I think it manifests in myself as much as it manifests in everyone.
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And we'll see how that manifests itself in season 8.
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In psoriasis, this manifests as an overproduction of new cells.
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Cunning in this context manifests itself in a particular way.
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It's just that it manifests itself differently in different places.
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On planes, inequality manifests in two forms: physical and situational.
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This absence of common ground manifests itself in two ways.
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Gary's snark manifests as callousness more often than is charming.
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This strange amalgam of views manifests itself in fiscal policy.
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The material and physical help we provide manifests our faith.
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This behavior manifests itself in how she makes music, too.
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So, we'll start to see how some of that manifests.
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And the real problem only manifests when Facebook shifts directions.
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This manifests in anxiety, sadness, and anger in my body.
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Articulateness is not the only way that intelligence manifests itself.
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The stress manifests itself in different ways in different people.
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This powerful demographic trend manifests itself already as economic power.
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Overregulation manifests as reduced innovation, stagnant wages, and lost jobs.
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With Arthur, it manifests in a cackle he cannot control.
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This internalized and perceived stigma manifests itself in dangerous ways.
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Where it gets interesting is how that actually manifests itself.
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How this credo manifests elsewhere is delightfully -- even playfully -- wicked.
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Love compartmentalizes it so intensely that it manifests in violence.
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But even stranger is how it manifests in our minds.
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The normalization of predatory behavior manifests itself in many forms.
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And I think that manifests itself in lots of ways.
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Osawa also said she believes discrimination manifests in more subtle ways.
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That care sometimes manifests itself in soothing praise of the patient.
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Both are distinct possibilities; which scenario manifests itself depends on us.
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With Trump, as Heuser's picture shows, the impulse manifests slightly differently.
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It's one way humans' instinctual distrust of "other" people manifests itself.
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Whisper networks have an exclusionary effect that manifests in dangerous ways.
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Funny how the problem manifests the closer you get to power.
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The constant political intrigue sometimes manifests itself in foreign-policy rows.
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Dengue fever typically manifests as a rash and a high fever.
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It manifests itself in other ways, like alcohol and drugs. No!
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It manifests a luminous moon at the touch of a finger.
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Sometimes this feeling manifests itself in an offhand remark about Halloween.
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As Plato predicted, Trump's tyrannical psyche manifests in his political views.
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There are a few problems with how this manifests in practice.
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"It's a very painful injury once it manifests itself," Boras said.
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I think it manifests itself in mental stamina later in life.
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Terrorism, as we've said, manifests itself in many types of organization.
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It manifests as both alien and strangely familiar, conjuring tribal arts.
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But for some people, postpartum depression manifests in bodily aches and pains.
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They'd like to see how the effect manifests itself with interacting systems.
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Our research has shown it manifests in a variety of unfortunate ways.
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The canvas filling with color as the scene manifests in my head.
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Thus, the division so talked about it in the media today manifests.
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But in practice, their desperation manifests in more random cruelty than ever.
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This manifests in unstable behavior (and a man would call her "hysterical").
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But it's entertaining, musical, and manifests no sibilance or fatiguing treble peaks.
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This manifests itself nicely with some extremely sharp and noise-free closeups.
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Finally, distractibility is found in both conditions, and manifests as mindless munching.
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Emotional stress manifests as physical stress, especially in the neck and shoulders.
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Whenever I'm feeling awkward, it always manifests itself in the same way.
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It manifests by a chronic dissatisfaction with everything, but in particular music.
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Cerebral palsy is not uniform and manifests in a number of ways.
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One particularly complicated issue is when racism manifests in a healthcare setting.
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This is most evident in the busts, but manifests throughout her oeuvre.
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For me, it manifests in forgetting lines on stage or forgetting appointments.
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It manifests itself through my hands, only-minorly bloodied and easily hidden.
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For Winkfield, however, this interest rarely manifests as text in his paintings.
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It manifests itself on trains, buses, cafes, even walking down the street.
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In some cases, airlines used a nearby hospital to print flight manifests.
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But in this film's 21st-century Atlanta, "The Man" never really manifests.
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This manifests in fashion choices, makeup use (or lack thereof), and hair.
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I've always identified as genderqueer which manifests, for me, in being butch.
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But how the aftermath of impeachment manifests, it's too soon to know.
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The hothead manifests their emotions through temper tantrums, screaming matches or tears.
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The radical dependency the embryo manifests changes form, but never totally dissolves.
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Nonetheless, racism at swimming pools still manifests itself in the 83st century.
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Our boys are getting older younger, too, but it manifests itself differently.
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The show's penchant for shock also manifests itself in lengthy, narrated monologues.
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I just don't, I don't want to ... KS: It never manifests itself.
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Mandy manifests also in a stained glass triptych, embracing Pirate Jenny, I suppose.
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Today, that manifests itself in annual demonstrations by neo-Nazis from across Europe.
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An interview with Khozema Alaaed, mapping how the psychological manifests in his painting.
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When girls become women, this fear manifests as deference and timid decision making.
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Ms Bamford has obsessive compulsive disorder, which manifests itself in intrusive, repetitive thoughts.
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Instead, Newell's (perhaps inherited) propensity to forgive manifests itself with her husband, John.
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Please. Hockey suffers from a #pleaselikemysport dynamic that manifests itself as aggressive pride.
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Though a product of its time, it manifests in more subtle ways now.
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Or it'll go away, and it doesn't—it manifests itself in other ways.
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Just remember: no matter how your gender manifests, you're always worthy of love.
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This manifests in his want of an ideal partner—more fantasy than reality.
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We've looked at the manifests," Mr. Schiff said Sunday on ABC's "This Week.
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It should come as no surprise that it manifests itself in our politics.
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Math trauma manifests as anxiety or dread, a debilitating fear of being wrong.
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Her success, however, manifests itself in a way that aims to change that.
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Allow yourself to feel into each sensation as it manifests in your experience.
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It manifests tension from thin air—literally, when your bullets find nothing but.
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"Magic manifests in strange coincidences or in plans working extremely well," Miller concedes.
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Political alienation manifests itself in the alt-right and the energized radical left.
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An exhibition meditates on blue's various connotations and how it manifests in politics.
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How it all comes together and manifests itself into something sustainable, we'll see.
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Our tendency to conserve energy manifests itself in many ways in modern society.
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This attitude, although not in the form of slavery, still manifests itself today.
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I have lamellar ichthyosis, a genetic skin disorder that manifests in dry scaling.
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In other circumstances, passengers without security clearances were specifically left off the manifests.
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The suburb's desire to wall off Detroit entirely still manifests on Alter Road.
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On social media, friends post photos of ship manifests recording their ancestors' arrivals.
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At the extreme end, this manifests in antifa smashing cameras and attacking journalists.
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Today, this fusion of financial profligacy and military industrial largesse often manifests itself overtly.
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It manifests as an unapologetic and self-exultant form of machismo, servile to nothing.
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This desire manifests itself through a complicated love triangle Kevin is trying to navigate.
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Urban's credit on Daniels' 1999 album arguably manifests Daniels' high praise even more. 7.
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Voyeurism manifests in every aspect of Mapplethorpe's work and plays out in the galleries.
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The disease manifests with pneumonia-like symptoms, however — not with convulsing and immediate death.
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It's an issue that manifests in both versions of the game, for different reasons.
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So he taps into hallucinations — he calls them "manifests" — to heal his wounded psyche.
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SM is psychogenic, which means it manifests physically but its root cause is psychological.
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It's a tool, so in each person's hands it manifests in a different way.
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The poem, offered in the poet's absence, manifests a very present act of communication.
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The data includes passport details, addresses, car registrations, flight manifests and even tax returns.
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E-commerce is a global trend that manifests in every market around the world.
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The genius, whose brilliance manifests in flying chalk, focused expressions, and complicated personality traits.
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IEEE Spectrum put the pieces together from public FCC documents and some launch manifests.
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In the image, it manifests itself as the "sudden absence of light," she says.
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Sometimes it manifests in the way we engage one another on a daily basis.
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"It's ideal for comedonal acne, which manifests as stubborn blackheads and whiteheads," she explains.
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I think it manifests in the individualization of society and in our chronic loneliness.
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The Department of Treasury handles invoices, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection handles manifests.
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We have all kinds of planes, trains and automobiles manifests to now scramble with.
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The D in DSA manifests itself almost entirely as a call for workplace democracy.
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Furbizia manifests in diving, but also in tactical fouls, quick freekicks and time-wasting.
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That disconnect—that clash of needs and wants—manifests itself in self-sabotaging behavior.
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This manifests as a creative self-expression that is aligned with your highest beliefs.
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"The color almost manifests that belief in good luck, happiness and wealth," he said.
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But it is all about the goodwill that China supposedly manifests through the project.
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The volatile music suggests the unpredictable ways racial prejudice manifests itself in daily life.
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They're things we all ... That then manifests itself as you get into the workplace.
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At Amazon, that manifests itself in the company motto that it's always Day 1.
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According to the flight manifests, Fontanka reported, he was born on July 13, 1979.
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Perhaps even more concerning is that the psychological strain of loneliness manifests physiologically, too.
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Every condition manifests in a mix of inherent challenges, access challenges, and social challenges.
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Familiarity bias manifests in a variety of ways, and at a multitude of levels.
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In the culinary realm, this manifests as an aggressive metabolism for other nations' foods.
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The problem often manifests when a device is manufactured long before it is sold.
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Traction alopecia manifests as a receding hairline around the forehead and near the ears.
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Their prejudice manifests as micro-aggressions, rather than obvious forms that could be questioned.
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It understands that changes occur first as an idea, and then manifests through action.
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A father's love knows no bounds, and sometimes that love manifests itself in peculiar ways.
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One way to filter shipments is by manifests, which are filed before the containers arrive.
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That manifests itself in a hot dog full of stuff the butcher would normally discard.
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A marriage manifests a lifetime of joy, hope, peace, and sometimes work, sacrifice, and sorrow.
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The tech industry has a diversity problem that manifests in too many ways to count.
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That demand for protection manifests itself in higher prices for both VIX and VIX futures.
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And though Meredith loves Maggie and they both love Lydia, that love manifests in passion.
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But Alexandra Levasseur is a painter whose existentialism manifests itself in unpredictable and fantastical ways.
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As invisible entities with abstract definitions, belief in them manifests differently between communities and individuals.
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Impulsivity, another symptom of attention deficit disorder manifests as a lack of restraint in bingers.
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Like any disease, there are different extents to addiction, and variability in how it manifests.
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"Every individual manifests pain differently," says Carolyn Alexander, MD of the Southern California Reproductive Center.
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Steve Jobs went ballistic when public shipping manifests leaked the existence of the iPhone 3G.
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It manifests itself now as fear—subconsciously, I guess it's the fear of looking weak.
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Her autism manifests with "all-round anxiety," her father, Jeremy, said by phone on Sunday.
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Tourette is a neurological disorder that manifests itself in tics—sudden, involuntary movements and sounds.
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That manifests as a primitive form of communication that sounds like incoherent noise to us.
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RH: Stillness is one of these things that I think manifests itself in different ways.
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I have anxiety as a whole, and that's just one way that it manifests itself.
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That ethos "really manifests in everything that he does and how he leads," she said.
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For example, everybody has an affordability crisis, and it manifests itself in a different ways.
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It manifests itself in small — and often amusing — ways in foreign leaders' comments toward him.
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For her, the act of moving forward manifests in this cathartic, meditative manipulation of paper.
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Dementia, a group of related syndromes, manifests itself in a steep decline in brain functions.
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But it's interesting to see how that manifests in his art about the two presidents.
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As the illness often manifests behind closed doors, it's difficult to get an accurate count.
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Mr. Putin's machismo also manifests in occasional sexist statements; Mr. Kadyrov outright supports honor killings.
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Other global examples, both historic and recent, show how state metamorphosis manifests in the railbed.
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She calls this "psychological sabotage" and says it manifests itself in a number of ways.
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Other times, their anger, filtered through the lens of a man, manifests onscreen as grotesque.
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At once playful and profound, the globe manifests the cultural flows that marked Monir's art.
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This fear of failing manifests itself in the form of overthinking or overanalyzing our ideas.
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It manifests as small red and raised patches that drive my daughter crazy with itching.
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It isn't unusual for airlines to check passenger manifests with the governments of other countries.
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But interruptions can also be one of the subtler ways bias against women manifests itself.
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Ever since, groups have been examining how the art industry manifests in gender-skewed ways.
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For some people, I understand, EDS manifests in full before they've had their first sexual experience.
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As well as breakage, this damage manifests itself in split ends, fluffiness, and rapid color fade.
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"How a feminist politics manifests in the works shown for each artist is heterogeneous," says Frantz.
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It is really a universal trait, and it particularly manifests in times of extrema and adversity.
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Allo's artificial intelligence manifests in another way: as suggested "smart replies" to messages from your friends.
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The challenge is ensuring that philanthropy is not just one more way that inequality manifests itself.
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Several of these paid advocates of Nuedexta argue that PBA manifests differently depending on the person.
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We recognize that their past has been incredibly traumatic, and trauma manifests itself in different ways.
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It's affected the way rock and roll behavior manifests and the freedom with which we move.
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No, the latest crisis to hit Britain's political culture manifests in a much more tangible form.
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The Hate U Give vividly shows us how institutionalized oppression manifests in the personal grieving process.
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Other sources include military service and pension records, slave-ship manifests, and estate and inheritance documents.
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For Mattingly, the poetic sensibility manifests as the ability to entertain — and enact — alternative relational structures.
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Malaprop would view this theme, which manifests in five across and two down entries, with acrimony.
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When the disease strikes, it manifests as the worst and most humiliating flu you could imagine.
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But the collectivity we nearly always imply among a public at the theater so rarely manifests.
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For women, the demand often manifests itself as typically feminine behavior — acting nice, and looking it.
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"But the unique challenges of coronavirus is that it manifests as a fever and a sniffle."
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The discount manifests as a statement credit refund within seven days of the transaction posting date.
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One way in which this pervasive corporate ethos manifests itself is the explosion of stock buybacks.
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At its most basic, the urge manifests in the failure to acknowledge that death is final.
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Usually, it manifests as a temporary paralysis that can worsen if an individual's breathing muscles are affected.
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This type of deal may be tied to how 203G manifests itself in the next few years.
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Time's intricacy manifests itself in the coordination, or rather, the purposeful lack of it behind the projections.
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Today, this myth manifests as sexual intensity between the sheets—Virgos can be absolute freaks in bed.
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It was a complicated project, since autism manifests in a wide variety of ways in different people.
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Morgan's attention to detail and surface also manifests in her ceramics, which are inspired by face jugs.
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Occasionally, this urge manifests in a dog name that's out of left field, to say the least.
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Even so, automated flight systems are an area where the innate conservatism of aviation technology manifests itself.
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Distress also now manifests itself in other ways, points out Gabriel Sterne of Oxford Economics, a consultancy.
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Merkel cell carcinoma manifests as pink lumps that usually show up around the face on older folks.
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In your own work, this manifests in the way you set up parameters and work within them.
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And if the mental well-being goes untreated, it manifests itself in other physical well-being issues.
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Converus believes that emotional arousal manifests itself in telltale eye motions and behaviors when a person lies.
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This manifests as depression, a lack of motivation, learning deficits, eating disorders, and a compromised immune system.
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Unlike Scorpios, however, Pisces and their fathers have a deep intellectual connection that manifests through frequent conversation.
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Holland's work is largely about intimacy, specifically as it manifests at the intersection of sex and technology.
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Instead, policymakers can, and should, wait to see if a long-awaited upward trend in productivity manifests.
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Her friends also checked the manifests of people evacuated on mercy ships, but her name wasn't listed.
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This machine-politics pedigree manifests itself in her well-known ability to exert dominance on her caucus.
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If this scenario manifests, any progress made thus far to eliminate poverty by 2030 would be undone.
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Pain & Pleasure's standout is "Part Time Lover," a song that manifests the duality of the EP's title.
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How, exactly, the genetic material of Neanderthals manifests in modern populations is the subject of scrupulous debate.
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In this way, Mitchell's body of work manifests the progression of American music since the late 1960s.
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Sierra reassures Veronica that she's not a moron, pointing out the non-academic ways her intelligence manifests.
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For Duras, who seemed to sample from every tragedy the world could concoct, it manifests in tone.
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The play of fact and fiction also manifests in his sprawling Golem of Ridgewood project from 2012.
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The issue comes up long before adolescence as gender identity typically manifests itself in children by kindergarten.
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The group specializes in neosoul with a cross-genre bent that manifests through Afrobeat, gospel and funk.
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ServiceNow is first and foremost a company trying to digitize the service process, however that manifests itself.
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That failure manifests itself in the number of cases currently present in Iran, Italy, and South Korea.
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Whether a ceasefire manifests or not is in a real sense irrelevant for US national security interests.
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The official Mets biography is vague on his origins: Mr. Met, like a Greek god, simply manifests.
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"It's understanding that about us and researching how it manifests itself in how we operate," says Park.
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We need to know how it manifests itself in these different periods right down to this day.
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The GI Bill, which provides tuition and housing grants for returning vets, manifests our commitment to them.
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This emerging ownership manifests itself in three predictable areas: medical and behavioral health, academics and administrative tasks.
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Naturally, when teams shrug at the free-agent market, it manifests itself in salaries below players' expectations.
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That success manifests itself in great national pride — a calm assurance that I witnessed throughout my visit.
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In writer-director Jennifer Kent's movie, the Babadook manifests itself in a baba-book called Mister Babadook.
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Orupabo's Instagram manifests as a personal digital collage — a combination of stills, text, sound, and video loops.
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Nietzsche spent a lot of time thinking about decadence and resentment, and how it manifests in society.
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Naturally, creepiness manifests immediately — and it's always mysteriously linked to Thomasin (Anya Taylor-Joy), the clan's eldest sister.
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The record's name, taken from W.B. Yeats' poem "The Second Coming," manifests that delicate threshold for system failure.
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One work from 1985 for instance, "He Says, She Says," succinctly explores how gender manifests itself in conversation.
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And it manifests itself in a merger like AT&T with Time Warner — how do you decide that?
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Such logic belies the hierarchy of care American media routinely manifests when it comes to mass gun violence.
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All in all, how anxiety manifests in men and women can differ, but anxiety itself is equal opportunity.
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" —skailyr "My therapist told me that anxiety feels and manifests itself in the body very similarly to excitement.
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Hammer says her schizophrenia often manifests itself as vivid "daydreams" that often turn into intense conversations with herself.
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Quartz notes that US authorities have traditionally relied on airline flight manifests to track who's leaving the country.
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A.D.H.D., like many mental conditions, manifests as a spectrum of discrete types, some more hyperactive, others more distractible.
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This often manifests itself as men feeling like they need to chaperone and protect their female family members.
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That sort of made him the way he is and abuse manifests itself in those kinds of ways.
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But somehow when that manifests in a presidential campaign, all of a sudden the left feigns this outrage.
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There's a mental side of it that, like I said, manifests itself in different ways at different times.
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A shut-in character hides a palace that manifests as a tomb; an egotistical narcissist summons a castle.
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This conservative strand of opinion manifests itself when Democrats try to implement their long list of policy ideas.
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In adults, non-polio enterovirus usually manifests like a mild cold, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
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Using "Spot" as an example, Darren walks me through the entire process by which a fiberglass sculpture manifests.
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We always get deal flow, but sometimes there's a problem with timing or how the deal manifests itself.
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It manifests itself in many ways but nightmares and sleep problems are often cited as the worst aspects.
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The frustration Sharp is talking about manifests itself in less haloed terms: community exodus, opioid epidemic, populist anger.
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The idea was to explore the intimate dynamic that manifests when trans individuals witness each other (or themselves).
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His cousins reported that he was talking in his sleep, a tic that manifests in times of stress.
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Several brain imaging studies have shown that the deep structure of human language manifests in our neural activity.
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Efforts to increase punishments for immigrants manifests itself in both our immigration policy and our criminal justice system.
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It's more like a spirograph, and manifests most compellingly as a dizzying array of intersecting chords and curves.
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Is it our terror of connecting to other people that partly manifests in these kinds of zombie stories?
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It manifests in the rigid gender norms of her community, and those norms' aggressive—at times murderous—policing.
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The crux of the play is Willie's inner dilemma, which manifests as a sort of multiple personality disorder.
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Grace highlights the range of ways depression manifests, his own depression and his character's being just two examples.
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However challenging this expression of popular sentiment, ignoring the concerns it manifests is a path to greater disillusionment.
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The idea is to showcase how the history of carnival manifests itself way outside of the Caribbean context.
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"It's required by state law that manifests are generated and submitted to the state," McCarty said to TechCrunch.
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In "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," that penalty manifests itself in hidden misery and very visible alcoholism.
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It is what I call the aura of fedora: a distinct doucheyness that manifests on the metaphysical plane.
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In Poland, this manifests in the form of significant piracy — surprisingly, much of the piracy is even paid for.
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It's a pattern that manifests itself across all kinds of arenas, including consumption, politics, education, medicine, religion and more.
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The way the kids defeat Pennywise is pretty similar, though at one point, It manifests as a tentacle monster.
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Depression is a horrifying creature that manifests itself early in a person's life and refuses to let him go.
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This boredom manifests itself as a restlessness—less being "bored with life," more constantly waiting for life to happen.
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Which mostly manifests as a desire to have a "plus one" for family gatherings and formal events, like weddings.
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Due to crowded launch manifests, SpaceX's launch competitors (Arianespace, ILS, ULA) typically find it difficult to steal launch customers.
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There's a certain type of connectedness that manifests itself when we allow people into our unseen hearts and minds.
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The condition manifests itself mostly through tremors that often make hands shake uncontrollably, impacting the daily lives of sufferers.
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Perhaps our intersection with trade skills manifests more like mountaineers drawn to the range, or surfers to the ocean.
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But Lanier continues to have a deeply humanist, and ultimately optimistic view of emerging technology, which manifests through music.
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Ezili Freda, a spirit also associated with art, romance, jealousy, passion, and sex, manifests in "Slow Dance" (1992–93).
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In the U.S. and other high-income countries, food loss manifests itself as food waste, driven by consumer behavior.
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She manifests it in her work with an intricate braiding technique that results in dramatic ruffles and unstitched seams.
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While the dinosaur freight forwarders still rely on paper manifests, Flexport tracks all the data to optimize every route.
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When transferred from page to pitch, the picaro's rascality manifests in feints and dribbles, skills universally admired and imitated.
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If you're wondering how that green bullet manifests as a romantic tint, I'll give you a mini science lesson.
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Air pollution, meanwhile, is harder to track by neighborhood, but manifests in health issues like asthma and respiratory illness.
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Adding to Bertie's confusion is her initial crush on Pete, which manifests itself in sex dreams and heightened anxiety.
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This tendency often manifests itself during speeches and other public events, when Trump will pretend his misstatements were intentional.
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To be able to get the emotions out of our heads before it manifests into something beyond the mind.
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The lack of diversity manifests itself in a lot of ways, including the policies and positions the left pursues.
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However, Todd is starting to run on empty as the mental exertion of the past few weeks manifests itself.
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Shipping manifests from Total Reclaim, which had been turned over to BAN, showed the company sending "plastic mix" overseas.
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Couples&apos fear of confronting troublesome issues in their marriage sometimes manifests in waiting too long to seek help.
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Only when she uncovers a web of lies does she realize that survivor's guilt manifests itself in mysterious ways.
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For Ana, who serves and is answerable to a community largely happy with the election results, resistance manifests creatively.
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The process creates a kind of inverse simulacrum, in which an object representation manifests from its lower-dimensional reference.
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But instead, you would be able to see how good they were because it manifests in the business, ultimately.
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This divide mostly manifests across party lines, but that's because our system is designed to activate that particular identity.
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That manifests in different ways and in different aspects of our lives—and the journey looks different for everyone.
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The offense manifests itself most seriously and canonically when you lift whole sentences or paragraphs of somebody else's work.
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And, because the way ADHD manifests in women may not fit our stereotypes, women often don't get diagnosed until adulthood.
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He is confused about many things in life, but the confusion never manifests itself to much more than a shrug.
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Ralph's jealousy manifests as a King Kong-style monster determined to keep Vanellope with him, her own feelings be damned.
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In Thai culture, there are 18 distinct sexual identities, each of which manifests differently in terms of gender and interpretation.
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Originally made for the 2007 Venice Biennale, the artist's "Maypole: Take No Prisoners" manifests the spectacle of violence and war.
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Google likes to think its secret sauce is artificial intelligence, which manifests in its consumer products as the Google Assistant.
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It turns out her friend Oscar has this power as well, although his alter-ego manifests as a giant robot.
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On a tactical level, the serial entrepreneur mindset often manifests in a focus on "successful exits" rather than meaningful change.
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G. In this feature, Francois Prost explores hyperkulturema and how a country's obsession with another culture manifests in big ways.
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It manifests itself in situations where some companies' financings get done fast, at high valuations and with very clean terms.
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That harmless magic trick Jason keeps attempting manifests on Pluto as horrible burns covering the lower half of his face.
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Now we will want to watch and see how it manifests itself in actual movement and change in fiscal policy.
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While often this manifests itself as aggrandizing, he's also had no problems gunning for the state of everything around him.
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The art on display cannot exist separately from the embodiment that manifests their actuality as material entities in the world.
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Can you tell us a bit about that, and the various ways food manifests itself at J. Walter Thompson Amsterdam?
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He says that when a person has a psychiatric disease, like schizophrenia, it manifests as a cluster of typical symptoms.
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Hyatt's portrayal of Cissy manifests in an emotional display of both the joys and worries of raising an adult child.
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How the condition manifests depends on myriad factors, such as the nature of the trauma and the survivor's personal circumstances.
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The notion that biases can be identified and overcome connects with early theories about how racism manifests in the brain.
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The push-pull between abstract gesture and figurative gestalt also manifests in the paintings' captivating tension between movement and stasis.
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Those trips, listed on the manifests, included standard and rush deliveries of envelopes, boxes and tubes, with varying values assigned.
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When people are company- or mission-directed, it manifests as humility, and they generally push credit off onto other people.
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Cerebral palsy is not genetic; it's often caused by brain trauma before or during birth, and manifests differently in people.
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The conceit of this work has a catch-all diffuseness that manifests in the series' disorienting scalar and perspectival shifts.
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That manifests in an "LGBTQ community" that includes both gay bigots and those who use activism to fight against oppression.
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The tourism department is working with hotels and the cruise lines to coordinate passenger manifests and prioritize order of evacuation.
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There can be a lot of tension when talking about the past: racism, sexism, classism and how that manifests today.
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This first manifests itself in a physical fight here and then leads to an emotional scene where Nebula breaks down.
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I think the way love manifests itself in the world is endlessly fascinating, from Romeo And Juliet to Brokeback Mountain.
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Somehow Van der Straeten manifests the idea of folding and fluidity with metals, creating pieces at once lyrical and strong.
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A defining feature of Facebook's approach to product development is its ruthlessness, which often manifests as a kind of shamelessness.
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"I suspect he idolizes the dictator Ferdinand Marcos and this manifests in his behavior," Ms. Rosales said of Mr. Duterte.
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There can be a lot of tension when talking about the past: racism, sexism, classism and how that manifests today.
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A diorama glimpsed in a corridor, crowded with tiny pictures of characters cut from shows, manifests as a full room.
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It's just those constructed desires that Carol is chafing against, which manifests in her relationship with Therese and other choices.
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Pope's nicer personality rarely manifests itself in Jericho, and most of the time when it does, Jericho appears actively annoyed.
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The way this decision manifests itself is through the percentage of your money you decide to have in the stock market.
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Rather than just type 1 and type 2 diabetes, there could be at least five broad ways the insulin disorder manifests.
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The goal is for those reviewers to have a "deeper understanding" of how hate speech manifests and make "more accurate calls."
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This manifests in the form of fraudulent documents obtained from customs officials and bribes paid at weigh stations along the route.
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Most people don't know, and aren't trying to learn what this concept means, or how it manifests in their daily dialogue.
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"Hue" is a young writer whose loss of interest in life manifests as a literal lack of color in the world.
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This same tension manifests in scientist Amanda Bunce's under-aestheticized "Tree Sway" (2019), the exhibition's lone contribution by a non-artist.
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When and how quickly noise-induced hearing loss manifests in any person has a lot to do with their individual susceptibility.
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A third possibility, she says, is that pay inequality manifests itself in equity allotments to employees at the earliest-stage startups.
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Ahead, we spoke to Daya about what that safety means to her, and how it manifests in her new music video.
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Rogelio manifests his issues with Ropology Baskets, and using his charming personality to get away with doing bad things to people.
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Poverty isn't just inadequate access to income — it manifests in a lack of access to health services, education and vital goods.
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The crew members will also be expected to create flight manifests as necessary and ensure security practices and procedures are followed.
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In his view, malevolence and ignorance both derive from a deficient facility with words; evil, where it emerges, manifests in language.
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So it manifests in my life in several ways," Kelly said during an interview with Charlie Rose on "CBS Sunday Morning.
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A primary example of the way this Washington culture manifests to (in)action is the $5 billion fine Facebook recently received.
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Blind faith in religion and country manifests in the guise of a teacher without adequate vision or tools to instruct properly.
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However this phenomenon manifests, withholding sex is a common trope, both in pop culture and the personal lives of countless Americans.
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To Schiff, this notion is unsustainable — and the longer the kick-the-can mentality manifests, the worse the unwinding will be.
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As to how that manifests in each field, that depends on the specifics of the philosophical text or artwork in question.
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We had a chat with the sculptor about how he manifests a sculpture from a drawing through to a 3D being.
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" This curse, Mr. Edebiri told me, "manifests in various ways: Some may die mysteriously, some may go mad in the street.
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The three main ways it manifests are through pelvic pain, infertility, and pelvic masses such as cysts, scar tissue, and fibroids.
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"Wonder Wheel" manifests some of his worst tendencies; the sexism is overt and his blurring of life and art is repellent.
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He's a charming but ruthless young black guy, and he manifests his magic powers by flashing cash around like a weapon.
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They see it as a matter of European solidarity, which also manifests itself in the generous handouts the richer west provides.
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That fizzy energy stew of the Big Bang manifests itself today as a bath of microwave radiation that fills the sky.
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He and his brother published a book, "Suspicious Minds," in 2014 that details the ways the delusion manifests in psychiatric patients.
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" Communication is a kind of beauty, he said -- and "beauty manifests itself from the noun itself, without strawberries on the cake.
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This manifests itself in not correcting grammar, refusing to assign reading that challenges the students' assumptions and catering to assumed sensitivities.
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Instead, it uses his victims as a window into the ways homophobia manifests itself and leaves us blind to its violence.
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American goodness manifests itself in our communities every day; lives are changed and touched through simple acts of charity and kindness.
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That change manifests in myriad forms and is documented by a diverse spectrum of photography, sometimes over the span of years.
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His PTSD manifests in the form of flashbacks, feelings of intense emotional stress, depression and anxiety, which leads to suicidal behavior.
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Visually, his ability manifests as multiple bodies and lines of light, as he weighs the potential outcomes of any one move.
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"They're looking for flight logs, passenger manifests and anything that indicates who was on the plane," one of the people said.
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"They're looking for flight logs, passenger manifests and anything that indicates who was on the plane," one of the people said.
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On Saturday, he also tweeted that Trump's remarks about Baltimore were racist: "Racism often manifests as subtext and implication," he wrote.
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A toxic dynamic often manifests between parents and their children when the parents act out of their self-interest and, essentially, narcissism.
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Her obsessive compulsive disorder manifests itself in the way she has to organize her meds, and keep track of everyone else's treatments.
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But I have keratosis pilaris — the sexy nickname is "chicken skin" — which manifests as constant goosebumps on the backs of my arms.
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And using social media as a tool to empower democratic participation certainly manifests the best of what social media companies can do.
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For instance, there are debates on whether people should be screened for Huntington's, an incurable genetic disorder that manifests in middle age.
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Yes, it manifests in the astonishing devices in our pockets and the apps we use, but it's the economics that really matter.
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" But when moral arousal manifests as moral outrage, he added, "it can either inspire or repress a serious conversation or the truth.
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Of course, how this tech manifests itself in the real world as something everyday people would use is a point of contention.
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The cast is comprised mostly of comedians (SNL's Kate McKinnon makes an appearance), and the material manifests itself like a romantic comedy.
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He recognizes a return to ritual, appreciating a power beyond himself that manifests in both his creative process and his completed works.
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I want to talk about the bigger issue, about sexism in Silicon Valley and how it manifests itself and the #MeToo movement.
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Depending on how a person's superpower manifests, it can sometimes cause drastic changes in appearance, which offers a lot of visual variety.
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I think Gina internalizes a lot of things, and that just manifests itself in depression and drinking and not making smart decisions.
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None of this means much to Mary, until the flower manifests an incredible power through her, leading her on a wild adventure.
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One of the ways this stigma manifests is our insistence on thinking of addiction as a moral failing, rather than a disease.
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One of the central concepts is the possibility that it may be the place, not the human soul, that manifests as phantoms.
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It also reportedly maintains access to international trade by using cargo ships with false flags, faked customs manifests, and deactivated tracking systems.
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Akashi's drug candidates focus on targeting the way the disease manifests itself, for instance, reducing muscle inflammation and promoting muscle fiber growth.
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This common disconnect between executives and HPEs manifests in things like corporate culture, process design, space design, expectation management and much more.
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It suggests that perhaps the central tension of the island is not entirely forgotten, but manifests itself in an undercurrent of malaise.
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That's where Petersen stumbled upon public shipping manifests as an untapped gold mine, and started the company Import Genius to index them.
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Rather, voters seem to pick their candidate based on claims of shared identity — demographic, socioeconomic, cultural or otherwise — which manifests as partisanship.
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Although they cannot be together physically, Pedro and Tita's passion for one another manifests itself through various supernatural phenomena related to food.
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That action, of course, manifests itself as you clicking through to accept the terms and conditions stipulated by the GDPR-mandated popup.
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This is also a challenge in fighting discrimination: When we try to curb certain behaviors, the underlying discriminatory impulse manifests itself elsewhere.
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In her writing, "the birth of the cool often manifests itself with a kind of willful amateurism," our reviewer, Jeff Gordinier, wrote.
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When Will and Warren tussle in the cafeteria, Will's super-strength manifests, and he's upgraded to hero classes with the popular crowd.
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The latest American city to get swept up in a fast-moving tidal wave of gentrification, today's Detroit manifests a split personality.
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On a metaphysical level, this Venus/Saturn contact manifests as setting healthy expectations for yourself, especially through the guidance of a mentor.
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In my experience, this fear of "drowning" rarely manifests: Women appreciate, and draw strength from, their partners sharing their experience with them.
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Machiavellianism, named after the Italian diplomat and writer of the Renaissance era, represents manipulative behavior, while psychopathy manifests a lack of empathy.
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Another insidious side-effect manifests in the self-legitimizing practice of new, often private cultural institutions in regions experiencing recent cultural booms.
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Starting small isn't just a good idea, it's a borderline requirement for developing the kind of emotional intelligence that manifests as efficiency.
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Kaine wasn't satisfied simply to offer an explanation of what implicit bias actually is, and how it manifests itself in criminal justice.
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Rooting Ada's story in Igbo cosmology forces us to further question our paradigm for what causes mental illness and how it manifests.
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Recent high-profile hate crimes are forcing technology companies to reassess how hate speech and harmful content manifests in closed groups online.
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Add on the overwhelming burden of student debt, and that anxiety manifests in every area of our lives — including on our faces.
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And I don't know how it manifests itself all the time, but one of those manifestations is what happened two weeks ago.
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When the sun's disc vanishes, the glorious corona, that ordinarily invisible plasma surrounding the star, manifests itself to dominate the darkened sky.
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Similarly to Stevens' project, Adventure 1, people are brought together to share an experience but their role manifests into something more dynamic.
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Most of the racial prejudice Americans harbor today is subtle and manifests itself in stealthier ways than it did in the past.
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We talk about ways society as a whole tends to favor straight white guys and how that manifests itself in the arts.
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It manifests itself in different issues, but he's articulating a vision that goes deeper than what previous candidates have had to offer.
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"It manifests as anxiety, depression, feeling demoralized and hopeless," said Dr. Jabari Jones, a psychiatrist with Maimonedes Medical Center in New York.
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White people panicking about migrant criminality, particularly stemming from rape or drugs, is a common way that racial panic about immigrant manifests.
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You mentioned this historical "tweendom" phase a minute ago, but it's not clear to me how this manifests in American life today.
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"The U.S. Treasury's support for Argentina manifests itself through the support it exercises as a shareholder in the International Monetary Fund," Dujovne said.
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Photo: Kristen V. BrownLike any clandestine subculture, the internet is the grinder movement's true home, but Tibbetts' house is where it occasionally manifests.
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But the phantom oppression he engenders in the minds of his supporters manifests as actual oppression enacted on the bodies of women worldwide.
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But he's still very interested in how film itself works and how it can push boundaries, and that manifests in his working methods.
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BuzzFeed News took a closer look at those conservative videos to get a better understanding of how this kind of othering manifests itself.
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Instead, agitated depression manifests as a continual state of unrest, often with insomnia and suicidal thoughts, and sometimes the onset of psychotic symptoms.
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Agitated depression is unipolar and manifests as one package of symptoms, but it can look a lot like a stage of bipolar disorder.
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"Sometimes women in families put themselves last... until it manifests itself in their own health," Jolie told Vanity Fair contributing editor Evgenia Peretz.
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Accumulation manifests in a digital profile where my identity is the sum of all the information I've saved — text, photos, videos, web pages.
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Leta evidently struggles to accept responsibility for her half-brother's death, and this trauma manifests itself into her adolescence, adulthood, and even death.
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The problem isn't the belief in moral right and wrong but the belief that history manifests and reveals them in some natural way.
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Clinton, for instance, has a famously awful relationship with the press, and it manifests in almost exactly the opposite way that Sanders's does.
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Colorism in particular manifests itself in a damaging way—fair skin is still commonly seen as being more desirable in South Asian communities.
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But as the tale goes on, it becomes clear that du Pont works from a position of extreme insecurity that manifests as overconfidence.
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She then uses a fictional character, Judith Shakespeare (William Shakespeare's make-believe sister), to explore the inequality that manifests in the literary world.
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Klein's self-loathing manifests in a quest to find out something, anything, about this woman that would help her feel better about herself.
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The indicators of despair were anything "that manifests itself in feelings of sadness, thoughts of defeat, and self-destructive behaviors," Gaydosh tells me.
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It takes their work to a totally new audience in a way that, we hope, ultimately manifests into an interesting meal for someone.
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That tone manifests in black jumpsuits, the constant loss of loved ones, and an dour outlook in the face of near-constant annihilation.
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As someone who studies human trafficking, I feel that it's important for the public to understand how it manifests in the US today.
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Elevated blood pressure is one of the leading causes of preventable deaths in the U.S. and manifests itself as heart disease and stroke.
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It would amend the Tariff Act of 1930 to prevent the disclosure of personal information contained in manifests when CBP releases shipment data.
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The rainbow manifests itself in the warm gradient, while the camera lens is evident in the super minimalist camera glyph in the icon.
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Not everyone gets the shakes or breaks out—some people just get really, really worried, and it manifests in all types of ways.
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Related: The Gravity-Defying Architectural Paintings of Cinta Vidal LA's Normcore Architecture Vanguard Presses On Architecture's Sprawling Influence Manifests Itself in an Exhibit
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A video compilation of crowd scenes taken from hip-hop videos focuses on black identity as it manifests itself through theatrical collective action.
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"This manifests as excessive debt in the sectors of real economy and as overly rapid credit expansion in the financial system," he added.
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This may be a benign symptom of his ignorance but it manifests itself in other ways in the classroom and on the playground.
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As to actually seeing how that manifests itself in Poe, in this film, that isn't necessarily going to be a clear story point.
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When you're a kid, the magic of Halloween manifests in exploring your neighborhood after dark, when cookie-cutter houses transform into haunted mansions.
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Sexual harassment "is as endemic a problem here as anywhere else, but it just manifests itself in a different way," Mr. Kwek said.
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We've got these eight accounts now with cities and themes and we're kind of exploring how that brand manifests itself in different areas.
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It is the nakedness, the exposure, the vulnerability of the flesh that makes it sacred, that manifests the fragile, sacred spark of life.
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Buren's cool, multi-eyed mirrored piece projects something of an anonymous, all-seer, whose organizing myth manifests itself as the keeper of time.
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As the economic fallout from a widening COVID-211 outbreak manifests, it may challenge the digital contingency provisions of America's largest stock exchange.
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Cashman said active, healthy pitchers sometimes have loose bodies in their arms, and only require surgery when it manifests itself as a problem.
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In the last few days, he manifests the same symptoms as his patients — coiled anxiety, sleepless nights woven with nightmares, near constant fear.
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Burnout manifests in your body, so learn to pay attention to your body's signals so that you can nip burnout in the bud.
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Understanding that, it's easy to see how living up to those pressures manifests itself in equating thinness with beauty and beauty with worth.
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One way that Jacobsen's poetic sensibility manifests is through visual and conceptual association, both within individual artworks and across works in the show.
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For an artist determined to go "on vacation," Buie clearly manifests an equally strong longing to bring all she has seen back home.
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She told me about The Weeping Time — the largest single sale of human beings in American history, which took place on a racetrack in Savannah in 1857 to pay off a gambling debt — as well as slave manifests, and how some of the language of those manifests (words like "trifling" and "sorry," used to describe slaves) came to be appropriated by black culture.
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And to me, womanhood is so flexible and so ever-expanding and how beautiful is it to show all the ways that it manifests?
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Pitch Perfect 3, then, appears to be about embracing the rest of the musical equation — instruments — which manifests in the film's only riff-off.
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"We need to learn how to keep the dog from barking, without getting angry or upset, because it manifests in the dog," Hanson said.
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"We've benefitted from the fact that cooperation across the world manifests in this constellation, and that we can use these satellites together," Eldering says.
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What we do know for sure about PCOS is that it manifests differently in everyone, so beware of anecdotes scoured from the message boards.
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"Sometimes women in families put themselves last, until it manifests itself in their own health," Jolie told Vanity Fair in regards to her condition.
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The most evident result of this clash manifests itself through earthquakes — for example, the earthquake swarms that are happening right now in Central Italy.
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On Earth, MRSA—which physically manifests like a bad staph infection on a person's skin—is resistant to many penicillin-related drugs, including methicillin.
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Those we do know say things that give the impression they'll eventually go on some sort of emotional journey, but that never fully manifests.
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Ball and Hussain interact with an almost frenetic level of energy, trying to create a Mel and Sue-style chemistry that just never manifests.
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Gryla can tell that Letitia does not rightfully belong to Zelda, and the spirit of Sabrina's mother suddenly manifests to help settle the score.
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But there's a far more limited sonic vocabulary with which to express our ambition, or our happiness when that ambition manifests in tangible rewards.
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He's filled with anger about what he's lost and guilt about what he hasn't, and all of it manifests in a mean, reckless edge.
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You even see this stigma present in the gay community, where internalized homophobia often manifests in "masc only" guys on dating apps like Grindr.
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"There are a subset of cases where the primary harm manifests itself as an innovation loss," says Hal Singer, an economist and antitrust expert.
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It does not disappoint, both in its Zapruder-ish production values and in how it illustrates the way Ball's personality manifests on the court.
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Koerner's gaman manifests through the "chemigrams" he creates—tintypes that are made from two plates sandwiched together and doused with a syrupy collodion sauce.
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This phenomenon occurs on fan fiction forums and on illustration sites like DeviantArt, but Rule 63 also manifests IRL, thanks to subgroup of cosplayers.
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Primer's software is being positioned to augment low-level analyst work that manifests itself most commonly in the intelligence community and at big banks.
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It can detect the anomalies, you know, far before something really manifests itself and the patient is going to recognize in terms of symptoms.
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Tempers are short this week as warrior Mars squares off with the planet of the unexpected, Uranus—for Sagittarius, this transit manifests as arguments.
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The last manifests itself in manic refutation of the Democrat-media narrative that the Trump campaign was in a traitorous conspiracy with the Kremlin.
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"And to me, womanhood is so flexible and so ever-expanding, and how beautiful is it to show all the ways that it manifests?"
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American masculinity has a big hole in it, Queer Eye showed, and it manifests in a neglect that leads to squalor, loneliness, and rage.
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High-strung and reclusive, he speaks of a nonexistent girlfriend, Muriel, who manifests the guilty memory of a wartime atrocity in which he participated.
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The disorder typically manifests when a girl is 6-18 months old, and it inhibits many brain processes, including cognitive, motor and sensory functions.
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"They are particularly useful in case of anxiety that manifests when the owner is away and cannot interact with the dog," Dr. Siracusa said.
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But his subconscious repulsion at the prospect of fatherhood manifests itself through perverse, weird, frightening symbology — most notably in the deformed monster he fathers.
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"I personally think it's quite random for it to be discovered, since albinism manifests itself so infrequently," Dr. Li said in a telephone interview.
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So the way that manifests itself, it'll kind of cut off for a second and your controls will just get ... LG: And you die.
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" There were also a few lines that hinted toward inequality in the arts, like, "What happens when your male artistic referent manifests gender violence?
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They are exceptions that prove the rule: Mexico's crisis manifests as violence, but it is rooted in the corruption and weakness of the state.
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In public, the marginalization of Connie and others manifests itself as endless street harassment that begins on the second page of Goodbye, My Havana.
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To publishers, this manifests as surprisingly large audiences; to members of those audiences, this means constant nudges from Facebook — push alerts, little red numbers.
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That's quite the cocktail of emotions, on top of the nebulous Force history, and it manifests in the moment as one tremulous, cathartic kiss.
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It has to do with something that I find fascinating, though, and manifests itself through a really, really cool double trick by Mr. Charlson.
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After having done it for so long now, I find it fascinating how distinctly the fluorescence manifests on different parts of a flower's anatomy.
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Complicating matters further is the fact that, while PCOS affects an estimated 10-20% of women worldwide, the syndrome manifests differently from case to case.
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Mexico shares flight manifests for all flights in Mexican airspace with the US, so that it can catch anyone on the US's terrorism watch list.
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By checking manifests for key words and electronically scanning suspicious containers, customs agents have been able to find and seize dozens of illegally imported presses.
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Case in point: the dreaded touch disease, which generally manifests as a flickering gray bar atop the screen and ultimately renders the device's touchscreen useless.
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As that stress manifests itself, it stops these young gay men from being who they are and that anxiety and depression will continue to build.
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But even so, social behavior manifests in very complex ways, so it's unfair to make assumptions about people simply because they have this MAOA gene.
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This innovation manifests itself in the latest biopharmaceuticals, medical devices and surgical techniques, as well as rapidly evolving health IT and quality and outcomes measurements.
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As a queer Asian woman, the artist investigates what the weight of tension is on the body, and how disorientation manifests in the body politic.
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Not to construct some alternative God, like reimagining humanity as some collective agent that manifests itself through history or science or some other redemptive force.
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Culture Is the Way People Behave A company's integrity is important and it manifests itself in the way people at the company treat each other.
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Natasha Lyonne stars as Nadia, a woman whose existential dread on her 36th birthday manifests in her swift death via car crash later that night.
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Her condition, called heterochromia, is the result of a recessive gene inherited from her parents which manifests itself in the peculiar pigmentation in her iris.
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Sometimes cells are manufactured with a latent flaw that only manifests over time in the battery as it's charged up and discharged, according to Darcy.
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But just because you're going au naturel doesn't mean you're just supposed to throw your hands up and deal with whatever manifests on your head.
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I tried to gather as much information as I possibly could on what MS is, how it manifests and what that would mean for me.
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"Maybe we should focus on those who were brutally murdered than a backlash you hope manifests," NRA spokeswoman and author Dana Loesch wrote on Twitter.
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The self-righteousness would remain intact in Barlow through the decades, a quality that manifests itself throughout Mother American Night with varying degrees of charm.
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By focusing on hate speech enforcement, these reviewers will establish a deeper understanding of how it manifests, and be able to make more accurate calls.
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For example, in response to Islamophobia and fear of terrorism that manifests in a potential ban on Muslim refugees, anger alone will not solve anything.
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Reuters found dozens of examples of brokers labeling customs manifests and packages with a version of the term "exempt human specimen" to ship body parts.
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While Gloria is self-destructing, a mysterious Godzilla-like creature manifests in Seoul, South Korea, to the terror of the city (and the entire world).
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Like the way you make your product is actually very important in how it manifests itself to the world and it's unique at every company.
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This juxtaposition isn't meant to suggest the superiority of either relationship, but rather how love manifests differently between relationships and at different points in time.
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While Luzian excavates and manifests the simple stories from her own unconscious, they are meant to be related to something we all can understand together.
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This tension over risk and reward often manifests itself in a contest over control of seats on the board of directors or hiring/firing power.
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You talk about your guilt like it's an external force: It "takes over" you, "threatens" to set you back, and "manifests" in other bad behaviors.
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First, race discrimination — and certainly the acute kind that manifests as police violence — affects the targets of that discrimination across all spheres of their lives.
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This often manifests itself in extreme procrastination (not that I've ever had problems with that), and there are many reasons we fall into these patterns.
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This lack of initial screening manifests in low declination rates — the rate at which prosecutors "decline" arrests and decide not to bring formal criminal charges.
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In the new game Tattletail, the horror manifests more literally as your survive several nights in the company of pint-sized robotic servants of doom.
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In addition, children struggle to effectively identify and articulate their depression, and instead, the illness manifests through psychosomatic symptoms, such as stomach aches or headaches.
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In another performance that veers from vulnerable to terrifying, Essie Davis plays a woman whose resentment of her boy manifests itself in something existentially menacing.
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She's deferential and self-sacrificing, with a suppressed strangeness that manifests in odd tics — like surreptitiously flicking raw eggs off a table, one by one.
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Complicating Zoey's life even further: this telepathy manifests as full-blown musical numbers, performed by the friends, family and co-workers whose minds she's reading.
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For some, it manifests as part of a severe depression, social anxiety or incipient psychosis — that is, it is symptomatic of another primary psychiatric diagnosis.
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Pettiness often manifests itself as an outsize form of revenge — responding to mild slights by putting an absurd amount of energy into plotting meaningless reprisals.
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Performing holding patterns until a problem manifests itself or a miracle pill is produced are equally untenable strategies for approaching new risks to human health.
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The condition also manifests itself on the back of his neck and hands, and looks more like a burn — red and blistery — than a rash.
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In fact, in 2015, she decided to push her project to the next level by gathering research in Detroit, which manifests elsewhere in the exhibit.
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The situation commonly manifests itself in the form of a terminally ill grandparent, an extremely old pet or anything since season three of Arrested Development.
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There is, of course, a big difference between religion and faith — the ways in which faith manifests spectacle is more human, more ecstatic and experiential.
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In a new exhibition, Glenn Ligon explores the idea of "blue black" as it manifests not only in black identity but also in American culture.
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But Tandy manifests the ability to channel her light into a Hadouken-style energy blast which diminishes the power that gives the character her superhero name.
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Identity manifests itself in ways you aren't even aware of, and at the end of the day, how you let it define you is a choice.
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She becomes the the center of the court's gossip when she manifests telekinetic powers, but those abilities attract the attention of a performer named Hector Auvray.
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The different amount of bending at different latitudes in the ocean manifests as "Rossby waves," a slow and westward movement of disturbances in the ocean water.
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Positioned between renderings, the permeable material's function as a layer that is used interchangeably as internal lining and external cladding manifests in literal — though alternative — terms.
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Here's how the issue manifests, per The Globe and Mail:Excel uses pseudo-random number generators, a class of algorithms that rely on formulas to generate numbers.
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There is inevitably a common connection between the deep feeling and introspection that leads to great art and the sensitivity that manifests itself as social anxiety.
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This particular idiom of making — assembling nonreferential imagery into meta-pictures that also merely hint at description — manifests in several large, utterly engrossing collages at September.
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More research is needed to understand how the childrearing impulse manifests itself among more diverse communities, as well as other phenomena related to fertility decision-making.
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Modern understanding of how female characters fit into larger cultural narratives has evolved largely in response to our increased understanding of how sexism manifests in fiction.
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"Sometimes women in families put themselves last, until it manifests itself in their own health," she explained, crediting acupuncture for what has been a full recovery.
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Initially the ailment looked a lot like a disease called anthracnose, which manifests itself as a series of black, sunken spots that frequently result in death.
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Each week we'll look at the race for the House and how it manifests itself in those most decisive seats, which are always subject to change.
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"In the post-GFC [global financial crisis] environment, the way that that manifests is that you see a higher risk of a market correction," he said.
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"The post new normal is that the political system rebels against the low growth," El-Erian said, citing anti-establishments movements as how that rebellion manifests.
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One practical way this manifests itself is by requiring companies to build data centers within a country's borders if they want to operate in that country.
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At first glance, what manifests itself as a solution to the refugee crisis in Bangladesh is, in reality, a far grimmer method of addressing the problem.
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My "Hamilton" obsession manifests itself in the 30/32A twofer, and there are assorted Broadway things in 55A and 78A, true to my latest musical kick.
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Light is supposed to be the central preoccupation of the project, but it manifests unexpectedly in sound, through conversations that linger on the mechanisms of color.
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Such is the lot of those who live with "persistent genital arousal disorder" (PGAD), a severely disabling condition that manifests as engorged, inflamed, aggressively hyperactive genitals.
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Sharif's lexical bent manifests a somewhat similar sensibility, but she remains less sanguine, more suspicious, about naming due to its more insidious uses in unpoetic contexts.
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Over time, my phobia shifted to become about crying itself — which then made it inevitable that I would cry, in that prophetic way anxiety manifests itself.
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If the legacy of the Whole Earth Catalog was the early internet, a riot of free information and D.I.Y. experimentation, Mr. Kahn still manifests that promise.
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That's partly why it's so difficult to diagnose, she says — the individual symptoms don't necessarily point to the disease, and it manifests itself differently in everyone.
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He cited a new study that used CRISPR to target Hutchinson-Gilford progeria syndrome, a genetic disorder that manifests as accelerated aging, in a mouse model.
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There's a cheeky mischievousness to Morgan's episodes, and here that manifests as a looping narrative and an unreliable yet compelling whistle blower known as Reggie Something.
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This divine skill, which manifests in certain people at 13 or before, is believed to originate from globally scattered fragments of the biblical Tower of Babel.
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The same thing is happening with the tidal moan of Lloyd's bowed bass, a sublimated pulse that manifests itself as a refusal to fully express itself.
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Desire manifests in his art as a longing and desire, consumed by a particular beauty, which framed his own sexuality as one that leaned toward femininity.
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Enter Inkling, a splotch of ink that manifests from Ethan's father sketchbook as a living embodiment of creativity, with the power to read, write and draw.
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"Obviously when U.S.-Cuban relations are bad, one of the ways that manifests itself is greater attention by the F.B.I. to counterintelligence issues," Mr. LeoGrande said.
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Basically, a decadent society manifests forms of economic stagnation, institutional sclerosis, and cultural repetition at a high stage of wealth and technological proficiency and civilizational development.
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And, if history is anything to go by, that means more exports of Chinese semi-fabricated aluminium products, which is how Chinese surplus normally manifests itself.
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And, if history is anything to go by, that means more exports of Chinese semi-fabricated aluminum products, which is how Chinese surplus normally manifests itself.
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" Put simply, Cech says, "There is an idea that there is a particular way scientific genius manifests, and often that does not look like a woman.
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So get to know that fear of yours—especially how it manifests in your body—and then plan to include those comforting activities into your prep.
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You cannot be back in the kind of darkness that's rising in this country or more people feel license to hate that often manifests in violence.
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And, every so often, a period arises in which some of that dream manifests and change is clear and indisputable, a leap forward for a people.
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How it manifests into businesses is that at some point you need to have a real emotional spark to do something really meaningful, at some point.
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That is, until the fans' love manifests itself in the form of millions of votes to have that fighter be involved in an All-Star Game.
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But where Schumacher's Flatliners created a steady sense of escalation and danger, Oplev's version is less focused, and the threat never manifests past some generic jump-scares.
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That entitlement manifests in, among many things, the fetishization of youth and policing women's sexuality with clothing — not to mention the intersections of fatphobia, transphobia, and racism.
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And while there are people leading initiatives to fundamentally change these phenomena in the physical world, it persists and manifests in new ways in the digital world.
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The antipsychotic drugs I take for my schizophrenia have caused me to develop something called tardive dyskinesia, which, for me, manifests as facial grimacing and hand tremors.
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RashesThe most common external reaction to stem from allergies: contact dermatitis, which manifests as red, itchy, scaly rashes when a product comes in contact with your skin.
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This manifests itself in actual consumer products when Gboard is able to observe your crude drawing of a cat and suggest an accurate emoji to replace it.
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Greenfield manifests itself in the flood of new connected gadgets and devices that are being shipped to store shelves and put on display in consumer electronics shows.
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But the plot isn't what drives the book; rather, it's Aza's struggle with OCD, which for her manifests in "thought spirals" that she can't seem to escape.
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A huddle of squares manifests as rugs lining floors or paintings mounting walls, and mingle with the inhabitants, as if Hans Hoffman is communing with James Ensor.
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Visitors control an interface showing a magnified section of an animal's coat to see how the interaction between the cells manifests in projected visualizations to actual scale.
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A submarine adventure, involving the heroes dodging the perils of the Great Unknown, which manifests as a sea monster, hints at The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou.
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Proteins are the way DNA manifests itself, so protein remnants can help scientists gain information on dinosaur biology and evolution that rock-like fossils alone can't offer.
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Instead, she wants her followers to know that no matter how your eating disorder manifests itself, it is possible to recover and to love your body again.
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But beyond the grotesque spectacle, Johnson excavates an innate tenderness—it manifests as a warm embrace between monsters, or a panicked look in a man-eater's eye.
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But once they accept the trip, they can see a passenger's photo and name, which is why discrimination by Uber drivers is mostly manifests as canceled rides.
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While the acceleration is changing the internal energy of the body changes as well, which manifests itself as a change in the resting mass of that body.
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He does so by giving Jones a mounting fury that manifests not in explosive confrontations, but in a gradually hardening resolve to protect and disseminate his findings.
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Historically, freight forwarding has been handled by a mess of paper manifests, emails and spreadsheets, with little transparency, insights or flexibility to change routes on-the-fly.
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In-game, your party is tasked with infiltrating and stealing the hearts of others, and each heart manifests as a physical location representing the person's deepest desires.
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Like so many of the artist's projects, this series manifests in a number of forms: enamel panels, a book, a newspaper, an image library, and a website.
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And set a precedent for inevitable restoration projects around the world, which are becoming increasingly crucial as climate change manifests in stronger storms and sea level rise.
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Its difficulty, according to critics who have played it—like Eurogamer's Martin Robinson and Kotaku's Patrick Klepek—manifests through simply continuing the game to its awful conclusion.
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Suddenly, everyone panics, and that manifests in the mass buying of toilet paper, which leads to a shortage, which leads to more panic, and the cycle repeats.
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My favorite of these recent pieces is "Opération quimpéroise – Mairie annexe de Penhars (Le Quartier)" (2006), as it manifests a flashy energy that verges on the abstract.
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Each day, dozens of officers at the National Targeting Center comb through passenger lists for all flights arriving in the United States and cargo manifests of ships.
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Others are allegories, like the large, powerful "Standing at the Fork in the Road at Temptation and Salvation" (1997), which manifests a reckoning for many poor Americans.
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" Being on guard manifests itself in different ways, often as repressing perceived traits that play into the stereotype of being frightening or intimidating or just "too much.
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In the absence of a biometric entry and exit system, the agency depends on incomplete data from airline passenger manifests to track people who leave the country.
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That often manifests in avoidance: forgetting to regularly check your account balances, letting credit card and bank statements go unopened, and refusing to set up a budget.
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And the chief way she manifests her class consciousness is not by, say, being a patron of the arts, but by being aggressively rude to the help.
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"How that manifests itself I don't know, but I believe there is a sense by many, myself included, that he just cannot be the nominee," he said.
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"The separation was logistical/deciding what belongs to whom/how dying love manifests in a rug or a chest/the decorations of a room," Taylor Goldsmith sings.
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I think the idea of storytelling is something that comes through in a lot of art from the South, which of course manifests in many different ways.
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Through frenetic media reportage and public outrage, the cultural impact of the event endures, and now manifests itself in artist Bunny Rogers' latest exhibition at Greenspon Gallery.
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Frankie Muniz Lizzie's celebrity magnetism also manifests itself with Frankie Muniz, who someone manages to be a nice guy despite his otherworldly Malcolm in the Middle-era fame.
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Doctors: Insurance refuses to pay for other female sex drugs, too Doctors said the "double standard" they see for women with sexual problems manifests in other ways, too.
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The research showed a link between testosterone and postpartum depression in men, which manifests itself in the form of greater depression, more stress, more dissatisfaction and greater aggression.
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The grid pattern — like that of a woven fabric — visually and materially manifests a communicative network, only to disturb it, destabilizing the perceived relationship between surface and space.
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To many, this level of performative conspiratorial thinking is no act; it manifests in abuse of people who suffer, as in the case of the Sandy Hook parents.
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While the science is still emerging on the biology of anxiety in men and women, I think the difference has a lot to do with how anxiety manifests.
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He manifests instead as an extreme social paranoia in Remi — she needs to know what he's doing, but he can't know that she wants to know, you know?
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ADHD manifests differently in girls and boys; since boys tend to be more hyperactive and show less self-control, that could be a "trigger" that leads to diagnosis.
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Outwardly confident, an increasingly authoritarian party manifests mounting mistrust of its people, treating its own citizens as a potentially hostile force to be controlled and, if necessary, subdued.
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Sadly, we can't all be Stanford and Anthony on Sex and the City, where Liza Minnelli just "manifests" and then does the Single Ladies dance at the reception.
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This means that fear often manifests itself in unexpected or just plain bizarre ways, such as a fear of rejection or a fear of learning a new skill.
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In both its form and chosen title, the installation manifests McKenna's intention to draw connections between the broken patterns found in nature and the experience of being human.
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It is not just because the Fed has finally started to raise interest rates and will continue to slowly do so until the U.S. economic recession fully manifests.
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Collier alleges the governor leased a state plane so that he could cover up the affair, because Mason's name did not have to be put on flight manifests.
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PTCL, which affects the elderly, is a rare, aggressive cancer of mature white blood cells that manifests as widespread, painless lymph nodes in the neck, armpit or groin.
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Whether that reduced competition manifests itself in higher prices, less favorable terms of service, or slower investment in the next generation of improved technology is difficult to forecast.
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As the acceleration of the object changes so too does the internal energy of the object, which manifests as a change in the resting mass of that body.
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First I think type A personalities (driven, impatient, perfectionist types), are very prone to anxiety and are also extremely hard on themselves when it manifests in their lives.
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Sometimes, it seems like this overwrought perspective on jeans (they're just jeans, after all!) means my relationship with food manifests as holding onto or getting rid of clothes.
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I'm interested in highlighting how the political manifests into the interpersonal and how they create conditions in our lives that make it really difficult for children to thrive.
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That leads us neatly on to what you can actually do about a gaseous build up if you haven't done anything preventative or it manifests despite your efforts.
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Upon request, she manifests herself in K's apartment, switching outfits in a shimmer—a vision that smacks of servility, except that it's he who seems beholden to her.
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I have lamellar ichthyosis, a genetic disorder which manifests itself in scales not just on my face, arms, hands — which she could see — but over my whole body.
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Right now, that unfairness manifests itself both in sensationalist coverage in general and in an exaggeration of the level of legal jeopardy that faces junior staff, they say.
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Much like a hangover, acute mountain sickness manifests in the form of headache, dizziness, nausea, trouble sleeping and loss of appetite, according to the Institute for Altitude Medicine.
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If my film can hopefully play a small part in getting legislation passed and introspection on why this exists in our society, how it manifests, it's a victory.
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Bowie's singing voice, which is arguably his greatest instrument, makes appearances in the ambient section of "Low," but it manifests as a ghostly force, wailing in incoherent languages.
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League of Legends already has a reputation for having a toxic community, but fortunately that tendency rarely manifests itself in its worst forms in its professional esports matches.
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That uncertainty manifests itself largely in the high number of people telling pollsters they will vote for Gary Johnson, for Jill Stein, or that they are still undecided.
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According to flight manifests obtained by CNN, Giuliani and his friends and family joined Parnas and Fruman on a flight from Florida to New Hampshire in late January.
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Invite them to write, discuss or illustrate the ways in which this term manifests in the two texts they read, their own lives and the world around them.
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That rebellion manifests in glorious, creative outfits that riff on centuries-old aesthetic legacies from Africa, beloved cultural traditions among African-American communities and a fantastical, futuristic sensibility.
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Initiated by artist Jeanne van Heeswijk, Philadelphia Assembled manifests in over 60 actions, installations, and performances meant to illuminate a set of hopes and questions for the city.
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How the future manifests itself and brings to pass what it holds is a multifaceted phenomenon that is not necessarily guided by theoretical forces or mathematical models. Okay.
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But in most young infants, Stukus explains, anaphylaxis manifests as vomiting and hives, without the difficulty breathing and the closing airways that can be seen in older children.
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Denying care based on addiction, a medical illness that manifests in behavior that is often self-destructive, violates the most basic tenets of physician ethics (beneficence, autonomy, justice).
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The condition causes bursts of uncontrollable laughing or crying and usually manifests in people who have ALS, MS, neurological conditions or traumatic brain injuries, according to Mayo Clinic.
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"Congestion is a totally different thing and we're really excited to see how that congestion kind of manifests itself," David Margines, Waymo's product manager for mapping, told Forbes.
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She's isolated as a kid, which manifests in adult Anna as desperation for any shred of human attention — which is why she's into marrying Hans upon first meeting.
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In the U.S., that "tribe mentality" often manifests as racism – which makes it interesting that the main characters in It Comes at Night are a mixed-race family.
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"When Danes get together, the principles of inclusion manifests," Louisa Thomsen Brits writes in THE BOOK OF HYGGE: The Danish Art of Contentment, Comfort, and Connection (Plume, $22).
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We decided to ask my partner's grandmother if she had ever heard this long-lost name, carefully printing out ship manifests and citizenship documents to prove our findings.
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But I often find myself perversely appreciative that Trump's rage manifests itself so visibly — a leader mounting a more subtle racial backlash would mount a more effective one.
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It is proof of the payoff of hard work, both in form, where practice manifests as effortlessness, and in content, where 2 Chainz gets to boast about the results.
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It's a kind of externalized idea of the soul that manifests itself as an animal companion — like a pet who's sentient, psychic, and intelligent and also part of you.
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If the future of blockchain manifests in the most democratic, fairest, it will sort of be the antidote to the punishing blockbuster, fuck-show of the 25.0s and 23s.
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That presence manifests in US Forces Korea, which maintains more than 30,000 troops in the country that can be mobilized in minutes should any worst-case-scenario trouble arise.
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"How the future manifests itself and brings to pass what it holds is a multifaceted phenomenon that is not necessarily guided by theoretical forces or mathematical models," Marreno wrote.
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But there's also a deep sense of numbness and fatalism here that manifests in the nonchalant ways people talk about other violent encounters involving law enforcement and Native Americans.
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It was an allergic reaction that manifests itself as a terrible and painful pneumonia, caused not by an infection but by the patient's own white blood cells, the eosinophils.
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The Babadook first manifests in a storybook, in which the creature pops out of every page saying disturbing things while showing you its creepy face and long, slender hands.
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Knowing what, exactly, an orgasm is seems like a reasonable basis for determining where it originates and ultimately manifests — the apparent mission of proselytizers of increasingly elaborate orgasm types.
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Related: Inside Robert Irwin's Dazzling New Monument to Light and Space Architecture's Sprawling Influence Manifests Itself in an Exhibit Fly Inside a Byzantine Church in this Breathtaking Drone Footage
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In fact, a prevailing spectre of seriousness hovers in every shot, and manifests as both a devotion to the craft as well as a truly authentic fear of death.
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Even this has a sharp comedic edge, as Maya's masturbation spree is interrupted by her guilt which manifests as a ghost of her ojiichan (Japanese for "grandad") watching her.
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And I see it, too with —CAA represents the Derek Jeters of the world and the J.J. Watts of the world, and it manifests itself in many different ways.
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Sometimes the cultural zeitgeist manifests itself in strange ways — for instance, through quirky internet memes, an obsession with nostalgia, or a preoccupation with weird and creepy legends of yore.
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" Instead, the aim for a wise man should be that learning "enters his ear, clings to his mind, spreads through his four limbs and manifests itself in his actions.
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While multitasking and being distracted at work may seem like not so large an issue, this impulsivity "manifests on bigger scales, involving jobs and careers," according to the research.
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Fusing a structure essential to rural life with a symbol of prosperous existence in village, town and even city, it manifests one of the greatest of all American transitions.
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One part of his plan is to issue new guidance within six months about drugs aimed at specific molecular targets, regardless of where the disease manifests in the body.
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Eighty-four years later, that philosophy manifests itself in a campus that would almost certainly make the Top 10 list for most spartan among the nation's private secondary schools.
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"Sometimes you see a light in someone's eyes, and it's a subtle change at first, and then it manifests more and more as two people are together," he said.
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Narrated by Price himself, the film displays much of Burton's trademark weirdness — like misunderstood goth kids in suburbia, and an obsession with dark subjects that manifests in unconventional ways.
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The most intriguing bigs send that point-scoring coin spinning on end, which manifests as a massive man whirling to the basket, front to back and back to front.
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Choi-Kain says this could be because it often manifests as a response to stress—which, conceptually at least, means it does actually resemble substance-abuse disorders like alcoholism.
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In the perfectly haunting "About to Forget" (2005), Searle manufactures and manifests her biography through red crepe paper silhouette cutouts of members of her family, some dead, some aged.
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The big picture: There is a long history of racism in U.S. financial services, and that bias manifests itself in many ways, not least the notorious racial wealth gap.
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"How the future manifests itself and brings to pass what it holds is a multifaceted phenomenon that is not necessarily guided by theoretical forces or mathematical models," he wrote.
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They describe black bodies as still being colonized in 21975st-century America — owned, beaten, and bought — with one image that manifests in multiple ways, surfacing again and again: Slavery.
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However, recent research indicates this may largely be due to diagnostic criteria that is specifically derived from how autism manifests in boys, meaning some symptoms in girls are overlooked.
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A 2010 analysis of 17 studies showed that 56 percent of patients with lupus—which manifests in inflammation in the organs of the body—reported cognitive or psychiatric symptoms.
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Finkelstein believes that Bezos&apos resourcefulness manifests itself in curiosity, as he maintains a continuous focus on developing new and better ideas that are critical to Amazon&aposs culture.
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Confirmation bias also manifests as a tendency to select information from sources that already agree with our views (which probably comes from the social group that we relate too).
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I'm not a scientist, but ... But I think that's what's interesting, is when you see something that's so obvious to you, but it actually manifests in your DNA. Right.
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This manifests in a deep and profound hatred for women as a group, which shows up on a very brief scan of some of the more extreme incel communities.
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This manifests itself in Sensible Days in a multitude of ways, from the inclusion of locally made trophies and medals to the development of a 32-page official tournament magazine.
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Over the course of that year, the project unfolded through a series of three gestures and events, which centered upon how Indigeneity manifests in art objects, performances, and discursive events.
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Meanwhile, there are lengthy monologues in court about how reputation manifests differently for boys and girls in society, an important message that works far better when illustrated rather than lectured.
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In the educational toy space specifically, the engagement conundrum manifests itself in the friction between parents that want their kids to learn and kids that just want to have fun.
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AKI manifests as a sudden failure of the kidneys to properly remove waste from the body, and often occurs as a complication of surgery, infection, or other stresses of hospitalization.
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At the end of each set she says "blow your horn" meaning push air through my loosened lips to remove the intense ache that manifests in the muscles I'm working.
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Arousal. In the Upanishads -- one of the oldest Hindu texts -- we are told that the energy that supports all creation manifests as the warmth that arises when we are touched.
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"The deposition testimony by the named plaintiffs shows a perfectly adequate understanding of the case, and it clearly manifests their concerns about Facebook's treatment of personal biometric data," he writes.
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This is part of our legacy and we've got to deal with it and address it because it manifests itself in all of our lives, every day in countless ways.
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In some sci-fi films, environmental damage finally manifests in a grim reality; in others, our dreams of reaching the stars land right on our laps, in gruesome alien form.
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Aside from the rampant sexism the women are exposed to on a daily basis, that exploitation also manifests in the racist stereotypes they're forced to portray in their wrestling personas.
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She performs that frenetic number in Broadway's "Tootsie" eight times a week as Sandy Lester, a luckless aspiring actress whose audition insecurity manifests itself in rapid-fire, lyrical tongue-twisting.
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The firm alleges that Nintendo had "knowledge of its manufacturing defect," but "never disclosed this material defect to consumers" who continue to pay out of pocket whenever the issue manifests.
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"I see digital gender-based violence as a new way in which violence against women manifests itself," said Lilia Giugni, head of GenPol, a UK-based gender equality think-tank.
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Still, models are crucial for better understanding how motion deep in our planet manifests here on the surface, and understanding the jerks might help scientists predict them in the future.
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This manifests itself in a few different ways; many of the startups in this ecosystem focus on industries where the country traditionally has been strong: Oil, gas, shipping and fish.
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In 250, it manifests as a giant black monolith that seems to inspire humans to push past tantalizing frontiers in space, intelligence, and reality (with mixed results for the humans).
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It embodies more of a new year than the ending of the calendar year, a celestial orientation that manifests in many communities and cultures that observe solar and lunar calendars.
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This aspect — a wide-open grid, it's called, with fewer long words and black boxes — manifests itself in difficulty for the solver, yes, but is also supremely challenging to construct.
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I have sought to understand the nuances of violent hate whether it manifests in an ISIS-inspired bombing in Sri Lanka or a white supremacy-driven shooting in El Paso.
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But it also often manifests itself in subtle facial characteristics that can be identified by computers using facial recognition systems, which can help a doctor diagnose a patient in need.
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Dozens of officers at the National Targeting Center, which is run by Customs and Border Protection, have combed through passenger lists and cargo manifests since the days after the Sept.
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For a glorified life coach who talks in self-help slogans, and whose repressed trauma apparently manifests itself as chronic diarrhea, he turns out to have a surprisingly healthy worldview.
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Whatever you think about the Catholic imagination as it manifests itself in the secular world, the church itself has been in the business of creating beauty for a long time.
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And it's equally understandable if that anxiety manifests in wanting to find people to connect with, or conversely, in wanting to self-isolate even before the government tells you to.
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Civil rights groups say the hesitation in labeling anti-Muslim violence as terrorism is part of the same anti-Muslim bias that manifests in, for example, policing and hiring discrimination.
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Without such an exit system, the department relies on third-party departure data, such as commercial carrier passenger or shipping manifests, to confirm that a visitor has left the country.
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Finding these contacts has involved asking airlines to hand over flight manifests, tracking patients' movements on security cameras and roping in police investigators for the search, health ministry officials said.
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The irony associated with Thanksgiving's colonialist history now manifests today as a fear about how to survive what's supposed to be one of the warmest, rosiest holidays of the year.
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However, this year, in particular, has made it resoundingly clear that — regardless of the direction of that arc — the process by which it bends manifests with stuttering jolts and fits.
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"I work with a lot of Hmong refugees who are dealing with depression, and part of that stems from isolation, or the depression manifests itself as isolation," Pa Der says.
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With boys, it manifests itself with violence and this sort of never-ending stream of violent content and the ideology that violence is an acceptable means to solve your problems.
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"Our initial hypothesis suggests that music creates a response which manifests as vocalization movements as it activates the brain circuits that stimulate language and communication," the researchers wrote on their website .
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Writer Miho Maruo adapted the script from a 1980s manga series by Hinako Sugiura, and the story manifests as a sequence of loosely connected incidents with O-Ei at their center.
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Anxiety is complex and manifests in many different ways for different people, but it can often involve being unable to put aside a feeling of worry that's triggered by certain situations.
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While for some, stress manifests in swollen glands, the inability to sleep, or eating too much or not enough, another part of your body that takes a hit is your skin.
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Following his move to New York, Dick's dementia manifests as sleepwalking, staging his bedroom as his psychiatric office, and even getting lost on Halloween whilst trick-or-treating with his grandchildren.
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The problem manifests differently in every culture, and rooting it out would require altering millions of people's worldviews while making sure not to stomp out otherwise unique and valuable cultural beliefs.
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With those patterns in hand, Chiu imagines the ability to diagnose more acutely, say, a certain kind of depression, one that regularly manifests itself in a specific portion of the brain.
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It manifests itself in a cold sweat just at the mention of state-owned enterprises (SOEs), and a gnawing sensation that it is out of favour with the Communist-run government.
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That, according to Negrón-Muntaner, manifests the untapped creativity and resourcefulness of people who were forced out of the job market (Puerto Rico's unemployment rate is 8.8% as of March 2019).
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Each image allows you to grasp the personality of a subject, not through their body language as in typical photography, but through the way light manifests itself on each person's body.
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There's a reason LGBTQ kids latch onto the X-Men, with their otherness that manifests at puberty, and a generation of women still marshals an inner Buffy in times of crisis.
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The latter mostly manifests itself in him spending too much time at bars late at night—as you might expect, this part is also deeply depressed and vaguely inclined toward suicide.
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At least three of their six children have a rare neurological illness that manifests itself around age four, causing mental retardation, loss of the use of their limbs and, later, death.
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Going along with idea of stained glass: Can you talk about how you worked with, or rather against, the image of the virgin saint and how that manifests in the installation?
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But like I said, it's an unsexy business, so until recently, freight forwarding was still being done with a jumble of Excel, email, fax, and paper manifests shipped around the world.
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Over the North Atlantic, I can just watch the weather patterns and try out a bit of old-school crateology on the decks of any ships I don't have manifests for.
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Scientists now wonder if metabolism could prove to be the long-sought "Achilles' heel" of cancer, a common weak point in a disease that manifests itself in so many different forms.
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But the young country's lack of deep historical roots, combined with whiplash from breakneck-speed globalization—which flooded the country with foreign workers—manifests in a sort of collective identity crisis.
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Men's pain tends to focalize almost entirely in the amygdala—a region associated with fear and trauma—and that could explain why men's sadness often manifests in anger rather than tears.
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Examining the manifests of ships between the United States and Bermuda from that period, they found that Outerbridge made only a short trip in January 1874, before Wingfield codified the sport.
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In February 2013 Mr Burns led an American delegation to a second meeting in Oman—the first of many 17-hour flights to Muscat in unmarked planes with blank passenger manifests.
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"Institutional racism manifests in inter-generational segregation, reduced life prospects and neighborhood deficits that even the best medical care cannot eliminate," Hogue, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Today, it manifests itself as an insistence that Israel cannot ever make concessions, that it must hold the line at all cost, its existence as fragile as it was in 1948.
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"Based on our data, the unique contribution of positive attitude to math achievement is as large as the contribution from IQ." The researchers explain that positivity manifests itself in multiple ways.
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But Customs and Border Protection still depends overwhelmingly on biographical information from the manifests of departing travelers, provided by airlines, to tally who did not leave in time, or at all.
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I don't think you necessarily need to think of this manifest itself as lower interest rates leading to lower future investment, though I think that is partly how it manifests itself.
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"This manifests itself in our cost prices through inflation, particularly in fuel, our product costs as a result of exchange rate changes, and the disposable income of our customers," the company said.
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This manifests in morbid declarations of their limited time, long sighs, not-so-subtle jealousy when discussing all their siblings' grandchildren, and an almost freakish adoration of their 25-pound tabby cat.
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"We [would] have a lot of economic energy that explodes into the global economy, manifests itself in better economic data and better earnings, certainly into the front half of 2020," he said.
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A long time comedy producer — for her first producing job, she worked on Tracey Ullman's show Tracey Takes On... — Laing's influence manifests itself via a unique cast and a surprisingly light touch.
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Paralysis manifests over 1-3 weeks, at the end of which 5 percent of patients die and 20 percent of patients are left with a significant disability, according to a study commentary.
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"For me, [Like Me] started as this universal story about loneliness and how we try to connect with people, and how that sometimes manifests in strange, scary, and violent ways," he says.
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The National Domestic Violence Hotline defines domestic violence as any way in which an abuser exerts control or power over a survivor — whether that control manifests in physical outbursts or emotional abuse.
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The overall effect is apocalyptic, but instead of fire and fury, HELL personifies the dusty, cold hopelessness that manifests a few days after the blast, once the screams have come and gone.
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"Our clients who have a distribution or fulfillment presence in Ohio typically have a more tenured or more skilled workforce and the way that manifests itself is the labor productivity," said Layo.
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When Zuckerberg does take things seriously, it quickly manifests itself in the product, like with Facebook's 2012 shift to mobile, or in the company, like with 2018's doubling of security headcount.
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There's also that telltale skin rash, which manifests in a ring shape on the body — but not everybody who has Lyme gets a rash or even the bull's-eye on their body.
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The lack of competition manifests in races beyond the presidential contest: Only 2202 races for seats in the House of Representatives, less than 2628 percent, were decided by 28500 points or less.
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A whole bookcase for diet books from the 21st century next to a handful of titles about a type of mental illness that manifests through control of diet and body image issues.
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"This manifests the increase in internal repressions carried out by the country's leadership," the center's chief, Lev D. Gudkov, said in an interview broadcast by Dozhd, Russia's only liberal independent news station.
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I am trying to recognize Kira from her online pictures but there is no need to search — she manifests like a blond oak tree, her muscles somehow even more defined in person.
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At first this manifests as her willingness to keep their attachment secret, to never speak to him in the hallway or tell a living soul about what they do after school hours.
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The measure, which is being reintroduced in both chambers, would require CBP to remove personally identifiable information from any manifests produced when Americans move their belongings into or out of the country.
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Turns out, Jay can be a little shy when welcoming foreign dignitaries into his home and he manifests this by see-sawing rapidly (for Jay) between moods and lighting things on fire.
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With all due respect to Nwaba, who is managing to play in the NBA, there is possibly no player who more manifests the spirit of the end days of the professional season.
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Jughead's insatiable appetite for food in the comics manifests itself on Riverdale as the hole-in-the-gut hunger for affection of a neglected child, and Sprouse's brittle sadness is infuriatingly affecting.
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For the past three years there is definitely a shift to act collectively, which manifests itself in more community art practices, but in general we are going through some really dark times.
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"Unquiet" can be read as a grief memoir in the tradition of Didion's "The Year of Magical Thinking," a meditation on the way loss manifests itself in the life of the bereaved.
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It manifests in small life choices he sees them make as much as in massive cultural moments like the 2016 election and an episode devoted entirely to police brutality against black people.
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Mark Peterson has received this year's W. Eugene Smith Grant for Humanistic Photography for his long-term work on the rise of white nationalism and how the American confederacy manifests itself today.
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It is clear that Trump is a hero among white supremacists: He panders to them, he is slow to condemn them and when that condemnation manifests, it is often forced and tepid.
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It may be, Dr. Wang said, that a common underlying issue for many of these kids is this negative urgency, which manifests itself differently in a young child and in an adolescent.
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Played by Sophia Lillis (It, Sharp Objects), Syd reveals some anger issues bubbling just under the surface, which initially manifests in knocking over trash cans, breaking pencils, and cutting her hair off.
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" Knott's lifelong obsession with mortality manifests itself in this volume's title, drawn from his short poem "Death," which reads in its entirety: "Going to sleep, I cross my hands on my chest.
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"By now, the White House and HHS should have produced complete manifests with lists of all passengers who joined these flights, as well as the full costs of each flight," Cummings wrote.
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It may be true that you can't—yet—measure human kindness in a customer call, or other interaction, but I do think, for example, that kindness manifests itself in aggregate F.C.R. numbers.
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If you're given the mask of being extraordinary, then you spend a lot of time trying to convince people that even when someone manifests as extraordinary, they have foibles like everybody else.
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The way that it manifests is particular to communism and communism under Stalin in that era, but it's a thing you see quite commonly, this idea that we can achieve a consensus.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Danny Ferrell manifests daydreams in shiny paintings of his friends and loved ones, often bathed in the light of a full moon or surrounded by flowers.
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But at the heart of White is political discourse, and specifically political discourse as it manifests itself in the venues closest to Ellis's heart: Twitter and dinner parties with his rich friends.
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I am critical of some parts of American culture, but one part I love is the diversity, and the way it manifests itself in the music and in the way we solve problems.
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She didn't try to unravel the mysteries of my challenging childhood, but suggested we focus on the "here and now," asked me how anxiety manifests in my life, and offered me practical solutions.
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The Apprentice would be the apotheosis of how that hierarchy manifests in our culture, a reality series practically predicated on the belief that the poor are only poor because they choose to be.
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Since then, all commercial vessels sailing to Yemen's Houthi-held ports have had to submit an application to the U.N., complete with their cargo manifests and lists of their last ports of call.
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While the world at large may not, I love and cherish non-normative womanhood in all its presentations and, for me at least, a lot of how that manifests comes down to hair.
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Or, assuming this is actually part of a longer campaign of hostility toward Iran that manifests itself in the real world, maybe the president really does want a war or something resembling one.
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This brings us to the present day, a time when the the sole incarnation of rebels' and misfits' most-valued symbol manifests, as if by magic, in Terminal C of the Newark airport.
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To complement these, I consulted federal and state census records, ship passenger manifests, vital records, court records, and the Chinese Exclusion case files in the National Archives, which provide rich detail about individuals.
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But the point is that broken-heart syndrome manifests as literal heart failure: the left ventricle of the heart spasms the way it does in a conventional heart attack caused by blocked arteries.
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Zoe represents what could've been for Violet, had she not been affected by the long term psychological harm that manifests when a black daughter's natural looks are questioned and degraded by a parent.
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The bottom line is that the Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S is an extremely expensive car that, like the last few Mercs I've driven, actually manifests as a bargain, believe it or not.
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For British Airways, which has built more than 40 custom iPad apps for its work force, switching to tablets has eliminated reams of paper used for flight plans, passenger manifests and maintenance records.
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" Noemi Di Segni, the president of the Union of the Italian Jewish Community, Italy's largest Jewish organization, said the country was experiencing a "rise in anti-Semitism, which manifests itself in many ways.
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A decade removed, the experience feels more like a mass injury that — grateful as we are to have survived — still lingers, and often manifests itself in the ongoing controversy over the government's response.
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What's most striking about Machado's first book, the short story collection Her Body and Other Parties, is how insistently her women are embodied, and how clearly their oppression manifests itself on their bodies.
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Whatever charm and intelligence she brought to the first nine seasons of her show, a show I very much loved, are absolutely absent in her current persona, particularly as it manifests on Twitter.
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No moment manifests those qualities more than a monologue by Ronnie, a gay drifter whom Cunanan befriended as he was hiding out from the law during the two months before he killed Versace.
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The idea of white as the "normal" is longstanding, pervasive, and ties into the concept of implicit bias that manifests itself in American society in areas as widespread as criminal justice and education.
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It is clear there is no separation between life and art, between routine and a loving devotion to what is around her, which manifests in the work as a clear-eyed, unflinching gaze.
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PMDD manifests in the days or even weeks leading up to patients' menstrual cycle, but is distinct from PMS in that the symptoms are so severe that it impairs patients' ability to function.
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This manifests as inflammation (such as redness, swelling) and excessive production of cells that appear on the skin's surface as silvery-white plaques and flakes on the elbows, knees, scalp, and lumbar area.
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Besides bright colors, silver stools that resemble tree stumps, and unexpected graphic presentations of food-related adjectives, Gensler and Focus's aesthetic feast for millennial tastes manifests primarily in the layout: open and collaborative.
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Machine learning relies on properties of large groups of people that hide characteristics of the individual patient — this is especially problematic for a disease that manifests itself so differently from person to person.
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The lack of trust manifests itself as a self-perpetuating quandary: Women are hesitant to approach human resources departments, and those departments cite the absence of complaints as proof of a respectful workplace.
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He goes for the ol' Tipper Gore one-two of "violence oftentimes manifests itself during their performances" and "This world has not reformed," a real winner that appeals to the old school, there.
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Its urge to inspire manifests as soaring soundtracks to three-minute mission-promo videos, press releases with words like "humanity," and slick graphics of spacecraft that don't exist yet but could any day now.
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The Western perspective, though slight, manifests itself in some of the exhibition's highlights: the codices of Leonardo da Vinci's phases of the moon, explained in mirrored chicken scratch, and a replica of Galileo's telescope.
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But it's a shame that America is missing out on a chance to debate the relative merits of their presidential candidates and their policies—an opportunity that manifests itself just once every four years.
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He spends much of the season missing Eleven, and while it makes sense that this young man would be traumatized by the loss of his friend, it mostly manifests onscreen as whining and moping.
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The siblings' bond manifests itself through fluidity and coordination on the ice, where the sister and brother have emerged from the shadows of veteran competitors as medal contenders for the Pyeongchang Olympics next month.
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"Someone who is blowdrying or flat-ironing every day or using a lot of chemicals may see breakage that manifests itself as shorter hairs, or hair that doesn't look as smooth," Dr. Fusco says.
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This phobia, which is not a recognized disorder but is well-known by psychologists and Reddit users alike, manifests itself in immeasurable ways, and can simply be defined as the fear of large objects.
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The source said the bilateral protocol foresees preemptive measures in cases such as occurrence of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), as mad cow disease in known, whether or not it manifests itself in classic form.
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Since people with PTSD don't just have one symptom that manifests regularly, but a series of unpredictable symptoms, it was hard to outline in the application exactly what he wanted in a service dog.
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Dr. Bockarova says that not only do we have a fairytale idea of love that manifests itself into weddings, these celebrations are also essentially a chance for people to show off what they have.
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It's such a different way to go about this—and when I say that I mean people signed to majors, people who get big deals with big corporations in whatever way that manifests itself.
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The shadow creeps on the wall until it seemingly manifests directly behind Kelly (if you pause "Reentry" at the exact right second, you see a shadowy figure actually standing there like a corporeal being).
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"There will be a very clear uplift in volume from existing traders, but whether that manifests in increased demand remains to be seen," noted Robert Rennie, global head of FX strategy at Westpac Bank.
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But Davies' style of haunting, deeply personal cinema, grounded in his own suffering more than anything else, is no less queer; it's just that his queerness manifests in a far different form than Olnek's.
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Reality is a generic, Snidely Whiplash-looking villain who appears in Episode 5 (Safe Space) first as a hallucination, but then manifests and crashes an anti-shaming fundraiser, insulting the partygoers' politically correct delusions.
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The gap between the high and the low castes, between so-called backward and forward communities, not only persists, it also manifests itself through ever-more subtle and complex forms of discrimination and violence.
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Every time it manifests itself, whether in a widely publicized statement or a message from a hometown pastor, we should condemn theology that causes L.G.B.T. people harm as the spiritual malpractice that it is.
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"Information obtained from fingerprints, flight manifests, travel and identification documents and intelligence sources is more valuable in determining who poses a potential national security risk," the report said, citing customs and border control officers.
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"What we're seeing is the threats becoming more complex, and the complexity manifests in terms of maneuverability," says Tom Karako, director of the Missile Defense Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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A world-builder, Zittel's practice manifests within her live/work residence A-Z West: an artwork and homestead located on over 70 acres in the California high desert next to Joshua Tree National Park.
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In its simplest form, overall aging can be understood as cellular breakdown over time, which manifests itself in some of the common diseases of old age: diabetes, heart disease, Alzheimer's, cancer, and so on.
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But elite athletics are defined by mental acuity — the highest-performing athletes are supernaturally quick visual learners, which manifests in being able to read the movement of their allies and opponents on the floor.
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Taken from the band's gorgeous new album, Poison Gown, the song manifests itself in grainy, black and white noir style, the graceful movements of its doomed ballerina bookended by the cries of dying animals.
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Depicting such a dismal shift from a space traveler to a terrestrial refugee (both roles ironically influenced by Russia) manifests the unpredictable and devastatingly harsh political and social climate around the globe these days.
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No matter how, exactly, the retrograde in your chart manifests itself in your everyday life, you should view it as a challenge to overcome (instead of the final word on how you interact with others).
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Under their care, he's become a martial arts expert imbued with the power of the Iron Fist – an ancient mystical force that usually manifests on the show in the form of Danny's glowing, superpowered fist.
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In Japan this manifests itself in agencies and apps that allow you to rent a family or a friend—a girlfriend for a singleton, a funeral mourner, or simply a companion to watch TV with.
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Unusually for a Westerner who has been living long-term in Japan, he's lost none of his youthful enthusiasm and manifests the same manic glee he once did as a jazz-mad, art-crazed undergraduate.
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What's fascinating is how that lesson manifests in Silicon Valley as a series of seemingly minor excuses Richard tells himself and Jared, now pretty much the acting conscience of Pied Piper and the show itself.
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"For example, lighter skin manifests acne with redness at the base of acne lesions while with darker skin tones this might not be obvious or as prominent, but the acne is certainly there," Lamb said.
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Orrock said if he had a magic wand, he'd do a large-scale study to see how this effect manifests itself in the wild, and to study it on species other than just the tomato.
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In the worst case, this could trigger a collisional cascade known as the Kessler Syndrome, which manifests as a terrifying cloud of space junk that would pose significant risk to working spacecraft, including the ISS.
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The shipments are detailed in internal MedCure documents and in data from two companies that collect trade manifests: Descartes Datamyne of Ontario, Canada, and PIERS, a unit of IHS Markit Maritime & Trade, based in London.
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This idea, called quantum Darwinism (QD), explains a lot about why we experience the world the way we do rather than in the peculiar way it manifests at the scale of atoms and fundamental particles.
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And severe clinical depression manifests itself differently from patient to patient: some lose appetite, others find solace in food; it can be triggered by grief or trauma, or appear like a bolt from the blue.
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Daily egg eaters had an 18% lower risk of dying from cardiovascular disease, which manifests as heart attacks and strokes, compared with adults who avoided eggs, according to the research published Monday in the journal Heart.
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That survival mechanism manifests itself in the biochemical process in our brains that, according to the study, is helped along by having a large social network: an increased amount of endorphins binding to opioid receptors.
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"At present there exists one State which manifests at least some modest attempts that show a better appreciation of how things ought to be done in this matter," Hitler wrote in Mein Kampf in 1925.
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The film implies that seismic geopolitical changes take a physical toll on the bodies of the marginalized, one that manifests onscreen in the bone-cracking agony of dance and ultimately erupts in geysers of blood.
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Our eagerness to know what will happen next, particularly in relation to the Trump saga, manifests itself in a hunger for conjecture in places that we once relied on to deliver fact — in particular, journalism.
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From now through the summer, the project manifests as a series of over 60 actions, installations, and performances across the city to illuminate and amplify a broad set of hopes, visions, and questions for Philadelphia.
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It manifests in soaring dunks, or blocked shots from the weak side that defy logic, or wraparound passes to an open shooter, or crossover dribbles that leave defenders reeling in his impossibly long-limbed wake.
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To better understand the various ways in which bigotry manifests, the psychologists Susan Fiske, Peter Glick and I developed a new theory of prejudice, one that focuses on the content of stereotypes of out-groups.
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While the government has access to flight manifests showing who is on board each flight, and where they sit, there is sufficient contact information for only about half of the passengers on any given flight.
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"What is clear through this research is that gender inequality continues to persist across the world, although it manifests in different ways," said Julienne Loh, Mastercard's executive vice president of enterprise partnerships for Asia Pacific.
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And again, it manifests in so many ways, but I think the idea of addressing history, or being informed by history, is a thread that you really see from artists coming out of this region.
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Sometimes that manifests itself in interesting ways, as is the case with the company's 3D printing products, and, sometimes, as with the recent addition of DRM to its desktop printers, things are a bit less cheery.
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"The Green Movement is still alive and it manifests in the Iranian nation's demands for freedom of expression, justice and respecting human rights," Ardeshir Amir-Arjomand, the Paris-based spokesman for the opposition leaders, told Reuters.
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This disorder manifests itself in a lot of different ways, and all across the internet, there are several "real life Auggies" sharing their stories about what it's like to have TCS and the challenges they face.
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But it's still striking to see how fast, and how far, the shrillest of voices travel on the platform — and how a service meant to build community so often manifests itself as an engine for tribalism.
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ZTlido, which Sorrento added as part of its 2016 acquisition of majority stake in privately-held SCILEX Pharmaceuticals Inc, was approved for postherpetic neuralgia (PHN), a common complication of shingles that manifests as a burning pain.
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The photos remind us to slow down and look for absurdity in commonplace situations, whether that manifests itself as a frog sculpture covered in dirt on the side of a road or an unfortunate billboard placement.
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It probably goes without saying that although Mari Lwyd now manifests around Christmas and New Year's, this is a pre-Christian practice, one of those pagan rituals that's endured on the British Isles over the centuries.
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And with Man Seeking Woman's surrealist proclivities being what they are, her paranoia soon manifests in the form of her enlisting "passive-aggressive activity" detectors to bug her house and catch her parents in the act.
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Because Thomas is the Celtics' one true off-the-bounce creator, taking him out of his game creates a ripple-effect through the rest of the team; less metaphorically, it manifests in lots of contested jumpers.
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In the past, we've discussed social networks and your digital art—can you describe the different ways your network of support manifests and how you chose to represent it in a physical way for this show?
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"Dozens of Nintendo Switch owners have complained about Joy-Con drift for months; the lawsuit alleges that Nintendo "fails to disclose the defect and routinely refuses to repair the joysticks without charge when the defect manifests.
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Dozens of officers comb through passenger lists for all flights arriving in the United States, which include about 300,000 people each day, as well as cargo manifests — looking, in essence, for the needle in the haystack.
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"When the old world order feels under threat because there is a new world order emerging, I think white men feel insecure," she said, "and that manifests itself in surprising ways, such as Kevin Roberts's remarks."
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The system was also key to identifying an imposter last year and blocking his entry into the U.S. For now, any airport not using the new tech will continue to rely on departing airline flight manifests.
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In New York City and other places around the country, ATAK's fleeting presence manifests in the form of his trademark grim-faced fill-ins that pop up overnight on virgin rooftop spots high above the street.
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So-called preppers are known to meticulously organize their lives, so when their sky-is-falling scenario of choice manifests—Ray's is a mass recession if Donald Trump becomes president—they'll have all their bases covered.
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For many people, the confusion of how to approach sex ed manifests itself in a bizarre mashup of sexual facts, half-truths, and lies being taught to kids who may not know anything else about sex.
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What comes after, though, is more subtly distressing as pain manifests, not in weepy conversations, but in behavior that — at least as far as the sons are concerned — seems an exaggeration of tendencies already in place.
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