It comes from pure experience, and it feels more authentic.
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The beauty space as a whole needs more authentic creators.
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Read about her adventure and get more authentic Italian recipes here.
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Read about her adventure and get more authentic Italian recipes, here.
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FB: So you don't think that Beyoncé has become more authentic?
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It gives a sense of immediacy and is more authentic really.
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I was looking for a truer Christianity, a more authentic Christianity.
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All considered Mr Sanders to be more authentic than other politicians.
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Are we going to start measuring who's more authentic than who?
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"The taste is more authentic," she said of the stir-fry.
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In this case, the more authentic and involved internship experience, the better.
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In some cases, it might even make your experience feel more authentic.
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At other moments, the two battled over which one was more authentic.
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This sounds more authentic and not autotuned," wrote another under "Tim McGraw.
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There's something that's more authentic to me than when she's a girl.
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Anne-Marie should have included more authentic Moroccan elements in the video.
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I just caramelise it, which I think is more authentic and tasty.
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There's nothing more authentic to me as a person than that interview.
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Our extras are local people, and the scenes are just more authentic.
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"Who someone follows can sometimes be more authentic than what they post."
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Honestly, I think it's getting better because you're hearing more authentic voices.
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Supposedly they are healthier and more authentic than plain old rice and wheat.
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Hearing ourselves say these messages aloud can seem increasingly more authentic and meaningful.
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I assume "roll" instead of "role" to make it read as more authentic?
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But you should be consuming something more authentic to the region, like beer.
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Everything about it made me feel younger and more alive and more authentic.
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What advice do you have for experiencing a more authentic side of Jamaica?
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Because if you think about it, no one is more authentic than Trump.
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"We're going to be better than Lululemon, just more authentic," Mr. Bali said.
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What it taught us was that we need more authentic, real story lines.
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But what's more authentic than the desire to make your life seem wonderful?
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Contrary to Paris, London seems to have a more authentic and varied cuisine.
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" Watson, who stars as Belle, said she wanted to make the character more "authentic.
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" Grande responded to the fan, saying, "It feels sm healthier & sm more authentic & rewarding.
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In the end, it appealed to people looking for a more authentic Vermont experience.
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It really did make the experience more authentic, because my feet did bother me.
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Hollywood's increased diversity and Bollywood's trailblazing have showcased even more authentic versions of myself.
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He seems a lot more authentic than Hillary Clinton, who seems guarded and calculated.
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Assassin's Creed: Origins could scarcely be made any more authentic than it already is.
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They can even spoof local phone numbers, to make their robocalls appear more authentic.
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Democratic officials said the partnership had yielded better and more authentic advertising and outreach.
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That would, in my opinion, make their story that much more authentic and powerful.
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You should be able to share your inner world in a more authentic way.
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He didn't argue that white people's economic pain is somehow more authentic or meaningful.
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Seeing through code switching to a more authentic identity becomes a vital survival tool.
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It's all a very personal process that allows my music to be more authentic.
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The trolls also engaged with pop culture and internet memes to seem more authentic.
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"We're not designing towards trend, but trying to be a little more authentic," he says.
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Elizabeth claims Diana got hold of her home address to make it look more authentic.
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In Beijing, entrepreneurship feels like a raw, and sometimes more authentic, form of Silicon Valley.
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In Beijing, entrepreneurship feels like a raw — and sometimes more authentic — form of Silicon Valley.
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The more authentic, in terms of the materials, you get the more expensive things get.
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Mark Cuban: He considers himself a smarter, better-looking and more authentic version of Trump.
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"C7osure" finds Lil Nas X singing about a desire to live a more authentic life.
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They don't mind when a subway is dirty or late: it's more authentic that way.
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Each of the graves features a signifier of that character, making them seem more authentic.
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If you're willing to spend a bit more, authentic Parmigiano-Reggiano is well worth it.
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The costume designer had Peggy re-wear costumes to give her a more authentic feel.
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He is making the presidency more authentic or more autocratic, depending on the vantage point.
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But when he took a closer look, he quickly realized it was slightly more authentic.
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They are also seeking more authentic experiences from unique store environments small shops can offer.
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Does it make the show feel more authentic, or does it feel out of place?
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Venusian matters of love, relationships, beauty, and even money take on a more authentic flavor.
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The latter may not be that much more authentic, original, or diverse than the former.
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The result, Wilson says, is a more authentic snapshot of what your life really looks like.
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Perhaps it's enough already with the precisely choreographed pageantry, and time to embrace something more authentic.
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"it feels sm healthier & sm more authentic & rewarding," she said on Twitter of her new approach.
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" A backlash is already brewing about the idea that makeup-free Gaga is somehow more "authentic.
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But, lately, food enthusiasts have been fighting a battle to make the paella emoji more authentic.
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The company could work on getting some more authentic, sonically pleasing guitar tones into the instrument.
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That allows him to plug into his video capture device and get a more authentic signal.
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Yet, in a sense, the wines made at Far Niente are no more authentic than Replica's.
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It's a more difficult sell, but it results in a more authentic connection with the character.
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"We fee like it's more authentic ... in terms of how we, as people, relate," Garris said.
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This is the year that Democrats could answer Trump's pseudo-populism with a more authentic version.
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The Handmaid's Tale loves comparing Gilead's strict religious ceremonies with a messier, but more authentic way.
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It's instantly relatable to people, and it makes you more authentic and real in their eyes.
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We want authenticity in all things, including our politicians, and what is more authentic that sweat?
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It has removed a lot of filters, in that I'm a lot more authentic to myself.
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"The more authentic he is as a wild animal, the more powerful the story can be."
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But a houseplant also confers upon its owner "a more authentic form of existence," she said.
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If only she would be more authentic, less guarded and less calculating — wouldn't that be great?
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"I'm pissed off at myself," he said, likely cussing in an attempt at appearing more authentic.
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It made sense to be different and rely on processes that were more authentic to Trivago.
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Mr. Zinke's entourage was a more authentic one, with news releases, helicopters, photo ops and protesters.
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It was more fun this way, more authentic to keep streetwear off the grid and unrecorded.
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"Lady Bird," directed by Greta Gerwig, shows how small details can develop a more authentic setting.
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That could make sending birthday wishes feel more authentic and valuable, and less like a boring chore.
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Taking away the third-party element in the scene gives a more authentic account of the event.
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You can pull the trigger's inside for awesome lights and sounds for a more authentic busting experience.
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Kim, of course, is not alone in her plea for more authentic ethnic foods on campuses nationwide.
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Do you feel it's a more authentic representation of where you're at as an artist right now?
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Though the incidents often come off as clownish, they make him seem more authentic than normal politicians.
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Clearly, Mr. Trump took #NoFilter to the extreme, but all candidates need to be more authentic online.
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"These conversations give the staff a chance to be more authentic with each other," Thomas-Rennie says.
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Traveling this way means you'll have a more authentic holiday than you would at a traditional resort.
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" — Elizabeth Plank, senior producer at Vox "Hillary Clinton would sound more authentic if she answered questions directly.
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So what they wear, even if chosen for them by stylists, feels more authentic for many fans.
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A community that protests it can end up, through its resistance, seeming more authentic and thus desirable.
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Then I went on a dating app and changed some of the wording to be more authentic.
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Many of those curious first travelers keen for a more authentic experience will inadvertently precipitate the problem.
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And whatever the superficialities of Mr. Trump might be, he was more authentic than the other politicians.
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After closing Katch, I was introduced to Reboot, a firm that coaches founders to be more authentic leaders.
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The result is a more authentic type of porn that acknowledges turn-ons aren't the same for everyone.
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Immersive experiences utilizing volumetric photogrammetry may convey a much more authentic and realistic environment to the end user.
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But even if the series' deliberate obfuscation is more authentic, that doesn't necessarily make it a better adaptation.
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I helped found Binary Capital with the mission of creating a more authentic connection and access for all.
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Last week was hard to watch but felt more authentic than the show has been for a while.
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Leaders should normalize failure; it helps make them seem more authentic, and it encourages employees to take risks.
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GN: I think the opportunity to make it more authentic, by making it real, is a key thing.
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Yet the ephemeral nature of the platform also made it seem like a more authentic way of communicating.
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And that's totally OK. But the margarita has a more authentic—and arguably more refreshing—cousin: The Paloma.
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If you want to talk about authenticity in hip-hop, it doesn't get much more authentic than that.
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All of the other GOP candidates were more authentic, more articulate, and had deeper evangelical roots than Trump.
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An unscripted Mr. Trump feels more authentic to me, and I still don't see him as a politician.
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I wore nice pants, from Khaite, but kept a sports bra on, because it's more authentic to me.
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The mixtape, another time-honored way of curating feelings—once archaic, now weirdly reborn—conveys more authentic emotion.
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It provides a more authentic look at the insular, messy, upsetting, and unglamorous world media professionals actually inhabit.
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And it would be wrong for me to think my emotions are somehow more authentic than their emotions.
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It's more difficult, but it's more authentic and, I believe, will be more effective in the long run.
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For many, this blizzard of January spin prompts a yearning for a more authentic politics, free of Washington cant.
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To make the belt appear more authentic, the parents connected via Facebook with belt designer Sergio Moreira in Washington.
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It appears that one or several Twitter users simply chopped off the branding to make it appear more authentic.
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In some ways, it mimicked the current marketer trend to find more authentic voices online to connect with consumers.
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I'm really excited to share this new and more authentic version of myself with my audience and the world.
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Even though it's not official, the cookbook offers up a more authentic take on the food of early America.
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But while these straight artists in the foreground peddled fiction, queer artists seeking more authentic representation built their ranks.
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It's hard to find a more authentic urban locale to experience agrarian culture than the land of line dancing.
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Instead of short skirts and bizarre scenarios (women laughing alone with salad, anyone?) they display a more authentic reality.
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Courtney felt Ginger's life and friendships were so much more authentic than her own... She was envious of that.
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Political disagreement, instead of being ritualized and weaponized, could become the basis for more authentic engagement with fellow Americans.
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They were replaced by what many considered a more authentic Islam, one that did not need the modern amenities.
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In a way, this hodgepodge might be considered more authentic than the original, which was only partly Mozart's creation.
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What is essentially free advertising confirms the quality of the products while feeling more authentic than a paid placement.
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"Your trip will be more authentic and affordable if you follow in the footsteps of the locals," he said.
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"Greenland is a great alternative to Iceland, with far fewer tourists and therefore, much more authentic experiences," he said.
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The coloring of my hair came back darker and more authentic, and the familiar soft texture began to reappear.
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But we also wouldn't be mad if they paved a more authentic future with Noen Eubanks at the helm.
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When we're able to do this, we come across as much more authentic and open and the anxiety disappears.
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Such postings seem more authentic, are harder to identify as foreign, and are easier to produce than made-up stories.
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Yes, but presidents in the future are going to have to make more authentic, direct expression of what they're thinking.
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We usually see a master as someone who exerts domination, but there is another, more authentic, sense of a master.
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However, you don't have to dremel an old console in half in order to get a more authentic Smash experience.
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I doubt that anyone is willing to add color to these sculptures, although that would make them look more authentic.
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Clinton appear more authentic as she tries to compete with a populist liberal candidate who identifies as a Democratic socialist.
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The idea is to let people live more in the moment and therefore provide a more "authentic" recording for followers.
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Even executives at Victoria's Secret know that a younger, more socially-conscious generation are redefining sexiness in more authentic terms.
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Without autotune, her voice is more authentic, and the raspiness of the vocals gives the song a brand new twist.
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"It would be wrong for me to think that my emotions are somehow more authentic than their emotions," Meyers said.
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As long as I've been in the industry, people have always looked to amateur stuff as more authentic and interesting.
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"It just felt like a much more authentic way of storytelling according to the way modern minds work," she says.
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"On some level I hoped to see a modern Singaporean cuisine that is more authentic to our culture," he says.
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We're going to try to figure out ways to bring that kind of a voice, a younger more authentic voice.
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Activating public spaces is important because it's a way for guests to feel a more authentic experience in these places.
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Back at the original place, with the original chef, the cooking was better and you could try more authentic dishes.
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"The field would be freed," she writes, "to find ways to rest its authority and status on more authentic foundations."
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Instead of fixing several tears in the original negative, the team thought it would be more authentic to retain them.
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Tawheed's members "considered themselves more authentic" and had begun getting their own funding from Persian Gulf donors, Hadad told me.
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Foreigners also choose Crete because the "towns are more authentic" and the locals are "hospitable and very friendly," she said.
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Ultimately, though, surrendering to the journey provided for a much more authentic way to experience the country and the people.
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He explains this by noting that the mayor is, in fact, a more authentic Hoosier than the Bible-thumping Pence.
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That is by no means a new argument for Democrats, but it was engaged Tuesday in a more authentic fashion.
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The "I am studying abroad with my foreign friends, who are just so much more authentic than my American friends" accent.
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Bumble's ad campaign, in contrast, feels a lot more authentic — partially because you know it's an ad in the first place.
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Right now in France, traditional TV is trailing a social sphere seen as uncorrupted by the elites, unfiltered, and more authentic.
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And Clarkson's newest album Meaning of Life, is a departure from her pop-rock sound, but Clarkson says it's more authentic.
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These are just general ideas, so feel free to tweak the exact wording to make them feel more authentic to you.
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If you could see its head and neck in front of you on the screen, it would definitely feel more authentic.
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Hopefully, Perry can continue on her path of self-realization and honesty as she strives to live a more authentic life.
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The wider trend in the gaming industry has been to use advances in technology to make the experience more authentic feeling.
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But the reward of being honest—both with yourself and with your partner—is the gift of a more authentic life.
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There was a thing in the Times about how they shadowed a bunch of Professionals to make TV Show more authentic.
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The tweets he created used a smattering of Arabic words and words associated with Islam to make them look more authentic.
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Ms. Kamman thought herself the more authentic French chef and was prickly in her estimation of the American-born Ms. Child.
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From Nigeria to South Africa, the striking locations where Queen Sono was shot only make the show more authentic and unforgettable.
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If ad bans won't help against foreign interference, will they at least help foster a healthier and more authentic domestic discourse?
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"We expect this to be more authentic, less sexualized, and more attuned to the way most consumers now think," Saunders said.
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"We expect this to be more authentic, less sexualized, and more attuned to the way most consumers now think," he said.
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If they criticize the EU's shortcomings, they legitimize the hard right, whose passionate attacks from outside the system ring more authentic.
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In a recent interview with BuzzFeed News, Port said the reboot will feel more authentic than the original iteration of the show.
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The magazine's success in presenting the star separate from her pop star persona creates for viewers a more authentic and intimate connection.
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For users, Snapchat was always about presenting a less manicured, more authentic version of yourself, and the company has a similar ethos.
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"I've only just started a few days ago but I'm already seeing more authentic engagement from my target audience," Melendez told Refinery20133.
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Some brands have started to look for lesser-known influencers, who command smaller fees and retain a more authentic image among devotees.
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In its own study about the use and nature of chat, Facebook says that messaging leads to more "authentic" and meaningful conversation.
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And although she maintains she won't completely neglect her rapping roots, showcasing her soulful vocals feels more authentic to her these days.
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He largely restricted himself to straightforward professions of support for Abrams, whom he said was more authentic and "real" than most politicians.
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While some people moving into floating homes want a bigger, slicker version, the Crists were looking for something cozier and more authentic.
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She hoped that she might discover a more authentic version of herself at Harvard, where she arrived as a freshman in 2001.
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We have to gird ourselves for a future where our AI-generated doppelgangers may come across as more authentic to our acquaintances.
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Then there was his accent, which sounded not Northeastern but Midwestern, as if he found that particular tone more authentic or American.
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Becoming more authentic in my gender presentation has given me a deeper understanding of myself and relieved (some of) my gender dysphoria.
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What's more, the product's name was hard to pronounce, making it a little rough around the edges, which seemed even more authentic.
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Sure. However, Gomez has committed to becoming more authentic recently — and yes, sometimes that means getting real about your most humiliating moments.
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The actress, then barely known in Hollywood, was famously asked to re-write Joanna's meatiest scene so it would sound more authentic.
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Many publicly-traded companies rely on an old-guard way of doing things, but it's ok to be different and more authentic.
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"I do think that the audiences are demanding that we tell more authentic stories that reflect the world we live in," Pakosta said.
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In June, Kardashian West told Recode she posts everything herself because it feels more authentic than having an assistant do it for her.
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When they did that, their conversation partner in this experiment rated the people who dropped these behaviors as more likable and more authentic.
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Or is it purposely engineered to be not-so-good, as proof that the movie thinks rock music is the more authentic genre?
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Hiring more people of color to be a part of the creation process can help create more authentic depictions of people, Fennoy said.
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Embrace the other side of life, which is death, and use beauty products that feel a little more authentic to your inner misanthrope.
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And contrary to the opinions of executives, this confluence of two distinct forms of brand marketing does not a more "authentic" experience make.
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Four oddly-dressed men from Suffolk, halfway around the world, annoying the trendy American kids, the ones that everyone saw as more authentic.
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Yes, the fleeting nature of snaps encourages a truer, more authentic documentation of life in real-time than moments carefully curated on Instagram.
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The goal was to create sounds with a more authentic feel than would have been possible even with the best synthesizers, she said.
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What the steakhouse veteran Will did love about Peter Luger was its atmosphere, which he said had a "more authentic and traditional feel."
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Many ASMR listeners prefer lower-quality, amateur-style videos, because they allow for a more authentic experience that can results in more tingles.
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The same goes for the light-up Golden Tee marquee on top, which, surprisingly, does help feel the arcade machine feel more authentic.
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I get really specific like that, so I tried to really dig in and find stuff that was more authentic to that time.
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A certain style of writing can come across as more authentic, and this can help a book gain status in the literary marketplace.
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A subsequent torrent of tweet storms or off-the-cuff remarks to reporters often give a more authentic glimpse into the President's mind.
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It's a path that also rings more authentic, given they actually come from the same background as the constituents they're bidding to serve.
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Many filmmakers who work with the paranormal say they can tell more authentic, unsanitized stories on YouTube than they can on streaming networks.
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But a battle between the perceived ephemerality of pop and the assumed durability of something more authentic has raged on in her music.
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In each successive scene, your time should be better spent, your character more refined, your work more meaningful, and your relationships more authentic.
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I never thought I'd do it, but eventually, as I used it more, I found Instagram's rip-off of Snapchat to be more authentic.
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Khan concludes, "We believe instantly sharable video can foster more authentic communication between people at work, and convey complex scenarios and ideas with empathy."
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Broad City, which has become Girls' less realistic but more authentic counterpart, dug deeper into male anal sexuality than Girls seems ready to do.
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Meanwhile, the sell to photo buyers is that Picfair images are more authentic and unique, often avoiding the stale look of traditional stock photography.
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A voice recorder playing a loop of Clarkson's shoutings taped to a mannequin could have felt more authentic — and would have been more entertaining.
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The tone is loose and informal — Mr. Reedus mostly skips hair and makeup help, he said, to give the series a more authentic feel.
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We demand an Asian place to be grubby, because it's more "authentic"—all of these constraints, which have such horrible racial connotations to them.
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If you look to your boss or leader and they are practicing what they preach, it is more authentic, so that's a big thing.
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The certainty of what used to be called progress is gone, as is the possibility of a foreign landscape more authentic or more primal.
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Airbnb, which connects people with temporary rentals worldwide, markets itself as providing a more authentic way to visit an area than renting a hotel.
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It was a path to greater self-acceptance, happier marriages and relationships, more authentic communication, as well as a more spiritual, emotionally fulfilling life.
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There's a recurring theme in cable dramas that criminality is, if not admirable, at least more authentic and exhilarating than the overcivilized straight life.
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Mr. Cammack had traveled an hour and 15 minutes to the baths from Washington Heights on the hunt for a more authentic viewing experience.
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I no longer try to discern which of these performed selves might be more authentic, more enduring; which I aspire to, or like better.
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It may be somewhat ahistorical, but it felt more authentic — if that's a thing — than any war movie I've seen in a long time.
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Last year the brand ditched its Coolatta iced coffee beverage for the "more authentic" Frozen Dunkin' Coffee and tried out nitrogen-infused cold brew.
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For a more authentic New York market, though, you'll need to travel a few blocks farther than the last stop on the sightseeing bus.
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Microsoft created a chatbot named Tay that was designed to talk like a millennial and learn more authentic conversation by interacting with humans online.
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Painting, drawing, and sculpting in 3-D, Tsunoda argues, will ultimately result in a more authentic translation of the ideas kicking around in your head.
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For those looking for a more authentic way of getting around, tuk-tuks, or rickshaws with an engine, provide a fun alternative to the BTS.
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This is why Lenovo dressed up a boring T470 to create the ThinkPad 25 instead of reaching into the past and making something more authentic.
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Houseparty may be built for the generations that grew up on screens, but it sees itself as a purer, more authentic form of virtual communication.
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Her newest album Meaning of Life, which will be released Friday, is a departure from her pop-rock sound, but Clarkson says it's more authentic.
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These outbursts, as repugnant as they can seem, often feel more authentic than the reasoned arguments we recite to those who already agree with us.
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Also, it may help explain why voters saw Donald Trump as more authentic and trustworthy compared to his opponent, former secretary of state Hillary Clinton.
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Networks often are looking for projects that feel more authentic because we got away from a lot of that with a lot of formatted content.
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Maybe not so odd, though: In a way, I feel more authentic, less self-conscious, opening up about challenges and sorrows than sharing my joy.
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His closest companion is a robot that caters to his every need, yet leaves him nostalgic for Elaine and longing for a more authentic relationship.
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Sonoma County used to be a lesser-known spot for tourists, but that's quickly changing as wine lovers seek out experiences that are more authentic.
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"It takes the work out of creating a dating profile and gives you a more authentic look at who someone is," Facebook's blog post says.
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Sellers instruct Jessica not to review products for at least five to six days after receiving the item to make the review appear more authentic.
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My favorite place to stay to experience a more authentic view of the city is Hotel Peter & Paul, located in the charming neighborhood of Marigny.
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He adds, however, that being ostracized by religion can be a blessing in disguise if it pushes one to develop a more authentic personal faith.
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Just as importantly, this inclusion would also result in audiences getting a more authentic look at how women interpret, interact with, and suffer through masculinity.
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Well, Vero is a social media app for your smartphone, a bit like Instagram, but it claims in its manifesto to offer a more "authentic" experience.
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Online, however, Pai's jokes about "colluding" with his former employer and being Verizon's "shill" came off as a bit more authentic than he had probably hoped.
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Though Trump comes from the ruling class, he is not of the ruling class, coming in with a wholly different and more authentic set of ideas.
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Your friends know what you really look like, and can help you curate a more authentic version of you than the you might be able to.
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Investors note that, although at first the website attracted cost-conscious millennials looking for a more authentic travel experience, growth now depends on broadening its base.
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There are many completely new companies that never existed before that have now been created to serve customers in a much more authentic and better way.
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Starting the ad with newscasts on the videos gives the accusations a more authentic, trusting feel and grabs the viewers' attention more than using a narrator.
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The series's rewinding powers have been replaced with a far more appropriate option for Chloe, a "Backtalk" conversation mode that feels more authentic to her character.
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The stigma of overtourism is contingent on the sense that a place without as many tourists is more real, more authentic, than it is with them.
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Controlling these characters began to feel more authentic than controlling myself, and the distinction between my life and the lives of my avatars became increasingly meaningless.
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I think it's a lot more authentic to capture a photo just on film, and I have a whole folder in my phone of the photos.
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She said she's been in therapy for five years and talked about wanting to return to her more authentic "Katheryn Hudson," which is her birth name.
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Now, a group of new Midtown poke parlors called Sweetcatch aims to import a more authentic Hawaiian experience, featuring poke by the pound to take away.
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CBS hired anchors with a low-key conversational presence, gave the production a less glossy, more "authentic" feel, and focused on covering politics down the middle.
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No matter what you look like, your gender is real, and people who "pass" as cisgender aren't more authentic or worthy of care than anybody else.
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And if that executive doesn't bend to their will, they will seek out someone, anyone, who feels more authentic to their experience, whatever that may mean.
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"It takes the work out of creating a dating profile and gives you a more authentic look at who someone is," Facebook said in its announcement.
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"It takes the work out of creating a dating profile and gives you a more authentic look at who someone is," Facebook said in its announcement.
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His performance featured a debut of sort of a new, countrified Timberlake that was supposed to present a more authentic self, but came across as clearly manufactured.
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Not only does he masterfully refinish all of the toy's paint work, he also uses the opportunity to upgrade the tractor's plastic wheels to look more authentic.
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Greeting cards give recipients something to hold on to, and can feel like a more authentic way to take in kind wishes than from an online missive.
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Now, Booth is dating steel executive Cory Cooper, and Underwood landed another shot at finding true love on reality TV, promising to be more authentic than ever.
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The executives also stressed that their companies and their leaders must be more authentic to gain a deeper trust from and understanding of their clients and employees.
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Sater found his own dealer, from New York City's 47th Street diamond district, and brought him to the Middle East to make the ruse seem more authentic.
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Now, each post takes between one and three hours to make, and she feeds the pictures through various computer programs to give them a more authentic look.
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The most absurd false claim: George Washington's "two desks" Trump is fond of adding vivid little details to his tales to theoretically make them sound more authentic.
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Photoshop would be faster and more authentic, and lots of online supporters are happy to do some quick cut-and-paste work on behalf of the campaign.
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Creators who starred in it, like Marques Brownlee, have addressed the controversy, while other YouTubers work on their own versions of Rewind they view as more authentic.
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It's not only "much less commercialized," according to Vacasa, but boasts "more authentic restaurants and stores," along with a set of world-famous seaside Mayan temple ruins.
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Every time Michelle drags her husband, the affection that breathes through her words serves to make the Obama marriage feel even more authentic and even more admirable.
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But while we lag woefully behind our taco-customising and Michelada-chugging American cousins, we are starting to dip a tentative toe into more authentic Mexican food.
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"Whether you're broadcasting or catching up with your favorite broadcaster, we are always looking for ways to make Periscope feel safer and more authentic for our community."
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On Bondi Beach, a table at a casual seaside cafe is a less expensive and more authentic way to go than a pricey restaurant, said Mr. Blake.
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That's the Peter Abernathy she's trying to restore, but is it any more authentic than a previous build or the repository of information that he's become now?
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Bohdan Bushell, a special effects coordinator for the company, noted that unrealistic prop weapons can often replace more authentic-looking ones with little harm to the play.
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So you're free to imagine a casting situation in which people are trying to make, say, a prison visitation scene with the movie's white protagonists more authentic.
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One reason, she said, is hidden likes will make users think more about why they double tap certain photos, which would probably lead to more authentic content.
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We like to bring elements like that into our storylines and into the content because it makes it more interesting and more authentic to where we are.
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The internet of the 1990s was a liberating space, he says, where adopting and discarding different avatars could open up possibilities for more authentic expression and connection.
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I think they&aposre gonna look really neat together and just sort of make it a little more authentic, less matchy-matchy, which is always nice, right?
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Apple is expected to outfit its next-generation iPhones and iPad Pros with three-dimensional cameras that can provide more authentic augmented-reality experiences, according to Bloomberg.
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Snapchat's user base is much smaller than Facebook's, but Snapchat has turned some of social networking's conventional wisdom on its head, with ephemerality and more authentic connections.
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Although removing public-facing likes could result in users posting more authentic content and feeling less pressure on the platform, experts said it's not a cure-all solution.
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For example, Amazon recently cracked down on incentivized reviews (those where the reviewer received a free product or discount), in an effort to make its reviews more authentic.
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You can modify it with a company logo to make it look more authentic as you wish, then send it to all your employees, or just a subset.
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While the new Frozen Coffee is billed as a having "a more authentic, energizing coffee drinking experience" than its predecessor, not all customers are excited about the change.
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" Added user Eric Vo, "Adding sweet chili to a chicken sandwich DOES NOT make it 'Vietnamese' Using chopsticks as a gag does not make your ad more 'authentic.
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But still those 10-minute first rounds, which at first seemed uncivilized after years living under the very decent Unified Rules, soon felt real and somehow more authentic.
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Murphy may be effective on Twitter, but his 14-hour filibuster to force a vote on gun control was more authentic than he ever is in 140 characters.
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That said, though I'm glad we're still overachieving, it felt more authentic to go to Huddersfield on a Tuesday night than to go to some Premier League games.
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There was a particularly English fantasy of the countryside as a more authentic, civilized and fulfilling world than the dirty, fast-moving, and industrial reality of city life.
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Liver readers in cultures where the craft is still practiced in some form—from Peru to Siberia—probably could have done a more authentic and ritually coherent job.
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When we have a higher EQ we are more authentic and trustworthy and thus people are more likely to be inspired by us and follow where we lead.
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It's a darker, more authentic look at upstairs and downstairs life during the time of Downton Abbey, as well as the contrast between American and British society life.
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Neither mode feels more authentic, though his work does sometimes require listeners to interrogate their own ideas about what they believe to be more profound: ecstasy or ruin.
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These "nano influencers," who don't work full-time as creators, are much cheaper to hire and can often appear more authentic than career influencers with millions of followers.
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To make Swipe Night more authentic-feeling, Tinder hired Karena Evans, the 23-year-old best known for directing several of Drake's music videos, to helm the project.
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Nintendo can claim that sticking with wired controllers makes its SNES Classic Edition a more authentic retro gaming experience, but in reality it's probably just a cost-saving measure.
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And without dozens of middle men in the way, they can make their ideas come to life without anyone's approval, so when it reaches their fans, it's more authentic.
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This inclusion makes the whole show feel a lot more authentic than KUWTK at times, because these little moments are rooted in a real world outside of Calabasas, California.
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Philip Howard, one of the authors of the report, says that there are signs that people are actively managing fleets of automated accounts to make them seem more authentic.
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Recently, women and people of color have made it clear they want more authentic stories about their lives in films and on TV. Trans people feel the same way.
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In some ways, one of the advantages that Trump had over Clinton is that he was perceived as more authentic and was able to make people feel more. Right.
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It heats tobacco sticks at a much lower temperature compared to a cigarette and delivers a "full and more authentic taste," according to its website, without as many toxins.
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Dillon: I was able to take apart that script and change the things that needed to be changed to make it more authentic, and I thank Bruce for that.
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These little aspects of TikTok's culture make it feel more authentic than heavily edited YouTube videos, or Instagram clips that we all scroll by after a couple of seconds.
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As of today, it has nearly 3 million, driven by frustration with Instagram and a feature set that its founder says enables a more authentic form of self-expression.
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Such candidates can seem more authentic than robotic career-politicians, but they may also be less likely to have minded their online Ps and Qs earlier in their careers.
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This year, seeing a woman on the runway with her natural hair felt more authentic than ever, and it didn't seem like a strategic placement made for diversity's sake.
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The company is a direct competitor of Withlocals, and, similarly, taps into a trend where tourists are looking for more authentic travel experiences curated and hosted by a local.
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Tensions boiled over the most when Hoffman slapped Streep as they were about to start filming in an effort to elicit a more authentic performance from the young actress.
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And I think not only is it clearly groundbreaking and forward thinking, because I think genre matters less now than it ever did, but beyond that it's more authentic.
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"I prefer working with real paint because it feels more authentic to my practice, especially since I like the idea of introducing Fine Art into my illustrations," Ziazi explains.
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Mr. Franco achieved a funny parody of postmodern gangsterism in the 2013 film "Spring Breakers," but, trying to play a more authentic variant of the type, he's laughably weak.
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In December, Mr. Buffett was still looking to make the show an even more authentic testament to the lifestyle he created and the escapism he knows his fans want.
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"The goal of the work is to help clients build skills and insights that help them to live a fuller, more authentic life outside of our sessions," Bejar said.
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The point would be to strengthen the effects of the therapy, allowing a couple to engage with each other more deeply and less defensively, toward a more authentic connection.
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With its realistic portrayal of postpartum life, Frida entered the fray of companies trying to push the boundaries and show less sugarcoated and more authentic experiences in their advertising.
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But the bot ups the spam game by using databases that include leaked passwords and including those in the email, thus making the attack seem more authentic to victims.
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For many people, a thrilling idea bound these events: The region's Western-backed puppets had failed, and now Islam would provide the guidebook for a better, more authentic society.
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Retro games "seem more 'authentic' and 'real,' versus the big box-office-like promotion and rollout feel of XBox and PlayStation games, like 'Grand Theft Auto,'" he told CNBC.
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Everything that converts electrical signals to audio has a DAC (Digital to Analog Converter) installed, but phones like the LG V30 have superior DACs for better, more authentic audio conversion.
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Although some places may feel gimmicky and overcrowded, you can still find some that are smaller and more authentic, so you won't feel like you're walking into a tourist trap.
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The tiny comics don't open to reveal pages inside, but on the back you will find retro-style advertisements to help make your comic book display look even more authentic.
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One of the key benefits of in-housing is the designer's intimacy with the deeply held values and culture of the company, which makes their branding work feel more authentic.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Marvel/Disney/YouTubeRotten Tomatoes is adding a new feature to keep the Audience Score more authentic by verifying that users have seen the movie.
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I see a lot of shirts out there already with my name or face on 'em, and I feel like when it's coming from the person themselves, it's more authentic.
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But tensions boiled over the most when Hoffman slapped Streep as they were about to start filming in an effort to elicit a more authentic performance from the young actress.
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"We can now tell the story in a much more authentic way than we used to with traditional media, and really amplify our messaging," Ms. Baker of Tommy Hilfiger said.
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Every year, Madden's development team talks to coaches, players and other insiders in an effort to simulate a more authentic N.F.L. experience on the gaming systems of fans at home.
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Building relationships with others results in more authentic and genuine relationships where each person is truly [in]vested in the other person's success, and there is more give and take.
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"Based on your boundaries and motivations, your 'girlfriend experience' may not resemble the more 'authentic'—if I can even use that word—experience that my other clients receive," she said.
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In the company's report on "healthy tourism" this year, it presented a blizzard of geographic and economic data to show that the service is producing a more "authentic" travel experience.
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The Carpetbagger How do you make a movie about teenagers when the more authentic it sounds, the less likely it is that young people will be able to see it?
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These elements are silly and superfluous, but they're also indicative of the Genesis Mini as a whole, and the attention to detail that makes it feel all the more authentic.
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Heck, this group can't even put away Bernie Sanders, who, in contrast, is also a candidate who presents a lot more clear messaging and the appearance of a more authentic personality.
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It's weird because I think now, in the past two years, there are all these other products, like Snapchat included, where you're supposed to be this more authentic version of yourself.
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Vero's developers are smart: The app's interface looks modern, but its features and overarching concept, which go back to an earlier time of more authentic engagement and chronological feeds, are retro.
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But this time, it's different: She isn't deleting a social feed because she is hiding, just making a resolution to create a more authentic version of herself in 2018 and beyond.
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The CEO thinks these techniques aren't sustainable long-term, and that if people added all their friends instead of just a few, they might feel uncomfortable sharing more authentic personal content.
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Her affection for spice just doesn't feel genuine: compare it to President Obama's love of mustard, which is obviously 100 percent authentic and comes directly from his far more authentic soul.
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Art that feels like the product of an unlikely journey is frequently presumed to be more authentic; if that journey is marked by disenfranchisement and injustice, the work becomes doubly profound.
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That's when she has another audience with Ezekiel and learns that, contrary to her dismissive initial impression, his whole "fair maiden" trip is no more authentic than her delicate hausfrau routine.
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Micro and nano influencers — who usually don't work full-time as creators — are cheaper to hire and can often appear more authentic than celebrity and mega influencers with millions of followers.
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But there's also a growing interest in hiring online creators that have just a few thousand fans but can appear more authentic and charge lower rates than their more famous counterparts.
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"Micro" and "nano" influencers — who usually don't work full-time as creators — are cheaper to hire and can often appear more authentic than "celebrity" and "mega" influencers with millions of followers.
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Paros isn't a very touristy island (or at least not when I was there) so it felt way more authentic than some of the more "noteworthy" islands like Santorini or Mykonos.
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Speaking of the need for more authentic communication: It's interesting that Marjorie Diehl's lack of "trust" of Elizabeth Keane is based upon Keane's silence about her son Andrew's death in Iraq.
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In the end, this challenge was at the core of the film — my attempt to really capture my mother in a more authentic way, to give an everlasting impression of her.
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Hillman, a leadership expert based and former clinical psychologist, shines a light on how being vulnerable can not only reduce your imposter syndrome, but help others see you as more authentic.
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For some reason, people think that confronting your demons sounds more authentic with a shaky voice and acoustic guitar, which is the opposite approach that Motion City Soundtrack took throughout their career.
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I wanted to take the first couple of years to see how the audience took to me and I wanted the brand to develop itself and then I think it's more authentic.
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While once known best as the "disappearing" messaging service, Snapchat has since successfully expanded beyond its ephemeral messaging roots to develop a social platform for sharing content in a more authentic way.
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"I do believe that if you have female storytelling you also have more authentic female characters," she said in a video snippet that went viral after director Ava DuVernay shared in solidarity.
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I think the more projects that are produced, the more people put their money into telling stories from a variety of backgrounds, the more authentic we're going to be ourselves represented onscreen.
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And so I think people find that very interesting, because it does feel a little more authentic and a little more real than what you might see on a more curated site.
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A friend and I pondered this ourselves after she was asked on one such date; we concluded that coffee was more authentic than a dark bar and less excruciating than a dinner.
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Improved iPad Apple Pencil SupportThe Apple Pencil was designed to go hand-in-hand with the monstrous iPad Pro, giving artists, designers, and engineers a more authentic feeling of sketching on paper.
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The process is a bit less involved than the Classic Shell one and the end results look a touch more authentic to our eyes, though the software you need isn't all freeware.
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I think as far as celebrity endorsements go, she has the potential to be more authentic than many, because people know her struggle and because she's not looking for a quick fix.
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Sanders is expected to have a strong showing on caucus night in cities with large concentrations of young people, many who say find him more authentic than other candidates in the race.
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She had time to make the bed, but not to check the contents of her freezer before buzzing me up—which ultimately, we decided would make the whole endeavor more authentic, anyway.
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They paint an image of 1970s New York as more authentic and free than the contemporary city, a place more accessible to everyone—especially artists—than the wealth-bound metropolis of today.
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It's a hackneyed concept, playing on the idea that rock is somehow more authentic than pop when in reality, pop is a much bigger industry with significantly more cultural cache right now.
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Influencer marketing gives brands of all sizes a way to reach relevant audiences on platforms such as Instagram, Snapchat or YouTube in a way that might feel more authentic to a consumer.
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Her husband, the bearded Ezra, hates her social media practice but the movie strongly implies that he resents her power and success more than he actually wishes for a more authentic life.
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"Some people just want to photo famous landmarks in London like Big Ben and the London Eye," said UK Wedding founder Jeff Lu, adding that many couples now seek more authentic experiences.
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The skinny scrunchies are just a little bigger than traditional hair elastics, though you can choose from a selection of larger options if you want a more authentic, 90's scrunchie look.
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There are some purists who hang on to Apple II computers from the 1980s and refuse to play emulated games, preferring the more authentic experience of playing them on their original hardware.
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The movement toward more authentic Mexican food introduced mole, a Oaxacan sauce whose primary ingredients are tomatoes and alliums, charred until earthy and blended, and has made cilantro as common as basil.
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D. Colgate Rumbough, who was listed in the Viennese ball's program as a chairman of the Junior Committee, called it "more authentic and more elegant" than other stops on the social circuit.
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"Stories are an engaging way to experience content and to gain a closer, more authentic connection with the person or entity behind that content," said Debra Aho Williamson, principal analyst at eMarketer.
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While at first this made him seem, to many supporters at least, more authentic than the average politician, it is now making him look more and more like a giant cartoon bobblehead.
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" He also says that witches are already working with a "large number of Christians," who he considers to be more authentic because they "care about the poor, the sick, and the oppressed.
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This transience of power, so familiar to anyone who has ever been non-white or non-male, feels much more authentic to what may have been the landscape of 70s New York.
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Terry McAuliffe, Perriello has pitched himself as the more authentic progressive -- highlighted by the revelation in The New York Times that before Northam became a candidate he voted for George W. Bush twice.
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Anna's subversion of the Nice Guy trope is much more low-key than what we get in Love, Simon or Colossal, but at the same time it's more authentic-feeling, zombies be damned.
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The sprawling, hillside communities, where nearly 353 million Brazilians reside, were said to be safe for lodging after controversial "pacification" efforts by police, offering a cheaper, "more authentic" experience than Rio's beachside hotels.
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DIY AT-AT Cable Organizer — $32.99 at the Mashable Shop See Details If they're a stickler for accuracy, this 1/144 model kit is less useful but more authentic than the cable organizer.
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To the extent spin creates "a yearning for a more authentic politics" and leads to political innovations and commitments that increase voting and civic engagement, spin will have served a useful democratic purpose.
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However, now that she's on her own and free to live a more authentic life as a woman, she has been striving to become a better parent – and to her children, it shows.
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Profile is admirably flawed, a movie that gets at how online communication can feel more authentic than the kind we do face-to-face, but it doesn't sell its main character's reckless transformation.
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Sex therapy can help you learn how to develop a better connection with yourself or partner, have more fun in the bedroom, come up with new ideas, or feel more authentic, she says.
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Emerging technology could help transgender women like Martin and Noel adjust their voices to more closely align with their gender identity, helping them feel not only more authentic and confident, but also safer.
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Sometimes they get so excited that they start to show up in unexpected places defending the thing they once strongly opposed in a way that feels more authentic than anything I could say.
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This content is much easier to produce but is significantly more authentic than the professionally produced videos; hence, it becomes the "one tail" that drives value and scales video communication and knowledge sharing.
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Image: insideGadgetsAs playing retro games on modern consoles has become more popular, so has the accessories market dedicated to reviving classic controllers that promise to make the retro gaming experience feel more authentic.
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Through making this VR world, Shinkyo explained that he wanted to provide a more authentic portrayal of Edo Japan than the average viewer might have observed through mainstream Japanese period dramas and films.
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And for various reasons (some legitimate, some deeply muddled), a carbon tax has come to be seen by the green left as a simpler, more virtuous, more authentic alternative to cap-and-trade.
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Embedded in their backbone however are the 12 signs of the zodiac – like the Gemini – and their meaning, which feels a little more authentic, bound in millennia of philosophical teachings and planetary observation.
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Though it's a direct descendant of the national gathering, many of the veteran performers in Elko say it's now the more "authentic" event, less focused on sponsors and ticket sales than real cowboys.
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If I worked with another actor maybe that person would have researched it too much or tried to do a more authentic version of Hitler and pulled away the buffoonery I was after.
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At a certain point, it might have felt more authentic had Trump literally begun referring to her as "that woman," a rejoinder that would have more accurately conveyed the source of his disdain.
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This point of view is why I'm mostly optimistic that soon we'll see companies create technologies and experiences that will help people connect in more authentic ways and help them enrich their lives.
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Fans who don't want a lot of numbers getting in the way are no less (and no more) authentic than fans who enjoy poring over stat sheets while they take in the ballpark.
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At Salazar, Ochoa has this all covered with flying colors—including handmade flour tortillas made with local flour, which are the correct vehicle if you would like a more authentic, northern Mexican experience.
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The company focuses on connecting marketers with lower-follower-count "nano" and "micro" influencers who are much cheaper to hire and can often appear more authentic than career influencers with millions of followers.
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But the conversation is important at all levels, and now that we're beginning to see pop bringing something more authentic to the table, there is a definite shift in tone across the board.
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They were supposed to make the app more authentic, with the Stories tab as a place to show the behind-the-scenes version of the finished product that ended up on your grid.
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SONNIER: -- or filtering your own personal politics through the film, I think what you&aposll find is that the movie becomes more authentic and I think that audiences crave authentic experiences and entertaining experiences.
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Lured by the "Korean Wave" of culture exports, from soap operas and K-pop music to food and fashion, price-conscious younger Chinese visitors are seeking a more authentic and less expensive shopping experience.
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In the leaked email, the Sunday Riley employee who sent the email provided the team with specific directions, and encouraged the company's workers to create multiple aliases to make their reviews seem more authentic.
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New technologies, like Twilio's natural language understanding software are learning how to analyze intent during any voice call, which will make it easier for humans and voice-powered robots to have more authentic conversations.
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But by merging influencers with brands presumably looking to tap your bank account, these branded content ads are meant to seem more authentic, according to Liat Weingarten, Old Navy's vice president of brand communications.
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One reason Sanders runs stronger than Clinton against Republicans, and far stronger than Republican opponents in match-up polling, is that he is seen as more authentic, honorable, and sincere than any GOP opponent.
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Despite Trump's decision to back Donovan, Grimm cast himself as the more authentic backer of the President's political agenda, highlighting Donovan's votes against the GOP tax cuts and a House bill to repeal Obamacare.
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The show promised viewers a passport to a grittier (read: more authentic) time, when the city still had a "soul" and one might haphazardly wander into a Ramones show any night of the week.
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Some of the students are smiling and goofy in their ID shots while being stern and focused in their portraits, a juxtaposition that spurs the viewer to wonder which is the more authentic face.
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Pope Francis has opened space for a deeper, more authentic conversation about how the church can keep one foot planted in Catholic tradition without being afraid to step into the lived experiences of others.
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I don't believe that there's a hierarchy of fandom — that fans who have logged more eyeball-hours supporting a franchise are more authentic than other fans, and thus have greater ownership of the story.
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The Conservative Party's savage cuts to spending on public services belied her redistributionist rhetoric — which seemed more authentic when it came from Corbyn, who has promised to renationalize the railways and abolish tuition fees.
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"We know that millennials prefer to be physically active during their vacations and look for destinations that offer a more authentic experience," said Misty Ewing Belles, managing director of global public relations at Virtuoso.
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But being recognized by those same communities can allow trans people to lead fuller, more authentic lives, because they will no longer have to parse two parts of their identity that otherwise naturally overlap.
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In doing so, it instigated a never-ending psychic tug-of-war over which domain was the more authentic, or real, and this tension played out through the surreal stagecraft of the modern city.
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This means a major release will take place around your relationships: Thing won't be the same, and though change is hard, you're taking the first necessary step to creating your better, more authentic life.
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"We need more disabled writers sharing their words and entering the journalism world, so it is my hope that this fellowship will serve as a launching pad for more authentic disability representation," she says.
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Out of that it becomes much more authentic because they're real people, real stories, they're not put together for the purpose of clickbait headlines, and so it has this very authentic, natural feel to it.
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For anyone on a budget: You may have read about or been recommended the Mercado de San Miguel, but for a more authentic market experience, spend a morning or afternoon at Mercado de San Antón.
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In total the tiny cartridge console features 42 classic Atari games built right in, plus a microUSB port that allows old-school Atari controllers to be attached and used for a more authentic gaming experience.
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It means, when you swear, other people process it in the emotion center of the brain so you don't sound so "scripted" and that makes you seem more authentic and passionate about what you're saying.
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This sense of alignment with men and other marginalized communities is vital to forming a more authentic, effective and powerful movement — one that takes a strong stand for equality, love, and tolerance for all people.
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Ms. Cottineau says another challenge is companies' growing preference for real words — a trend driven by the perception that these words represent a more authentic experience — as opposed to "coined words," or made-up monikers.
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Like disco music in Italy or Kit Kat bars in Japan, butterscotch is one of those cultural exports that, by some coincidence of taste or style, comes to seem more authentic in its overseas market.
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If you're pressed for time, skip Step 1, in which you make rice powder to bring the dish together; that's more authentic, but if it would keep you from trying the recipe, leave it out.
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By the early 1960s, he felt alienated from boring, bourgeois suburbia and concluded that Native Americans had a lot to teach the rest of us about how to lead a more authentic way of life.
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But the Argentine pontiff clearly believes that emphasizing a poor church ministering to the world's outcasts is a more authentic, appealing — and ultimately evangelizing — global message than a defense of orthodoxy and Europe's Christian roots.
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"Each film in the series, in its own way, provides a more authentic connection to Black women's expression, stories and experiences," said Dara Ojugbele, one of the curators of the two-week program at MoMA.
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In a bid to improve their use of social media, Democrats tapped Ocasio-Cortez to host a social media seminar Thursday morning to teach lawmakers how to better use their platforms to be more authentic.
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To continue our efforts at demanding bigger, more authentic strides on International Women's Day, we're conducting yet another Bechdel test to determine which fashion brands are doing the most to help women gain equal representation today.
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Match app adds an offline dating coach for your online dating woes My take on this is that most people don't need dating coaches — they need apps that let people express themselves in more authentic ways!
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He's a Rocky Balboa figure for a certain type of young, black Philadelphian, which is why hearing Meek's music soar over the rising action in Ryan Coogler's Creed made the movie feel all the more authentic.
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Finally, for a genre that has sought many times over to create an independent alternative more authentic than the mainstream, it makes sense to choose the typeface for its connotative powers of imparting "ye olde" authenticity.
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The Barista Express isn't cheap, and it's probably overkill if you already own a burr grinder, but you'd be hard-pressed finding a sturdier, more authentic latte and cappuccino machine that doesn't cost thousands of dollars.
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In the early 2000s the internet was still just barely out of its formative period, and, to my mind at least, it offered a more authentic and complete incarnation of American ideals than even America itself.
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But by giving his actors the bones of the story and letting them speak for themselves, Swanberg's "Vegan Cinderella" feels far more authentic and richly felt than it likely could have if he had scripted it out.
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That's up 62% from the same period a year earlier, report Georgia Wells and Jeff Horwitz in The Wall Street Journal: Done well, the marketing appears more authentic than glossy media campaigns on TV or in magazines.
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"Women, people of color, people with disabilities, and diverse faith groups have made it clear they want more authentic stories about their lives in films and on TV. Trans people feel the same way," the letter reads.
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We have seen publishers become creative agencies — such as Vice's Virtue or HuffPost's Partner Studio — where they help advertisers connect with audiences in a more authentic and natural way often through the lens of creating branded content.
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For Adams, the fact that Stein has no wealthy corporate donors bankrolling her campaign makes her inherently "more authentic and honest" than Clinton, who he says has spent the last 25 years courting rich donors and celebrities.
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Live video may be more "authentic", but it also throws some of that efficiency out the window: one tester of the service, Badoo said, has already used Badoo Live to stream a friend's wedding… for 13 hours.
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For a more authentic experience, contact Naya Traveler, which was founded in 2016 by three cosmopolitan friends (one from Morocco, one from Argentina and one from Spain) who organize private excursions to textile cooperatives in remote villages.
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And it's one reason why Trump won is because even though he is a narcissist reality TV star, and many Americans sense that he has massive character problems, he struck people as "more authentic" than our politicians.
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This year, movie after movie — from "Ad Astra" to "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood" — has also told us that men want, or rather desperately need, better life goals, greater self-awareness and deeper, more authentic relationships.
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But now, as "You Only Live Twice" turns 50, she has become more willing to reflect on her bittersweet moment of global stardom, and her decision to discard that in search of something more authentic and personal.
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The reason for the difference: Snapchat wants to provide a more authentic experience, one that does not depend on whether a celebrity is on its service, and one that is not cluttered by adlike endorsements from influencers.
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Drinkworks' biggest feat is getting the drinks cold enough that you wouldn't necessarily need ice to make it palatable, although the company recommends pouring everything over ice to make it "more authentic," according to Drinkworks CEO Nathaniel Davis.
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One line of reasoning might be to say that leaving those in would be more authentic to the device in question — Samsung and Sony's glass-back phones seem to gravitate fingerprint marks toward them — but it actually isn't.
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Meanwhile, queerly beloved pop stars like Lady Gaga, Kylie Minogue, and Kesha are drawing on the sounds and style of country music, often as a way to reinvent themselves and adopt a more "authentic" approach to their music.
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R.J. Hottovy, an analyst who covers food for Morningstar, said that in recent years, companies that have specialized in a particular product and appear more authentic tend to do better than those that try to appeal to everyone.
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Still, the company's shares are down 6 percent from the day before Loeb revealed his stake in June 2017, as food companies continue to struggle against increased competition from start-up brands seen as healthier or more authentic.
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Chief Executive Brian Chesky kicked off a three-day event in Los Angeles with the announcement that Airbnb would offer travelers the opportunity to create customized itineraries for hours or days that afford a more authentic local experience.
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"When a job placement comes down to two candidates where one is truthful and the other one is exaggerating, the gut feeling of the hiring manager is that, in the end, the people who are more authentic win."
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Because her laissez-faire approach makes little effort to fit the fragmentary scenes into a tidy portrait of reservation life, "Songs My Brothers Taught Me" feels more authentic than if she had chosen to impose a tighter structure.
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Among actual queer women, favorites tend to be those that appear more authentic, even if censored, like Jamie Babbit's But I'm a Cheerleader, which famously went up against the MPAA to receive a less-than-NC-17 rating.
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Some are first-timers who want to be near the major sites — namely Gaudí's Sagrada Familia and Casa Batlló — others crave carefree beach time; some are repeat visitors wanting to see a more authentic side of the city.
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M.L.B. has made greater efforts to honor the influence of Latinos in general, whether through TV commercials or the Ponle Acento ("Put an Accent on It") campaign that has led to more authentic renderings of names on jerseys.
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This is a shame, not only because of the missed opportunity for a more authentic voice cast but because the film's characterizations, in comparison to the sumptuous artistry of the rest of its elements, are Kubo's weakest point.
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Jagged Little Pill, the album, isn't about characters performing simulacrums of humanity while being stuck in a bucolic modern hell: It's about characters loudly and angrily trying to fight through that malaise to something better and more authentic.
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If Instagram is QVC for Millennials, TikTok is the line outside the Supreme store for Gen Z. Instead of glossy, in-your-face advertisements for fitness and beauty, the shopping is going to be more "authentic" and narrative.
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" On MTV's progressive, diverse "Real World," the phrase implied that people in the show were more authentic than characters on scripted TV — or even than real people in your own life, who were socially conditioned to "be polite.
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Best of all, he was centrally positioned throughout the evening — someone who speaks for grassroots discontent with the GOP establishment, but who does so from a standpoint of a conservatism that is much deeper and more authentic than Trump's.
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That's more authentic than anything you'll get on TV. And without the traditional norms of who we are and aren't supposed to call, there's an opportunity to contact those we cared about in a different moment of our lives.
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The company is implementing new measures to shield its users from the hard parts, like bullying and body image issues, and trying to build a more "authentic" place for people to share photos and maybe also shop for clothes.
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Why it matters: This is the first time Facebook has seen "a systemic use" of AI-generated photos in profile pictures "to make accounts look more authentic," Facebook head of security policy Nathaniel Gleicher told the New York Times.
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The paella emoji was updated to depict more authentic ingredients, and the peach emoji, mainstay of sexting, was changed twice — initially to look less like a butt, and then, in response to demand, back to something more butt-like.
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Chris Hodson, EMEA chief information security officer for cloud-based security firm Zscaler, explained that while disguised spyware is not new, cyber criminals have become more sophisticated and are now able to make the apps look more authentic and legitimate.
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Even though cruise companies are actively trying to capture the millennial dollar, which is sort of working, cruises still aren't exactly a popular travel option for my peer group; we tend to favor more "authentic" travel experiences (whatever that means).
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If that interaction becomes more natural and less about pointing and clicking and swiping, then we're moving in the direction of being more authentic and human, versus us having to make ourselves like quasi-machines as we interact with devices.
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Like it or not, too, his party does stand for something: the BJP believes that for India to be strong it must abandon the elitist secular socialism of the Congress years and embrace a less inclusive, more "authentic" Hindu identity.
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So it was imperative to have the support, and then obviously their cooperation allowed me to make it feel that much more authentic, because I was getting insight and stories into who these guys were, and what their personalities were like.
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As over-the-top as that is, writers Phil Lord and Rodney Rothman create a deeply personal story for the infamous villain that feels more authentic than the easy "I want to take over the city for no reason" approach.
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The included Apollo 11 minifigures are slightly different, but the set would have felt even more authentic had Lego gone the extra mile and created custom minifigure astronauts with spacesuits that more closely resembled what the real Apollo-era astronauts wore.
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Eating at local hole-in-the-wall restaurants, shopping at local markets, taking local transportation, and staying with local families at a homestay will not only save you tons of money, but you'll also get a much more authentic experience.
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Beme was intended to be a social sharing application that Mr. Neistat described as "more authentic," a way of putting four-second bursts of video out into the social sphere without giving users the ability to edit or tweak the content.
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To put it another way, it hardly seems more authentic to cast, say, Rinko Kikuchi in this role than Johansson, who does happen to fit the physical profile of an anime character, down to the roots of her blonde hair.
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John Caulfield, who served as the chief of the United States mission in Cuba from 2011 to 2014, said the change would expose Americans to a more authentic experience in Cuba than they have been able to get on organized tours.
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Newton's Third Law of Motion applies at the White House: Jacqueline Kennedy, widely credited with bringing in a more authentic and dignified period look, was horrified by furnishings done by the B. Altman department store following a Truman-era reconstruction.
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In time, Afrocentrism was seized by Madison Avenue as a marketing tool and a gimmicky way of trying to sell things to black consumers, as if putting red, black and green on the bag makes the French fries inside more authentic.
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In the future, it's likely that this kind of fan-driven channel will become increasingly common, especially as people get tired of the objectively terrible analysis provided by Michael Owen and Robbie Savage and search out something more authentic and heartfelt.
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With One Strong Word, 'The Hate U Give' Couldn't Hold Its Tongue How do you make a movie about teenagers when the more authentic it sounds, the less likely it is that young people will be able to see it?
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"The key here is not that they are authentic, it's that they appear to be more authentic than they are in traditional media," David Craig, a professor of communication at the University of Southern California and a TV producer, said.
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It's more authentic than Vanderpump Rules, contains more drama and messy rich people than an entire season of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, and boasts more collective ineptness, pound for pound, than any of the dim bulbs on Southern Charm.
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Last year, CBS Entertainment became the first — and so far only — studio to sign a pledge with the foundation to audition disabled actors for series that get picked up (CBS had more authentic castings than any other network or streaming platform).
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His goal is to provide Argentine food that is more authentic than the usual fare found in New York, with crispy sweetbreads; tongue vinaigrette; empanadas filled with chopped, not ground, beef; rolled and stuffed breast of veal; and grass-fed steaks.
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"I'm not sure I totally trust either chain yet, but I now go to McDonald's when I'm in a rush because I prefer the atmosphere," said Zhao, adding he liked that the chain had maintained a more authentic American feel.
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Sanders has argued that he is a more authentic choice to be the party's nominee as he tries to undermine Clinton's double-digit lead in national polls by gaining ground in the important early nominating states of Iowa and New Hampshire.
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The message sent out to its agencies it that the roles women play in its ads must now be broadened to "represent aspirations and wider achievements beyond product-related responsibilities" while their personalities will be more "authentic and three dimensional".
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But you bring up an interesting point, which is that if I didn't necessarily have to make everything I post a part of my online reputation, maybe I'd be a little more authentic in what I'm saying or what I'm sharing.
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They view Sanders as the more "authentic" (that word kept coming up) and consistent of the two, and the one with whom they have the most ideological agreement, even though they generally believed that his positions would most likely be impossible to implement.
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For every instance of Obama declaring Clinton "wicked smart" -- as he did in a Politico interview in January -- was a separate compliment to Sanders, like when Biden told CNN's Gloria Borger the Vermont senator was a more authentic voice on income inequality.
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"When you partner with a third party to provoke that conversation on your behalf, it takes some risk off our part, but it also makes it more authentic, and I just fell in love with the character and her authenticity," Jurek said.
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By letting everyday Swedes communicate directly with foreigners, tourism officials hope to present a more authentic picture of the country than one conjured up by a marketing agency, said Magnus Ling, the secretary general and chief executive of the Swedish Tourist Association.
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And then she got swept up in it... Debi Mazar's character [Maggie], she's always saying, 'You're more authentic now, as this person, even though it's based in this lie, than you were living in New Jersey and playing this other character,' basically.
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The workplace marriage can feel, in some ways, more authentic than many official ones, and early on he told Winnie Holzman ("My So-Called Life"), his main writing partner and an executive producer, that he wanted to explore that kind of platonic relationship.
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But I'm also aware that those are the same emotions a lot of Trump supporters felt, emotions that led them to make their choice, and it would be wrong for me to think my emotions are somehow more authentic than their emotions.
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Needless to say this advanced technology (the standard in VR games, which have had a four year headstart on films) goes a very long way to achieving presence and in turn, a more authentic emotional experience—a heightened awareness of your surroundings.
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In the wave of social media, my guess is, the customers themselves, the girls watching these girls, they respond to that, because they see it as being truer to their personal taste or more authentic than seeing something on a red carpet.
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The lack of marketing became a sort of renegade promotion in and of itself, increasing Pabst's appeal among consumers who were turned off by advertising and looking for beer that was more "authentic" — even though Pabst no longer made its own beer.
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"Each film in the series, in its own way, provides a more authentic connection to Black women's expression, stories and experiences," said Ojugbele, who is also a program manager at New York's African Film Festival, in a recent interview about the film series.
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Put all of it together, and it's as if brevity, a change in case, a lack of makeup, or a long, swelling sigh can all somehow make atonement seem more authentic—but these days, the illusion doesn't seem to be fooling people too much.
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The company just introduced a trio of new features designed to make Instagram a generally safer and more authentic place to hang out (third-party 2FA — enable it!) and for the first time the platform now offers users a straightforward way to request verification.
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The shift — and the rise of the sharing economy — has proven that today's travelers are seeking out more authentic experiences as they're opting for AirBnbs rather than luxury hotels and planning their travel itineraries so they can fully immerse themselves within the local culture.
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In its place, the company says it is rolling out a new feature called Badoo Live — live video broadcasts to help people show off their personalities on the platform in a more authentic way, after its users said they were losing interest in swiping.
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"The consolidation of [Amazon and Whole Foods] is likely to accelerate the trend we have already seen among Millennial consumers who have rejected traditional Big Food brands in favor of more authentic, trendy offerings," Credit Suisse analyst Robert Moskow wrote in a note to clients.
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This isn't necessarily to say that the solution to all of this is for us to start getting naked with our therapists—just that maybe psychologists of the 20th century were onto something in their search for a more authentic form of human interaction.
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Carole, you made history twice: first as one of the young, New York writers of the '60s hits; then as part of the singer-songwriter movement of the early '70s, which asserted that the quirky writer's voice was more authentic than the "professional" singer.
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But test models and engineering replicas, allegedly from the laboratory where the legendary Sergei Korolev built them, have surfaced in museums and collections in recent years — "some more authentic than others," said Robert Pearlman, a journalist and space historian who runs the website Collectspace.
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If the contemporary city dweller — faced with skyrocketing property values and the scrubbed corporatization of High Street — spends much time feeling nostalgic for that grittier, more authentic time of low rents and urban blight, then Southwark offers a particularly long and glorious history to savor.
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Authors may be a more authentic case study for understanding the sometimes subconscious connections between identity and image than any politician or celebrity — than anyone with a job that nominally requires regular public appearances and hence demands awareness of the tools of nonverbal communication.
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This is how it works: I book my flights (in economy, naturally, an arduous experience for someone 6 feet 3 inches tall), followed by my lodging (homeshare sites and crashing with friends tends to offer a more authentic experience than hotels, but I'll stay anywhere).
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I'm tired of hearing that if Hillary weren't such a lousy candidate and could smile more, connect better, be less guarded, more authentic, and livestream her doctors' visits so we all know what's up in real time, then she would be more likable and consequently electable.
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Lionsgate Premiere releases the low-budget thriller (the largely improvised film is presented in grainy 16mm to make it feel more authentic) on Friday, and it's worth a look, if only to see how Johnson and his collaborators talked their way inside the hallowed walls of NASA.
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Ellis, who plays Brad, said his character is one example of how the show aims to reach younger audiences with a more authentic message about how being a teenager isn't always a positive experience — there are bullies, there are hardships, but you can still work through it.
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The new profile of the court immediately makes Trump a consequential president, for all of the chaos and discord that rages around his White House, and means his legacy will include an achievement that eluded previous Republican presidents -- all of whom had more authentic conservative credentials.
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Kamiu Lee, CEO of influencer marketing company Activate, said For Those Who Tour's approach lends itself to more authentic and organic content posted by the musicians compared to a more formal sponsored partnership in which a brand may exert more control over the message of the post.
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Why it matters: Fashion and beauty media has been hit particularly hard by the transition to digital, in part because newer bloggers and digital upstarts have been able to develop deeper relationships with consumers using direct-to-consumer products and influencers on social media that seem more authentic.
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Influential women such as Anne-Marie Slaughter thankfully have begun to highlight a more authentic feminist logic: if society better valued caregiving, then perhaps men would do more of it, and we'd see greater collaboration in the home, more equity in the workplace, and more family-friendly policies.
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"Most accounts were primarily automated, but they would frequently show signs of manual intervention, such as posting original content or slightly changing the wording of reposted [content], presumably in an attempt to make them appear more authentic and reduce the risk of their deletion," Symantec's Gillian Cleary wrote.
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Similarly, though Rodriguez might or might not help the Yankees to the postseason this year, he, like the rest of the pinstriped cohort of aged mercenaries that surrounds him, stands in the way of a younger team that might not be as successful but will inevitably be more authentic.
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Seven years later, she's shedding her good-girl persona for something a little more authentic, as evidenced by her role in Famous In Love (which is officially coming back for season 2), and her musical pivot to darker, less bubblegum pop that her fans can find relatable in whole new ways.
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It's interesting that Miranda grew up in suburbia, because she was born on YouTube, where you usually see more authentic American homes — much more often than you do on traditional TV. The house and town Miranda grew up in are very much based on how I was raised, and my hometown.
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On TikTok, the video app that many in Gen Z prefer over Instagram, users regularly include in their bios something to the effect of "just tryna get famous," which, ultimately is a lot more authentic than admitting that sometimes your three kids make life difficult or that you feel sad sometimes.
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Bringing the functionality to iOS is a huge expansion for Remote Play, although it's a shame that you're not officially able to pair a DualShock 4 controller with the app via Bluetooth for a more authentic experience (although some users have reported being able to get the controller working via a sneaky workaround).
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It paid off: The vocals by newcomer Anthony Gonzalez as Miguel make the entire tale feel more authentic, and characters brought to life by the likes of Benjamin Bratt, Jaime Camil, Alanna Ubach, and Gael Garcia Bernal make the setting feel inclusive rather than exclusive, as movies about non-American cultures often can.
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In answering whether he, a white man, was the right person to bring what he deems more "authentic" Chinese cooking to Middle America, he also wound up dismissing P.F. Chang's founder Philip Chiang as a "rich, American kid on the inside" who is ripping off Chinese cooking more than Zimmern himself is.
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And because it's often those who are left behind who are making the funeral decisions, it's boomers' kids, the Gen X-ers and millennials, who are primed to be the real drivers of the acceptance of green burials as we continue to look for more authentic, meaningful, and conscientious ways to grieve.
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In a GQ piece on the app Happy Couple, Dr. Christoph Lutz of the Nordic Centre for Internet & Society urges caution: "The data produced within such apps is sensitive, potentially even more sensitive than the data produced through dating apps, since we might be more authentic on relationship game apps," he says.
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It's built a licensing platform with the pitch to its target brands/ad agency customers being to simplify legal use of user-generated content in their marketing materials — by offering a low-friction way for them to locate and license the more authentic visuals being shared on social media platforms (versus using tired stock photography).
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But all of this distracts us from the greater point: None of these moments matter for Asians in Asia, for whom Asian representation, Asian storytelling, and Asian power is a given, not a gift (and besides, they can point to hundreds more Asian-produced rom coms that are more authentic to their own experience).
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But following the acid trip of hallucinogenic confusion, fake memories, and melodramatic plot twists that the rest of "The Final Problem" offers, the episode feels like window dressing on a completely different story — the haunted, lonely opium dream of three Holmes children who will never be fully able to tap into different, more authentic versions of themselves.
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The WASP virtues also included a cosmopolitanism that was often more authentic than our own performative variety — a cosmopolitanism that coexisted with white man's burden racism but also sometimes transcended it, because for every Brahmin bigot there was an Arabist or China hand or Hispanophile who understood the non-American world better than some of today's shallow multiculturalists.
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While few mainstream-media feature stories have gone deep into the enormous role that organized K-Pop fandom has played in its rail-jumping global success, the truth is that fans are the true engine behind its shocking growth, and they're now the ones pushing for more authentic, sophisticated and nuanced treatment of the industry and its artists.
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Then there's the jaw-cracking, mouth-slicing kettle chips that are marketed as a more "authentic" potato chip experience; the "healthy" oven-baked potato chips that gained popularity in the '90s, along with bagel and taro chips; and the popular Popchip, made by subjecting potato starches to high pressure to create the distinctive (and culinarily vapid) puff.
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And finally, after whispers of testing out the feature, IG is rolling out a private like count test in Canada this week — where like count on photos and video will only be visible to the user, not their followers — in an effort to pull focus away from the number of likes a post generates in favor of more authentic content on the 'gram.
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They passed over people who had better messages and more authentic personae who might have beaten Trump, like Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden, and gave the nomination to Hillary Clinton, a flawed feminist icon who was stunted in her ability to criticize her rival for his retrogressive treatment of women since she had enabled her husband in his retrogressive treatment of women.
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Eva Chen, Instagram's head of fashion partnerships, told Business of Fashion: "What Stories has really meant is that fashion is now able to be a little bit more authentic, a little bit more down to earth, funnier, scrappier... What everyone [in the list] has in common is that you have this sense of being there with someone, and feeling like the walls have come down."
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He was more authentic in a way that people haven't seen since Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 220006 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2202 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 2628,28500 at auction MORE, so he connected with people nationwide in ways that some of our more cautious political leaders haven't.
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The blue check mark was always intended to help steer people to know when they looking at more authentic voices or the official accounts for high-profile people or organizations, although it's also been a huge vanity metric for many people, and so has often had a taint of the more ridiculous side of Twitter (the one where people also obsess over like and retweet counts).
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In the future, she was pretty sure, people would be open and free, and fuck whoever they wanted, and live communally, all responsibilities shared, and if you dug cooking and cleaning and whatnot you'd do that, or if you were more creative, and felt more authentic hanging out with others, offering counsel re their problems, smoking a little hash to go deeper, you'd do that.
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The juxtaposition between the scripted Trump and the apparently more authentic one on display on Twitter and in his spontaneous remarks poses another leadership test for the President as he prepares to console the surviving victims of the attack in a coming visit to Florida and to shoulder the trauma and mitigate the disagreements of a nation that is split on how to go forward.
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Dorsey, on the other hand, seemed either determined to ignore the issue in pursuit of what he viewed as a more authentic experience—a "person who said they were familiar with Dorsey's intentions" told the Washington Post he was seeking the most traditional form of Vipassana, practiced only in Myanmar—or like what is happening to hundreds of thousands of people elsewhere in the country never occurred to him at all.
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But it was a secret that needed to be shared, considering that I have written a book built around that experience: My fictionalized account of that era is centered on a young woman who is rebelling against a suffocating social circle, craving a more authentic life, when she is suddenly faced with an event so shocking that she longs for the time when feeling out of place was her biggest concern.
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"I think [producing on a film that you're in] allows the stories that you tell to be a bit more authentic to you, because I think I am the prime demographic as well to watch the movie, people like me and my sisters and my friends are who the movie was made for, so I have was very opinionated about what, what should go in the movie," she said.
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And so I don't even think we fully understood at the time how powerful this would be, but the idea that this information was public and that anyone could see it meant that even though many companies get the same information internally from surveys, they get a more authentic tone from an independent third party and a platform, and also, it forces companies to do something about it.
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What one wants, says the publisher, or whomever, in 383 — and even now when the catchword is "urban" — what one wants after "Go Tell It on the Mountain" and those marvelous pieces about the Harlem ghetto, blacks and Jews in Harlem and so forth, is a more authentic blackness: The dirt and sex you wrote about in "Go Tell It on the Mountain," and some of the essays.
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Walking around 6th and East Austin, which for a week served as a graveyard of mixtapes and flyers for rappers that couldn't even aspire to be Post Malone's weed carrier, I saw a lot of posters advertising Babymetal, the Japanese girl metal band that takes nu-metal and deathcore and presents it with a hyperactive, cutesy image that infuriates many metalheads—perhaps because it feels more authentic than the same faux-rebel shit they've been spoonfed since teenagerdom.
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Each and every one of us lives life in pursuit of the authentic, and doesn't it get more authentic than this: Tried these last night, dropped at 11pm, 30 mins later start to come up, butterflies in stomach and deeper breathing as I normally experience, another 20 minutes and I'm there, or at least I thought I was, 10 minutes later and I reach another level, I guess I peaked a while later, teeth chattering and eyes all to fuck.
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Invited by organizers to attend the finale on the Champs-Elysees in Paris, the 91-year-old did not feel like flying at his age so he will instead watch the end of the race on TV. While six decades have flown by since he topped the podium, the oldest living winner of the Tour is full of spirit when he argues the cycling of yesteryear, which he learned by peddling black market goods on a cargo bike, was more authentic than now.
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A character like Watchmen's Doctor Manhattan could never exist in our universe — so for physicist James Kakalios, who advised the filmmakers, the goal was to make sure the character's story was believable and grounded in real science concepts: "Sometimes it isn't about the specific little bit of dialogue, or the way in which we manage to insert something that is a phrase a scientist would actually use, or a lab coat that's more authentic," said Ann Merchant, the program's deputy executive director.
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