I'm so excited to see Wendy be a part of the manipulations, instead of witnessing the manipulations and gently coaching two men towards some semblance of sanity.
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And those same little patterns also suggest to it what exact manipulations have been made, letting it suggest an "undo" of the manipulations even having never seen the original.
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We only show manipulations of data such as DNA [matches].
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These manipulations, in turn, affect the way we are perceived.
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As a result, the administration's manipulations are given center stage.
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So many of these delicate manipulations continue to escape robotic control.
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Barrett published a fine biography of Trump that traced these manipulations
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The same as the wily manipulations of Russia's Internet Research Agency?
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Related: Rippling Photo Manipulations Turn Seattle Into A Liquified City Photo Manipulations Transform Everyday Objects Into Surreal Devices "Photoshop In Real Life" Takes Photo Manipulation Literally No Subjects Were Harmed In The Making Of These Insane Photos
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Even here on Earth, robots struggle with even the most mundane manipulations.
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So it requires backers to have an expert eye for video manipulations.
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The objects reach their final state through a series of creative manipulations.
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China's foreign ministry predictably railed against America's "strong political motives and manipulations".
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Some become "flying monkeys" and aid the narcissistic parent in their manipulations.
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These transactions and ownership manipulations involve various Lasso family members and cronies.
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What if the manipulations achievable in lab animals were extended to humans?
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These manipulations can be an essential part of satire, parody, and criticism.
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Hick sees through Franklin's manipulations, yet is in awe of him nevertheless.
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Winemakers skipped the manipulations that characterized so much of Beaujolais Nouveau production.
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But trade negotiations are vulnerable to the manipulations of politically protected industries.
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And then lastly, manipulations, speaking of Donald Trump, lying, people feeling tricked.
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And Quinn's brazen manipulations of Brandi have some real teeth to them.
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Rappaport's usual surface pleasures apply — visual puns and droll dialogue, inventive minimal production design — as he "taunts and charms the viewer with manipulations," in the words of B. Ruby Rich, in order to "expose the manipulations" of cinema.
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If successful, the MediFor platform will automatically detect manipulations, provide detailed information about how these manipulations were performed, and reason about the overall integrity of visual media to facilitate decisions regarding the use of any questionable image or video.
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I feel deeply sorry for everyone who fell for his manipulations after me.
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Thankfully, Angel fully rejects Stan, his manipulations, and his fake fairy tale oaths.
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When pushed into survivor mode, Meehan's scheming and manipulations would know no bounds.
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Just beneath the cutting insults and cunning manipulations is the possibility of violence.
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In 2009, LaRiccia decided to self publish a book of his photo manipulations.
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I wrote stories, created games, painted, drew, did some CGI, and photo manipulations.
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Go through the manipulations of getting yourself over there and somehow get back.
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Some names are abbreviations (at times rather tortured manipulations of words and letters).
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Over the years, he experimented with infrared photography, Polaroid manipulations and multiple exposures.
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"The network operates through manipulations, slander, lies and spreading rumors," the report said.
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He deliberately revealed his manipulations, saving his client's reputation but destroying his own.
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Many manipulations later, Henry V and Catherine were married in May of 1420.
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In the experiment, Alice-and-Bob manipulations were carried out by two optical filters.
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Thanks to Littlefinger's manipulations, Arya Stark is on poor terms with her sister Sansa.
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And it's easy enough to do these manipulations that the process can be automated.
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Subtle manipulations of everyday sights fill Perspective, adding wonder to an otherwise rational world.
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The app that Numero Group released is particularly interesting because it highlights these manipulations.
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" She said she saw Nassar doing "some manipulations with arms and things like that.
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Another worries that The Times will "normalize" Trump and fall prey to his manipulations.
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Experts are concerned that even such simple manipulations are convincing enough to trick viewers.
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Who knows what kinds of crazy manipulations are going on that science is ignorant to.
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That has led to fears that such manipulations could alter the course of human evolution.
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These obvious manipulations show that the study can only charitably be described as junk science.
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The Organization of American States (OAS) had denounced "clear manipulations" and urged a re-vote.
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But I've often wondered why we, the critics, so willingly go along with their manipulations.
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Few genetic manipulations made prostate cancers spread in the animals as they do in humans.
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I think people are smarter about these manipulations, too, so I do feel more confident.
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Some of mankind's most advanced and calculated manipulations go on within the walls of a casino.
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It was people such as these who investigated Hope's photographs and found them to be manipulations.
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One of Borzutzky's many manipulations is implicating the reader as actor in his poems' horrific habitats.
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What is it about our political system that makes us vulnerable to these kinds of manipulations?
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"The financial manipulations were precisely conducted to artificially preserve this rating," Iceberg said in an email.
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The manipulations, which were published to Facebook and Instagram, also made the president's fingers appear longer.
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How are different sounds, manipulations, and samples incorporated, and how do they inform the overall piece?
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Because most of the systems are old, the manipulations would have had to occur years ago.
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The track stays steady throughout despite its off-kilter structures and Richard's now-signature vocal manipulations.
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And what he doesn't know is the jargon, the technical terms for the ingredients and manipulations.
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Currency Manipulations We should impose countervailing tariffs on China, Japan and other countries for currency manipulation.
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A vast majority had been abused, which made them more susceptible to the manipulations of traffickers.
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When it comes to harmonic daring and subtle manipulations of melodic motifs, Cilea was no Puccini.
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There's clearly so much affection between them, for all the lies and manipulations Dee Dee has exacted.
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These simple and sweet photo manipulations see the artist carefully blending her portrait into different celestial environments.
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"Apple has never found malicious chips, 'hardware manipulations' or vulnerabilities purposely planted in any server," he said.
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There was a home button — still software-based at this point — scrolling, and the multitouch media manipulations.
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Allegedly, these hardware manipulations allowed the Chinese government backdoor access into computer networks run on those servers.
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But trying to ban genetic manipulations would increasingly require the trappings of the most oppressive police states.
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Unfortunately, this system isn't effective when it comes to all types of subtle manipulations to the video.
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In the past couple of years, digital manipulations have been used to influence voters and sway elections.
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There are two other manipulations that the Fed and economists like to perform on the inflation data.
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"Apple has never found malicious chips, 'hardware manipulations' or vulnerabilities purposely planted in any server," he continued.
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For all the flirtations, for all the manipulations, the later years distinguish themselves mostly for the betrayals.
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The works on view radiate warmth and vitality through subtle gradients and structural manipulations of the surfaces.
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Really strong and reversible manipulations like this are of huge interest in the basic neuroscience of consciousness.
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Popular Manipulations is out on August 11 via Fat Possum and you can pre-order it here.
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This time around, the performance includes long-time collaborator, Nate Boyce on guitars and live visual manipulations.
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Maybe because everything happening around your hole manipulations supports the story, and it's all so unreservedly weird.
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Some of these photo manipulations are part of larger series that the artist writes detailed narratives for.
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In addition to photo manipulations like these, Mxfreeze makes music, trippy music videos, and scaley character concepts.
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Until, that is, the students tried some "creative manipulations" that didn't appear in the other lab's paper.
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These narrative manipulations leave many to disregard fundamental constitutional rules, or to accept their ad hoc revision.
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In July, Brazil's Public Prosecutor's Office released the findings (in Portuguese) of its investigation into these manipulations.
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While Littlefinger is slightly more overt with his manipulations, Varys prefers to keep people in the dark.
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Face aux attentats islamistes, aux communautarismes ou aux manipulations internationales des communautés musulmanes, la question est urgente.
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The Lisbon native's surrealist photo manipulations are known for their serene tone, crisp composition, and sleek finish.
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The problem when it comes to manipulative parasites is this bias seeps into our understanding of these manipulations.
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Through some clever manipulations, he switches out the two Nebulas – so there's a traitor in the Avengers' midst.
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To see him finally get his due after seasons of slimy manipulations would be a Baelishious treat indeed.
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It's a foreboding moment as an era filled with manipulations of this sort is right around the corner.
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Alchemists were capable of many important manipulations of matter, such as separating gold and silver from an alloy.
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"Apple has never found malicious chips, 'hardware manipulations' or vulnerabilities purposely planted in any server," Apple told Bloomberg.
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"They see all the games, manipulations, and chaos that is purposefully stirred up by narcissistic parents," said Thomas.
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The competition's producers push the genre's routine manipulations, like casting for conflict and orchestrating outbursts, to monstrous extremes.
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And, although all the rituals and games would soon turn into perverse manipulations, those early days seemed magical.
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But as the battle swelled on Tuesday, some aid workers accused the coalition of engaging in cynical manipulations.
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More likely there's more mileage for political campaigns and opinion influencers to keep on with more subtle manipulations.
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These collective manipulations lend a creepy element to the recitatives, which were otherwise performed as Handel wrote them.
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The fine does not hinder ongoing proceedings against individual people in relation to Porsche's diesel manipulations, the prosecutors added.
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The fine does not hinder ongoing proceedings against individual people in relation to Porsche's diesel manipulations, the prosecutors added.
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This week's episode, "Ripe," is all about the subtle manipulations the Preaker-Crellin women are pulling across Wind Gap.
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But what if we want a deeper, more substantial change, not just momentary manipulations of Trump's mood or reactions?
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The Mittelstand (companies) should not carry the can for either the failures of politicians or the manipulations of carmakers.
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He said the Trump administration's actions call into question the legitimacy of the whole process for evaluating currency manipulations.
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He got into the scene as a promoter and would practice creating SX-70 polaroid manipulations on the side.
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These changes work surprisingly well: artful manipulations of the recitatives make transitions to and from the Mass sections seamless.
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"The Warning," a short story about psychopathic manipulations, includes an extraordinarily charming man, Tom Rigbey, who loves bull terriers.
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His grainy photo manipulations have a coarse texture and look almost like dilapidated wallpaper peeling off an abandoned house.
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Experimental pioneer Morton Subotnick, used his first ever Detroit show to offer an extended set of curdled synth manipulations.
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The fine relates to manipulations of French and Belgian bonds prices in June 2015, AMF said in a statement.
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Even with all their sick manipulations, the crafty producers still couldn't create an environment that's immune to human psychology.
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The system searches for possible manipulations of the xenobots' designs and explores how these new designs might affect functionality.
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The fine relates to manipulations on French and Belgian bonds prices in June 2015, AMF said in a statement.
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These apparent manipulations were recorded on the blockchain — that record is how Mr. Griffin's team came to its conclusions.
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Mr. Heinecken, meanwhile, was known for his cutting-edge manipulations of media imagery from sources including magazines and catalogs.
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The union has tended to tolerate service manipulations, figuring its members would recoup any lost money in free agency.
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Throughout the time I worked with him, he framed his actions with near daily verbal assaults and emotional manipulations.
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Sheikh Mohammed said Qatar's central bank had also filed legal complaints with Western regulators regarding alleged manipulations of its currency.
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Despite all the manipulations Sansa was dragged through, she not only survived — she clawed her way to true, unassailable power.
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She is a child-adult, and that's part of why she is vulnerable to the manipulations of that sleazy comedian.
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All of those little feigned personality manipulations are what helped Andrew Cunanan get away with actual murder for so long.
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Guilty of market manipulations, price gouging price fixing, abuse anti trust laws, violations Sherman and clayton acts, RICO, fraud, etc.
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Exposing online manipulations might finally force Big Tech companies to be accountable to the public and might even save democracy.
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This is reasonable: genetic mutations and manipulations to the POMC neurons have been observed to lead to obesity in mice.
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The concept of the "deepfake" grew out of the subreddit r/CelebFakes, a community devoted to photo manipulations of celebrities.
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Most of the best moments came from Chris's candid interactions with the spectators, his up-talking manipulations and barbed sympathy.
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All these manipulations were done to make the Malheur seem wild again, the way it was before white settlers arrived.
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Those wordless phrases were unassuming, but any sense they were merely casual was soon swept away by her electronic manipulations.
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But at the end of the day, it's up to us, it's up to citizens, to see through these manipulations.
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Bik, the Stanford microbiologist, said that when she first started flagging possible image manipulations on PubPeer, she occasionally got it wrong.
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Her mother, Judy Denmark (Kim Maresca), a Lemon Pledge-scented pushover, initially coddles her, but eventually gets wise to Tina's manipulations.
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An exhibition at the Musée Bourdelle showcases some 60 pieces designed by Cristóbal Balenciaga, highlighting his sculptural manipulations of black fabric.
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House of M's greatest weakness may be in how little argument there is among the heroes once Wanda's manipulations are uncovered.
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String enough bits together and you can represent numbers of any size and perform all sorts of mathematical manipulations upon them.
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Her sublime, surreal photo manipulations combine urban landscapes with elements of nature to create the illusion of the two worlds colliding.
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As the company explains, not only do such manipulations violate the Google Play Developer Policy, they also harm the wider community.
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Related: Reframing "White Jesus" Jaw-Dropping Photo Manipulations Mirror the Emotion of Athletics 6 Photographers Blurring Reality at Photofairs San Francisco
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But just as sickening, and just as revealing, are the descriptions of Jackson's psychological manipulations, and the tangled emotions they engendered.
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"We see manipulations by federal agencies on what the actual climate temperatures are," he continued, followed by booing from the audience.
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It portrays the thinking self as outcast, invoking a fantasy world where we're remote from both human intimacies and media manipulations.
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Between his crude manipulations and the administration publicly spiking the ball on coal's behalf, he is practically daring courts to intervene.
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Indeed, the booms of cryptocurrency trading have led to market manipulations in Initial Coin Offerings in which unwitting investors are defrauded.
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Mr. Trump welcomes and encourages Russia, a hostile adversary, to interfere in our elections so long as the manipulations benefit him.
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The ruling on Saturday related to this computer tampering, not the manipulations by the Russian security services with the urine bottles.
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Illegal industry subsidies, currency manipulations for trade advantage and problems of market access in China are also part of American complaints.
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Their joint report spelled out how Putin personally ordered cyber break-ins and manipulations, and even hacked into our voting machines.
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Hearing the term "Photoshop fail" will likely invoke strong feelings about the manipulations of models and actors' bodies with unrealistic beauty standards.
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And although it involves super powers, space travel, and curious manipulations of time itself, things play out in surprising and thrilling fashion.
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Prosecutors are investigating current and former employees of Porsche, including a management board member, as part of their inquiries into emissions manipulations.
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An orthopedic spine specialist diagnosed JFK with a "very unstable lumbosacral joint" and recommended conservative treatment in the form of back manipulations.
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On this we can be very clear: Apple has never found malicious chips, "hardware manipulations" or vulnerabilities purposely planted in any server.
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So far we've only seen simple manipulations — "cheapfakes," they're sometimes called — but experts almost universally believe that more sophisticated forgeries are coming.
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"WE, THE OVERSTIMULATED CHILDREN OF THE NIGHTLIFE, ARE BEGINNING TO FEEL THE WAVE DISTORTIONS FROM GENERATIONS OF SUBTLE STRUCTURAL MANIPULATIONS," he wrote.
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Guilty of market manipulations, price gouging price fixing, abuse anti trust laws, violations Sherman and clayton acts, loan sharks, RICO, fraud, etc.
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From our juvenile jealousies to our spite to our self-serving manipulations to our power trips, we are not to be trusted.
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Information from secretive, authoritarian North Korea is often impossible to confirm, and the country's state media have a history of photo manipulations.
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After a day of high-powered manipulations, he'd speed down the highway toward Connecticut, where there was frequently drama of another sort.
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From that standpoint, the manipulations that occurred to her also occurred to Elizabeth once she was captured and held for a while.
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That would make European and Chinese goods cheaper, but it would also infuriate Washington about manipulations of the euro and the yuan.
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About 11 million autos are implicated globally, including 475,000 cars in the United States where the manipulations came to light last September.
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"We've had lies thrown at us, we've seen manipulations of the press, of media, at local, state, and federal levels," Johnson said.
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Though Taubes's account of these little-known manipulations is useful, he overreaches in blaming sugar for such a wide range of diseases.
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Eric Shinseki, Mr. Obama's first secretary of veterans affairs, resigned after a White House investigation found similar manipulations at dozens of hospitals.
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For years, researchers had been held up by the devilish unreliability of qubits, the devices needed to perform quantum manipulations on data.
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Nor are there rules disciplining monopolistic mega-corporations that now distort global markets or combating currency manipulations that create unfair trade advantages.
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Without constant child-control manipulations, the middle-class home will fall apart, and there are no limits to the anxiety this creates.
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If that bubble bursts soon, the pain will correctly be understood to be the result of monetary manipulations during the Obama years.
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This year's festival promised to run the gamut from sound art, noise, vocal manipulations, and ambient music, with avant luminaries like Godspeed You!
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In fact, his constant skilled manipulations may make him the only character in this show that truly knows how to play the game.
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Last week, the U.S. disclosed criminal charges against former VW CEO Martin Winterkorn, accusing him of conspiring to cover up the emissions manipulations.
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Creating hashes every 30 seconds on a police body camera might allow quick and subtle, but still potentially impactful, manipulations to slip through.
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On Thursday, a source told Reuters that Munich prosecutors had arrested a former VW executive board member in connection with Audi's emissions manipulations.
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As a holding tank of its own, Climats Artificiels contains a rather pleasurable pantomime sensibility based on manipulations of the miniaturization of landscape.
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With this gaze, the audience becomes complicit in the artist's manipulations, turning into conspirators in his quest for total control of his world.
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The OAS released its audit, which cited "serious irregularities" in the election, including phantom votes, forged ballots and "clear manipulations" in the count.
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He was a real trouper and lent himself to all the demands, tricks and manipulations that a photographer pulls out of his bag.
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However, Mars and Pluto's clash rings an alarm that you have a hard time sleeping through—watch out for miscommunications, manipulations, and arguments.
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At 26, he left for Barca in a huff after his teammates rebelled against his endless manipulations and stripped him of his captaincy.
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"Rogue Idiot" and "Stress Ganz" find the producer crafting austere jungle manipulations, characterized by careful handling of negative space and laser-eyed focus.
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I also expect her to kill Littlefinger once she gets over his constant manipulations... but that may not happen until the final season.
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Voter fraud, however, was never considered to be an issue; rather, she said she was ousted by the manipulations of elite government insiders.
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In the opening section, the dancer's manipulations of a long white cloth call up images of domestic labor, maternal care and regal independence.
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A recent alumna is Jessica Harrison, a contemporary British artist based in Scotland, known for her sly manipulations of mass-produced porcelain figurines.
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In spirit, both purport to fairly parcel out rewards, and therefore also the absence of rewards, based on market dynamics free from manipulations.
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Most of these proposed technologies are forms of geoengineering, dubious bets on huge climate manipulations with a high likelihood of disastrous unintended consequences.
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Considering all the lies, betrayals, murders, manipulations, politics, and nefarious plans that exist in this story, this is an invaluable power to have.
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Here, she and experimental pop producer John Congleton add weird instruments and electronic manipulations, making the music more echoey without undercutting its grandeur.
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Since the input surface—like a table, or a forearm—is now larger, making fine manipulations on a small screen is easier to do.
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Through manipulations of material, scale, and symbols, Mattai's work highlights how monuments can create quick, consumable triumphs, silencing the casualties of the preceding struggle.
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Related: Catch Feelings for Kai Bastard's Photo Manipulations "Photoshop In Real Life" Takes Photo Manipulation Literally A Photo Manipulation Master a Decade Before Photoshop
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And Facebook itself has shown that it can effectively cause citizens to vote or take other political action through simple newsfeed messages and manipulations.
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In anticipation of its release, Stott shared "Selfish" today, a new fast-paced album cut featuring heavy manipulations of frequent vocal collaborator Alison Skidmore.
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"Such manipulations of the app have distressed affected drivers as their means of livelihood have been impacted," Ryde said in a statement on Thursday.
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"Workers on the assembly line, at the foundry or in administration have not carried out manipulations," Hartmut Meine, the union's chief pay negotiator said.
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The report urges caution here; such genetic manipulations could have unintended consequences, such as increasing the risks of cancer in the gene-manipulated cells.
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Sarah DeRemer's series of critter-produce photo manipulations, Animal Food, offers viewers insight in blending the dichotomy between the flora and fauna we consume.
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But simple manipulations like that, which allow us to interact fluidly with objects and environments, are actually incredibly hard for robots to pull off.
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At the end of "Vanity Fair" she got a happily-ever-after (of sorts) instead of (the usual) death for her brainy, vixenous manipulations.
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Individuals respond differently to diet manipulations — low-carbohydrate or low-calorie diets, for example — and to exercise and weight-loss drugs, among other interventions.
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The wines were typically made with organic grapes, using no added yeast, no filtration, no chemical additives, no new oak barrels, no mechanical manipulations.
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"BMW's representations were misleading for failure to disclose its emissions manipulations," said the lawsuit, which was filed in U.S. district court in New Jersey.
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Like I said, courts typically give agencies a free hand in developing rules, but the cumulative weight of these manipulations is difficult to ignore.
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As the four adults offer competing accounts of their manipulations, flirtations, delusions and deceptions, the women emerge as far more interesting than the men.
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The hardware closely mimics the natural movements of a human limb, allowing the subjects like Hamilton to pull off fine manipulations like closing zippers.
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Those manipulations, however, must be accompanied by greater attention to the emotional life that the heart, for so many years, was believed to contain.
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The further inferences are that these manipulations are occurring to this day and every technology company is engaging in the same allegedly discriminatory behavior.
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It is, in other words, a political judgment and, as with all things political, is extraordinarily subjective and vulnerable to all sorts of manipulations.
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Both tell a boy-meets-girl story where the boy in question is actually preying on said girl while hiding terrifying, violent secrets and manipulations.
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Because more than half of Americans get their news primarily from social media, the Data & Society report concludes, these manipulations are becoming ever more harmful.
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"On this we can be very clear: Apple has never found malicious chips, 'hardware manipulations' or vulnerabilities purposely planted in any server," the release said.
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A new paper demonstrates this by showing how vulnerable image recognition models are to the simplest color manipulations of the pictures they're meant to identify.
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They've supplanted the android vocal manipulations and skipping-hard-drive drum programming with the warmth of wood and bowed catgut, acoustic guitars, and distant choirs.
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Courtesy Bruce MuseumThese posters seem benign by today's standards, even a bit quaint, but as Smith aptly pointed out, we're not immune to these manipulations.
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This is the story about the birth of a legend, after all, which means it must contain—basically by definition—half-truths, embellishments, distortions, manipulations.
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SH: Mostly just I think about the abstractions and manipulations of the images after I take them; I never think about those when I'm shooting.
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"Houthi manipulations threaten the Sweden agreement and the next steps in the political process," UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs AnwarGargash tweeted on Wednesday.
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Hughes's Nurbanu is alert to her political and sexual vulnerabilities, and unsparing as she reflects on the manipulations and sacrifices that have marked her life.
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The K.G.B.'s so-called active measures — subversion, media manipulations, forgery and the financing of some "peace" organizations — lay at the heart of Soviet intelligence.
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Investors fretted that his protectionist trade policies and statements about other countries' currency manipulations would offset any dollar lift from his stimulus policies and deregulation.
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The blurred bodies and crowded composition of John Marin's "Dance of the Santo Domingo Indians" (1929) captured a frenetic event — but Marin's manipulations remained traditional.
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He also suggested MEPs might not notice manipulations even if voting results were published — as looks to be the case with the parliament's agreed procedure.
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Second, by being on Facebook one serves as a data point for Facebook's social media experiment, even if one encounters none of Facebook's experimental manipulations.
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It's possible to find anecdotes of harm to the spinal cord from improper manipulations, but these are rare, and almost never involve the lower spine.
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One thing I wanted to show was how keeping these women in that unit trapped them for years in the echo chamber of Manson's manipulations.
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They lift big pieces like car doors into place, for instance, while humans take care of the fine manipulations, such as screwing in tiny parts.
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The prosecutors' papers also called Mr. Avitto's recantation — eight years after Mr. Giuca was convicted — "patently incredible" and blamed Marley Davis's manipulations for the reversal.
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Back and forth McDonagh goes, with Mag whining about the lumps in her food and Maureen chafing bitterly against her mother's manipulations, but nothing changes.
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Gradually, through ownership changes and legal manipulations, some major mainstream newspapers faced restrictions and ceased coverage of Putin's family and corruption by his closest allies.
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I found myself not so much annoyed by the artificial plot manipulations as grateful for a play that gives two noningénues such strange, meaty roles.
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It makes money in torrents, but the way it's handled the manipulations of its platform has led critics to charge it was being irresponsible and craven.
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To do this, the researchers had to make their perturbations more "robust," that is, create manipulations that can fool a wider array of systems, including humans.
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It said the manipulations gave the false impression that wait times at facilities in Arkansas, California, Delaware, Illinois, New York, Texas and Vermont met agency targets.
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"We reject the aggressions and concerted manipulations against our ally," read the statement published by the leftist ALBA bloc of 11 Caribbean and Latin American countries.
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In Trump's speech, the emotional manipulations were directed squarely toward controversial policies, especially the idea of a governmental unit focused on crimes committed by undocumented persons.
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If you've thought it over and you really are ready to say goodbye to a person or situation, however, watch out for manipulations and power plays.
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The Sun and Mercury in Cancer confront the lord of the underworld, Pluto, on July 7, which will bring manipulations and shady behavior to the fore.
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When I spoke with Goicolea, he mentioned that his photographs can be read as fact or digitized truths, as a result of his manipulations of them.
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In a sense, Esteban's deliberate environmental manipulations mimicked what happens when conditions shift in the natural world — including what happens as the climate continues to warm.
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VW said it had filed a statement of defence with the court in Brunswick, claiming its manipulations did not have any "stock price relevance" until Sept.
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"This law is incompatible with democratic values and paves the way for manipulations and the strengthening of anti-Ukrainian tendencies in Polish society," she told lawmakers.
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At other moments his manipulations are so cruel, his acts of violence so vile, that it feels profoundly disconcerting to have ever been seduced by him.
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One woman identified as Patient G told the state board she had become sexually aroused by the doctor's manipulations, and two others said they had orgasms.
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So Microsoft has a new scheme that rearchitects how Windows PCs boot up to catch malicious firmware manipulations before they give attackers keys to the kingdom.
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The placebo effect, although modest, was about the same as the effect in studies testing nonpharmacological treatments for back pain like acupuncture, massage or chiropractic manipulations.
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Because the image is that rare thing, a candid snapshot — without filters or manipulations and no planning — of an encounter that would occur just once. 2.
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There are some obvious sexual manipulations here, like Kai essentially threatening to murder Meadow because she denied him — and that's before he even starts passionately kissing her.
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"On this we can be very clear: Apple has never found malicious chips, 'hardware manipulations' or vulnerabilities purposely planted in any server," a statement from Apple read.
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She still doesn't want to date Martin though, despite Simon's various manipulations, which leads to the fourth way that people find out about Simon's sexuality: he's outed.
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Watch out for power plays and manipulations, and invite an unbiased third party to help meditate if you feel like things are going in a bad direction.
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And it's evident that this isn't a niche problem: The Deepfakes subreddit, a community dedicated to creating fake porn videos and other manipulations, has over 30,000 subscribers.
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Situating these subjects in yet another raw studio space, he balanced each subject's poise with his own technical concerns for lighting, folds in clothing, and subtle manipulations.
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Jones Day was mandated by Volkswagen's (VW) supervisory board shortly after the emissions cheating broke in September 2015 to pilot an external probe of the carmaker's manipulations.
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Her schoolgirls belch their manipulations onto the stage like a kind of noxious gas, as they primp before the mirror of their own, sometimes literally disfiguring, vanity.
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Transparency for all political campaigns at the federal, state and local levels would help counter the stealth influence of the ultra rich minority by exposing their manipulations.
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The panel was set up last April to clarify whether Germany's federal government and regulators were involved in VW's manipulations or failed to contribute towards their disclosure.
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" He continues, "My process has included more of a digital influence where there is a back and forth from analog painting to digital manipulations and back again.
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On September 30, 2017, a user named deepfakes posted a series of videos to CelebFakes in a thread requesting manipulations of Game of Thrones actress Maisie Williams.
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In addition, Reddit also banned the longstanding r/CelebFakes community, which had served as a forum for users to post photo manipulations of celebrities in sexualized positions.
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They see a global conspiracy to topple Mr. Erdogan; they believe there are endless plots, coup attempts and manipulations against which the New Turkey must be defended.
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Whether these sorts of manipulations are done via avatar or deepfakes, being forced into a scene with an unwanted partner represents the milder end of potential harms.
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Tuch, who held positions at Daimler and Porsche before joining VW, had been suspended shortly after the manipulations at VW became public, sources told Reuters in October.
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Like the internet, that doesn't mean the initial hope and promises were untrue; we were just blind, at first, to alternate interpretations—to manipulations of certain ideals.
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"BMW's representations were misleading for failure to disclose its emissions manipulations," the suit, which was filed in the United States District Court of New Jersey, said. 7.
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Inexpensive wines are generally able to be so cheap because of technological manipulations, automation and economies of scale, which in most cases cannot help but compromise quality.
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"Apple has never found malicious chips, 'hardware manipulations,' or vulnerabilities purposefully planted in any server," Apple's vice president of information security, George Stathakopoulos, said in the letter.
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They don't need a linear plot to generate terror — instead, they create ambient fear with manipulations of color and sound, turning the elements of cinema against the audience.
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The plaintiff took legal action against a dealership in Bochum where he bought his Tiguan sport-utility vehicle, saying the manipulations by VW had rendered the model unsellable.
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The probe was launched after "sufficient real signs" emerged that VW could have had a duty to disclose the considerable financial consequences of its manipulations prior to Sept.
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Antoni began posting his Pantone manipulations to Instagram roughly a year ago, but the artist explains that these works have been part of his practice for far longer.
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" Apple is equally definitive, telling Bloomberg: "On this we can be very clear: Apple has never found malicious chips, 'hardware manipulations' or vulnerabilities purposely planted in any server.
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Thank you [redacted]From: UnknownAugust 17, 2016janet yellen and all of you and yours are guilty of anti trust violations RICO, market manipulations and belong in jail NOW!!
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Although she photographed without cropping or direct staging and made no digital manipulations, there is an element of theater that might lead to questions about the photos' authenticity.
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Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has said that allegations that Russian athletes used doping during the 2014 Sochi Olympics are "political manipulations" in a new anti-Russian campaign.
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Western politicians and commentators are disturbingly eager to blame the impact of Russian propaganda or the manipulations of the Federal Security Service for the problems of our democracies.
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In "Surrender, New York," he has written an addictive contemporary crime procedural stuffed with observations on the manipulations of science and the particular societal ills of the moment.
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But the essay feels like a blueprint for the manipulations later exerted on Craig Raine and others: inspiring pity and furthering ambition while holding a pose of insouciance.
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Our pleasure principle — long prey to the manipulations of capitalism — has been turned against us, irretrievably yoked to ends that are not ours, ends we cannot fully comprehend.
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Under authority granted by Congress, the agency has a mandate to combat "unfair or deceptive acts or practices," spanning everything from livestock pricing manipulations to misleading pharmaceutical advertising.
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Such manipulations aren&apost unique to tech companies, although Zuboff argues that the industry has refined them to such a frightening degree that they are molding our behavior.
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By using a number of pixel-perfect tricks, manipulations and exploits, three runners will race their Mario sprites to the finish line without using the famous warp pipes.
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McNamee admitted he was fascinated by Facebook in his early conversations with Zuckerberg and continued to be, but it was the manipulations he saw that changed his opinion.
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When the orchestra goes through endless manipulations of some theme, I find myself wanting a pianist to break in and take charge with a cascade of steely chords.
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"We revealed manipulations of samples in Russia prior to the Beijing Games," he said of his lab, going on to cite a 2011 scientific paper he co-wrote.
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So we can look at a raccoon freaking the hell out because it's got rabies in its brain, but what other kinds of manipulations are we totally ignorant to?
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Early on, such manipulations are usually harmless, like doing things you might not want to, but a new partner might enjoy: going camping or handing over the TV remote.
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" A photo posted by POP MY EYES (@popmyeyes) on "While the Pop My Eyes curation features a variety of art ranging from photography, photo manipulations, collages and sculpture, etc.
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Lighthizer had said the United States is seeking an agreement that prohibits China from competitively devaluing its currency as part of trade talks, following past manipulations of the yuan.
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Jeffrey Wang, MD, co-director of the USC Spine Center, says he does not recommend chiropractic manipulations as treatment for patients with spine issues because of the risks involved.
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Related Old School Video Games Inspire Layered Glass Artworks Rick and Morty's Awesome Intro Gets 8-Bit-ified Glitched-Out Photo Manipulations Blur the 8-Bit World and Ours
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Gawker was dangerous because they would act like what they were doing was about transparency or truth, but was really subject to their own biases and their own manipulations.
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Nate Parker plays Kaz, the police officer who helps her escape the manipulations of her "momager" (Minnie Driver) and trade explicit lyrics for the aching melodies of Nina Simone.
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Attached to the tweet was an image and quote from Erdogan saying those who assumed that Turkey would bow down before economic manipulations do not know the Turkish nation.
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The central bank also said it would not publish documents related to the investigation until the SFO's investigations on manipulations of LIBOR and other benchmark interest rates had ended.
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Their security measures and algorithm manipulations are equally sophisticated—and if you ask them, that's because they helped build the platforms that are now so keen to jettison them.
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In April, the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)'s Media Forensics department awarded nonprofit research groups contracts to find news ways to automatically detect digital video manipulations.
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His voice sounded a little raw from the night before's show but he was clearly happy to be on the road debuting songs off their upcoming album, Popular Manipulations.
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Is it something which is just mutually agreed upon after the requisite manipulations have been completed, the way Ronald Reagan made his own reality and Donald Trump makes his?
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When Vance Packard wrote "The Hidden Persuaders," the revelatory 1957 book about advertising's hidden psychological manipulations, he did so just as the mass media stood at a turning point.
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" The hackers, he said, entered "a certain email account and there was information about manipulations conducted within the Democratic Party to incline the process in favor of one candidate.
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By the manipulations of such standards almost anything can be seen to fail, no matter what sense of finesse, awareness, and delight it may produce in its actual setting.
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But because the song employs the slinky, wub-wub manipulations of Timberlake's voice, there was a disconnect between what Timberlake was singing and the electronic warble we were hearing.
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As Ms. Barrett's 3-D audio file was piped into the loudspeakers — there are 64, positioned both around and over listeners — the sound of her balloon manipulations was enveloping.
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While he believes there are such manipulations, he said people like Peter Navarro, a China hawk who serves as White House National Trade Council Director, are overstating the issue.
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What I like best about Mysterio is the way that Far From Home curlicues this borderline self-loathing into its themes about fake news and other manipulations of reality.
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Video cameras captured Engelbart's manipulations on the system's CRT, and everything was then again instantly beamed back to and projected on the Civic Auditorium screen — all with virtually no lag.
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As they read, their voice is captured and played back to them with a variety of live manipulations applied, scattering and swirling it like light refracted from a mirror ball.
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Right now, the authors are working with magnetic fields about the size of a fridge magnet, so the next step is to work on smaller fields for more detailed manipulations.
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Top understands the intricate nature of the gift and gift-giving, in all of its cyclical manipulations and inherited associations — all while making a direct statement about ownership and authorship.
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German prosecutors said they are investigating current and former employees of Volkswagen-owned sports car maker Porsche, including a management board member, as part of their inquiries into emissions manipulations.
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Related: These Aren't Abstract Paintings—They're Fields The First Female Photographer Spent 10 Years Making This 300+ Page Book Mind-Bending Drone Photo Manipulations Turn America into a Roller Coaster
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My trip came before the release of the Mueller report, and Russians alternately laughed or dismissed as hysterical what they saw as the Western press's assertions of Putin's grandiose manipulations.
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Wurtz is up to something rather unique, however, in that his surprising manipulations of ephemeral material are all directed toward self-recognition, an awareness he encourages in us as well.
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In the final chapter Mr. Peres describes the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, an old rival who once described Mr. Peres as an "indefatigable schemer" for his political manipulations.
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"The attempts by the authorities to rig obvious facts using legal manipulations simply reflect the deconstructive course of the current Lithuanian leadership with regard to Russia," the foreign ministry said.
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Even moments of silence are careful, deliberate sound manipulations; at other moments, we hear World War II-era music, such as Glenn Miller's ubiquitous jazz standard "In The Mood" (1939).
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Silano's subtle manipulations of his materials allow seemingly conflicting topics to fuse seamlessly, such as references to gay smut and weightier things like HIV/AIDS, political oppression, and cultural marginalization.
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Related: Take a Deep Breath and Enjoy Peaceful Overhead Beach Photography Mind-Bending Drone Photo Manipulations Turn America into a Roller Coaster Empty Highways Burst with Color in Bold Landscape Paintings
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In April, the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)'s Media Forensics department awarded nonprofit research group SRI International three contracts to find ways to automatically detect digital video manipulations.
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Median salary: $773,277Growth outlook: 2510% These healthcare workers treat patients who are having issues with their nerves, bones, muscles, ligaments or tendons and reduce pain by making spinal adjustments or manipulations.
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But as Yancey notes, on a practical level, some manipulations are going to get through, and in the end it's up to backers to judge whether a project is worth supporting.
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One of its most recent campaigns -- #deludedfollowers -- effectively exposed the cynical tactics and psychological manipulations that Daesh employs, such as the portrayal of its campaign of terror as a holy cause.
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Whether we should seriously consider wrapping Earth in a protective cloak of invisibility—or conversely, getting serious about trumpeting our existence—via laser manipulations is something we should all decide together.
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The United States should insist that the IMF adopt WTO-style sanctions on foreign currency manipulators or that the WTO expand the definition of an export subsidy to include currency manipulations.
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There are intriguing discussions of changing patterns of share ownership, the role played by the advent of limited liability companies, the appearance of bank-supported mergers, and many other corporate manipulations.
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Most of his work is focused on the conceptual—constructions, recreations, or manipulations—but for this issue, he shared a series of self-portraits that he made between 2017 and 2018.
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A creepypasta (a play on the meme-speak "copypasta") is an online horror legend, often involving photo and video manipulations, that gets copied and pasted in forums and on social media.
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"The software manipulations and its consequences will keep us busy for a long time," Mueller said, adding that it would take years to determine the full extent of the financial impact.
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In anticipation for the upcoming event, Nicolas Amiard, the French digital artist known for his Star Wars-themed vignettes, released a new series of photo manipulations entitled, The Art of Tattoo.
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Like Makaya McCraven, his labelmate on the tastemaking Chicago jazz label International Anthem, he's able to take alchemical live moments and turn them into something surreal through his careful studio manipulations.
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Throughout his work, he considered what the TV was and what it could become, tackling both the technical and conceptual question of how information travels through clever manipulations of electronic media.
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But it was a Pyrrhic victory at best, requiring manipulations so unlikely to occur naturally that it only reinforced the notion that we are helplessly trapped in the flow of time.
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Simultaneously, the degrading manipulations and rhetorical schemes of entrenched power structures must be resisted by telling stories that instead reaffirm a sense of shared humanity, belonging, dignity, and respect for differences.
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In our own technology-haunted times, it's worth asking how our lives both online and offline will soon be influenced by discoveries and manipulations far beyond what we can currently imagine.
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I could argue that the show was transparent about its manipulations, especially since it's accompanied by a podcast, which uses the show as a magnet to pull viewers toward the facts.
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And the sad truth, antidoping experts said, is that its latest manipulations of test results have so clouded their cases that dozens of athletes who did cheat may never be punished.
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Public accountability must be substantially strengthened to protect whistleblowing; advance transnational rule of law to counter manipulations via operations abroad; and root out blatant conflict of interest and abuse of power.
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Charlie Says repositions Leslie Van Houten (Hannah Murray), Susan Atkins, (Marianne Rendon), and Patricia Krenwinkel (Bacon) — the perpetrators of the murders, among other members of the Family — as victims of Manson's manipulations.
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Through Ching's simple manipulations, we see the tensions between the truth and fictional, politicized narratives, such as propaganda in mainstream media and the Orientalist image of the "East," perpetuated in these postcards.
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Franits's three-page explication of Vermeer's original piece — its invented shadows, manipulations of light and tone, and subtle use of unnatural color shifts — constitute a juridical end to Jenison's thesis and project.
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The games begin on a promising note, with Battle of the Bloodlines runner-up Cory Wharton summing up the players' optimism at facing off without the distractions and manipulations of previous victors.
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It is alarming to read that 1,000 Russian athletes — competing in summer, winter and Paralympic sport— can be identified as being involved in, or benefiting from, manipulations to conceal positive doping tests.
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For another, there are usually unintended consequences when making manipulations like this, and who knows what might get worse if we pick and choose what we think needs to be made better.
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Pamela fit many of the sexist tropes of the wicked woman: she was the black widow, the ice princess, no man stood a chance against her manipulations — or so the narrative went.
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In a 300-page submission to the court on Wednesday, lawyers for Europe's largest automaker said it had no duty to disclose the possible financial damage of its manipulations prior to Sept.
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All those little tweaks and nudges and manipulations supposedly lead contestants to become the characters producers want them to be, which creates the blow-out moments synonymous with shows like The Bachelor.
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The front man of the "alt-right," the hipsterish brand name adopted by Spencer for his basket of deplorables, has shown himself to be a remarkably adept student of Trump's media manipulations.
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These are his sole manipulations; the resulting sections of dusty covers are the original footprints, described by The Drawing Center's executive director Brett Littman as "readymade drawings" in the exhibition's accompanying publication.
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With her manipulations of color and texture, Bell can show us one portrait subject's myopia through muted teal dashes, another's devotion to piano-playing through fast dashes of taupe for his hands.
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In a 2010 study, researchers at Washington State University and the Desert Research Institute had college students play a computer game with four other players, who were really manipulations by the researchers.
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To raise awareness, Check Point has launched a tool that enables users to carry out the manipulations and see what these flaws look like in real life, according to the Financial Times.
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Some researchers are caught red-handed in fraud, but more commonly scientists see the statistical manipulations as a gray area, in which they are taking a short-cut to a legitimate finding.
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He's using feminism and other liberal causes as a shield to deflect accusations of sexual predation, a publicly manipulative act which perfectly mirrors the private manipulations so extensively documented by the Times.
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Ultimately, these manipulations didn't produce the intended results since Hartford could not attract enough white and Asian applicants needed to maintain full enrollment and meet the 2202 percent quota at each school.
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"The thesis that foreign currency manipulations are to blame for the current strong U.S. dollar is not borne out by facts," he told a gathering in the western German city of Mainz.
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" Some of the topics to be covered include "improvised weapons and blunt weapons … fighting in low light conditions … striking/grappling with multiple attacker scenarios [and] one handed manipulations/dual deployment of weapons.
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A historical examination accentuates the fact that SPQR underwent several visual manipulations throughout antiquity, the late middle ages, and then under the fascist regime of Mussolini, both in literature and visual art.
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Rinna has been a longtime promoter of the idea that LVP tries to pull strings behind everyone's backs and keep her hands clean in any drama (see: Season 6's alleged Munchausen manipulations).
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Prepare. Because from everything I've seen of this show through the years, for all its feints and sly manipulations, one through-line has held: The very real possibility that the Lannisters will prevail.
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Sansa has had one of the roughest journeys in Game of Thrones; over the past seven seasons, she's had to deal with Cersei's cruelty, Joffrey's immature vileness, Ramsay's horrific abuse, and Littlefinger's manipulations.
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Spoilers ahead for Game of Thrones season 7, episode 6, "Beyond the Wall" Thanks to Littlefinger's manipulations, Arya Stark is on poor terms with her sister Sansa in Game of Thrones' latest episode.
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English conceptual artist and creative consultant Kai Bastard's eccentric photo manipulations exemplify an image's ability to not only draw an audience's attention, but tell a story, coax self-reflection, and inspire critical thinking.
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According to the FBI's view, currently being applied to Noor Salman, simply falling in love with the wrong person, and becoming vulnerable to his or her abusive manipulations, has become a potential crime.
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His penchant for surrealism, evident in the Magritte-like photo manipulations we showed you last year, shines through the gritty black-and-white photos of London, Paris, and Berlin captured while on vacation.
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The images of real-world scenes were manipulated in two different ways: physically implausible manipulations like shadows from two sources, and plausible ones like whitening teeth or adding trash cans to the picture.
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That, however, was a far more dangerous occurrence, as the stock prices really did plummet due to a combination of market manipulations and automated high-frequency trading tools which initiated a selling frenzy.
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Forensic analysts have been able to identify some digital characteristics they can use to detect meddling, but these indicators don't always paint a reliable picture of whatever digital manipulations a photo has undergone.
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With the U.S. mortgages case out of the way, three main litigation cases remain — a probe into suspicious equity trades in Russia, investigations into alleged foreign exchange manipulations and alleged U.S. sanctions violations.
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Over the past week — but for a few exceptions such as the stories about Trump's tax manipulations and alleged Russian ties — Clinton has been constantly in the news, and not for good reasons.
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The security expert told the news outlet that during his work at the firm Sepio Security, he had encountered similar manipulations of other computer company's hardware that was manufactured by contractors in China.
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A U.S. federal judge last month gave VW and regulators until April 21 to agree a fix for nearly 600,000 diesel cars on U.S. roads implicated in VW's manipulations, or face a trial.
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" But, she added, "I have a great deal of hope that we will start to realize that allowing certain kinds of manipulations is actually dangerous to the societies that we want to create.
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An investigation by the White House found similar manipulations at dozens of hospitals, and it led to the resignation in May 21 of the secretary of veterans affairs at the time, Eric Shinseki.
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Which leads to a Catch-22: He can get us excited with his manipulations of image and music, but he doesn't create people or stories interesting enough to give those feelings any focus.
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But the finest moments happen when he takes a break and, aided by Mr. Kuklis's sonic manipulations, conjures a dreamscape woven from folk tales and personal tales of camping by the Adriatic Sea.
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As we&aposre getting told, they hacked a certain e-mail account and there was an information about manipulations conducted within the Democratic Party to incline the process in favor of one candidate.
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And all of these women — and presumably some men, though those videos are so far harder to find — are having these digital manipulations spread across the internet without their knowledge, consent, or control.
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Related: Rippling Photo Manipulations Turn Seattle Into A Liquified City Tour Solomon's Temple in Young Magic's New 3D Musical Environment [Premiere] [Music Video] Vinyl Williams Puts on Kaleidoscope Eyes for "Space Age Utopia"
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In the old days, ballots were not provided by the government, but frequently handed out by representatives of the political parties themselves, which made them subject to, among other problems, underhanded design manipulations.
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In a paper published on Thursday in the journal Science, the researchers raise the prospect of "adversarial attacks" — manipulations that can change the behavior of A.I. systems using tiny pieces of digital data.
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We'd have to believe that the nation's history includes wild partisan divisions, irrational conspiracy fantasies, bursts of political violence, absurd manipulations of truth, willful subversion of constitutional principles and loads of bumbling ineptitude.
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"There are now well-developed networks of Americans targeting other Americans with purposefully designed manipulations," said Molly McKew, an information warfare researcher at the New Media Frontier, a firm that studies social media.
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Currently, Bitcoin exchanges are virtually unregulated and subject to all the usual problems that afflict unregulated financial markets, including outright theft, fraud, Ponzi schemes, spoofing, pumping and dumping, wash sales and other manipulations.
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"We will investigate if, in the days before the intervention in Banco Popular, there was privileged use of information and manipulations in the stock market," Albella said in an interview published on Wednesday.
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You're left wondering, for second, if Jules actually reached out to Nate — a person who may still possess a piece of her heart in the turmoil of his disturbing manipulations — in her intoxicated state.
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Investigations launched by the inspector general into more than 100 facilities after the Phoenix scandal found that manipulations had been going on in some cases for as long as a decade, USA Today said.
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" The post ends with the suggestion that conspiracies are mapped using artificial intelligence and "time stream manipulations … such events are holographic in their execution, compartmentalized in commission, and thematically woven into dream time neuropathy.
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"Apple has never found malicious chips, 'hardware manipulations' or vulnerabilities purposely planted in any server," wrote Apple's vice president of information security George Stathakopoulos to the Senate Commerce and House Energy and Commerce Committees.
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"Selling securities generally requires a license, and experience shows that excessive touting in thinly traded and volatile markets can be an indicator of 'scalping,' 'pump and dump' and other manipulations and frauds," Clayton writes.
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The moon enters Aquarius, shifting your focus to relationships—however, Mars opposes Pluto and it's crucial that you get the rest you need and don't give in to power plays, ego moves, or manipulations.
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VW is caught up in legal action in the United States, South Korea and elsewhere, and faces billions of dollars in costs related to its emissions-test manipulations - the biggest scandal in its history.
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This would be comparable to what the Fed tries to do through its interest-rate manipulations, but without the distorting effects of the Fed's misjudgments as to the direction and magnitude of economic activity.
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By gaining an understanding of how those groups explicitly or implicitly fall into market segmentations for ads, technologists can understand how certain manipulations of data could, in effect, be a form of digital redlining.
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By explicitly rejecting manipulations of the integrity of financial system data, the G20 can speak with one voice that such attacks are unacceptable – and more effectively take action against states that violate the norm.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German prosecutors are investigating current and former employees of Volkswagen-owned sports car maker Porsche, including a management board member, as part of their inquiries into emissions manipulations, they said on Wednesday.
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There's a strong element of submission: the idea of being made to surrender to the magical manipulations of a made-up monster turns me on like a night light in a scaredy cat's bedroom.
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" The hackers, Mr. Putin noted, are said to have targeted "a certain email account, and there was information about manipulations conducted within the Democratic Party to incline the process in favor of one candidate.
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Since 2017, VW has been laying open legal violations around the test manipulations to an external compliance monitor, Larry Thompson, a former deputy U.S. attorney general, and taking steps to changing compliance and conduct.
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According to a 2012 New York Times article, more and more psychologists are identifying " callous-unemotional" children who might be displaying early signs of psychopathy ranging from out-and-out sadism to small manipulations.
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It is not the first line of treatment for the kinds of problems that typically afflict gymnasts, like lower back and hip pain, which are less likely to require internal vaginal manipulations, experts say.
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But the biggest threat to Frank and Claire's reign is Congressman Alex Romero, a young fellow Democrat who gets sick of their manipulations and reopens an investigation that is bound to end with impeachment.
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In the cellar, no overt manipulations or additives are allowed beyond a minimal amount of sulfur dioxide, which has long been used as a stabilizer and preservative, and all processes should be communicated transparently.
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The plan to hold new elections stemmed from a damning report from the Organization of American States (OAS) released Sunday that found "clear manipulations" of the voting process during the country's October 20 elections.
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Because of their popularity and the critical acclaim, large producers of inexpensive wines sought to mimic them, using the same set of grapes — along with technology and other manipulations — to make dull, contrived imitations.
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For performances as Breadwoman, Homler would dress entirely in bread, and chant accompanied by the ticking of wind-up clocks that she would place around her, and surrounded by Moshier's tribal-inspired electronic sound manipulations.
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The CAT was meant to record every trade and order — either stock or option — made in the U.S., with the goal of providing enough data to analyze for detecting market manipulations and other malicious behavior.
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By virtue of representing a value in a richer mathematical space, these qubits and manipulations thereof can perform new and interesting tasks, including some which, as Google shows, we had no ability to do before.
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Another bombshell in the Washington Post's report is that President Obama wanted to be more vocal about Russia's manipulations but feared that he would be perceived as trying to tilt the election in Clinton's favor.
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At a German labour court hearing in February, Audi lawyers claimed that Ulrich Weiss, former head of diesel engine development at the carmaker, knew about the emissions manipulations but had failed to inform his superiors.
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Those manipulations then served as the basis for minimalist oil stick paintings, each of which consists of a thick, smudgy black line, against an otherwise white canvas, charting the fluctuations in a given stock's price.
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Vocalist Carmina Escobar, who splits her time between Mexico City and Los Angeles, will fill the third floor galleries with her unique bird-like vocal manipulations, giving the impression of animal life infiltrating the space.
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Six months of 2019 are on the books already, and there have certainly been six months' worth of data breaches, supply chain manipulations, state-backed hacking campaigns, and harbingers of cyberwar to show for it.
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Volkswagen engineers told top managers that diesel emissions manipulations went far beyond issues in the United States two days before the carmaker made a public announcement to that effect in 2015, Der Spiegel reported Friday.
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The Organization of American States (OAS), which had denounced "manipulations" of the October vote on Sunday prior to the military's withdrawal of support for Morales, exhorted Bolivian lawmakers to meet urgently to resolve the crisis.
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But with the Trump administration pushing a trade agenda aimed at reducing U.S. trade deficits, particularly those with China, experts said that they expect the Trump administration to consider changes aimed at deterring future manipulations.
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Whether it is called mother-infant separation, social deprivation or the more pleasant sounding "nursery rearing," these manipulations cause such drastic damage across many behavioral and physiological systems that the work should not be repeated.
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Wartsila said an internal audit revealed that 2 percent of its ship engine deliveries may have been affected by the manipulations, and the deviations in the readings were on average 1 percent of fuel consumption.
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And even though genetic manipulations appear more frightening than a chip or artificial blood, which might be removed, the public finds it slightly more acceptable to change a baby's genes than to enhance human abilities.
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There was a recording of Michael Potvin scrolling through Instagram, James Clar's projection-mapped light switch, cake-like sculptures by Cali Moore, photography by frequent Creators collaborator Charlie Rubin, and digital manipulations by Mark Dorf.
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The third run-in with Neptune occurs on September 10 when it opposes the sun, and you are challenged not to succumb to lies or manipulations that are aiming to wound or boost your ego.
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Separately, Braunschweig prosecutors are investigating VW's former CEO Martin Winterkorn, former finance chief and current chairman Hans Dieter Poetsch, and current VW brand CEO Herbert Diess over possible market manipulations related to the dieselgate scandal.
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But despite the cracks, The Circle is full of unexpected moments of genuine friendship and sincerity — moments when the contestants' authenticity shines through despite their own manipulations and in spite of their fellow contestants' misgivings.
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Blass listed dozens of questions about how cryptocurrencies would be fairly and consistently valued, how crypto funds could hold the legal minimum of liquid assets, the impact of futures trades on cryptocurrencies and manipulations risks.
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"Manipulations of the Organic," a series of 14 acrylic paintings accompanied by a text by Louis Sullivan — what was to be her final body of work — was to go on view at a local gallery.
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The intricate manipulations Beethoven gives his themes in the symphony's finale are nothing compared to the gnarly gyrations of the piano variations, which Mr. Denk, 48, dispatched with a winning combination of pluck and intensity.
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Golden stars stand out against royal blue in "Leave/Remain #1," as do Adidas sneakers and Chinese porcelain bowls — traces of Schoolwerth's digital manipulations but also symbols of a globalized network of commerce and branding.
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Judge Ingo Streek at the regional court in Bochum said the owner of a Volkswagen (VW) Tiguan sport-utility vehicle has no right to return the car despite defects caused to the model by VW's manipulations.
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As a black male artist, Prince utilized the delicacy of his features and his stretchy voice (he could easily reach deep tenors, ear-piercing falsettos, or femme-forward vocal manipulations) to give life to his music.
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On the receiving end of all that poorly restrained aggression, Winstead estimably balances Michelle's flight-or-fight reactions with an unanticipated resourcefulness and assertive depth of self-preservation that's a challenging match for Howard's perverse manipulations.
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Featuring members of the artist's family performing a series of rituals, but interrupted by Perry's computer monitor manipulations, the work is equal parts heartwarming and cryptic, hitting a resonant note between video art and home videos.
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The productions aren't as heavy as his dance work, but they are as heady, full of elliptical arpeggiations and dazed delay manipulations—a muddled and mottled sound environment befitting the busted headspace that informs the record.
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Outside of Rachel's storyline, this episode at least tried to let the contestants interact and exist outside the producers' manipulations, which season two has generally been weak on outside of Ruby, who was eliminated last week.
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Retsuko's deskmate, for example, is a fennec fox named Fenneko whose cute demeanor conceals a cunningly all-knowing personality; her manipulations range from office gossip gathering to social media stalking the coworkers she despises the most.
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Then again, Vanderwaal's rise did not include "lies and accounting manipulations" that led the Town of Ramapo to fund more than half of the $58 million cost of the stadium, as Bharara alleged in the indictments.
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Nate Parker plays Kaz, the police officer and aspiring politician who helps her escape the manipulations of her "momager" (Minnie Driver), snip out her weave and trade explicit lyrics for the aching melodies of Nina Simone.
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At first glance, their war is a maddening stew of towns, tribes and armed groups driven by as many motivations: money, oil, religion and the manipulations of countries, like Egypt and Turkey, that support rival sides.
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The industry ministry said late on Wednesday the DGCCRF consumer fraud agency had sent prosecutors the findings of its inquiry into possible emissions test manipulations by Renault, opened in the wake of Volkswagen's diesel emissions scandal.
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There, he and his wife, Galit Shachaf, make gentle, lovely wines under the Other Right label that come alive in the glass, free of additives, manipulations and the other trappings of the conventional winemaking he studies.
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The VW commercial vehicles division's Amarok pick-up truck and box-type Caddy model were implicated in the carmaker's "dieselgate" scandal as they also carried the engine at the center of the manipulations, codenamed EA 189.
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With the 2020 presidential election approaching, Farid and others are concerned that these manipulations, spread on social media, could enable mass deception—potentially skewing elections by showing a candidate saying or doing something they did not.
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While Kalanick's addition may be a strategic decision by the head of Uber to try to ensure a smooth IPO process and avoid running afoul of the president's Twitter-fueled stock manipulations, Musk's motivations are less clear.
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Read These Stories Next: Bekah M. Is The Only Reason To Watch This Season Of The Bachelor All The Subtle Manipulations Of Arie's Bachelor Breakup Speech Wait, Why Was Bachelor's Bekah M. On A Missing Persons List?
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The prosecutor's office in Braunschweig said in a statement on Monday the new probe centered on "sufficient real signs" that Volkswagen's duty to disclose the possible financial damage of its manipulations may have arisen prior to Sept.
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In signs of Audi's growing confidence, the Ingolstadt-based carmaker made no further provisions for its diesel emissions scandal in the second quarter after setting aside about 1.8 billion euros for the manipulations in 2015 and 2016.
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And so in the latest instance of Yiannopoulos' slickly executed social media manipulations a public critique of Ghostbusters actor Leslie Jones yields a vile stream of targeted abuse — and the understandable reaction from Jones to quit Twitter.
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The Fed regulations and money manipulations have displaced an open market of IPOs by an exclusive game of horse trading among "qualified investors" who get rich and leave Main Street out, and fail to create new jobs.
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Kennedy, from the Lincolnesque funeral onward, remained in charge of her husband's image for the next thirty years, operating sometimes with taste and sometimes with grandiosity, occasionally deploying the vindictive manipulations that "Jackie" regards as her essence.
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Given that subsidies and tax manipulations are part of what makes the "hybrid" system--mixing government programming with the private insurance market--viable, it makes sense that a Republican-controlled congress attacked the ACA at this vulnerability.
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Many creative apps designed for the iPad Pro focus on the start of the design process, like sketches and rough compositions, while desktop apps have the ability to do more complex image manipulations, animations and other functions.
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Hearing victims speak out about these men's aggression, manipulations, and perversion of power — and hearing others who wield comparable power openly criticize them on national stages (what's up, John Oliver!) — gives me hope that things are changing.
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The most successful interpretations of his music to date have been quick to recognize this, notably Jace Clayton's ambient manipulations in "The Julius Eastman Memory Depot," and is why a comprehensive orchestration has remained elusive until now.
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Mr. Durst's lawyers are now preparing to cite those edits — they'll call them manipulations — in an effort to cripple his prosecution as they get ready for a trial set to begin in a few months in California.
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What they don't tell you is that the apps that govern their drivers' work lives rely on a variety of incentives, games, design features and outright manipulations to influence the when, the where, and the how long.
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On Wednesday, Kate Soper's voice was sent ricocheting through the theater by Sam Pluta's explosive electronic manipulations; the text, as usual with Ms. Soper, was a dense work of ancient philosophy, given a lively yet earnest spin.
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The film grabs hold of a notion bubbling under the surface of Obama-era white liberals (yet obvious to Black America!), that Black people's bodies are subject to the bluntness of white power manipulations, Democrat or otherwise.
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Clémence Poirotte, an evolutionary biologist at the Center for Functional and Evolutionary Ecology in Montpellier, France, wondered if our understanding of Toxoplasma might be limited by the paltry number of species in which its manipulations had been studied.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is seeking to prevent China from competitively devaluing its currency as part of ongoing trade talks between the countries, following past manipulations of the yuan, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said on Wednesday.
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The device then translates those sounds into one of five preset functions that turn your limbs into musical instruments, let you add and control filters on an existing tune, and perform a number of other specific sound manipulations.
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In a post-#MeToo world, who wants to watch different ladies bend to the carnal desires of an impossibly powerful man like the Getty patriarch, or realize just how many employees are complicit in Paul's overwrought sex manipulations?
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AI-powered fakes and manipulations aren't hard to spot now (blurring is one of the most common tells, as is low resolution and just plain "looking fake"), but researchers say they're just going to get better and better.
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And much like any other place in which innovation has taken a backseat, we see so many problems with networking technologies today: they are hard to manage, inefficient, unreliable, costly, prone to manipulations and the list goes on.
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A spokesman for the prosecutor's office said investigations were widened about two months ago to include the Vito and bring to light the circumstances of suspected manipulations of the van's emissions, confirming a report by German magazine Wirtschaftswoche.
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Lastly, Sarah Ann Johnson, though most of her images don't contain bodies, showed fascinating manipulations of the medium by using three-dimensional objects inserted through the photograph to make the images take on the import of stage backdrop.
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Coral calcification increased by nearly 7 percent "What makes this study groundbreaking is that it utilized experimental manipulations on an actual reef," said Derek Manzello, principal investigator of NOAA's National Coral Reef Monitoring Program, in an email interview.
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A 2016 UNDP report said women's representation in the Kyrgyz parliament "remains open to all sorts of manipulations" with female members of parliament elected through the quota system often pressured to give up their seats after being elected.
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The OAS report said that vote should be annulled after it had found "clear manipulations" of the voting system that called into question Morales' win, with a lead of just over 10 points over main rival Carlos Mesa.
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Nate Parker plays Kaz, the quietly debonair police officer and aspiring politician who helps her escape the manipulations of her "momager" (Minnie Driver), snip out her weave and trade explicit lyrics for the aching melodies of Nina Simone.
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The OAS report said that election should be annulled after it had found "clear manipulations" of the voting system that called into question Morales' win, with a lead of just over 10 points over main rival Carlos Mesa.
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"Manipulations can be made through simple technology like Photoshop or through sophisticated tools that use artificial intelligence or &aposdeep learning&apos techniques to create videos that distort reality — usually called &aposdeepfakes,&apos" the company said in a statement.
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He represents a meeting of several hip-hop generations, in which the straightforward, unadorned rapping beloved by aesthetic conservatives meets the goofy, hedonistic humor of contemporary pop-rap (minus the melodic, electronic vocal manipulations endemic to the latter).
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"Most of these factions ... continually deny their apparent racist and white nationalist politics by hiding behind nationalistic, American chauvinist, and pro-Trump rhetoric and deploying worn out manipulations around 'free speech' and token people of color," it says.
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After three episodes of Frank's manipulations and Will's publicity stunts, culminating in a 24-hour Skype chat that gives the Underwood camp an opportunity to cast aspersions on Conway's war-hero reputation, America finally votes in Episode 4.
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"No controversy, no political maneuverings, no manipulations as shameful as they may be, will deter me one centimeter from my absolute desire to build a strong, frank and discernible alternative for the French people," he told a campaign rally.
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You begin to notice a contrast in the mood and style of shooting in California versus London — and possibly New York or Northern California — working with the lack of light and technical manipulations of the shutter speed and flash.
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Told in a series of confessional diary entries, newspaper clippings, and letters, Invitation to a Bonfire uses Zoya's first-person account to cast doubt on both Vera and Lev, who comes across as paranoid and childish in his manipulations.
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And that's what the U.S. did by building a trade complaint including intellectual property violations, forced technology transfers, illegal industry subsidies, non-tariff trade barriers, restricted access to American firms on Chinese markets, Beijing's exchange-rate manipulations and more.
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He may find a sympathetic listener in Mr Trump, especially if he harps on Mr Obama's mistakes, the machinations of a "deep state" bent on keeping Russia and America at loggerheads, and the manipulations of the fake-news media.
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VW still faces criminal probes in the United States, Germany and South Korea as well as lawsuits from investors around the world suing the carmaker for what they describe as losses incurred after the manipulations were disclosed in September.
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Right off the bat it must be noted that this project applies only to Photoshop manipulations, and in particular those made with the "Face Aware Liquify" feature, which allows for both subtle and major adjustments to many facial features.
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When Apple introduced ARKit, its augmented reality platform for the iPhone, earlier this year, I thought applications would look more or less like Snapchat Lenses; entertaining manipulations of our faces and more nifty brand-integrations for social media apps.
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When it comes to health, your generation manages to be ahead of the game by tapping into manual and holistic forms of healing (such as acupuncture, massage, and dietetics) that rely on calculated manipulations, sensitivity, and attention to detail.
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The USC group is trying to make better digital manipulations for the entertainment industry, but they also send their best work to Farid, who is now at UC Berkeley, so he can test the power of his detection tools.
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He also said Qatar was still counting on strong support from U.S. President Donald Trump to help solve the crisis and had filed legal complaints with Western regulators against what it sees as currency and market manipulations by its neighbours.
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Europe's largest automaker is also caught up in legal action in the United States, South Korea and elsewhere, and is facing billions of dollars in costs related to its emissions-test manipulations, making it the biggest scandal in VW's history.
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What was utterly un-presidential in the speech is something that should never become acceptable, even though it is now routine in the Trump era: misstatements, manipulations of the truth, and downright falsehoods uttered by the President of the United States.
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Her graceful femininity was in stark contrast to the ungainly movements of Elza van den Heever's Elisabetta, a character portrayed in this production as an awkwardly masculine figure and whose emotive, jealous manipulations were brilliantly rendered by Ms. van den Heever.
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However they also warn of the risks of "lies and manipulations" being dumped onto these platforms in a deliberate attempt to misinform the public and skew opinions and democratic outcomes — suggesting regulation to prevent abuse of bots may be necessary.
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"Defendant Stadler is accused of having been aware of the manipulations since the end of September 2015 at the latest, but he did not prevent the sale of affected Audi and VW vehicles thereafter," the prosecutor said in a statement.
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"Defendant Stadler is accused of having been aware of the manipulations since the end of September 2015, at the latest, but he did not prevent the sale of affected Audi and VW vehicles thereafter," the prosecutor said in a statement.
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Its reflections are reshaped by everything from our conscious choices of what to post (or not) to the algorithmic and deliberate manipulations that alter not just what we see in our feeds, but what we think about the real world.
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LaRiccia submitted his photo manipulations to the mayor's show one year but was rejected so he decided to throw a Salon des Refuses exhibition, a tradition started by artists in 19th century France that were refused by the official Emperor's show.
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The OAS report said the October vote should be annulled after it had found "clear manipulations" of the voting system that meant it could not verify Morales' victory, a lead of just over 10 points over his rival Carlos Mesa.
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Throughout the time that I worked with him, he framed his actions with near-daily verbal assaults and emotional manipulations these inferences felt like threats or declarations like I deserved to have happening to me what was happening to me.
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"Defendant Stadler is accused of having been aware of the manipulations since the end of September 20153 at the latest, but he did not prevent the sale of affected Audi and VW vehicles thereafter," the prosecutor said in a statement.
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"Defendant Stadler is accused of having been aware of the manipulations since the end of September 2015, at the latest, but he did not prevent the sale of affected AUDI and VW vehicles thereafter," the prosecutor said in a statement.
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I drove down one day to catch him fucking around with this piano loop, and I just thought, "This is my opportunity to get in there," and churned out these little manipulations of what he was doing in real time.
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Much of his erotic life was a series of adroit manipulations and disastrous disappointments; Langston Hughes was just one of the younger men who fell within the blast radius of the older man's sexual voracity as they chased his prestige.
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Oren SpieglerSouth Strabane Township, Pa. To the Editor: The latest news about President Trump's tax manipulations and gifts from his parents to undermine his claimed fame as a great dealmaker may make interesting reading but has no meaningful political impact.
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Then there's Varys, who for all his years of political manipulations and ostensible concern for the good of the realm appears to have put very little thought into lining up behind Dany and then next to no thought into betraying her.
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Though a soft barrier has always existed between improvising instrumentalists and vocalists, Winter Jazzfest has served for years as a reminder that some of the boldest new work has to do with singing, storytelling and manipulations of the human voice.
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The multiyear ban, which would have implications for Russian sports far beyond the Olympic Games, fulfilled a prediction made by RUSADA's current chief, Yuri Ganus, who for weeks had called on Russian authorities to come clean about manipulations in the data.
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"We suspect the increased capital flows between the mainland and Hong Kong have encouraged more stock manipulations and frauds in Hong Kong," Carson Block, founder of Muddy Waters and among the most prominent short activists, told Reuters in an email.
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Mr. Trump told Fox News recently that he might reconsider the one-China policy as a way to exact Chinese concessions in disputes over currency manipulations, trade and Beijing's moves to claim rocks and reefs in the South China Sea.
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Dada-Surrealism rejected the tight correlation between words and meaning, which perhaps sounds familiar in our era of Trump post-factuality: slippery conceptual bullshit moves that exploit Soupault-type forms of verbal extrapolation in the interests of far-right political manipulations.
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In 1970, a computer scientist at IBM named Edward Codd decided to formalize this stuff into a new algebra—a novel system of symbols and symbol manipulations meant to organize data not as tangled webs of hierarchies, but as simple tables.
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I did the newer version of the test online and scored 80 percent (woo), but thought some manipulations were a lot easier to spot than others (spoiler: if you're going to try the test, do it now before scrolling further).
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In case you're new to King Lear, the gist is this: A powerful, unhinged king subjects his entire kingdom to upheaval, thanks to the power struggles and manipulations of those close to the throne, including two of his own daughters, Goneril and Regan.
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Also at risk are the separate speech rights of individuals that use online resources, such as those that post comments on news articles or consumers who choose to describe their business experiences online, which may be squelched through manipulations of our judicial system.
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Writing for the Guardian, Daniel and Jason Freeman recently posited that we're living in a "golden age of the conspiracy theory": a moment when, all across our culture, we find mounting accusations of deep state manipulations, false-flag actors, and fake news.
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Since last season, we've seen Sansa turn her back on every man who made false promises to her — whether it was Ramsay's psychopathy, Littlefinger's manipulations, or Jon Snow's patronizing protectiveness and refusal to see her as a player in her own right.
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But while Clinton has created a bit of a straw-Sanders here, what's true is that he appears to deny the authenticity of racism and white supremacy as political forces in their own right — as opposed to cynical manipulations by the wealthy.
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The idea behind the research, from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, isn't to build a two-handed robot from scratch, but simply to create a system that understands and executes the same type of manipulations that we humans do without thinking about them.
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The luxury-car maker may start selling diesel vehicles again in the U.S. after deliveries were banned in the wake of the emissions manipulations, though a decision hasn't been taken yet, Die Welt quoted sales chief Dietmar Voggenreiter as saying in an interview.
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"The circumstances around possible transfers of wealth may play a role examining the question whether the accused Winterkorn knew about diesel manipulations and potentially reacted in some way," the prosecutor's office in the German city of Braunschweig said in a statement on Monday.
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" The researchers said the work was the first of its kind designed to spot these sort of facial edits, and constitutes an "important step" toward creating tools that can identify complex changes including "body manipulations and photometric edits such as skin smoothing.
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VW's current chairman and chief executive were alerted by the carmaker's former CEO to the use of illicit emissions-control software in the United States two weeks before the carmaker disclosed the scale of its manipulations, Bild am Sonntag reported on Sunday.
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Ibizan artist (and Head Designer at Space Ibiza) Giuseppe Pepe has launched a campaign called Loosing My Mind, a series of picture perfect photo manipulations in which he has taken the heavy editing process to its logical conclusion: removing the face entirely.
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In the United States, where VW's manipulations came to light eleven months ago, the German group still lacks technical fixes and is in the process of testing hardware and software that could help it avoid having to buy back about 475,000 affected cars.
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We have the opportunity to demonstrate to the world what real free trade looks like, the type of trade that President Trump has urged, based on zero tariffs and zero manipulations of regulations that give one side or the other an advantage.
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In an era when enforcement officials (including the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's ex-head of enforcement) complain of a lack of resources to police the markets, these scarce resources would be better employed to investigate manipulations that have far bigger impacts on prices.
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Jackie Sibblies Drury's daring, despairing new play at the indispensable Soho Rep counted on that duality as it led its audience through formal manipulations of genre — from a sitcom about a black family to a satire on racism to something truly shocking.
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Was the 5-to-4 ruling in the Alabama case simply a hasty mistake, driven by certain justices' intense disdain for the death-penalty bar and the suspicion, expressed repeatedly by Justice Alito, that even perfectly plausible claims are nothing more than manipulations?
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To be sure, in the years before the coup, when the Gulenists had good relations with the government and an important presence in the police force and the judiciary, there were grave manipulations of the legal procedures, including the manufacture of false evidence.
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And now big tech uses our personal data without proper protections of privacy and monetizes the data through online advertising and manipulations of e-commerce -- all the while getting the President and Congress to protect the sector from fair taxation and regulation.
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Mr. Alix has accused McKinsey of using those connections to earn much more than its court-approved fees: He has filed pleadings with the courts claiming that McKinsey earned an additional $22 million in SunEdison's bankruptcy through a complicated series of accounting manipulations.
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Her treasure trove of an Instagram account includes digital manipulations (President Trump watching the eclipse through KKK-inspired glasses), mock documentaries (the fictitious hijab brand Fardaous Funjab), as well as real-world absurdities (a shopper walking her balloon Dachshund through a Dubai mall).
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As we&aposre getting told, they hacked a certain e-mail account and there was an information about manipulations conducted within the Democratic Party to incline the process in favor of one candidate and as far as I know the entire party leadership resigned.
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Watch the interview below: Read These Stories Next: Becca K. Had The Most Mature Response To Arie Ripping Her Heart Out On TV All The Subtle Manipulations Of Arie's Bachelor Breakup Speech Local Enemy Arie Luyendyk Jr. May Be Banned From Becca's Home State
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Because we as viewers know what Sansa's been through, we are more willing to trust her than Jon is when she warns him that Cersei is more fearsome than the Night King; unlike Sansa, he hasn't quite experienced Cersei's dastardly manipulations or ferocity firsthand.
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Earlier this week, Volkswagen told the German court it had no duty to disclose the possible financial damage of its manipulations prior to September 2015, when it issued an ad-hoc statement that the illegal software could be in around 11 million cars worldwide.
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In House of M, the major heroes are furious or devastated when they learn the truth, but only Spider-Woman ever argues that everyone might really just deserve to be happy and suggests they could do that best by not trying to change Wanda's manipulations.
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We watch him squirm in hearings before the UK Parliament, where he is grilled about how his company's manipulations scored victories for both the Trump campaign and the far-right Brexiteers, who first set in motion the U.K.'s tortuous departure from the European Union.
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The lines look like accidents, post-production manipulations, or a 1990's internet browser trying to render an image on screen over dial-up, but they're made entirely in camera, and are, like Pelle Cass's work, closer to "straight photographs" than they might appear.
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Like the ballerinas and the prostitutes, they operate on a surface membrane that bonds observation, memory, and imagination to the act of art-making, with the interaction between the paper and the press determining the final image as much as the artist's manipulations and intent.
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"Certainly the other possibility is that he's had it — with the intrigues, the backstabbing, the manipulations of politics," said Gadi Wolfsfeld, a professor of political communications at the Interdisciplinary Center, a private college north of Tel Aviv, who is a frequent critic of Mr. Netanyahu.
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Alok woke up in London to several dozen messages from my exchange with Jacob—words of encouragement and counsel, evil plots and manipulations, catty comments about ignoring hangers-on who only want them for their social caché but don't actually want to sleep with them.
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Foreign manipulations The idea that key foreign countries, including Mexico, Israel, China and the United Arab Emirates had acted on conversations about how to manipulate Kushner, according to current and former US officials familiar with intelligence reports cited by the Post, is also a problem.
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An enthusiastic openness to the lives of other species — the timing of tree blooms on city streets, the calls of frogs in wetlands or the arrival of migratory birds — is an act of resistance to deceptions and manipulations that work most powerfully when we're ignorant.
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Audience members can submerge themselves in everything from the brassy manipulations of a little old matchmaker named Dolly (embodied by a little old diva named Bette) to the more recessive mysteries of humanity according to American theater's patron saint of the inarticulate, Annie Baker.
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Ingolstadt-based Audi said it has the greatest possible interest in clearing up the manipulations and is fully cooperating with the authorities leading the searches "The path towards clearing up (the emissions scandal) is far from over," Stadler said on Wednesday at the carmaker's earnings press conference.
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Shares in Wartsila fell 1.8 percent by 1130 GMT after the company said its internal audit revealed that 2 percent of its ship engine deliveries may have been affected by the manipulations, and the deviations in the readings were on average 1 percent of fuel consumption.
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Relative to the abstract ambient tracks that precede it, the EP material offers concrete moments of clarity, particularly Rival Dealer, in which cathartic eruptions of major-key pop acknowledge the queer undertones of Burial's genderfluid vocal manipulations as well as the history of dance music's gay underground.
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Shiv, who at first glance is the most put-together, knows her father will never take her seriously because of her gender, and has compensated by marrying Tom, the least intimidating, least secure man she could find, and making him a receptacle for her own cruel manipulations.
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Anastasis Stephanou, who led a team in Latchman's lab studying the biology of heart disease, seemed to take responsibility for the misrepresented images in the second paper: "The corresponding author, A.S., regrets the inappropriate figure manipulations of which the co-authors were completely unaware," the retraction notice said.
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It is a familiar narrative with a big difference: Thanks to Dr. Mukherjee's remarkably clear and compelling prose, the reader has a fighting chance of arriving at the story of today's genetic manipulations with an actual understanding of the immensely complicated science and the even more complicated moral questions.
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German weekly Bild am Sonntag had reported on Sunday that the current chairman and the chief executive of Volkswagen were alerted by the former CEO to the use of illicit emissions-control software in the United States two weeks before the carmaker disclosed the scale of its manipulations.
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This issue is particularly important since while the 5 percent will supposedly be governed by free market forces, the 95 percent will be effectively steered by a price-fixing cartel — OPEC — the very same organization that Trump has been criticizing for years for cheating America through oil price manipulations.
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These hackers that are being discussed — and I'll get back to it; just bear with me for a moment — as we're getting told, they hacked a certain email account and there was information about manipulations conducted within the Democratic Party to incline the process in favor of one candidate.
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With plates and cups in hand, the women fell into easy conversation about the work of the day, the news of the moment, and universal subject matter on which many black women can bond: haircare and fashion, food and travel, and weariness of Donald Trump's manipulations of power.
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Russia's denials and manipulations of data continued well after antidoping regulators had gone public in September with confirmation that thousands of crucial Russian files had been deleted or manipulated, and that the data that Russia provided did not match a database on Russian athletes investigators received in 2017.
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The OAS report found the results had indeed been tampered with: "The manipulations to the [electoral] computer systems are of such magnitude that they must be deeply investigated by the Bolivian State to get to the bottom of and assign responsibility in this serious case," the OAS report read.
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It's the first time a source has decided to go on the record to corroborate the claims made in a report by the publication last week, alleging that Chinese spies were able to compromise servers belonging to 30 of the US's top tech companies through the use of hardware manipulations.
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The researchers (among them Alexei Efros, who just appeared at our AI+Robotics event) began from the assumption that a great deal of image manipulation is performed with popular tools like Adobe's, and as such a good place to start would be looking specifically at the manipulations possible in those tools.
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The increasing likelihood that the United States will slide into a recession as tariffs and other trade restrictions impair the global economy is revealing yet another serious flaw in the Fed's interest-rate manipulations: Today's excessively low rates cannot be pushed down enough to stimulate a recovery from the next recession.
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VW gave assurance on Tuesday it would be able to manage the financial consequences of the U.S. settlement, which it placed within the scope of its 16.2 billion euros ($17.9 bln) of provisions made to cover the costs of the manipulations, but said its evaluation of the financial risks might change.
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In the Afghanistan document trove, as in the Pentagon Papers, you can see military and civilian officials feeding the press over-optimistic assessments of a likely unwinnable conflict, conducting clever statistical manipulations to create illusions of success, telling hard truths in private while lying subtly or baldly in their public statements.
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"Smithereens" skewers the excesses of a Silicon Valley aspiring to be a New Age-infused, socially progressive culture, even as its biggest companies enact regressive policies, design invasive privacy settings, and engineer social manipulations that keep people glued to their phones at the expense of their humanity (and even their intellect).
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DSW has been pushing for an independent investigation to determine whether the 16.2 billion euros ($18.45 billion) of provisions VW set aside last year will cover the costs of the scandal and to determine if control mechanisms at the carmaker have been improved to ensure that such deliberate manipulations will not happen again.
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It lets them go a step beyond the crude technique, first seen on Reddit, of making it seem that celebrities had appeared in porn movies by placing images of their heads on to the bodies of adult film actors – allowing them to make facial and voice manipulations convincing in ways never before possible.
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It's more of the subtle two-hander scenes that made the prequels controversial among fans, but Filoni likes the moment for its characterization of the manipulations and lies of the evil Sith—Palpatine is machinating to become Emperor and turn Anakin to the Dark Side, using half-truths to sell the con.
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For Mr. Trump's opposition, this premise — to say nothing of the question of whether his campaign conspired with Russia or merely benefited from its manipulations — has thickened the faint stink of illegitimacy that would hover over any president who lost the popular vote, supercharging policy disagreements into nearly existential threats to democracy.
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Using front companies, manipulations of automated signals that radar systems use to detect global shipments, and ship-to-ship transfers in the middle of the night, North Korea was able to "give the impression that the coal was loaded in ports other than in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea," the report said.
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And it is very much the case that the Sunni-Shia divide has widened for mostly political reasons, due to the deliberate and cynical manipulations of Middle Eastern leaders, and not because Middle Easterners suddenly woke up one day and remembered that they hated one another over a seventh-century succession dispute.
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The manipulations Shreerekha describes may have little to do with Mr. Díaz's own abuse; what her piece shows is how men can use their designation as literary geniuses to attempt to dominate vulnerable women, and how some men of color use racial solidarity as a tool to politically coerce these women into silence.
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The central drama is a cat-and-mouse game between Paul Giamatti's fuming U.S. Attorney, Chuck Rhoades, who is dying to become governor, and the slippery Axe, a financial titan who has reinvented himself, post-9/11, as a New York philanthropic luminary, with his shady market manipulations always just out of view.
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"For users and platforms alike, it is getting harder to discern 'real' users and authentic account activities from fake, spammy, and malicious manipulations," writes the researcher Amelia Acker in a recent Data & Society report that explores how metadata — your likes, comments, reactions — is being used to hoodwink the public in new and increasingly lifelike ways.
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But, in the fall of 2017, as she watched the House and the Senate hold hearings on Russia's social-media manipulations, and reviewed the sampling of dozens of Facebook ads released by the House Intelligence Committee—all paid for by Russians during the Presidential campaign—she developed suspicions about the reasons behind Trump's victory.
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Noah Solloway (Dominic West) and Allison Lockhart (Ruth Wilson) are captivatingly twisted characters whom you hate and relate to in the same thought; their cuckolded spouses, Cole (Joshua Jackson) and Helen (Maura Tierney) have their own demons to fight, and watching all these egos, desires, manipulations, and self-deceptions battle it out is nothing short of fascinating.
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The same technical analysis can also be applied in the reverse direction: After fine-tuning the digital image manipulations to make the transition from new to old, we also wanted to take high-resolution images of the existing panels and map their old, aged colors to corresponding "freshly painted" versions, thus rejuvenating the 14th-century work.
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Jurors, being human, are subject to "anchoring" (latching onto the first piece of information they hear and not letting go); to "priming" (being unconsciously wooed by lawyers' manipulations); to the "halo effect" (falling for whatever the most winning witness says); and to the "availability heuristic" (gazing upon the facts of the case through prior experience and knowledge).
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Russia's manipulations make use of these features (from the point of view of those who would make money from social media) or bugs (from the point of view of people who would like political lying to be kept to a minimum) in much the same way as unscrupulous political campaigns that are not subject to malign outside influence.
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Alison, meanwhile, has been taught by her mother that lies are a powerful tool to get what one wants, only to be punished for her manipulations by her elusive stalker A. Her "mean girl" image — cultivated because it's the only way she knows how to feel powerful — is what ultimately dooms her to a life on the run.
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These theories all tell the same larger narrative: That the world is secretly run by a nefarious cabal of globalists (who just happen to be Jewish), and that they employ an endless catalog of dirty tricks and "false flags" to ensure the world doesn't know about their manipulations, the whole point of which ultimately is the enslavement of mankind.
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Caroline: UnReal seems to have also forgotten that while devoting a lot of time to Everlasting's behind-the-scenes manipulations is what yields the kind of salacious moments Quinn and Rachel themselves would kill for, a big part of why season one worked was that it really did get us invested in the outcome of Everlasting itself.
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Thought to be largely self-taught, with a shaky grasp of perspective that made him wisely avoid trying to render deep space, Zurbarán came to be called the Spanish Caravaggio, for his theatrical manipulations of light and shadow, although his knowledge of the revolutionary Italian may not have extended to seeing any original paintings by him.
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As fanzines and then the internet gave fans more and more access to wrestlers' actual lives, an endless series of what Litherland calls "skirmishes" between the WWE and its fanbase erupted: Self-proclaimed "smart fans" make a game of puzzling out the WWE's manipulations, while the WWE works to come up with ever-wilder stories to thrill them.
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Curator Alex Czetwertynski has selected 15 interntional artists to contribute new media works that all involve light manipulations (did you really expect oil paintings to feature at a music festival headlined by Aphex Twin?) — a nod to the festival's name, which refers to the cinematic techniques used to present the illusion of night even while shooting during the day.
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Hackers and researchers alike have been known to use what are called "adversarial images" that use digital manipulations to trick AI algorithms, either by making a facial recognition system think someone looks like someone else, or by forcing a piece of image recognition software to think it's looking at an one object that is in reality just a noisy mess of geometric shapes.
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The authors of the study—Xiao Dong, Brandon Milholland and Jan Vijg, all at Albert Einstein College in New York—began by acknowledging an important but little-appreciated fact: In animals, genetic manipulations, combined with artificial environments, can increase the outer limits of lifespan so dramatically that these animals can live two or three life-cycles longer than their wild counterparts.
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" • Apple says that it "has never found malicious chips, 'hardware manipulations' or vulnerabilities purposely planted in any server," and is "not aware of any investigation by the F.B.I." It adds that it is "deeply disappointed that in their dealings with us, Bloomberg's reporters have not been open to the possibility that they or their sources might be wrong or misinformed.
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In addition, from time to time because of the changing nature of this problem, it is contemplated that the President-elect will be hosting a series of meetings with senior corporate executives from companies which have faced or are facing challenges similar to those facing the government and public entities today, such as hacking, intrusions, disruptions, manipulations, theft of data and identities, and securing information technology infrastructure.
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There is some unarguable textual resonance with 2015's heated racial climate (the Charleston massacre of June 2015 looms large, as does activist Bree Newsome's removal of the Confederate flag from the South Carolina State House, and conversations around extrajudicial killing), but Tarantino's characters are mostly cartoonish mouthpieces for his windy dialogue, and moreover subordinate to his ostentatious narrative manipulations, many of which arrive without significant payoff.
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The effort appeared to have several goals, according to a report compiled by the antidoping agency's intelligence and investigations unit and obtained by The New York Times: to frame the whistle-blower as the ringleader in a scheme to extort athletes and coaches by threatening to manipulate doping samples; to provide cover for the manipulations of test results within the data set; and to help Russia avoid serious penalties from global antidoping regulators.
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