The author may make different choices and that's O.K. too.
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I also make different study methods for my own benefit.
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If they were better informed, would they make different choices?
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Or is it that dogs make different metabolites than people do?
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Others conflict — because different pieces of journalism can make different mistakes.
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"The mountains are able to make different weather zones," he said.
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But why is it that different languages think animals make different sounds?
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But these companies also often make different cars for different global markets.
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And all fences make different sounds, just like people when they laugh.
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You make different stuff when you make tunes with me, don't you?
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I wish I could go back in time and make different decisions.
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Gen Yers don't necessarily make different clothes — or not dramatically different clothes.
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So you make different stuff for Facebook than you would for YouTube?
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If you can change that story, people will actually make different decisions.
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They make different partners than traditional VCs and they have very different charters.
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"We're just trying to make the point that you can make different choices."
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It has enough genetic engineering tools to enable us to make different products.
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People who see themselves as poor make different decisions, and, generally, worse ones.
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I think they had to make different decisions about what they did first.
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We try to do the best we can, to make different voices heard.
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Different people have different needs, so I make different kinds of shapes for everybody.
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Maybe Microsoft needs to make different environments for its virtual version of Windows 10.
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I didn't have children or an established relationship that dictated I make different choices.
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Change that will require many of us to make different choices in our lives.
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And I had to make different decisions because I had to pay back loans.
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People are going to make different assumptions about what the story is behind that experience.
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And if different players make different guesses, it could potentially result in serious unintended consequences.
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It is to remember past mistakes and to try to make different ones next time.
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Or, even if they can, people might deliberately make different choices, according to personal preference.
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Datasets invariably need a lot of cleaning up to make different databases align and overlap.
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Such daily choices could result in health advantages unseen by those who make different selections.
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I'll make a mental note, or set reminders, to make different choices for next year.
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You might make different choices if you could relive a key scene from your life.
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But Mr. Cresswell said that everyday objects, depending on where they're made, make different sounds.
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"I guess sometimes the more information people have, they're inclined to make different decisions," Saifa says.
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And essentially it's the writing, it's what the writers choose to make different about a character.
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And all can be easily thawed and easily mixed with other ingredients to make different meals.
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She's facing the choices she has made and seemingly deciding whether she'll make different ones tomorrow.
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"Some chefs are very, very motivated by the stars, and others make different choices," she said.
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He will make more mistakes than a professional politician and he will make different mistakes as well.
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We often make different decisions for our children, and yet there is never a hint of judgment.
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I took instead the option to plunge back to the story and tried to make different choices.
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I.S.S.'s calculations sometimes differ because they make different assumptions about whether executives will achieve performance targets.
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Memes are things that are not only replicated, but you can actually make [different iterations] of them.
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Talk about how each of them then started to make different ... that you describe in your book.
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A lack of co-ordination between local and national authorities that make different promises is partly to blame.
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Since a cow hide is so thick, the layers are often cut and used to make different products.
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As this show makes evident, DiBenedetto can make different-sized paintings with all of them packing a wallop.
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In practice, this means the branches may still make different and potentially inconsistent decisions on nearly identical incidents.
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I use it to make different types of smoothies for myself and my kids, salsas, sauces, and soups.
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Different researchers make different judgments about which factors have the most power to drive crime up or down.
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Now nothing stays the same in tech, as prices fluctuate, and manufacturers make different decisions, and standards improve.
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"All those bands were really interested in just trying to make different noises with guitars," Mr. Halstead said.
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These assumptions are based on data and history, but there's room for good people to make different choices.
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"They do not say anything to our faces, but they make different statements elsewhere," Erdogan said about U.S. officials.
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An operator controlled a set of traffic lights and would make different combos of lanes go green or red.
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Their differences on platform, message, strategy, and theory of change led each of our organizations to make different endorsements.
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"As interesting and titillating as I thought that movie was, with a kid you just make different decisions," she explains.
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You can start an entirely new game and make different choices, but there's no way to backtrack on earlier choices.
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It's an organic process for me, always, and it's not like I'm trying to make different vibes for each album.
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He can do things the old Hulk couldn't do, simply in the sense that his mouth can make different shapes.
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We had to be like, what can we make different about our lyrics and songs that was different than before.
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As your eye travels through the paintings, you start to make different types of visual associations and relationships among them.
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Different colors change the way the robots move and react, cueing them to flash their lights or make different sounds.
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The rapper used his "God's Plan" music video budget of almost $1 million to make different donations around the city.
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To spite them, he creates a people to surpass them, a people who might be able to make different choices.
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A recent survey by Fidelity found 22016% of graduates would now make different decisions about their education if they could.
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"We have to be aware of how our emotions may cause us to make different decisions about eating," Resch said.
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Millennials and baby boomers tend to make different lifestyle choices, from marriage and family to how they spend their money.
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The skin and the bones can be used to make different kind of oils, ointments, and medications for even more money.
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It also now has a series of filters, called "looks," that make different adjustments depending on the content of the photo.
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The good news is that we can make different choices that unrig rules and tilt the scales back towards working people.
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From time to time, Danny B and I make different wagers, and it depends on the data and information we have.
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Babies are unpredictable, and they smell different than people, and they make different movements than people, and they have stinky diapers.
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Many welcome tax savings, but each industry and company will make different calculations about whether and how to spend that money.
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The decision to look for work is a personal one, and in a free society people will naturally make different choices.
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You can work online, you can make different kinds of TV. You can make your thing, and they'll come to you.
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When I was in my late teens and early 6003s, I vowed to make different financial decisions than my parents had.
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I asked how we could make different products from those technologies, and that formed the basis for what I do now.
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But with Carbon's 3D printing process they can simply change the geometry of the lattice to make different areas firmer or softer.
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Whether she's furrowing her brow in that very Stone-ian way or laughing hysterically, we love watching the actress make different faces.
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If they go talk to a therapist or deal with the conflict head-on, they often make different choices and better choices.
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You want to make sure that the cheese isn't overpowering the plate so that people, if they're grazing, can make different pairings.
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The short answer: Opinion polling includes a lot of guesswork and assumptions, and pollsters make different choices when setting up their surveys.
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They figured out they could use CRISPR to make different mutant flies, and also make certain flies yellow, to tell them apart.
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People who cannot get care in the community or at home will simply make different choices if they meet the eligibility requirements.
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When they have done the work of considering their own goals and values, and have documented those preferences, they make different choices.
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One company has already found plenty of evidence that shoppers will make different choices when presented with social and environmental product rankings.
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And different insurance companies will make different demands about how much clearance a home needs from any brush that could catch fire.
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There are plenty of relationships I wish I could go back and make different choices about, but it was on me to decide.
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Before then, you had all these different companies that would make different parts of spacecraft and then you would bring them all together.
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Each of the five models has its own coding section on the app and can be coded to make different sounds and motions.
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I know that most people — though certainly not all — feel the same way when they look at animals, but they make different choices.
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But watching it back — if I was able to watch the episodes and then make the decisions, I would probably make different decisions.
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It can use motion graphics instead of traditionally filmed video to make different versions of an ad for different locations and target customers.
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"I haven't done any testing to see which cannabis makes the densest smoke yet, but I imagine different plants will make different smoke!"
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The mission actually contains two spacecraft that will share a ride to Mercury, but then separate to different orbits to make different observations.
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Even two similar-looking cells that are supposed to work together in the same tissue might express completely different traits, and make different proteins.
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Not because they necessarily supported them, just cause there was a bit of unregulated space, you know, and rich people can make different contributions.
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With that understanding will come action and people will begin to make different choices depending on how they feel about what they have learned.
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So it's abundantly clear that we now need to find other ways to incentivize and entice people to make different choices at the market.
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So there may be trade-offs between how generous we want to make different forgiveness programs and what we do around bankruptcy, for example.
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It's also difficult to say how all those various factors put together might make different voters more or less willing to actually turn out.
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Some analyses use economic modeling, while others focus on evidence from different countries — and make different assumptions about the mobility of capital and workers.
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What they can do is provide valuable information to emergency managers, who can use the information to make different or better decisions in crises.
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About half of all Americans get their insurance at work — and Democrats' various health care plans make different decisions about whether that would continue.
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They would go on doll-maker sites and make different ones, selecting from a variety of options, such as pink hair and cat ears.
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There is no single formula to solve this equation; individuals in the same situation can look at the same data and legitimately make different decisions.
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But still life and a smaller scale make different demands than landscape, and I wasn't sure what to expect when I went to this exhibition.
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As we see the number of launch providers — especially the small launch providers — come into the mix, that allows you to make different architecture trades.
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When girls and women have access to high-quality education and reproductive health care, they have more agency and make different choices for their lives.
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In this puzzle, they offer theme entries consisting of two word phrases and two different words can be inserted after them to make different phrases.
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A partnership with Adobe, meanwhile, adds new functionality to the S-Pen, like tilt, which lets the drawer make different designs by adjusting the stylus's angle.
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Despite the drug use, she was still coherent enough to realize that Tupac would become a product of the streets if she didn't make different choices.
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Across the world investors and other officials are gaming out their own scenarios, and may make different decisions if they think Trump is influencing monetary policy.
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We had pretty terrible props or no props at all, so I would make different things for the manikins that we would use during medical simulations.
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Mimicking the tech giants, the start-up's platform lets companies make different features available to select groups without shipping everything to everyone at the same time.
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Given the consistency of this finding across studies, should women who have recently had a child make different decisions about breast cancer diagnosis, screening, or prevention?
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At key moments, players can choose how the story will unfold, so there's reason to replay the game, make different decisions, and see the different consequences.
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The auto industry isn't equipped to make different cars for different states, so it must adhere to whoever's rules are the tightest — rendering Mr. Trump's moot.
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That, in turn, raises the real possibility of a bifurcated auto market, a nightmare for manufacturers that would have to make different vehicles for two markets.
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You're looking at my face right now, it's not something you can draw in lines because the light hits the curves, the curves make different shadows.
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"What Sabra does for hummus, they basically have their original hummus and they just kind of sprinkle different stuff on top to make different [flavors]," Joyce said.
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He's also an author of a paper that was published in The Pharmacogenetics Journal in May that found that different pharmacogenetic tests can make different treatment recommendations.
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It's all the right specs without enough content that can take advantage of it, and you can make different trade-offs and get more stuff to watch.
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Different individuals will make different choices at different times about when they want to retire, when they focus on making money versus a better work-life balance.
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"Let's say it could make different types of bread or noodle dishes, things that are tough to make up there, they'll get used for sure," he said.
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But they say it will work as a tool to guide nations on how solid their footing might be in the international community to make different arguments.
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During challenging periods, men and women will often make different choices, and the evidence shows that groups come to better conclusions when there are more women involved.
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Among the reasons given: the fact that the two companies generally make different products, so their union shouldn't reduce competition in any specific sector of defense production.
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The only adult who ever seemed to pay attention to her was an art teacher, who told V she was talented but needed to make different friends.
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Of course we can and should educate people and ask them to make different decisions because of these environmental and sustainability and health and animal welfare factors.
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We've seen "word that goes after" themes before, where the revealer hints at a word that can be inserted after the theme entries to make different phrases.
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It would be essential for them to receive that help and receive that support, so hopefully they will make different choices and don't end up in our custody.
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Krawcheck talked about how women told her they would make different decisions about where they work and where they shop if they knew how the company was performing.
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"I think sometimes as a society we get complacent and think that once things get bad enough, we'll finally learn our lesson and make different decisions," Lewis said.
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What it doesn't tell you is how the wage gap plays out for women with different educational levels or of different ages, or who make different occupational choices.
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"We've never looked to see if someone could make different life choices to avoid getting to that position in the first place," Rossman said in a telephone interview.
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You can make different forms of pizza in a rice cooker You can follow this Tastemade recipe to make pull-apart pizza bread that utilizes premade biscuit dough.
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"The goal is not to test over and over, but to make different tests and effective tests," said Shohei Ogawa, from the company's quality assurance department for timepieces.
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We need more well-designed garments that, in their confidence, make different kinds of women feel secure and well appointed for whatever their place is in the world.
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But the trade-off is that we can also engage in a different way, to make different kinds of arguments and to weigh in on debates that matter.
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The former boy bander sticks to his script about the boys in One Direction, maintaining that he just wanted to make different music and dim the spotlight a little.
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At the brief show, the flying devices descended from a second floor balcony and swarmed together to make different shapes and patterns above the audience's heads while changing colors.
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" He continued, "And I think as she started to gain a deeper understanding of the character, especially as she approached her own movie, she started to make different choices.
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Another compelling aspect of seeing so much of the artist's work in one space is how apparent it becomes that she continues to challenge herself to make different work.
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Sam Wang: Different aggregators make different assumptions about how much the polls may be off in either direction, or how much opinion may swing in the next six days.
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Before evolutionary biologists were using DNA sequencing regularly, the consensus was that the two groups that make different versions of the orb web had a common orb-weaving ancestor.
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When I was 250 years old, I was already perfecting the different ways to cut the skin of the cucumber and how to make different shapes with the cucumber.
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According to the late sociologist Lewis Coser, human beings can&apost develop their own identity unless they&aposre in conflict with another group that they make different from themselves.
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In May, Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch announced her decision to seek the death penalty against Mr. Roof, and critics of that choice make different, if sometimes overlapping, arguments.
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There should be very complicated characters who make mistakes the same way other characters make mistakes, make different life choices, excel at their jobs, and screw up at their jobs.
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We tend to make different choices in what we say and how we choose to say it - how direct, or confrontational, or evasive, or intellectual our way of speaking is.
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What if you were aware that your health insurance had reimbursement policies that were causing your doctor to make different care and treatment decisions than they would make without it?
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It means that we've got to think differently about our security, make different investments that may not be as sexy but may actually end up being as important as anything.
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Still, antitrust consultant Linley Gwennap said Intel likely could convince regulators to allow it to take over Broadcom, despite the size, since the companies largely make different types of microchips.
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There are many instances in which doctors may feel that they themselves would make different choices, but that doesn't mean that the parents' choices aren't in a child's best interests.
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We all make different decisions about how to compete for that audience, but since we are all trying to attract other human beings, there are certain similarities in our approach.
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The startup allows brands and marketers to measure viewers emotional response to video, analyze viewer response via an analytics dashboard, and make different decisions around media spend based on viewer response.
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But it's heartening to see just how quickly the writers dive into trying to make different jokes land, and how they're always trying to explore new facets of their central idea.
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But in addition to signaling its commitment to the technology, general partner Chris Dixon says that creating a fund will give the firm more flexibility to make different types of investments.
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While the other little boys of the world are busying throwing spaghetti against the wall and crying throughout the night, this little boy decided to make different choices with his life.
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The Florida carpenter ant and the Indian jumping ant both have wide-ranging abilities to sense odors, with more than 400 genes to make different odor receptors, a 2012 study found.
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If you want to argue for your own religious rights and individual choices, you have to be able to accept that others — inside and outside your community — will make different choices.
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"He and I make different sartorial decisions," Mr. Obama continued, a joking reference to the Mr. Wiley's bold clothing choices (he wore a black-and-white patterned suit to the ceremony).
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Before making visits, we always check samples of the products in a highly equipped laboratory where we make different analyses on essential oil and water content and foreign bodies such as residue.
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In other words, not all USB-C plugs have the same USB tech inside them—manufacturers can make different choices about the speeds they want and the costs they want to pay.
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Since the show went off the air, various cast members have come forward to make different claims as to just how specifically producers manipulated them during filming to craft various story lines.
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"There's going to be a set of people who serve on this board who make different people within that group uncomfortable," Facebook's director of governance and global affairs Brent Harris told reporters.
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By playing around with the phone's editing software, you can also make different portions of the image black and white and swap backgrounds — though the latter looks like a bad green screen effect.
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On the new podcast, Frank praised Netflix's approach to measuring shows and marketing, saying it drives the company to make different and better types of content, including in currently underserved genres like westerns.
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The goal, Mr. Smith said, is to put a second set of eyes on an often opaque process, and to offer real-time commentary on why different news outlets may make different calls.
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Kindel believes that lots of consumers are still going to need professionals and an OS that helps make different ecosystems work together — like those at his company Control4 (which recently merged with SnapAV).
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He most recently made Oscar pancakes the morning of the Academy Awards, but he's also been known to make different characters like pigs, Thomas the Tank Engine and a special Cupid for Valentine's Day.
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Media as a family businessFamily-owned media businesses operate much differently than standard businesses and need to make different generational considerations for major decisions, generally pushing them to think more long-term about investments.
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"Cast members did all make different salaries, so we wanted to do like Jersey Shore and unite together and all get a bigger paycheck, but everyone was a little bit too divided," she said.
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To create the bow controller, Rudeism spent hours and hours augmenting his purple toy bow with wires, bolts, tape and a Makey Makey board (similar to an Arduino) to make different actions do different things.
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It's not so much a matter of differences in state laws, it's more a matter of "different parents make different decisions, and courts and hospitals accommodate those more or less in different states," she said.
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"The company that we're building is like a laboratory where we try different apps, we build different software, we make different shows, we're gonna start a YouTube channel, it's a whole bunch of stuff," he said.
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The player is immersed in a tropical technicolor world, surrounded by junk food items like gummy bears, cheeseburgers and hotdogs that all make different sounds when you hit them with the aid of your handheld controllers.
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Traditionally shoe manufacturers will take one sample size (10 for men and 8 for woman) and design that shoe for maximum performance, then have the manufacturer add or subtract a little material to make different sizes.
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"One can make different judgements about what he did for his country, one can view various moments in Uzbekistan's modern history differently, but he preserved stability in the country, he preserved its steady development," said Putin.
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I'm a social learner, for one, so if a lesson doesn't have a clear narrative flow between what I'm hearing and what I'm seeing, I'll make different connections than the person explaining something wants me to.
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A lot of you cited the current political moment but to make different points: Some of you found "Showman" an escape from the news, while others viewed the film's messages as a response to the headlines.
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Barack Obama was the unquestioned master of this tactic, managing to make different groups feel like their interests were being taken into account while also selling a master narrative of unity to the broader American public.
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This is actually the first time we've done styles just for the show because in the past Victoria's Secret would select from my collection and tweak it, make different colors or make the heel a little higher.
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It has a limited shelf life, there's a lot of different kinds, ethnicities make different types of food, and, as we were looking for analogies to use in the movie, food offered a shocking amount of them.
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"These are platforms where people can make different or better decisions about their health," said Sarah Evans, former manager of InSite in Vancouver, the first supervised injection facility in North America, at a recent meeting in Philadelphia.
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Google will allow developers to make different parts for it, like better cameras, e-ink screens, as well as "speakers, flashlights, panic buttons, fitness trackers, projectors, app-shortcut buttons, kickstands, a million other things," according to Pierce.
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"I have been convening meetings between the intelligence community and outside stakeholders in business and academia to ensure they have the full threat picture and hopefully, make different decisions about Chinese partnerships," Warner said in a statement.
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Limp is even open to working with competitors to make different assistants work better together — for example, by letting them all use the same standard for identifying rooms so you don't have to set up everything multiple times.
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If the current EPA sets a lower bar than what California and other states enforce, the auto industry would either be forced to make cars that comply with the higher standards or make different cars for different markets.
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But consumers should also keep in mind that conditions contributing to an older relative's early death are likely to be more treatable now, or avoidable if we make different choices (say, not smoking or by being more active).
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The coronavirus pandemic will likely require them to make different investments — in printing costs for the absentee ballots, postage and envelopes for voters, and potentially in sorting machines and other technology that helps the state count absentee ballots.
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The three other protagonists, each the star of a different moral fable, all make different choices when faced with the order to kill, some braver than others, but each choice imposes costs on them and their loved ones.
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It&aposs well documented that millennials tend to make different lifestyle choices than baby boomers do, from waiting longer to get married and have children to spending their money on health, wellness, and experiences rather than material goods.
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One wild suggestion would be to become more decentralized, like libraries: Break down the Metropolitan Museum experience, officially, and make different hives within the museum, and charge lower admission fees to go into one specific section or another.
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Proponents believe that California, as the most populous state in the nation, will set a standard for companies operating nationwide, because companies will not want to make different versions of their websites and related online services for different states.
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Where did it come from, what are the things that are important, what is its heart and soul that we need to make sure to preserve, and what we want to build on or evolve or change or make different?
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But I'm also always trying to remind folks that part of what makes this country special is that we respect people's rights to have a different opinion and to make different decisions about how they want to express their concerns.
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If what we really mean is, parents should do what they're comfortable doing, and our job as pediatricians and pundits is to help them feel confident in their parenting, we have to accept that different families will make different reasonable choices.
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There has been a wave of fintech startups emerging that make different kinds of investing more accessible to a wider pool of people, and today one of them has raised a substantial round of money to help fill out its mission.
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In one study, younger participants with a mean age of 25.5 years and older adults with a mean age of 74.3 years have been shown to make different predictions about how they would feel if they win or lose money.
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"I also always try to remind folks that part of what makes this country special is that we respect people's rights to have a different opinion and to make different decisions about how they want to express their concerns," Obama said.
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But though Gigondas and Châteauneuf have much in common, and are made of a similar set of grapes, the grapes are grown in different soils in different places, and so make different wines, each with its role at the table.
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"I believe that a well-informed and rational people will make different decisions when the evidence is low quality than when the evidence is high quality," said Guyatt, who is a Canadian clinical epidemiologist who teaches at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.
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But as Farrow points out, members of the media have a unique ability, and a unique responsibility, to tell a different story and make different choices — whether it's deciding to ask the hard interview questions or declining to celebrate an alleged abuser.
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While the lightbox, for example, let you create light-based artwork and games, the camera gives users the ability to "code" it to make different photo filters, GIFs, and to modify the settings for how the image is captured in the first place.
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As noted by Curbed's Alissa Walker: A 2018 study by the National Institute for Transportation and Communities that surveyed 1,800 e-bike riders found that they bike more often, take longer trips, and make different types of trips than they do on pedal bikes.
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And I had this idea in my head that if I could just crank up the song "Sally Wants" by Henry's Dress loud enough then I could rip the space/time continuum and propel myself back to 1995 and make different choices for myself.
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Much like The Witcher 3, Cyberpunk 2077, is a huge, sprawling RPG that gives players some degree of agency, choices that they can make to impact the world in different ways, and which will give different players who make different choices meaningfully different experiences.
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Sound happened to be a concrete way of studying that The algorithm applied different numerical values to each audio frequency (different objects and materials all make different sounds) created by the action, which were then tied to specific video frames and the images within those frames.
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Despite the growing popularity of the plant-based food movement, it seems that the respect and empathy for animals which lies at the very heart of this movement could perhaps also be extended towards others who make different choices and, in doing so, open the doors towards greater acceptance.
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The last few seasons gave the writers more control than ever, and they used that to make different decisions than Martin had in his books — decisions that likely were based on Game of Thrones growing to cater to a mass market audience far larger and broader than Martin's books ever had.
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The best known proposes that some of us like words and others like pictures, but other theories make different distinctions: whether you like to solve problems intuitively or by analyzing them, for example, or whether you prefer to tackle a complex idea with an overview or by diving into details.
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And while automakers typically make different cars for different markets, the recent pushes from Europe and China to curb emissions could serve as a sort of backstop; in response, a number of car companies have pledged to convert large portions of their fleets to hybrid and electric technology in the coming years.
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When you realize that you already have the resources you need to bring your vision of financial freedom into reality, you look at the world differently, you make different decisions, and you do the kinds of things that actually put you on the path toward the wealth you desire, without fear or doubt that you will reach your goals.
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James and B. said these smaller actions could vary dramatically from state to state, due to the nature of abortion access: For example, a demonstration in New York, a state with no restrictions on abortion, might take a different tack—or make different demands—than a demonstration in Missouri, a state with one remaining abortion provider.
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But yeah, through Nick and The Strokes, it was a way for me to tap into this idea of what New York represents, which allowed me to make different decisions about my own life: It gave me permission to get a little freer, a little looser, a little more confident that there were other people who wanted to live that way as well.
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