Not just masses of union members, but also masses of data.
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Opiates of the masses instead of Encryption for the Masses. Opioids.
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And when I say "the masses" I mean like, the actual masses.
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Black holes with masses in the range of 30 solar masses or so were unexpected.
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But you want to get to the masses and there's multiple ways to get to the masses.
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Among much else, this ejection produced gold (around ten Earth masses' worth) and platinum (50 Earth masses' worth).
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The utopian ideal of the artists engaging the masses fizzled when Stalin realized that the masses weren't responding.
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The vanguard, trumpeted Lenin in a 1917 speech, must "lead the masses and not merely to reflect the average political level of the masses," for the capitalists have damned the masses to want and ignorance.
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Now, they could understand the masses and the way these masses changed the shape of space when they interacted.
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But, training for him globally, is the masses, how do we make sure that the masses are moving together.
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"Being in this position, you just understand the masses, how the masses think, you know," Boyega said in the interview.
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"We are not aware of any black holes in the universe with masses less than about five solar masses," Scott said.
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"Black holes with masses of about [10 billion solar masses] are observed as quasars in the young Universe," the current paper explains.
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So yes, I know this makes me one of the unwashed masses (worse, a teen among the unwashed masses), but I can't lie.
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Beginning about 20 years ago, 18-inch hangers supplanted 16-inchers as the industry standard, in accordance with the American masses' increasing masses.
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The mayor enhanced his image with a weekly radio-and-television talk show, "Gikan sa Masa, Para sa Masa" – From the Masses, For the Masses.
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Moreover, there seems to be a rough correlation between the masses of these black holes and the masses of the galaxies in which they live.
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Such storms, after all, feed off of the differences in air masses, so the bigger the contrast in air masses, the stronger the storm may get.
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They concluded that culture and the use of the media was the primary tool for oppressing the masses without the masses realizing that they're being oppressed.
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They compared planet catalogs and disk measurements compiled by the world's most powerful radio telescope and found the planet masses were much bigger than the disk masses.
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Docker today announced the acquisition of Unikernel Systems, a Cambridge, UK-based startup that aims to bring unikernels to the masses (or at least the masses of developers).
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But what does this all mean, that masses of these particles, when calculated based on the ratio of their behaviors in an experiment, differ from their individual masses combined?
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And they found 32 percent more stars above 30 solar masses and 73 percent more stars above 60 solar masses than well-accepted models of stellar mass distribution predict.
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In this announcement, black holes with the masses of 20163 and 25 solar masses merged into a larger black hole with a mass 53 times that of our sun.
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Isaac Newton realized that gravity's strength depends on the masses of two objects (like a planet and a moon) and weakens in proportion to the distance between those masses squared.
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They noted that the nerve tissue masses, or ganglia, grew progressively smaller along the central nerve cord, with the smallest masses being the ones most distant from C. kunmingensis's head.
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Some movie marketing experts say the question at this point, in fact, is not how the masses will receive the film but whether there will be any masses at all.
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Mr. Kamprad has come to symbolize the driven Swedish entrepreneur, the artful trend spotter, the strong, enthusiastic leader — the man who gives the consuming masses what the masses yearn for.
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Prior to 2016, astronomers thought that there were two classes of black holes: stellar-class black holes, with masses no more than about 10 times that of our sun, and massive, monstrous black holes at the center of galaxies with masses in the range of hundreds of thousands to billions of solar masses.
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Now, with the Equinox partnership, Halo is bringing its $749 brain-zapping headset to the masses—or at least those masses who can afford the fitness club's pricey TierX personal training.
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While Black Hat World has masses of users deploying masses of money-making schemes, a small pocket of its readers use the porn bot and affiliate marketing scheme outlined by Narang.
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However, the masses in Bangladesh did not protest against the rape and burning of this Hindu woman like the masses in Pakistan did for the 8-year-old Pakistani Muslim girl.
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We may be facing the strongest rise of anti-Semitism in decades, as it comes from both directions — from the leaders to the masses, and from the masses to the leaders.
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In the August event, one black hole with about 31 times the mass of the Sun and another with 25 solar masses, combined to make a hole of 53 solar masses.
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The Trump brand was also created – for the masses.
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Five years after JPMorgan and BlackRock dreamt of bringing metals to the masses via their pension fund managers, the masses in China appear to have found their own path to commodity markets.
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The first gravitational waves ever detected — dubbed GW150914 — came from two black holes that were 36 solar masses and 29 solar masses, respectively; combined, that's 65 times the mass of the Sun.
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"We are not aware of any black holes in the Universe with masses less than about five solar masses," Susan Scott, professor at the Australian National University, told Gizmodo in an email.
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We had two egg masses on our tree this year.
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Where do the 19443 aforementioned elementary particles get their masses?
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But nowadays, India's masses want politics served with more pizzazz.
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And, as a bonus, it comes with masses of foliage.
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Mashable UK's Liza Hearon joined the masses on Tuesday evening.
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Is editing for the Twitter masses or just verified accounts?
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And it just might bring robot hacking to the masses.
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Let the masses move slowly at normal levels of actions.
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So, why open equity crowdfunding to the unsophisticated masses now?
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It has failed to meet the needs of the masses.
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The smaller object, by contrast, was below three solar masses.
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What do you think the masses are going to choose?
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It is a revolution of the individual, not the masses.
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Their activity varies at time scales proportional to their masses.
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Super Cruise feels like a feature ready for the masses.
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And what's their plan for getting it to the masses?
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The unemployed masses will subsist on a universal basic income.
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Eviation faces competition to bring electric flight to the masses.
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What do you think the masses get wrong about sake?
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Lau and Iantorno want to bring it to the masses.
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I am going to use the velocity of the masses.
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Then, visualize the teeming masses of people populating this earth.
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Craig (Jake Epstein) was always good at serenading the masses.
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If it's popular with the masses, will it even matter?
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The messy masses come from something old and something new.
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McGowan: I've always tried to bring subversion to the masses.
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With nowhere to turn, the disgruntled masses flocked to Twitter.
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Meet Dovetale, an influencer marketing platform built for the masses.
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She smiled and blew a kiss to the gathered masses.
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And even then, it's probably too expensive for the masses.
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However, that doesn't mean it's more popular with the masses.
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Harry Briggs, the British investor with masses of Canadian money
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Elantra is for the masses — quiet, comfortable, controlled and predictable.
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It's a redundant system until market masses are using it.
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To create something to make the masses remember your name.
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This spell is spun by those who dictate the masses
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He understands that the masses are trained to want drama.
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But it never quite caught on with the masses, though.
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SKIP THE CROWDS Avoid arriving and leaving with the masses.
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Bret: "Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free," for instance.
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As to how to reach the masses, I don't know.
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Movements are important because that's how we reach the masses.
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Polish tourists celebrate Masses, he said, bringing their own priests.
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Beside the bus, masses of cyclists commuted during peak hours.
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And those masses could have been addicted users for Google.
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ZenGo wants to become the crypto wallet for the masses
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Previously, only Masses had been canceled because of the outbreak.
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Enter the Jews, puller of strings, manipulators of the masses.
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And that's how I end up with masses of leftovers.
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Wavering masses of sound are jarred with squiggly instrumental riffs.
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Astronomers want to learn the masses of the two objects.
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But when the protesting masses cried betrayal, Yanukovych was finished.
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After some early hiccups, they introduced whiskey to the masses.
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In Mexico, he became a folk hero to the masses.
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It is a landscape of elite players and anonymous masses.
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Open Reg would throw open those gates to the masses.
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Lighter galaxies weigh in at around a billion solar masses.
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Convinced by its benefits, Kenyans adopted the technology in masses.
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She realized she could bring her creations to the masses.
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Civil acknowledges the opinion of the masses is not infallible.
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LOS ANGELES — The moviegoing masses sent clear messages in 2016.
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Digital media needs a way to profitably serve the masses.
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"We're bringing space tourism to the masses," Henderson told me.
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Other critics contend that Chinese investments rarely benefit Africa's masses.
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This is exactly where attackers prey on the unwitting masses.
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These depend, in turn, on the masses of those electrons, and also of the protons in the nuclei of the molecule's constituent atoms (or, to be precise, on the ratio of these two masses).
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One theory involves intermediate-mass black holes — those with masses between 100 and 1 million solar masses — that previous research suggested might serve as the middle stages between stellar-mass and supermassive black holes.
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From songs of heartbreak like "Tangled Up in Blue" to social commentary like that in "A-Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall," Dylan has inspired and mystified the masses, and, in particular, the masses of dads.
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For the breathless masses who are curious about James's future — and those masses include friends and rivals, coaches and executives, fans and haters — the clip has been parsed with forensic detail: What does it mean?
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Maybe this was a trend I could market to the masses.
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But that's often social media trolls, not how the masses feel.
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Also, how "total immersion" could drive the masses to virtual reality.
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This console is for the masses, not the spec-obsessed gamer.
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Inside the amber, the tick was swaddled in masses of filaments.
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Getting to see Avengers: Endgame a little earlier than the masses.
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Trump's rise as a phenomenon driven by disgruntled masses abandoning democracy
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It is sleek, quick as hell, and meant for the masses.
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But herbal highs were considered to be ineffective by the masses.
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The first cell phones were not technology meant for the masses.
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The masses are out for blood, and the elites are quaking.
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That doesn't necessarily mean YouTube wants to respond to the masses.
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Tesla recently unveiled its car for the masses, the Model 3.
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So who better to entertain the masses during Super Bowl LIII?
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Banks said it's her calling to bring modeling to the masses.
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Liberals eventually overcame their instinctive fear of the masses or "demophobia".
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And it's all an effort to destigmatize menstruation for the masses.
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The masses think getting rich is reserved for a lucky few.
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A more popular option is to solicit ideas from the masses.
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Or, at least the creative filmmakers and somewhat technologically savvy masses.
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It was an inalienable right of the masses, as was beauty.
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Barack Obama doesn't have to say much to inspire the masses.
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His dream was to open long-haul travel to the masses.
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And all populists claim to defend the masses against corrupt elites.
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An alleged new interview with Drew Barrymore is confusing the masses.
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If Reef couldn't sell MiniDiscs to the masses, no one could.
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Nintendo's original Game Boy brought portable video games to the masses.
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Eventually though, 3D printing will hit the masses – and change everything.
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It is only through technology that you can reach the masses.
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Every dream that seems crazy to the masses looks surprisingly doable.
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You can choose a historical perspective created to rally the masses.
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Reddit no longer offers a worthwhile general experience for the masses.
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As a front page of the internet for the masses, though?
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They promised to make practical electric cars accessible to the masses.
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Used to be you were a member of the faceless masses.
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As the stories are told, identities emerge from the underground masses.
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Puerto Ricans need to cast their votes in masses next week.
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Scandalizing the sensibilities of the masses was part of the vocation.
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So, self-love eludes the masses, as it has for generations.
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Masses, one of the seminal publications of the early twentieth century
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In our celebrity-driven culture stars hold sway over the masses.
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"But we're bringing this idea of material invitation," to the masses.
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Were Prozac and its ilk the new opiate of the masses?
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The KEF Q150 speakers, however, bring quality sound to the masses.
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Historically, hate sprang not from the masses but from those VIPs.
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As for the rest of us, the masses of not-rich?
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Art for the Masses Heart Map Photo, available at Amazon, $34.99
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Play to the masses, play to whatever the popular opinion is.
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The opium of the masses no longer provides the same high.
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Trump is counting on trickle-down economics to help the masses.
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Instead, they should continue to organize the masses to take power.
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The masses crave it, even if they don't always know it.
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During sudden percussive bursts, we saw images of starry masses exploding.
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Its primary airport, Ataturk, can barely accommodate its current teeming masses.
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Previously, only Masses had been cancelled because of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Those experiences were exported to the masses in stark news dispatches.
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That way masses think everything is correct and nothing is political.
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Social networks and sites like Rotten Tomatoes have empowered the masses.
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Yet they're ideal for the masses reclaim in voicing their discontent.
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The masses benefited from slavery, but they weren't the property owners.
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The heavy ice masses weigh down the ground, compressing what's underneath.
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We have to talk to the masses, not just the elite.
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As the masses gather against the elite, the elite digs in.
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To show you the difference in jiggling, I have two masses.
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New York (CNN Business)Robinhood brought free trading to the masses.
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It was an era before streaming was available to the masses.
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As standard candles, quasars aren't ideal because their masses vary widely.
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Sadly, instead of holding out America as a haven for those "huddled masses yearning to breathe free," Judge Millett and her fellow travelers seem to want the Statue of Liberty inviting the masses yearning for free abortion.
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It will not be a masses business only, but a joint effort between the few who will be designated to deal specifically with the Triage and the masses preparing for a new era of prosperity and respectability.
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She's made a career based on the popular approval of the masses.
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Despite being made for the masses, art and culture are often inaccessible.
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Explaining what it appealing was a hurdle to getting the masses interested.
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Today, new technologies promise to synthesize masses of publication data for scientists.
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Finally, the masses can hold the Gulf of Saint Lawrence to account.
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Meanwhile, the masses think getting rich is reserved for a lucky few.
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No significant masses, calcifications, or other findings are seen in either breast.
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But it's Drake's own Instagram that has really riled up the masses.
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A political star for the masses has been born — or perhaps reborn.
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Is there wisdom in crowds, or do the masses behave less responsibly?
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Asia's hawkers do not just provide cheap, delicious food for the masses.
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The masses certainly did—just not for the reason investigators had hoped.
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I look for masses of resistance, outcroppings, formations, but I find none.
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Before this paper, only three white dwarfs had their masses precisely measured.
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Innovation, spread to the masses, is indeed the engine of capitalist economies.
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EA: Give us your tired your anxious masses yearning to get lit.
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Solely focusing on saving money is the secret downfall of the masses.
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"We want to make electric mobility available to the masses," he said.
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Rather, they're observing masses of objects that clearly aren't little spherical raindrops.
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It thrives on demonising elites while celebrating the wisdom of the masses.
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How masses of personal data are shared between security agencies is opaque.
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Since gravity acts between masses, this would add complications into the theory.
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That doesn't keep the masses from chiming in with their opinions, though.
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Virtual reality just got a whole lot more accessible to the masses.
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Amazon built a TV set for the masses, not for the enthusiasts.
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MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD CALLS FOR MASSES TO ATTEND MURSI'S FUNERAL IN EGYPT- STATEMENT
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His campaign slogan, "I like Schweiker," did little to inspire the masses.
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The Federal Drug Administration allowed opioids to be sold to the masses.
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" It's a stretch, mind you, to blame Brexit on the "ignorant masses.
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But this isn't a traditional class war wherein the masses overthrow capitalism.
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Who's winning the race to bring self-driving cars to the masses?
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In the beginning, the communications revolution made computers affordable to the masses.
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His version of disruptive populism appears to engage the angry, frustrated masses.
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We are trying to make this a relevant product to the masses.
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League-educated, glamorous black couple lived in the White House, masses of
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Selling that idea to the masses still, has some way to go.
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LG: And not only solved it, but solved it for the masses?
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He addedthat Sanders will ultimately bring more buying power to the masses.
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A priest from Inner Mongolia holds masses there for ethnic-Tibetan Catholics.
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The government then sells loaves to the masses at sub-market prices.
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The two have been confusing the masses with their cordial internet interactions.
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Sometimes you just have to meet the idiot masses on their level.
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The development could lead the way to supersonic travel for the masses.
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Schwab says his mission is to make investing accessible to the masses.
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Now we've found organic molecules with masses above 200 atomic mass units.
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Remember that these far-left views are not held by the masses.
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His third wife, Michelle, stood next to him, waving at the masses.
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For a building with 826 apartments, separating the masses has its benefits.
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But he was good at communicating with the masses, he went on.
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Why is this still a way we market women to the masses?
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The reality is that these keys aren't for the masses — just yet.
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Harnessing the creativity of the masses could also spawn more viral hits.
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What did we, the Pokénraptured masses, take away from Pitchfork Music Festival?
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Masses who used only cash for their daily lives massively support demonetization.
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The masses don't like to hike [laughs] and they like their food.
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MORE inspired the masses amidst an unpopular war and a financial crisis.
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We were almost completely alone; the masses toiled in the city beneath.
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Many cinephiles bemoan sequels, but the masses still seem avid for them.
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Dealing with masses of immigrants is no easy task for their neighbors.
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Her candor to be herself as she struggled won over the masses.
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VR World, on the other hand, brings the medium to the masses.
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Known as fatbergs, such greasy, compact masses are an established urban peril.
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She made the masses come to her, not the other way around.
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Bezos "has brought masses of technological talent" to the Post, says Graham.
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No one appeared, and the masses voiced her name in somber chorus.
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This was when the internet became more readily available to the masses.
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At The Masses, left-wing activists were fomenting a global socialist revolution.
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"Through its work, Fo Guang Shan is helping the masses," he said.
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What about the tired, poor and huddled masses yearning to breathe free?
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Unfortunately, both are up against a colossal foe: the ignorance of masses.
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He hopped on a makeshift table and tried to calm the masses.
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Richard ably threads his way through its masses, dispensing questions, dislodging opinions.
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There is no indication they are fleeing in masses either, he added.
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Masses of dead fish on a Vietnamese beach in late April, 22016.
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These companies all had the same rationale: bring trading to the masses.
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This program — however impressive — is nowhere near generating energy for the masses.
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The letter, from the archdiocese, was read aloud during Masses on Feb.
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The masses are portrayed as a movement that underpins Johnson Sirleaf's candidacy.
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Two years later, he was illustrating for the socialist magazine The Masses .
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A series of black masses for North Africans who've immigrated to France?
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Unfortunately, that doesn't yet mean bioprinted organs is ready for the masses.
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The fundamentals of the gentle art will trickle down to the masses.
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Woosley hypothesizes that stars with initial masses in the range of 70 to 140 solar masses will die in stepwise explosions called "pulsational pair-instability supernovas" (PPISNs), due to a quantum phenomenon that acts on a gargantuan scale.
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The mass of the Milky Way has been estimated to be as low as 222 billion solar masses (where one solar mass equals the mass of our Sun) to as high as 103 to 210 trillion solar masses.
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The Associated Press reported Friday that Catholic leaders made the decision to cancel Masses indefinitely as authorities continue to carry out operations in response to the bombings that targeted several Easter Sunday Masses, as well as a tourist hotel.
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But it is hard to think that such a grand scene could do anything but good for a sport often seen as too slow and sedate as it struggles to reach the masses, and above all, the younger masses.
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Camp style is inherently performative, but it's also easily digestible for the masses.
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The AIRS map only shows the temperatures, rather than the air masses themselves.
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The art is now appreciated by the masses as a centerpiece for entertainment.
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So let's have a look at what's on the minds of the masses!
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Another study recently showed that asymptotic safety also constrains the masses of particles.
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These clues will catch the eye of the knowing without alerting the masses.
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Founded in 1886, it is the company that brought electricity to the masses.
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Their patrons are liable to additional taxes the unventilated masses do not bear.
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It's still a few years away from selling the bottle to the masses.
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Filtered and EQ'd with masses of reverb and then stacking and sculpting them.
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Their market includes the masses of migrant workers in need of remittance services.
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Now, the company is trying to bring its clean tech to the masses.
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It's more about guessing what the masses would say than actually knowing anything.
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But not many guess that these are the egg masses of praying mantises.
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Inform and entertain the masses, and the feed will keep showing you prominently.
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They marveled at the masses of young people who&aposd joined the fight.
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In other words, hard masses of accumulated mascara were burrowed into Lynch's eyelids.
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On rooftops, hipsters congregated in little gatherings, surrounded by masses of beer bottles.
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To appease the masses, an autonomous yellow submarine was dubbed Boaty McBoatface instead.
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Perhaps half of all Chinese Catholics attend masses celebrated by these "underground" clergy.
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To the masses, Michael Kors' best-sellers may be handbags and ballet flats.
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Saying it opened the skies to the masses is closer to the mark.
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In 22016, Skype finally brought video calling to the masses—and for free.
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But Welltory is aiming to bring this kind of monitoring to the masses.
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The challenge is to make its ideas attractive to the Latin American masses.
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Nvidia is now aiming to bring it in real time to the masses.
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Uterine fibroids are abnormal tissue masses that line the wall of the uterus.
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Or this one, where she issues a warning about Trump to the masses.
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Those same images revealed that the glacier is interrupted regularly by large masses.
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Farage preferred ominous posters of the immigrant masses supposedly invading the British Isles.
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China's masses have the ability to keep Hollywood movies afloat, industry watchers say.
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Project Continua is uncovering women's rich history and bringing it to the masses.
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Which leads to cysts and growths on the ovaries, which are benign masses.
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Wine is essential to Catholic liturgy, without it, there can be no Masses.
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To prove that the multinationals can't always beat the power of the masses.
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The elites write rules that lock themselves in while keeping the masses out.
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If the two masses are identical and released from rest, nothing will happen.
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Remember, the two masses have the same tension force (but in opposite directions).
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A more important reason this is wrong is because the masses are accelerating.
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I guess the masses just aren't very interested in that balance right now.
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This shorthand, later called the "sun-sign horoscope," brought astrology to the masses.
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Selling coding as a ticket to economic salvation for the masses is dishonest.
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Teachers were said to have flown through the air and celebrated black masses.
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As a startup, BRCK's central focus has been delivering internet to Africa's masses.
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Perhaps in parallel universe, McDonalds made enough szechuan sauce to satisfy the masses.
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She had her own quirky gorgeousness, which isn't taken up by the masses.
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There, government officials and their favored cronies do well while the masses languish.
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Her dedication to the pursuit of equality for the masses was adamantine, however.
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Wasser also hopes to bring her legal expertise to the masses with itsovereasy.
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Weaving and knotting, the masses rhythmically engage with the machinery of modern life.
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The masses had proved themselves to be ignorant, irrational and prone to violence.
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Japan's government is empowered once again to mandate imperial obeisance from the masses.
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The B is like 'JBJr,' when I've got to sign for the masses.
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Now, chef José Andrés is feeding the masses in Guatemala after the volcano.
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Then they could rule — forever, perhaps — by promising free stuff to the masses.
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There, the Benedictine nuns taught her to sing Latin Masses and Gregorian chants.
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Backstrom hadn't exactly made much of an impression on the masses with his .
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Most seminars promote 'get rich quick' schemes, which rarely work for the masses.
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In other words, Air-ic was just another anonymous voice among the masses.
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O'Driscoll's mature showing against fellow top rated prospect Mark Andrew impressed the masses.
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Skymind raises $3M to bring its Java deep-learning library to the masses
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Suddenly, it was being played to the masses, and they were loving it.
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At 1.71 billion users, Facebook has to do what's right for the masses.
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And indeed to target masses of political disinformation to carry out election interference.
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That's assuming that they haven't joined the masses in becoming disillusioned with wearables.
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By bringing augmented reality to the masses, 3D stickers could unlock new creativity.
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Narrator: Sixty years ago, air travel was far too expensive for the masses.
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I was also exploring anonymity by working with crowds or masses of bodies.
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Netflix is preparing for the server strain of the bored but quarantined masses.
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"Krazy" George Henderson is a conductor not of music but of the masses.
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Yes, that goes for the masses who flocked to beaches amid spring break.
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Atoms of a single element but of different masses are known as isotopes.
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In 1969, he buys The Sun newspaper, then mutates it for the masses.
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Huddled masses yearning to breathe free now have a new place to congregate.
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For the masses of Black people, suffering is the normal state of affairs.
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The virus outbreak, he believes, has educated the Chinese masses to work remotely.
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When Ja Rule called out to all his "murderers," the masses roared back.
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I've always represented the huddled masses, the average, the ones in the middle.
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Famine isn't just about masses of people going hungry; famine tears societies apart.
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Hollywood popularized the look first before it went to the masses, said Elrod.
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They welcome scorn from the masses because it creates the opportunity for dialogue.
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The masses of enemies who suddenly appeared within Soviet society were largely invented.
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Some flop; "Terminator: Dark Fate" did not pull in the popcorn-munching masses.
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A new version of the paper had a measurement of 2.14 solar masses.
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Brown shows masses of desperate Syrians leaving for neighboring Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan.
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Platforms built to empower the masses were rewarding extremists and attention seekers instead.
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In broadly democratic countries, violence frightens the "masses" as they really are—i.e.
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We would be opening ourselves and our lives up to the ignorant masses.
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For 18 years Masses and other ceremonies were held in a converted apartment.
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I read magazines like The Nation and old issues of The New Masses.
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"How dare you," Greta screams with enough distortion to make the masses mosh.
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That promise will convince masses of consumers to upgrade their phones, he said.
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Mexico also lacks the capacity to offer humanitarian aid to masses of immigrants.
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Mexico also lacks the capacity to offer humanitarian aid to masses of migrants.
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They discussed their hometown, Mr. Lewis's influence and bringing jazz to the masses.
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The mega-rich expect the adulation of the masses and often get it.
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He feels the animals in his work lend an accessibility to the masses.
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You must feed the masses with cruder morsels and ideas like anti-Semitism.
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But I guess that means masses of people know about these books already!
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NextMind isn't the only company trying to develop, for the masses, noninvasive BCIs.
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Honestly, persuading conservative elites seems almost as futile as persuading the conservative masses.
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It's so important to system security that Google updates Chrome (and Chrome OS) automatically whether you like it or not, and Microsoft continually risks frustrating users by pushing out Windows updates for the masses, whether the masses want them or not.
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"I think this is the time that Tesla really has to figure out, are they going for the luxury, high-end, or are they really trying to be the masses; and I'm not sure they get the masses," he said.
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It aims to ease the daily, less Manhattan-centric commutes of masses of people.
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Galaxy collisions happen when gravity pulls the two star-filled masses toward each other.
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Often, by the time they trickle down to the masses, they're out of date.
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The unruly masses, mobilized by facile slogans, looked everywhere poised to undermine free institutions.
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The blasted material doesn't harden into masses of heavy, black rock, like on Hawaii.
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The smallest theoretic mass for a star is around 0.07 to 0.08 solar masses.
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Hashtags meant to inspire activism often fizzle out before they ever reach the masses.
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In order to show the actual size of land masses, their shapes are distorted.
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But what sets PADME apart is the masses of potential particles it might find.
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So with Hexa, Vincross sees an opportunity to bring experimental robotics to the masses.
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The autocratic Chinese authorities learned from Lenin about the fearsome power of the masses.
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The patron saint of glam is Kim Kardashian, who brought it to the masses.
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They help signal boost his preferred message to the masses of conservatives who watch.
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The protons in the LHC have masses, and therefore energies, several thousand times that.
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The others stuck to the metal and formed into separate bunches, resembling land masses.
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Belief in the untutored wisdom of the masses is the stuff of socialist fantasies.
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A slippery slope to how despots wrest power, silence dissent, and oppress the masses.
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It drives the democratisation of capitalism, reducing prices and spreading innovations to the masses.
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Zinc has five stable isotopes — versions of the element that all have different masses.
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Consciously or subconsciously, I feel the masses are engaged in an enormous power struggle.
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Mr Schroeder shows Wirathu firing out racist monologues and sermons to masses of devotees.
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The disk's mass is that of 80 Jupiter masses, showcasing a complex spiral shape.
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You can fly very large masses, whereas with rocket launches you're often micromanaging weight.
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These are standard stories of epics, ignoring the masses with whom these men fought.
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Caravans make for evocative b-roll: masses of people pressing toward the United States.
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He presented complex, sobering science in a visual format that resonated with the masses.
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Regardless, Hisense is jumping on the HDR bandwagon and bringing HDR to the masses.
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They say while its goals are admirable, it's hardly improving education for the masses.
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A company called BzzAgent launched in 2001 to bring brand ambassadorship to the masses.
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But as air travel opened up to the masses, these early airports quickly filled.
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Interestingly, he found that planets with small oceans feature land masses dominated by deserts.
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Understanding this, actively work to ensure you aren't just blending in with the masses.
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"He arrested people, stole their stuff, burned villages, executed masses of people," Roberts said.
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For any benefits to trickle down to the masses, Mr Lourenço must tackle corruption.
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Each film is silent and evokes larger ideas that have long frightened the masses.
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Communism "is for the masses of people, not just a few rulers," Seo said.
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The problem isn't simply, or even primarily, that the masses made a terrible mistake.
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And if Adobe didn't want to do it, free the code to the masses.
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When it comes to reaching the masses, Facebook is still the best social tool.
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Extratropical storms get their energy from the clash of warm and cold air masses.
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When Chiitan rose to this coveted position, her power over the masses only grew.
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Last night, Tesla introduced the Model 3, its affordable electric car for the masses.
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To be American is to proudly welcome the huddled masses yearning to breathe free.
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But the car wash attack has "broader potential impact to the masses," Rios said.
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It turns out that he, too, was subject to the judgment of the masses.
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To the masses, he was a mass murderer, hell bent on capturing Muslim oil.
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He converses with The Based God, spreads His message, takes it to the masses.
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"It took someone like Trump to shock America into the masses that we needed."
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As self-driving cars reach the masses, they'll dramatically raise the stakes for cybersecurity.
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They make it easy to get the message out and to mobilise the masses.
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The use of technology in politics goes far beyond understanding and mobilising the masses.
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A "normal" black hole is closer to 10 solar masses, the Washington Post says.
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Facebook in June unveiled "Project Libra," its plan to bring cryptocurrency to the masses.
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Muhammad fell in love with the masses, and they fell in love with him.
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The next Saturday, and for many Saturdays to come, the masses continued to mobilize.
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It's why democracy works: it represents the voice of the masses, even the voiceless.
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"They cater to the masses, there is something for everyone within Wegmans," she said.
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Rousteing took Balmain to the masses — literally, in last year's collaboration with H&M.
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But Mr. Morris said the tabloid is a great platform to reach the masses.
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This is not an automobile for the masses, given prices that begin at $132,125.
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These historical and literary mashups, it's important to understand, aren't about rallying the masses.
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But if anything, the virtual world looks more like an opiate for the masses.
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Cagaptay: When he first came to power, Erdoğan indeed stood for Turkey's dispossessed masses.
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And that error cultivates the stereotypical image of the cool guy saving the masses.
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Advertising that already exists in these public transportation venues is aimed at the masses.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Stormzy is bringing grime to the masses.
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Cheaper headsets are part of Facebook's plan to bring virtual reality to the masses.
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"This is what happens when anything becomes colonized by the masses," she explains coolly.
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I wouldn't trade that to stay underground, I always wanted to infiltrate the masses.
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But it's found a way to make ephemeral messaging intuitive enough for the masses.
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DRAM chips help servers, gaming PCs and cryptocurrency devices process masses of streaming data.
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Its continued success is proof that the masses will watch movies made this way.
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But personal warmth won't be enough without the ability to inspire masses of people.
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Touch-based mobile devices allowed interactive, gesture-based music production to hit the masses.
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Sure, most of the Moncler-clad masses are here to ski, but why here?
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So why I could imagine myself scolding and encouraging the masses, I don't know.
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This is the difference between justice for the masses and justice for the few.
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Masses were not even canceled when the plague struck Milan in the 17th century.
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Masses were not even cancelled when the plague struck Milan in the 17th century.
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Though the masses have tried, failed, and tried again, Friday morning's victim was Sen.
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The password-fatigued masses will be pleased to find Keeper's new 30% off deal.
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Earnhardt Jr. spoke to the masses who loved the former and appreciated the latter.
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To them, he sold out the country's black masses to the white business elite.
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Some of them posted pictures of the frustrated masses at the Court Square station.
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There are two masses in the problem but only one in the dimensional analysis.
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"This is not just for hyperparanoid security researchers, but for the masses," says Acton.
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Jane Fonda brought aerobics to the masses, and co-ed gyms became more popular.
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His dream of bringing virtual reality to the masses still has not come true.
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There has to be a limit when infrastructure doesn't keep up with the masses.
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A CT scan of her abdomen showed two masses with strings attached to them.
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" Same woman, minutes later: "Do we have any caviar" — more quietly — "for the masses?
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Female-run businesses want to bring audio pornography to the imaginative, ethically conscious masses.
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And it takes into account masses of elements and data and numbers and comparatives.
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Films with a message have never been easy to sell to the moviegoing masses.
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It's also a firearm that caters to the pop culture sensibilities of the masses.
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The race is on to bring security tokens to the masses The race is on to bring security tokens to the masses Because Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are not classified as securities, it's been much easier to facilitate trading on a large scale.
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"For some context, the lowest mass galaxies are around a billion solar masses and the most massive are around 30 trillion solar masses, so the Milky Way is on the higher end of this range—but we already knew that," said Watkins.
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Still, after a decade away from churning out content for the masses, Chappelle doesn't seem very sure of what those masses want or expect from him anymore — and those are the moments when his specials are at their hilarious best and questionable worst.
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Starting Monday, July 2, Dunkin is bringing its take on French fries to the masses.
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And it was important benchmark of Tesla's promise to bring electric cars to the masses.
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After a stint in a mental institution, Greta was released and lost to the masses.
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Read ahead for the A-list celebs who aren't afraid to fly with the masses.
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Anticlericals blamed the Church for supposedly subverting science, emasculating the masses, and encouraging the weak.
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Wide-eyed figurative charcoals, precise still life photography, and… morphing, chaotic masses of human flesh?
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Physicists have discovered six types of quarks, which also have names, masses, and electrical charges.
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So far, it looks like Apple has finally brought AR to the masses—for free.
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That includes their masses, their distance, or how their spins line up with one another.
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But the masses, having spoken with their wallets, have assuaged her fears many times over.
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Tailings are masses of ground waste rock and processed effluents left over after extracting minerals.
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What one of us does reflects upon us all, in the eyes of the masses.
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Sex industry activist Kate McGrew alerted the Twitter masses to the March's retraction earlier today.
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Speaking to the CBC, Gagnon acknowledged her role in bringing this mystery to the masses.
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Meta 2 wants to bring the future of AR to the masses ahead of HoloLens.
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USB flash drives, memory cards, and SD adapters are all tiny, with masses of storage.
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Whether or not they're worth fighting the masses for this Friday, is up to you.
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His law of universal gravitation described the attractive force between two masses in a void.
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This meme provided the anguished masses with a simple template to express their Trump exhaustion.
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By doing so, Apple would optimize its product by appealing to more of the masses.
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The masses of tires and bent handlebars are as disorienting as they are beautiful. —K.
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Sure. My faculty colleagues here at Notre Dame regularly attend masses at which I preside.
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Across the US and around the world, masses gathered in an outcry against gun violence.
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The WFP in Lebanon is busy analysing masses of transaction-level data from contracted shops.
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The voices of the Internet masses would be heard through the Twitter and Facebook megaphone.
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I think they're more interesting because they're not watered down to appeal to the masses.
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The app regularly tests tools that may or may not roll out to the masses.
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In 23, Steve jobs revolutionized MP3 technology by introducing the iPod to enthralled global masses.
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I think the absurdity of the entire thing is what drew the masses to it.
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These stars are particularly large, with masses typically reaching 20 times that of our Sun.
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As CTO, Srinivasan is also focused on educating the masses about cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.
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If Amazon is not printing masses of money now, at least other tech firms are.
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Angolans are used to the powerful growing unfathomably wealthy while the masses forage for scraps.
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They saw the weak masses as good, whereas precisely (davka!) the strong rulers were evil.
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Verizon first announced its plans in early 2018 to begin bringing 5G to the masses.
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He devoted his life to family, friends and spreading laughter and comedy to the masses.
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But today left-wing politicians are pushing capitalism for the masses perilously close to socialism.
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Some called him the Henry Ford of finance for bringing Wall Street to the masses.
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And when masses of people come to one place, we don't take care of it.
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It's hardly surprising that news programming on Watch might not have lured in the masses.
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How many neat options on the web and mobile remain undiscovered by the Gmail masses?
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Life's too short to put yourself through torture just to please the chocolate-loving masses.
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The image has since brought joy to the masses living in an otherwise cruel world.
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The question is: Will governments, corporations, and the masses buy the future Musk is selling?
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Uber turned consumers from one transportation method onto another, effectively selling champagne to the masses.
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That, in turn, allowed them to offer share trading to the masses at bargain prices.
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So, in order to stand out from the masses, you need to do something bold.
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The masses have responded, with more than 180,000 preorders placed in the first 24 hours.
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Shuttling through Hamburg in his armored limousine, Trump caught no glimpses of the angry masses.
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The bigger issue is that $50 isn't affordable for the masses, even for two keys.
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Neither of those will be quite as accessible to the masses as the Camaro ZL1.
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What iOS does represent, however, is a way to bring the experience to the masses.
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Forcing them open revealed glistening masses of flesh, some nearly the size of fried eggs.
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With stricter testing, we can assure a safer ride before driverless cars reach the masses.
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But like all the hippest clubs, the Sea Islands have been discovered by the masses.
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For that reason alone, the company was not exactly a favorite of the assembled masses.
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A new concept—the weekend—and increasing disposable incomes, combined to bring in the masses.
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For decades the Communist Party claimed to embody and express the will of the masses.
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Apple is delaying its AirPods, saying the wireless earbuds aren't quite ready for the masses.
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Experts say that turning to the masses can even yield sharper answers than other methods.
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But "change allocation of resources" is not the kind of call to thrill the masses.
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LISA Pathfinder's electrode housing chambers, where the positions of test masses will be precisely monitored.
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But as a means of silencing the masses, they are surgically designed for maximum impact.
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However, it does pose a problem that Epstein's case may not appeal to the masses.
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Terrorism wants angry souls, defeated communities, and sorrowful masses who have given up all hope.
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It's trying to find more cost-efficient ways to bring smaller films to the masses.
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Thorton ended up loving the dish and opened Prince's to sell it to the masses.
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Fisheries that provide a lot of jobs and food for the masses will be impacted.
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Like Byrne, Binder has always been adept at bringing the cutting edge to the masses.
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Venezuelans struggle to afford scarce food and medicine under soaring inflation — driving masses across borders.
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But with dedication, observation, and a quest for improvement, you can rise above the masses.
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Both have proven histories as artists who bring new and unique forms to the masses.
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Your approach seems to be a more feasible way to bring matcha to the masses.
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We're super excited to announce that we're joining GitHub to bring security to the masses!
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In fact, Facebook opened its own augmented reality platform to the masses just this week.
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The misdeeds of a few administrators do not justify the punishment of the unknowing masses.
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We need to inspirit masses of people, not the elite, who are plenty inspirited already.
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Why not join the masses from the (relative) safety of your home and computer screen?
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It made previously exotic items like fresh fruit and cashmere sweaters available to the masses.
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Every now and then, the trunks of the two species twined into hulking, wondrous masses.
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Siskiyou County might not have big sports arenas or universities where disease can infect masses.
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Expect to pass by masses of seaweed, as well as ospreys, great egrets and oystercatchers.
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"The Indonesian masses are like sheep; they follow everything new," said Ms. Suryakusuma, the author.
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It also introduces the masses to a little known type of Gothic art and craft.
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Still, there's no way to know for sure if the working masses will turn up.
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So are those of us relegated to the unfunny masses doomed to polite chuckles forever?
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In Earthworks, various types of natural sounds generate ever-evolving masses and strata of colors.
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Behind closed doors these elites did indeed bad-mouth the masses (as do elites today).
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Then there are the untold masses of straight men and women who consume it, too.
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There seems no end to the threats, some clearly pitched to stir up the masses.
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Would free-market reform help the poor and create enough jobs for India's unemployed masses?
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It may be the catalyst to drive the true smart automated home into the masses.
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So often, people are told to essentially dilute who they are to attract the masses.
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The Catholic church canceled all masses from Friday to prevent the spread of the disease.
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But in 0003, Topps changed the game again, rejuvenating the collecting hobby for the masses.
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In North Korea, the masses are forced to believe the lies, something Trump clearly envies.
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For the masses in Mexico, the twin pillars of his platform hold a powerful appeal.
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The Catholic church cancelled all masses from Friday to prevent the spread of the disease.
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McHale's was the antithesis of today's gourmet boutique burger franchises that cater to the masses.
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Artists' books can easily disseminate ideas to the masses and give voices to the voiceless.
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"Huddled Masses," inspired by a Nicholas Kristof column, is a critique of American refugee policy.
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It was hard at first because, like the masses, I was never the thrifty type.
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The image also challenges astronomers&apos ideas about the masses of these particular black holes.
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Populism is easy to understand; it's the force that courts the tastes of the masses.
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"No palpable masses—exam limited by prison room chair," one doctor wrote in June, 2013.
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The thing is, large, solid, compressed masses of wood are actually quite difficult to ignite.
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These converging air masses create counter-clockwise circulating motions that can induce whirlpool-like movement.
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What they're saying: Go deeper: Apple "research" app brings health data to the upscale masses
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Feature Can bringing poems to the masses be an antidote to our toxic civic culture?
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The distant land masses of Robins and Shelter Islands looked deceptively close, a swim away.
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I would think the goal of artists would be to share it with the masses.
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Masses of Americans are expected to be on the move to get closer to totality.
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Back outside, I glance at the squeaky escalators belching masses onto the unforgiving concrete curb.
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Stations are already filling with masses of passengers waiting for buses, trains, planes, and ferries.
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After the Model 302, AT&T realized it could sell the phone to the masses.
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The result implies that any such planet has to be smaller than five Earth masses.
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And Kevin—an infamous perfectionist—is, at last, ready for the masses to hear it.
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She is also not one to follow the masses when it comes to her routines.
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With the masses behind him, Mr. Erdogan essentially says he is making Turkey great again.
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"Garvey attempted to enlist the masses behind the elite model of progress," Professor Stein wrote.
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Soon, the doors were thrown open, bathing the assembled masses once more in city light.
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More companies are trying to bring self-driving cars to the masses than ever before.
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We've opened our doors, your tired, your poor, your huddled masses, yearning to breathe free.
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It had more Latin, like the weekly services, which now featured Latin masses and canticles.
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The wind was making a disconcerting whine through the yellowish-gray masses of bare limestone.
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Since many people fear public speaking, overcoming that fear sets you apart from the masses.
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They are stars roughly the size of San Francisco with masses comparable to the Sun's.
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His journey also underscores a vexing problem: how to handle masses of virtually stateless wanderers.
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This type of manual would normally be used for officiating at masses and other events.
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I was separated from the masses along time ago, as far as my thought process.
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Mode's Concert for the Masses at the Rose Bowl in 1988 thrilled more than 1013,000.
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But these magazines could, because they weren't trying to keep large masses of readers engaged.
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Were al-Azhar to embrace reform, some still doubt it would win over the Muslim masses.
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Instead, Mozilla flipped the rebranding process on its head by sharing each step with the masses.
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"Where those two different air masses meet, you get ripe conditions for severe weather," Miller said.
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They wrote the best pop songs for a lost generation of benefits and dole queue masses.
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For the masses, meanwhile, Hipstamatic is irrelevant, and can now itself be considered a vintage app.
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Website Spoil Me is on a quest both to ruin movie plots and enrage the masses.
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Pop-culture depictions of meteors also often depict them as flaming masses of semi-molten rock.
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Between them, these difficult experiments promise to cover almost the entire range of possible axion masses.
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The media likes writing stories about lottery winners because the masses like reading about those stories.
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Sony also won't be partnering with any carriers to help bring these phones to the masses.
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I don't know what it is about Phil that makes such an impression on the masses.
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They did not have much faith, however, that the masses would resist the lure of militarism.
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It seems that the 2017 masses all have one thing on their munching-minds: healthy recipes.
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Sure, Facebook and Twitter sometimes feel like places where masses of people experience things together simultaneously.
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G relates the gravitational attraction between two objects to their masses and the distance between them.
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After the festivities, a local fire department rig sprayed water to rinse the mud-caked masses.
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Furthermore, the predicted particles' masses were not quite the same, but similar enough to raise eyebrows.
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It is the great melting pot, a place that welcomes huddled masses yearning to breathe free.
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They are the salty, addictive downfall of diets everywhere; the opiate of the drive-thru masses.
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Hardworking baristas keep the masses caffeinated with an endlessly customizable range of coffee and espresso drinks.
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It's a rallying call from Queen Bey to the masses, reminding us that Black is beautiful.
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"You've got a front row seat at history," Bon Jovi told the masses at Independence Hall.
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It is easy to create scapegoats, increase the temperature and throw red meat at the masses.
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The glass, metal, rubber, and wires, the speed, the hurtling masses — the city took us in.
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So when Cruz stood beside Trump at the border, his facial hair unsurprisingly mesmerized the masses.
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After the revolution of 2011 a new crop of artists took their work to the masses.
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Masses of troops on loan from the military rushed groups of families and pepper sprayed them.
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Land masses are natural carbon sinks, absorbing greenhouse gases by a variety of processes, including photosynthesis.
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Companies also have to win regulatory approval to serve or sell cultured meat for the masses.
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In 1984, Apple released the Macintosh, which helped bring the graphical user interface to the masses.
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Bezos doesn't care about being the first private company to offer space tourism to the masses.
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The masses judge and relish in the sensationalism — and the very few give truth and love.
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In March, we got a look at the Model 3, the electric car for the masses.
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Activists have lauded the government's action on stent pricing, saying reduced prices would benefit the masses.
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Knowing that you have the support from the masses means more than any title could bring.
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The Frappula descended upon the Starbucks-loving masses last year for just a few short days.
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Elite liberals almost luxuriate in their rage against nationalism and the yokel masses who support it.
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"I just feel like anything that's engineered to accommodate masses of people is bullshit," DiNoto says.
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Calo noted that commercialization is a key part of bringing any new technology to the masses.
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The car is expected to bring electric vehicles to the masses and will launch in 2017.
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Local gazettes often provided information about members of prominent families, but were silent about the masses.
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Elon Musk just unveiled Tesla's Model 230, the car designed to bring Tesla to the masses.
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Several companies have developed technology aimed at making individualized biomechanical analysis more accessible to the masses.
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Three giant masses are planned, in Santiago, Temuco in the south and Iquique in the north.
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These snapshots of particular moments in history often give voice to history's silent masses: ordinary people.
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A museum aiming to bring the discipline to the masses opened in Paris on June 14th.
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According to Siebold, there are endless ways the rich view the world differently from the masses.
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She even brought her love of swimwear to the masses with her own line, Inamorata Swim.
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Unlike generations past, there will be no "dream home" archetype for the masses to aspire to.
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But that's always been what Amazon does best: Predictable, good value and reliable for the masses.
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The problem is that his in-laws are still hooked on the opiate of the masses.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds soared in popularity last year, introducing the battle royale shooter genre to the masses.
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They were found in ocean frontal zones, which act as the boundaries between different water masses.
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They also predicted that it was forming approximately 200 solar masses' worth of stars each year.
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Meet some of the pioneers showing what happens when the masses can teach computers new tricks.
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For the masses, the perception of Norwegian black metal is of an extreme, possibly evil subculture.
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For the rest of us poor, huddled masses the returns would likely be much, much less.
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Somehow the masses of central black holes and their host galaxies seem to increase in tandem.
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The Hollywood Silk Solution is making this celeb beauty secret much more affordable for the masses.
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They are decidedly not the ones that will bring historical awareness or humility to the masses.
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Albert Einstein demonstrated that Newton's laws of motion break down when dealing with very large masses.
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But the largest metal meteorites can remain largely intact, slamming into the ground as giant masses.
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A successor to the iBook, the MacBook was the first modern Mac aimed at the masses.
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The ocean is deep, the current strong, and huge masses of water are recirculated each day.
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Now, they're introducing the Chevy Bolt an electric car with a price point for the masses.
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Mansion guests quickly bypass the masses, taking a private elevator to the 10,000-square-foot haven.
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The team also showed they could measure the relative positions of the masses with great precision.
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Now, the way we think about it, our goal is to bring this to the masses.
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Hell, maybe she was just feeling herself, per usual and thought she'd share with the masses.
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However, there are certain artists whose Grammys performance promises to be a gift for the masses.
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But just like in political democracy, the masses could be manipulated to vote the wrong way.
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People would descend on Craster during the fortnight-long pit holidays and buy masses of kippers.
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Their combined masses will likely be between 1509143 and 80 times the mass of our Sun.
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Now it is being turned into Europe's barrier against the huddled masses of the Middle East.
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Update: Looks like Kylie's wasting no time getting her new Lip Kit colors to the masses.
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For one thing, the Internet masses had found a new vice, outrage, to replace our voyeurism.
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Don't bruised elites always cry foul when they fail to persuade the masses of their truth?
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Looking up as the song sounds its final notes, I flash a smile to the masses.
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There is glorious produce: Masses of greens, herbs, eggplant, cabbage, peppers, beans and pumpkins piled high.
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It is also a technical term for smaller masses of ice on land, ending in glaciers.
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His work was not created for the masses, but rather for a refined stratum of society.
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Buildings and masses of people can provide cover and concealment to hostile actors and their operations.
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Typically, large law firms like Alston & Bird represent masses of clients among their hundreds of partners.
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But Tesla's mission to bring electric cars to the masses was one he couldn't pass up.
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Venice residents have protested against the masses of tourists they perceive as taking over their city.
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I suspect that V.R. will be used by the masses one day, but not anytime soon.
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Researchers have also documented the loss of five tiny land masses in the nearby Solomon Islands.
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He faded into the masses fleeing then, in August 2015, as the exodus to Europe grew.
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Many in the valley feel that bringing the digital future to the masses is God's work.
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African art has given rise to its own form of kitsch, a décor for the masses.
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What security challenges are posed by the ability to modify and repurpose applications by the masses?
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Once he arrives, Curry takes measured steps past the assembled masses, his strides slow but purposeful.
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What have the masses of people done who are treated as outcasts by "we the people"?
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Those whose nationalist critique of parties finds resonance with masses of voters can acquire vast power.
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As technology improves, waves of lower frequency—corresponding to events involving larger masses—will become detectable.
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Joe Rogan recently introduced carnivore and orthopedic surgeon Shawn Baker to the masses on his podcast.
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Half the stars in the Milky Way have masses less than one-quarter of the Sun's.
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You'd be forgiven for wondering why I'm relaying my being covered in strange masses so nonchalantly.
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The unwashed masses of Rap Twitter have given their prayers and now rejoice at their presence.
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The only thing more intense than the heat was the sense of urgency from the masses.
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We cater to the rich and privileged urban elite, while the poor masses fall further behind.
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There's an entire cottage industry devoted to unearthing prolific artists whose work never reached the masses.
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Art was seen as a concern of the urban elite, with no influence on the masses.
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Isotopes are forms of an element that have different atomic masses but retain similar chemical properties.
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Where conditions are right, masses of its yellow blooms can be found well into late November.
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" For instructing "the masses" about animals, "no author, or university even has ever accomplished as much.
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In recent months, farmers have lent their strength to marches, riding slowly with the demonstrating masses.
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Modest-sized Masses can be conducted in ways that do not irresponsibly risk spreading the virus.
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Here's what else is happening: Embedding among the warm, huddled masses might actually feel nice today.
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He had ambitions to work as a set designer for movies, reaching the masses that way.
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You should also move downhill, as hot air masses created by fire tend to move up.
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Metal mining in Haiti will bring profits to the few and more misery for the masses.
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Yet, for whatever reason, these robots do not strike fear into the heart of the masses.
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Instead, the despot dopes the masses by putting benzos in their water and hosting incessant raves.
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But meteorological authorities emphasize that this effect is only reliably seen in large-scale air masses.
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"The Statue of Liberty says: 'Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses,'" he quoted.
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"I was a cook in the military, so I'm used to feeding the masses," she said.
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But what finally drew masses of demonstrators to the streets were wildly unpopular social security cutbacks.
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And Voltaire opposed education for the masses because, he said, someone had to tend the fields.
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If the game's growth keeps up, it would be the first AR app for the masses.
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I'm fed up with "moments of silence" by Congress, the candlelight vigils and masses of flowers.
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The zombies (the lobotomized masses that Cole writes of) are actually the strongest force of resistance.
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Starting at just $59,995, the 2020 Corvette brings supercar-like performance and engineering to the masses.
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The masses were both benign, but not enough fluid was collected to test for the lymphoma.
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"You still want to be in government?" he asked with a smirk, motioning toward the masses.
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He was able to mobilize his masses to speak out against the establishment and the media.
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The 2011 Occupy Wall Street movement mobilized masses in the world's financial heart in New York.
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According to Brown, esports could be the answer to bringing the racing experience to the masses.
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Be informed about your rights, join the masses, register to vote or get others to vote.
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He loved rituals, which began with the Catholic Masses of his childhood in New York City.
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When throwing, the two masses (the shot and the human) would have equal and opposite velocities.
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This gravitational force depends on the product of the two masses and the distance between them.
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For simplicity, I'm going to assume a massless rod with two equal masses at each end.
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If they are to surrender their agenda-setting powers to the masses, their manifestos seem pointless.
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The huddled masses were too dirty, too criminal, too foreign, too loud, too clannish, too Catholic.
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The measures "conform to the expectations of the masses," it said in a commentary on Saturday.
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"Earth will be changed forever when Amazon introduces high quality streaming to the masses," he said.
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But the protests were far smaller than the masses who turned the women's marches on Jan.
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Fortunately, Lauren has a heightened gift for empathy that she wishes to impart upon the masses. ●
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But more changes are needed from the IOC, he said, to help the masses of athletes.
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But giving an opportunity to the huddled masses is part of what makes our country exceptional.
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This narrative consistently presents the staggeringly rich as different from -- and better than -- the huddled masses.
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There is now a lot of competition to create an automated financial assistant for the masses.
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The wealthy roosted on the hills and the masses toiled on the flats and the docks.
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And as companies pulled back on perks, it meant fewer life coaches for America's laboring masses.
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In these pictures, land masses have a weird, floating gravity that makes the earth look extraterrestrial.
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Surely, grim, snobby, fun-hating critics will hate any film the masses might love by default.
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I'm running through an outdoor mall and watching people explode into masses of weird, wormy noodles.
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"Touch will be one of the key mechanisms that introduces esports to the masses," he said.
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