And we'll see how that manifests itself in season 8.
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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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This absence of common ground manifests itself in two ways.
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This strange amalgam of views manifests itself in fiscal policy.
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This behavior manifests itself in how she makes music, too.
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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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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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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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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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It's one way humans' instinctual distrust of "other" people manifests itself.
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The constant political intrigue sometimes manifests itself in foreign-policy rows.
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It manifests itself in other ways, like alcohol and drugs. No!
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Sometimes this feeling manifests itself in an offhand remark about Halloween.
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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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They'd like to see how the effect manifests itself with interacting systems.
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This manifests itself nicely with some extremely sharp and noise-free closeups.
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Whenever I'm feeling awkward, it always manifests itself in the same way.
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It manifests itself through my hands, only-minorly bloodied and easily hidden.
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It manifests itself on trains, buses, cafes, even walking down the street.
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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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Today, that manifests itself in annual demonstrations by neo-Nazis from across Europe.
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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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Or it'll go away, and it doesn't—it manifests itself in other ways.
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It should come as no surprise that it manifests itself in our politics.
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Her success, however, manifests itself in a way that aims to change that.
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Political alienation manifests itself in the alt-right and the energized radical left.
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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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Today, this fusion of financial profligacy and military industrial largesse often manifests itself overtly.
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This desire manifests itself through a complicated love triangle Kevin is trying to navigate.
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In the image, it manifests itself as the "sudden absence of light," she says.
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The D in DSA manifests itself almost entirely as a call for workplace democracy.
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That disconnect—that clash of needs and wants—manifests itself in self-sabotaging behavior.
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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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A father's love knows no bounds, and sometimes that love manifests itself in peculiar ways.
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That manifests itself in a hot dog full of stuff the butcher would normally discard.
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That demand for protection manifests itself in higher prices for both VIX and VIX futures.
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But Alexandra Levasseur is a painter whose existentialism manifests itself in unpredictable and fantastical ways.
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It manifests itself now as fear—subconsciously, I guess it's the fear of looking weak.
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Tourette is a neurological disorder that manifests itself in tics—sudden, involuntary movements and sounds.
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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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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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Dementia, a group of related syndromes, manifests itself in a steep decline in brain functions.
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She calls this "psychological sabotage" and says it manifests itself in a number of ways.
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This fear of failing manifests itself in the form of overthinking or overanalyzing our ideas.
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But interruptions can also be one of the subtler ways bias against women manifests itself.
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As well as breakage, this damage manifests itself in split ends, fluffiness, and rapid color fade.
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The challenge is ensuring that philanthropy is not just one more way that inequality manifests itself.
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We recognize that their past has been incredibly traumatic, and trauma manifests itself in different ways.
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For women, the demand often manifests itself as typically feminine behavior — acting nice, and looking it.
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One way in which this pervasive corporate ethos manifests itself is the explosion of stock buybacks.
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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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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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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 machine-politics pedigree manifests itself in her well-known ability to exert dominance on her caucus.
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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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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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"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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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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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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" —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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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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There's a mental side of it that, like I said, manifests itself in different ways at different times.
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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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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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Efforts to increase punishments for immigrants manifests itself in both our immigration policy and our criminal justice system.
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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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In "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," that penalty manifests itself in hidden misery and very visible alcoholism.
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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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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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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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In the U.S. and other high-income countries, food loss manifests itself as food waste, driven by consumer behavior.
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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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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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Only when she uncovers a web of lies does she realize that survivor's guilt manifests itself in mysterious ways.
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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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He is confused about many things in life, but the confusion never manifests itself to much more than a shrug.
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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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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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Can you tell us a bit about that, and the various ways food manifests itself at J. Walter Thompson Amsterdam?
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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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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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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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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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" 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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"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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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" 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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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'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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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"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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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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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 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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" 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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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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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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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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" 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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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Like Ellison, who did not think of the Invisible Man as a protest novel, Marshall is interested in the nuances of invisibility, in how much goes unseen, and the many different ways willful blindness manifests itself.
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Right, and if you're a person of color, you're more sensitive to the lived experience of racism and how it manifests itself in the real world, which might've been useful for anticipating the rise of Trump.
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Do you think the rush towards being first to find something, first to say something, manifests itself in a culture in which less experienced producers or DJs or even writers are being pushed too hard, too young?
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Photo: Ron Miller, TechCrunch For GE and the Global Research Centers — there are four sister labs located throughout the world in addition to the one in New York — this manifests itself in the form of bold experimentation.
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He's an overgrown child whose "madness" mostly manifests itself as the kind of mass-market eccentricity that reassures parents nothing too crazy will happen, so their children can safely watch the film 100 times daily on DVD.
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In 2004 Dr Janhunen put forward the idea of a sail that harnesses the solar wind, a stream of charged particles emanating from the sun which manifests itself on Earth in the dramatic displays of the aurorae.
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"We're talking about algorithms that are built into the Watch that are monitoring it [in] real time, and it can detect these anomalies far before something really manifests itself," Gorsky said of the study's ideal next steps.
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Consider this scenario outlined by the Council for Responsible Genetics: According to Foucault, not only is control exercised through "objective" knowledge of individuals—for example, medical records—but it also manifests itself as individuals' knowledge of themselves.
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The autism cards will be handed out via autism partnership boards and police throughout the UK capital, Scotland Yard said, and will provide information about how the condition manifests itself as well as personal information about the cardholder.
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What's more, Jones has spent a significant time away from the game and ring rust manifests itself differently for different fighters, and Jones has not competed under the new USADA testing nor the new IV free rehydration rules.
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The spread of the disease, which manifests itself in flu-like symptoms and can develop into a deadly complication called severe dengue, also known as dengue hemorrhagic fever, has grown "dramatically" in recent decades, according to the WHO.
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At nearly 55, I am the oldest player in the game — often by a couple of decades — a distinction that manifests itself mostly in displays of inadequacy on the field but occasionally in moments of perspective off it.
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The sad content of modern Republican character is a symptom of the corruption and hypocrisy that has afflicted half of our body politic — a sickness of the soul that manifests itself in personal behavior as well as policy.
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It assumes that activists can be appeased with specific promises, while the moderation of many older Democrats manifests itself more in general cultural attitudes (the kids these days with their political correctness, grumble grumble) than detailed policy preferences.
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It is also religiously diverse — more than half of the people here practice Hinduism, but there are plenty of Muslims, a handful of Jewish neighborhoods and lots of Catholics — a fact that manifests itself through the region's cuisine.
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So, we think with the outcome of any dimension of the election, affordability, improved predictability at the individual level and then working to simplify programs, is going to be mission critical under any dimensional that manifests itself politically.
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"Interviewing can be stressful and sometimes that stress manifests itself in speaking too fast, speaking too loud, talking over the interviewer, or attempting to answer the interviewer's question before they have actually finished asking the question," says Taylor.
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How the story of Lewis, Edith's brother, a pot-smoker who worked at a nearby fish-canning factory, manifests itself is like nothing I have seen in games before—and a fine example of action explicitly comprising narrative.
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This is the strange impasse at the heart of British politics today: a stalemate that manifests itself as chaos, a historic decision that has brought Britain to a dreary standstill, ever since the Brexit referendum on June 23, 2016.
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It's an expression of a deep-seated Need for Chaos that manifests itself in all kinds of ways—NFC characteristics might, for instance, explain why online alt-right trolls love to make memes about longshot presidential candidate Andrew Yang.
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While the visual aesthetics typically feature Black men and/or boys adorned in flowers, it rids the possibility of accepting that being carefree and joyful manifests itself in a variety of ways, and thus, will look and sound different.
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Like Ralph Ellison, who did not think of the Invisible Man as a protest novel, Kerry James Marshall is interested in the nuances of invisibility, in how much goes unseen, and the many different ways willful blindness manifests itself.
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Astronomers can detect the glow of that first light today but, because its wavelength has been stretched by 13bn years of the expansion of space, it manifests itself as a background of microwave radiation that fills the entire sky.
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They are saying that because the precise scale and timing of the impact of slowing growth is difficult to predict, it was smart to start working on it preemptively rather than wait until an actual inflation problem manifests itself.
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One way this fear manifests itself in our investments is when we make hasty or rash decisions based upon cataclysmic market forecasts, like the one this year from RBS suggesting that people sell everything in their portfolios except high quality bonds.
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Naturally, for a novel steeped in realism, the crash manifests itself as a hangover, which in Knausgaard's hands constitutes a private hell of lacerating regret and shame, the modern everyman's version of the punishment that follows Raskolnikov's crime in Dostoevsky's novel.
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Even though Thelma takes a few scenes to get herself settled after the killing, it doesn't take long before her encounter with Harlan has her looking in disgust at her husband, whose insecurity manifests itself in constantly insulting or ignoring Thelma.
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"I would say before it used to be central banks, central banks don't matter as much, now the number one issue economically - and as a market participant - is how populism manifests itself over the next year or two," Dalio later added.
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But we really have to understand that the majority of world religions — not just radicalized Islamic belief but Christianity as well, and Christianity that's maybe not even radicalized — preach anti-LGBT theology that is insidious in the way it manifests itself.
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Part of the state's current mythology is that all of our racial transgressions were resolved during the Civil Rights movement, and that to bring up the ways the legacy of that past manifests itself in the present is impolite and unseemly.
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"I've realized that our love, that sometimes manifests itself as black rage, is a beautiful form of defiance against a system that seeks to suppress our humanity," Mr. Kaepernick told an audience in Amsterdam last month in a rare public statement.
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In the US, this populism manifests itself most clearly in Trump's promise to "drain the swamp" in Washington, or side-step the party hacks, including those members of his own party, who see their only job as maintaining the status quo.
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When Jessica escapes and seeks revenge, her struggle is as psychological as it is physical — she is reeling from a post-traumatic stress disorder that manifests itself in the form of triggered memories, social isolation and a nasty drinking problem.
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Pearlstein continues: Income inequality and political polarization have become mutually reinforcing, creating the vicious circle that now manifests itself daily in the erosion of norms around civility and truth telling, the declining trust in political institutions, legislative gridlock and political dysfunction.
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Whether this Trump doctrine manifests itself in policy decisions remains to be seen, but there is little doubt this stance is a significant departure from Obama's rhetoric and a version of a patriotic sentiment interred by the panjandrums of a brave new world.
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This newfound desire to Get Serious manifests itself not in y'know, maybe getting some practise in before the risotto round, but positioning their food on distressed wooden boards and carefully chipped bits of slate: basically anything that isn't your standard white plate.
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An ongoing flirtation with the postmodern movement also manifests itself in the décor, from an Ettore Sottsass table lamp to the boldly color-blocked bedding, a scheme that stars a linen duvet Bentley hand-printed with cobalt ink in a spongeware pattern.
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You detect the former in a sort of resignation to knowing what's in store for you, quality of life-wise, if you're a vampire, but the latter manifests itself in some of the most erotic moments in the early history of the cinema.
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The intensity manifests itself mostly through a precision of speech and memory and also by him refusing to make a joke, or to acquiesce to one, lest I misuse a quote from him, though people who know him well told me he's funny.
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" • "Disparity in wealth, especially when accompanied by disparity in values, leads to increasing conflict and, in the government, that manifests itself in the form of populism of the left and populism of the right and often in revolutions of one sort or another.
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The entertainer's father is still alive but has a form of dementia that manifests itself in a bluntness and candor that translate to the audience as funny-ghastly, as if Mr. Baddiel can't quite believe what is coming out of his father's mouth.
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Astronomers can detect the glow of that first light today but, because its wavelength has been stretched by 13bn years of the expansion of space, it manifests itself not as light but as a glow of microwave radiation that fills the entire sky.
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To learn about how that vertical integration manifests itself in a chip like the A13 Bionic, I sat down with Schiller and Anand Shimpi, who in a past life was an influential semiconductor- and systems-focused journalist who founded the website AnandTech.
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"We have a global policy, but we want to be mindful of how speech that violates that policy manifests itself in a certain location versus others," she said, adding that Facebook continues to have ongoing policy conversations about hate speech and hate organizations.
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In the comics, the character is presented as having dissociative identity disorder, something that's harder to depict in a live-action television show — particularly without glamorizing the condition, which in Mary's case manifests itself in different superpowers for each of her identities.
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This phenomenon often manifests itself in frustrating ways, like answering the phone only to find half your face smeared all over the screen afterwards or looking in the mirror at noon to see the zit you artfully concealed a few hours ago in full view.
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Again, as in academia and the world in general, writing is divorced from labor, and the large number of people who don't have to write for money has meant an inability to even see how economic inequality manifests itself in a range of professions.
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And while this often manifests itself in doing a whole rash of stupid things—from punching their trainers to choking a kid outside of a pizza place—sometimes, it's just nice to remember that those big kids can be filled with wonderment as well.
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Here, working from a novel by Leah Hager Cohen, he is not interested in melodrama so much as in the curious absence of it, as he explores the unlikely ways that grief manifests itself in a family that is coming apart at the seams.
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"The constant simulation by alarms and personnel in the hospital setting including long-term acute care can exacerbate underlying dementia and confusion that manifests itself in the form of acute episodes of confusion/delirium that can manifest itself as agitation and self-injury," Kapoor said.
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Conservatives like Charles Murray tend to blame either social welfare programs for sapping initiative and keeping black people poor, or black people themselves for being less intelligent than whites, or a "pathological" culture that now manifests itself in the white working class as well.
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"We well know what it would go back to, and the dangers of that, and it only takes a small spark like the re-introduction of whatever the border manifests itself in," said Declan Fearon, 61, chairman of the nearby Dromintee Gaelic sports club.
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"We saw a dramatic shift this year in how certain staffs functioned, and so how it manifests itself moving forward is something we're going to pay attention to," Tony Clark, the executive director of the players' association, said during batting practice before Game 3.
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This dynamic most often manifests itself in what Hillary Clinton, drawing on academic work, has called "implicit bias," a subconscious and powerfully negative view of all black people that immediately burdens anonymous blacks with a deficit of credibility — regardless of their accomplishments or character.
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Some incels are part of the troubling trend in which toxic hatred online manifests itself in the physical world: Men have killed in the name of an "incel rebellion" or in homage to an incel shooter who murdered six people in Isla Vista, California, in 2100.
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Smartphone dependency is real and manifests itself in many daily routines: Like that time you heard the familiar message 'ding' while in public and you dug at the phone in your pocket, only to realize it was actually the phone of the person next to you.
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While this might seem harmless when it manifests itself as some dude giving up his seat on the bus, it can also present itself as damagingly as failing to entrust a woman with the nuclear launch codes because you think her uterus could foster apocalyptic hysteria.
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Two weeks earlier, the senators warned Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos in a letter to overhaul an alleged "profit-at-all-costs culture" that they say manifests itself in a punishing work environment for the hundreds of thousands of workers responsible for sorting, packing, and shipping customer orders.
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The director Joshua Rofé ticks through all the lurid details, but he also spins the story into a broader look at violence against women and at misogyny — and how that crushing, pervasive sexism manifests itself in intimate relationships, in friendships and in society and pop culture.
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Humphrey represented the politics of consensus, which manifests itself in the two-party system and in the traditional liberal belief that mankind's problems are subject to temporal solutions, while McCarthy represented the politics of change, which holds that government should not promise solutions but only promise to seek solutions.
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This manifests itself both in scholarly works (Daniel Walker Howe's What Hath God Wrought), popular biographies (Ron Chernow's Alexander Hamilton), pop culture (Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton but also the 1997 movie Amistad and the John Adams HBO miniseries), and punditry (Ta-Nehisi Coates's series of posts celebrating Ulysses S. Grant).
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The DMs I get may seem trivial compared to revenge porn or other online harassment people face daily, but my "PUBLIC FIGURE" folder has evolved from an uncomfortable joke to a museum dedicated to the hostility that manifests itself in various ways for women across the internet and in real life.
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Adapted from a book by two psychiatrists, Corbett H. Thigpen and Hervey M. Cleckley, the movie starred Joanne Woodward, who won an Academy Award for portraying an unassuming housewife who suffers from what is now called dissociative identity disorder, the psychological malady that manifests itself in the display of multiple personalities.
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This injustice manifests itself in a system of behaviors, norms, laws and technologies ostensibly put in place to maintain public order but is most often directed against people Victorian-era authorities called the "dangerous classes" — minorities and the poor, who are treated as a persistent threat to the established social order.
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There's definitely a niche for this type of thing, if the sexualization of Quiet didn't already tip you off, but it usually manifests itself in fan-made animated creations such as scenes with the crew from Blizzard Entertainment's shooter Overwatch trading their usual team combat for some intimate one-on-one action.
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This pattern frequently manifests itself where a developer sues the neighbors who are opposing a proposed development through local planning processes, where a person publicizes his or her honest opinion about a business in a Yelp review, and in countless other situations where people voice their opinions against powerful and established special interests.
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Essentially, Villar Rojas's "Theater" manifests itself in three ways: a large-scale landscaping of the observatory gardens, a complete re-staging of the observatory's interior, which is now a museum, and a transformation of wasteland at the back of the building into what can only be described as a dystopian, outdoor museum.
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But liberals need to accept that the strongest case for removing Trump from office is likely to remain a 25th Amendment case: not high crimes and misdemeanors, not collusion with the Russians, but a basic mental unfitness for the office that manifests itself in made-for-TV crises and self-inflicted wounds.
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"I did expect that the chair would be fair and gather the testimony from the relevant witnesses, like the three women who were not called in to testify, like the experts on sexual harassment that could have helped inform the committee about how the problem manifests itself," Hill told Time in 2016.
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"All of this racial hatred and bigotry, no matter where it manifests itself, is an impediment to the country moving forward and the government being able to conduct its business," said another source close to the administration, who added that the current divisive mood only makes it harder for Trump to push through his agenda.
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More importantly, the song introduced the themes that made Bowie the artist we know today: a preoccupation with space and the mystery of the beyond; an experimental bent that manifests itself in a sparse backing track and an unorthodox verse structure; and a literary bent that emphasizes character development rather than Bowie's personal introspection.
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The mutual affection manifests itself in everything from America Ferrera taking the cast to the Santa Anita racetrack to learn how to bet to Ben Feldman organizing cast dinners and earning the nickname "Mayor Fun" to just being comfortable enough to improvise the hell out of their scenes — or, even more impressively, be willing to help each other move.
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The big difference between Bush and Trump is that in Bush's schema, American nationalism was mostly projected outward into a vision of global conquest and value spreading, while under Trump it's mostly projected inward and manifests itself as a concern about the influx of immigrants and the need to purge the country of its existing stock of unauthorized migrants.
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Beijing's renewed commitment to ideological control also manifests itself in new rules for foreign universities operating in China: institutions like New York University and Duke that were enticed to China with promises of academic freedom have now been forced to establish Communist party units on their campuses and to give high-level decision-making powers to party officials.
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"Countless studies have demonstrated that a lack of access to nutritious food – particularly in underserved communities – manifests itself in all areas of human development, from increased rates of diet-related diseases to reduced academic performance" Booker said the proposed bill would "bring equitable access to food and nutrition education" to children across America by prioritizing communities disproportionately impacted by food insecurity.
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It is a rather simple (perhaps trite) command, but while walking through the artist's current retrospective, Procession: The Art of Norman Lewis, on view in the Fisher Brooks Gallery at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, this statement about curiosity struck me as an apt description of Lewis's personality and how it manifests itself in his ever-changing oeuvre.
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"We must acknowledge as a country that as much as white supremacy manifests itself in dangerous and deadly acts of terror, it is perpetuated by what is too often a willful ignorance or dangerous tolerance of its presence in our society," Booker, the fourth black American ever popularly elected to the US Senate and now one of two top black candidates for president, said.
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We were sitting around Hannah's laptop on the dinner table of her apartment, and everyone was watching an old British TV show called Keeping Up Appearances, which follows a character called Hyacinth Bucket (which she pronounces "Bouquet"—don't ask, just accept that British class anxiety manifests itself in strange ways) as she attempts to claw her way up the social ladder of her local town.
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The Birds Outside Sang often views big feelings through a kaleidoscope, picking up all their intricacies: love is splintered into memories and gratitude, death becomes more about impermanence in general, sadness manifests itself in sensory detail ("Please come quick, I've stuck my head in the banister again / But I just wanted to know what it would feel like / With one part of my body alive").
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And so, collectively, as we think about how that relationship with the customer manifests itself, how we bring our intellectual properties and capabilities together, not just among those three brands but the capabilities within the AT&T company, when we go out five years from now, if we're not effectively doing that in a unified fashion, then we don't stand a chance against the Facebooks of the world and the Amazons of the world.
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In the Notre Dame speech, this reassurance manifests itself in a restatement of the assumptions that have guided organized religious conservatism since the 1960s: that the chief threat to religious faith comes from secularizing elites; that the great moral debates of our time pit Christian rigorists on the right against moral relativists on the left; that religious conservatives and limited-government conservatives can be natural allies because the welfare state is an ersatz religious institution that crowds out private charity and churches.
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The Bollywood influence manifests itself in a band sound that gets down and dirty the way blues is supposed to, while leaving individual instruments shining in their own lurid light, like the rather loud basslines or the bangy piano chords or the liquid organ juice dripping from the ceiling or Kumar's aching, strangled harmonica; particularly hooked on the intersection between the electric guitar and the harsher, buzzier, bristlier cadence of the sitar, the album nails a sharp drone whose sweaty fatigue coexists with dogged energy.
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The crazy world of the so-called rap artists who are basically thugs that are basically celebrating the violence that they've lived all their lives, and unfortunately, that violence oftentimes manifests itself during their performances, and that's exactly what happened last evening… The interviewer then asks Bratton if he thought he'd left "the thug culture" behind after his first stint as comissioner in the 90s, opening the door for him to allude to last year's arrest of Bobby Shmurda, whose own prolonged imprisonment on the grounds that he is a criminal mastermind has been controversial: Not at all.
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As Max Fisher wrote for Vox in November, after an outcry over whether the media had paid too much attention to the attacks in Paris relative to those in Beirut, the outrage is not only about the media: It's about a sense that the world at large has ignored Beirut's trauma and that it ignores similar traumas throughout the world if they occur in the wrong places; that it does not offer the same sympathy to victims outside of wealthy or Western countries… There's more than just a supposed lack of media coverage at stake here, and the world's attention manifests itself in ways beyond just the frequency or attendance of sympathy rallies.
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