For the Catholic Church, virtual reality poses more fundamental problems.
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The problem with platform giants is something far more fundamental.
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Both success and happiness ensue from something far more fundamental.
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"Increasingly, there's a more fundamental disagreement going on," View said.
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More fundamental is contamination by arsenic, nitrates, salinity and fluoride.
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A look back at the election reveals something more fundamental.
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These signs are a precursor to a more fundamental shift.
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How does matter behave (atoms, molecules and more fundamental particles)?
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The country's copper smelter sector may need more fundamental consolidation.
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But far more fundamental trends point in the opposite direction.
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But there is a more fundamental wrong to be explored.
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Nor can they effectively plan ahead for more fundamental projects.
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Something more fundamental is needed to change our political culture.
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A more fundamental fault line divides the nations too. Religion.
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It's like a much more fundamental total loss of myself.
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And that gets at the more fundamental problem for Sanders.
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And that's the more fundamental reason why Washington is broken.
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But the real problems were much more fundamental and immediate.
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But there's always the chance that something more fundamental is afoot.
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Yet this talking point is, on a more fundamental level, absurd.
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In the longer term insurers face a more fundamental challenge: disintermediation.
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Then there are some other parties which have more fundamental objections.
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Regulators also revisited a more fundamental concept: the value of life.
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For others, the work represents more fundamental questions around creative agency.
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The more fundamental the reform, the more severe the economic effect.
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What about progressive hopes for a more fundamental health care overhaul?
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Critics level a more fundamental charge against its foreign policy, however.
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But the more fundamental question of the crossover genre remains: Why?
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"Yet something much deeper and more fundamental is underway," he said.
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At a more fundamental level, it doesn't even change the subject.
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But Trump is Obama's opposite in a yet more fundamental way.
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But there's a more fundamental question: Just what are the suburbs anyway?
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Something very different and more fundamental is needed: a more powerful presidency.
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But her biggest problem is more fundamental: she doesn't have any ideas.
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"Supercapacitors are a materials challenge and we still need more fundamental understanding."
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Rather, people are experiencing a deeper, more fundamental emptiness of the soul.
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Their questions are a lot more difficult, and a lot more fundamental.
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But "Billions" has played meaningfully and entertainingly with mankind's more fundamental conflicts.
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Thompson now believes AKT plays an even more fundamental role in metabolism.
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It's about something more fundamental: This is about what Donald Trump represents.
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Few things are more fundamental to a nation than a protected border.
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Another parallel is more fundamental and concerns the response to Trump's declaration.
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Still, there's an even bigger, more fundamental problem with the IOC's logic.
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There's something more fundamental at stake here beyond such million-dollar distinctions.
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But I believe that something far more fundamental has to take place.
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There are few things more fundamental to the college experience than music.
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There is nothing more fundamental to the fabric of our democracy than voting.
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Human ignorance is more fundamental and more consequential than the illusion of understanding.
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Rumor has it that there will be more fundamental changes with iOS 13.
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Look more closely, though, and the problem is a more fundamental one: land.
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But there's a more fundamental reason why Johnson may resist calls to quit.
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Critics of corporate "excesses" have developed an even more fundamental corrective: "concession theory".
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But he makes clear that his concerns about Trump are much more fundamental.
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At a more fundamental level, neither man was able to restrain the president.
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The two military systems face more fundamental obstacles in their efforts to communicate.
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Yet something more fundamental may stand in the way of a Francis effect.
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For years, fans have pined for a more fundamental change to the formula.
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But there's a more fundamental point here that goes deeper than these numbers.
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Efforts to track goods on blockchains have also faced a more fundamental challenge.
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The two have adopted contrasting tones which hint at a more fundamental divergence.
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But before one even approaches that question, there is a more fundamental one.
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But the "backlash works" analysis also skips over a more fundamental political question.
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But Justices Gorsuch and Thomas have a more fundamental objection to the majority's view.
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It's a more fundamental approach to the way American politics is organized and run.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has recommended the government makes a more fundamental change.
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Sometimes urban anonymity and technology enable young people to challenge more fundamental social rules.
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There are big divides on more fundamental issues, like the pace of European integration.
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It's a "game" in a more fundamental way — the board game provides a distraction.
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On a more fundamental level, it's a way of making an invisible phenomenon visible.
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However, we worry that the focus on fraud puts aside a more fundamental concern.
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That proportion shrinks to 5-10% when a more fundamental choice must be made.
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Moreover, the new reform does not address the more fundamental flaws in the Energiewende.
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"Destroyed" exposes a lesser-known and more fundamental problem: The rape kits are gone.
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But the Republican Party has a much more fundamental problem by standing with him.
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But this interpretation papers over a deeper and more fundamental flaw in Putin's government.
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But Mr. Trump and Mr. Erdogan also seem to have a more fundamental connection.
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But some data suggest Apple faces more fundamental problems with its business in China.
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At a more fundamental level, Trump's trade moves put unions in a tricky bind.
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Or is it a little more fundamental that you might not have trusted him?
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But a much more fundamental change is taking place at The Philippine Daily Inquirer.
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That exposes a more fundamental and cynical reason that Congress shies away from acting.
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Rather, it stems from something much more fundamental: people's idea of who they are.
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Underlying that debate is an even more fundamental question: Who exactly qualifies as wealthy?
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Still, there is little reason to believe it signals anything more fundamental or irreparable.
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But this year has been different, in an even more fundamental way, she said.
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It is also about something more fundamental: who gets the returns from financial activity.
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In a more fundamental sense, the First Amendment favors people without power and influence.
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But those anxieties are often much more fundamental: anxiety about physical safety and violence.
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I think people should understand that it is a more fundamental challenge than that.
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If anything, the contributions data suggests a more fundamental shift in working-class attitudes.
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Ansari's situation is a more fundamental challenge to the way gender intersects with consent.
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However, Democrats in particular believe more fundamental changes are needed to the prescription drug market.
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But I concede later there may be something more fundamental to my character at work.
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Yet his vague political identity speaks to something more fundamental, about him and the job.
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This legislative fiasco underscores the need for more fundamental reform of the nation's budgeting process.
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And perhaps at an even more fundamental level, I have always been a deficit hawk.
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However, Europe and Africa share something much more fundamental: a future dependent on one another.
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Physicists are likely to be more interested in the potential for doing more fundamental experiments.
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There is a "lack of more fundamental debate about how to think about the economy".
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They noted a lack of wage pressures that could be tied to more fundamental causes.
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And, at a more fundamental level, what does America expect of its billionaires in 2019?
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That'll become a much more fundamental piece of every role in the next couple years.
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"The state's expedited execution schedule is troubling on a more fundamental level," the dissent reads.
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Where things get much trickier is where a more fundamental issue like abortion is concerned.
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At least one state is making a more fundamental change to its unemployment benefits programs.
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But the argument that has followed regional elections in Catalonia is more fundamental than most.
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But the contradictions also reflect a more fundamental disarray in the presidency's policy toward Asia.
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These are proxy wars for bigger, more fundamental concerns over the direction of the culture.
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But a more fundamental obstacle is the transactional and coercive nature of political life here.
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But a more fundamental driver is being overlooked: China's growing ambition to dominate East Asia.
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But reducing it would depend on more fundamental changes in the city's criminal justice system.
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John le Carré I think there's something much more fundamental at work at the moment.
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Nothing is more fundamental to the essence of this country than the concept of democracy.
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But beneath those daily headlines are two more fundamental questions: Is there a Kudlow Put?
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But the challenges for Toys R Us may be more fundamental than investors had thought.
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"His attacks seem to reflect a more fundamental attack on First Amendment ideals," Sides said.
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But Ms. Correal said the outrage over the jail came down to something more fundamental.
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"That is the more fundamental problem the Academy is facing with this telecast," Waxman added.
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On a more fundamental level, however, it's not clear what the allegations really amount to.
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But it's really about something much more fundamental: the end of "fusionism" within the conservative movement.
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Your question also brings up a more fundamental question: what does it mean to be slimy?
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Whether his recent U-turns are a precursor to more fundamental changes is an open question.
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To Nwabudike, the group's fractiousness was a sign of a more fundamental fact of Nigerian life.
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Mr. Brackenbury and his team are allowing bookstores to innovate on a more fundamental level: convenience.
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But more fundamental to this tragedy are Puerto Rico's encumbrances in advocating for its own interests.
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He is looking at more fundamental changes, like a shift toward taxing consumption rather than income.
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But perhaps they add up to something more fundamental: a far-reaching strategy for social change.
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Americans' anger and pessimism are more fundamental than anything that can be explained by G.D.P. statistics.
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We're leveraged against two, I think, of the more fundamental trends going on in the world.
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Even though that could be a partial solution, I think we need a more fundamental one.
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But its problems run deeper and more fundamental than that — stuff like writing and story structure.
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But beyond the practical, there's also a more fundamental issue of what, exactly, fashion is for.
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These would be more fundamental changes to the way that health insurance works in this market.
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But the company and its chief executive, Elon Musk, are contending with some more fundamental blemishes.
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The more fundamental trouble, though, is that Buzz's runner-up resentment is hard to identify with.
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Beyond these conceivable dangers, though, a more fundamental problem lurks: Solar geoengineering simply might not work.
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It is a more fundamental question of basic civil rights, leaving conscious individuals isolated and abandoned.
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Something more fundamental is amiss with Google's sales pitch as well as its product design philosophy.
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My own view is that last week's stock market gyrations reflect a more fundamental market failure.
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But the internet is vast and there are many more fundamental weaknesses still available to exploit.
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At a more fundamental level, Professor Uhlmann said, the documents show that Exxon was not alone.
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Which brings us back to the more fundamental struggle: how to reconnect with your erotic self.
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And they also overcame another, even more fundamental barrier: basic mistrust of women alleging sexual assault.
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Beyond policy disagreements and partisan gamesmanship, there is something much more fundamental hanging in the balance.
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What could be more Swedish than Björn and more fundamental to building something than a block?
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But there's something far more fundamental than mentally reframing things to always be in your favor.
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There is, however, a more fundamental problem for Mr. Renzi: Many Italians simply find him insufferable.
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"Mexico needs a more fundamental reform than the one currently being proposed," she told VICE News.
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I think underlying this, though, and more fundamental, is what utility value does the cryptocurrency provide?
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"It had a very practical beginning, but it's become more fundamental about this new biosphere," he said.
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But the United States also needs to undertake a much more fundamental transformation of its nuclear policy.
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But it represents a different and more fundamental challenge that has to do with values and ideas.
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" He added: "This does not mean, however, that we cannot disagree with Google on more fundamental issues.
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Instead, Petya exploits more fundamental vulnerabilities in the way we run networks and, more crucially, deliver patches.
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I believe there's a more fundamental economic divide opening than the one between haves and have-nots.
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The disruptive effect of Mr Trump offers more fundamental explanations for the Democrats' lurch to the left.
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An interactive piece like OpenMind, however, is driven by the participant on a much more fundamental level.
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There are few economic stories more fundamental than the continued rise of China as a world superpower.
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There's a more fundamental concern some ETF experts have — investors attempting to time the market at all.
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That being said, the issue with Handmaid's Season 21 is much more fundamental than a sophomore slump.
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But this week's outsized take-up suggested a more fundamental change in market conditions may be happening.
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Every so often we come across something more fundamental and lasting than a trend: a seismic shift.
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There is also a more fundamental problem: nowadays, any large gathering place is a potential terrorist target.
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There, the breakdown of the postwar political order has been more fundamental and violent than in Europe.
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There is also the more fundamental question of whether there's even an opening for a new candidate.
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None of its decisions are more fundamental to our democracy than those pertaining to money in politics.
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Drill down into the tectonic plates of British political opinion and you will find more fundamental trepidation.
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"It seems to me that bandwagoning, sycophancy, toadying are all becoming much more fundamental," Professor Naughton said.
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" A more fundamental problem, said Dr. Miller, is that, like all plastics, "glitter is a petroleum product.
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The idea touches something more fundamental than policy preferences, more personal than how people view individual leaders.
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But from there you ask more fundamental questions about the brain and mind, and where they interface.
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Shouldn't we instead be asking a more fundamental question: How did this happen in the first place?
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At a more fundamental level, it's an accretion of irrevocable truths: this is gone, and that's gone.
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The second, and a more fundamental one for everybody I represent, it's the cost of health care.
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I think there are more fundamental questions about can you curate and create content with new incentives?
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There's some truth to this parallel, but the more fundamental difference between the two candidates may matter more.
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But there is another question here that is even more fundamental — so fundamental that it's easy to overlook.
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What is really being tested is more fundamental — whether an investor has a plan in place at all.
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But on a more fundamental level, it is raising basic questions about how Trump's White House will function.
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But amid the curiosity is an even more fundamental question: Why is he taking this risk at all?
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The problems they're facing are more fundamental and structural issues, and therefore not really issues for monetary policy.
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Of course, there's also a more fundamental issue: I'm not super invested as a fan in pro wrestling.
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What about this world—where do the simulations, parks, and memories end, giving way to something more fundamental?
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HomeKit aims to be a more fundamental underpinning of your smart home and all the devices on it.
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Anyway, we could harp on storage pricing all day, but the issues with the iPad are more fundamental.
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BTMU's exit also highlights a more fundamental concern for the BOJ - the hurdle for ending its stimulus program.
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But what's interesting about Dishonored is how this seems to be true on a deeper, more fundamental level.
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But some industry insiders see the announcements as a harbinger of a more fundamental and long-lasting shift.
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Their aim is grounded not just in criminal justice reform, but in more fundamental appeals to economic justice.
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Yet, significant as they are, all of these problems are simply symptoms of a more fundamental strategic divergence.
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But terrorists use sexual violence for more fundamental reasons: It is key to their policy of aggressive expansion.
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I agree it was worth a try to assume that more fundamental theories are beautiful in similar ways.
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Or is it really altering human nature in a more fundamental way, a way that should concern us?
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But this is a big deal fundamentally because of a larger and more fundamental problem: Facebook is bad.
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And it's important to recognize that science has to grapple with a much more fundamental problem: its culture.
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I believe that Democrats have to place their faith in something more fundamental: the power of the truth.
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The approaching suburban recoil from the GOP, Davis acknowledges, looks "more fundamental" than a typical mid-term shift.
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This, again, reflects a more fundamental shortcoming when it comes to privacy and data collection on the internet.
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But a more fundamental explanation is that Thailand's elections, scheduled for Sunday, were circumscribed even before campaigning began.
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But it's hard to look at this change without asking some more fundamental questions about the rise of deductibles.
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That's the more fundamental issue that we haven't sorted out here: What is it that creates and sustains terrorists?
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According to certain schools of Buddhism, we project an illusory reality onto a more fundamental phenomenal reality called dharma.
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"There is nothing more fundamental than the ability to get fairly paid for one's worth and talents," he said.
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In fact, the role of a central bank in managing productivity is even more fundamental than these theories suggest.
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But there is a nagging suspicion there might be more fundamental issues at work here than simple market fundamentals.
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But the more fundamental question is the trickiest to solve, because it boils down to ethics rather than finance.
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But maybe that in itself is a sign of a more fundamental problem with the LME aluminium contract. Again.
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Likability problemBut it may be that Biden's problem is more fundamental than simply getting students excited about his candidacy.
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Alas, all this effort and controversy has caused us to lose sight of America's more fundamental goals in Syria.
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Mr. Lindner's decision also shows that the AfD has corrupted the ability to compromise in a more fundamental way.
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The more fundamental problem, though, is that people won't respond to the census at all if citizenship is included.
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To the Editor: The debate over President Trump's mental fitness has obscured what should be a more fundamental concern.
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But there's an even more fundamental question that needs to be answered: What the hell are the Russians thinking?
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Long a useful foil for medical science, the placebo effect might soon represent a more fundamental challenge to it.
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Marantz knows that evenhandedness is a professional principle; but even more fundamental, he says, is the need for honesty.
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Not everyone is thrilled with this campaign to make virtual reality a more fundamental part of the museum experience.
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However, this case is troubling nonetheless, because it raises more fundamental questions than just the merits of the case.
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Founded in 1900, the Davis Cup has evolved since then, but urgency for more fundamental change had been building.
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The question of how modern art should be exhibited implies a more fundamental question: what is a museum today?
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But ensuring that contracts are web-accessible will hold these organizations accountable until more fundamental reforms can be enacted.
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A number of Vedic texts reference the concept of maya, an ephemeral illusion that obscures a more fundamental, eternal reality.
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For Team Warren, as with Sanders's supporters, business as usual is the problem — and a more fundamental shift is required.
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The system also masks a more fundamental problem with the business of selling zero-emission vehicles - weak demand from consumers.
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The upshot of that is that conservative holdouts with more fundamental doubts about Trump are now more isolated than ever.
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And many people feel there may have been more fundamental change in the relationship between inflation and the labor market.
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Thyssenkrupp has installed Guido Kerkhoff as acting chief executive but Hiesinger's departure opens up more fundamental questions about the company.
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But even if these projects succeed, tech giants may face a more fundamental problem in bridging the digital divide: language.
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The subtext to Old Gods, however, is a far more fundamental change to the way Hearthstone will evolve going forward.
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If the EU is a critical part of the West's security architecture, it is even more fundamental for world trade.
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Mr. Cestero countered that many of those units of affordable housing were less visible but formed a more fundamental legacy.
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The system also masks a more fundamental problem with the business of selling zero-emission vehicles – weak demand from consumers.
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" Barry and Smith consider the republican tradition "the more fundamental and therefore more robust and enduring dimension of western democracies.
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Yet smart politicos will recognize that there are more fundamental changes at play, with people wanting more from their representatives.
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This doesn't make Wall some noble sufferer in a world of loafers; it speaks to something more fundamental than obligation.
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But our claim is that the identities are more fundamental, the principles come later rather than the other way around.
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On an even more fundamental level, how well defined are our basic notions of life and death to begin with?
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But on a more fundamental level, Rogers would likely face pushback from Democrats over his background as a Republican politician.
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To many leftists, these criticisms felt like a smokescreen to distract from centrists' unwillingness to confront more fundamental class divides.
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"The trouble is everybody wants to grow cash crops rather than stick to something more fundamental and staple," Fernandes said.
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However, this defense highlights a less obvious, and arguably more fundamental, issue with voluntourism: its roots in a colonial psyche.
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And there was a more fundamental point: If Hoda had the rights, despite what she had done, then who doesn't?
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But increasingly they differ on something more fundamental: what it means to be patriotic and how to express that politically.
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The big picture: But the problem may be far more fundamental than an excess of human ruthlessness, as many believe.
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That surely must await more fundamental structural and political changes that might address America's chronic postindustrial inequality and labor precariousness.
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Even still, injecting financial resources and renovating buildings does not address the more fundamental, entrenched problem we all live with.
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But preventing future outbreaks of regulatory overreach is going to require more fundamental reforms of the way the agency operates.
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And some liberal law professors and progressive advocates have been speaking out against on the idea on more fundamental grounds.
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A more fundamental observation is that the discipline of risk management had for too long neglected improvements in data management.
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Are these cutbacks/changes seen as the end or the beginning of greater and more fundamental changes at the NYT?
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The co-opting of the news media is more fundamental than any one administration's spending on self-promotion, historians say.
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"From Mochizuki's point of view, it's all about looking for a more fundamental reality that lies behind the numbers," Kim said.
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Advocates for military families have called for Congress to change the way survivor benefits are distributed on a more fundamental level.
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I don't think currently the biggest concern about someone creating the Oasis is network or energy reliability, but something more fundamental.
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And a more fundamental question: Will WeWork fare better with SoftBank at the helm or with its founders at the helm?
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Or is Apple trying to architect a more fundamental overhaul that would make the iPad feel much less constrained by design?
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But dig down a bit and you find this contrast: The problem Trump faces is more fundamental than mere candidate preference.
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A more fundamental reason Mrs May's offer does not solve Brexit is that it leaves Parliament's divisions as wide as ever.
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Margrethe Vestager: Well, I think it's part of a much bigger and much more fundamental conversation about what we really value.
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Ten-year budget projections are still misleading, for a more fundamental reason: we just aren't that good at predicting the future.
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Sometimes the purpose is to defend a more fundamental belief system, as when biblical literalists find themselves obliged to support creationism.
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But there is a more fundamental point—how and when companies should be able to engineer and operate self-driving technology.
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There's nothing more fundamental than the freedom of belief, whatever that belief might be, whether you have one or you don't.
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The other, more fundamental one is that these companies are merely holdouts against a general trend towards a more fluid economy.
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But despite all the pleas for more civility in politics, these discussions miss something more fundamental: what is driving all this.
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RELATED: Embattled DHS chief wins Trump's praise after testy White House briefing But there was something even more fundamental missing: compassion.
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But the ruling also raises a more fundamental question: What does it actually mean for a crop to be genetically modified?
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The more fundamental reason, though, is that a long-simmering dispute between Democrats and Republicans over immigration has finally boiled over.
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The scarcity mentality always ends up eating the host philosophy because it operates on a more fundamental level of the psyche.
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And as the conflict drags on, there are signs it is beginning to reshape the global economy in more fundamental ways.
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Is the pursuit of more and bigger things a symptom of capitalism's conditioning, or a more fundamental aspect of human nature?
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But the governing body stopped short of making the more fundamental changes to the amateur model that some have long sought.
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From this perspective, the crisis in science is more fundamental, and it involves moving beyond the existing model of routine discovery.
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"It told us that we have a more fundamental problem," he said, not just the flaws that were identified this week.
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There is a more fundamental question, however, as to whether the rationale for the privilege justifies its application here at all.
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Source: FactSet "I think this has been more fundamental than anything," said Mike Bailey, director of research at FBB Capital Partners.
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At the core of the debate on South Korea's refugee policy, however, lies the deeper, more fundamental question about Seoul's identity.
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Her passions are more fundamental and widespread, ranging from innovations in biotechnology to North Korean literature and the protection of birds.
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But to truly combat inequality, we need an even more fundamental change: Americans must vote in their own economic self-interest.
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But there are also more fundamental issues related to incomes and job opportunities that split California into a two-speed economy.
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What is a more fundamental civic question than what kind of society do we want to build with our tax dollars?
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Simply put, for most people, attachments to parties and candidates are more profound and more fundamental than attachments to issue positions.
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Judge Gleeson's decision raises a more fundamental question about how much involvement the courts should have over settlements related to corporate wrongdoing.
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"I worry a little that these kinds of efforts are in that vein, that maybe we're missing something more fundamental," said McGaugh.
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The understanding of slope as a ratio feeds into an even more fundamental emphasis in Common Core math: the analysis of functions.
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At a more fundamental level, Caroline Wong, VP of Security Strategy at Cobalt presented the security professional's guide to hacking office politics.
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But The Economist has tried to answer a more fundamental question: what makes a country good at football in the first place?
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"I don't think [the past week's sell-off] is something more fundamental," said Brad McMillan, chief investment officer for Commonwealth Financial Group.
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But it is a more fundamental issue that brought Mr Lucia's case to the Supreme Court: how the SEC's judges are selected.
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Operating with and on these constructors gives rise to what Dr Deutsch reckons is a theory even more fundamental than quantum mechanics.
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What if more fundamental research findings — findings that have spurred books, self-help guides, and countless articles — don't hold up to scrutiny?
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On a more fundamental level, President Trump was empowered to fire Comey for any reason, no reason or even a bad reason.
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Climate change questions don't get more fundamental than this one: How much time is left to act before it is too late?
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Electricity and indoor plumbing, in Mr Gordon's view, altered lives in a far more fundamental way than the digital revolution has managed.
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But according to one video blogger, there's a more fundamental flaw to Batman v Superman: Zach Snyder's obsession with creating cinematic moments.
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Rush's comments stand out because they belie the more fundamental reason why many of us are fiscally conservative in the first place.
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The more fundamental issue, however, was that all of these provisionals were only as good as the voter rolls they rely on.
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A more fundamental problem is that bookmakers are also spending lavishly to develop predictive models; many have dedicated units of quantitative traders.
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More fundamental to Trump's calculations, however, was his realization that Bolton's determination to wreck deals clashed with Trump's desire to make deals.
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While constitutional change may be a long way off, some analysts said they worried the consequences of Sunday's election were more fundamental.
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But more than that, my passbook's additions and subtractions represented something more fundamental and sacrosanct: where I stood with my financial affairs.
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Luther's criticism was more fundamental, not concerned with abuses that arose from time to time and could be addressed by institutional reforms.
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The way to keep the current economic growth going is through even more fundamental reform of the U.S. tax code and regulations.
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According to a transcript of the relevant hearing, judge Robert J. Bryan boiled the issue down to its more fundamental, constitutional elements.
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There is no more fundamental obligation of their offices than approving the funding necessary to maintain the effective operation of the government.
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But beyond codes of conduct, it'll take more fundamental changes for harassment of women to really dissipate from hacking and security conferences.
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Point being, the need we feel to assimilate into the mass adoption of structural technologies is more fundamental than pure cultural pressure.
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On a more fundamental level, it means reevaluating all the cultural education and exchanges synagogues across America do on a daily level.
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Rather, she was exploring a more fundamental question: Is the rewarding character of sweet foods due to the calories those foods contain?
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But Britain could stay in the bloc longer if it decides it needs more time for a more fundamental rethink of Brexit.
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"Cuccinelli's appointment fails to comply with the F.V.R.A. for a more fundamental and clear-cut reason," Judge Moss said in the ruling.
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However, a much more fundamental shift in the distribution of power is required if there is to be a reduction in corruption.
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While Georgia and other states have grappled with backlogs of untested kits, the destruction of that evidence is a more fundamental crisis.
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But there is a more fundamental reason the president would do well to keep his enthusiasm for Ms. Le Pen in check.
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But as he began translating, Liu was confronted by what seemed like a more fundamental problem: The narrative structure didn't make sense.
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But a lot of what's happening is more fundamental, in search of the ability to support many more transactions than today's blockchains.
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The road to power, controlled by the Communist Party, is more difficult for women on an even more fundamental level, statistics suggest.
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That raises a more fundamental question: If the bond market is almost giving money away to the US, why not take it?
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Those changes, combined with a more fundamental rethinking of how to value the company's assets, Stern believes, could double JR Kyushu's stock price.
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The company isn't ready yet to discuss some of the more fundamental questions, like will Google create a default home screen for foldables?
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According to EY's study, Brexit and European Union stability were cited as more fundamental concerns for financial services firms than for manufacturing firms.
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Instead, OurMine had exploited a more fundamental layer of the internet itself, to reroute WikiLeaks visitors to a destination of the hackers' choosing.
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But with the lines between journalism, advocacy, and advertising increasingly nonexistent, there's a more fundamental question of how Twitter's rule will play out.
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But there are more fundamental reasons why it's the best of the trilogy, according to some of the developers who helped make it.
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Instead, there is a more fundamental thread that binds these disparate and heinous stories together: the increasingly noxious alchemy of complexity and capitalism.
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But no matter its regulatory status, there remains a more fundamental question: Why choose a name that sounds so similar to the JD?
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Zeta Global's acquisitions have typically focused on more fundamental technologies like AI and machine learning, customer lifecycle management and other adtech related services.
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But there are other, more fundamental, reasons why the bank euphoria may have run its course, at least without a lot more information.
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A 50 basis point hike, on the other hand, could signal something more serious, like fears over a more fundamental slowdown in growth.
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The question is in many ways more fundamental: Can—and should—we separate the actions of artists from the content of their art?
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The government will continue discussions with carmakers on the possible need for more fundamental retrofits - including the addition of extra exhaust-cleaning systems.
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More important, Mr. Clegg is hiding the more fundamental question: Who ever said Facebook needed be the tennis court in the first place?
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What happens in the family, neighborhood, house of worship and the heart is more fundamental and important than what happens in a legislature.
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While Zhao and his team seem to have solved a very deep problem, it remains for now more fundamental rather than practical knowledge.
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On a more fundamental level, GOP health care lobbyists told me that the Senate is well equipped to handle multiple issues at once.
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Not because they offer video screens or iPads for ordering (though they are on hand) but because of a more fundamental conceptual connectivity.
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Zeroing in on the singular technology thus pivots regulation dialogue in the corporate favor, away from talk of more fundamental, government-driven change.
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But Facebook's essential threat to democracy isn't that Mr. Zuckerberg will intervene on behalf of his preferred candidate — it's more fundamental than that.
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"These underlying, more fundamental, issues are likely to be more relevant and more influential than the temporary factor that is Trump," Nakano said.
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The more fundamental difference between Dimon and the tech community may be in the way they define the widespread adoption of the currency.
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While originally manifest in the dynamics between Communism, ex-Communism and anti-Communism, this gap touched upon something more fundamental in American life.
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At a more fundamental level it was about the role of one man, Julio Ponce, former SQM chairman and probably its largest shareholder.
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But they remained cautious, saying both sides will have to show a willingness to compromise to resolve the more fundamental differences between them.
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Another is William Davies's "Nervous States," which looks at how our rancorous politics reflect a more fundamental crisis in how we apprehend reality.
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But the underlying question of what posture the Western alliance should take toward China is a more fundamental one with far-reaching consequences.
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Among them — this essay declaring that there's a larger and more fundamental problem beyond a company's privacy issues: Facebook is bad for us.
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There are several technical reasons, but a more fundamental reason is to create a buffer against the opposite of inflation — that is, deflation.
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Even before the profits or the royalties for "Hamilton" are distributed, there is a more fundamental expense: the cost of putting on the show.
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Underneath the attention-grabbing, cosmetic changes, the platform is grappling with a much more fundamental question: When and why should it regulate hateful speech?
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But so far it appears that the media has failed on a more fundamental level of making the country aware that this movement exists.
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Candidates like Buttigieg, who seem invested in reconciling old and new visions, might be part of an important stage in a more fundamental transformation.
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Rajan, a University of Chicago professor and former International Monetary Fund chief economist, argues that the framework neglects a more fundamental factor: local communities.
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Maybe with more fundamental research in animal models, we can develop a therapy to help lessen the impact of bad stress on our bodies.
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The question is more fundamental, and while it hasn't emerged as an issue in the rule's 13 hiring seasons, that time could be coming.
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"I think there is no more fundamental right that any human being has then to be able to control their physical life," says Plimpton.
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" He continues, "By doing this you get rid of things that are specific to 3D, and you reveal the much more fundamental core idea.
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Rather, it's because the thinking behind such moves is far more fundamental to the early months of his administration than it would first appear.
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The second question about China's defence of the yuan is a more fundamental one: has it given up its goal of reforming the currency?
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Even if we put those concerns aside, there is a more fundamental problem: OMB's cost and benefit numbers don't make apples-to-apples comparisons.
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It turns out that this theory is also problematic, and for an even more fundamental reason: the drawing doesn't actually say "Allah" at all.
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I like the idea that it floats and it's something more fundamental and less about the transient events we're moving through at the moment.
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And there is no value more fundamental to American culture, or to the work of its laws, than the protection of such basic rights.
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But Qualcomm would have had a strong defense that the failure to get enough tendered shares was a more fundamental reason for the breakup.
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But the past five years has seen the encroachment of A.I. as a more fundamental challenge to the overarching model of many law firms.
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The elimination of barriers to trade and finance became an end in itself, rather than a means toward more fundamental economic and social goals.
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That means the real problem may be not so much WhatsApp the company or WhatsApp the product but something more fundamental — WhatsApp the idea.
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But as they argue over what lines should go where, I ask you to consider a more fundamental question: Why have lines at all?
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" She warns that, as a result, "change in future is likely to be more fundamental and more widespread than anything we have known hitherto.
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The point of contention was whether they are smaller problems in need of targeted fixes or more fundamental flaws in the managed competition model.
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But lurking beneath the details of missile launches is a more fundamental set of frustrations between Washington and its Arab neighbors, edging into distrust.
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In recent weeks, some officials and analysts in South Korea have argued that a much more fundamental shift might be underway in North Korea.
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Every Democratic candidate on the debate stage has more "fundamental generosity of spirit" and cooperative fortitude than the current occupant of the Oval Office.
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But the real change Mr. Felicetti and other small pasta makers are creating is something more fundamental: using durum wheat grown exclusively in Italy.
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But the bond between the two governors on display underscored a more fundamental, long-lasting force in the Golden State: the Party of California.
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The Freedom Caucus's absolutist demands have obscured a more fundamental point on which it and the Republican leadership agree: downsizing and hollowing out Medicaid.
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" But this short-term focus often obfuscates a more fundamental one -- "What happens to refugees once they arrive in communities and become, simply, our neighbors?
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It's now centered on the more fundamental question of whether consumers can legally blame Apple for the prices that are charged in its app store.
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While House and Senate Republicans are having trouble coming together over their Obamacare plans, there is an even more fundamental divide between Republicans and Democrats.
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No. He only talks about things you shouldn't do and things you should do in trying to arrive at a more fundamental description of physics.
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As plausible as this explanation is, it misses the more fundamental reason as to why the systems failed on both the reliability and validity fronts.
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The Galaxy S10 is already shaping up to be a much more fundamental revision for Samsung after the iterative changes we saw with the S9.
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Trump nominated Powell, aged 64, from among five finalists, including Yellen as well as others who have argued for more fundamental changes at the Fed.
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Interestingly, one of the more fundamental ways the women seemed to differ from their male colleagues was in their dealings with Guthrie herself, she said.
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Physicists believe that this is an approximation; zoom in far enough on Einstein's space-time continuum, and a more fundamental, quantum form of gravity emerges.
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Facebook is focusing on some more fundamental display issues in their latest internal VR headset prototype, which they showed off at day 2 of F8.
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Washington (CNN)There's nothing more fundamental to President Donald Trump's political philosophy than a vision of the relentless and uncompromising enforcement of law and order.
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Incomplete reporting, which ignores these realities, leads to public outrage over what are very likely to be just the visible symptoms of more fundamental problems.
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But it is a more fundamental, yet less-discussed, concern that is unsettling businessmen to the core, and not just German ones: loss of control.
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However, there remains a more fundamental question, not whether Whitaker is unlawful under the Federal Vacancies Reform Act, but whether that law itself is unconstitutional.
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Exchanges like these are unlikely to leave a lasting mark on a race that has hinged on more fundamental questions of values and national identity.
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In fact, the saga of manufacturing jobs is not so much about the cyclical recession, but more about more fundamental and longer-term economic trends.
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Our right to bear arms is no more fundamental than our right to privacy, and treating them similarly can help keep us safer from terrorists.
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But the hyperbole surrounding Trump's choice to be the BBG's first confirmed chief executive officer (CEO) is a distraction from the agency's more fundamental problems.
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But Kupferstein said that while she still hasn't figured out the difference between Star Wars and Star Trek, she feels there are more fundamental differences.
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But the year's big events were parts of much more fundamental forces: deep social and political undercurrents that are profoundly changing 21st-century American society.
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Sometimes these things speak to things far more fundamental to the human condition than can be captured inside of a transient moment—culturally or otherwise.
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There is a sense that celebrities and political figures have become a symbol set that has perhaps displaced more fundamental or archaic houses of worship.
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But another, perhaps more fundamental solution is to keep the needs and stories of marginalized communities in mind as the current reckoning continues and evolves.
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The divide over health care among Republicans in this area of North Carolina is much wider and more fundamental than the current divide in Washington.
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But they differentiate themselves in structure, nuance, and aesthetic instead of in the more fundamental ways that racing games did a couple of decades ago.
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"Color's not a signal for detecting objects, it's actually something much more fundamental: It's for telling us what's likely to be important," Mr. Conway said.
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Yet barely 10 years ago, we forgot this simple truth: Our communities are more fundamental to our survival than the oft-broken promises of politicians.
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"This sounds more subtle than taking dirty plants and washing them off, but it actually is more fundamental," the former member of the project said.
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But Mokyr's true concern is a more fundamental cultural question: Why did some sixteenth-century Europeans start thinking that they could materially improve their lives?
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Individual cases like these reflect a more fundamental reality about museums: their dominance by the superrich in an age of mounting anger over income inequality.
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ISIS-SP's recent achievements must be met with a more fundamental change, one that can only be backed by the U.S. and its regional allies.
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But behind all the talk about censorship machines and the death of memes is another much more fundamental issue -- the power of big tech companies.
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You may have heard me say this before, but I firmly believe there are few topics more fundamental to study than the workings of our planet.
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These concerns aside, there appears to be a more fundamental reason for Rubio's concern about Tillerson -- one that is often dismissed in the cynicism of Washington.
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There's something much more fundamental to understand about the organization of matter, and by focusing on shape and entropy, we're getting to the core of that.
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While Trump has scrambled the conventional ideological divide, he has done so by aligning around a divide that is in many ways deeper and more fundamental.
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The seeming inability to express everything about the universe in terms of information could be relevant to the search for a more fundamental description of nature.
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"What it ignores is a more fundamental challenge of how you connect the power of the vote with the issues that they care about," Cecil said.
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This is a more fundamental choice -- about who we are as a people, and whether we stay true to this great American experiment in self-government.
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"Lingering in the background is a more fundamental concern – namely that we may be witnessing the end of globalization," Shearing said in a note to clients.
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However, public statements by the city's adjunct for culture, Fabien Robert, suggest a more fundamental shift away from a conventional contemporary art museum in CAPC's future.
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Just this week, after meeting with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Trump reversed course on two more fundamental campaign positions.
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TechCrunch explained why this is a bad idea, but there's a more fundamental question here: Sure, it has the money, but is Pornhub full of shit?
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A related but perhaps more fundamental problem facing China—and those doing business there—is the government's continued failure to adhere to the rule of law.
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Others went further — calling for more fundamental interventions to force reform of its business model and/or divest it of other social platforms it also owns.
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There ought to be a more fundamental approach to tax reform that would actually deliver tax relief, fairness and job opportunity for a majority of Americans.
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"The more fundamental question at this point is, why the seemingly unprecedented support for the new president despite global criticism of his uncompromising approach?" he said.
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The question of whether it stemmed from a specific constellation of forces, or represented a more fundamental shift, may now be answered under the Trump presidency.
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Earlier today, I noted that Clinton had done well in states that supported President Barack Obama's policies, whereas Sanders won those seeking a more fundamental break.
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But it raises a pair of much more fundamental ones: How will Flynn use his new power, and where does he want to take the US?
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More controversially, there's recently been debate over more fundamental gender differences, and new results constantly come out about the genetic basis for various skills and problems.
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Rather, the discussion is focused on something much larger and more fundamental: the very design of how and where electricity should be generated, delivered, and consumed.
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Klobuchar critics are angry about emails and binders and forks — and whether or not they admit it to themselves, they are angry about something more fundamental.
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A breakup or spin-off would represent a much more fundamental change of the businesses than a one-time fine or creation of an oversight board.
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The ideological quarrel obscured a more fundamental divergence: Mao Zedong was unwilling to subordinate himself to the Soviets in the rigid hierarchy of the Communist world.
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Is there a more fundamental model that could explain both the motion of a planet orbiting the sun and the motion of the moon orbiting Earth?
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But the fact that we return to it might speak to something more fundamental about how we're supposed to understand Erik's character and understand this case.
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This is a more fundamental choice — about who we are as a people, and whether we stay true to this great American experiment in self-government.
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Do your memories define your personhood, or is it something deeper, more physical, more fundamental, that a clone with a copy of your brain can't duplicate?
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This is a big problem in and of itself, but there is another, more fundamental issue that few recognize: our privacy rights aren't ours to waive.
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Much broader and more fundamental concerns have given the bears new ammunition: All this leaves investors confused as we enter the second half of the year.
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They expose a particular intellectual tendency, one that goes beyond merely opposing higher taxes into a more fundamental defense of the American model of political economy.
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The English language is more fundamental, and I think getting from here to the point where there's another dominant language would be a very rocky road.
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They will also want to press him on more fundamental constitutional issues, like whether a law barring Muslims from entering the United States would be constitutional.
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Then there was an even more fundamental question: Are there functional differences between cisgender and transgender breast tissue, and would the modified protocols have the same effect?
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In 60, it would have been read as a tale of Cold War paranoia, but its story is so stripped down as to express something more fundamental.
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"Longer-term players — and infrastructure is a long-term play — will probably look beyond the currency volatility to the more fundamental factors of the UK," he said.
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Instead he concentrates his fire on a more fundamental technical change: a new method of calculating GDP, from 1103-12 onwards, that was adopted in early 2015.
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A more fundamental shake-up would be to replace ground-based air-traffic management with trajectory management, for which traditional air-navigation service providers are largely unnecessary.
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But over the years, as the more fundamental flaws in the architecture of European Monetary Union (EMU) have come to light, this approach has proved its limits.
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Christensen argues that financial inclusion should focus on a more fundamental goal: providing people access to a full spectrum of affordable, high-quality financial services, including credit.
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But more fundamental issues and deeper FDA concerns about generic Advair copies might push back approval by as much as two years, according to Peel Hunt analysts.
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Was it an effort to change Assad's behavior on using chemical weapons, or the beginning of a more fundamental US involvement in Syria to change his regime?
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Time will tell if the first three months of 2017 were a one-off miss or a sign of a more fundamental decline in the bank's operations.
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Some analysts are increasingly concerned that the group's sluggish sales growth over the past few years is down to more fundamental structural issues such as increased competition.
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But researchers like Ferrucci are posing a more fundamental question: Are we ourselves willing to be held accountable for decisions we base on those of a computer?
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Our crisis in leadership, then, is that we're far too focused on leaders at the expense of focusing on more fundamental things, like our communities and institutions.
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Today, gasoline sells at historic lows, thanks to fracking technologies innovated here in the U.S. Behind the scenes, even more fundamental changes have reshaped our energy industries.
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But in interviews, many repeatedly outlined more fundamental fears, including the belief that an influx of people who were nonwhite and non-Christian posed a cultural threat.
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But Britain could stay in the bloc longer if it decides it needs more time for a more fundamental rethink of Brexit, as the process is known.
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"The lack of willingness to reform systemically is a constraint more fundamental than roadblocks posed by U.N. Security Council and U.S. sanctions," the Korea Society report said.
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While Robert S. Young's point about scientists engaging with the public is an excellent one, the time has come to stand up for something far more fundamental.
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But if there's one thing the latest omnibus shows, it's that Washington is broken in much more fundamental ways than are typically discussed in the mainstream press.
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For borrowers with more fundamental financial constraints — like large loan payments and a small or nonexistent paycheck — an income-based payment plan is generally a better option.
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Few things are more fundamental in a free market economy than for people to have the ability to dispose of their investments when and how they wish.
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Moreover, this point in the cycle and the change in leadership provides an opportunity for a more fundamental adjustment to bolster the Fed's arsenal for the future.
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" This year, Americans face "a more fundamental choice about who we are as a people and whether we stay true to this great American experience and government.
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So while people's decision to vote is of course in some sense grounded in concern about the outcomes, it's in a more fundamental sense grounded in feelings.
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There are more fundamental forces behind the slowdown, including a global excess of supply over demand, a relatively resilient Australian dollar and record-low wages growth at home.
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Instead, it went further, implementing a more fundamental security feature that will make the next hack of its vehicles more difficult for even sophisticated hackers to pull off.
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"5G technology is extremely important as it will affect all wakes of life, Industry, communications, energy, in a much more fundamental way than 4G does today," he added.
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The US-Israel alliance has deeper and more fundamental roots than just cash, including the legacy of Cold War geopolitics, evangelical theology, and shared strategic interests in counterterrorism.
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More fundamental is work paid for by the Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), a bit of the DoD that was instrumental in the development of the internet.
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"Our understanding is that this is an administration issue rather than a more fundamental problem with the products or pricing," analysts at Peel Hunt said in a note.
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Wrangling over the bots' cleverness is one thing, but OpenAI Five's Dota 2 matches also raised another, more fundamental question: why do we stage these events at all?
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While it's clear that Kris runs the more fundamental business practices of the company as the chief financial officer, it's Kylie who handles all of the creative aspects.
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But according to Poe and a whole lot of research, love, in all its forms, is way more fundamental to our lives than we sometimes care to admit.
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So the fight continues, but the more fundamental questions have yet to be reckoned with: Are environmentalists succeeding in winning the nativists over to their way of thinking?
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Policymakers and economists are racking their brains over how much the slowdown is caused by one-off factors or if there are more fundamental, structural problems at play.
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State officials who appeal to their own beliefs on questions of individual morality, in order to justify their policy decisions, are violating values more fundamental to our society.
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Leaving "Devil's Night" and safety concerns aside, interest in trunk-or-treating in Detroit also seemed to be the product of a more fundamental sense of social isolation.
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And no matter the model, experts told me the idea of a digital or privacy dividend hinges on a more fundamental question: How much is your data worth?
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But the more fundamental reason for the strength of the black market in California — and what sets the state apart from others — is the huge surplus of pot.
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Even though there are myriad ways of getting recipes without a heaping side of personal narrative, Kaling's public dismissal seemed to bother people on a more fundamental level.
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Your editorial ignores the significant reforms that have already taken place during President Trump's time in office, and the much more fundamental shifts that are on the way.
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But researchers and recruiters say that real change will come only from addressing bias at a more fundamental level — and changing the way we think is significantly harder.
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A more fundamental question is why Trump's team could have been so concerned about what Manafort and Flynn might have to say about the President or his campaign.
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I was propelled by something far more fundamental and intoxicating and disturbing, something that could not be argued away with the use of reason: It had felt good.
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Sanders and Warren are each betting that the Democratic Party — and the nation at large — is ready for more fundamental change than the incremental approach favored by Biden.
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For students like Jenny, change may start with policy, but it will require much more fundamental and practical shifts to help them blaze the pathway out of homelessness.
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However, the case raises a more fundamental question than the legalization of gambling — that is, whether Congress can force a state to have certain laws on its books.
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Many economists believe negative rates are the wrong tool for fixing economies beset by structural problems or for tackling more fundamental economic trends such as an aging population.
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Beyond individual races, the more fundamental challenge pro-Israel Democrats are confronting is that many millennials are growing far more wary of Israel and particularly the Netanyahu government.
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"There is a whole raft of things that people are talking about, some of it is trimming around the edges, some of it is more fundamental," Cassidy said.
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And focusing too much on specific lending markets can obscure a more fundamental point about why the Fed's decisions matter: Money is an essential fuel for economic activity.
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But while the fact that he's melting down is certainly one of the reasons he's losing, the more fundamental truth is that he's melting down because he's losing.
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It is easy to criticize the president for overreach, but that would fail to account for the more fundamental problem: Congress has not been the dominant branch for decades.
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It'll also help us learn how the building blocks of matter evolved over cosmic time—in a sense, probing an even more fundamental question about where life comes from.
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Tesla's better-than-expected delivery numbers may buy the electric auto maker time, but they're not a quick fix for more fundamental issues, Roger McNamee told CNBC on Wednesday.
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The researchers involved in the project say the development has big potential for quantum computing applications, as well as more fundamental research on the way light interacts with matter.
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But there is also a much more fundamental issue to confront: do white Americans really believe that African-American people matter, and matter just as much as they do?
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That brings us to the more fundamental idea of information access, where, theoretically, ISPs might be able to block or downgrade publishers or content providers they don't agree with.
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Other experts have pointed out what they said was a more fundamental problem with O'Connor's ruling: the states did not have the standing to sue in the first place.
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Independently of whether it makes sense to perform a soft or hard fork on the Ethereum network, the current debate has shed light on a much more fundamental problem.
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Analysts from several brokerages expressed relief that there were no signs in Zuckerberg's first public comments on the row of a more fundamental shift in the company's revenue model.
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"The new capital isn't about capital per se — our economics are heath — but more for a strategic investment angle," he said, getting back to more fundamental founder talking points.
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As Spitzer noted, Trump has tried to demonstrate that he not only supports the NRA's policy positions but also understands the issue's importance at a more fundamental gut level.
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The even-more-fundamental rule of road congestion might be this: as long as roads are free to use, traffic scales to fit (or rather, to congest) available roadways.
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The more fundamental issue posed by the coronavirus — that large swaths of the traveling public may simply stay off planes for the foreseeable future — is a far greater threat.
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Some political observers mused about more fundamental changes to the life span of scandal, describing President Trump's approach to bad press as if it were a revolutionary medical breakthrough.
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But fans today would do well to take a hard look at ourselves, asking not only Royce's question, but also a more fundamental one: What are we cheering, really?
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He said that while there could be an announcement on intellectual property this week, it appeared that more fundamental concerns about China's treatment of technology would not be addressed.
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The Trump administration's most hawkish officials have seized on the coronavirus epidemic to bolster their arguments that the United States needs to make a more fundamental break with China.
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But this crisis is already beginning to reveal a more fundamental question: Is the administration truly prepared, manned and equipped to deftly handle the many foreign policy crises brewing.
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So racism is a part of this resentment, but we are failing to fully understand these perspectives when we assume that racism is more fundamental than calculations of injustice.
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"We're not going to stop until we make more fundamental changes, and make people safer and make sure they feel safer at the same time," Mr. de Blasio said.
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" Pence's essay, however, touches on a more fundamental ideological difference between the two running mates: Pence said winning, as a goal in a political campaign, "comes very much last.
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While the experience of Khmer women is undoubtedly a strong theme in her work, Neak's conceptual process of portraiture is more fundamental to her practice than an overarching feminist read.
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On an even more fundamental level, it wasn't entirely clear just how physicists could go about turning this mathematical oddity into an experiment that could be tested in a lab.
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Analysts say more fundamental change is needed to make CMU a success, such as restoring public trust in markets after the global financial crisis a decade ago ushered in austerity.
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"A further point is the more fundamental and technical underpinning of bitcoin's evolution with positive moves on scaling - or increasing the number of transactions the network can process," he added.
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That's because the extrapolation central to asymptotic safety does not rule out that a more fundamental description of space-time—for example, with strings or networks—emerges at high energies.
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But the mere fact that Amazon is interested in the market has been enough to damage the startup's stock, along with the other more fundamental flaws in its business plan.
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That suggests that both dysregulated gaming and psychosocial behavior problems are both potential signs of more fundamental underlying psychological frustrations rather than excessive gaming causing problems in and of itself.
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Microsoft's admirable focus on maintaining compatibility across three generations of Xbox means its hands are tied to some extent when it comes to a more fundamental rethinking of the platform.
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While large entertainment companies scramble to catch up to streaming content platforms, more fundamental upheaval is headed their way as a result of technological advances in artificial intelligence and 5G.
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But trying to rally employees into a feeling of higher purpose at work misses something more fundamental: At root, people want to be compensated well for the work they do.
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May's performance, rooted in slight but suggestive gestures, is a study in how we might differentiate between social appearance and the more fundamental self, between mere mannerism and real soul.
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"The things coming down the pipeline are much bigger, more fundamental issues," referring to ongoing negotiations between the White House, Senate and House on spending limits and the debt ceiling.
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While there is a direct relationship between level of education and earnings, an even stronger, more fundamental connection exists between the lack of a high school diploma and low literacy.
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These are all legitimate concerns, but they miss a more fundamental question about our rapid adoption of wearable fitness tech: Is the data we collect with these devices actually useful?
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"No right is more fundamental to our very character and our safety of our nation than our Second Amendment," said Kelli Ward, a candidate for the US Senate in Arizona.
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I suppose this leads to the more fundamental question of, "what's the point of talking to a psychic?" which is a question for another day and another piece of writing.
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Handel's attack was useful because it allowed her to insinuate something else entirely — that Ossoff doesn't belong to the traditional community of the area in a much more fundamental sense.
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Handel's attack is useful because it allows her to insinuate something else entirely — that Ossoff doesn't belong to the traditional community of the area in a much more fundamental sense.
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This is the reasoning of a person who lacks something more fundamental than detailed policy knowledge — he lacks an understanding of how foreign policy itself, at a fundamental level, functions.
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Experts point to a more fundamental issue: When the perpetrator is someone they trusted, it can take years for victims even to identify what happened to them as a violation.
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Nothing was more fundamental to his moral and political thought than the dignity of the human person; but he understood that to flourish, persons need relationships, beginning with the family.
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Whichever approach Congress might take to rein in some of the opportunities for exploitation that a 15 percent pass-through rate creates, there is a more fundamental issue at stake.
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Many here perceived the attempt to undercut the independence of the judiciary as a far broader and more fundamental threat to their freedoms than anything the government had tried before.
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It is about a more fundamental divide, between those who believe in evidence as a basis for life-altering and nation-defining decisions and those who adhere unflinchingly to dogma.
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Solving this paradox requires physicists to find a quantum theory of gravity—a more fundamental conceptualization from which the space-time picture emerges at low energies, such as outside black holes.
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When scholars talk about the Supreme Court's "legitimacy," they are talking about something more fundamental than job approval or whether the public agrees with the Court's ruling in a specific case.
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It is another piece of the jigsaw in making sense of this diverse and remote body, and gives us a more fundamental understanding of the geological processes which are influencing it.
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More fundamental is Britain's rapid switch to wind, which now supplies a third of its power and could rise for the UK to hit its zero net emissions targets by 2050.
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The movie screams of a kind of late 1980s, early 1990s consumerism that firmly dates it, even as its aspirations are rooted in a more fundamental version of the American Dream.
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The most important thing Obamacare did was not any of its technical details, but something more fundamental: It established the principle, and the expectation, that everyone should have health care coverage.
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But there are much more fundamental worries about the MacBook's keyboard, the length of time it took to recover from the "trashcan" Mac Pro, and the weirdly unergonomic Apple TV remote.
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The president's more fundamental error is to see trade as a zero-sum game, in which exporting is for winners (or cheats, if they are foreign) and importing is for dupes.
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But an even more fundamental question formed the crux of the inquiry: Did all of the black magic Cambridge Analytica sold to clients, from politicians to defense agencies, really even work?
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But on a more fundamental level, the charges violated the NCAA's insistence that its athletes, even those at top-flight schools and playing marquee sports like basketball and football, are amateurs.
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In short, the inattention to detail is not really a sign of engagement with bigger problems; instead, it masks an inattention to larger, more fundamental problems that can cripple an administration.
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Now there is growing fear of a more fundamental threat to the world of work: the possibility that new technologies, from machine learning to driverless cars, will cause havoc to employment.
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"It is another piece of the jigsaw in making sense of this diverse and remote body, and gives us a more fundamental understanding of the geological processes which are influencing it."
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It has become a more fundamental question of legitimacy — particularly if (or when) unions reach the tipping point where the majority of employees have no relationship with the union at all.
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There is nothing more fundamental to a republic than the rule of law, which is just a fancy way of saying that the law should be equally applied to every American.
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His frustration also seems rooted in a more fundamental hostility to the concept of collective and multilateral cooperation that has united the post-World War II American-led community of democracies.
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The other, more fundamental reason the job of Speaker has become so taxing is that, regardless of who is in the White House, the office is caught between two countervailing forces.
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Yet a much more fundamental reason has also sparked oil's bull run: Asian demand, which Goldman Sachs said this week points to an average price of $2460 a barrel in 2000.
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"The more fundamental issue is, bitcoin has always been a limited capacity system with an auction mechanism to bid for that capacity," bitcoin developer Peter Todd wrote me in an email.
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But the episode goes to the heart of a more fundamental debate about Mr. Trump: When does he know the things he says are false, and when is he simply misinformed?
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We agree that when it comes to understanding people's values, behaviors and life outcomes, these generational signals often pale in comparison with other, more fundamental factors like race, class and gender.
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Some aviation experts believe the variety of airspeed problems points not to a defective sensor but a more fundamental problem with the processor that collects the data displayed in the cockpit.
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Underlying such logistical and ethical questions are more fundamental issues like the inherent impermanence of graffiti and street art, and whether it's right to try to preserve such works at all.
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But it also reveals something much more fundamental: notably, the perverse effects that even sound regulations can have when they are deployed within a system of governance as unsound as China's.
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But rather than merely adjusting to life in the N.B.A., which can be difficult enough on its own, Harrell struggled with something that seemed much more fundamental: catching James Harden's passes.
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The observation is a more fundamental one: Will there still be room for the likes of Kamala Harris or Maggie Hassan in the political future we're creating, or only Tom Hanks?
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But the answers to them might rely on a more fundamental question: Does the federal judiciary trust the Trump administration when it says the order is necessary to keep Americans safe?
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Regulatory policy and fiscal policy — the decisions by the Administration and the Congress about how much and how the government spends, taxes, and borrows — can influence these more fundamental economic pillars.
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A highly adversarial approach to trade could expose a more fundamental problem: "As written, the WTO rules are just not clear enough," says Chad Bown of the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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But their experiment is not convincing evidence that these problems are necessarily worse or more fundamental than those that affect other fields, including ones that seem more "scientific" like psychology or economics.
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If we lose sight of the fundamental that we're serving, which is enabling people to converse in public and discuss in public ... Why do you see that as more fundamental than news?
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Wall Street analysts expressed relief that there were no signs in the chief executive's status update or in subsequent interviews of a more fundamental shift in the company's advertising-driven revenue model.
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"Part of the reason Michelle's working the way she is is because she understands, as I understand, that some more fundamental values are at stake in this election," Obama told the donors.
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And there's an even more fundamental challenge: It's one thing to root out corruption; it's another to create the functioning democratic and civil society that can inoculate a country against the disease.
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The simplest objection to Sullivan's narrative is that American politics has never been merely procedural — and, indeed, the more procedural it has felt, the more fundamental its internal conflicts have often been.
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On a more fundamental level, the travel ban plan raised basic questions about the President's understanding of a crisis he has minimized, blamed on Democrats and predicted will just go away soon.
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Over time, that would then enable the Court to approach the more fundamental question about whether there is a constitutional right to abortion at all, except perhaps in the rarest of cases.
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On top of fiscal policy decisions, a more fundamental concern is the increasing volatility of state tax revenues, says Bruce Baker, a professor of education at Rutgers University who studies school finance.
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That the mercurial president is already threatening to reverse course, as the number of domestic cases tops 3303,000, speaks to a more fundamental problem for Americans in this crisis: Trump doesn't care.
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While much of the debate has been on the moral or economic consequences of economic inequality, the more fundamental problem is that our constitutional system might not survive in an unequal economy.
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At a more fundamental level, online lenders realized how hard it was to fund the new loans they wanted to give out without having access to cheap deposits, as the banks do.
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Another more fundamental challenge from an alliance of steel importers makes the case that the power was improperly delegated to the White House when Congress passed the law in the first place.
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Today, many successors to Rankin and her "sister suffragettes" are working with the same tenacity and vision as their forebears to secure an even more fundamental right — the right to life itself.
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This question begets a bigger and more fundamental one: Why in the world is the Fed — or, for that matter, any central bank — trying to manipulate interest rates in the first place?
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Once an area of interest for only the most intrepid of Fed watchers, the bond portfolio has started to overshadow more fundamental economic concerns, like China's slowing economy and the government shutdown.
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While he initially dreamed of giving rural communities enough bandwidth to stream YouTube videos, he learned there was a more fundamental value in bringing internet access to areas that never had it.
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"It's mainly Brexit at the moment, at least until next Thursday, before people start to look at the more fundamental oil/commodity drivers again," ABN Amro senior energy economist Hans van Cleef said.
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But the degree to which he's sort of changed conservative thinkers' views, or seems to have, that's unnerving and worrisome, and makes me think maybe we are in a more fundamental inflection point.
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" But when we choose an executive -- especially president -- we ask more fundamental, existential, self-definitional questions, like, "If my spouse and I both die, which candidate would we want to raise our children?
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There are all sorts of more fundamental reasons, ranging from ethnic divisions to anxiety about crime to the weakness of the political opposition that these leaders have exploited in their rise to power.
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Sex Education is the first instance I can recall of a protagonist not constantly preoccupied by the need for validation through sex and love, but whose journey is even more fundamental than that.
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I think investor reaction to Apple results, and the tens of billions shaved off its market capitalization Wednesday, can be boiled down to this more fundamental issue: No company is immune to overcapacity.
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But the effort also splintered against a more fundamental obstacle: the GOP's alternatives all imposed many of their greatest costs on groups and communities that the party now depends on to win elections.
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On a more fundamental level, this aligns directly with the Trump administration's mistrust of words and facts, and its tendency to dismiss whichever words and facts conflict with the administration's views and messaging.
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The meds will stabilize her, but there are more fundamental mental health issues that go to judgment and perspective, and that requires intensive therapy ... something she has been and will continue to receive.
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Even Rivers's second act eventually bogs down under the weight of nonstop exposition, but the more fundamental problem is the emotional underpinning that it needs and doesn't get from the show's first half.
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But it does not force the California tech firm to make any more fundamental structural changes to its business, and some critics have blasted the settlement as inadequate for punishing Facebook's alleged transgressions.
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The Palantir repurchase and Andreessen Horowitz's ruminations highlight a more fundamental point: Compensation at venture-backed companies needs to be rethought in an age when many of these companies are staying private longer.
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That is the thing about spinning or jumping strikes, they do take a higher degree of skill to perform than more fundamental strikes, but almost any healthy fighter can learn to perform them.
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I don't buy the "look at these simple, poor, happy people in developing countries" fetish, but I did wonder if growing up Colombian linked these kids to a more fundamental definition of success.
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Yet debate over an amendment's merits has taken a back seat to a more fundamental question: whether delegates to a convention could be trusted not to tinker with other parts of the Constitution.
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But she is right to emphasize that Trump is the greatest threat to moral capital in recent history and that the health of that capital is more fundamental than any particular policy position.
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First, the more fundamental challenge to newspaper advertising predated Google, with the introduction of Monster, Craigslist, eBay and the slew of other online marketplace businesses that eviscerated the core newspaper classified profit engine.
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But Samuel Tombs, an economist with consultancy Pantheon Macroeconomics, agreed the fall in September probably reflected warm weather during the month, which hit sales of winter clothing, rather than a more fundamental change.
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Equitable access to quality Internet is becoming more and more fundamental to reducing social inequality in the U.S. However, the most recent data available clearly show that connectivity is still anything but equal.
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In other high-profile cases, the justices act like politicians in an even more fundamental way: They vote their party line, with Republican appointees on one side and Democratic appointees on the other.
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Fundamental questions In the longer term, Democrats face more fundamental questions, including how to promote a new generation of leaders and win back disaffected blue collar workers in the Rust Belt who supported Trump.
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At the core of that dispute are much more fundamental questions about how patients, pharmaceutical companies, and health providers would change their behavior in reaction to a plan as generous as what Sanders envisions.
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Schools in Chicago, Philadelphia, and even Boston—all richer cities than Detroit—are also struggling, perhaps a sign that something more fundamental than property taxes needs to be changed in the education funding system.
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In fact, I can't decide whether cleanser or moisturizer is the more fundamental product, but if I were to whittle my multi-step routine down to the essentials, those would be the two left.
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For Christopher Jackson, 40, a Tony nominee for his portrayal of George Washington in the musical "Hamilton," the issue is much more fundamental: Does the couch, the recliner, the dining table feel like home?
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Cevian, which holds a seat on Thyssenkrupp's supervisory board, has repeatedly called for a more fundamental restructuring of the sprawling group, which makes everything from elevators and chemical plants to ships and car parts.
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Still, given that the ECB is many years from getting back to its target, a more fundamental change in its approach is possible and the BOJ move is likely to be scrutinized for clues.
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While lawmakers on both sides of the aisle quibble about the best way to offer Americans access to care, another, more fundamental problem is rapidly becoming acute: There aren't enough doctors to go around.
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It has to do with the depth of our critique of capitalism and whether it's limited to how wealth is distributed, or the more fundamental question of how wealth is actually produced under capitalism.
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Productivity — how much value the economy generates in an average hour of work — gets less public attention than more intuitive economic concepts such as employment and wages, but it may be even more fundamental.
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Yet in Montreal, where issues of language and identity are never far below the surface, there is another, perhaps more fundamental reason that Canadiens coaches must speak the language of Molière and Daft Punk.
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Yet there is also a more fundamental reason for Nielsen's departure that gets closer to the heart of Trump's behavior and political strategy than almost all of the many, previous exits from his administration.
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Explaining the 'bad' Putting aside the philosophical arguments about the existence of evil or free will, the more fundamental point is that even when someone does something bad, that person can still be good.
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But, as he also showed on The View -- and has on the stump -- he is not as articulate at answering a more fundamental question about his candidacy: who he is and why he is here?
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Red Hat contributes to many of the more fundamental elements of FOSS, like GNOME, the desktop environment that a number of Linux distributions use to allow people to use Linux without relying on command line.
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The enormous amount of data now available to us can make it hard for everyone to keep up, and it requires companies like Microsoft to take a more fundamental approach to the future of productivity.
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But there's a larger, more fundamental problem: Android apps, including Google's own, are almost never designed to look right and run right on a large screen — even a standard-sized tablet, let alone a laptop.
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Tech's elite may have decided not to jet into Riyadh for the Future Investment Initiative at the end of this month, but they have also made a more fundamental decision to keep taking Saudi money.
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"The desire to have gender-neutral spaces is not frivolous; it is emblematic of a deeper, more fundamental desire to belong in the world and to feel safe," genderqueer activist and author Jacob Tobia says.
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The battle for self-driving cars is often framed as a fight between Silicon Valley and Detroit, or Google and Uber, but a more fundamental question is what type of technology will win the day.
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But for two standouts from the 220 Shark Tank season, reaching tens of millions in retail sales by 0003 was a success built on an ingredient more fundamental and deeper than the TV win: friendship.
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This gets talked about in terms of "authenticity," but it's actually a more fundamental form of trust — and it's a form of trust that is not routinely extended to, say, Hillary Clinton or Ted Cruz.
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He promised a far more fundamental shift in politics than did Clinton — and the fact that millions of Democrats rallied to that flag is a lesson that the party establishment will ignore at its peril.
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This notion that Obama doesn't "like America" is frankly silly, and I suspect the sentiment is an expression of more fundamental biases, but since I can't argue with your audience here, I'll leave it there.
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Heather Conley, who served in the Bush administration as deputy assistant secretary of state for Europe and Eurasian Affairs, noted the tensions were acute in 2003, but said the divisions are even more fundamental now.
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You'll learn C++ (the games industry standard coding language), develop problem solving skills within Unreal, and gain a more fundamental understanding of the game dev process through hours of on-demand video and downloadable resources.
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"Even if the lira comes through these upcoming events unscathed, the more fundamental point is that it remains vulnerable to a fresh deterioration in global investor sentiment," Capital Economics said in a note to clients.
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"While we must take a range of actions now to tackle poverty, we should also consider options for more fundamental reform in the longer term," Sturgeon said in a statement to Scottish parliament on Tuesday.
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A second camp, representing the emerging left within the Democratic Party and including the likes of Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Ilhan Omar, is articulating more fundamental concerns about American support for the Saudi kingdom.
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But it also violates a more fundamental tenet of medical care: that providers be able to counsel patients about their medical options free from external interference by politically motivated rules that aren't based on evidence.
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"We recognize that there's still more fundamental work to be done to bring out the full potential of the experience, and it will require a more substantial reinvention than an update or expansion," Hudson writes.
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It's worth considering whether this anxiety is standing in for a more fundamental fear: that you won't be able to love this guy over the long haul, that you're too "terrible" — too judgmental, too superficial.
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Eventually, the plant's operators and director were found responsible for the accident, but a more fundamental transgression was kept secret: for years, the "sanctified icons" overseeing Soviet nuclear power knowingly ignored defects in the reactor.
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The case hinges on a technical question about Congress' authority, but this debate obscures a more fundamental question: should health itself be a constitutional right in the U.S. - and would it matter if it were?
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It is still early to determine if Mr. Fink is describing a trend that will eventually reach its limits or whether a more fundamental, longer-term reordering of the stock-picking process will take place.
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Fresh as they may feel, these groups offer a much more fundamental benefit, according to Dr. Karen North, a professor at the University of Southern California who studies the intersection of social media and psychology.
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But this is a complicated and wishful construction, and cutting against it is the more fundamental proposition that the president, who is responsible for the faithful execution of the law, cannot put himself above it.
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No, it's something deeper and more fundamental than that — the loss of one of the few people who believed that television could make the world not sleeker and more modern but more human, less cold.
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I have felt battered and broken and bruised, and I have turned my whole self inside out in the pursuit of some more fundamental truth about who I am and what I want from my life.
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Now the question is whether the new prayer space at the wall — also known by its Hebrew name, the Kotel — is a first step toward more fundamental change or only a resolution to a localized problem.
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The search inwards, toward ever more fundamental truths about the way our world fits together, seems to have no end in sight — so Democritus's theory of the atomos may stand for decades or centuries to come.
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But there are deeper, more fundamental questions about Trump's presidency that will be key to his capacity to unify a deeply divided country and appeal to Americans who will feel outraged and disgusted by his victory.
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In Arena, for example, the sideboard gets scrapped, and with it a deeper form of the game that requires you to have a more fundamental mastery of the card pool and its potential shifts and transformations.
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Perhaps it was related to something more fundamental about the case that I still didn't understand: Why was Catherine Lee important enough for two men from North Carolina to fly across the world to kill her?
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Education in an AltSchool classroom Education in an AltSchool classroom In higher education, the changes Secretary DeVos is likely to implement will be more fundamental to the adoption of impactful technology, albeit in a roundabout way.
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It also suggests that the system can no longer be changed by democratic deliberation, but that a more fundamental opposition may be needed, and a deposing of the elites allegedly manipulating the system in their favor.
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Neuhaus framed his speculation on the need for "regime change" in terms of worries about judicial overreach, but there was a more fundamental concern: the disappearance of a god-fearing nation built on Judeo-Christian values.
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" The Hill's Mike Lillis reported that there's an even more fundamental debate within the party: "House Democrats are at odds over whether attacks on President Trump will prove to be a winning campaign message in 2018.
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Some bond strategists now see the possibility of a shift to a more fundamental-driven market, which could result in higher, more normal interest rate levels that will affect everything from home mortgages to commercial loans.
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Whatever happens to Bitcoin, we must not lose sight of a more fundamental — and more worrisome — development: A financial product with a purely arbitrary value has been successfully introduced in the world's most sophisticated financial markets.
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She has hammered her support for implementing policies to make the markets work, an explicit contrast to Mr. Sanders's brand of democratic socialism, which advocates that a more fundamental rethinking of the political system is necessary.
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"The reform indicates the central bank is trying to tackle a more fundamental issue — making it easier for lower rates to pass through to corporate borrowers," said Hao Zhou, senior China economist for Commerzbank in Singapore.
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Their efforts could help answer a more fundamental question: Will automation be a solution for the great challenges of the 21st-century economy — low wages, rising inequality and anemic overall growth — or make those problems worse?
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"I so hope that wild animals are granted more and more fundamental rights in the future — like rights to dignity, survival, homeland, and their evolutionary privileges," Slater wrote in a statement posted on his Facebook page.
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As Josh pointed out earlier today, this could all be a light show orchestrated by Uber to distract from more fundamental questions, and, if so, we might indeed see a more peaceable agreement prevail after Wednesday's meeting.
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"From informing detailed models of the inner workings of neutron stars and the emissions they produce, to more fundamental physics such as general relativity, this event is just so rich," said MIT senior research scientist David Shoemaker.
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To get some clarity on this, I reached out to 11 constitutional experts and asked them to step back from the latest Trump outrage and answer a more fundamental question: How do you define a constitutional crisis?
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The researchers aren't exactly sure how the two got connected, but the association means "that the memory patterns are not just an artifact of how articles are linked on Wikipedia but shows something more fundamental," says Yasseri.
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Infosys believes that once you begin to get a grip on these basic plumbing issues, you can put humans to work on more fundamental problems that require creative thinking, something machines are a long way from achieving.
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For him, something more fundamental is at stake than his Olympic medal - a momentous achievement in itself - and he wanted this fundamental issue to be the subject of the post-race press conference and the award ceremony.
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But the administration's China hawks, Lighthizer and White House trade and manufacturing adviser Peter Navarro, are likely to favor a harder line demanding more fundamental trade changes, even if it means tariffs and short-term economic pain.
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But I think there's an even more fundamental point, which is it seems to me our objectives should be to grow the pie as much as possible, and then make sure that everybody gets a fair piece.
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The base PCF platform also gets some love with more fundamental Windows Server and VMware NSX-T integration along with a new a new Healthwatch dashboard that provides insights into the health of application running on PCF.
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He regarded the normalizable expansion history, which the path integral had merely helped uncover, as the solution to a more fundamental equation about the universe posed in the 1960s by the physicists John Wheeler and Bryce DeWitt.
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The second set of concerns is more fundamental, questioning how the doctrine squares with the Constitution's distribution of powers across the three branches of government and whether judges are shirking their responsibilities when they defer to agencies.
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There's been a lot of talk about "normalizing" Trump, but this is more fundamental: To ignore the election results and act like the strongest possible version of Trump's agenda was endorsed by most voters re-historicizes Trump.
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What we learned was this: The divide in American politics is not merely over policy, or even identity, but something arguably more fundamental — the very idea that impartial rules and fair play are central to democratic governance.
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But few took it as a sign of more fundamental weakness, especially because the initial August figure has come in below expectations in five of the last six years, only to be revised higher in some cases.
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And there is a more fundamental cleavage between what Democrats think can be done considering that those things would have to make their way through Congress, and what should be done, if there were no congressional impediment.
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He suggested that the more fundamental intention of law is the protection of taxpayer privacy, so Treasury and I.R.S. lawyers could deem a request that appears intended to publicize the president's tax information for political purposes inappropriate.
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But Maeve's peek behind the curtain hints at a more fundamental cause: As the engineers, coders and technicians dismantle and reconstruct the hosts, the show constantly forces us to reflect on how we humans are composed, too.
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How to up the ante on holistic care teams While some in Washington continue trying to shift rising costs around, we advocate stepping back and looking at the more fundamental goal of lowering costs by improving health.
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Arguments over gentrification are really arguments over who deserves to live in a city, and the notion of a right to stay put is sometimes at odds with another, perhaps more fundamental right: the right to move.
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But Sarah Gollust, a professor of health policy at the University of Minnesota who studies how public opinion shapes public health, argues that the discrepancy in how Republicans and Democrats vote on public health is more fundamental.
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My perspective on individual books has probably evolved — or been tweaked by reading the author's subsequent work — but I can't think of cases in which my view of a particular book changed in a more fundamental way.
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For the moment, administration insiders say Trump is siding more with Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin's penchant for deal-making, rather than U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer's harder line approach, that seeks more fundamental changes in how China operates.
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Siloed security bureaucracies aren't just slow and frustrating; in the long run they are inherently a more fundamental threat to the security of the companies infested by them than any exterior hacker or even APT ever could be.
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It's common to look at the stock price as the defining metric of Nadella's tenure, but the stock price triumph has followed something more fundamental and harder to measure: how he changed the culture of the entire organization.
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Trump's erratic behavior—his thin skin, his racism, his dishonesty, his unpredictability—has reduced the valence of familiar left-right ideological disputes and replaced them with a more fundamental question of what American political leadership should look like.
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While engineers labor to build rudimentary quantum computers, theoretical computer scientists have confronted a more fundamental obstacle: They've been unable to prove that classical computers will never be able to perform the tasks quantum computers are designed for.
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Moves of such a large scale would come about either through a squeeze on short pound positions that forces traders to buy sterling to close out losing trades, or by a more fundamental re-assessment of sterling assets.
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It's a record-breaking fine — but critics have argued that it is ultimately ineffectual, amounting to only a fraction of Facebook's annual profits, and it's not accompanied by any more fundamental structural changes to the company's business model.
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They had argued that the United States should not back down from trying to force China to make more fundamental changes to its economy, even if such measures would cause short-term pain for American businesses and consumers.
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A more fundamental question is whether the Trump administration will now pursue a diplomatic strategy to quell the fighting in Syria, which has attracted thousands of militants, including many of the volunteers who have joined the Islamic State.
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Extra camera modes are unlikely to change this single-handedly, but combined with rumors of a 108-megapixel sensor and 8K / 30 fps video recording, they could signal a more fundamental shake-up of the smartphone camera leaderboards.
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But the more fundamental problem revealed in the report is that the NSA has done little to limit the number of people who have access to what are supposed to be the most protected hardware the NSA has.
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I think that's too narrow too because, as you know, maybe the more fundamental content creation that these platforms engage in every day is just through algorithmic decisions, prioritization, which information you see, which information you don't see.
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But a more fundamental element of smug disdain for Kim Davis went unchallenged: the contention, at bottom, that Davis was not merely wrong in her convictions, but that her convictions were, in themselves, an error and a fraud.
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The messy scenes that followed, including an incident relayed in court documents when lawyers were denied access to arriving refugees by a customs clerk who referred their questions to Trump himself, laid the traps for a more fundamental crisis.
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So there's something more fundamental going on here, and it could be as simple as the state unleashing all this violence during war and then it's unable to control it afterward, but I'm not convinced that's the whole story.
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There's a more fundamental reason why Clinton may discard Warren: the question of whether she is ready for the top job after only four years in the Senate and given her relative lack of exposure to national security policy.
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But to me, the purpose of the meeting from Facebook's point of view was to acknowledge that if one story and one accusation can bring out the pitchforks, the more fundamental issue to address is a lack of trust.
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They should also advocate for more fundamental health reforms, such as those contained in House Speaker Paul Ryan's "Better Way" agenda, that reorient the majority of control in our health care system away from government and toward the consumer.
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"The general weakness of ESI across the euro zone suggests that more fundamental forces are weighing on growth, such as the fading boost from previous declines in oil prices and the euro exchange rate," economists at Capital Economics wrote.
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While corporate broadcasters have seized on the internet's advantages as a distribution medium for their content, the much more fundamental impact on our society is that it has allowed everyone to become a broadcaster themselves on an equal footing.
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Maybe it's just the embarrassment that he is not as rich as he claims, or, maybe, it's something more fundamental — like how dependent he is on Russian oligarchs for financing, so much so that Putin has leverage on him.
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Among the hundreds of pages of technical evaluations in a 2009 internal corps' review of the New Orleans levee system, the one that was inadequate on arrival, there are a few arresting sentences that diagnose a more fundamental problem.
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At this point, then, major Republican initiatives are bogged down for reasons that have nothing to do with the personality flaws of the tweeter in chief, and everything to do with the broader, more fundamental fecklessness of his party.
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Beyond its eerily accurate forecasting about the corporatization of news media and the degradation of truth, this "Network" has a timely and more fundamental message about the power of anger and what happens when society unleashes it en masse.
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But it was something more fundamental that really bothered him about the idea: "Is the scenario troubling because the unenhanced poor would be denied the benefits of bioengineering, or because the enhanced affluent would somehow be dehumanized?" he asked.
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Although such cases do occur, Forcelli has come to believe that the problem is more fundamental—that the workings of the criminal-justice system itself have led even conscientious prosecutors, judges, and juries to put innocent people in prison.
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" His colleague Jose Jimenez, a Senior Architect at BIG, likes the Death Star's overall aesthetic, but found several more fundamental flaws: "The highly partitioned interior wastes a lot of space in corridors, circulation areas, and random vertical shafts with broken bridges.
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So the hypothesis was that maybe something about those colors, or the human brain's perception of those colors, is more fundamental than culture—like, the human brain has a "deep grammar" for color, a hard-coded categorization of the color space.
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Because it is a clear "separation of powers" issue, and there is nothing more fundamental and sacrosanct to our great republic than the ability of the three coequal branches of government to function independently and "in check" with each other.
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But the games arguably had an even more fundamental problem, a linearity frequently referred to as 'key and lock' design, where one item (say, the gale boomerang) solves a particular situation, but is useless unless the circumstances call for it, specifically.
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"When we included more information in the push, we saw higher engagement," Mr. Owen said, noting that, as the team progressively answered more fundamental questions — the whos, whats, whens, wheres and whys — they found a wider audience with each additional detail.
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For Britain's spy masters, the riddle of Huawei is only a part of the wider challenge of securing 5G networks and what they see as the much more fundamental threat from China's dominance in certain globalised technologies of the future.
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This is a more fundamental choice – about who we are as a people, and whether we stay true to this great American experiment in self-government... ...What we heard in Cleveland last week wasn't particularly Republican – and it sure wasn't conservative.
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"Their misunderstandings expressed during the post-accident interviews and the misunderstandings of other crewmembers who were permanently assigned to the John S McCain point to a more fundamental issue with the qualification process and training with the IBNS," concluded the report.
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But any deal that tackles America's trade deficit with China, without bringing convincing concessions on the more fundamental ways China exerts influence through state involvement in the economy, will draw accusations that Mr Trump has allowed himself to be duped.
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But the two conditions have something in common on a more fundamental level: The same chemicals in the brain that modulate mood are the same ones that affect a number of physical systems in the body, and especially pain, Gitlin says.
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"The early February gains reflect the end of the partial government shutdown as well as a more fundamental shift in consumer expectations due to the Fed's pause in raising interest rates," said Richard Curtin, chief economist for the Surveys of Consumers.
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As big digital platforms like Facebook and Google crack down on the abundant fake news within each of their sites, the study suggests that lessons may be needed at a more fundamental level in order to effectively combat the problem.
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Moves of that scale would either come about by a sudden squeeze on short pound positions that forces traders to hoover up sterling to close out loss-making trades - or by more fundamental re-assessment of sterling assets more broadly.
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"If they change because of political regime change … there can be a bump to the value of … those bonds if there is a more fundamental opposition coming in, which is what I believe Goldman Sachs is betting on," she said.
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And now we're this bigger company and have these resources that we can use to solve some of these more fundamental technology problems, like getting the more than half of the world who's not on the internet onto the internet.
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"It is not easy to understand whether softness is due to uncertainty around the EU referendum and its after-effects or a sign of more fundamental weakness," said Liberum analyst Charlie Campbell who has a "buy" rating on the stock.
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But again, the whip count should be a secondary concern to the more fundamental issue — that all these years after Obama signed the ACA into law, the GOP still has no ideologically coherent or politically popular plan for undoing it.
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More fundamental changes may still come later, especially as the vast majority of analysts expect the asset buys to be extended beyond their current scheduled end next March and technical tweaks may not be enough to accommodate a major extension.
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"We have specialist lift engineers on-site who are working to repair the lift as a matter of urgency, and we will be commissioning a full investigation to identify a more fundamental solution," the company said in a statement to iNews.
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We're learning more about how American troops died in Niger, but we should be asking a more fundamental question: How can we address what's causing the ills of Niger and the Sahel directly so more U.S. troops don't die there?
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Hillary Clinton struggled to articulate a boosterish case for the American economy during the 2016 campaign in part because of lingering patches of labor market weakness but largely because progressives have a more fundamental critique of the US economic situation.
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The overall effect of this design is to make the game feel slower, more deliberate, and less overwhelming, and it's a much more fundamental shift than Arc System Works has attempted in the past when they've adapted a popular license.
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Instead, it did so because the 20-somethings of the mid-1800s saw it as vital to fulfilling more fundamental longings — vital to maintaining a group of friends, to socializing, to entertainment, to building a career, even to getting laid.
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The disconnect between some Democratic representatives and many of their voters may be emblematic of the more fundamental disconnect between Washington and the country that became a central theme of the 2016 presidential race, both in Trump's rise and Sen.
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They learn about these facts, but unlike anyone else, they seem willing to ask more fundamental and deeper questions about why basic mechanics of the universe aren't what they seem: Most people suspected fraud, a practical joke perpetrated by mischief-makers.
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By an accurate reading of the Constitution, the ruling was correct—not merely because contributions are protected by the First Amendment, but for a more fundamental reason: The Constitution, as originally understood, grants Congress no power to govern political campaigns.
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Though their conflict is ostensibly over the Justice Department's production of sensitive documents to Congress, Democrats believe that the bureaucratic disagreement belies a more fundamental concern for the lawmakers: protecting Mr. Trump from the special counsel investigation, which Mr. Rosenstein oversees.
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Agreement on a plan to cut taxes for individuals and businesses, along with more fundamental changes to the tax code, would allow the House Ways and Means and Senate Finance committees to start putting meat on the bone with legislative language.
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He spoke of more "fundamental" reasons that he believes Trump is not a true member of the GOP, not because of him disagreeing with Republicans on issues or his attacks on Republicans in Congress — but because Danforth believes he is divisive.
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The more fundamental falsehoods VA is spreading are in addition to it publicly denying basic, easily-verifiable facts about its dog experiments like that is uses puppies — it does — and that dogs are exposed to pain and distress — they are.
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If Trump does win in 2020, Facebook will undoubtedly be accused by at least some on the left of being a key reason for his success and further vilified accordingly — but if he doesn&apost, more fundamental threats may be brewing.
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"There's something more fundamental about how people are feeling at some level — whether it's economic, whether it's stress, whether it's deterioration of family," Ellen Meara, a professor at the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice, told the Washington Post.
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"That's kind of the hope — that sex differences are not only important to understanding diseases in men and women, but also to developing a more fundamental understanding of the disease processes, so that you can manipulate them," Dr. Arnold said.
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On the other hand, it's possible that you're canceling a lot not so much because of the psychological biases I've discussed, but because you're agreeing to do things that, at a more fundamental level, you really don't want to do.
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And beyond the world of policy, at a more fundamental level, the national mind remains divided on the matter of racial justice -- too many believe it's already been achieved, or worse, debate whether it's a moral necessity to pursue it at all.
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"This is a technical-driven rally caused by the currency breaking out of established trading ranges prompting a wave of position-covering by some funds but we need more fundamental drivers for the rally to sustain," Danske Bank currency strategist Morten Helt said.
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But the CEO of the biggest fund company in the world said investors need to focus on a more fundamental issue — the fact that better-than-decent returns from a diversified portfolio of stocks and bonds can't be expected over the next decade.
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While many characteristics of this downturn are relatively isolated — the decline in energy prices is most likely a result of oversupply, for example — there is the danger of a feedback loop developing, connecting these highly correlated markets in a more fundamental way.
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We can use that one-two punch in agriculture and industry, by creating: In several of these areas some options exist today, but a need for more innovation and more fundamental research – that the federal government is uniquely equipped to fund – still exists.
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Questions about how good a job the FSOC does and the consistency of its evaluation processes raises a much more fundamental question — should there even be an FSOC, and, if so, should it have the authority to designate non-bank firms as SIFIs?
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At the heart of the struggles of the Chao Lay - also known as "Sea Gypsies" - is not just their right to the sea and land, but also a more fundamental question of legality and identity, said Narumon Arunotai at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok.
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So if we focus on this systemic question, rather than the ins and outs of who made which choice and owes what to whom, then we are both addressing more fundamental issues — and, paradoxically, might have a better chance of seeing common ground.
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WASHINGTON — Lurking behind the turmoil and the jockeying for advantage in President-elect Donald J. Trump's effort to assemble a national security team lies the more fundamental question of how he will address the immediate and complex challenges he inherits upon taking office.
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But the idea of a deep state, similar to the idea of a rigged election or a fraudulent vote count, could cause a more fundamental threat: Each presupposes the government is actually controlled by hidden hands that ignore the law without compunction.
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But the invention of the walkie-talkie, which is often used by consumers as either a fun tool or a simple communications device, is a great reminder that this technology used to be so much more fundamental for both businesses and the military.
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But I am heartened by this collection of stunning, aesthetically, and conceptually complex works that prove art comes not from a place of "ability" or "disability," but from something more fundamental that unites human beings in the capacity for reflection and self-expression.
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China should also let the exchange rate play a more fundamental role in foreign exchange resource allocation, regulating cross-border flows, and balancing international payments, Fang Shangpu said in an article on Thursday in a publication owned by the foreign exchange regulator.
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Not just, as is always trotted out, because he accelerated great leaps forward in nutrition, in conditioning, in hydration, in sports science, in recruitment and, in later years, in analytics, too, but because of something more fundamental: He opened an entire country's eyes.
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But there's an even more fundamental way that many voting machines themselves are being connected to the internet and put at risk of hacking, and there's no sign that election officials at the state or federal level are aware the risk exists.
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"Cuccinelli's appointment fails to comply with the [law] for a more fundamental and clear-cut reason: he never did and never will serve in a subordinate role — that is, as an 'assistant' — to any other USCIS official," Moss wrote in his opinion.
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Yet as Hong Kong feels increasingly divided between rich and poor, the debate surrounding the golf course speaks to more fundamental questions about the future of this city, and whether it will be affordable to all, or just a playground of the rich.
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Several of Wisconsin's elected officials have joined the growing chorus of demands for better protections for free speech on campus, even as they fail to recognize how their own politicized approach to managing campuses poses a much more fundamental risk to free speech.
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"To allow the policy question of same-sex marriage to be considered and resolved by a select, patrician, highly unrepresentative panel of nine is to violate a principle even more fundamental than no taxation without representation: no social transformation without representation," he wrote.
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Yet the trend is widespread enough to suggest that there has been a more fundamental change, that English teams no longer suspect they are being taken for a ride, but know they are, and are determined to put a stop to it.
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With industry eager to transition quantum computing from the lab to store shelves, more fundamental research is underway at universities and national labs through the help of agencies such as the Department of Energy, National Institute of Standards and Technology, and the National Science Foundation.
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There's also a more fundamental question, brought up by Jonathan Alland, the Pebble RSS app developer, as we talk about Pebble's future: If Rebble does succeed at building its own firmware and running it on new hardware, what's left to tie it back to Pebble?
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The potential for disruption in the Middle East has come amid a more fundamental souring of market sentiment in recent days, with hedge funds, producers and traders all taking a more bearish tack in response to what they see as weakness in worldwide demand.
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"The key question facing investors now is whether the Fed can get away with a small number of insurance cuts or whether it will be pushed towards a more fundamental loosening of policy," Neil Shearing, group chief economist at Capital Economics, said in a note.
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But in this year's presidential election, the difference is more fundamental than that: The Democratic Party is a normal political party that has nominated a normal presidential candidate, and the Republican Party has become an abnormal political party that has nominated an abnormal presidential candidate.
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However, with only enough money to fund the program for two years, the economics of local news (supported in no small way by Facebook's algorithms) will have to undergo a much more fundamental shift if these trainees are to find a job at its conclusion.
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Demographic shifts are slow, and the downward trend we're seeing now could still reverse itself, but "each year that goes by with new data showing no rise — or even a decline, as we saw this year — makes a more fundamental shift more likely," Jackson said.
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Under such circumstances "they would almost certainly become systemic by nature, not only because of their operational risks, but also in a more fundamental way: they could undermine the deposit-taking of banks and their business models," Jens Weidmann told a conference at the Bundesbank.
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If sonic black holes serve as a true analogue, then Hawking's approximation is correct, the event horizon is an uneventful place, and information gets destroyed in black holes, meaning that the probabilistic rules of quantum mechanics must be replaced by a more fundamental framework.
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But as a place to start a conversation, the defeat of the Republican health care bill at the hands of the most conservative House members, makes it clear the Democrats have more fundamental agreements with the Republican leadership than the Freedom Caucus ever did.
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"There's something more fundamental here — whether we've entered a stage of tribalism where devotion to our tribe's witch doctor is required and there is not an examination of the witch doctor's credentials," said Inglis, who told The Hill he still keeps in touch with Sanford.
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"The drop in the ultra-long end was swap-driven last week, but now it is changing to the cash market, which shows there is a more fundamental driver to (the move lower in) long dated bond yields," said Rainer Guntermann, rates strategist at Commerzbank.
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The era Sullivan looks back on fondly was, by almost any measure, more illiberal in its politics and more fundamental in its conflicts, in part because the meaning of America — who got to participate in it, and whose claims it heard — was so deeply contested.
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This is not a matter of short-term politics, of whether being "too woke" will help or hurt Democrats in 2020, but a deeper and more fundamental question: what types of organizations and activist movements are required to make liberalism sustainable in the 21st century.
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But at an even more fundamental level, the design of our digital economy is steadily eroding the temperamental qualities that we need in order to treasure privacy at all: our tolerance for opaqueness, uncertainty and disconnectedness — and our faith in the decency of others.
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The more fundamental question is whether the White House can balance the fulfillment of a campaign promise to carry out "extreme vetting" of citizens from Muslim countries with the need to maintain strong ties with Muslim partners in its fight against the Islamic State.
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It is not a matter of practicality but a more fundamental one: the creation, attachment, and conveyance of meaning occur not entirely in a body, nor entirely outside of it; neither completely retained in marks, nor completely removed from them; but somewhere in between.
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While there are no signs that international sanctions imposed on North Korea over its nuclear weapons will be officially lifted soon, researchers at a U.S.-based think tank say North Korea has more fundamental problems to overcome if it wants access to foreign finance.
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Modi, who has vowed to modernize India's armed forces with a $150 billion spending spree, personally intervened in April 2015 to agree on the smaller order of 36 and give the air force a near-term boost as he weighed options for a more fundamental overhaul.
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Thyssenkrupp installed Guido Kerkhoff as acting chief executive but Hiesinger's departure opens up more fundamental questions about a company that was long run not only for profit, but also with the aims of upholding the legacy of its founding family and preserving jobs for its 158,000 workers.
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However, it's worth noting that U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer — not Kudlow — will be the lead negotiator as the two countries attempt to resolve more fundamental disagreements on forced technology transfers, intellectual property theft and other issues in the coming months, per the Wall Street Journal.
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Yeah. But the other bigger and more fundamental challenge, I think, is that Bannon has never worked in government, has never thought about or passed any kind of legislation, had not even worked on a campaign until Trump hired him, what, 100 days before the election.
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Instead, there are some more fundamental questions at play about a state and the federal government's obligation to enforce the law of the land — and whether we will set what some would call a very dangerous precedent about ignoring the law when we don't agree with it.
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It presupposes a framework of space, and scientists see phenomena in quantum physics where spatial concepts seem not to apply—suggesting, to some, that space is derived from a more fundamental level of reality where these is no such as thing as position, distance, or speed.
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It is facing more fundamental problems, says Mr Kulkarni of RBC: people will spend only so much on artisan goods, so it may be hard to coax more sales from existing buyers; and Etsy's sellers, most of whom work from home, may have trouble making more products.
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The silence about what has for the last three days been at the core of Mr. Trump's campaign also underscored a more fundamental gap: Republicans on Capitol Hill have their own agenda and intend to run their campaigns apart from Mr. Trump — not as a unified ticket.
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There are a few companies trying to build out some more fundamental backend capabilities to enable shared experiences that adjust to their surroundings, but it's unclear where the missing link really is in getting people to use a feature that's really just sitting dormant on their smartphone.
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The Civic Seminary proposes the idea that beneath the cacophony of partisan debate are more fundamental divides: between liberty and equality, as Ms. Kelley points out, or between a Hamiltonian versus Jeffersonian view of the role of government, or between "pluribus" and "unum," among many others.
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"The main contribution of a quantum internet is to allow encrypted communication in a perfectly secure fashion that can't be broken in principle, even if in the future we develop a more fundamental theory of physics," Ciarán Lee, a researcher at University College, London, explained to Gizmodo.
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While much of the focus has been on seeking to understand the nature of the disagreements that caused the fall-outs, perhaps a more fundamental question remains: Should governors and senators have left prestigious and important political roles to become presidential appointees in the first place?
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The debate pointed to a more fundamental difference between the political right and left, which could make Democratic unity more difficult: While conservatives are glad to reap the political benefits from halting or undermining an expansion of government, liberals are invested in a well-functioning state.
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But a more fundamental question for what kind of historical precedent Mr. Trump's move establishes is whether courts will even allow themselves to address whether it is true, as a matter of fact, that a national emergency exists on the border that a wall would resolve.
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And though HyTech Power, where Johnson serves as CTO, obviously seeks financial success, Johnson sees its products as something more: a way to use hydrogen to immediately reduce pollution while scaling up and driving down costs enough to enable more fundamental changes to the energy system.
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In addition to communicating with voters about their candidate choices, we will also begin addressing more fundamental attitudes about the safety of firearms and the responsibility of owning them -- because the critical fights over policy and politics must not come at the expense of a meaningful conversation about culture.
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Physics luminaries since Albert Einstein, who lived out his days in the same intellectual haven, have sought to unify gravity with the other forces of nature by finding a more fundamental quantum theory to replace Einstein's approximate picture of gravity as curves in the geometry of space-time.
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On a TV, you'd have to hit a solid 60fps if you wanted to avoid torn frames above 30Hz, and that may be a stretch for many games even on the Xbox One X. Could Sony and Microsoft have made more fundamental improvements to their CPUs as well?
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When we were doing Practice and Boston Legal, I think we were always envious of the idea or the opportunity others had in the more serialized format of getting to explore cases over a longer period of time and getting to develop characters in maybe a more fundamental level.
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"The big picture is that inflation has sky-rocketed and while you can pin some of that on weakness in the currency there is also a more fundamental problem as inflation expectations have become unanachored as the central bank has kept policy too loose for too long," said Jackson.
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"The drop in the ultra-long end was swap-driven last week, but now it is changing to the cash market, which shows there is a more fundamental driver to 1/8the move lower in 3/8 long dated bond yields," said Rainer Guntermann, rates strategist at Commerzbank.
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As the political theorist Corey Robin has observed, when an old order is collapsing—whether it's New Deal liberalism in the 1970s or Reaganite conservatism and Clintonian neoliberalism today— it is easy to confuse the waning of a particular political system with a more fundamental breakdown of democracy.
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Because beneath the gleam and glimmer of L.A.F.C.'s new home — the pristine field, the silver roof that shades row after row of gray seats and the theatrical nature of seemingly everything the club does online — is something more fundamental: a well-run team and a well-executed plan.
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"Now is not the time to resolve that question because Cuccinelli's appointment fails to comply with the FVRA for a more fundamental and clear-cut reason: He never did and never will serve in a subordinate role—that is, as an 'assistant'—to any other USCIS official," Moss wrote.
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Gyude Moore, a visiting fellow at the U.S. Center for Global Development (CGD), and former Minister of Public Works in the Johnson Sirleaf administration during the Ebola crisis, agrees with Nyenswah's observation, but for him, Liberia's success in eradicating the disease was grounded in something more fundamental — democratic values.
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Market watchers have a plethora of theories for the ever-rising market, from the more skeptical view that this is a late-cycle rush from the last of the bears to the more fundamental view that tax cuts and upward revisions for earnings are removing any reason for bearishness.
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Yet large sections of the international media determined this year's contests as equally undecided as 2007, echoing claims of fraud by the opposition after both — missing entirely the more fundamental story of Kenya's extraordinary institutional maturing in just 10 years, which is the very essence of democratic progress.
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But just like the Facebook settlement from earlier this summer, the gap between the YouTube settlement's terms and the fundamental restructuring that YouTube's critics want points out an even more fundamental question: Is the US government (or any government, really) up for the task of regulating giant internet platforms?
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There have been no major blow-ups, but for many funds until recently basking in the ravenous appetite for nearly all algorithmic strategies, it makes for an uncomfortable period and raises questions over whether quants are merely suffering a sour spell, or if something more fundamental is occurring.
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So even if Luks' dex survey is an accurate portrayal of drug abuse (or lack thereof) on Everest, it points to a thornier, more fundamental question within the mountaineering community: In a sport where the climber's only competitor is Mother Nature, does taking performance-enhancing substances even matter?
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"From a more fundamental perspective it is difficult to argue that the peso even at 23 or 24 is cheap," he added, pointing to the likely need of further devaluation to reduce the current account deficit and problems with this season's harvest of soybeans, Argentina's main cash crop, after drenching rains.
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"'First island chain' is a term created by the U.S. " Mitsui says, and while she agrees with the idea that China is looking to extend its military capability deeper into the Western Pacific beyond U.S. allies like Japan and the Philippines, there's another, more fundamental issue at play for China.
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Beyond the legal questions around what Trump can do and how he can do it, there are some more fundamental issues: The US government was shut down over a campaign trail call that Trump uses to rile up his base, and there's no new emergency at the US-Mexico border.
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Extensive academic literature by sociologists and economists has shown that the income of parents is not the main predictor of the income of their children, and in fact, parenting and other more fundamental causes that allow kids to acquire more cognitive (smarts) and non-cognitive skills are far more relevant.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2597 race For Sanders, though, Michigan is also about something more fundamental than delegate math: The state cuts to the core of his mythos -- that he possesses a unique connection with the disaffected working-class voters who have abandoned Democrats in droves.
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So what you need to know is that (a) quarterly fluctuations in growth are mainly noise, telling you very little about long-term economic prospects, and (b) more fundamental indicators show that Trump's main policy achievement to date, last year's tax cut, is basically delivering none of what its backers promised.
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Meanwhile, though, in a handful of elite genetics labs around the world, scientists have begun analyzing ancient DNA — which can now be extracted from skeletal remains that are thousands or even tens of thousands of years old — to ask, and try to answer, even more fundamental questions about the human past.
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Perhaps it's not so much a sudden appreciation for the chameleonic ability to slide up and down the spectrum of races, ages and personae that she's always possessed, but that a more fundamental aspect of her character is just now coming into view: the groundedness behind the fun-house reflections.
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But no amount of staff reshuffling may address Mr. Biden's more fundamental challenge: The setup of the primary calendar means that Mr. Biden is faltering before he has even had a chance to compete in states where he has broader support, like Nevada and South Carolina later in the month.
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The leadership turmoil at Thyssenkrupp, which has a history stretching back over two centuries, has opened up more fundamental questions about a company that was long run not only for profit, but also with the aims of upholding the legacy of its founding family and preserving jobs for its 158,000 workers.
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The neoliberal ideology that views government as an obstacle to the free market rather than as the architect of markets became so pervasive that progressives internalized some of its core precepts even as they battled the resulting policies — proposing remedies for specific "market failures" rather than a more fundamental transformation of markets.
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In fact, all of the Democratic sponsors of these amendments who were in Congress at that time voted for it and they understand that passing a bill which responds to the major concerns of the community and regional banks will have the important effect of defusing their support for more fundamental changes.
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On a more fundamental level, the Ohio Senate race will be an important test case of whether Democrats can still contend in the Midwestern, mostly white states that Obama won but that fell out from under the party in 2016, handing Trump an Electoral College win even as he lost the popular vote.
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But interviews with more than half a dozen policymakers and others close to the process suggest it also marked a more fundamental shift that could define Chairman Jerome Powell's tenure as the point where the Fed first fully embraced a world of stubbornly weak inflation, perennially slower growth and permanently lower interest rates.
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We need to use the legislative process to have a real conversation involving experts and other stakeholders in order to develop a comprehensive set of regulations regarding autonomous vehicles, which should include standards that address data collection practices and other privacy issues as well as more fundamental questions about public safety. 6.
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On a more fundamental level, the Ohio Senate race will be an important test case of whether Democrats can still contend in the Midwestern, mostly white states that Obama won but that fell out from under the party in 20133, handing Trump an Electoral College win even as he lost the popular vote.
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The challenge for German politicians, moving forward, will be to come up with a narrative big enough to create a sense of direction, of being based on values more fundamental than raising the gross domestic product a few percentage points, but avoiding the sort of utopian visions that German voters rightly distrust.
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To some extent, "it's a day of reckoning, prompted by the troubles at these three carriers," said Richard L. Aboulafia, an aviation analyst at the Teal Group in Fairfax, Va. Mr. Aboulafia and others say the slowdown also reflects a more fundamental shift in the types of planes that most airlines want.
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"The allegations, if they are true, are serious and deserve really careful scrutiny about what went wrong, why it went wrong, and it is very possible they represent a more fundamental problem with the ICE health care system," said Marc Stern, a public health expert and faculty member at the University of Washington.
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You often see startups building new kinds of aircraft, with electric powertrains, multiple rotors for vertical take-off and landing, and more: Skyryse thinks the smarter approach is to start at a more fundamental — and comprehensive — level, building an autonomous technology "stack" that can work with existing flight and safety-certified aircraft.
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Instead, "the main contribution of this work is to provide a compelling argument that entanglement—one of the most interesting and counterintuitive aspects of quantum theory—is an inescapable feature of any physical theory more "fundamental" than classical physics," Ciarán Lee, a researcher at University College London not involved in this paper told Gizmodo.
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Those same projections also show rates continuing to increase three times in 2019 in addition to an expected hike in December, an outlook that Bullard said begs a more fundamental question: If growth slows, inflation remains around the Fed's two percent target, and the labor market is strong, what's the need for higher rates?
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At a more fundamental level, the net metering system fundamentally harms consumer well-being because the excess consumption of resources used to produce solar PV electricity means by definition that the electricity sector is more costly than necessary, and therefore that the aggregate consumption basket must be smaller than otherwise would be the case.
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Democrats repeatedly won presidential and congressional elections by landslide margins in the decades between the 1930s and 1960s even as the national party was deeply split between Northern and Southern wings that disagreed on issues ranging from civil rights to the Vietnam War — much more fundamental rifts than any current divide within the party.
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It was only when advisers tried to coax him into developing a coherent ideology that he found himself on the back foot—as with the Big Society thingy, a half–cocked attempt to find a mid-way between presenting the public with something conservative-sounding and his more fundamental instincts to drift bumptiously through the center ground.
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Aside from the technical difficulties of getting enough of the right data for Liu's approach to work, some scientists have more fundamental conceptual reservations—ones that tap into a much larger question: Are changes in the composition of a microbial community mainly due to the interactions between the microbes themselves, or to the perturbations in their environment?
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We still can't know the full reasoning behind Samsung's decision to delay the launch of the phone, but this debris/bulge problem feels much more fundamental than the fact that the protective layer on the top looks like a screen protector that should be peeled off (but, again, should not be as that breaks the screen as well).
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"Markets are looking at more fundamental triggers such as forthcoming earnings, rather than politics, as the Syrian conflict has been going on for a while and is unlikely to end soon and markets have already absorbed this risk," said Nishit Lakhotia, head of research at Manama-based Securities & Investment Company B.S.C. * The index fell 2374.7 percent to 3.75023,23.7502 points.
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On Wednesday, the FTC formally announced it had reached a $5 billion settlement with Facebook over charges that it misled its users on privacy issues — a fine that was record-breaking in size but was not accompanied by more fundamental changes in Facebook's business model, prompting some critics to accuse the US regulator of going easy on the company.
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After looking at his images of a pink Buddha statue adorned with Hello kitty figurines or an image of a purple and pink locker room filled with floating football helmets and Romanesque busts, you can't help but wonder what ties these works together, or, on an even more fundamental level, what these images are all about.
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They aren't the only song of fire and ice we'll see come together on 'Game of Thrones' The fanatical hype around the final act of Game of Thrones comes from a more fundamental tension: How do you end a story that's gone out of its way to break all the rules, tropes, themes, and structures we've come to expect from stories?
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The thing about RadioShack as a company is that it always was built around two competing sets of audiences—the general mainstream consumers who would walk into its stores and buy cheap trinkets or family computers, and the generations of hobbyists who recognized the company as something more fundamental: For decades, it was the rare company that sold computing devices to Main Street.
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But her more fundamental concern is that Alito and the Court's conservatives are effectively abandoning stare decisis and saying that they can throw out precedents they dislike whenever they want to do so: Abood is not just any precedent: It is embedded in the law (not to mention, as I'll later address, in the world) in a way not many decisions are.
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"It could be tightening by the central bank, which would slow the economy but might steady up the currency, it could be meaningful moves to reduce either the trade deficit or fiscal deficit, both are possible," McCaughan suggested, pointing to the more fundamental policy changes necessary to stabilize the lira The currency was trading at 5.7900 to the dollar at 10:13 a.m.
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If HUD has its way, companies like Facebook will need to address a more fundamental intervention by the government: one that reorients the business model that sits at the heart of the consumer internet, a business model that has repeatedly contributed to challenges to our democracy That's what we need if we are to preserve vital civil rights protections in the digital age.
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Differences between the old east and west halves remain, some subtle (in the east street lights are yellow and the traffic-light man wears a hat, in the west they are white and he is bare-headed) and others more fundamental (Ossis support Union and are more likely to vote for the political extremes, Wessis cheer on Hertha Berlin and tend to vote centrist).
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The divisions within the American team revolve around whether the United States should try to secure a short-term deal with China that would benefit some industries and avert a potential trade war, a path that Mr. Mnuchin prefers, or whether they should pressure China to make more fundamental changes to its economy, a path that Mr. Navarro and Mr. Lighthizer say is preferable.
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The basic thesis that middle-class Americans need help is a lot less controversial today than it was when Warren wrote the book, but the fact that she was thinking along these lines in the mid-aughts is crucial to understanding her worldview: To her, America's economic problems have roots that far predate the Great Recession and that require something much more fundamental than a macroeconomic recovery.
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That's because that the same brand of nationalism and populism that unifies Trump's voters, and inflames his detractors at home and abroad, is a far more fundamental challenge to one of history's great experiments, the European integration project that evolved after World War II. Whatever happens in the United States in November, it's a fair bet that California will remain in the union and that Texas will continue to use the dollar as its currency.
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Why the Scariest Response to Climate Change Is Finally Being Taken SeriouslyWe're not doing such a great job solving the whole climate change problem, which is why some…Read more ReadThe other, more fundamental issue, is that geoengineering is like putting a bandaid on a wound, while doing nothing to treat the underlying cause of illness—in this case, the ten billion tons of fossil carbon we spew into the air every year.
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Republicans need to wrestle with more fundamental questions first: Will their party choose as its leaders people who respect democratic institutions and traditions, or not; who conceive of America as a welcoming society or as one that is racially and religiously closed; who are committed to helping or exploiting the weak and vulnerable; who admire or oppose tyrants; who respect truth or view it in purely utilitarian ways; who abhor ignorance or embrace it?
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The challenge for us, and for policymakers at the Federal Reserve and U.S. Treasury, will be to understand whether any slowdown in auto production simply reflects a reversion to the norm, where automakers will sacrifice some quantity of sales to preserve some pricing power, or whether any slowdown in sales reflects a more fundamental weakening in household balance sheets that would be much more problematic given the length of the current expansion.
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As a 2013 analysis by the Institute for Transportation and Development Policy found, the success of bike share in a city usually depends on more fundamental factors, such as station density (successful bike shares tend to have 10 to 16 stations in every square kilometer), coverage area (at least 10 square kilometers), number of bikes (at least 10 to 30 bikes per 1,000 people in the coverage area is optimal), and quality of bikes (they, uh, should be nice).
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Taking a harder line in trade negotiations or banning inversions, as most of the presidential candidates have called for, is like putting a Band-Aid on a gaping wound — it will not address the more fundamental problem at the root of companies seeking respite from the U.S. Instead, Congress should focus on enacting measures to make the U.S. more business-friendly, with a competitive corporate tax rate, and moving to a territorial, rather than worldwide, system, which would ensure the $2 trillion being held abroad comes home.
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