinese companies told him the measure was designed to cut an excessive number of low-quality, low-priced tours for Chinese tourists visiting Korea, the official said.
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If it had easier access to funding, they might have found themselves chasing low-quality growth and gone under before they figured out how to scale efficiently.
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In July, Chinese internet users who were angry about low-quality vaccines published a viral news article on the blockchain in order to preserve it from censorship.
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There's some truth here: Many chargers — especially budget models sold online, or even at your local shopping mall kiosk — are poorly made, or use low-quality components.
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It felt magnificently fitting for, in the cheapness, low-quality and relative inadequacy of Carling itself, the sponsor suited the third-rate tournament down to a tee.
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Many of the products shipped from Mexico under the program were considered low-quality by authorities, according to Luis Alfonso de Alba, a Mexican deputy foreign minister.
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Investors tend to go after low-quality stocks because they see them as bargains, but that's more likely to result in losses than in gains, he said.
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The low-earth orbit is smaller than we think, and low-quality satellites prone to failure, or overlapping constellations with intertwining satellites, is a recipe for disaster.
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To re-emphasize the point made in this story, this analysis is not based on the idea that partisan news is bad or inherently of low quality.
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A 2015 study found that wine-buyers only choose organic wines over conventional ones when the latter are believed to be from a low quality wine region.
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"This is a low quality earnings beat and we think the market will punish RBS severely for it," analyst John Cronin at broker Goodbody in Dublin said.
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Facebook has released new guidelines that outline how publishers can adapt to the company's efforts to fight back against fake/false news and other low-quality content.
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The company took down ads from around 1.2 million pages, 22,000 apps, and 15,000 sites for violating policies related to misinformation and hateful or low quality content.
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The researchers haven't found any fossilized dung or teeth to determine what Savannasaurus ate, but it likely grew to that size on a low-quality vegetarian diet.
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Even if results from larger trials show that is the case, dispelling the notion that low cost means low quality will be a challenge, says Dr Adamson.
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Earlier this month, it said would stop the creation of new, abusive accounts, offer safer search results, and collapse low-quality and abusive tweets from being shown.
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Despite new environmental regulations on the horizon, he knew that even low-quality, high-sulfur coal could still be mined, provided that plants were equipped with scrubbers.
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Cramer was widely viewed as a low-quality candidate when he won the nomination but has opened up a double-digit lead, according to the RealClearPolitics average.
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"You're given a limited supply of menstrual products per month, often of low quality due to cost saving, and when you run out, you're out," Parrish said.
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In order to avoid concentrating risks and higher volatility in its reserves, China will need to start selling assets of relatively low quality, such as real estate.
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Major retailers will often sell low-quality electronics just for Black Friday; you want to make sure you're buying products you'll like, and products that will last.
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The displays seemed low quality, with poor dynamic range and a terrible blooming issue that might be acceptable in a $500 TV, but not a $5,000 one.
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The folks who will bear the brunt of the effects of severe weather or a low-quality environment, regardless of whether the climate is changing or not.
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Restaurants can use tilapia or low-quality shrimp plumped with phosphates and it will pass here in a way that won't fly in any Mexican coastal town.
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But low quality and cheap cables have flooded the market, causing more harm than good by frying laptops and phones so that they can't be used again.
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But a lot of other research has also found that financial hardship, inconsistent routines, low-quality child care and family stress affect children for years to come.
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The researchers reviewed guidelines issued by the W.H.O. and eight other agencies around the world and said the case against sugar was based on "low-quality" evidence.
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The Federal Security Service offered several theories to explain the crash: low-quality fuel, pilot error, foreign objects getting sucked into the engine or a technical malfunction.
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Nintendo's Wii successor was a disastrous product on almost every level, from its low-quality touchscreen controller to its bafflingly slow software and its confusing, derivative name.
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"We're going to continue fighting fake news, misinformation, and low quality news on Facebook," Campbell Brown, Facebook's vice president of Global News Partnerships said in a statement.
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It can only surf the web through a dedicated app, offers low-quality calling, and was only really good for texting when it came down to it.
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The Rock Island, Illinois, couple was initially given a poor prognosis, warned that their son could be "brain dead and a vegetable" with extremely low quality of life.
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Why launch a tool like this before performing the most basic cursory scan for the kind of low-quality sources that already have your company in hot water?
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The White House's official Snapchat account is probably the only place you're going to see low-quality, emojied shots of President Obama approaching a helicopter or shooting basketball.
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Fake and low-quality drugs are a problem in poor countries like Liberia as they often contain hazardous ingredients, are ineffective and create distrust in the health system.
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Facebook Watch has also been dinged for featuring low-quality content compared to newcomers like Apple TV+, which has signed big-name talent like Spielberg, Witherspoon and Oprah.
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Instead of just mirroring the entire tab (and low-quality video) on your TV screen, the Chrome browser will now send the exact video stream to the Chromecast.
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The Obama administration has sought a series of stiff fines against banks that allegedly sold bundles of low-quality mortgages without fully informing customers of the associated risk.
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A wrinkle in markets might mean a pile of high-quality coal and a low-quality one are worth more if blended together into a medium-quality grade.
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Nike shares slipped 1.5 percent Wednesday, hours after the athletic wear company reported a low-quality earnings beat and weak future order numbers in the fiscal first quarter.
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Unfortunately, founders and investors aren't having the debate about high-quality versus low-quality growth frequently enough, and the wrong incentives can lead reasonable people to catastrophic rationalizations.
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Unfortunately it also has a tendency to disassemble itself in your pocket and the low quality heating element for wax and bud left your smoking substance seriously scorched.
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The sound mixing is oddly low quality, the character models in dialogue scenes look rushed, and the overall visual style isn't as refined as the pixel-art Igavanias.
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That is, Twitter said it would do things like collapse abusive or low-quality tweets as well as introduce a safer search feature where sensitive content is hidden.
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Even the Russian trolls who meddled in the presidential election did so by posting low-quality, highly emotional content to social media — content they knew would go viral.
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Facebook has continued to crackdown on low quality content, with Monday's move just the latest in broader efforts to scuttle stuff that would generally be considered digital garbage.
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A series of recent police raids in Mexican resort towns have turned up stockpiles of low-quality alcohol produced under "bad manufacturing practices," the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reports.
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"Usually the 'strongest coffee in the world' gimmick leads to burnt, low-quality coffee, but I was pleasantly surprised by how good this coffee is," one reviewer wrote.
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Finally, moderators can also "mark" the stream with a variety of different labels, such as disturbing, sensitive, mature, or low quality, the training document obtained by Motherboard adds.
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Sub-Saharan Africa has more than its fair share, accounting for 20193 percent of reports of counterfeit and low-quality products the U.N. agency has received since 2013.
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These changes could deter advertisers, give users less functionality to play with and remove low-quality viral content that might make users feel bad but keeps them scrolling.
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Google will roll out its long-awaited ad blocker in its Chrome web browser next week, which will filter out low-quality ads based on third-party standards.
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When he took power in 2012, President Xi Jinping vowed to crack down on corruption, which had been blamed for poor building standards and low quality public facilities.
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The findings show that the evidence for flossing is "weak, very unreliable," of "very low" quality, and carries "a moderate to large potential for bias," the AP reports.
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"Since June 2017, we've removed more than 220,000 applications in violation of our rules, collectively responsible for more than 2.2 billion low-quality Tweets," Twitter said last month.
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As the examination system became inundated with applications, administrative review proceedings were intended to address what was perceived to be a proliferation of "bad" or low-quality patents.
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"What we see now is that the Financial Intelligence Unit receives a very large amount of reports which tend to be of very low quality," Znotina told journalists.
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The social networking giant also made updates in May so people see fewer posts and ads in their News Feed that link to low-quality web page experiences.
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Last week, the House of Representatives passed the "HONEST Act," which prohibits low-quality research from influencing the health and environmental policies of U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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One student said her friends in China were smart and well educated, but why did they say that Chinese were low-quality people and should not have democracy?
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App Smart WITH smartphones, tablets and smart watches glowing and buzzing on our night stands, it's no wonder that low-quality sleep has become a public health problem.
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Contractors told Business Insider that they make less than what the company advertises, due to working extra time to parse together low-quality audio and understand complicated topics.
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"Returns have come from a narrower group — defensives, high quality, and secular growth — while cyclical or low quality stocks have lagged," he wrote in a recent client note.
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It has pledged this year to eliminate all low-quality steel production by the end of June - a move that should cut about 4 percent of steel output.
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Do some cost-benefit analysis here: Cheap parts are often of low quality—many manufacturers would argue that they are counterfeit, I'd argue that many are just aftermarket.
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"This is in line with measures taken by the ministry in the past to limit the import of low-quality goods," the Trade Ministry said in a statement.
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Kenya's National Union of Teachers (KNUT) launched a report on Monday criticizing BIA's low quality of education and called for all 405 schools in Kenya to be shut.
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There are still a handful of doorbusters that are really and truly brick-and-mortar only, but they're typically low-quality products that you should probably avoid anyway.
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I haven't seen that one, so I'm reduced to judging Hicks's work based on this low-quality 1935 adaptation, where the various ghosts aren't represented onscreen at all.
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Eight of the 12 reviews were of "critically low" quality, according to AMSTAR's criteria, meaning they shouldn't be relied on to provide an accurate summary of the research.
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The whole area is comprised of high-volume, low-quality spots focused on turning tourists that need a quick bite before the ferry, so our expectations are limited.
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"I don't want to see low-quality services put patients at risk and ruin telemedicine for doctors who are using it to provide high-quality care," he added.
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A McGorty site with plagiarized content These sites show how easy it's been to bypass the procedures Google uses to keep low-quality sites out of Google News.
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Otkritie's problems came into focus in early July after Kremlin-backed rating agency ACRA assigned the lender a BBB- rating, citing the "low quality of its loan portfolio".
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TV doorbusters, for example, are usually filled with low-quality, off-brand products, or even stripped-down models from top brands that are only available for the holidays.
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Google spokeswoman Andrea Faville said Schmidt was referring to ongoing efforts announced in April to demote search results that link to low quality, false and deliberately misleading content.
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And there&aposs one more complication: global growth has slowed this year, and so it is not the best time to be reaching for low-quality credit either.
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In the first quarter, Twitter suspended almost the exact same number of apps, which were responsible for "more than 130 million low-quality, spammy Tweets," the company said.
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Another challenge to Mr Whitaker's authority is pending in St Louis, where William Douglas Haning, a Texas businessman, faces criminal charges for using low-quality ingredients in pet food.
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Now, a review paper published in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine on Monday suggests that such guidelines might be wrong, saying they are based on low-quality evidence.
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Although Pinduoduo claims to have several channels to lower product prices, increasing product quality and counterfeit complaints still raise concerns for a possible low-cost and low-quality association.
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To'ak's mission runs exactly counter to the general principles of 21st century capitalism, which is to produce lots of stuff at low quality in order to keep costs down.
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In addition, the ratings reflect the leading market positions of the insurers in their respective segments, their sustainable profit generation and the fairly low quality of their investment portfolios.
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However, it is pressured by the relatively low quality of the investment portfolio, which includes some concentrated placements in local instruments of low credit quality and US dollar denomination.
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One key boost for the company has been improvements to its Android app, which had been criticized by users for crashing and low-quality resolution in photos, Pachter said.
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Ukraine's Ukrtransnafta said parties in the Budapest talks agreed to remove about 2000,000 tonnes of low-quality oil from Druzhba in Ukraine and Belarus and store it in reservoirs.
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" – According to Twitter, since "June 2017, we've suspended more than 117,000 malicious applications for abusing our API, collectively responsible for more than 1.5 billion low-quality Tweets this year.
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This month, he signed an executive order that would allow insurance companies to provide cheap, low-quality health coverage while increasing premiums for people who need more comprehensive care.
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My first portable music player was a HitClip, for which you paid $3.99 to listen to a one-minute "HitClips special mix" of a song in incredibly low quality.
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The 2008 crisis occurred because Lehman Brothers, AIG, and other financial institutions had loaded up with "toxic assets" — complex financial instruments assembled using a lot of low-quality mortgages.
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It turns out even one of the most expensive and meticulously produced shows in history can fall prey to the scourge of low quality streaming and bad TV settings.
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On the supply side, amateur landlords are tunnel visioned on making money from transactions, creating a low quality of service and many wasted hours of apartment hunting for tenants.
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Sharp had filed a Federal lawsuit and an action with a U.S. trade body objecting to the use of its brand on what it called low-quality television sets.
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"The selloff was a reminder that there still is that dislocation between high-quality names and low-quality (companies)," said George Curtis, a portfolio manager at TwentyFour Asset Management.
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We can see the rounded corners and its more minimal bezels below: These images seem to indicate that the leaks are relatively accurate, even though they're especially low quality.
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Citigroup — Keefe Bruyette & Woods downgraded Citi to "market perform" from "outperform," saying that its most recent quarterly beat was of "low quality" and that the stock is fairly valued.
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Ukraine's Ukrtransnafta said parties in the Budapest talks agreed to remove about 2100,2000 tonnes of low-quality oil from Druzhba in Ukraine and Belarus and store it in reservoirs.
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Whereas Germans and Austrians are faithful eaters of the almond paste, low-quality marzipan in communist Czechoslovakia dissuaded Czechs from becoming regular consumers, according to museum director Lenka Želivská.
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Liu Shih-chung, Tainan's deputy secretary general, said that footage of the ruins suggest that low-quality reinforced steel and cement may have been determining factors in the collapse.
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A government crackdown on visa scams and low-quality courses drew attention to uneven provision and slowed visa-processing times for all students, even those applying to elite institutions.
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What I do know is that I don't much like working on topics where there are mostly low quality sources and active online communities; it just becomes a dramafest.
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Some people mistakenly think canola oil is the same as low-quality vegetable oil, but the 365 Everyday Value Organic Canola Oil is very healthy and great for cooking.
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Revitalize the forest products sector Without strong and diverse markets that use both high and low quality wood, our rural forested lands and rural economies will continue to suffer.
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Belgosstrakh's investment portfolio is of relatively low quality, reflecting the credit quality of bank deposits, which is constrained by sovereign risks and the presence of significant concentrations by issuer.
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Unfortunately, neither candidate appreciated the massive lever robots can provide to not only increase our productivity as a country, but also replace low-quality tasks with high-quality jobs.
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In traditional PLA production lactic acid is fed into a reactor and converted into a type of pre-plastic, low quality, material under high temperature and in a vacuum.
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I noticed a lot of the people I was helping were using cannabis for their conditions—but they were buying quite low-quality product from kids on BMX bikes.
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In working with cachaça, Mr. Amereno said, he also must confront perceptions by Brazilians that the spirit, and the cocktails traditionally made from it, are low-quality and unsophisticated.
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Often referred to as the "Blooper Bowl" due to the low-quality play on both sides, Super Bowl V was the first Super Bowl after the AFL-NFL merger.
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"The thing that people misinterpret in the UK market is that if it's low price it must be low quality," Greggs CEO Roger Whiteside told The Telegraph last year.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - One in four people in Myanmar live in low-quality housing, exposing them to greater threats during natural disasters, the United Nations said Friday.
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That is because, for generation after generation, low-income students, students of color, English language learners, and students with disabilities were disproportionately languished in low-quality classrooms and schools.
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AKA: Ryan HigaVideo type: Higa was known for his comedy sketches, filmed alongside three friends with an especially low quality camera, which often parodied how-to and commercial formats.
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The cellphone quality only heightens the effect: It's like those scenes from disaster movies in which stone-faced government officials review low-quality footage of an alarming new threat.
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Couple her uncool platform choice with her videos' low production value (fairly low quality with little editing), and it feels like Jennifer Garner is making content for the everyman.
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Its communications strategy is the political equivalent of fast fashion: producing low-quality rebuttals and explanations that will wear out almost immediately, then be replaced with a new one.
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You more than likely live in a daycare desert, so you don't have childcare for your children, or if there is childcare it's either low quality or too expensive.
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At least some of the increase in schooling seems to be driven by young people pushed into low-quality educational options because the underlying job market has been difficult.
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"Concentration on low-quality generic drugs, high product concentration and heightened regulatory risks will continue to constrain most Chinese drug makers' business profiles to non-investment grade levels," it said.
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What has effectively happened is that the Philippines initially replaced Indonesia in supplying nickel ores to top buyer China, but now China is increasingly turning to low quality Indonesian ferronickel.
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The social media platform said Tuesday it will stop so-called trolls from creating new abusive accounts and will collapse "low-quality" and potentially abusive tweets from feeds and searches.
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To thwart abuse via applications interacting with Twitter, the company said it had suspended 117,000 apps since June that had been responsible for 1.5 billion "low-quality" tweets this year.
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Angry survivors said the low-quality construction in the Mehr scheme had caused the high death toll in the town, nestled in the Zagros Mountains along the border with Iraq.
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With Click-Gap, Facebook is using a PageRank copycat to filter low-quality results to the depths of News Feed, reducing the number of people who will see those posts.
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The updated guidelines provide clearer examples of low-quality results, including "misleading information, unexpected offensive results, hoaxes and unsupported conspiracy theories," engineering VP Ben Gomes wrote in the blog post.
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Rice grown in East Timor can cost three times as much as the low-quality varieties imported from Vietnam, said Notaras, and changing attitudes and market dynamics could take decades.
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Law professor James Grimmelmann, who wrote a lengthy critique of search neutrality in 2010, also pointed out that people expect Google to down-rank lots of spammy, low-quality websites.
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Scientists did, however, manage to collect around 300 millilitres of semen from the last four bull rhinos, which they say is a large quantity, albeit too low-quality for insemination.
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And it's probably true that in the short run, a low-quality video with a catchy title and cover image will generate as many clicks as a high-quality one.
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But back in 22017 ShopCity complained publicly that Google's search ranking systems were judging its content 'low quality' and relegating its listings pages to the unread deeps of search results.
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"What we noticed was a number of users that were uploading GIFs were incredibly popular, but when they uploaded most of the time they were really low quality," Rabbat said.
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In a report published in August, it said China should shift away from annual growth targets because they have "fostered an undesirable focus on short-term, low-quality stimulus measures".
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To date, the feature has been somewhat marred by low-quality translations, a jumpy interface, and limited language set, but this update should help ameliorate all three of those problems.
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The new section offers more details on Google's Policy, noting that apps that result in a low quality experience may not be eligible for promotion on Google Play, for example.
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Disney had learned the importance of controlling the land surrounding its parks from Anaheim, California, where a rash of cheap hotels and low-quality restaurants spread around the original Disneyland.
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While the report found that successful transplants improved function, it found the outcome evidence itself of "very low quality" because of the small number of studies and poor study designs.
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While the process was clunky with the original Spectacles â€" you had to first import low-quality videos before manually enabling HD â€" videos now import in full resolution automatically.
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Neste has stepped up usage of low-quality feedstock in its biofuels: waste and residue inputs, such as animal fats, make up more than 80 percent of its raw materials.
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"We see category of publishers on Facebook not interested in building a category of readers and will do whatever tactic get them to a low-quality web experience," says Marra.
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Of course, that'll mean you'll see lots of low-quality streams on YouTube once Stadia goes live, but there'll surely be some new talent that'll be discovered this way, too.
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Actually, Facebook Watch is dominated by the kind of low-quality viral video memes the social network announced it would kick out of its News Feed for wasting people's time.
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While a few have taken to Twitter to complain about the low quality of Nigerian goods compared to imports, others say buying Nigerian goods will eventually lead to better products.
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This summer it introduced a new registration process for developers requesting access to its APIs — intended to prevent the registration of what it describes as "spammy and low quality apps".
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Cairn Energy, which focuses purely on exploration, also said on Monday it produced "relatively low quality" oil at a rate of 1,000 bopd at another depth in the same well.
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The app sometimes lacks polish, and if you are using it on a bigger device like an iPad, the menus can look small and the images sometimes seem low quality.
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Publishing low-quality data, which may be useful in certain instances, can quickly undermine corporate reputations, and growing data collection efforts beyond narrow business sectors can quickly become cost-prohibitive.
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Average value this subtracts from a home: $3,000Like the mention of outdated kitchen cabinets earlier, low-quality cabinetry is another reason potential buyers might find fault with your home's kitchen.
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The reinsurer's investment portfolio is of relatively low quality, reflecting the credit quality of bank deposits, which is constrained by sovereign risks and the presence of significant concentrations by issuer.
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Packard Bell's failure to maintain its status as a PC manufacturer of choice in the US market comes down to a variety of factors, particularly the reputation for low quality.
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A bidding system would net Snapchat more money, eliminate low-quality advertisers that can't compete and make the system less of a headache for brands, event planners, and commercial businesses.
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The change in practice is actually likely to benefit automakers like Ford, by avoiding a market crowded with low quality entrants that still woo potential customers by undercutting on price.
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While there's been some criticism that many of Amazon's skills are low-quality, there's also something to be said for being able to build out an app store's long tail.
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In only a few years, IPR has made significant strides in improving patent quality, making it harder for patent trolls to take advantage of low quality patents to stymie entrepreneurs.
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Confusing, garbled language in the product description, or low-quality or clearly inaccurate photos, are huge red flags, and may be enough to wave you away from a given item.
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They concluded that for all the power of market forces, from automation taking over routine tasks to globalization squeezing retailers' margins, there is nothing inevitable about low-quality retail jobs.
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You could go online and look at where federal contracts were going, but the data was really low quality, and nobody still had a picture of who these people were.
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The new agreement, reached last week, sets minimum prices for some types of tomatoes and requires new inspections on imports, moves aimed at keeping low-quality produce from coming north.
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The lawsuit accuses ABC News of falsely suggesting that the product was, among other things, "pink slime," a "filler" ingredient, low quality, not beef, and not safe for public consumption.
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This covert, low-quality footage that we've adjusted to reveal some details, and obscure others, gives us some rare insights into how people in this program live and are indoctrinated.
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Illegal drugs are expensive to study, and in the case of cannabis, a lot of weed available for study is low quality, unlike the dank buds regular people typically use.
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As Google and other search engines identified the links leading to low-quality, porn, or scam sites, they could have penalized her domain, causing it to receive less referral traffic.
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The company claimed that this reduced engagement was because of some technical changes that Facebook made to crack down on low-quality content and give users a more positive experience.
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The more successful you become — which is balancing the few essential things (spiritual, relational, financial, physical) in your life and removing everything else — the less you can justify low quality.
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But as Kevin Carey reported in The Times just last week, new research shows that voucher programs may actually harm many students by shunting them into low-quality private schools.
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If they are many enough, that world with a huge population and a low quality of life contains more happiness than the smaller world with 10 billion extremely happy people.
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In all, Rieder foresees a conundrum for investors in 2020: high-quality yields are harder to come by, and low-quality credit is not ideal because of the embedded risk.
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It's a cool, low-quality recording of a bunch of random people trying out to be the band's new singer, rocking and rolling their way through the song's catchy grooves.
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Katowice, the heart of Poland's coal region, is among the most polluted cities in Europe, because many people heat their homes by burning low quality coal, which is the cheapest.
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Medicare rates home health agencies on a scale of one to five stars, with scores below 3 stars indicating low quality and above 3.5 stars indicating better quality (bit.ly/2m225jK).
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In Lahore, close to the Indian border, Vespa owners often have to settle for low quality Indian-made parts or ask for mechanics to fashion new pieces of bodywork from scratch.
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"Swiping is definitely good for matching — plenty of users will rack up dozens or hundreds of matches — but a lot of low quality interaction can follow on from that," he says.
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The floors of the Plaintiffs' house were destroyed by Big Coat's negligence, and the work that was done was generally performed badly, for the most part using inexpensive, low quality materials.
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Beijing's campaign for clearer skies has closed thousands of mills and mines producing low-quality steel and coal, and makers of electrodes, particularly those near big cities, have not been spared.
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Twitter took new steps today to reduce the amount of visible abuse on the platform, introducing new filters to remove low-quality and harassing replies from the timeline and from search.
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For years, Facebook's News Feed allowed misinformation or low-quality news sources to have the same kind of reach as quality news publishers, which created a polarizing news environment on Facebook.
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Here's a low-quality video of the malware in action:The total ransom figure is still increasing, the New York Times is reporting that $33,000 has been deposited in the Bitcoin accounts.
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The news comes a week after Facebook announced it would make significant changes to the News Feed, in part to reduce the amount of low-quality video served to its users.
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The review concluded that the highest quality studies don't indicate abortion leads to long-term mental health problems, whereas the low quality studies largely reported a relationship between the two experiences.
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It's been trying to improve digital well-being by showing fewer low-quality viral videos and clickbait news stories, and more from your friends since a big algorithm change in January.
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As a sixth-generation seed breeder, Groot, 84, said he started East-West Seed at 47 years old when he noticed small-scale Asian farmers often struggled with low-quality seeds.
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And though distance degrades the signal, especially when using low quality microphones, the researchers could still extract monitor emanations from recordings taken as far as 30 feet away in some cases.
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Twitter has developed the feature in partnership with India Spend, which runs an independent air quality monitoring network using low-quality cost sensors fitted with GPRS transmitters installed across the country.
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While it may be tempting to try to "save money" by going with the low-quality, cheaper product, oftentimes, choosing quality will save you time and money in the long run.
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My colleague River Donaghey brought Krasdale brand toilet paper to my home and the low quality of the toilet paper led me to imagine a series of scratchy, thin pizza bagels.
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A surveillance camera had captured him as he walked toward their car, but the video was of such low quality that key details, such as faces, were impossible to make out.
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While there are many high-quality dog food brands on the market, there are also those that cut corners by bulking up their products with low-quality fillers and artificial additives.
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According to data from the consultancy, the use of low-quality or dirty coal, known as sanmei, will fall to 469 million tons this year from 774 million tons in 2012.
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"Therefore, the view of earnings is either C$1.55 or a low quality C$1.58 and will likely be viewed disappointing against consensus (and our) forecast of C$1.57," he said.
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Anil Swarup, the top civil servant in India's coal ministry, acknowledged the country's low-quality coal could be a tough sell, particularly as higher grades are available at such low prices.
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While most generally agree that low-quality apps don't deserve to be on the App Store, there's industry concern that banning template-based apps as a whole has been an overreach.
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A lower cost can be counter-productive in the consumer market — shoppers think the product is not worth as much as others, that the price is a reflection of low quality.
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"The local industry is facing pricing issues because of low-quality solar energy appliances being imported in the country that are very cheap as compared to the local market," he said.
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These requirements elevate work of any kind — and what we know from the 1996 welfare reform is that it's destined to be low-paid, low-quality work — over any other consideration.
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If the new Batsuit looks and feels kind of low quality, fear not, as it apparently fits with the storyline of a young Bruce Wayne, in his first years as Batman.
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The low barrier to entry has attracted conspiracy theorists whose work has been removed from other platforms, as well as low-quality amateurs looking to rack up advertising money, reporters found.
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This was a policy the engineers said was needed to protect public health and safety because engineers seeking to win projects by competing on price might perform dangerously low-quality work.
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In this manner, the federal circuit's ruling will incentivize spurious litigation cases and simultaneously make it more difficult to invalidate low-quality patents, thereby undermining patent owners' confidence in the system.
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"The practice of setting annual growth targets (rather than projections) has fostered an undesirable focus on short-term, low-quality stimulus measures," the IMF said in its annual review on China.
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" The report cited field offices' complaints that the program had wasted time with a high volume of low-quality leads, resulting in agents scrutinizing people "without any connection to illicit activity.
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This is represented by a percentage: a low-quality insurer pays 70 percent of the "retail" price of a procedure, while a higher-quality insurer will pay something like 120 percent.
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But the big question is whether poor and/or low quality data — even if you've managed to scrape together an awful lot of it — can really lead to useful AI-powered decisions.
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"We have had a policy in place since last year to prevent advertisers with low-quality webpage experiences from advertising on our platform," writes Facebook researchers Jiun-Ren Lin and Shengbo Guo.
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Such results raise questions about the company's ability to monitor for low-quality information, and provide another example of the problems platforms run into when relying on algorithms to police the internet.
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The social media company said it will use a new approach called Click-Gap to reduce the amount of low-quality content, such as fake news, that users see on News Feed.
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They found only low-quality evidence that cannabis may help nerve pain, and this wasn't for smoking pot, it was for what's known as nabiximols, or oral mixtures sprayed into the mouth.
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On the other hand, historically the earliest investors in cryptocurrency have been extremely low quality — they are the speculators who doom the currency in the long run and scare away mainstream users.
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I'm not saying that moving to a single payer system will be easy but there is nothing about our current high cost, low quality, profit driven, sickness industry that is worth preserving.
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A low-quality infographic placed UKIP's Nigel Farage and Donald Trump alongside Le Pen, Germany's Frauke Petry, Kirralie Smith in Australia, and Austria's Norbert Hofer—all far-right proto-fascist outsider candidates.
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She hated doing math before and after every meal, and even though she got away with eating low-quality food while losing weight, she still didn't feel good—and she wasn't satisfied.
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There's a medium-quality video setting to help save on bandwidth — useful if your ISP has a data cap — and a low-quality setting for when you're in a weak network area.
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Usually people have the misconception that packaged pieces are low-quality or only come in "grandma styles" so the company opened up a fancy high-end store called Frùt to change that.
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But a night of drunkenness crumbled the barriers between our two camps, and some fraternity brothers invited a friend and me over to their penthouse for drinks and some low-quality cocaine.
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Throughout that era, bands like Vampire Weekend became instant stars thanks to these hype-generating blogs, where a few low-quality MP3s and some nice words helped put one on the map.
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The change comes as part of a multi-pronged attack on hoaxes, clickbait, spam and low-quality sites following criticism that Facebook didn't prevent fake news from influencing the 2016 presidential election.
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The situation has worsened since the shadow banking system is the "primary credit provider for the low-quality corporates in China," said Tiansi Wang, senior credit analyst at asset management firm Robeco.
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And high-quality stocks have traded at a discount to low-quality stocks — which have been buoyed by fiscal and monetary stimulus — since the Tech Bubble, but are starting to re-rate.
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That's because unleashing banks will likely bring on future rounds of boom and bust on Wall Street, creating the kind of volatile, low-quality earnings shareholders dislike and punish with lower valuations.
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In their formulation, low-quality challengers run against strong incumbents since they know they can't wait to run against a weak incumbent, because high-quality challengers are waiting for such an opportunity.
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From mixing vegetable oils and passing them off as the real stuff to lying about country of origin, scammers have found numerous ways to sell low-quality olive oil at premium prices.
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Thousands of workers in Meghalaya, including children, have been killed in so-called rat-hole mines, in which miners crawl into narrow shafts on bamboo ladders to dig for low-quality coal.
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Thousands of workers, including children, have been killed in so-called rat-hole mining, which involves miners crawling into narrow shafts on bamboo ladders to mine for low-quality coal, in Meghalaya.
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Instead, they simply buy up vague, low-quality patents – many of which never should have been granted in the first place – and use them to launch patent infringement litigation against innovative businesses.
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China is the world's biggest steel producer and iron ore consumer, but growing supplies from Australia and Brazil and the low quality of ore mined locally has increased Beijing's reliance on imports.
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Depending on the item, proper certification is required — if this is not noted in the description or item details, it is another major warning sign that the item is of low quality.
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In addition to Congress enacting strong litigation reforms, we need to maintain the USPTO's ability to take a second look at its work through IPR and weed out low quality patent claims.
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Bootlegging is also a major problem; dozens of people die from alcohol poisoning every year after consuming low-quality moonshine — 135 in 2013, the latest year for which official statistics are available.
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There's lots of low-quality care and experiences in health care, so I think there's a low bar at some level in terms of sometimes what we're trying to accomplish for people.
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These have all shrunk the size of land in which Bayaka can hunt and gather, denting their food supplies and forcing them into small, low-quality enclaves, often close to settled villages.
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A proliferation of low-quality patents leads to higher costs for innovation, industries, and particularly entrepreneurs whom now have to calculate risk of suit as they build businesses here in America forward.
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One case in the northeastern province of Jilin involved the use of industrial gelatine in food, while several cases in southwestern Guizhou province involved the use of counterfeit and low-quality salt.
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Snap's lack of innovation, coupled with the widely criticized redesign of its Snapchat application and low quality advertisements on the platform are a just a few of the reasons behind the downgrade.
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"Our sense is that investors are disappointed in the datacenter quarter-over-quarter deceleration and view crypto upside as low quality," Jefferies analyst Mark Lipacis wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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The DOJ filed dozens of "statements of interest" in court cases across the country on behalf of people who the agency said had received low-quality legal service, according to the Times.
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Pizza Hut had gained a reputation for low quality food, limited technological advancements and, thus, wallowed in the shadow of rival Domino's, which has become a dominant force in the pizza market.
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In his view, the behavioral tendency of wanting to get rich quickly leads to a systemic overpricing of popular, low-quality stocks and a systemic underpricing of the boring, higher-quality companies.
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Turkey has a history of low-quality construction, a factor that was blamed for the high death toll in the 1999 earthquake that struck near Izmit, about 55 miles southeast of Istanbul.
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"We should prevent a tsunami of cheap, low quality steel flooding the European market, now that it can't make its way to the U.S.", Tata Steel Netherlands director Theo Henrar told Reuters.
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They cite evidence that high-quality early childhood education helps children, especially disadvantaged ones, for the rest of their lives — but that low-quality preschool can hurt more than none at all.
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For example, investigations by BuzzFeed and the Guardian found that a group of cynical Macedonian hucksters had created dozens of right-wing news sites that publish low-quality pro-Trump news stories.
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Many Gazans blame Israel and the blockade for their low quality of life: daily power outages, a lack of access to basic medicines, crumbling infrastructure, and an unemployment rate above 50 percent.
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"Back then, it was truly a 'dirty martini' because you had to use your hand to strain the juice out of those really low-quality olives from the gallon jugs," he says.
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" News Front, seen by some as the new face of Russia's disinformation war operated by Konstantin Knyrik, ran a story with the headline: "'Low-quality' Skripal: The British Script Failed in Ukraine.
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While oil prices have been creeping up, the plentiful but low-quality Venezuelan crude gets less than market rates, according to Eric Smith, a professor and associate director at the Tulane Energy Institute.
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They found that for it to move optimally through a landscape to expand its range there should be about 15% high-quality habitat -- meadows and grassland -- and 85% low-quality habitat -- like hayfields.
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One of the methods the researchers used in the paper "is the wrong tool for the job and virtually guaranteed that they would falsely conclude that guidelines are of low quality," Schillinger said.
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Low-quality news (whether outright hoaxes or just sloppy journalism) will just naturally get less exposure because people will only see it after scrolling through the higher-quality news their friends have shared.
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These are families' actual out-of-pocket expenses -- too many children spend their days in low-quality, unstable, and even detrimental situations in their early years because it is what families can afford.
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Twitter also says it uses algorithmic methods to determine which hashtags show up in its trending topics section, which guard against attempts to spoof the system with high volumes of low-quality traffic.
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The plan upends the company's years-long strategy of pumping out the fuel and selling off the remnants as a low-quality feed known as distillers dried grains (DDGS) for cows and pigs.
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Chinese producers of low-quality copycat drugs have been slow to meet the CDA's tougher new manufacturing standards and the requirement to prove that their pills are biologically equivalent to the original drugs.
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Of course, the more training samples it gets, the better the output: One-source results still sound a bit garbled, but it doesn't sound much worse than a low-quality audio file might.
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More recent hoaxes have exposed lax standards of peer review across low-quality journals in disciplines from biomedicine to computer science by submitting obviously flawed papers, some consisting of gibberish written by bots.
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Venezuela is the worst country for supply chains for a second straight year, as the Latin American nation faces "extensive corruption, perceived low quality in local suppliers and poor infrastructure," the study said.
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However, Barclays analyst John Aiken said the beat will "likely be viewed as low quality from investors" having been driven by increased revenues from its corporate business which will be difficult to repeat.
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You can adjust the white balance and shutter speed, but the image sensors in the 36 cameras wrapped around the Panono are terribly low quality—like three or fours years ago smartphone quality.
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Low-quality "proprietary schools" tried to cajole Vietnam veterans into enrolling through, in the words of the Federal Trade Commission, "deceptive advertising, high pressure sale tactics and misrepresentations of course difficulty and content".
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But when researchers looked at the science on the effectiveness of these approaches in this 2015 review, they found the studies were generally too low quality and potentially biased to draw firm conclusions.
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Christian Siriano is firing back at a retailer that says he pulled the plug early on a licensing deal they had with him, calling a batch of their clothes low quality and unapproved.
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"Yeah I know, it's not ideal," our would-be George Lucas continues, explaining that a low-quality movie rip had to be used because Disney has yet to announce a DVD release date.
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Thousands of workers in Meghalaya, including children, have been killed in the so-called rat-hole mines, in which miners crawl into narrow shafts on bamboo ladders to dig for low-quality coal.
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Buttigieg previously suggested debt relief for students who'd gotten swindled by "low-quality" programs, like for profit-schools, but Friday's plan mentioned that he'd soon release a more comprehensive plan on student debt.
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Ilze Znotina, who will lead Latvia's anti-money laundering agency from June, said she wanted to change the tendency of local banks to share 'low quality' information with the authority about suspect transactions.
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But in these cases, even the sites that were supposed to pass inspection actually violated Facebook's rules against clickbait and low-quality content and could have indicated to Facebook that something was amiss.
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By "shutting out the children of vaccine objectors," a low-quality child-care market may be growing in support of the families who forfeit benefits to uphold their anti-vaccination beliefs, Leask said.
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But the authors of that review say the studies they turned up were generally of "low" quality—meaning the design or execution of the studies was poor, and so the results are shaky.
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Her parents saved enough to send all their children to Catholic private schools — they feared the racism and low quality of the public schools in their neighborhood would be a deterrent to opportunity.
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Just like the products at your average fast food joint, my media diet was composed of four low quality ingredients in different combinations — bias, selective reporting, out-of-context quotes, and irrelevant purposes.
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With time, I developed a passion for my job—I love eating and being around good food—and I'm proud of what I do; I don't see this as a low-quality job.
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Olmsted tells Tech Insider that the sometimes sensationalized scandals aside, the real tragedy is that people don't know what they're missing when they get a low quality imitation of a truly good food.
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In response, the app's parent company, Beijing Bytedance Technology, took down or temporarily suspended the accounts of more than 1,100 bloggers that it said had been publishing "low-quality content" on the app.
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"The reality is, this economy is producing a lot of really, really low-quality jobs, and they're growing in the future, they'll just be different than the ones we see today," Kinder said.
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I'm not supporting low-quality left and right voices: You don't need the Milos of the world to gain access when you've got some right-wing folk who actually have something to say.
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Vintage shopping is playing a major role in allowing fashion lovers to experiment with "new" styles without purchasing "fast-fashion" clothing that tends to go out of style and is generally low-quality.
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"Many are low quality, and safety and design standards are really not good," said Dieter Ernst, a senior fellow at the East-West Center, an organization that aims to improve Asian-American relations.
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That mindset allows airlines to use "calculated misery" to make their baseline products and services so low-quality and unpleasant that lots of people will be willing to pay more to avoid them.
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Minority patients may have concerns about complications and they may be more likely to receive treatment at low-quality hospitals where surgeons don't do as many knee replacements and get worse outcomes, he added.
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According to posts on an unmoderated subreddit that often serves as ground zero for such leaks, only a low quality livestream was initially available, but a full quality upload soon made its way online.
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He also invested in a high-quality mattress, monitors the air quality in his bedroom (he says low-quality air disrupts sleep), and lies on a sleep induction mat for three minutes before bed.
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China's $60 billion farm machinery industry has been burdened by overcapacity and low profit-margins after a years-long subsidy scheme to promote mechanization in farming led to mass production of low-quality tractors.
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My method, which is called REV2, uses the review graph of user-review-product to identify fraudsters [who] give high scoring ratings to low-quality products or low scoring ratings to high-quality products.
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Buying less expensive, low-quality products — say, a cheap pair of boots with cardboard soles — often results in a larger outlay of money over time than a slightly more expensive and higher quality item.
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Mariner 10 suggested that Mercury might have volcanic features on its surface — but the relatively low quality of its images meant that scientists couldn't rule out the possibility that they were simply impact craters.
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Under Satoru Iwata, who took over from Yamauchi in 2002, the company avoided mobile games on the basis that they were low-quality and their pay-as-you-go model was exploitative of children.
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The guidelines centralize some of the advice Facebook has previously given, noting that the company demotes content it believes to be "clickbait," for example, or that links to "low-quality" or "deceptive" web pages.
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Another important issue: Self-appointed committees that decide which treatments or procedures are low-quality may have conflicts of interest or no direct responsibility for patients, so their guidelines may not always be valid.
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To add to the graveyard of dead mobile software, Apple also removed virus-scanning apps, apps that were clones of other apps, and other low quality apps that were cluttering up the App Store.
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These are the sorts of apps that a small business or local event might have a service create and submit to the App Store for them — they're often low quality, undifferentiated, and poorly maintained.
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Click here to view original GIFInside the NES was a specially-designed chip, and games licensed through Nintendo contained the appropriate key to keep hack publishers from making low-quality games for the console.
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The tweak to Facebook's algorithmic recipe is part of wider efforts to tackle the problem of Facebook's AIs preferring and promoting 'low quality' content — at the expense of users' eyeballs and even community cohesion.
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A post-crisis lack of lending to new businesses, and the low-quality nature of some of the jobs created in the years after, are among the factors economists blame for weak productivity growth.
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Facebook says it's taking the same approach to reduce the spread of misleading health information as it did when it previously changed the News Feed algorithms to downrank clickbait and other low-quality content.
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Austrian amateur astronomer Gerrit Kernbauer caught the impact on his 20 centimeter telescope on March 17th, but said he hesitated to process the videos he collected at the time, due to their low quality.
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Then, she started shaking hands and of course taking lots of selfies and I was no different, with my low-quality smartphone camera in hand, then she was right there in front of me.
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Instagram says it isn't using Likes to rank comments so the best appear first while abuse and low-quality replied gets pushed down, but the company confirms it could do that in the future.
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Having targeted video around big events like sports or politics is one thing, but filling up 24 hours a day, every day with content, without it being low quality, could be a big challenge.
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Gail Baugh, who taught textiles and fashion merchandising at San Francisco State University, says because fiber made from old bottles tends to be low quality, it needs to blended with virgin fiber for strength.
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Mills caught churning out low-quality steel could face losing their production licenses if they do not improve quality within a certain timeframe, said the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ).
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It's time for Congress to once and for all close the loopholes that patent trolls exploit to target American businesses and to preserve our ability to challenge the low-quality patents wielded against us.
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They found the opposite to be true as well: If the father had low-quality parenting tendencies in a divorced family, the eldest daughter was more likely to engage in RSB than the youngest.
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Biden was instead stuck in a makeshift studio in his Delaware home, webcasting his remarks with a low-quality personal computer camera against a straight-out-of-YouTube black backdrop and two American flags.
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Many startups rely on patents to protect their intellectual property, but allowing low-quality patents to flood the system not only enables trolls to file abusive lawsuits, it also delegitimizes the entire patent system.
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The theory that menstrual cycles sync up for women who are nearby for extended periods has been around for quite some time, but the few studies that support the theory are of low quality.
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But one writer makes the case for why it might be more than just a cooking wine, and says the low-quality bottles available at the supermarket might be giving it a bad name.
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Shanya Lewis, a graduate student in industrial design at Parsons School of Design, says she believes recycled textiles carry a stigma of low quality and lack of cleanliness, which she is seeking to overcome.
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Google has announced structural changes to make it easier for human raters to flag low-quality results, so that asking "Did the Holocaust happen," for instance, no longer brings up a white supremacist site.
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Beyond these two vaccines, researchers found moderate or low quality evidence that there are no safety issues with several other common travel vaccines: meningococcus; yellow fever; rubella; hepatitis A; hepatitis B; rabies; and polio.
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Rice output fell by 1.2% over the previous year due to a reduction in planting of low-quality and low-efficiency early rice, with many areas moving to planting just one crop per year.
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Depression and anxiety are also both linked with sleep interruptions, which can exacerbate existing memory issues because low-quality sleep impacts the brain's ability to focus on absorbing and recalling information, according to WebMD.
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Twitter said In a blog post that it would crack down on the creation of abusive accounts, create "safer" search results and make it harder to see abusive or "low-quality" replies to tweets.
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Facebook has been on a year-long crusade against so-called fake news, and is making constant changes to its News Feed algorithm to try and weed out content that it deems low quality.
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I think as with anything, the internet makes it very easy to drown in low quality noise if you're not careful, but it also makes it easier than ever to find high quality analysis.
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An appeal wasn't even possible with this low-quality insurance plan, which enforced an arbitrary, black and white, calendar-based cutoff, no matter how much clinical improvement was happening, or what the medical evidence supported.
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In both regions, many people complain their taxes are wasted by the central government, accusing Rome of delivering low-quality public services and diverting money to the poor south widely seen by northerners as corrupt.
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Look for signs of low quality, such as words in all caps, headlines with glaring grammatical errors, bold claims with no sources, and sensationalist images (women in bikinis are popular clickbait on fake news sites).
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The driving reason for the decline is Facebook's ongoing algorithm tweaks that reduce the reach of pages spreading clickbait and misleading or false content, or that direct users to websites littered with low-quality ads.
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Many in the industry feel as though tech platforms have taken away a lot of ad revenue that used to fund high-quality newsrooms and have allowed low quality news to thrive on their platforms.
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Stuffing their articles full of low-quality video isn't just going to fail to produce a sustainable business model — this spammy video business model is likely to tarnish these newspaper brands for years to come.
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Yet on Friday DeVos issued the final repeal of an Obama-era rule aimed at holding low-quality education programs accountable by forcing them to prove their graduates were able to repay their student debt.
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While pension-related gains are "not too shabby in the current environment," investors should be wary because these "low-quality" earnings do not reflect any gains in the underlying fundamentals of a business, Zion said.
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Eight years after these companies were found to have put profits ahead of principle when they assigned high grades to low-quality debt securities, some of the same dubious practices continue to infect their operations.
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LOL could also soak up some of the "low-quality" videos Facebook scrubbed out of the News Feed a year ago in hopes of decreasing zombie-like passive viewing that can hurt people's well-being.
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In February, the company made changes to its timeline and search designed to hide "potentially abusive or low-quality" tweets, and added a policy update intended to crack down on abusive accounts from repeat offenders.
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Shops are packed with often low quality-looking North Korean goods, including ginseng and spirits infused with snakes and medicinal herbs, and North Korean waitresses sing patriotic songs at government-run restaurants for curious tourists.
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The composition, the low quality of my grandmother's outdated flip phone, the barren walls, and the look of helplessness in her posture elicited such a gut wrenching reaction the first time I saw the photo.
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Decades of neglect and lack of investment have left Nigeria with low-quality infrastructure that is seen as a hurdle to prosperity and the government has already said that upgrading it will require private investment.
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With the older versions (like the one from III), when the sound of a harp is rendered in really low quality audio, there's a rawness and almost a certain kind of melancholy quality to it.
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Maven said it would hire dozens of contractors to fuel the site, but to many critics, the plan smacked of the model popularized by Forbes and HuffPost that's been associated with cheap, low-quality content.
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It would be a serious missed opportunity if that conversation distracts the Committee from talking about what really matters: why the Patent Office issues low-quality patents and what can be done to fix it.
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"Low quality of life, severe health problems, poor education and medical care, and limited opportunities for raising incomes and living standards are associated with a lack of electricity and non-solid fuels," said the report.
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In this process, tires are heated in the absence of oxygen and the gases released are condensed into a low-quality oil that can be used in asphalt or fuel oil, depending on its purity.
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However, The Outline isn't currently planning to charge for its content, and it's also not going to churn out masses of low-quality stories that will drive up pageviews and, therefore, views for display ads.
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For years, T-Mobile's chief executive, John Legere, has gleefully bad-mouthed his much larger mobile phone competitors, Verizon Wireless and AT&T, for their high prices and profit margins, and their low-quality service.
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MTV has removed the official footage of what ensued from the internet, so most of the videos available online are low-quality bootlegs that people made by aiming cameras at their living room TV screens.
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A team led by assistant professor Andrea K. Townsend at Hamilton College in New York set out to measure the effects of urbanization and a low-quality diet on crows' cholesterol levels and overall survival.
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But he points out that as investors venture out to the lower end of the high-quality bond universe and the higher end of the low-quality world, they may start to see better opportunities.
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Just one trial compared giving a fixed dose pill to giving each medicine separately, and it was too small and too low quality to definitively show which option might be safer or better for patients.
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Maharashtra exports mostly low-quality white sugar, which is not deliverable against globally traded ICE white sugar futures , but which affects them as some physical market consumers can use the sugar instead of deliverable whites.
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Just as cellphones initially operated as complements to landline phones and mini mills were seen as niche manufacturing factories for low-quality steel, streaming services will be incomplete offerings until they reach scale, said Hindo.
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Fahy ultimately found addiction treatments that the health plan would cover in Florida, but there he got caught in the "Florida shuffle," a quagmire of low-quality, weakly regulated addiction treatment centers and sober homes.
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The secondary conversation about that, that stocks go up even when Wall Street deems them low-quality, or what have you, it's very subtle, so as you're not going to see it in the ratings.
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That doesn't mean that Maryland rye was necessarily dangerous or low quality, said John Lipman, another whiskey historian who has done extensive research on Maryland rye; it just wasn't the unadulterated whiskey we expect today.
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About 30% of traditional Medicare members received care from top-quality home health agencies, compared with 27% of patients with high-quality Medicare Advantage plans and 23% of people with low-quality Medicare Advantage plans.
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"The long-term existence of different types of local protectionism not only leads to low-quality and redundant production and inefficient, wasteful investment," said delegates from Anhui led by Zhou Fugeng, senior engineer with Jianghuai Automobiles.
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Changes: Ranking changes: Google says its adjusting the hundreds of signals used to elevate searches in its queries to help surface more authoritative pages and bury "low-quality" content, like content that denies the Holocaust's existence.
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She also claimed that she used Chapo's money to purchase low-quality weed because she wanted to help the poorest farmers — and because she secretly hoped Chapo would disapprove and summon her back from the mountains.
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A BuzzFeed News story from January revealed that several NMG websites were committing ad fraud by purchasing low-quality traffic from ad networks and manipulating it to appear as if it was high-quality referral traffic.
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"Should we identify patterns or sources of low quality traffic (such as a partner), we not only cease any commercial relationship with them but also block any traffic from those sources," he said in an email.
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During the first quarter of the year, Twitter says it removed 142,000 apps using its API that violated developer rules and were responsible for 130 million "low-quality" tweets in just that three month time period.
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In March 2017, Google changed its algorithm "to crack down on low-quality, ad-heavy sites and 'private blog networks' that are widely viewed as traffic scams," as Will Oremus reported earlier this year at Slate.
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Sentiment amongst Chinese fans was more one of resignation than anger on Wednesday morning, a reflection of how local supporters have long had to put up with rampant graft and low quality in the domestic game.
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The firm kept its market weight rating on tech, while encouraging investors to be cautious on "expensive names with decelerating growth or low quality scores, currently concentrated in technology services and smid-cap software," Sacconaghi said.
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In Latin America the Catholic church's big role in schooling, the low quality of state provision and the rapid growth in demand for tertiary education have all contributed to a big role for the private sector.
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"It's very easy to quickly produce and upload low-quality videos spreading misinformation around a developing news event," said YouTube chief product officer Neal Mohan, but harder to make an authoritative video about a developing story.
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She's often quoted by the media (including Motherboard), and last week she appeared on Good Morning America to talk about the dangers of counterfeit Lightning charging cables, which can damage iPhones if they're of low quality.
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Many companies looked for more ways to play the China boom, and rising prices of all raw materials gave them an excuse to cling on to even those projects that were high-cost and low-quality.
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" —Alon Rajic, CEO of Finofin, which operates Money Transfer Comparison, a leading authority on international transfers "You can live within your means by choosing fewer, high-quality items instead of accumulating lots of low-quality things.
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While the world loves our high-quality wheat—as well as our shipping practices and on-time delivery—it cannot resist buying the cheap, low-quality Russian wheat that continues to drive down world wheat prices.
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T-Mobile has a slightly altered version of the system, allowing free data for video services that agree to provide low-quality, throttled streams as well as other apps popular enough to serve as good marketing.
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Over half of the investments in transport infrastructure in China are of such low quality that they destroy economic value instead of generating it—the costs of that spending are larger than the benefits they generate.
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Trask has regularly engaged with discarded materials, including his 2015 "Blister Pact" installation at the Invisible Dog in Brooklyn incorporating around 5,000 blister packs — the ubiquitous, difficult to recycle low-quality packaging — in a luminous structure.
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Whether it's "low-quality tweets" (Twitter), "controversial" content (YouTube), "fake news" (Facebook) or data-driven objections to corporate double standards (Google), Silicon Valley's ability to enforce its biases through corporate policies and nonprofit gatekeepers chills speech.
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But in recent months, journalists led by BuzzFeed's Stephanie M. Lee have uncovered a pattern of problems with Wansink's studies, with many of them based on low-quality data that don't back up the papers' conclusions.
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Getting sent to a low-quality, shocking site from News Feed could also frustrate users and cause them to end their Facebook browsing session, depriving the social network of further ad views, engagement and content sharing.
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"While there is always more to do, we believe the actions we are taking will help prevent the spread of blatantly misleading, low quality and downright false information," a Google press officer said in a statement.
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Later that year, Adam Mosseri, then the vice president of News Feed, and now in charge of Instagram, wrote, in part: Today we are making an update to help reduce low quality links in News Feed.
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So as investors search for good buys in a market where buying opportunities are scant, Cramer strongly recommended they focus on doing their homework and staying calm when high-quality stocks drop for low-quality reasons.
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And while most instructors do wear microphones, those devices may not help much if the studio has a low-quality sound system, or if the instructors don't know how to use them to their vocal advantage.
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Originally designed to curb abusive patent litigation and weed out low-quality patents, the politically-appointed bureaucrats of the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) who administer these trials have been allowed to basically run amok.
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The data supporting CBD use for most conditions is generally low quality or completely absent, so it is important to separate the fad from the facts so you can make an informed choice about your body.
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For one, those who still use Google+ will be able to hide low-quality comments so that they can focus "on the comments that matter most," Google+ Product Manager Danielle Buckley wrote on the company's blog today.
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Virtual reality and streaming content from sites like Netflix is the future of in-flight entertainment, replacing tiny screens in the back of chairs that often have low quality movies, the aerospace industry's biggest players told CNBC.
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Cloudy days and low quality images were filtered out to generate a map of the average amount of nitrogen dioxide in the lowest part of Earth's atmosphere "on any given day during those two months," Wallace says.
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In a bid to curb the tide of low-quality video games hitting Steam in recent years, Valve will ask users of its digital distribution platform to sift through recent releases to find and highlight hidden gems.
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The idea came to its CEO and founder Veronica d'Souza after she visited a women's prison in Kenya; there, she saw how its inmates were working all day with low-quality materials and without any market access.
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"Potential performance pressure points were evident during the quarter, including delays in income tax refunds and hhgregg's bankruptcy and still-ongoing liquidation; however, Best Buy successfully avoided the trap of chasing low quality/margin sales, " he said.
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Analysts told CNBC that the Going Out movement of start-ups from China will enhance the country's economic competitiveness and redefine the "Made in China" label that many perceive as synonymous with low cost and low quality.
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Chinese steel rebar futures surged to their highest since March 2013 this week, lifted also by worries over tighter supply in the coming winter due to Beijing ordering low-quality mills to shut down to curb pollution.
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Low-quality wood for paper pulp wood and firewood, which accounts for about 30 to 40 percent of low-altitude harvested wood, has become essentially worthless, fetching about one euro per cubic meter for standing stem timber.
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And now, as per a new Instagram story, she seems to be finally gearing up to releasing new music of her own, as we see in this Instagram story of her dog: As I said, low quality.
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"As long as coal meets standards, we don't forbid imports, but we are imposing controls on low-quality coal imports," said Zhi Shuping, head of the Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine which oversees imports safety.
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It was seen as a way to combat a perceived increase in the number of low-quality patents in the market that should have never been approved in the first place, which are often exploited by trolls.
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Despite the news coverage of Puerto Rico's debt and slow hurricane recovery, what you might not know is that the low-quality data and statistics available in Puerto Rico are at the heart of Puerto Rico's woes.
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Heroin produced here is traditionally low quality and low cost "black tar" consumed west of the Mississippi, which contrasts with the purer and costlier "China white" that generally comes from Colombia and is consumed in the northeast.
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We also need to continue to work on processes at USPTO that can prevent low quality patents from being instituted in the first place, including through the Enhanced Patent Quality Initiative and new ideas on workforce management.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos in June repealed the gainful employment rule, an Obama-era regulation aimed at holding low-quality education programs accountable by forcing them to prove their graduates were able to repay their student debt.
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The delicate skin on the hands makes the area more susceptible to fading and healing poorly overall, which could result in a low-quality or blurry tattoo — something most artists wouldn't want to put their name on.
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That will help the company determine what types of internet service — based either on land, in the air or in space — it can use to reach consumers who now have no (or very low quality) internet connections.
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Shows like The Secret Life of the American Teenager (2008-2013) seemed to compensate for poor acting and low-quality production with sex scenes and increasingly outlandish plot points, like yet another lead having an unplanned baby.
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For-profit colleges that have pocketed billions of dollars by offering low-quality online courses are poised to make a comeback under the Trump administration, which is likely to roll back President Obama's efforts to regulate them.
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He reiterated his calls last week at a conference held by the American Association of Advertising Agencies, a trade group known as the 4A's, criticizing the thousands of low-quality ads that bombard people every day online.
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Under Bi Jingquan, who was appointed the head of China's Food and Drug Administration in 2015, the agency has begun cracking down on companies making low-quality drugs and agreed to accept foreign data for clinical trials.
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Thus, despite their best efforts, horror streaming upstarts too often wind up with many of the same, oft-recycled titles that are already available on larger services, or else end up serving up low-quality indie fare.
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Three quarters of the study population had traditional Medicare coverage, while about 22019% were in high-quality Medicare Advantage plans based on Medicare's own five-star rating system and 8% were in low-quality Medicare Advantage plans.
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In October 2014, Mr. Wheeler, also a Democrat, introduced rules that could have let cable and telecom firms carve the Internet into various high-quality and low-quality tiers, according to some legal experts and net neutrality advocates.
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In such a weak domestic economic environment, analysts have raised concerns that many of the assets underlying such products may be of poor quality, shifting default risks onto retail investors and directing more credit to low-quality firms.
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They're also looking a lot better than the questionable ones Essential President Niccolo de Masi captured and shared to Twitter in June, instilling some concern in prospective buyers who felt the images looked wildly dated and low-quality.
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Facing up to criticisms that it is not doing enough to tackle the problem, Google decided to change the algorithm on its search engine in order to give less prominence to "fake news" and other "low-quality" content.
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But the Samsung Gear VR headset and the low-end Google Cardboard headsets are too low-quality to really drive broad adoption, although Eun said that Samsung has sold more than one million Samsung Gear headsets to date.
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European nations that had exported most of their recyclables to China have faced growing piles of low-quality plastic scrap, causing "a congestion of the whole system," says Chaim Waibel, adviser for the industry association Plastics Recyclers Europe.
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The bank remains structurally loss-making adjusting for uncollected accrued interest income (217% of accrued interest in 25H26) and other low-quality items, and Fitch does not expect this to reverse quickly as a result of new lending.
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The low quality of this report is also evidenced by the absence of academic references and the confusion of symptoms with causes: It argues that outmigration and diminished participation rate are factors that contributed to the economic contraction.
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"We are less convinced of its benefits and believe that our analysis highlights the low quality of studies underpinning the methylphenidate evidence," said lead study author Ole Jakob Storebo of the psychiatric research unit, region Zealand in Denmark.
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"Instead of seeing the best information from across the web, Google steers her to its low quality 'house' products," he wrote, citing a Wall Street Journal report that discussed ads in Google Maps leading consumers to false listings.
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In addition, The streaming video giant said it is releasing a tool for publishers to assess the quality of their ads; Google Chrome will eventually block ads on websites that display a large number of low-quality ads.
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Served in branded, jumbo wine glasses, the sugary aperitif is paired with low-quality prosecco, soda water and an outsize orange slice, resulting in something that drinks like a Capri Sun after soccer practice on a hot day.
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For example, an analysis led by Jose Figueroa, a physician with the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, found that teaching hospitals were more likely to be penalized by Medicare for low quality compared with nonteaching hospitals.
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Judith Anderson, an industrial hygienist, previously told Business Insider that flight-attendant uniforms increasingly involved fabrics sourced from factories abroad with low quality-control standards, which results in inconsistent application of chemicals or preservatives applied in shipping containers.
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Joe Marchese, president of advertising products for the Fox Networks Group, said the system, set up to reward clicks and impressions, had fueled the growth of low-quality sites well beyond those focused on made-up political news.
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Asked last month if there would be a shake-up at the defense ministry in the aftermath of the Skripal affair, the Kremlin said the low quality of the allegations leveled at GRU did not justify such changes.
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The recent abundance of scrap in China followed Beijing's decision to shut mills churning out low-quality steel from induction furnaces - typically big users of scrap - as part of its drive against pollution and a glut in steel supply.
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By focusing only on egregious examples of false news, Facebook allows its biggest purveyors of disingenuous conspiracies and polarizing content to operate with impunity while growing their audiences and expanding the footprint of low-quality information on the platform.
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But the internet is as good a tool to restrict speech — to flood the zone with so much low-quality information that the marketplace of ideas becomes a landfill where it's impossible to separate the good from the garbage.
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This traffic does involve a human user, but it's acknowledged to be of low quality because the content loaded in the pop-up window was not requested by the user, and, in many cases, they may never see it.
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Google and White Ops say the fact that roughly 15 companies, some of which are competitors, came together to tackle 3ve shows the industry's commitment to fighting "invalid traffic," the technical term used for fake or low-quality traffic.
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The draft agreement sets minimum prices for tomatoes and "closes loopholes from past suspension agreements that permitted sales below" those prices and a brand-new inspection mechanism to prevent the importation of low-quality Mexican tomatoes, the department said.
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As with that transition, the most pressing question for users will be whether the company can avoid opening the app to a flood of low-quality ads as a host of new advertisers get their hands on automated tools.
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The most compelling explanation is that high-quality games involve teams who are good at retaining possession, and low-quality ones feature those who spend most of the time hoofing the ball in the air and tackling each other.
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" Instagram will still remove posts that it finds to break its rules, but the exclusions from recommendations will apply to more borderline content that doesn't rise to the level of a removal, but may otherwise be considered "low quality.
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Earlier this month the company announced it would make a number of changes to silence online abuse, including putting a stop to the creation of new, abusive accounts, offering safer search results, and collapsing abusive or low-quality tweets.
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MANILA (Reuters) - China banned induction furnaces last year in a crackdown on polluting producers of low-quality steel, but these machines have made their way to parts of Southeast Asia, hitting domestic steelmakers and fueling safety and environmental concerns.
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Most 360-degree cameras can't live stream footage At the moment, only a select number of 360-degree cameras are capable of that feat, and the video they do output is low quality and designed for the operator's benefit.
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It's mainly low-quality furnaces that are being targeted for closure by Chinese authorities as part of plans to shut at least 50 million tonnes of capacity this year, which follows on from 65 million tonnes idled last year.
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Well, it might have something to do with the fact that the swim market really only has two extremes: Super-expensive, luxe, and high-end pieces, and super-cheap, low-quality items that fall apart after just one wash.
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Uprisings against Iranian influence are also taking place in Iraq and Lebanon, where citizens fed up with government corruption, lack of basic services and low quality of life have taken to the streets demanding the resignation of political leaders.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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China this week unleashed its boldest reform plan so far for its bloated steel sector, saying it will eliminate all production of low-quality steel products by the end of June, a move analysts say could dent exports further.
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Sharp, which has licensed its television set brand in the Americas to Hisense, sued the Chinese firm earlier this year in the United States, saying the firm is putting its name on what it described as low-quality TVs.
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Hesitant to shell out a lot of money on marketing, Smith says they just took a couple thousand dollars, shot a low quality, 22007-second video about the service and put it up on Facebook with a landing page.
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Hesitant to shell out a lot of money on marketing, Smith says they just took a couple thousand dollars, shot a low quality, 2100-second video about the service and put it up on Facebook with a landing page.
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The rating also reflects the reinsurer's exclusive position in the local reinsurance sector underpinned by legislation, and fairly strong underwriting profitability, the fairly low quality of the reinsurer's investment portfolio, and the significant amount of reinsured domestic surety risks.
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This may not sound all that dissimilar from the average student diet, but the Inspectorate's report found that due to small budgets and lack of nutritional standards for meals in prison, these meals were often of very low quality.
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Fortunately, there are a few common-sense additions that can ensure the JOBS Act lives up to its aspirations while also protecting students and taxpayers from a potential flood of low-quality training programs leading to dead-end jobs.
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Even within alcohol addiction, an area in which there's been much more research on AA, the evidence was often lacking — with evidence from the included studies and for tracked outcomes at times graded as "very low" or "low" quality.
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These kinds of sites will be deprioritized more often because they're likely to be "producing low-quality content," according to a blog post written by Facebook VP of integrity Guy Rosen and head of news feed integrity Tessa Lyons.
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Stoa's book is a deep dive into the future of the weed industry and whether it's likely to be dominated by low-quality weed grown in warehouses by major corporations or by high-quality weed grown by small farmers.
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Beijing has also sought to promote soybeans along with other higher value cash crops such as rapeseed, peanuts and vegetables, while reducing planting of staple grains like corn, wheat and rice due to surplus production of low quality crops.
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An increasing number of kids have dreams of fame on YouTube after growing up watching their role models start as small-time vloggers filming low-quality content in their bedrooms and become wildly popular names embarking on world tours.
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Facebook revealed that changes it made to news feed, including a crackdown on low-quality viral videos, reduced the amount of time users spent on its network by 50 million hours a day in the quarter or 5003 percent.
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