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The system can magnify up to 12X with digital zoom.
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Ultimately both sides used the Internet to magnify their message.
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That could magnify Vukmir's connections to the party grass roots.
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Those costs magnify the direct costs of any tax cuts.
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"Kids can be super sensitive and adolescence can magnify insecurities."
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He has witnessed how social media can magnify public fear.
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They amplify and magnify any president's agenda and his message.
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A moderate agenda should magnify our affections for one another.
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Magnify Screen Q: My eyes aren't what they used to be.
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From afar, you can magnify some of those more human stories.
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Ahead, see what celebrity dentists really use to magnify pearly whites.
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It can also be used take screenshots and magnify the screen.
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Giving judges much more power seems to only magnify the problem.
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No need to magnify your experience by bringing a Ouija board.
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The strong are slower, but have more raw power to magnify.
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Forecasters say even a small El Nino can magnify weather events.
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Windows could magnify the sun's rays, transforming the car into a greenhouse.
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Such uncertainties magnify the dangerous risk: the use of force in space.
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He's in control, and the narrow space only helps magnify his power.
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She warned her that estrogen-heavy contraception would likely magnify Boyce's migraines.
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The implications of the decision may magnify questions over Mueller's own status.
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You magnify differences and internalize grievances in a way that is ridiculous.
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She wore large glasses—perhaps, Kiril thought, to magnify her tiny eyes.
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And the concretelike hardcourts at the U.S. Open only magnify the problem.
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But several factors may magnify such problems in Mr. Xi's next term.
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If you're prone to credit card debt, refinancing could magnify the problem.
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The stress of air travel and the heat can magnify breathing problems.
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The trick is adding lenticules, thin, cylindrical lenses that magnify the illustration underneath.
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They are comfortable like leggings, but they don't magnify every lump or dimple.
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LED lights and metal reflectors magnify illumination and advanced HVAC systems maximize production.
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Outsiders often don't know much about accounts they're collecting on, Magnify Money explained.
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Point it at the text or object you want to magnify, and voila.
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Turkish intervention that distracts the SDF from fighting ISIS would magnify this chaos.
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Window Zoom will open a small window that will magnify anything under it.
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A system that is supposed to eliminate debt instead serves to magnify it.
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Abramowitz says the timing of the outbreak also could magnify Trump's political risk.
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Luckily, the black hole's gravity will magnify it to appear twice that size.
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Perfume falls into the first category because we magnify what is already beautiful.
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It's called "Zoom" and is used to magnify certain parts of the screen.
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The best photos, some showcased here, combined art and science to magnify beauty.
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We need to act now to protect its fragility, not magnify the risks.
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Rather, they said, the trader panicked, jamming through enough trades to magnify the slide.
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The real thing normally involves the play among different currencies to magnify the gains.
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Bitter experience has shown that debt-funded assets can magnify losses, causing financial crises.
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Think of the strongest person you know and magnify it by a thousand times.
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They tend to magnify this unfortunate incident when the army has had many successes.
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He was able to invent or magnify a conflict to keep his audience hanging.
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"Close elections magnify importance of all the little things that go wrong," said Wallach.
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They know how arrogance and ineptitude at the top can magnify a dire situation.
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"They just want to magnify the threat of Iran for US citizens," he said.
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More than that, it is more likely to magnify growth over the long run.
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We magnify our powers through trust in others, and we atrophy them through distrust.
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He cupped his hands behind his ears, a little trick to magnify the sound.
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An interview last week with The Wall Street Journal helped magnify where Trump stands.
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It would magnify the voices of the women the activists claim to care about.
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This NSF decision could magnify this conflict if precautions are not taken to prevent that.
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The algorithm tends to magnify the difference in engagement between the content you share. Right?
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One of the most effective ways to magnify your visibility is through a funding announcement.
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Mr Couto uses a simple structure to magnify the many voices of the two sides.
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In point of fact, guns magnify the violence of their users, as do social networks.
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And it has a tendency to mirror and magnify the issues that affect everyday life.
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Warmer temperatures and additional moisture in the air magnify the intensity of hurricanes and monsoons.
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The smallness of the global village soon began to magnify differences as well as similarities.
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But vulnerabilities exist right now that could magnify any negative impact of President Trump's tariffs.
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Social media platforms magnify our bad habits, even encourage them, but they don't create them.
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Most of the time, these distortions magnify the popular vote margin in the Electoral College.
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"The election outcome could magnify risks or the economic growth outlook could deteriorate," he added.
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"The election outcome could magnify risks or the economic growth outlook could deteriorate," Kostin wrote.
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In between his narrative are glimpses of Jah's voice, with candid interludes that magnify their brotherhood.
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Platforms and algorithms that promised to improve our lives can actually magnify our worst human tendencies.
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It uses the camera, along with filters and the LED flash for lighting, to magnify objects.
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We want a person bigger than us to vouch for our suffering and magnify its profundity.
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Indonesia thus shows how the workings of democracy can magnify the power of an illiberal minority.
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Scientists use a scanning electron microscope to magnify tiny grains of rock by thousands of times.
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Israel becoming a space power will magnify that phenomenon in ways that are difficult to predict.
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And to magnify this even more, no Republican has ever won the presidency without winning Ohio.
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Self-described feminists like Minnie Driver and Sally Field used Twitter to magnify Bee's vicious comments.
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Magnify the entire screen: Here, everything will stay the same size, but you'll zoom in closer.
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But a partnership between Mr. Tsvangirai and Ms. Mujuru would magnify the threat to Mr. Mugabe.
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"Culture is already bedded in and funding can expose or magnify both positive and negative traits."
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Anbang appeared to have "used circular injections of funding to magnify its capital," the report said.
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Case in point: an enclosed space like a subway station can magnify the effects of an explosive.
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The gas would not always magnify the source; at times, there may be no lensing at all.
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It's that the digital platforms on which music is played and sold tend to magnify existing trends.
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These dynamics magnify the impact of the escalating violence, whether it's employed for dread, laughs, or catharsis.
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So this idea that just small differences can magnify themselves doesn't exist for a lot of businesses.
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Your iPhone is only exposing for a split-second and its lens does not magnify at all.
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Ailes rejected the idea that the TV could lie, but conceded that it could magnify and distort.
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The second worry is that family offices could magnify the power of the wealthy over the economy.
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That in turn, will magnify the reaction from the person on the other end of the line.
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For more credit unions that anyone can join, check out these lists from Magnify Money and NerdWallet.
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And the grind of an 82-game slate should only magnify the issue as the season continues.
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These "threats" magnify the perceived likelihood that things are going — and/or are going to go — poorly.
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This lack of regular routines could potentially magnify the demand and further negatively impact bandwidth and availability.
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Websites magnify conspiracies Hoaxes and conspiracy theories fully mature once the conspiracy establishment finds and publishes them.
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If you magnify the photo, you can also see a tiny white dot next to us — our Moon.
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When it is used in combination with other drugs, it can magnify the effects while masking the cause.
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Many stare at screens that magnify the tiny components, so they can see what they are fiddling with.
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"A hole in your eardrum decreases its ability to take a sound and magnify it," Dr. Mukhija says.
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When you employ time to magnify the impact of small raises, true financial independence gets closer and closer.
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"Platforms and algorithms that promised to improve our lives can actually magnify our worst human tendencies," said Cook.
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These incidents magnify the impossibly complex ways social media are challenging and changing the course of entire countries.
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A song or even an instrumental can really help expand or magnify on whatever idea is being expressed.
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But by mastering both traits in each pair, a leader can magnify their strengths while mitigating their weaknesses.
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"Platforms and algorithms that promised to improve our lives can actually magnify our worst human tendencies," Cook said.
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When Mr. Strüwe began making photographs, he used microscopes that could only magnify items up to 2,000 times.
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Artificial intelligence will magnify the impact of digital technology in the future, and will help the digital economy.
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His iPhone is a constant companion, allowing him to magnify details he cannot see with the naked eye.
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Grief is still a day by day journey for us and the holidays seem to magnify it all.
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From 2013 to 2018, total expenses on pets increased by 50%, according to new research from Magnify Money.
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Until then, the symphony's musicians were, to me, white and black dots I'd struggled to magnify through binoculars.
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Take your personal action and magnify it into something bigger than what kind of bag totes your groceries.
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The trichomes — the super-fine hairs covering the bud — magnify the laser's brightness, he writes in the comments.
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The UVXY was designed to magnify the movement of volatility and it will also see its leverage reduced.
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As I see it, Trump rode to the White House on a distress that his policies will magnify.
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The binoculars also magnify at an impressive 12x, with a field of view of 288 feet at 1,000 yards.
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These systems magnify the mind-boggling effects of quantum mechanics to nearly macroscopic scales, making them easier to study.
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That has left the commodities at the whim of momentum traders and automated strategies, which can magnify price swings.
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Smaller trials have provided "glimpses and glimmers" of the product's efficacy; this one, he hopes, will magnify the data.
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But when a ray does appear, it strikes a surface is covered in tiny patches that magnify its effect.
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The existence of so many hedge fund long positions could eventually magnify the downside risk posed by U.S. shale.
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That would magnify the torque on a distorted electron to the point where it should be detectable with lasers.
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Indeed, this sequence of events could magnify the concern of judges about allowing special counsels to hold unconfirmed positions.
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"This year, low unemployment and high turnover will further magnify the importance of talent," Arnold said in a statement.
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The public's cynicism has been driven by their reaction to the media, which ignore or magnify incidents without consistency.
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Inside, the central atrium will be lit by an oculus, whose curves were calculated to capture and magnify sunlight.
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They can reduce temperatures in places where paved surfaces magnify heat, and can capture storm water to reduce flooding.
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But the U.S. economy and stock markets have some vulnerabilities that could magnify the damage from a trade war.
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Moreover, to blame the plight of Middle East Christians on Bush is to magnify his influence far too much.
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The trick is a pinhole camera, which exploits a property of light called diffraction to bend and magnify light.
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According to Magnify Money, the 10 most expensive states to raise a baby, and the total monthly costs are: 1.
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They connect with already disaffected Muslim men, magnify the extremism of their views, and then weaponize them into actual jihadis.
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"So some people believe that if you're wearing a crystal it's going to magnify the energy around you," she continued.
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Wendy's was one of the first fast-food brands to embrace Twitter as a platform to magnify its unique voice.
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The election of Donald J. Trump, who used Twitter to magnify his message, is evidence of that shift, Farhad writes.
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Could it be that her parents were subconsciously determined to magnify her improvements, given all their family had been through?
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They're happening all at once, and each of them is likely to accelerate and magnify the impact of the others.
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Tech Tip Q. I saw somebody in a restaurant using a smartphone to magnify the tiny type on the menu.
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Magnify a speck of dirt a thousand times, and suddenly it no longer seems to play by the same rules.
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If this bill becomes law, it would magnify weaknesses in Obamacare and leave millions of individuals and families worse off.
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There's all sorts of surreal wordplay and goofy compositional tricks, which only serves to magnify just how unpredictable their productions are.
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It's always the case that prosecutors seek to magnify and exploit the conflicts between the different people that they're looking at.
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Maryland: $1,210 According to Magnify Money, the 2872 cheapest states to raise a baby, and the total monthly costs are: 22015.
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Looming above the stage was a 22013 x 18-foot screen that would magnify what Engelbart was doing on his terminal.
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And we are still struggling with racism today; we're still struggling with how to magnify the voices of people of color.
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In the Senate, the situation is worse because of the way states magnify the pro-rural bias of America's electoral institutions.
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Facebook's algorithms also tend to magnify the visibility of sensationalist posts because they tend to draw more clicks, reactions and comments.
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In some cases, climate change will magnify the effects of growth, while in others, it may have less of an effect.
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The strike could magnify U.S. involvement in Syria's seven-year-old civil war — something Trump has said he wants to avoid.
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Instant Messenger is dead, but kids now have Instagram and Snapchat to magnify every humiliation, insecurity, and after-school power play.
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"I plan on continuing to magnify this issue," she said later in the interview, referring to the plight of the imprisoned.
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All are sometimes defined as cyber war either out of semantic lassitude or as a way to magnify the supposed threat.
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I want the web to reflect our hopes and fulfil our dreams, rather than magnify our fears and deepen our divisions.
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The quick—dissidents, hackers, criminals, marginalized groups—are the first to make use of a new technology to magnify their power.
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Whether written by humans or a product of machine learning, algorithms take past facts and magnify them into future police actions.
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The Vision Fund's leveraged structure, which amplifies gains for equity holders when prices are rising, would magnify losses in a downturn.
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"You need to come up with a plan to get out of debt," said Nick Clements, co-founder of Magnify Money.
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A devastating combination of habitat destruction, and climate change magnify ongoing threats to birds and the places they need to survive.
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For the last two decades, U.S. sanctions have relied on the cooperation of allies and foreign companies to magnify their impact.
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You can use the Magnifier feature on your iPhone to magnify your surroundings, making signs and other text easier to read.
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And there's something about the places of travel — airports, ferry terminals, train stations, hotels — that magnify feelings of panic and sadness.
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In essence, a new shape can help a stone better reflect light, which can enhance or magnify a diamond's natural hue.
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When it comes to political preferences, keep in mind that certain combinations of perceptions can magnify the effect of a backlash.
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Almost everything we know about them comes from electron microscopes, which magnify objects up to a million times their real size.
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"Making our research data easier to access will greatly magnify the impact of our research," said NASA Chief Scientist Ellen Stofan.
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Since these systems magnify the effects of quantum mechanics to larger scales, they could be used to gain insights about unrelated systems.
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But we magnify the toll when we make it easy for troubled people to explode with AR-15s rather than with pocketknives.
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The two numbers may not seem similar, but Magnify Money has studied how medians of the two look in a larger context.
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The company raised more than $9 million in pre-order sales, according to a Magnify Money blog, when it launched in 2014.
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A new Magnify feature can enlarge any section of the screen by up to 300x that the S Pen is hovering over.
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The wider point here is that tech platforms — most especially Twitter's broadcast network — can be trivially manipulated to magnify a particular sentiment.
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Social media has an amplifying effect, as shared clips and memories drive awareness, encourage public responses and magnify a sense of epidemic.
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It's interesting how people choose to magnify parts of me, and then also slough off the rest of the parts of myself.
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I find them particularly loathsome because they do their best to magnify prejudice against blacks, Muslims and Latinos, tearing our social fabric.
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We can, however, work to thwart one of the accomplices to the problem: our own psychologies, which magnify the power of wealth.
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"I don't want to magnify the problem," Liu told me, as we sat in a cafe a few blocks from the museum.
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The losses are somewhat smaller at the private portfolios in his hedge fund in part because differences in leverage can magnify losses.
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It didn't matter that we were typically 4,000 miles apart; the distance and the anticipation worked in tandem to magnify the desire.
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It's fascinating to see how distinct the celebratory and sad emojis are in terms of the political sentiments they're used to magnify.
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He had an idea that an apparatus could be designed that could magnify the remaining evidence of what many call the soul.
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The arrests were part of a Home Office enforcement campaign named 'Operation Magnify' and took place between November and December this year.
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Personal finance site Magnify Money recently crunched the numbers to determine the cheapest and most expensive states in which to have a baby.
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"The combined entity is likely to magnify the losses and cash burn that both were seeing individually," Barclays analyst Brian Johnson told investors.
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Now magnify that by compute and you start to get a sense for just how dangerous human bias via machine learning can be.
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The students studied tactics to magnify a club's presence on campus, like consistent branding on social media and writing a comprehensive mission statement.
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" He's also learned "how incredibly subtle color nuances need to be, because digital cameras magnify differences in color tone and temperature so much.
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For anxious minorities, it's yet another foreboding sign of how Trump can whip up his fans to magnify and echo messages of intolerance.
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According to Hariri, it found an initial audience among cosplayers, who appreciated that the app let them pinch and zoom to magnify photos.
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You can also start searching a few days before the Sabbat, when the waxing energies and anticipation naturally magnify the energies being raised.
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At least that's a takeaway from a list by Magnify Money which evaluated cities across the United States on the lifestyle residents live.
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Recalling the plumage of Chakaia Booker's tire sculptures, or Simone Leigh's impenetrable body-architectures, Siegel's skin-like shingles magnify a concealed inner presence.
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Deploying Hunters is like putting an army of highly skilled threat hunters to work to magnify your team's power and close that gap.
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"I want the web to reflect our hopes and fulfil our dreams, rather than magnify our fears and deepen our divisions," he said.
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Moreover, it signals political problems that magnify chances for Democrats to regain control of the House of Representatives in 2018 mid-term elections.
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Within the app you want to zoom in on, place two fingers on the area of the screen you want to magnify. 2.
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Any reconsideration of payday lending rules at the federal level will only magnify the issue of predatory lending in New York and elsewhere.
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It's not so much that they prove that Clinton is in Lloyd Blankfein's pocket but that they magnify a pattern of questionable decisions.
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And research finds that being in a position of power is only likely to magnify the negative characteristics in a man like Trump.
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Warner, who serves as vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, noted that he was worried the coronavirus crisis would "magnify" these threats.
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Leveraged ETFs seek to magnify the performance of the indexes they track, like the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index, for a single day.
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Leveraged ETFs seek to magnify the performance of the indexes they track, like the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index, for a single day.
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Flare-ups can render her immobile for several days, but she tries not to overreact in a way that will magnify the stress.
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Currently, a 12-month CD at an online bank could earn as much as 2.65 percent with no minimum deposit, according to Magnify Money.
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Her urge to magnify the rituals embedded in black culture, she says, stems partly from a desire to normalize the standards of black beauty.
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And there will still be the small states to magnify the voices of conservative, rural voters, hurting the Democrats' chances of controlling the Senate.
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According to Business Insider, the finished product becomes a pinhole camera, which harnesses a property of light called diffraction to bend and magnify light.
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"Making our research data easier to access will greatly magnify the impact of our research," NASA Chief Scientist Ellen Stofan said in a statement.
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"Making our research data easier to access will greatly magnify the impact of our research," Ellen Stofan, NASA chief scientist, said in a statement.
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Adding a modest gasoline tax of, say, 25 cents a gallon — or a more ambitious carbon tax — would magnify and consolidate that upward trend.
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The effect is to magnify the intensity of recessions — which is why the unemployment rates in Greece and Spain are still above 20 percent.
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Should Mr. Trump win the White House, his lack of government experience and small inner circle would magnify the potential for vice-presidential influence.
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Early polls magnify the problems caused by a crowded field, making it even more difficult to hear the voices of the lesser-known contenders.
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Senate Democrats should use the hearings as an opportunity to highlight why antitrust matters and what Judge Gorsuch would do to magnify the law.
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A third danger comes from the country's elite special operations forces that could magnify the impact of a North Korean strike on South Korea.
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Trading with that much leverage meant that a small move in the price could either wipe out his positions or greatly magnify his gains.
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This may be because the control group's smaller size can magnify the statistical impact of small differences in the depression scores of those patients.
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Mr. Trump arranged the overnight delay in order to magnify his own power and imply that it was he who was making the decision.
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You might magnify those aspects of yourself that work with the character, or keep those parts of you that don't match to the curve.
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They let you spread your digital workspace out across a larger area and magnify details to make them easier to see at a comfortable distance.
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Bleak, but not hopeless, it's also one of those independent films that will rely on critical accolades and awards consideration to magnify its understated glow.
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And a third danger comes from the country's elite special operations forces that could magnify the impact of a North Korean strike on South Korea.
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Related: 550 Self-Portraits Magnify Stereotypes of the Black Body A Photographic Meditation on Contemporary Black Masculinity Collage Portraits Explore Violence Against Queer Black Males
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The push to diminish civil liberties and end judicial oversight will only magnify the potential for the abuse of power, without making the public safer.
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Despite the uproar, Kaepernick's protest fits into a long legacy of black athletes using their platform to magnify racial inequalities, and finding themselves similarly scorned.
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The notes promise to magnify or deliver the opposite of oil price gains, allowing investors to book huge profits when oil prices rise or fall.
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"Magnifier" mode uses the iPhone's camera to magnify text or other small things — handy, especially, for reading fine print, or zooming in on small details.
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"In fact, alliances are one of the great tools that we have, and the strength of those alliances magnify our own strengths," Flynn said. 2.
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"If you magnify that over thousands of customers in 600 stores every day of the year, it's an enormous amount of money," the son said.
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A new ranking by Magnify Money, a financial comparison website, analyzes which cities offer the most (and least) resources to those in their later decades.
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For example, many people with BFRBs say that complete abstinence from picking or pulling is an unhelpful goal that may magnify self-criticism and frustration.
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Even when current electron microscopes can magnify matter millions of times, a notched butterfly proboscis curled under Strüwe's comparatively primitive equipment is a mesmerizing sight.
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If implemented, the change would magnify the size of the U.S. trade deficit, reinforcing the president's view that existing trade deals need to be renegotiated.
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The peso firmed 2.6 percent overnight, by far the biggest gainer among Latin American currencies, as positive sentiment on Mexico helped magnify an emerging markets rally.
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And then you would have an awful lot of Americans feeling extraordinarily deeply alienated from this country, which would magnify the partisan divide in this country.
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Campbell, a longtime organizer, has reinvented herself as a powerful central figure in a wide-ranging effort to magnify black women's voices in the digital age.
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Smith told POLITICO that interviewers can't magnify the text on the screens of the UNH computer terminals, which apparently caused the problems in the Iowa poll.
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Related: Rashid Johnson Draws Portraits with Black Soap and Wax 550 Self-Portraits Magnify Stereotypes of the Black Body The Patterned Beauty of Colossal Painted Heads
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"The biggest attacks presented in this report did not require expensive infrastructure, they were simply reflected from other websites to magnify their strength," the report said.
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Gates straight up says as much (emphasis mine, again): So this idea that small differences can magnify themselves, that doesn't exist for a lot of businesses.
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"[He] targeted men and women participating in a Bible-study group at the Emanuel AME Church in order to magnify the societal impact" of the murders.
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Every candidate in US politics — whether for local mayor or for president — has flaws that won't magnify well when the psychology of power is in play.
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"Encouraging married people to partner up to examine their skin regularly could help magnify that benefit," George, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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"It's global cash, meeting cheap money, meeting limited supply," he said, adding that all three factors are working to "magnify each other" and drive further speculation.
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"Only a small number of consumers who we contact choose to engage with us," Encore Capital Group, the nation's largest debt buyer, explained to Magnify Money.
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Alcohol dilates the blood vessels in your skin, which could contribute to redness and flushing if you have the condition, or at least magnify the effects.
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The internet loudly rebelled, complaining that Peeple would magnify the anonymous, cowardly bullying of other social platforms, and subject non-users to humiliation they couldn't control.
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This lensing effect occurs when the gravitational fields of objects bend, distort, and even magnify light from sources located behind them from our perspective on Earth.
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"As you are aware, both Iran and Russia have used the Syrian conflict as a stage to magnify their influence in the region," the senators wrote.
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Outlander The sophomore seasons of television shows often either evolve to build on their strengths or magnify their weaknesses in an attempt to best the first.
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Democrats argue the reports that Flynn discussed U.S. sanctions with Moscow only magnify their concerns about the president's warm ties with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Sen.
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As use of the social media platform has ballooned in recent years, so have cases of extremist fringe groups using Facebook's reach to magnify their messages.
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This kind of thing can magnify the health effects of a pandemic many times over, and in extreme cases could lead to a total societal collapse.
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But few could have foreseen then how the new rulers would only magnify Iran's ills while becoming a constant thorn in the side of the West.
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With both companies burning through cash, the combined entity is likely to magnify the losses and cash-burn that both are seeing individually, Barclays analysts said.
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That's according to a new study from personal-finance website Magnify Money, which analyzed the IRS tax data of 100 U.S. metros from 2012 to 2016.
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A hydrogen bomb, also called a thermonuclear bomb or an H-bomb, uses a second stage of reactions to magnify the force of an atomic explosion.
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And if they bend a bunch of light rays the right way, they can actually act magnify the light behind it, acting like a huge magnifying glass.
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He has found that clouds of charged gas, or plasma, in an FRB's host galaxy could magnify the burst by as much as a factor of 100.
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Heart surgery on infants often involves smaller-scale instruments and materials, says Dr. Donofrio, and doctors use special glasses that magnify tiny infant organs and blood vessels.
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See everything I said above about The Big Short, but magnify it for Spotlight, which really doesn't have too realistic of a shot in any other category.
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The coffins have been made to magnify the solitary theme of the movie, which centers around a spaceship carrying settlers to Mars when it's knocked off course.
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New details about the unusual nature of the payment are only likely to magnify those claims and renew focus on the White House's controversial outreach to Iran.
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During the 2008 contest, Obama and Hillary Clinton both sought to magnify their differences because their real conflict was over their sense of what politics could be.
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This idea carries the risk of upsetting Russia or NATO allies, but is an unparalleled opportunity to magnify regional deterrence and bolster training opportunities with partner nations.
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Inverse ETFs are designed to move in the opposite direction of what they track, and leveraged ETFs are designed to magnify the returns of what they track.
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And, according to Magnify Money, 64% of people who spent between $100 to $500 on their MLM are still paying down the debt they incurred from it.
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It is easy to get caught up in the heightened rhetoric and over-magnify the territorial disputes as the beginning of China's looming dominance, regionally and globally.
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Social media, added Alvarez, allows stories about election issues and people's anxious takes on them to disseminate more rapidly than ever, which may feed and magnify concerns.
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The two search engines will exponentially magnify the global reach of both Galileo and Leonardo, embodying one of Mr. Galluzzi's driving aims: to widen access to knowledge.
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Situations like this can really magnify our broken political system is a core problem that will never be addressed until we fundamentally change our campaign finance laws.
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Her familiar artistic devices of scaling up and cropping closely to magnify subjects, and give them power, is overwhelmed by views of Hawaii's island-size volcanic mountains.
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Amplifying the Iranian threat allows Prince Mohammed to magnify his own role as the savior of Saudi Arabia and the broader Arab region from Persianization and Shiification.
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Americans paid banks $113 billion in credit card interest in 2018 and were on track to pay $122 billion in 2019 according to a Magnify Money analysis.
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The Belt and Road is widely believed to magnify sovereign debt risks in participating countries that have borrowed from Chinese President Xi Jinping's government for infrastructure projects.
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Even though homophobia is just as prominent across other racial groups, societal stereotypes of black hypermasculinity often magnify the disparity of LGBTQ people within the black community.
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To magnify that fear, the group included an article — determined to be inaccurate by news organizations — suggesting California counties might have had more registered voters than eligible voters.
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Private co-financing will magnify the impact and money is put aside for consumer protection, like keeping the lights on if the firm servicing the system goes bust.
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Hover the 0.7mm tip near the screen and the familiar Samsung Air Command bubble will pop up with a variety of features like Smart Select, Translate and Magnify.
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I like that I can now use the S Pen to magnify parts of the screen, multitask between two apps, or instantly translate text using Google's Translate services.
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According to a study from personal-finance website Magnify Money, which analyzed IRS tax data from 2012 to 1203, 17 percent of taxpayers faced a federal tax bill.
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LendingTree's Magnify Money website found that between December 2015 and December 2018, the Fed had increased rates by 2%, while credit card interest rates had increased by 2.16%.
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"By muffling one side of the debate while allowing the other side to magnify their voice with a megaphone, Defendants' actions constitute viewpoint-based discrimination," the lawsuit reads.
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They encase themselves in environments that will magnify their view of themselves in the world or protectively narrow it, and, either way, keep thoughts of dissolution at bay.
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An island is like a ship — the limited space compresses social relations so as to magnify their friction, and Keneally skillfully manages the tension while approaching his catastrophe.
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The problem is that this way of picturing things isn't a true reflection of reality; instead of being useful, it can magnify technology's failure to serve marginalized people.
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At the same time, it is considered among the 10 most unaffordable places to live in the country, according to independent surveys from RealtyTrac, WalletHub and Magnify Money.
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The fire appeared likely to magnify official worries of unrest in Lhasa, where the government has become increasingly guarded against any resistance to Communist Party rule from Beijing.
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"These are processes where you can take a small nudge to a system and magnify it into a big shove," said Donald Perovich, an engineering professor at Dartmouth.
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The story's subdued mood and melancholy tone feel grown-up; the delicate lines of Maurice Sendak's illustrations magnify the sophisticated emotional texture and sylvan enchantment of the story.
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That would magnify Chinese worries about the effectiveness of its nuclear deterrent, and entrench Chinese fears of encirclement by a coalition knit together by a shared antimissile system.
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Low volume can magnify market moves that do happen, but yields were trading within a narrow range of 23.034 to 21 basis points across maturities on Monday morning.
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Experience is the new currency in VR and MR. Technologies like Magic Leap's will enable us to generate, transmit, quantify, refine, personalize, magnify, discover, share, reshare, and overshare experiences.
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The governor of the Bank of England said greater risks were posed by high consumer credit and the weak pound, among other things, which a messy Brexit could magnify.
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Poor understanding of how facial recognition systems work can not only have a direct impact on the trajectory of a person's life; it can also magnify entrenched cultural biases.
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While she had heard mixing depressants was risky, she didn't realize just how intensely these substances, taken in combination, could magnify the respiratory depression each produced on its own.
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As Michael Kraus, who studies the psychology of power at Yale, wrote recently at Quartz, power is only likely to magnify the negative characteristics in a man like Trump.
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Since his Christmas act of kindness has gained national recognition, Jenkins has started the process of launching a nonprofit called Magnify, Caring and Change to continue his charity work.
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Sure, you'll probably cringe when someone tosses out an "it's lit," but the film's core portrayal of the internet's ability to magnify cruel behavior and mob mentality is accurate.
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Taken together, the evidence we present suggests that quasi-random shifts in the local population's exposure to such sentiments on social media can magnify their effect on refugee attacks.
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They note that the exact amount of magnification depends on the smartphone you're using, but with the right digital zoom it's possible to magnify images up to 100 times.
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Accessibility features can magnify a screen or verbally describe what's happening on it; speech and modified tap commands make it possible to navigate software and websites without seeing them.
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Higher stakes magnify the costs of failure, as Mr. Romney learned at the 2012 convention when an attempt to reach voters with the movie star Clint Eastwood backfired badly.
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The updated store has 18 "sky lenses" — skylights that magnify the light filtering more of it into the store — and 62 skylights that naturally the space with outdoor light.
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With Floorplan, Hood has developed a Christian-tinged techno, with tracks such as "We Magnify His Name" that combine gospel-like lyrics with a four-on-the-floor beat.
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And they are not intended as placebos — so the algorithms involved might well "learn" about the chilled thinking that they themselves caused, and magnify and perpetuate its stunting effects.
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Humans build these tools, and AI is often developed using flawed or biased data, which means the technology can inherit or even magnify human biases like sexism and racism.
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But for all of their similarities to traditional crimes, cyberattacks have major digital twists that can make them much harder to solve and can greatly magnify the damage done.
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And we use them mainly for what we call "zoom crop" — basically shooting a very wide field of view and then using downscaling technology to magnify areas of interest.
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He also said he was considering changing his opposition to banning high capacity magazines that magnify the carnage of mass shooters, another sign of potentially evolving sentiment on guns.
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The highly unusual physical characteristics of the clown -- the wig, the red nose, the makeup, the odd clothing -- only magnify the uncertainty of what the clown might do next.
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Honey shares this tendency while also participating in an older tradition of using disco's reflective surface to reveal the bedroom rather than the dancefloor, to hide or magnify emotion.
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The American cultural obsession with thinness and the demonization of body fat that magnify critical self-image and the psychological aspects of eating disorders should not be taken lightly.
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In addition, if we're not directly involved, we can also decide to let the wronged person respond, without feeling the need to jump in ourselves and magnify that response.
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She talked to some of the actual foot soldiers who worked on these influence campaigns to spread misinformation, harass people and magnify divisive news stories to try and sway voters.
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Furthermore, every negative data point that emerges about the president will cause his critics to rejoice and escalate their attacks, which will, in turn, magnify the commitment of Trump's supporters.
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These so-called gravitational lenses form when a galaxy cluster, filled with massive dark matter, bends space-time to focus and magnify any object on the other side of it.
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If anything, thanks to the ability of the internet to magnify a more diverse range of voices, people are quick to call out such injustices with hackers serving jail time.
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The pressure Floridians are now applying in pursuit of federal support will swiftly magnify, as counties from Cameron, Texas, to Monmouth, New Jersey, join the din, demanding help from Washington.
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As in all sports, home court advantage is desirable, but in basketball this may be especially the case, with indoor courts that magnify a crowd's enthusiasm for a home team.
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The highly unusual physical characteristics of the clown (the wig, the big red nose, the makeup, the odd clothing) only magnify the uncertainty of what the clown might do next.
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The departure of Britain would magnify German dominance of the European Union, accentuating anti-German sentiment and upsetting the balance between liberal northern European economies and more statist Mediterranean models.
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Emerson exhorted poets to "magnify the small" and "micrify the great," and Dillard knows as well as anyone, Thoreau included, how to put that bit of Emersonian theory into practice.
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All these factors now fueling the crisis of democracy were supercharged by social media, an echo chamber that can magnify discontent so loudly that it can block out reasonable debate.
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New research from Magnify Money, a Lending Tree company, found that total expenses on our furry (or feathered) friends increased a whopping 50% in five years, between 2013 and 13.
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"Just the sheer fact that this exists will magnify the scale of any hack," said Jason Polakis, an assistant professor of computer science at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
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Ultimately, we must consider whether A.I. will magnify and perpetuate existing injustice, or will we enter a new era of computationally augmented humans working amicably beside self-driven A.I. partners?
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And it is likely to magnify his drive for control, even if he enters a second term as president in 2017 surrounded by officials he has handpicked, several experts said.
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He hopes the images in his project will help to magnify the reasons these men and women, who see themselves as seeds of resistance, have decided to defend their land.
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In other words, if everyone around you is feeling great, it might magnify any symptoms of depression you might have and even make you feel guilty for feeling crappy, she says.
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Those virtual spaces merely magnify your anger and outrage and, maybe, convince you that the other side, the side that gets outraged about all the wrong things, is barely even human.
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Recent deadly attacks inside government-held cities, on a military intelligence headquarters in Homs and on Iraqi Shi'ite pilgrims in Damascus, underline the threat, which Assad's refusal to compromise could magnify.
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For example, another patent we filed in 2010 included the idea that your glasses could detect that you were trying to read something farther away and magnify the view for you.
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In both the Sony and Democratic Party attacks, the hackers enlisted the American news media to magnify the damage; we in the media were used, and we should reflect on that.
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Our bodies are doubly a spectacle, not only because of our size but because we move and function differently in the world, two realities that mutually inform and magnify one another.
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More than half (2401%) of Americans have tapped into their retirement savings early, according to a recent survey from Magnify Money, and 2401% did so in order to pay off debt.
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In that regard, though it may help reproduce or magnify content, that content itself was generated by an actual citizen, organization, government agency, political party or company somewhere in the world.
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The new Control Center also features quick accessibility settings, including options to magnify your screen, change the brightness, make text display larger (or smaller), enable Do Not Disturb mode, and more.
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Such a disruption could magnify recent used-vehicle trends: The Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index shows that used-car prices have approached record highs in 2017, CNBC's Phil LeBeau reported Tuesday.
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Wall Street also managed to magnify these risks by creating CDO-squared and CDO-cubed, taking specific parts of the CDO credit layer and ramping up the wager, often with derivatives.
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Digital spaces like Twitter — open to all with few, if any, protective mechanisms in place — only magnify the kinds of violence marginalized people like Jones, regardless of fame, experience every day.
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What seemed a brilliant way for Mr Putin to turn his back on the West and magnify Russia's influence is looking like a trap that his country will find hard to escape.
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"Thousands and thousands of pills magnify the obsessive ostentatiousness that is still common today in our society where affluence means everything, and status prevails of possessing the desire of others," he says.
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President Obama will make one of his final prime-time addresses to the country on Tuesday, and the White House is leaving no platform uncovered in its effort to magnify its message.
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A more recent sculpture, "Cone of Vision" (2016), rests on the user's shoulders and attempts to magnify and focus vision through the low-tech: two huge, absurd-looking cones made of wood.
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The extent to which Brexit's consequences fall unevenly across regions, with potentially greater impact on rural regions which currently receive large EU subsidies over the urban financial centers, could magnify this impact.
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Yet student loans, as they get bigger, are starting to elbow mortgages aside as the bigger amount, according to Magnify Money, a division of Lending Tree that provides content, tools and reviews.
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Many Trump supporters will shrug at the strategy's mealy-mouthed promise not to impose America's democratic values on others, or its assertion that allies are of value because they "magnify US power".
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That's going to come in the form of better advertising products, but it's also going to come in the form of refining products that Pinterest can demonstrate magnify that opportunity for brands.
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I think there are some mornings that if we hit each other a certain way — myself and a portrait by Auerbach — the work can magnify the kind of depression I'm going through.
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The images taken during these observing runs will give astronomers a better-than-ever look at various parts of the distant universe thanks to six galaxy clusters helping to magnify faint galaxies.
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This proves that light travels as a wave; it splits upon hitting the slits, and the waves either cancel each other out or magnify the strength of the signal, creating the pattern.
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Samples are inserted into the chip, which is in turn inserted into an accessory case containing lenses and an LED to illuminate and magnify the sample for capture by the phone's camera.
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Magnify Money assumed the couple is saving $500 a month into a 401(k) account and paying $393 a month in student loan debt (the median payment according to the Federal Reserve).
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His appeal, observers say, spread across social media, reaching a large number of young people who had known only conflict in Kashmir, and his death, some fear, will only magnify that appeal.
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However, if Ford does not testify, it would magnify criticism of Democrats holding this letter since July, as well as suspicions over the timing of leaking it just before the committee vote.
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We are trying to convey a sense of discovery and personal connection with the artwork, the facilities, the music and performers, and how nature and human creativity enhance and magnify each other.
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So Trump instead is talking about an expensive wall and about cutting aid to Central America, even though this would magnify the crisis there and probably lead more people to flee north.
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Quentin Fiore, a graphic designer whose work helped magnify and popularize Marshall McLuhan's maxim that "the medium is the message," died on April 13 at a care facility in North Canaan, Conn.
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The Mercury retrograde won't be the only thing fucking the family and home sector of your chart; September 1 brings a solar eclipse in Virgo, which will also magnify these same issues.
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Mr. Putin, though, might not have much interest in this kind of proactive measure when he can currently magnify his personal role by simply picking up the phone to defuse a crisis.
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An attempt, for instance, to enact what Trump's representatives say is a $1 million per violation clause in a non-disclosure agreement signed by Daniels will only magnify interest in his conduct.
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But during regular follow-up appointments, Harklinikken uses high-tech equipment to photograph and magnify the scalp and count new hairs and active follicles, which motivates users to adhere to the regimen.
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Although women make up nearly half the nation's undergraduate population, the oldest and most elite universities reflect — and magnify — a lackluster record in elevating women to the most powerful reaches of society.
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The film (written by Takal's husband, Lawrence Michael Levine, who co-stars) is a sort of film-noir cosplay, in which Anna and Beth's creative passions magnify their conflicts to tragic dimensions.
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I think there are some mornings that if we hit each other a certain way — myself and a portrait by Auerbach — the work can magnify the kind of depression I'm going through.
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Speaking in Strasbourg, Lautenschlaeger said the ECB's negative rates and 80 billion euro per month asset buys were working but more stimulus risked becoming ineffective and could even magnify their negative side effects.
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Since it can magnify specimens up to 2,000 times and is compact, durable, and easily replaceable, the Foldscope offers a design solution for scientists working in such fluctuating environments as deserts and rainforests.
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Some of us want more extensive help with assistive technologies, especially those that magnify or read text out loud on our smartphones and computers, others with white cane training, cooking, lighting or Braille.
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They write: The increasing convergence and ubiquity of AI technologies magnify the complexity of the challenges they present, and too often these complexities create a sense of detachment from their potentially negative implications.
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Collectors often settle debt for a fraction of what's owed because they buy debt cheaply and are profitable if they collect 16% to 24% of the total amount owed, according to Magnify Money.
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The notes promise to magnify or deliver the opposite of oil price gains, allowing investors to book huge profits when oil prices rise or fall but also creating the potential for massive losses.
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But now, California Dems are seizing on the opportunity to magnify an issue that until recently has received little pickup: the notion that Trump may not be mentally fit for office, per Politico.
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" Mark Galeotti, a leading scholar on Russian intelligence and author of "We need to talk about Putin," foresees an effort "to escalate and magnify the inevitable divisions that become exacerbated in election times.
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Under the matching funds program, which is intended to magnify the importance of smaller contributions, if a city resident donates $10 to a campaign that qualifies for matching funds, the candidate gets $70.
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The rotten-toothed, sweaty antihero — whose glasses magnify his eyes to a cartoonish degree — is portrayed as a buffoon until the moments when, again and again, he suddenly snaps and starts hitting women.
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That would suit Trump's sole talent for playing a successful character on TV. But the reality of the presidency is that it tends to reflect and magnify the inner truth of the officeholder.
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" According to a company press release, it wanted to show that although women do work to achieve "ultimate body confidence" through shapewear, they'll have days when they opt to "magnify their inherent beauty.
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The ETNs promise to magnify or deliver the opposite of oil price gains, allowing investors to book huge profits when oil prices rise or fall but also creating the potential for massive losses.
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Yet nothing tops "A Great Big Sled": Flowers's well-timed "ho ho ho's" magnify the disparity between frivolous subject matter and the song's gripping, urgent tone in an earnest plea for transcendental escape.
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Mr. Wang's extended political life may magnify speculation that Mr. Xi is looking to stay in power after his dual second terms as Communist Party chief and president end in 2022 and 2023.
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Anti-GMO activists are horrified at the prospect of German pharmaceutical giant Bayer purchasing American agrochemical company Monsanto, a proposed consolidation the activists said would magnify corporate power over the world's food supply.
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To determine exactly where, financial website Magnify Money used data from the U.S. Census Bureau to compare workers' incomes in the nation's 100 largest metros to the cost of housing in those same areas.
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Irrespective of who sits at the head of either party — Republican or Democrat — they both must always magnify the greatness of this Republic; speak to its inherent goodness, and pull out its darkest roots.
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The media will want a competitive race and will magnify any misstep he makes, and Buttigieg and Harris both proved on Thursday night to be worthy alternatives for mainstream Democrats looking to shop around.
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Clean, sand, vacuum and wipe the surface with a damp cloth before you prime and paint — a coat of paint will magnify any remaining fleck of dust or dirt, so do this step well.
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The average interest rate on credit cards is close to 17 percent, and consumers spent over $100 billion on credit card interest payments and fees in the last year, according to data from Magnify Money.
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TOKYO, June 6 (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Thursday the rapid evolution of information technology could magnify market failures by concentrating data and resources to a small number of financial institutions.
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Trump has the potential to magnify that in 2018; there's a huge backlash to the president that's translating into overwhelming Democratic enthusiasm and a record number of new candidates, many of whom are anti-Trump.
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The fear is that by bolting a bunch of controversial things onto an already controversial thing, you magnify opposition, because people just tend to be more afraid of change than they are desirous of it.
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Possibly both things are true, which is how the Devil builds power, in a world that feels designed to magnify malevolence, online and off, by blurring our ability to tell what's real from what's imaginary.
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Poor infrastructure and a lack of flood prevention measures such as coastal embankments and drainage systems, along with widespread deforestation, are likely to magnify damage from Irma as they did with Matthew, aid agencies say.
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The political problem for Democrats is that the structure of the Electoral College and especially the two-senators-per-state rule magnify the political influence of the voters in that minority, particularly non-college whites.
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By the time Mr. Xi rose in the party, Chinese politics had become more settled and tied to procedures, and he has been skilled at creating and remaking rules and institutions to magnify his power.
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The most notorious venture linked to Mr. Prigozhin, however, is the troll farm that is accused of attacking opposition figures in Russia and seeking to magnify and aggravate social and political divisions in the West.
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Green spaces can reduce temperatures in cities where paved surfaces magnify hot weather, and they can capture storm water to reduce flooding as climate change leads to increasing rainfall in some parts of the country.
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It's an exercise in imagination and an inquiry into whether imagining the death of a loved one and their hopes for the hereafter might magnify or blunt the blow of death when it finally comes.
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"I think there are some mornings that if we hit each other a certain way — myself and a portrait by Auerbach — the work can magnify the kind of depression I'm going through," Bowie told Kimmelman.
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"When the past is accessible, the future is too," she said, talking about online tools that magnify text or translate it into Braille, offer audiobooks, and describe works of art or movies for the blind.
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A bot is any automated tool or script that's designed to perform a specific task, and can be used on social media to magnify one person's agenda so to seem more widespread than it really is.
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She rushed to Washington soon after Trump was inaugurated in 2017 with a highly unusual invitation for such a visit in a President's first year -- seeking to forge a bond that could magnify her own power.
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Electric pumps magnify that feeling, from the sight of milk rushing through the tubes to the whirrrrrr of the motor and the constant headache that comes with remembering all the parts, then cleaning them later on.
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Black people are being killed in the streets, in their cars, and in their homes, and black athletes are using their platforms to magnify this, because that is, ultimately, the only way many Americans will care.
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He does not take seriously the risk of major catastrophes, such as the collapse of a recent era of peace or the outbreak of a global pandemic, which he believes is easy to magnify beyond reason.
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That's partly because the United States is virtually alone in failing to provide universal health coverage: Trump didn't create that problem, but he did magnify it so that the number of uninsured children is now increasing.
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Will Barton's Contract Shots Contract years can be a fickle situation, and things tend to magnify in a negative way when the player in question is one-dimensional and primarily compensated for his ability to score.
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MS. POLLI I'm also very concerned about algorithmic bias because A.I. is so powerful that, unless checked, it can magnify the bias in hiring, and very few technologies test to see if their tools have bias.
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None of the players Lampard mentioned wins games on his own, no matter how much it can look like that; all of them rely on a system that is designed simply to magnify their own brilliance.
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With credit card debt at more than $1 trillion and interest rates ticking upward, consumers paid nearly $104 billion in those charges during the 12 months that ended March 31, according to data from Magnify Money.
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" In July 1947, a War Department intelligence report found the Truman administration's more confrontational approach "tend[ed] to magnify the significance of conflicting points of view, and reduc[ed] the possibility of agreement on any point.
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That strategy could prove reasonably resilient for Republicans in the near-term because the Electoral College and two-Senators-per-state rule magnify the influence of interior states least affected by demographic, cultural and economic change.
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For insurgents, this trend complicates the already formidable challenge of competing with the likes of Google, Facebook and Apple — all of which have been adept at weaving various interconnected services together to magnify their scale advantage.
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As Rothman points out, color can be a powerful tool for those at the center of a hearing like this, either serving to magnify the spotlight already on them or allowing them to blend into the crowd.
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We all spend part of our days looking at our social media feeds, seeing images, hearing reactions, listening to the voices of the people most directly affected by world events, with complex algorithms that magnify their power.
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They warn that the unprecedented amount of index ETFs trading in the market — index ETFs accounted for nearly 20003 percent of the trading in the U.S. equities market last summer — could magnify, or even cause, flash crashes.
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Revisiting Evenwel also helps to further lift the veil on Trump's motives, showing that the goal all along was never to make American democracy fairer and more representative, but to magnify the political power of white conservatives.
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"If you are a company that is consistently just drawing from a very small pool of applicants — the same schools or companies — then it's going to magnify any unconscious bias that might be at play," Raghu says.
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Far from constraining our options or undermining U.S. sovereignty, these institutions have helped burden share and resolve global crises for decades, as well as magnify U.S. values and interests, and we need them now more than ever.
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"Such incoherent assertion and actions made by Chongwadae only magnify our distrust, hatred and scorn for the South side as a whole," she said, according to the English translation by the North's official Korean Central News Agency.
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Magnify Money found that Chicago airports in particular are plagued with delayed and canceled flights, in fact, the worst airport for on-time holiday travel is Chicago's Midway airport, with Chicago's O'Hare airport snagging the second place spot.
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The secondary 2099.99-inch 1080p display is designed to be used with a real-time screen mirroring feature that can cut and magnify parts of the main display (like maps) and let you zoom into them while gaming.
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The UAE has tried to magnify its role by binding itself closely to Saudi Arabia; this month the two allies signed 20 economic and military accords, vowing to create an "exceptional" partnership that may well supplant the GCC.
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These organizations have decided to capitalize on [what] was happening from the ground up, and build out a vision, and bring us all together so we can really magnify the success of what's already happening on the ground.
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Across booming Asian cities, open spaces and older buildings are making way for expressways and modern office and apartment towers that critics say rob them of their character, widen inequalities and magnify the harmful effects of urban sprawl.
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Speaking in Strasbourg late on Tuesday, ECB Executive Board member Sabine Lautenschlaeger voiced clear opposition to bigger and longer asset purchases by the central bank, adding that more stimulus risked becoming ineffective and could magnify negative side effects.
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"The current social and political uncertainties around the world, including the trade war and Hong Kong social unrest, magnify Singapore's strong positioning as a safe haven for property investment," said Christine Sun, head of research & consultancy, at OrangeTee.
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In order to magnify that black lives matter, activists are calling on politicians and other allies to invest in empowering black people to take control of their own future rather than capitalizing on a movement for political points.
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Earlier this year, the Japanese sent a senior politician to a Beijing conference hosted by Mr. Xi for the "One Belt, One Road" initiative, Mr. Xi's signature infrastructure program designed to magnify China's influence in Asia and Europe.
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In the form of blown-up 360-degree sculptures, Mr. Korins will magnify small details — table legs, moldings, chair feet, corners of rooms — and use them as vitrines and set pieces for the artworks and objects on display.
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We believe the singular focus on China (as opposed to other recent actions, which have been more broad-based) and the wide scope of the investigation into intellectual property theft and forced technological transfer could magnify its impact.
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Kuroda also said central banks must be mindful of the risk that the rapid evolution of information technology, such as the widening use of smartphones, could magnify market failures by concentrating data to a small number of financial institutions.
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Like Android, iOS also has a system-wide magnification function, which you can activate by heading into the "Accessibility" area: You will now have a window that you can move around the screen to magnify anything on that screen.
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With a go-to-cash trade, an investor has to be right twice — on the way out of the market and on the way back in — and that can magnify the performance shortfall when the trade is timed wrong.
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Named for the half-man and half-horse in Greek mythology, the strategy emphasizes human control and autonomous weapons as ways to augment and magnify the creativity and problem-solving skills of soldiers, pilots and sailors, not replace them.
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Perhaps even more insidious are bots that generate and magnify discord on social media, "warping the information environment," Professor Carley said, and affecting everything from how people vote to what they buy to how they view others in society.
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Documents are presented on the left half where you can magnify it and move it around in its space to provide the best view, which is especially useful for the cramped handwriting that's often popular among 19th century writers.
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Such a calibrated but flexible pressure policy that continues cross-industry engagement is best suited to use market forces to magnify the impact of U.S. sanctions, as well as evolve alongside Iran's continued illicit activities, even amid a pandemic.
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If you're interested in trying out an online bank, Magnify Money lists some good options, and allows you to compare how much you would save with a high-interest account compared to a savings account offering a rate of 0.01%.
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"I wanted to use my position as an editor to try to help magnify the voices of the people that we invited to participate in this anthology," Adams says in Episode 354 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast.
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"And so for the sake of public safety, public reassurance, to magnify Heather's voice, and to repudiate the pure evil that visited us here, I am calling today for the removal of these Confederate statues from downtown Charlottesville," he said.
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For instance, Jean Schneider, an astronomer based at the Paris Observatory, has proposed that HD 164595 may be intensifying a background radio source via a process called gravitational microlensing, in which powerful gravity fields magnify phenomena behind them from Earth's perspective.
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That approach, which appeared designed to magnify Iran's influence inside Iraq, differed radically from Mr. Khalilzad's strategy to form an interim Iraqi government that included Iraqis who had remained in the country during Hussein's rule, and not just leaders in exile.
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Alan Johnson, managing director of pay consulting firm Johnson Associates in New York, said the big gains for the leaders of American Express, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan reflect how stock option compensation can magnify gains in a company's share price.
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The study found that it could take weeks for people to recover from coronavirus, which could magnify potential health care shortages: The longer it takes for people to get better, the longer they may need precious hospital space and resources.
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Karl Blossfeldt originally made detailed photographs of plant specimens as teaching tools for his applied art students, building his own camera to magnify the sculptural qualities of seedpods, pumpkin tendrils, and horsetail shoots at up to 45 times their size.
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Cities and states run by a single party slide toward poor governance, and conservatives are essential to push back at flabby thinking on the left — like California's Proposition 10, a populist rent control proposal that might backfire and magnify homelessness.
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The initiative is in conjunction with the National Park Foundation, which will create an educational curriculum for students and a digital platform intended to magnify the reach of the monument beyond the small triangle of parkland in the West Village.
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"Look, you could dig up dirt on every single human being that's ever existed if you catch them in their worst moment and you magnify those moments and you cut out everything else and you only display those moments," Rogan continued.
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Faced with the dissolution of the union and a bloody Civil War, Abraham Lincoln used the technology of the telegraph and mass production newspapers to magnify the impact of his eloquent speeches urging resolution in conflict and conciliation in victory.
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These are the top 10 worst airports for holiday travel, according to Magnify Money, with the 10-year average percentage of flights departing the airport that arrived at their destination on-time, and the 10-year average percentage of flights that were canceled.
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"With Monday morning being a work day, we wouldn't be surprised if we heard of people failing to make it in the next morning," says Dan Deer from Magnify Marketing, who run sports marketing for Walkabout, one of the UK's bigger bar chains.
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YouTubers HellthyJunkFood, who often magnify regular fast foods to giant proportions (with a very vaguely healthy spin), have come up with their own recipe for a rather long French fry, which you can try at home — if you have your own deep fryer.
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It can do about a dozen other things, like translate full sentences (which is actually new in the Note 403), magnify whatever's onscreen, create animated GIFs, screen capture, screen markup, and "glance," which creates a floating app icon to switch quickly between apps.
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Check them out below: uHandy Smartphone & Tablet Microscope Kit This innovative kit includes both hi-mag and lo-mag lenses that you can attach to your phone or tablet, so you can magnify samples of the natural world in stunning, crisp resolution.
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Still, the special effects are convincing enough -- considering what the audience is being asked to swallow -- taking the inherent fear of sharks and incorporating science fiction to literally magnify them, in much the way "Deep Blue Sea" did a couple of decades ago.
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Ms. Joyner uses a camera with a lens that can magnify objects up to 40 times, which could capture things in the sky as if they were only 20 feet away, but in broad daylight, it can still get a little tricky.
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That's according to new data from personal finance site Magnify Money, which compared the median household income in each U.S. state to the average amount spent on weddings there to determine where couples spend the highest percentage of their income on their wedding.
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For the first time this year, the online retailer 24S (formerly known as 24 Sèvres), the LVMH luxury e-tailer, is featuring a capsule collection of outfits designed by the eight finalists in a bid to help them magnify their names internationally.
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And most of all, Dick Johnson Is Dead is an exercise in imagination, and an inquiry into whether imagining the death of a loved one and their hopes for the hereafter might magnify or blunt the blow of death when it finally comes.
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Each time, such events serve as a reminder that skill in some high-profile endeavor -- entertainment, sports, politics -- doesn't prevent bad behavior, and in some ways, thanks to the power and privilege associated with those fields, can rather serve to magnify it.
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If Shura sang for US Girls, she might sound like this — a breathy, technologically modulated vocal performance, designed to illustrate how automated gestures can both hide and magnify emotion, incorporated into a scarier, jerkier, shuffled recombination of keyboards, guitars, and extradiegetic noises.
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On blisters, Wise uses that language to untangle some of the complex connections in his own life, to lend meaning to insignificant moments or to magnify the importance of the life-changing ones, by talking about every situation as a manifestation of the divine.
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Errors made by outlets that Trump and his supporters already decry as "fake news" just magnify the distrust that already exists and allows the pro-Trump camp to dismiss the entirety of the scandal that has already resulted in Flynn's resignation and several indictments.
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Whether you're getting ready to start your day or go to bed, the Spotlite can magnify your face and deliver bright light, so you can see every single pore in HD. Plus, it's on sale for just $69.99 – over half-off its original price.
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When: October 202093, 202083–May 202073, 202063 Where: Brooklyn Museum (202053 Eastern Parkway, Prospect Heights, Brooklyn) The French artist is known for his enormous portrait diptychs that literally and figuratively enlarge the images of his protagonists and so magnify the issues these people represent.
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It can magnify stuff the screen, it can reduce an app to a little thumbnail that pins itself to your screen until you hover over it to glance at it, and it's still the best way to create and edit a screenshot on a phone.
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Authoritarian regimes tend to look better than they are because information is controlled, criticism is suppressed and a steady stream of propaganda creates a false sense of popularity; democracies tend to look worse because their media, civil societies and politicians all magnify their problems.
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She came to the attention of the fashion industry early on, singing at a Gucci fund-raiser at the United Nations in 2008, and quickly understood the power of style to magnify her messages and help her transcend the limits of the music world.
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Will his inner circle at the White House be dominated by people who magnify the darker impulses he expressed in his tweets or by those who would contain the anxieties, doubts and prejudices for the good of the man and the country he will very soon lead?
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Cook called this a "crisis", painting a picture of technologies being applied in an ethics-free vacuum to "magnify our worst human tendencies… deepen divisions, incite violence and even undermine our shared sense of what is true and what is false" — by "taking advantage of user trust".
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Exposing Leslie JonesJuly 18, 2016 #MAGA ManJuly 0003, 2016 I just don't understand Leslie JonesJuly 18, 2016 Leslie JonesJuly 18, 2016 Twitter's anti-harassment mechanisms are still bad, and once again, it's taken the targeting of a celebrity to magnify just how bad they are for everyone.
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In many situations in life, that advice absolutely holds true, but a survey from Magnify Money showed that most MLM participants actually earned less than 67 cents per hour, and 60% of all people involved with an MLM made less than $500 over the last five years.
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Additionally, Magnify Money analyzed data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics Survey of Consumer Finances and discovered that the amount of money spend on Spot and Dot and Ruff is increasing at a higher rate than money spent on essential items like food and medicine (for humans).
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The film — which won a prize for innovative filmmaking at Sundance — is an exercise in imagination and an inquiry into whether imagining the death of a loved one and their hopes for the hereafter might magnify or blunt the blow of death when it finally comes.
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The bank, however, noted in a separate February 5 letter that the consultation does not address what would happen if the underlying assets transition to a replacement not contemplated by the proposed waterfall for securitization liabilities, which could magnify the basis risk and cash-flow mismatches.
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Those who fall into debt over the holidays typically end up owing about $1,000 on their credit cards, according to annual surveys from Magnify Money, and about half of all borrowers revolve a payment at least once a year, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta.
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A return to confrontation will constrain South Korea's maneuvering room and could revive inter-Korean tensions, or they could magnify differences between Moon and Trump that would inevitably come to the surface in the event of a premature military conflict between the United States and North Korea.
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Through photosynthesis, our forests take extraordinary amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and if we were to magnify efforts to reforest clear-cut areas — or plant new groves, a process known as afforestation — we could absorb billions more metric tons of carbon in future years.
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Undertaken by property consultancy firm Knight Frank, the study said Crossrail, a new high-frequency railway line currently under construction, has already boosted home prices in the area and the proposed Crossrail 2, a line that would connect north and south London, is expected to magnify these gains.
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"With an increasingly larger number of banks now more actively engaged in the interbank financial product business, the banks are becoming more sensitive to the risk of potential counterparty failure, which could magnify any collective reaction to negative news and trigger a sharp tightening in system liquidity," added Kuo.
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While season two continues her progression, it also seems to magnify the shortcomings of a first season that -- while loaded with wit, Jewish cultural specificity and Rat Pack-era atmosphere, down to the production design and period songs -- managed to be good and yet somehow, almost instantly overrated.
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Google's chief executive, Sundar Pichai, was set to meet with lawmakers in Washington on Friday, including Republicans who plan to ask him about the company's competitive practices; its work with countries accused of human rights abuses, like China and Russia; and whether its workers and search engine magnify biases.
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They say that researchers should publicly register their study protocols beforehand to eliminate data dredging, share their raw data to increase transparency, focus on large randomized controlled trials to produce better results, and refrain from slicing and dicing large observational data sets into multiple papers that magnify weak findings.
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Within a year of making his first telescope in 1609, Galileo had modified the device so that it could magnify objects by a factor of twenty, an improvement that facilitated some of the most important discoveries in early astronomy, such as four Jovian moons and the existence of sunspots.
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Dick Johnson Is Dead — which won a prize for innovative filmmaking at Sundance — is an exercise in imagination and an inquiry into whether imagining the death of a loved one and their hopes for the hereafter might magnify or blunt the blow of death when it finally comes.
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By coercing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy into publicly announcing the commencement of such an investigation, Trump hoped to reap the benefits of having his top electoral rival mired in corruption allegations—suspicions that would be easy to magnify in the ambient glow of the media's horse-race election coverage.
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And furthermore, the more we can invest in addressing current inequalities in child health and education, the more we can close the gaps climate change–related disruptions and disasters are predicted to magnify: Climate change is, after all, projected to hit low-income and historically marginalized communities particularly hard.
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Both Andrea and Donny have microscopic observational powers, and they zoom in on and magnify grotesque and rattling details: cake crumbs on the lips of a woman in the audience for Donny's final magic show, or the preponderance of canaries on the wallpaper of a home where Andrea takes up residence.
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It's your typical Biblical prediction of the destruction of the enemies of the church, but in this context, there is another interpretation: those exalting themselves are the slew of men who refuse to listen to the women on the show like Gloria and Nikki, choosing to magnify their importance instead.
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The street was quiet at this hour, which only seemed to magnify the garble of whining, yipping, and sudden startled shrieks coming from the S.P.C.A. facility behind them, and if it felt ominous it had nothing to do with these people gathered here but with the forces arrayed against them.
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The biggest news to come from the convention center so far came from Richie Hawtin, who announced a new brand of DJ technology, Play Differently, which promises to "magnify the individuality and expand the creativity of today's generation of electronic music artists, producers and DJs," according to a press release.
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Why it matters: Per the Times, which obtained the letter, the escalating dispute "threatens to prolong and magnify an acrimonious transition" at the top of the best-known women's health care and reproductive rights group in the U.S. at a time when Planned Parenthood is increasingly under external political duress.
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As unconstrained managers make tactical portfolio shifts, there also is a risk that an investor with more than one bond fund ends up with double the exposure to the same fixed-income trade in their portfolio, and that can magnify the losses during periods when the unconstrained manager bets wrongly.
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But if that was true in 2016 with films like Rogue One, Captain America: Civil War, Finding Dory, Zootopia, and The Jungle Book, 2019 is set to magnify the same strategy by releasing what could be the biggest possible film in each of those brands — most of them within a few weeks.
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Roof also lays out a list of churches and his "selection of victims," describing the defendant's "decision making and specific choice to target churchgoers attending Bible study in order to magnify the societal impact of his crimes," said the filings released Monday, which did not disclose the specific contents of the documents.
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He's made his name as one of the US's most prolific artists by submerging sculptures into the Pacific Ocean, sending a train across the country to display original art by several interdisciplinary artists, and drilling a hole 700-feet into the ground in Inhotim, Brazil, to magnify the sound of Earth's core.
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"With an increasingly larger number of banks now more actively engaged in the interbank financial product business, the banks are becoming more sensitive to the risk of potential counterparty failure, which could magnify any collective reaction to negative news and trigger a sharp tightening in system liquidity," said Christine Kuo, a Moody's senior vice-president.
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Leana Wen, the recently fired former president of Planned Parenthood, appears headed toward an increasingly contentious exit, after accusing the organization's leadership of trying to "buy my silence" in a dispute that threatens to prolong and magnify an acrimonious transition at the top of the nation's best known women's health care and reproductive rights group.
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His adaptations can shine with wonder, with moments of pure magic that seem to magnify everything you loved about the original texts — but they can also find themselves bogged down with a plodding fidelity to the original, as though Thorne is terrified that he will destroy a book that an entire audience has loved for decade upon decades.
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The screens are actually ... I had to sell out and go flat to get health insurance, so I started a screen company called MicroDisplay, really tiny screens, but you could magnify them and put them into VR headsets, which we did, and wristwatch video, which we did way before the Apple Watch, and early rear projection TVs.
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Magnify Money also found that overall, there is an average rent difference of $175 a month between one to two bedroom apartments; an average monthly cost of $744 for daycare; an average monthly cost of $56 for baby apparel, diapers and wipes; additional food costs average $52 monthly; and the average cost of adding a dependent to workplace insurance is $173 monthly.
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And then if you make policy based on that, or promote one group at the expense of the other, like have different educational opportunities or housing differences for one versus the other, then these choices become socially relevant and they magnify what was a small or perceived difference into something propped up by social choices and structures that justify inequality.
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More recently, I've looked at my work as existing in the figurative space between the two-letter, lower-case plural pronoun "us," and the upper-case abbreviation for our country -- US. In the documentaries I've made over the past 40 years, I have tried to magnify our shared experiences, even when they are hidden within our complicated and contested history.
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Relúmĭno helps people with low vision in several ways: it can magnify or minimize images, adjust brightness and sharpness, highlight objects with an outline, invert colors when reading text, add a color filter to the screen, enhance a user's peripheral field if they have tunnel vision, and even assist people with scotoma by helping them see what is blocked by their blind spot in the surrounding area.
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Democrats could scuttle the rules to avoid a vote, but doing so would increase pressure on them by putting the deal front and center and magnify a standoff with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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After analyzing data related to where young people moved between 2011 and 2016, as well as how their wages, participation in the workforce and unemployment rates changed over that five-year span in different metro areas, Magnify Money put together a list of the top "millennial boomtowns " in the U.S. San Francisco, California, ranks as the No. 1 millennial boomtown overall with a final score, based on the four metrics, of 23.2 out of 22.
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