What — or, more precisely, who — is Trump's opposite?
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This NASA technology could help measure Arctic ice melt more precisely than ever before This NASA technology could help measure Arctic ice melt more precisely than ever before This segment originally aired Jan.
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More precisely: I spoke of responsibility, and he humored me.
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The justices declined to define the required relationships more precisely.
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More precisely, he must be philosophically conservative but temperamentally radical.
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In hopes of targeting the brain more precisely, the Mass.
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Or more precisely, the spaceship portion will be called Starship.
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Or perhaps more precisely, what we can do with it.
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More precisely, it's a conflict between two versions of conservatism.
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Plus, it doesn't smell bad (or more precisely, like anything).
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Or, more precisely, every review of every movie ever made.
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More precisely, I was a pint-sized mac and cheese snob.
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Concho seeks to guide drill bits ever more precisely through rock.
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They also landed more precisely, and suffered fewer vibrations from impact.
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Or more precisely, how Amazon's digital assistant is talking to them.
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At minimum, that will let us measure some parameters more precisely.
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The Pope's bear, or more precisely Corbinian's bear, was also Bavarian.
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Or, more precisely, practicality becomes a self-imposed constraint on progressivism.
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Or, more precisely, what kind of danger was little Felix in?
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I mean it's disconnected from reality, or more precisely, from arithmetic.
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Or, more precisely, we keep learning just how strong they are.
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What Does It Mean its information, or, more precisely, its disinformation.
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Tracking this daily allows me to confirm ovulation even more precisely.
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Or, more precisely, it can't have a policy with any teeth. That
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More precisely, Camp involves a new, more complex relation to 'the serious.
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Then came Trump's speech (or more precisely yell-a-thon) on Thursday.
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More precisely, I became obsessed with a celebrity unit: The Skarsgård family.
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Or, more precisely, which firms are investing in companies with female founders.
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But still, Zuckerberg could at least have answered some questions more precisely.
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More precisely, it's what Trump and his presidency have done to us.
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"What we are doing is mapping out things more precisely," he said.
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Without truth, everything falls apart, or more precisely, nothing can be established.
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More precisely, what do our brains tell us it should taste like?
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But it could also let observers track your location even more precisely.
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Or more precisely, there are things that aren't attached to DirecTV Now.
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The headline and story have been updated to more precisely reflect Christie's comments.
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Ono's art was then regarded — or, more precisely, portrayed — as incomprehensible and provocative.
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Or more precisely, what did the FBI say and do about these allegations?
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More precisely, prosocial attitudes predict depression, which is in contrast to individualist attitudes.
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This article was updated to more precisely reflect the numbers in the request.
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More precisely, they question whether these women truly have any power at all.
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Gibson's primary theme is sex — or, more precisely, interpersonal relationships mediated by desire.
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Doctors will be able to catch diseases earlier, and treat them more precisely.
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Then came the alligators — or, more precisely, their South American cousins, the caimans.
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With less variance in students' level, teachers could aim their instruction more precisely.
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The problem, more precisely, is that she was ever a prosecutor at all.
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Trump's life story — or, more precisely, his imagined life story — corroborates this mythology.
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More precisely: Advertisers put $314 million into podcast ads in the U.S. last year.
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Or, more precisely, we will be in Austin, and we will help you there.
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There are also subscription plans that allow you to tailor your deliveries more precisely.
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You'll be able to navigate webpages and documents more precisely with a scroll bar.
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Incredibly, he seems to perform better the second time, nailing the motions more precisely.
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A separate source tells us more precisely that the funding is now $1.2 billion.
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Well, this is where tethering — or, more precisely, its absence for cryptocurrencies — comes in.
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Instead, everyone wanted to talk about water, or more precisely, the lack of it.
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Alex wants to portion the fermented potato breads more precisely than the day before.
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Dyper wants you to send in your poop — or more precisely, your baby's poop.
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But more precisely, Iran's shipment figures - crucial to oil markets - are already a mystery.
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Or maybe more precisely, there is a beauty of the world with the phasmid.
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More precisely: Donald Trump is seen as easy to defeat in a general election.
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They added that this increased capability could allow Iran to target US forces more precisely.
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But what if we could more precisely interact with the body at the cellular level?
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As the data improves, the ability to more precisely target cities will increase as well.
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It is more precisely the believed home of Vlad Tepes, the inspiration for the character.
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A cultural and political transformation brought Sanders, and more precisely his message, to the forefront.
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We're all waiting for the other shoe to drop—or, more precisely, the next tape.
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The more comprehensive the data sets about individuals, the more precisely advertising can be targeted.
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Movement can be more precisely controlled, and is less constrained by the limits of believability.
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We already have robots that perform surgical tasks more precisely and reliably than human hands.
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Or, more precisely, do imports from low-wage economies hurt workers in high-wage ones?
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More precisely, the model assumes people drink to increase positive feelings or decrease negative ones.
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She didn't even feel that she was being rude, or, more precisely, she didn't care.
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The labels Facebook assigns to its users help campaigns more precisely target a particular audience.
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More precisely, we have a particular disdain for our cultural character, known as Cultural Cringe.
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Or, more precisely, the Senate majority leader shifted into his signature mode of vigorous inaction.
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Actually, the sale was a fiasco, or, more precisely, one part of an ongoing fiasco.
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More precisely, measured against a basket of currencies, the dollar peaked in strength on Jan.
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Think of it as a measure of non-employment, not the more precisely defined unemployment.
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Trump is president because of Obama, or more precisely, because of his hostility to Obama.
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What have I not said that needs to be said more forcefully and more precisely?
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More precisely, it'll have a metal frame with a "similar design" to the iPhone 4.
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Or, more precisely, the war has shifted from a ground war to a cold war.
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More precisely, if they thought they could get the racist vote without alienating another constituency.
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Or, more precisely, it volitionally ignores such notions, by favoring inclusivity over any other criteria.
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There would also be off-ramps so people could be ferried more precisely to their destination.
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The most effective bludgeoning tool is "facts" — or, more precisely, data that Kirk declares as fact.
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What this requires is a kind of openness, or more precisely a willingness not to know.
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It allows you to slow down your cursor sensitivity to more precisely line up each shot.
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More precisely, there are about 100, according to behavioral economics professor and business strategist Keld Jensen.
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More precisely, he held the outdoor fashion presentation on Roosevelt Island, near an old smallpox hospital.
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Others will be targeting their discounts more precisely at very expensive goods, like big-screen TVs.
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But now an app tells you exactly what to see—or, more precisely, what to photograph.
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Or, more precisely, that's the implication, if we're assuming "privilege" is something that should be eradicated.
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The internet, or more precisely, the lack of it, may still have been a deciding factor.
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TC: More precisely, how are you going to redirect France's savings and create French pension funds?
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That optical atomic clocks keep time more precisely than microwave atomic clocks is itself old news.
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Congress has alternatives – including applying more precisely targeted sanctions approved last year but never fully implemented.
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If President Trump wants to "drain the swamp," he needs to hone his attentions more precisely.
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And then there's the elephant in the room — or, more precisely, the bear in the room.
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It is how much — or, more precisely, how little — they can pay in premiums each month.
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Perhaps we are mismeasuring, or more precisely, understating, ongoing productivity growth and, therefore, our current GDP.
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This story has been clarified to more precisely reflect DirecTV's position on the Comcast-NBCU merger.
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Today, the forgeries are more precisely made, using what appears to be sophisticated machinery, Mesaric said.
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CLARIFICATION: This story has been updated to more precisely reflect the language used in Sasse's bill.
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More precisely it was based on worst-case thinking, that we were coming for him then.
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CLARIFICATION: This story was updated to more precisely reflect Attorney General Bill Barr's letter to Congress.
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Or more precisely, at the webcam image of the bedroom where Beatrix was abducted by the alien.
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So, now we can determine where we are, more precisely than before, in the incomprehensibly vast cosmos.
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More precisely, he is an orthodox Republican on fiscal and social issues, with an occasional independent streak.
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The C.I.A. worked with Iraqi and Kurdish intelligence officials to more precisely identify Mr. al-Baghdadi's whereabouts.
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Now, Pell is spilling more details about how it went down — or more precisely, how it didn't.
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More precisely, Vivo Under Display can penetrate 1.3mm of OLED, 525μm of aluminum or 800μm of glass.
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That allows their controllers to aim them more precisely when the time comes to dispose of them.
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Put more precisely, she says, they care only when a child is in the womb, not after.
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More precisely Doudna found a protein in Streptococcus bacteria that will "snip" certain DNA at precise areas.
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They are managerial, or, more precisely, how to withstand economic, cultural and political pressures to mismanage water.
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That's not going to work for everyone, though — some people will want to configure things more precisely.
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The farther they are, the more precisely they need to point their antennas to communicate with Earth.
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Or, more precisely, Delrahim now works for Donald Trump as the head of antitrust at the DOJ.
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Nor did Borjas, but V.A.R. is allowing the rules of soccer to be enforced much more precisely.
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Or more precisely, the cameras which will help the vehicle see and search for signs of life.
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The Facebook phone, or, more precisely, the Facebook phone mobile operating system, crashed and burned almost immediately.
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Soon, forensic entomologists may be able to determine a maggot's age even more precisely, using gene expression.
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In the same vein, ride hailing applications can be enhanced to more precisely pinpoint driver and client location.
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The easy monetary policy — or, more precisely, the 2100 years of monetary crisis management — has run its course.
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The problem — or, more precisely, the potential for problems — is how all of this looks from the outside.
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The driver — or more precisely, the owner — of the car or the developer of the machine learning algorithm?
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The more accurately depth sensors map the real world, the more precisely digital objects can float in it.
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Or, more precisely, is there a kind of gentrification that would be welcomed in a place like Hartford?
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Doing so will help more precisely identify the career fields, along with the skills and credentials, needed regionally.
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More precisely, we preserve the resources needed for human consumption, whether that means energy consumption or aesthetic consumption.
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The secret to our data storage woes could be an atom or, more precisely, a grid of them.
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It also added a targeting option for lawmakers to more precisely reach people in their district with posts.
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Random numbers—more precisely, the pseudorandom numbers that computers can be told to generate—can be really useful.
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Women, he explained to one friend with something like self-awareness, generally got this more precisely than men.
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Working from home or, more precisely in my case, not working from home has me climbing the walls.
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Analysts also said the benefits should have been targeted more precisely, to reach the areas with most refugees.
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More precisely: Zero unmet need for family planning, zero maternal deaths during childbirth and zero gender-based violence.
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More precisely, he'd like to perfect and sell an automated bricklaying robot, but even this is misleadingly grand.
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More precisely, Jennifer's Body was always good, and everyone is just now starting to get on its level.
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More precisely, Apple is talking with McLaren Technology Group, the parent company of all things McLaren, including McLaren Automotive.
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More precisely, it's where you send mail to the National Policy Institute, the think tank that built the movement.
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In recent years, Chrome (more precisely, its browser engine, Blink) has basically become the standard for rendering the web.
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Now, a smattering of recent studies have redeemed the technology by showing how CRISPR can more precisely target disease.
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Rather, 4K refers to the resolution of the display—more precisely, the number of pixels wide the screen is.
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Experts say the larger the face, the more precisely it will be able to distinguish between warheads and decoys.
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The more precisely one member of a pair is known, the more uncertain is the value of the other.
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The best hope of matching supply more precisely to demand is to build up the skills of young migrants.
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This allows a different performance management system that more precisely allows iOS to anticipate and avoid an unexpected shutdown.
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Oxitec's method is a riff on this "sterile insect technique," using genetic engineering to sterilize male flies more precisely.
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They are ways of helping a surgeon wield his instruments more precisely than if he were holding them directly.
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It took the election of Donald Trump (or, more precisely, exactly one week of his administration) to do that.
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In fact, I view myself not as a person but as a place, or more precisely, as a trap.
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Blame that Bad Idea Bear of a brain of yours, or more precisely, a chemical in it called dopamine.
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That's because there is no Spanish government — or more precisely, there's only a caretaker government with tightly limited powers.
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He said the school was trying to identify potential students more precisely and to publicize its offerings more broadly.
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He is wary of the flattening effect that globalization—or more precisely Americanization—can have on discrete national traditions.
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Tragically, however, this reconciliation between North and South — more precisely, between white northerners and white Southerners — excluded African Americans.
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It's virtually certain that some high-level suppliers and dealers have historically cut the drug more precisely than others.
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That was the strategy for Point One, which is making a business of determining location more precisely than GPS.
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One by Dr. Bugbee aims to use more sensors and controls to more precisely mete out water and nutrients.
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"Creative" puts lipstick — or, more precisely, a pair of Warby Parker eyeglasses and a sleeve tattoo — on a pig.
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"Who you think is the artist, or more precisely the creator, depends on your point of view," he explains.
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The cast, a multiethnic ensemble as it is in all "Hamilton" productions, enunciates more precisely than their American counterparts.
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Or, more precisely, a buddy movie: After a formal introduction, the two quickly seemed at ease with each other.
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Or, more precisely, it tells an origin story of a robot hero who can morph into a yellow car.
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Because streaming services automatically count clicks, they make it possible to tabulate more precisely what people are listening to.
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"We could accurately identify men who would benefit from VPDT and deliver treatment more precisely to the tumor," he said.
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After all, the more precisely and comprehensively your body and your behavior are tracked, the better your experience will be.
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Snapchat will soon be able to show you ads that more precisely pinpoint where you are at any given time.
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Because those creators stepped out of the way or, more precisely, were not important in the growth of those technologies.
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It includes a tool that allows countries to more precisely track how much money is spent on fighting climate change.
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"The combination of talented employees and culture in Portland fits the wearable industry more precisely than Silicon Valley," Johnson said.
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But one area where Google Now falls a little short is in customizing the assistant more precisely to your needs.
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Editor's note: This piece has been modified to more precisely describe the nature of the contract between CBP and Accenture.
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Other firms are focusing their efforts even more precisely, by selecting and delivering only the microbes they believe are beneficial.
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The idea is that the AI will help the store associates know more precisely where and when to restock products.
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To be able to answer these questions more precisely we decided to analyze each major European ecosystem, starting with France.
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More precisely, this means Microsoft will no longer provide security updates or technical support for these versions of its browser.
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Breeders could more precisely produce better tea varieties that produce higher crop yields and use water and nutrients more efficiently.
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Microsoft also showed off virtual stencils and rulers that let users more precisely shape what they draw on the screen.
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Relationships and situations that have been built on shaky (or, more precisely, delusional) ground will be tested at this time.
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More precisely, she crash lands in an old Blockbuster Video and then steals comms equipment from a nearby Radio Shack.
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People talk loosely about American democracy, but the framers of the Constitution — wary of monarchies — created, more precisely, a republic.
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In saying there is no scientific method, what I mean, more precisely, is that there is no distinctly scientific method.
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Apart from the fragility built into such treaties, new vistas for arms competition inevitably emerge — or, more precisely, are created.
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Equally infuriating to the unions, the law defines more precisely when a company can invoke "economic" reasons to justify layoffs.
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The inability to target more precisely the areas facing potential threats has deterred some public safety officials from issuing alerts.
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Like any day on the Liberal campaign, journalists, or more precisely their employers, paid 1,000 Canadian dollars to come along.
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Now, however, doctors are able to place multiple sensors more precisely on different chambers of the heart, allowing more coordination.
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Suppressors not only protect a shooter's hearing, but also enable shooters to shoot more precisely and not disrupt nearby surroundings.
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While the back of the ear is made with one large piece of hair, the inside is placed more precisely.
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The short answer is that they do not like getting politics, or more precisely someone else's politics, on their sports.
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So, instead of abandoning the standard model, researchers look to "make the models more precisely explain the observed data," he added.
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It is a "dog-tooth ankle adornment," or, more precisely, a kupe'e niho ilio, which would have been worn during dances.
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More precisely, what happens when companies use science and technology not only to refine our pleasures but to engineer addictive behaviors?
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Texas is becoming bluer, or more precisely less red, but talk of it being a genuine swing state is grossly premature.
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In macroeconomics it means the opposite of consumption (or, more precisely, not buying new consumer goods with income earned from production).
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That includes improving dispatch, pick-ups and drop-offs, and helping drivers get to where they need to go more precisely.
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Among other applications, the research could result in superior catheters and medical injectors, whereby narrower tubes could be controlled more precisely.
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After several months of this practice, people reported greater empathy, understood others' feelings more precisely and acted more generously to strangers.
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When it comes to regulating — more precisely, deregulating — corporate America, Republicans and Democrats are all too eager to find common ground.
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This category captures segments our algorithm could confidently identify as European, but not confidently classify more precisely, into countries for example.
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Whether physical activity, and more precisely, regular exercise, would also lower our risk for other cancers has remained an open question.
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More precisely, they make you aware of things — stuff — about that thing of which you were barely conscious or entirely oblivious.
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Looked at more precisely, the correlation between the vote for Virginia governor in 2013 and 2023 is an already high .939.
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More precisely, in a small store, long forgotten, in Mayfair, London, whose shopping bags carried the slogan ''Peculiar to Mr. Fish.
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But more precisely, for the last 14 years, for five Mets managers, Conti has coordinated the team's daily spring training schedule.
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Adult performer Rebecca More is 2018's knight in shining armor – or, more precisely, shiny lip-gloss and skin-tight PVC.
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Maybe this becomes clear by spending more time with the game, but it would have benefited from more precisely explaining itself.
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Or, more precisely, the men who claim to speak on behalf of God have routinely disparaged women or discriminated against them.
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Compared to the current satellite pair, it can map Earth's gravity 10 times more precisely at four times the spatial resolution.
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In China, the law is what the Communist Party says it is — more precisely, what President Xi Jinping says it is.
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It has updated its app to let users more precisely choose where they want to be picked up and dropped off.
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Or, more precisely, by guys who work for the guy (Dermot Mulroney) who works for the main drug dealer (Scoot McNairy).
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Her hunch that many people craved the unreproducible led her to open — or more precisely, reopen — for business 10 years ago.
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Or, more precisely, if they do, that joy is outweighed by the rolling litany of daily horrors that Trump has inflicted.
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What Ready's strategy and vision will more precisely entail for Google will have to wait until after he's on board, however.
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More precisely, the band uses a special sensor that the company says is able to track the wearer's blood alcohol level.
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Ahead, we take a closer look (or, maybe more precisely, listen) at four of the most common sounds that accompany a haunting.
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Three observatories will help researchers more precisely measure the angles at which these waves stretch and compress as they travel through space.
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Or, perhaps more precisely, where there exists a gray area in language, Google Translate can fall into the same traps as humans.
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First, you keep conducting your career as a man would — or, more precisely, you redefine what a woman's career might look like.
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The device monitors oxygen and carbon dioxide levels to estimate the user's 24-hour metabolism, or, more precisely, when they're burning fat.
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The biggest change is that people have now measured the density of vacuum more precisely, and discovered that it does not vanish.
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For electric cars the data could help drivers know even more precisely how many miles are left before a recharge is needed.
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But officials still do not have the details they need about possible changes from Washington to plan more precisely, de Blasio said.
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The plan is to put more money into the program, train more staff members and more precisely tailor messages to specific populations.
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Such insights could one day help engineers determine more precisely when a bridge or dam, for instance, might be about to fail.
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And energy companies are using seasonal predictions to more precisely deliver electricity and gas, and upgrade vulnerable infrastructure that could disrupt power.
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Consumers might prefer smaller blocks spread between more players, which would also allow operators to bid more precisely according to their needs.
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Beyond slow growth, the other tailwind for the dollar is European political stability, or more precisely, the lack of any in Italy.
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It was, perhaps more precisely, the smell of somebody clinging to life, which Mr. Kinoshita carried with him whenever he went outside.
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More precisely, it is that the availability of the efficiencies defence should be, at the very least, strictly limited to exporting companies.
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Or, more precisely, gram by gram: Everything in a Jean-Georges restaurant is measured to the gram, and deviations are not allowed.
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Ride stiffness is the most apparent, as the reactions of shock absorbers (or more precisely, dampers) are adjusted to suit road surfaces.
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The researchers were especially struck by the fuel — or, more precisely, they say, the fact that there was none to be seen.
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CLARIFICATION: This story has been updated to more precisely detail who was involved in assessing the profile of troops in the field.
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Or more precisely, if you've been confused about why every startup is worth a bajillion (plus or minus) dollars, this is why.
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In the past decade or so — or more precisely, since Republicans took over the House in 2011 — Congress has been barely functional.
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But a few years ago, people figured out how to hack their insulin pumps to make them automatically adjust insulin levels more precisely.
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Even more intriguing, helping people learn to more precisely feel their hearts could soon be a form of treatment for those same disorders.
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When self-driving cars do need to park (at low-demand hours, for instance), they can do so more precisely than a human.
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But so far this year, something remarkable has happened in the 22014th Precinct — or, more precisely, not happened: No one has been killed.
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In 2015, a massive snowstorm — or, more precisely, a series of massive snowstorms — stranded nearly 50 commuters on a broken train in Boston.
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More precisely, people often try to learn too much at a time, taking an all-you-can-eat-style approach to gaining expertise.
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This feature is meant to make it easier to color more precisely on differently-sized devices, but it can be a bit fiddly.
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CLARIFICATION: This story has been updated to more precisely describe what the Ukrainians named in the whistleblower report told CNN about Rudy Giuliani.
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It also again stirred speculation -- or more precisely dreams -- by Democrats that she would one day put her own name on the ballot.
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Rachio also says the flow meter can be used to more precisely control water usage, which should theoretically lead to more efficient watering.
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Now, they want to observe even more transits of the TRAPPIST-1 planets to narrow down more precisely what their atmospheres are like.
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According to Qualcomm, the new module separates the two more precisely than on existing Android phones, which can have difficulty separating the two.
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It's an exciting development that shows the possibilities of robots that can both run automatically and deliver medicine more precisely than current methods.
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Or more precisely, the point is what slots into that spot: a battery pack, a selfie stick, a storage-extending dongle, Bluetooth speakers.
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Update 7/27/2019: This story was updated to more precisely describe the professional affiliations of Becca Lewis, Robyn Caplan, and Tarleton Gillespie.
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More precisely, the academics calculated that it would take a doubling of research effort every 26.7 years just to avoid a productivity slowdown.
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With the American market for hummus reaching $800 million annually, there's a lot of aquafaba floating around, or more precisely down the drain.
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Launched in 2015, Overtime was the result of a missed shot, or more precisely, when Porter missed his son scoring a winning basket.
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Or more precisely, I think the heat works well, but the cylinders aren't enough to heat a space with six-story-high ceilings.
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"Reflets" begins with eight bars confined to the key of D-flat major, or, more precisely, to the scale associated with that key.
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Because Lear was lodged far more securely in Victorian society than the donnish Carroll was, his art mirrors and parodies it more precisely.
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More precisely, on convention dates, the national gun injury rate was 2000 per 21,220 — compared to 21 per 6.73,26.7 during the control dates.
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As part of this effort, his lab develops new genetic technologies, including CRISPR, to more precisely dissect the function of cancer-related genes.
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There is, however, such a thing as creatine deficiency—or more precisely, a difference between people who are and aren't "saturated" with creatine.
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Looking more precisely at African Americans, the biggest driver turns out to be a decline in support for race-specific modes of redistribution.
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More precisely — per acre, for even less than the cost of a Bacon McDouble, which of course you should eat only in moderation.
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Scientists can edit genomes more precisely and rapidly than ever before, and altered agricultural products could get to market more quickly and cheaply.
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Now Facebook and Instagram provide fraudsters with greater reach and resources, enabling them to more convincingly impersonate others and more precisely target victims.
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Or more precisely, wealth inequality is in part because of gender inequality, according to Oxfam International's latest report on global inequality, released Sunday.
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It's time to give women a real portrait of just how far we've come and more precisely target how our society can improve.
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However, the FUTURE Act illustrates a fundamental flaw in our nation's energy policies, or, more precisely, our lack of a coherent energy policy.
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More precisely, according to a New York Times report Monday, Apple couldn't find enough screws to build the Mac Pro in the United States.
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That film more precisely documented the singer's strangeness, and the way the self-mythologizing eccentricities of "Wacko Jacko" might have masked his deeper pathologies.
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More precisely, he said that by 2022, nearly everyone will be able to afford a Tesla, but here's the catch: They won't need to.
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The 2016 Race Bernie Sanders has a problem with the liberal wonkosphere — or, more precisely, the liberal wonkosphere has a problem with Bernie Sanders.
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It refined the Julian calendar that was in use at the time by synchronizing it more precisely with the Earth's movement around the sun.
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Simply place the thermometer on the baby's forehead (or, more precisely, over the temporal artery) and Thermo displays a reading within a few seconds.
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To more precisely zero in on its location, Chatterjee and his co-authors turned to the National Radio Astronomy Observatory's Very Large Array (VLA).
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" BrewDog has something of a history of making beers with a political slant—or, more precisely, ones marketed with the intention of "raising awareness.
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"We did not expect to be abandoned, or more precisely, sacrificed - that's how we're feeling now," the paper quoted one of them as saying.
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"Or more precisely, as we get larger and larger numbers, how often do we see prime numbers that have other primes nearby," he said.
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The difference from those marches of five years ago is that they are directed more precisely at Putin in particular and corruption in general.
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Computer modeling can more precisely estimate the strength and durability of different materials, like laminated timber and reinforced concrete, said London architect Simon Goode.
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It deals with identity or, more precisely, the way in which identity arises, the events that shape us and make us who we are.
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The Tesla Model S, which more precisely targets the BMW 3683-Series, has been drawing from potential 8-Series buyers, auto industry analysts say.
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In piece after piece, Albee questioned or, more precisely, challenged the role that having a child plays in a heterosexual woman's idea of herself.
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Or more precisely, is there any parting gesture or act he could take to restore some hope for an Israeli-Palestinian final status agreement?
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As Barack Obama's candidacy gained strength, and (eventually) defeated Clinton's, attention shifted to his ties to Alinsky — or, more precisely, to Alinsky-trained organizers.
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Knowing more precisely how much the ocean will rise by certain dates will help city planners prepare mitigation techniques to deal with coastal inundation.
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It was this house — more precisely, this window — that inspired what has become one of the most famous works of art in the world.
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In no particular order, these are the dishes — more precisely, the eight dishes, a dessert and two drinks — that made me happiest this year.
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But even in this scene, there was a dreamlike sense of the attacks taking place out of time — or, more precisely, in any time.
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And it sure would be nice if Uber would release the full Eric Holder report on how that company behaved or, more precisely, misbehaved.
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For a musical about a war — or more precisely, a caesura between hostilities — "All Is Calm" is a staunchly apolitical and warily genteel work.
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More precisely, the shell of a Tudor, with its signature markings: half-timbering, a limestone surround, an arched oak front door and a turret.
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Elkins' work follows an earlier attempt to reproduce far more precisely the sort of hardware hack Bloomberg described in its supply chain hijacking scenario.
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The agency has placed new sensors on the databases to monitor web traffic in and out so it can more precisely spot malicious activity.
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The technology allowed carmakers to more precisely calibrate the way fuel is burned inside the engine and to reduce the vibrations and sooty exhaust.
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In fact, I was buying liter-size bottles of children's electrolyte solution in preparation for my 39th birthday — or, more precisely, for its aftermath.
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More precisely, Beijing wants rural officials to ramp up internet penetration, the digitization of public services, sales of rural produce to city consumers and more.
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More precisely: They love taking pictures in front of murals, which, over the last decade, have come to dot every gentrifying section of the city.
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These reflections, however, only make it possible for astronomers to calculate even more precisely just how space has bent to form this naturally-occurring lens.
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One such project is the ICESat-2 — a satellite that NASA says will measure melting sea ice in the Arctic more precisely than ever before.
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A patient is going to actually want to answer the questions more precisely and accurately if they don't perceive judgment from the doctor, Manax says.
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The law would also define more precisely how companies could lay off workers — currently an arduous process in a country where workers are highly protected.
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China recently crossed the 50 percent threshold; more precisely, 53.1 percent of its population is now online, which equates to 731 million Chinese internet users.
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"When that happens, both parents are subservient to the nanny state — more precisely, a nanny Secretary of State," referring to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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Their main task is to install updated equipment, designed to fill the voids beneath the dam more precisely, and to repair the broken control gate.
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It fits most skin types reasonably well, and from there you can fine tune your moisturizing diet that addresses your particular dermatologic needs more precisely.
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So no particular standard of proof applies at all -- or, more precisely, each Senator can apply whatever standard of proof he or she feels appropriate.
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More precisely, "Feud" is about how a complicated mix of emotions mushed together as hate — desire, envy, fear — can be both toxic and creatively energizing.
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This week, Smarter Living is publishing a series of stories focused on how we spend our time — or, more precisely, how we spend our attention.
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The use of media access control (MAC) address and Bluetooth Public Device Addresses (BT-PDA) data can help pinpoint a user's location even more precisely.
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More to the point, it's the first time I have had to do so in the digital era — or, more precisely, in the Age of Amazon.
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It could also allow scientists to insert desired traits into crops more precisely than traditional breeding, which is a much messier way of swapping in genes.
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The shooters are often suicidal, or more precisely have stopped caring whether they live or die, says Adam Lankford, a criminologist at the University of Alabama.
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For 30 years scientists have asked: What is the glue—or, more precisely, the quantum mechanical interaction between electrons—that causes superconductivity to arise in cuprates?
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Would this constitute a violation of the ceasefire — or, more precisely, a violation severe enough that the United States would consider the agreement null and void?
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MOF-808 belongs to a larger class of molecules known as metal-organic frameworks, which chemists have begun to use to more precisely control chemical reactions.
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HMI's biannual roll lets each part of the camera look at the entire perimeter of the sun, helping it map the sun's shape much more precisely.
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Actually, that's just a fancy jargon word for good old-fashioned entropy — more precisely, the statistical definition devised by the 19th century Austrian physicist Ludwig Boltzmann.
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More precisely, it's built a cloud-based workflow and storage software that aims to create a network effect among data scientists and others who use it.
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A device like Mira seems to be more precisely quantifying the LH in the urine, which is what doctors do when monitoring fertility through blood tests.
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In 2015, Apple introduced its Hybridized Emergency Location technology, which combines on-device data with cell tower information to more precisely estimate a 911 caller's location.
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Nonas alerts each of us to the specificity of being — or, more precisely, to one's own specific being in a specific time and a specific place.
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Veselnitskaya's talk about adoptions was, more precisely, about overturning the Magnitsky Act so that wealthy Russians could again visit the United States and enjoy their wealth.
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The revivalist—more precisely a religious reformer, who in this case believed he was divinely ordained—was accused of espousing sacrilegious views on a Facebook page.
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More precisely, the lawsuit alleges Cohen, but not Trump himself, signed his name to the "hush agreement," which paid Daniels $130,000 in exchange for her silence.
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More precisely, this year's early melt reflects the warm conditions that persisted over wide areas of Alaska, from mountain peaks to the open ocean, Brettschneider said.
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On the downside, the research team collected only "crude information" about egg consumption from participants, and this prevented them from estimating effects "more precisely," Yu said.
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To be clear, this is no challenger to something like Google's reverse image search, as it's not scouring the entire web for more precisely matching photos.
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The American military brings the ability to strike in a dense urban area more precisely — whether by drones or manned warplanes — and thus reduce civilian casualties.
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More precisely, he tars and feathers Mr. Chomsky before sticking a clown nose on his face and rolling him in a baby stroller off a cliff.
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Batteries can also provide a range of other services to the grid, like voltage support and frequency regulation, faster and more precisely than natural gas plants.
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But then most vineyards, and subsequent vintages, weren't founded because of an Olympic gold medal—more precisely, a bet that a man wouldn't win one. Yes.
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More precisely, what's happened is that the world now needs to emit somewhat less CO22 to produce a given level of GDP than it used to.
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There are many details that will register far more precisely to those acquainted with Indian culture: I recognized the physical motifs associated with Shiva and Krishna.
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But they — or, more precisely, they and their political leaders at the time — also left fissures that threaten to undermine the system they sought to preserve.
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Coupled with widespread RT-PCR tests to find active cases of Covid-19, scientists could identify hot spots, and governments can more precisely target their tactics.
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But it was already clear that it would be tilted heavily in Israel's favor — or more precisely, in the favor of their embattled ally, Mr. Netanyahu.
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Dissatisfaction with such a facts and circumstances test, as well as the Tea Party controversy, led the IRS to try to define campaign intervention more precisely.
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Plus, tongues are able to hit different spots with more precision—and using more precisely varying pressures—than a device ever could, at least in 2017.
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But CRISPR/Cas9 systems could, in theory, be developed to eradicate certain bacteria more precisely than ever (though, again, figuring out delivery mechanisms will be a challenge).
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More precisely, they have agreed on the urgent need to limit the rise in global average temperature to no more than 2 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels.
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They went for the booze—or, more precisely, for the intoxicating mixture of drink and gossip, alcohol and plotting, that once made British politics such a joy.
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So we know everything, or we will eventually know everything, or more precisely we will know two parallel versions of "everything" that only tenuously and intermittently overlap.
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Google's DoubleClick system can use the records to target ads more precisely, a system that brings in billions each year and effectively funds the company's product ventures.
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I suppose that if it was possible for advertisers to implant devices in people's brains to read their thoughts, they'd be able to target ads more precisely.
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If that doesn't work, then you can adjust the scale more precisely by setting Scale to "Custom number" and entering the preferred scale as a percentage number.
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"We could start to understand even more common disease at a deeper level, and think about targeting each of the subgroups of that more precisely," he says.
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About 5 percent developed myalgias while taking the statin atorvastatin (brand name Lipitor), and about half that many developed myalgias while taking placebo, or more precisely, nocebo.
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Consider Darwin's beard — or, more precisely, beards, since Darwin's progress through decades and hemispheres was marked by growing, grooming and shaving off a series of different styles.
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More or less wrinkled, they resemble work shirts, or more precisely artist's smocks, since they are randomly daubed, stained and brushed with paint in lovely, fresh colors.
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More precisely, it states that Medicaid will not pay for an abortion unless the woman's life is in danger or the pregnancy resulted from rape or incest.
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More precisely, the other policy the OIG found that was especially damaging to asylum-seeking children is the practice of prolonging the time children are in custody.
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It would have been better — or more precisely, less worse — for the questionable status quo to remain than for a more questionable firing decision to be made.
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More precisely, using unlicensed spectrum to offer Wi-Fi has completely changed the reach and breadth of Internet offerings, and for that, we should all be thankful.
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Doom 2016 caught me by surprise and its sendup of a conventional shooter in favor of an experience more precisely focused on combat was charming and unexpected.
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It gathers data that allows it to target ads more precisely than many of its rivals for digital ad dollars, including news media sites and content creators.
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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has approved new rules to ensure starting in 2019 that alerts are more precisely targeted, with links to photos or other important information.
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The company also said that it will start using machine learning to more precisely track whether its ads lead people to buy things in brick-and-mortar stores.
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But the beauty and mystery of specificity in storytelling is that the more precisely the details draw on the artist's memory, the more universal the story often feels.
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More precisely, Frey and a team of researchers estimate that around four in five retail jobs that don't directly deal with customers will disappear in the coming decades.
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Profiling may be expanded to include the immune cells in a tumor and the microbiome in the gut to more precisely guide the use of specific immune therapies.
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In the next act of his political career, Trump will show that the narrative of the soap opera applies to political life -- or more precisely his political life.
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Providing white voters with higher levels of economic security does not tamp down their anxieties about race and immigration — or, more precisely, it doesn't do it powerfully enough.
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The company gathers data—from promotional emails, browsing, transactions in physical shops and so on—to build detailed profiles of consumers, so advertisers can woo them more precisely.
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Researchers at the University of Tokyo have created a method for growing and connecting single neurons using geometric patterns to route the neurons more precisely, cell by cell.
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However, it will likely take several days to determine more precisely what kind of device was set off as a variety of sensors, including "sniffer planes", collect evidence.
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The only question is whether the attacks give the group the propaganda wins they want — or, more precisely, whether Western media and governments help hand it to them.
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" Merkel added: "This means the task is to draft future relations that way and perhaps to draft them more specifically and better and more precisely than so far.
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EDITOR'S NOTE: This story has been updated to more precisely describe White House press secretary Sean Spicer's location late Tuesday night in the minutes before he briefed reporters.
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It will likely take several days to determine more precisely what kind of nuclear device Pyongyang set off as a variety of sensors, including "sniffer planes," collect evidence.
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It also lent a sort of creepy vibe to the social network that's today focused on letting users more precisely control what information they're sharing, and with whom.
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Or, more precisely, the absence of facts supporting any charge of wrongdoing against Clinton — an attempt to undo the damage he did when he unfairly sent his Oct.
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Abbott's DBS system was the first to be approved in the United States with a "directional lead," which allows physicians to direct current more precisely than traditional DBS.
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There is no reason to assume, however, that using people's personal information to try to figure out more precisely what they're interested in would result in fewer ads.
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If Zinke signs the agreement to do the land exchange, a process would begin to more precisely define the lands for the swap and route of the road.
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Thompson's bill, which has 40 co-sponsors, including 11 Democrats, would adjust the Perkins Act to more precisely address the needs of businesses to avoid the skills gap.
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More precisely, he thinks of this war as a narrowly operational or tactical problem, but ignores the underlying reality that achieving any "victory" here has no decipherable meaning.
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There is such a long tradition in European philosophy that idealizes women — or, more precisely, the concept of "woman" — by defining us in opposition to the male world.
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More precisely, the FBI wants Apple to create a new version of iOS that would be used specifically on the shooter's iPhone, disabling some of its security features.
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But the new operations appear to have been more sophisticated, with smoother messaging and a better command of American political discourse that allowed for more precisely targeted campaigns.
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It seemed to me that it was I who should have been apologizing to them, or more precisely, it was my generation that should be apologizing to theirs.
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In his new book, " Garner's Modern English Usage" (Oxford), Garner has made extensive use of big data to write more precisely than anyone ever before about English usage.
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Imported beer, or what Augusta National calls "American craft beer," is the highest-priced drink, at $5, and it is poured into green (more precisely, Masters green) cups.
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Though the two terms are often used interchangeably in Nigeria, Afrobeat more precisely refers to a genre with soul and jazz influences that became popular in the 1970s.
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More precisely, they reflect that well-known variety of contempt that, according to Freud, serves to anticipate and defend the ego against the presumed contempt of the other.
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The blueprint calls for ending defense sequestration — more precisely, the reduction in the Budget Control Act's defense caps following the failure of the supercommittee and the 2013 sequestration.
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Paul Krugman Donald Trump got within striking distance of the White House — or, more precisely, Comey-and-Putin range — thanks to overwhelming support from white working-class voters.
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What's more, precisely because of this history, Biden often served as an emissary from the Obama White House to Senate Republicans when the exigencies of governance required one.
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Here it is more precisely: Across all urban density scenarios, advanced efficiency technologies result in about 7 exajoules per year less energy use for heating and cooling in 703.
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In the past few seasons, a big recurring theme in the Hadid style book has been to wear her name on her sleeve — or, more precisely, on her jacket.
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The nuclear deal between the US and Iran — or, more precisely, the US, Iran, China, France, Russia, the UK, and Germany — is a very long and technically complicated document.
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The scientists involved say using CRISPR may make the treatment more effective, letting them target cancers more precisely, as well as bolster the T cells' capabilities and reproduction rate.
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Machines can play faster and more precisely than people can, and that pell-mell speed, automated to impossible exactitude, adds an air of exigent dilemma to the album's tone.
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And then just really wanting to nail down what the emotional arc is even more precisely, so that as I'm writing Havasu, I'm not painting myself into a corner.
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It has also helped in the laying of ever more cable ever more precisely across the abyss; according to TeleGeography, there are now a million kilometres of submarine cable.
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A crucial initiative is improving its News Feed, tailoring it more precisely to the needs and interests of its users, based on how long people spend reading particular posts.
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It was clear from the beginning that these investigations were rooted less in fact-finding than in score-settling, or, more precisely, in weakening or even destroying Clinton's Presidency.
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Search the Ad Library more precisely, for example by exact phrases or with filters that include audience size as well as dates and regions reached with a particular campaign.
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It seems facts don't matter, or more precisely, facts are inconvenient if they can use the story as a political bludgeon to smear all conservatives and Republicans as racists.
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In recent years, the company has moved to exploit the revolution in big data to predict human behavior more precisely, working with scientists from the Cambridge University Psychometrics Center.
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The information can then be used to target ads more precisely and to try to analyze things like which ads prompted a person to go to a car dealership.
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More precisely, I lumbered, jogged, waddled and generally humiliated my way around a track as I tried — and failed — to keep up with the world's most exceptional race walker.
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More precisely, the registration order stated then that, pending a ruling of the Tribunal de Grande Instance de Paris, the Rachewskaïa funerary monument belongs to the city of Paris.
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Well, first of all, I don't think we can or should overcome our fear of death—or more precisely, we cannot and should not overcome our anxiety before death.
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On the bright side, advertisers can still greatly improve the effectiveness of their TV campaigns by more precisely targeting audiences with high-indexing programming as opposed to individual households.
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Companies are now putting sensors on drill bits to more precisely access oil deposits, using artificial intelligence and remote operators to get the most out of equipment and trained engineers.
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More precisely, Apple said it would pay an estimated $38 billion in tax to bring back to the US some of the cash it has stashed overseas over the years.
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In 1972 Bekenstein, then a Ph.D. student at Princeton University, suggested that black holes might have properties of heat (more precisely entropy, known today as Bekenstein-Hawking black hole entropy).
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But the government will only be able to be sure of that later in the year, and more precisely at the start of 2019, when the final figures are released.
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A gun, or, more precisely a shotgun, like the one we find out in "Betsy" that her best friend and roommate Sutton Brady (Meghann Fahy) loves with her whole heart.
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Singapore, which already has the world's most comprehensive road-pricing system, is introducing a new one in 2020 that uses cars' global positioning systems (GPS) to charge motorists more precisely.
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The rise of performance and direct marketing has reduced the friction in customer acquisition and allowed companies like Chewy to acquire customers more precisely and more cheaply than ever before.
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"Providing white voters with higher levels of economic security does not tamp down their anxieties about race and immigration—or, more precisely, it doesn't do it powerfully enough," Beauchamp writes.
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The higher-frequency strontium is able to keep time much more precisely in a caesium clock, which can accumulate a whole whopping 1 nanosecond of error over a month's time.
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Exploration and production companies have been able to drill wells faster, and squeeze more oil out of them by targeting the right rocks more precisely and fracturing them more effectively.
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It landed amid a push for the Republican tax plan (or, more precisely, an attack on its opponents) and a pair of tweets touting the good times on Wall Street.
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Using "molecular scissors" to cut DNA means scientists can edit genomes more precisely and rapidly than ever before, and altered agricultural products could get to market more quickly and cheaply.
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The model is then re-sculpted more precisely in another software... I still needed to use a texture from photographs of myself, which are painted by projection on the model.
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More precisely, as Facebook processes millions of ads a week through a mix of automation and human review, what is acceptable and what isn't, and who is making those decisions?
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By knowing more precisely where the peatlands are, the government can be more careful about where it grants concessions for agricultural development, and perhaps even revoke some concessions already granted.
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Some critics and activists took offense at Fassbinder's depiction of gay life or, more precisely, his use of a gay milieu to make fresh a familiar story of sexual exploitation.
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"There would be a lot more that we can say if we had more data, for example we could maybe more precisely pinpoint the source of this migration," she said.
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Because their beams are less diffuse than those of other light sources, they can be aimed more precisely at their target and less blindingly into the eyes of other motorists.
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If regulators accept the argument that being ever more precisely targeted by marketers is good for consumers, then we could be well on our way to living in that world.
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The Breakdown SYDNEY, Australia — It's about half the size of the United States, and it's been hiding under everyone's noses — or more precisely, under the waves — for millions of years.
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To locate it even more precisely within the genre, the show is exactly what it would be like if Panem's politely grim District 13 put on an annual talent show.
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Its strongest sections illuminate the hollowness of passages that lean hard on cursory insights instead of probing beneath the surface of their easy summations to excavate more precisely articulated truths.
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More precisely, can we afford it, or is exhaustion a luxury reserved for those whose wealth, privilege and status insulate them from the losses the rest of us could suffer?
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Programmatic TV represents any TV ad buy that uses data and automation to more precisely target specific consumer audiences, with the end goal of driving better return on media spend.
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To avoid this, you could stop using the Facebook app on your phone (where IP addresses tend to be more precisely mapped) or use a VPN when you log into Facebook.
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While the cameras on the towers aren't as expensive as some of their competitors, the company says the AI it uses on the back end can help identify patterns more precisely.
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Utilities can learn to forecast better, target their blackouts more precisely, offer customers more warning, and make better plans for basic community needs during blackouts, but it probably can't eliminate them.
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The center will also focus on enhancing Google Translate's ability to capture African languages more precisely, with Cisse saying a continent with more than 2000 dialects deserves to be better served.
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Other patent filings envisage putting sensors into both phones and smartwatches to collect electrocardiograms to monitor heart health more precisely, and even doing biometric monitoring through AirPods, the firm's wireless headphones.
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A recent study identified a dip in the country's elephant population, though scientists disagree over whether there are actually fewer elephants or if their numbers are simply being counted more precisely.
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"This story has been updated to more precisely describe White House press secretary Sean Spicer's location late Tuesday night in the minutes before he briefed reporters," the Post's editor's note reads.
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"But we weren't able to pinpoint it more precisely," said National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration scientist Steve Montzka, who led the May study identifying the new CFC emissions, in an interview.
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Yet nearly any socialist you talk to these days agrees that the revival was given rocket boosters by Bernie Sanders, or more precisely, by the grassroots movement that organized behind him.
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The telecommunications sector has been an important part, or more precisely, a key pillar of President Barack Obama's opening to Cuba, dating back to executive actions for this sector in 2009.
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But first I want to talk about Hiroshima — or, more precisely, the profound speech that President Obama gave there on May 27 that got lost in all the campaign noise here.
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In both frameworks, the existential condition of extreme vulnerability makes humans clearly dependent on one another—or more precisely, interdependent, as Aristotle, the first great philosopher of republicanism, insisted so strongly.
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The authors of the study also propose collecting data from wearable trackers, like Fitbit, to more precisely determine how frequency, duration and intensity of exercise and mental health burden are connected.
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What those two numbers do, more precisely, is give us an idea of what a car is capable of in different road situations without having to see the car in person.
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Critics and activists frequently point out that Google and Facebook rely on scooping up vast amounts of data in order to make their ads more precisely targeted and, therefore, more profitable.
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Obviously, the more skilled the artist, the more precisely he or she could imbue an image with a beauty that brought it ever closer to divinity by virtue of beauty alone.
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That said, you can do any future employee a good turn when you interview them by defining this perniciously vague phrase in the context of this particular firm much more precisely.
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But there are holes in the plan — or, more precisely, holes in the planned fence, which will have openings for 15 official border crossings, five waterways and passages for local farmers.
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As AI technology continues to become more powerful and plentiful, security attacks will become less expensive and more easily carried out, more precisely targeted and harder to trace, the report says.
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More precisely, the Trinbagonians signed like everyone else, but when it came time to pass domestic laws dictated by Obama's Treasury Department, the opposition, led by Persad-Bissessar, hit the brakes.
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Or more precisely, I believe that if they are going to accept blood money ... or the money from people convicted of a crime ..., they should only ever accept that money anonymously.
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Along this path of technological development, many people have also noticed — or more precisely, missed — the kind of physical interaction that human beings innately crave as part of their basic existence.
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More precisely, the standard began to erode in June of 1999, when George Lucas conducted the first all-digital screenings of a major motion picture: Star Wars: Episode 1 — The Phantom Menace.
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One of Giancarlo's top concerns has been the rules for swap execution facilities (SEFs), more precisely, a need to reform swaps trading and SEFs, particularly the harmonization of rules with European SEFs.
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"The heart of our work stems from a rigorous scientific understanding of human behavior, which in turn allows us to engineer more responsive audiences and engage consumers more precisely," read the brochure.
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The satellites need this hardware to point their radio antennas back towards Earth — and the farther away these satellites get from Earth, the more precisely they need to point to be heard.
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His biggest success was MiniMed, which became the leader in insulin pumps, wearable devices that deliver insulin throughout the day, allowing people with diabetes to more precisely control their blood sugar levels.
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Before water can be properly priced, however, it needs to be clear who owns it (or, more precisely, who has the right to extract how much from rivers, aquifers and so on).
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Researchers at the prestigious Salk Institute are reporting that they have managed to map the molecular structure of a CRISPR enzyme that could allow scientists to more precisely manipulate functions within cells.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Pope Francis brought down the house, or more precisely the church, on Sunday when he addressed cloistered nuns who were given special permission to leave their convents to see him.
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Mr. Netanyahu's assertion came as the Vienna-based agency held a closed-door meeting on Thursday about questions concerning Iran's "safeguard declarations," but did not specify more precisely what had been discussed.
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Of course, fancy is almost always synonymous with pricey, but then this is Prime Day, by goodness, the high holy day for shoppers, or, more precisely put: anyone who ever buys anything.
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But even when it just is on so many levels – it doesn't mean it always has been; or, more precisely, it doesn't mean there was a clear path linking yesterday to today.
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Last week, I slipped away from Disrupt for a couple of hours to watch a Giants game at nearby AT&T park — or, more precisely, watch a Giants game through an iPad.
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The compendium format of the publication shows the evolution of his thinking, as he continually sharpens his blade for more precisely cutting analyses of the contradictions and hypocrisy attending to contemporary Judaism.
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At the moment, Barnes is working on a second title, or, more precisely, he is knocking down a few open threes while Steph Curry and Draymond Green handle most of the work.
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In short, programmatic TV represents any TV ad buy that uses data and automation to more precisely target specific consumer audiences, with the end goal of driving better return on media spend.
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So you were working on it for many years, and then you left and sold to Conde Nast and ... Yeah, so more precisely, we worked on it for about 16 months and sold.
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We're consciously discussing this inside the company because we would like the piece somehow to be more clear, so that we could touch these themes more precisely, instead of it being so abstract.
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Second, if we're ever going to expand renewables significantly, then we're likely going to need a lot of energy storage and demand-response management tools that can more precisely align supply and demand.
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This means that all information about the birth of the cosmos remains encoded in its present state, and the more precisely cosmologists know the latter, the more they can learn about the former.
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Although the subjects only come into focus when they touch the sheet of Duraflex, their encounter with the artist relies on a connection that privileges sound, or more precisely conversation, over physical contact.
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Soon, the critics and journalists responsible for reviewing artistic expressions will be made irrelevant, as computers and robots will be able to produce assessments quicker and more precisely, with less room for error.
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More precisely, as Democrats in Congress strain to prevent many agency leaders from rolling back Obama-era policies, Ms. McMahon has distinguished herself as the rare high-ranking administration official deemed broadly unobjectionable.
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"The Force of Things," which she called an "opera for objects," was more precisely about the emotional impact, the permeating anxiety, of a mounting ecological crisis whose impact is simultaneously omnipresent and imperceptible.
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That ad business has become increasingly complex, and Google has been maintaining its substantial share of overall online advertising because its vast trove of data and searches lets advertisers more precisely target users.
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Far from constraining our potential or forcing us to stay the same, remembering more precisely who we are is exactly what we need to evolve and improve from where we have been before.
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" The poster was more precisely limned by the artist Rusty Zimmerman, who also did two previous pieces in Mr. Cuomo's emerging triptych; he called the experience of working with the governor "an adventure.
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More precisely, over the course of the study, markups in wealthier economies increased by 6 percent overall, but by 30 percent in the firms which already had the highest 10 percent of markups.
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New gene editing tools - with CRISPR/Cas9 as the most prominent example - have thrown the door wide open for rearranging the genetic code much more precisely and at lower costs than previously possible.
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They found that the photon trajectories aren't surrealistic after all—or, more precisely, that the paths may seem surrealistic, but only if one fails to take into account the nonlocality inherent in Bohm's theory.
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Or, put more precisely: The fundamental laws of physics—up to some tiny, esoteric exceptions, as we'll soon discuss—will look to be obeyed, whether we follow the flow of time forward or backward.
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But more precisely, thank you for creating something for Black people who need a break from the harsh realities of the world around them but are still thirsty to see themselves portrayed in entertainment.
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Ask them to define how manipulating genes more precisely is different than selective breeding, "organic" crops irradiated to cause beneficial mutations, or plants modified to express genes they already have in a different way.
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But now most of the country has forgotten that history, in part because of the simple passage of time but more precisely because the successes of American leadership have made it possible to forget.
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The law also proposes the establishment of more stringent auditing rules that "more precisely determine the role of the Central Bank and allow it to carry out its activity without constraints," the ministry said.
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They all owe a theoretical debt to the physicist Richard Feynman, who in the 1980s described a machine composed of quantum mechanical parts that could more precisely simulate reality than awkward ones and zeroes.
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More precisely, because a nuclear exchange in any one part of the world could influence nuclear war calculations elsewhere, this means, for Israel, conceptualizing or reconceptualizing the prospective role of any Israeli Samson Option.
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And the abortion providing community now is deeply worried about the steps that Jeff Sessions, President-elect Trump's nominee to be Attorney General, will — or, more precisely, will not — take act to protect providers.
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Meanwhile, the fear that making the rich pay more in state taxes — or, more precisely, forbidding them to deduct those payments from their federal taxes — will suddenly induce cuts to social services is overwrought.
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Although not a surprise, the end to the stimulus program — or more precisely, the end of its expansion — was a milestone for the euro a few weeks before the currency marks its 20th birthday.
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But while New York's testing far outpaces that of other states, it has not reached the critical-mass level public health experts say is necessary to more precisely identify the spread of the virus.
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More precisely, the idea was to break it down like this: That Democratic plan was always going nowhere but it existed as a trial balloon to test one potential theory of Trump-era governance.
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More precisely, it chose the top of the fourth to make its appearance, walking behind Cubs third baseman Ron Santo, who was in the on-deck circle, and then parading past the Cubs' dugout.
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Or more precisely, for reasons left delightfully unexplained, that whenever she steps into a playground sandbox in her generic American hometown, a giant scaly lizard appears in Seoul and does a lot of damage.
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"There is real risk that developments on the ground - or more precisely at sea - are far outpacing the COC's progress thereby possibly rendering it irrelevant," said Marty Natalegawa, a former foreign minister of Indonesia.
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A research and development bot might automatically solicit designs from freelancers, while a sales and marketing bot polishes the online e-commerce platform — all to help the business owner work faster and more precisely.
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The snitch feature appears to have surfaced largely as a result of the European Union's new data protection framework, GDPR — which requires app makers to explain more precisely what exactly they're doing with people's data.
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" Act III: WashPost "EDITOR'S NOTE" added to Jenna's dispatch: "This story has been updated to more precisely describe White House press secretary Sean Spicer's location late Tuesday night in the minutes before he briefed reporters.
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It's the fourth time in two years these ripples formed from black hole mergers have been spotted, but this time they were able to more precisely locate where the collision took place in our universe.
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The sources said it would likely take at least several days to determine more precisely what kind of nuclear device Pyongyang had apparently set off as a variety of sensors, including "sniffer planes," collect evidence.
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Opponents of a ban have countered that autonomous weapons might be able to more precisely target the enemy and avoid civilians better than humans can, just as self-driving cars might someday make roads safer.
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"One thing we've seen clearly is that AR is most powerful when it's tightly coupled to the real world, and the more precisely the better," said Clay Bavor, speaking at Google's I/O conference today.
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Leathern said later that the company hope to share more information in the "near future" but would not say any more precisely when the company expects to announce new changes related to issue-based advertising.
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More precisely, it's a three-person buddy comedy, driven by the humor inherent in Cole and Noah's frenemy status, and in the bemusement of Anton at the absurd turns the older men's lives have taken.
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Today, the scientific debate on this topic is around how prevalent false memory formation is (critics charge that reports of fully implanting a false childhood memory are overinflated), and how to more precisely define memory.
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The past week has underscored how much the world needs American leadership, and how badly Trump is falling short — or, more precisely, when he provides leadership, it's often in the wrong direction, setting us back.
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Even among high-income Americans, the plan seems designed to reward those who don't work for a living — or more precisely, the less you actually do to earn your income, the bigger your tax break.
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But while New York's testing capacity far outpaces that of other states, it has not reached the critical-mass level public health experts say is necessary to more precisely identify the spread of the virus.
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Or more precisely, I believe that if they are going to accept blood money (type 4) or the money from people convicted of a crime (type 3), they should only ever accept that money anonymously.
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The story has also been updated to more precisely describe the XR's camera and to correct the history of Apple's GiveBack recycling program; it was highlighted at Wednesday's event but is not a new program.
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Many recipients of Soros' contributions are viewed as politically liberal, but some right-wingers and the Kremlin tend to see his hand (or more precisely, his wallet) in any action they perceive as left-wing.
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Of course, the real point here is that people of all stripes face employment disruption as new technologies are able to do many of our tasks faster, more efficiently, and more precisely than mere mortals.
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In a recent two-month span, Lending Club raised its loan rates twice: Once caused by a rise in the U.S. Federal Reserve System rate, and once more in order to assess loan risks more precisely.
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Now, to further clarify this prehistoric relationship as well as more precisely date the rock art, researchers will have to conduct more fieldwork in the region, to try and uncover actual remains of early domestic dogs.
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America's core political dynamic today is not a leftward trend or a rightward trend, but polarization — or more precisely, asymmetrical polarization, in which Democrats have become somewhat more liberal and Republicans have become much more conservative.
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"They have spent more money than ever before, focused more precisely than ever before, at outlets loyal to the government," media analyst Agnes Urban, chair of the Mertek Institute in Budapest, told a conference last month.
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"Already Gone 01" features another urn, or perhaps more precisely a stele, with a rounded, four-thumbed top, a motif that belongs to a group of works Satterlee made in 2012 under the collective title Gloria.
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But if people rely on one firm's services like this, and if AI enables that firm to predict their needs and customise its offering ever more precisely, it will be burdensome to switch to a rival.
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Here's where it gets dangerous: As the AI improves, it will be able to more precisely predict who is interested in this content; thus, it's also less likely to recommend such content to those who aren't.
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"The little document ... is in the best traditions of the Communist period, more precisely in the traditions of Stalin and Beria," Minitch said, referring to repressive Soviet leader Josef Stalin and his security chief, Lavrenty Beria.
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Mr. Honeck's vision of the symphony was always human in scale, a reminder that this work, which I'd always taken to be about nature per se, is more precisely about the experience of people in nature.
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A number of brew guides suggest that a more controlled way of making a cup of coffee is to bring a scale into the mix so it's possible to add water more precisely during each pour.
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More precisely, according to the data analysis company Sports Info Solutions, the Yankees entered play Wednesday tied atop the majors with five home runs lost to defenders, along with the Baltimore Orioles and San Diego Padres.
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His latest focus remained on home automation, which has been a personal interest for some time, including wiring (or, more precisely, wireless-ing) up his own house in a variety of ever more complex digital experiments.
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Plenty, if I am right (or, more precisely, if I was right 33 years ago when I wrote a paper in my final semester of law school applying Gödel's work on logic to American constitutional thought).
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The combat that might occur between the U.S. and North Korea, or more precisely President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un, may instead be more like a battle between an unproven president and an irredeemable farce.
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What's more precisely because higher oil prices will pull more workers into the oil and gas extraction industries, they'll raise labor costs across the board for other kinds of construction and shipping work further fueling inflation.
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Referred to generically by the uninitiated as Wedgwood, it is, more precisely, jasperware, the signature of the Staffordshire-based pottery maker founded in 1759 and now owned in greatly diminished form by Fiskars, a Finnish conglomerate.
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Byton, a Chinese-funded start-up, made a splash during the first day of CES by pulling the wraps off its M-byte concept vehicle — or, more precisely, the technology that will be offered in the vehicle.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Factors such as changing migration rates and life expectancy – beyond simple estimates of population increases – could help scientists predict more precisely how climate change will impact people in the future, researchers said Wednesday.
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It is often a choice between the devil you know and the one you don't, or more precisely, among the friend who betrays you, the stranger who entices you and the enemy who seeks to destroy you.
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Part of the reason Brady is not playing now is what Pye and his co-workers found then — or, more precisely, could not find: a plausible scientific explanation for why the Patriots' balls were not fully inflated.
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Among those is the ability to determine if the planet's orbital plane appears edge-on as seen from Earth, or whether the plane is tipped, and this process allows scientists to more precisely calculate the star's mass.
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Using "molecular scissors" to cut DNA means scientists can edit genomes more precisely and rapidly than ever before, and agricultural products - which don't need the same clinical trials as human drugs - could get to market relatively quickly.
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"I'd be lying to say I wasn't shaking in my boots a little bit," Mr. Batali said — or, more precisely, his signature orange Crocs, which he confirmed he would be wearing to cook at the White House.
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It is a stark reversal from 22008 to 2016, when congressional Republicans insisted upon spending cuts and the Obama administration insisted on raising taxes (or, more precisely, allowing some of the Bush administration's tax cuts to expire).
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But in the new Ashley Madison cases, Gendre said the scammers are using carefully selected information that appear to be from real Ashley Madison subscribers, and piecing that information into more precisely targeted emails to those individuals.
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The chipmaker also discusses how chips that support 60GHz Wi-Fi would be better at tracking location and gestures more precisely, which also sounds like it would fit in with Apple's strategy for improving the iPhone experience.
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More precisely, I saw grainy videos of snowboarding accidents and people lighting their kitchens on fire, and I saw that those videos were attracting massive viewership numbers, making YouTube one of the fastest-growing sites on the internet.
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Armed with that initial tip, the C.I.A. worked closely with Iraqi and Kurdish intelligence officials in Iraq and Syria to identify more precisely Mr. al-Baghdadi's whereabouts and to put spies in place to monitor his periodic movements.
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Or, more precisely, they'd prefer that you pay twice when you watch their stuff: Once with your credit card, via some kind of pay TV subscription, and again with your attention, when you watch the ads they sell.
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On Tuesday morning in Stockholm, its members announced the year's physics prize and rattled off a short list of the technologies it has made possible: barcodes, eye surgery, cancer treatment, welding, cutting materials more precisely than a scalpel.
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And the more precisely scientists and health workers around the world can understand viral evolution and the conditions that drive it, the closer they can come to being able to stop the next viral storm before it happens.
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Verizon's plan is to combine all that it already knows about its own broadband and wireless subscribers with what it can glean about them from the new online properties, and then charge advertisers to target them more precisely.
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When it first closed the Vision Fund, SoftBank explained they had raised just over $93 billion in committed capital or, more precisely, around $93.15-$93.2 billion, according to the initial investor presentations and its annual Form D filings.
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What Gross and his team of scientists and engineers at Heliogen have developed, in a nutshell, is a way to use even more computing power to keep the mirrors even more precisely aligned, thus generating even more heat.
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His glossy reform sheen has worn thin in the wake of the brutal murder of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi at what appears certainly to have been the behest of the government Prince Mohammed heads — or more precisely, beheads.
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If not, here's some help: If FloQast's product works for larger companies, how quickly is its revenue (measured in annual recurring revenue, or ARR) growing, and, more precisely, how quickly is its average annual contract value (ACV) expanding?
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At the same time, the Trump campaign sought to tailor its ads more precisely to specific voters, the report said, with a typical Trump message targeted at 2.5 million people, compared with eight million for the Clinton campaign.
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The counterculture novelist Robert Anton Wilson's observation, "A monopoly on the means of communication may define a ruling elite more precisely than the celebrated Marxian formula of monopoly in the means of production," is more apt than ever.
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Looking at the spec differences between the LCD-4 and LCD-MX4, the newer variant doesn't have the Fazor elements that Audeze uses to more precisely channel sound and eliminate tiny distortions, but otherwise it's mostly a direct match.
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Or, more precisely, he can tell you what would happen if you filled your water cup up with soda and then tried to run the manager of the restaurant down with your car in the name of said soda.
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Other refinements enable the system's radar to identify objects and obstacles more precisely, including by bouncing radar waves under a car in front of a Tesla vehicle, enabling Autopilot to detect obstacles that may not be visible to drivers.
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My initial impression was that Ford had extracted a row of four cells from the formalist grid and permeated them (more precisely, three out of the four) with the nuanced and defiantly anti-formalist factor of the artist's touch.
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What's unique is that the tower is now stacked on your coffee table that you can approach from any angle and the Magic Leap controller is your slingshot that you can aim a lot more precisely as a result.
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As patterns emerge in the locations of FRBs and their origins become clear, scientists hope to use the signals to better understand the nature of their host galaxies, and to more precisely map the distribution of matter in the universe.
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Scientists are making progress in identifying ways of predicting suicide risk more precisely, including biomarkers that could indicate whether someone is more likely to attempt it, said Jane Pearson, chairwoman of the National Institute of Mental Health's suicide research consortium.
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In September, Trump said he plans to boost the Air Force's fighter strength to 1,200 airplanes—or more precisely, 1,200 combat-coded aircraft that have the full suites of avionics, weapon systems, and other gear which makes them battle-worthy.
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Or, more precisely, the Wegmans of Rochester, N.Y. — who founded the most beloved grocery chain in America, which opened its first New York City store, and its 101st store over all, in Brooklyn on Sunday — have yet to claim me.
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Within those genera, there are around a dozen species to more precisely describe the cloud shape and what's going on inside of it, and a dozen varieties to describe how the clouds arrange themselves and how much light passes through them.
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This is the 18th fast radio burst, or FRB, that's ever been found, and while researchers still don't know exactly what causes these odd flashes, the source of this particular FRB has been narrowed down more precisely than ever before.
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This outcome would be the same pace of annual decline seen in the index in April, May and June after the government changed the base year to 2015 from 2010 and components of CPI to reflect consumer spending trends more precisely.
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Whatever the reason, members of New York's political class have turned their attention to the 2017 mayoral race, or more precisely, to the question of whether Mr. de Blasio will even face a serious challenge when he seeks re-election.
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"All this hand-wringing that's going on in the media, I think, maybe that's the fault of us not communicating more precisely about what occurred -- maybe that's why I'm here," said Peter Navarro, the White House trade adviser, on Fox News.
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While about 18 states have laws covering disruption of schools, most focus on acts by nonstudents or more precisely defined criminal acts, said Josh Gupta-Kagan, an expert on juvenile justice at the University of South Carolina School of Law.
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Or, more precisely, with the pernicious, pseudo-democratic, commercially craven idea of "fan service," the idea that the point of a creative endeavor is to pander in advance to constituencies whose allegiance is somehow both fanatical and always in doubt.
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More precisely, about his plan — so far frustrated by the courts — to require thousands of able-bodied Medicaid recipients between 19 and 1003 to work, get training or perform community service for 20 hours a week to keep their health insurance.
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If it was globalization — or, more precisely, the shock of imports from China — that moved voters to put Mr. Trump in the White House, could politicians get back to supporting the market-oriented order once the China shock played out?
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Or, more precisely, what's been exaggerated is the death of the Old Old Old Taylor — the girly Taylor of giant twirly dresses and long ringlets and teardrops on her guitar, the Taylor who reached her apex with 2010's Speak Now.
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"The coronacrisis — or more precisely, the response to that crisis — represents a physical (as opposed to financial) constraint on economic activity that is unprecedented in postwar history," the investment bank said in a note to its clients published late on Sunday.
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The key statistic that the National Hurricane Center reports in each of its advisories — and determines the storm's category on the Saffir-Simpson scale — is the "maximum sustained wind speed" at the surface (more precisely, 10 meters above the surface).
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Classic Blue — PANTONE 19-4052, more precisely — offers feelings of protection, stability, and clarity "as we cross the threshold into a new era" and "as technology continues to race ahead of the human ability to process it all," according to Pantone.
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For days, attendees of the conference have been subjected to endlessly optimistic promises about what lies ahead when computing grows more powerful, the Internet of Things more ubiquitous, algorithms more precisely attuned to human behavior, and data gathering more expansive.
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I look at that as largely irrelevant chatter that in no way invalidates the view that inflation — or, more precisely, inflation expectations — is a guide the Fed can only ignore at the peril of debilitating recessions and crashing asset values.
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A polished bronze warrior figure with quilts wrapped around its base serves as a kind of shrine in the rear gallery, while the video installation "Infinite Tabernacle" captures a wax African-style figurine being blown apart (more precisely, by bullets).
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But while Mr. Arnold has an impressive entrepreneurial biography, what he lacked was an entrepreneurial history — more precisely, a history of his and his wife's families after they emigrated to America from Ireland, Germany and elsewhere in the mid-19th century.
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Autonomous drones can fly more precisely by making subtle alterations to how much thrust each propeller produces, for example, he said, and can use information from sensors that humans don't have, like an accelerometer, to estimate where it is in space.
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And their tools keep getting better: Neuroscientists have used slicker cameras and techniques to map out the brain more precisely than ever, and creative researchers are now applying gene editing to tackle everything from HIV to animals on the brink of extinction.
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Yet here we are with our own electric pressure cookers, or, more precisely, "multicookers" (they also do things like sauté and slow cook), and our excitement to make everything we can in them, and I was still missing the manual I needed.
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Altman responded that he isn't planning on running a traditional campaign and that if he gets in, he'd reach voters through digital intelligence — which, as far as I can tell, involves using analytics to market your message more precisely to your customers.
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But it does reflect the nation's history as a herrenvolk democracy, where white Americans (or more precisely, those Americans of direct European descent deemed white) possessed primary access to opportunity, advancement, and upward mobility, as well as the full rights of citizenship.
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The mountain set-piece has a junior partner in the Palms of the World Gallery, where a forest of mighty, artificial trees garlanded with Phalaenopsis and Oncidiums illustrates the way the other half, or more precisely, other third, of the orchid family lives.
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The story became an instant meme:But late last night the Washington Post added an editor's note:EDITOR'S NOTE: This story has been updated to more precisely describe White House press secretary Sean Spicer's location late Tuesday night in the minutes before he briefed reporters.
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After hovering just 385 kilometers (240 miles) above the dwarf planet's surface for the past eight months, tomorrow Dawn will begin to ascend to a higher orbit, which should allow the spacecraft to more precisely orient itself toward specific regions of interest.
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"The new gravity map will be helpful for future Mars exploration, because better knowledge of the planet's gravity anomalies helps mission controllers insert spacecraft more precisely into orbit about Mars," the post said, citing information from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
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" At the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue, it's Ego Week — or, more precisely, a week about overcoming egos: A source familiar with Republican negotiations says: "You have the usual institutional tensions: The House always thinks the Senate is rolling them via parliamentary threats.
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South Korea is not merely the "market of the future;" more precisely, Richard Min adds, it's "the convergence capital of the world," where an amazing infrastructure meets a density of population, revenues and culture that has the capability to create strong local particularity.
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On one side are people who want to see the return of an important predator — physically and symbolically — to the landscape (or, more precisely, simply to know again that it is there, because spotting a wolf outside of Yellowstone can be famously difficult).
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So while the graph shows that Serena won her last Grand Slam title at age 35, her age actually is a continuous variable and she was more precisely 35 years, 4 months and 2 days old when she won the finals on Jan.
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In a letter to the Commerce Department, a senior Justice Department official stated that census data on citizenship would help the agency more precisely determine whether the racial or ethnic composition of political districts met the mandates of the 1965 Voting Rights Act.
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Researchers at MIT and the Qatar Computing Research Institute set out to answer these questions with a recent project in which they taught artificial intelligence to, well, not exactly make a pizza but, more precisely, figure out the order in which it should be constructed.
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As its name suggests, Poo-Pourri is designed to mask the smell of excrement—or, more precisely, to trap unpleasant odors in the toilet, below the surface of the water, and to release pleasant natural fragrances, including citrus, lavender, and tropical hibiscus, in their stead.
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Its vagaries are as interesting as the money-sending SWIFT system or, more precisely, open source graphics drivers for the Raspberry Pi. There are various striations of nerd-dom and people interested in the Wright story are not the ones doing much real coding.
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The sentiment doesn't change—it is pure Old Man Yelling At Cloud, or more precisely Old Man Yelling At Cloud As If He Has Just Now Noticed Clouds Exist—although the language in which this so-idle grievance is expressed shifts with the trends.
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The value of that information should be obvious: determining economic trends over time, and making predictions; tracking the retailpocalypse, if and when it occurs; measuring the lifespan of businesses; more precisely estimating values and the timing of business real-estate development and investment; etcetera.
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The director, Anne Kauffman, does the best she can, but what can you do with a script whose most potent influence seems to be TV—or, more precisely, all those Lifetime movies that end with a healing circle and the quiet acceptance of "home"?
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Having four satellites instead of three would enable physicists to more precisely determine a gravitational wave's amplitude (its volume or height, if we're likening it to a sound or ocean wave), polarization (the plane along which it vibrates), and from which direction it is traveling.
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The videos didn't shake the local opposition to bodycams, and they didn't meet the standards of the state Public Records Act — if asked, Seattle would have to provide more precisely redacted versions — but they met a national need for positive news about the police.
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"Due to potential toxicity resulting from chronic exposure to metals in e-cigarette aerosols, additional research is needed to more precisely quantify metal exposures resulting from e-cigarette use and their implications for human health, and to support regulatory standards to protect public health."
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More precisely, it marks the first time scientists have found water in the atmosphere around a super-Earth - as opposed to a gas giant - orbiting a star within its "habitable zone," just the right distance for liquid water to potentially exist on the surface.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The 24th annual Outsider Art Fair opens in New York on January 21, and never before has the scope of what might qualify as — or, more precisely, of what is being called — outsider art seemed so diverse or vast.
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Now, the president's 2017 budget proposal requests $5 million for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to establish and run a National Concussion Surveillance System, which would allow the organization to more precisely grasp how mildly traumatic brain injuries are effecting the U.S. population.
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More precisely, while we were drunk by the end of the evening, at its start I was absolutely sober and feeling perversely destructive: I wanted to get drunk enough to give myself an excuse for doing something that might break apart a relationship that had grown claustrophobic.
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To augment the classic run-and-gun combat of 2D Metroid games over the past 30 years, Samus can now stop and aim her weapon more precisely with the press of a button, clearing platforms with a bit more ease and getting better angles on bosses.
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When it comes to "longer dated and potentially illiquid assets," as the Bank of England describes these investments, few fit the bill more precisely than the commercial properties to which British fund companies like Aberdeen, Henderson and Columbia Threadneedle offer maximum exposure through their mutual funds.
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Yet the small-state bias may now be more relevant than ever, because it aligns more precisely than at earlier points in American history with the tectonic forces separating the two parties, including urbanization, racial and religious diversity, and the transition to an information-based economy.
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Senator McCain — or, more precisely, a staff member speaking on his behalf — quickly backed off, and Senator Charles Grassley, the Iowa Republican who heads the Judiciary Committee, said in response that the Senate "can't just simply stonewall" but rather had the responsibility to "vet" a president's nominees.
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This month we will taste Soave, or, more precisely, Soave Classico, the designation the authorities gave to the historic production zone, in an effort to distinguish it from the expanded region, where growers were more interested in quantity than quality, and generally sold directly to cooperatives.
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I always want fast and simple when it comes to dinner, but right now I also want ease — or more precisely, easy-breezy, casually putting things together in the kitchen as though I spent the day at the beach, or in a lake, or by a pool.
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More precisely, Trump should honor the pretrial agreement struck between prosecutors and Ahmed Mohammed Ahmed Haza al Darbi, an admitted member of al Qaeda and Guantanamo Bay detainee who has pled guilty to a slew of terrorism-related offenses committed around the turn of the millennium.
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Similarly, the high level of classification placed on the transcript vault — or, more precisely, the choice to stash the transcripts in a system that required code-word clearance to access — suggests the administration won't give the Ukraine transcript up easily, even in response to a congressional subpoena.
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A week before my trip to Ohio, I realized that I should have a number in mind to start budgeting more precisely, zeroing in how much I need for a down payment, and start visiting neighborhoods I&aposd like to live in while I&aposm in town.
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I identify with the victims of Chernobyl not as being on a similar continuum of suffering, but rather because we were all citizens of this other place: a country whose contours are defined by a lack, an inability to articulate, or, more precisely, an absence of language.
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With the cost of human genome sequencing now within personal budgets, it's fascinating to see the opportunities emerging to help couples have healthier babies, rip viruses out of cells, detect cancer via DNA mutations, prescribe drugs more precisely based on the patient, optimize performance of microbes and more.
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In this way they hope to control, far more precisely than is possible by conventional genetic engineering (or even by improved methods of gene modification, such as CRISPR-Cas212, that are now being developed) which genes are translated by the ribosomes—and thus what products are churned out.
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Definitely. But when the dust settled on the series, Bran was ruling the Seven (or, more precisely, Six) Kingdoms (with Tyrion reporting to him), Sansa had managed to separate the entire North into its own kingdom that she ruled, and Arya had sailed off to explore the high seas.
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Just as some songs inhabit more specific genres than others, some can be dated more precisely; I'd guess 19873 for "Housequake" and 1956 for "Slow Love" and 1968 for "Adore" and maybe 1984 for "Strange Relationship" and 1981 for "U Got the Look," imitating Prince's own previous music.
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The publishing platform from Twitter co-founder Evan Williams will now let users schedule stories to publish at a specific time, bringing publishers more control over when they want their posts sent out into the world — at peak reading times, for example, or with stories more precisely spaced apart.
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The law takes some of that power away from unions — which, except for some of the more moderate ones, are generally enraged by the reform law — and it defines more precisely when and how companies can lay off workers, a process that is currently time consuming and expensive.
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In Jimmy's kitchen is what Clyde describes as "a robbery to-do list," the idea being to steal a cornucopia of cash from the Charlotte Motor Speedway, in Concord, North Carolina—or, more precisely, to suck the cash from a vault beneath the track, through a network of tubes.
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The spokesperson said that Facebook collects and connects this information about users' activities in order to give users a "personalized experience" across all of the apps under the company's umbrella, like more precisely targeted ads or in-app recommendations based on an amalgamation of the user's cross-platform activities.
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The concept and much of the footage used in the spot were pulled directly from an ad the company released late last year, so when CEO Brian Chesky said on Twitter that it was "made" last week he more precisely means "re-edited" with new copy and a new tagline.
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Granblue Fantasy: Versus is a big departure from Arc System Works' traditional style, and far more resembles classic '90s Street Fighter, or maybe more precisely some of the faster and more experimental games Capcom produced towards the latter half of the fighting game heyday, like Vampire Savior or Street Fighter Alpha.
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It is thus greatly encouraging that New Jersey, under its new governor, Phil Murphy, a Democrat, will join — more precisely, rejoin — the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, a consortium of nine Eastern and New England states that has achieved substantial emissions reductions from large power plants since its start in 2009.
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It's family history, and it's a love story — more precisely, a series of overlapping love stories: between a father and a daughter, between a princess headed for greatness and her dashing prince, between another princess headed for heartbreak and her forbidden swain, and between a royal household and an adoring public.
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I also look forward to researchers refining more precisely just how much — or little — exercise we need, and whether those needs differ as we age or if wish to deploy exercise to fend off or treat specific conditions, such as high blood pressure, diabetes or a family history of weight problems.
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It started a few years ago with the Surface Pro (more precisely with the Pro 21, which got the all the elements right) and has continued with the unusual Surface Book and its dynamic fulcrum hinge and now the Surface Studio, an all-in-one system that's put Apple on notice.
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Together, the new formats will enable brands to target their product offerings to hyperlocal audiences and more precisely measure the impact of related campaigns:Yelp Store Visits (YSV): A new first-party attribution tool that enables clients to better understand the impact of their ads on driving physical foot traffic to their locations.
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The beauty of the mermaid-like nymphs is indeed difficult to surrender, but when the Sirens are situated more precisely in their classical context, we can begin to appreciate them as all-powerful creatures whose tainted reputation arise not from feminine seduction, but from knowledge of the afterlife, the ultimate frontier for humankind.
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This week, it was the revelation that the Russians — or, more precisely, a group of geek thugs who are acting the exact same way that a group of Russians acted when they messed with the 2016 United States elections on Facebook — are still skulking around the platform and making trouble for the midterms.
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"With so much more choice in what to consume and how to consume it, we must at least question whether the BBC should try to be all things to all people, to serve everyone over every platform or if it should have a more precisely targeted mission," he told Parliament in 2015.
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On the other side of the country is Michael Bloomberg, the former Republican New York mayor, a billionaire businessman and philanthropist who has arguably been as active outside of Gracie Mansion (or more precisely City Hall; Mr. Bloomberg declined to live in Gracie Mansion) as he was when he was in political power.
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They visualize a new world where there will be no wars, where famine, disease and racial intolerance will be no more, precisely the world for which I am fighting … The lives and actions of prominent religious men show that those who fight for a new order need not divorce theory from practice.
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Why it matters: While this research is still in early stages, as both teams tested their techniques on bacterial cells, experts say the technique could allow edited genes to be more precisely inserted into genomes, possibly addressing concerns with current CRISPR systems that can lead to off-target editing and random deletions or even cancer.
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Even the McDonald's in Termini Station in Rome includes a section of the Servian Wall, from the fourth century B.C. But the work at the McDonald's in Marino — more precisely in the hamlet of Frattocchie, known as Bovillae in ancient times — stands out because the project incorporated the road, which would otherwise have been reburied.
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According to Electrek, the retrofit itself consists of two main changes to the battery pack of the Model S: the fuse is replaced with a "smart fuse" which can more precisely monitor the battery's current, and the battery's contactor is upgraded from regular steel to the aerospace-grade alloy Inconel (used by SpaceX to build its rocket engines).
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The unitarity principle promises that by tallying the shapes ever more precisely, cosmologists will achieve an increasingly detailed account of the primordial universe, just as physicists at the Large Hadron Collider in Europe hone their theory of the known particles and look for evidence of new ones by collecting statistics on how particles morph and scatter during collisions.
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We often talk about what "feels right" for a specific era when we are talking about why we opt for one kind of outfit over another, which is a kind of a flabby, indeterminate way of saying that an outfit communicates, more precisely than any another, our current sense of self, and our place in the world.
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The main outstanding issue, the one that must be causing negotiators to lose sleep at night, remains Northern Ireland -- or, more precisely, the question of what to do once Britain leaves the EU to avert the need for a customs and regulatory border between it and the Republic of Ireland to the south: an EU member state.
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