Thirty-three percent of respondents say television news is the most accurate and honest news source, compared with 23 percent who say newspapers are the most accurate and honest news source — just 5 percent say the president is the most accurate source for news.
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Perhaps the most accurate representation is actually playmaking and attacks.
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Rasmussen was the m-- one of the most accurate polls.
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The IMD's 2017 forecast was the most accurate since 2008.
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Of these, open strikes were the fastest and most accurate.
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Is it the most accurate way to tell the time?
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This makes it the most accurate atomic clock ever made.
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We can't get the latest information or the most accurate.
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The most accurate way to describe Katie Ledecky is unstoppable.
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"But it's really, honestly, it's the most accurate," Trump added.
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Rasmussen was one of the most accurate Election Day polls!
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"Trump Biggest Lead Yet in Most Accurate Poll," read one.
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It's the most accurate way of describing it for me.
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One of the most accurate ones was unveiled in 2014.
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Facts First: This might be where Trump was most accurate.
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We've also heard that this technology isn't the most accurate.
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That is the most accurate, predictive model for his behavior.
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French officials said the ministry's latest comments were the most accurate.
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The most accurate device was the Fitbit chargeHR, which I purchased.
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To be fair, freestyle might not be the most accurate term.
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But it's by far the most accurate watch I've run with.
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I have one of the most accurate shots in our game.
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They have been declared the most accurate of all noninvasive methods.
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The point is to find the most accurate one as possible.
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They were one of the three most accurate on Election Day.
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Haven Life wants to give you the most accurate rate possible.
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What's the most accurate way to describe kids' relationship to "Frozen"?
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They're not wrong: DNA is the most accurate forensic science we have.
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I think that is the most accurate depiction that's ever been published.
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Storj, the decentralized storage network, had the most accurate information to share.
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In the end, I couldn't tell which device was the most accurate.
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Phil firmly believes this movie is the most accurate portrayal of musicians.
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For the most accurate results, remember to charge your vape battery often.
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Reconnect's polling was the most accurate in measuring Democrat Hillary Clinton's performance.
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Unfortunately, the most accurate term to describe what it covers is shadowbanning.
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However, it was most accurate within the first few hours after death.
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What's the most accurate depiction of a solar eclipse you've seen onscreen?
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The Apple Watch and Mio were the most accurate, the study says.
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Baltimore already has Justin Tucker, the most accurate kicker in NFL history.
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Predictions might be at their most accurate after a dose of LSD.
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We shouldn't look to Merriam-Webster for the most accurate energy lingo.
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The nation's most accurate shooter, senior center Udoka Azubuike, added 33 points.
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Being polite is the central and most accurate prong of her myth.
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Historically, it is also the most accurate predictor for the Academy Awards.
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The nation's most accurate shooter, senior center Udoka Azubuike, added 12 points.
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The system was most accurate when it considered responses in context, Alhanai says.
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And, Googling your symptoms doesn't always yield the most accurate or reassuring results.
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Wilson was the most accurate Wall Street strategist tracked by CNBC in 2018.
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Those people, in many cases, have the most accurate picture of what's happened.
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The Big Short is the most accurate of the bunch, by the way.
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Gould, the most accurate kicker in Bears history, was released on Sunday night.
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The most accurate value of pi was calculated on Pi Day in 2019.
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In 2018 PC Magazine named it the fastest and most accurate transcription service.
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The read on Cushing is considered the most accurate in the API figures.
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Morenz's shot was said to be the N.H.L.'s hardest and most accurate.
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Quarterback Zach Terrell was one of the most accurate passers in the game.
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But what sticks isn't what's most accurate, just what makes the best story.
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It's also often regarded as the most accurate predictor for the Academy Awards.
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Overall, the facial-recognition techniques were most accurate for middle-aged white men.
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This is one of the best, most accurate mobile displays you can look at.
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While the ring is great from a wearability standpoint, it's not the most accurate.
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And another on the most accurate depictions of female masturbation in TV and film.
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Even when it's at its most accurate, it doesn't always stay there for long.
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The most accurate metaphor for foreign firms in America today is of disappointed hopes.
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The software is most accurate, the study found, when parsing images of white men.
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For the most accurate reading, take your blood pressure in the morning and evening.
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It's universally regarded as the purest and most accurate way to re-create sound.
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But it is by far the most accurate replication of human handwriting to date.
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The PGA is one of the most accurate Academy forecasters in the film industry.
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Societe Generale's 2150 outlook was among the most bearish – and also the most accurate.
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If successful, it will be the most accurate atomic clock ever flown in space.
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Customers can also schedule a "fit sesh" and find their most accurate bra size.
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But, according to their newly published paper, this is the most accurate research yet.
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Jack Reacher: Never Stop Punching isn't the most accurate Tom Cruise running simulator imaginable.
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Direct-drive trainers offer the highest level of resistance and are the most accurate.
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"I would want to get you the most accurate information possible," he told lawmakers.
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"That is the most accurate representation of the patient during the operation," he says.
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Since Netflix doesn't release statistics, however, Nielsen is the closest and most accurate summation.
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For instance, it may be the most accurate, but sacrifices speed to get that.
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Know that you might not always have the most accurate information about what you're getting.
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The result, as you may have surmised, is the most accurate Nerf dart to date.
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That target makes him the most accurate strategist tracked by CNBC over the past year.
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So their spending habits may not be the most accurate representation of all coffee consumers.
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Essentially, it was an irradiated dildo; that's the most accurate description I can give you!
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That message — the most accurate message we've got — will have to stand on its own.
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I mean, it's, yeah, it would be good if you got the most accurate information.
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This is often touted as the "most accurate" poll of that last several election cycles.
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Converus claims that EyeDetect is "the most accurate lie detector available," boasting 250 percent accuracy.
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Which, honestly, is probably the most accurate aspect of the show's vision of the future.
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Don't believe the first two hits [in a search engine result] are the most accurate.
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His replacement happens to be the second-most accurate kicker in NFL history, Dan Bailey.
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Here are some of the most accurate predictions Bezos made 20 years ago, in 1999.
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Stationary bikes typically have the most accurate readouts, followed by stair climbers, treadmills, and ellipticals.
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To say you feel like a cow being milked is probably the most accurate description.
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It's a real problem if they're not getting the most accurate, up-to-date information.
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An up-and-coming startup Embark makes the world&aposs most accurate dog DNA test.
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Perhaps it's most accurate to say they're an asset and a liability for both parties.
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"We have very clearly defined our culture around getting the best, most accurate story possible."
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"We have very clearly defined our culture around getting the best, most accurate story possible."
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"It didn't feel like people were competing to be the most accurate," Ms. Berl said.
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CNBC has found that by some measures, AccuWeather is the most accurate weather predicting app.
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The way the public react to Stillson is perhaps The Dead Zone's most accurate premonition.
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Wall Street's 10 most accurate tech analysts reveal the stocks you should buy now for huge returns within 12 monthsWe compiled the 10 most accurate analysts in the technology sector based on data from TipRanks, a research firm that tracks thousands of analyst calls.
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News exclusive report is likely the most accurate dispatch considering the family's relationship with the network.
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Yes, but: In the messy real world, even the most accurate programs can stumble and break.
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" On the most accurate ghost movie: "The movie Ghost captured so many of the important things.
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Perhaps the most accurate thing to say is that Toussaint Louverture was merely a Great Man.
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It's just better to manually start a workout yourself if you want the most accurate data.
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The episode's treatment of BoJack's obvious depression is one of the most accurate on television today.
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Upon repeated testing, the Exergen delivered the most accurate and consistent readings of any model tested.
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It's the most accurate dating method for archeologists, so the team is confident in their accuracy.
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From a statistics standpoint, averaging a triple-double is not the most accurate measure of dominance.
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The department's goal is to ensure that the most accurate school safety data possible gets reported.
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She was honest and gave me some of the most accurate advice I've ever been given.
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The easiest answer is, well, because it's Finland—and that's probably the most accurate answer, too.
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Unfortunately, it wasn't always the most accurate being that it relied on predictive statistics, not live ones.
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Janusz "Snax" Pogorzelski is one of the most accurate CS:GO players in the world, and in Virtus.
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And according to The Economist's G. Elliott Morris, this methodology was also the most accurate in Iowa.
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But, I never used the word "lesbian" to describe myself, even though it's the most accurate descriptor.
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There are other limitations too: Self-reported surveys are rarely the most accurate way to measure anything.
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That's in line with another analysis that found that AccuWeather is the most accurate temperature forecaster globally.
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But here's the counterintuitive thing I've also found: the most accurate headphones are not the most enjoyable.
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They connected volunteers to an electrocardiogram (EKG), which is the most accurate way of measuring heart rate.
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"It should be based on the most accurate amount of information that is tailor-made for you."
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Errors also arise because credit furnishers do not have sufficient incentives to provide the most accurate data.
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There are several things you can do to be sure you're getting the most accurate readings possible.
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YouGov — regarded as the most accurate in 2017 — significantly under-estimated the scale of Johnson&aposs victory.
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As true psychiatric experts, we must look at the whole picture to determine the most accurate diagnosis.
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The iPhone 11 Pro's Night Mode produces the most accurate and best-looking shots in low light.
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Whoever puts down the funniest or most accurate caption card (based on the judge's ruling) wins the round.
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Just tracking your weight is not the most accurate indicator of your body's health or your workout progress.
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"These stickers are possibly the most accurate representation possible of who I am as a person," Galligan wrote.
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With machine learning, the data speak for themselves; the machine learns which inputs generate the most accurate predictions.
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Which, I suppose, makes Speaking Simulator the most accurate simulation of having a speech impediment I've ever played.
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By the end of the year, his call was the most accurate of any strategist tracked by CNBC.
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The result is that this final catalog should be the most accurate ever released by the Kepler team.
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"I knew that I wanted my title to be the most accurate description of my training," Kagedan says.
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So you should be able to just plug it in and get the most accurate reads right away.
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"Need some help?" may be the most accurate thing anyone could ask Press Secretary Sean Spicer right now.
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The broker downgraded AB Foods to "underperform", and is one of the most accurate analysts on the stock.
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But polls conducted for the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) were among the most accurate in the country.
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Gezici was one of the most accurate pollsters on the results of April's referendum to change the constitution.
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"Sound of the atom splitting ... coming from Rasmussen, most accurate poll of '85033," Drudge wrote at the time.
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Like other wireless headphones, they're not the most accurate headphones out there, but they still sound absolutely awesome.
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"Well, I think that the most accurate description of that team would be mean and meaner," she said.
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Finally, this new map is a first: the largest and most accurate 3-D map of our galaxy.
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This solution should fix that issue by making sure both devices have access to the most accurate data.
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Many economists use the labour market as the most accurate barometer of how Ireland's open economy is doing.
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The game featured the two most accurate shooters among the 40 players with at least 10,000 career rebounds.
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But we also saw the most accurate storm-path predictions on record, according to a recent NOAA report.
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They can even leave a term in the original language while they search for the most accurate equivalent.
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Where to get the most accurate information about COVID-19Quite quickly, "coronavirus" has pervaded vocabularies across the world.
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That information is the most accurate reporting we have, but it can take a long time to produce.
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The broker downgraded AB Foods to "underperform", and is one of the most accurate analysts on the stock.
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What's clear is that Trump is most accurate during prepared remarks and when touting his strong economic record.
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The company waited to disclose the bug "to ensure we were providing the most accurate information," she said.
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To Horner, the most accurate dinosaur in the franchise was the Indominus rex from the movie "Jurassic World."
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Maybe it's most accurate to see Hefner and Brown as avatars of two deeply gendered visions of success.
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The world&aposs most accurate economist breaks down 2 overlooked risks to markets right now — and shares his top advice for investorsChristophe Barraud was recently ranked by Bloomberg as the most accurate forecaster of the US economy for an eighth straight year, and of the European economy for a fifth.
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The data is integrated with the navigation technology so the car can choose the safest and most accurate route.
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He tried to find the most accurate transcripts of the debates he had had with Douglas on the trail.
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"We did the most accurate calculations of Halley and the planets ever," noted astronomer Tjarda Boekholt of Leiden University.
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It's clear that he wants to share the most accurate depiction of his city at this point in time.
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Because of this, Julius Csotonyi's artwork of Borealopelta is probably the most accurate drawing of a nodosaur ever produced.
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This is the most accurate representation of which apps eat your data, since it includes a full billing period.
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The goal is to be fair, and to figure out the most accurate possible projection for a prospect's game.
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It should definitely be that not every healthcare provider is equally suited to give you the most accurate diagnosis.
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One of the most accurate Wall Street market forecasters is sounding the alarm on one group of technology stocks.
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And when scanning colors, it blocks out ambient light so you can get the most accurate match every time.
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Britt: It felt like one of the most accurate reflections I've seen of female friendship in a long time.
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This is simply a repository of the most accurate possible information, culled from public records, newspapers, and court hearings.
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But we relay the best and most accurate information that we have, and we get those from those individuals.
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I'm not the most accurate guy but put an iron in my hand and I can make some birdies.
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This is unfortunate, given that people's aggregated answers are among the most accurate methods available for predicting election outcomes.
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Thanks to TrueTone, Apple's display technology, the screen always shows the most accurate colors no matter the lighting environment.
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Doing so could cause Google to find results that may not reflect the most accurate answer to your query.
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The most accurate point Trump has made is simply that Blagojevich has been in prison for a long time.
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Payton, an aggressive play-caller, and Brees, the most accurate quarterback in N.F.L. history, embark on a fruitful partnership.
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They add the additional context that's needed to ensure you are conveying the most accurate representation of your emotions.
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Bloomberg recently ranked him as the most accurate forecaster of US economic data in 2019, the eighth year running.
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"Sound of the atom splitting... coming from Rasmussen, most accurate poll of '6900," Drudge wrote to his 2628,28503 followers.
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Instead, they're more likely to suffer from bothsidesism, even when a both-sides story isn't the most accurate one.
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In addition, we also wanted to see which map would give the most accurate time estimate before we started driving.
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"These are the most accurate statistics we have," said Geoffrey Kabat, senior epidemiologist at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine.
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"The goal is to make sure that the forecasts that we send to our clients are always the most accurate."
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"Discharge is the best time to give the most accurate and up-to-date information," a campaign aide told Vox.
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An atomic clock keeps the most accurate time on the planet essentially by measuring the high-speed vibrations of atoms.
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Direct observation of care is not only the most accurate measure of performance but also does not create measurement fatigue.
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Recruiting people online isn't always the most accurate way to get data and, of course, self-reports can be inaccurate.
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This wall mounted, 8-inch mirror claims that its ring light mimics natural sunlight for the most accurate reflections possible.
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A Los Angeles Times/USC poll — one of the most accurate from 2628 — has Clinton ahead by only 28500 points.
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In fact, the Australian Financial Review has named SQM the most accurate housing market forecaster for the last two years.
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How do we know that we are getting the most accurate account of the biggest news stories of the day?
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The headphones may not be the most accurate sounding headphones in the world, but they offer a fun listening experience.
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That makes it possible for Google to serve up the most accurate results based on traffic patterns and other variables.
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I mean... this might not be the most accurate picture of the Rolling Stones frontman circa 1977, but it's funny.
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To try to avoid such a fate again, they signed Dan Bailey, the second-most accurate kicker in N.F.L. history.
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"It is hard to conceive of an ethical argument against use of the most accurate predictive instrument," the report stated.
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Instead, they had been gathering data from quake databases to make the most accurate simulations of the most powerful quakes.
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Apple may have a pair of high-end headphones coming this year, says one of the most accurate Apple analysts.
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The most accurate information comes from county, state and federal health departments and is updated regularly as officials learn more.
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" Egger said the new Hasselblad "renders the highest-possible image quality and most accurate color in the medium-format category.
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Then it's up to you to show them absolutely everything in your home to get the most accurate estimate possible.
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WASHINGTON — Bernie Sanders has the slight edge in a tight race in Iowa, according to the state's most accurate pollster.
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Neither of them use live interviews or call cell phones, which are usually the marks of the most accurate pollsters.
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The government hasn't released its findings, but leaked documents give the most accurate sense of the "economic citizenship" program's scale.
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Physicists are working on reducing the uncertainty of the value (Canada's watt balance measured the most accurate figure in 2014).
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In the end, we found that Google Maps was the most accurate predictor based on our driving, closely followed by Waze.
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More specifically, the research tends to focus on reports for homicides, since homicide reports tend to have the most accurate data.
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"Cost of attendance" estimates that are provided by colleges aren't necessarily the most accurate measure of how much you'll actually pay.
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The new Rasmussen Poll, one of the most accurate in the 2016 Election, just out with a Trump 50% Approval Rating.
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The world's most accurate Apple analyst has a slew of new predictions for the new iPhone that he released on Monday.
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The latest update lets you match colors in your photo to your colored pencils so you get the most accurate drawing.
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Nene is currently shooting 90.9 percent in the playoffs, making him the most accurate shooter who's played at least 40 minutes.
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Heck, even built-in back-up cameras don't give you the most accurate view — especially in the rain or the dark.
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This works well enough, but it means you'll always need your phone with you if you want the most accurate results.
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Short said that on Estimize's platform, non-professionals — especially business students — tend to give the most accurate estimates for Apple earnings.
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The most accurate measure is when consumers vote with their wallets and CLA250 sales have increased year after year since introduction.
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Your fellow creators can give you the most accurate picture of whether an idea is a strong one or it's garbage.
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The new Rasmussen Poll, one of the most accurate in the 2016 Election, just out with a Trump 85033% Approval Rating.
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This type of clock is the most accurate, as it uses an electronic frequency to synchronize with the U.S. atomic clock.
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For the most accurate data, you should also make sure your personal data in the Watch app is up to date.
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Oregon ranks as most accurate free-throwshooting team in the nation, connecting on 81.6 percent of its attempts so far. 3.
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According to the C.D.C., the scans are most accurate at the end of the second trimester or early in the third.
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Although the Apple Watch was the most accurate at estimating heart rate, it was the least accurate at calculating energy expenditure.
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The AcuRite Atlas is one of the most expensive but from what I've seen, it's one of the most accurate too.
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But perhaps the most accurate rendering of Camille comes from Amma, when she's talking about the Greek goddess Persephone at dinner.
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That may not be the best description to grab headlines, win debates and rally activists — but it is the most accurate.
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Many manufacturers have made some kind of eye autofocus technology, but Sony's is far and away the most accurate and reliable.
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It is not the most accurate baseline, but hey, that's what happens when Congress passes its budget almost a year late.
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It may sound crazy, but they do it so we can have the most accurate, up-to-date information on hurricanes.
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The new Rasmussen Poll, one of the most accurate in the 85033 Election, just out with a Trump 50% Approval Rating.
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While his character's erratic behavior has inspired centuries of debate, Mr. Shepherd suggests that the most accurate interpretation is the simplest.
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And while the body mass index (BMI) has long been used to judge health, it's not always considered the most accurate benchmark.
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Still, Fitbit recommends using MultiSport mode for the most accurate tracking, but wants to have the user's back in case they forget.
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"Regardless of which of these explanations is most accurate, there is clearly an interaction between marijuana use and brain function," Levy added.
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Still, Mr Prebish insists that the most accurate way to determine whether people adhere to that religion is simply to ask them.
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Bijunath Patla's experiment sounds like a real bore: Gather 12 of the most accurate clocks around the world, and watch them tick.
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" In a statement, Zillow said it was pleased with the dismissal, and called Zestimate "the most accurate computerized home value estimate anywhere.
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This footage is the "earliest, sharpest, and most accurate surviving video images of man's first steps on the moon," according to Sotheby's.
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I like asking them which are the most accurate, which are the most enjoyable, and whether those two things are the same.
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The temporal artery measurement is now considered most accurate and used by medical institutions — and it's also less invasive and more hygienic.
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The problem is that Yelp reviews are very subjective and not always the most accurate representations of our service or our staff.
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To my mind the most accurate video game representation of Australia, as it stands right now, is 2004's Escape from Woomera.
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Having these on hand will help you get the right fit and give you the most accurate picture of your completed look.
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This team worked for two years until they collected the most accurate information, and then they came up with about 200 names.
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Over time it's gotten better, and the 2010 census was, according to the Census Bureau, the most accurate census they had held.
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After manually translating each clip, they are presented with a number of machine-generated translations, from which they pick the most accurate.
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The most accurate guide to such mysteries is Jóhann Jóhannsson's music, which is rife with choral chanting, swelling brass, skitterings, and booms.
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Isolation perfumes the show, and this is the thing about "High Maintenance," with its obsessive verisimilitude, that actually feels the most accurate.
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Instead, it suggests that having an automated collection process is critical to ensuring that policymakers have the most accurate, objective data possible.
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"This is propaganda of pedophilia in the most accurate sense of the word," Mizulina said in comments cited by Russian state television.
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The Cowboys are without Dan Bailey, the most accurate in history among kickers with at least 100 attempts, because of a groin injury.
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Some of NIST's most accurate atomic clocks are called cesium fountain atomic clocks because they use a cesium-133 isotope to keep time.
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Curry, who has emerged as one of the most accurate 3-point shooters in the game's history, is attempting to capture his second.
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"'My Art' is the most accurate depiction of an artist's life I've seen," the painter and writer David Salle said in an email.
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It is best to rely on the expertise of your legal team for this to ensure the most accurate business decisions are made.
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Plus, Carrot pulls data from Dark Sky, one of the most accurate weather apps around, especially when it comes to current local conditions.
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"Friend" would be an appropriate term for his relation to me, and "pen pal" would also do, but "fantasy" is the most accurate.
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When the most accurate pollster in Wisconsin (Marquette) in 2018 reveals that impeaching and removing Trump is not popular, it's a critical finding.
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When a destination is deemed dead might be the best time to go there, as the most accurate reflection of our impure world.
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It provides what is believed to be the most accurate account of the changes that the oceans have experienced over those 903 years.
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They compared the data from the various firms to that extracted from their own portfolio companies, and found that Apptopia's was most accurate.
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It's the most accurate simulation ever produced of a total solar eclipse, showing the irregular and ever-changing shape of the moon's shadow.
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Here, we've assigned the most accurate Zodiac sign to all the former classmates, friends, and frenemies that you'll encounter on your night out.
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But throughout, it somehow remains the most accurate and cathartic (and, at times, totally fucked up) depiction of grief ever put to screen.
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Though Harry & Meghan may not be the most accurate depiction of their relationship, it's all royal watchers have until next weekend's televised wedding.
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The race's winner will be determined by who builds the most accurate tracking software, easy-to-install hardware and pleasant overall shopping flow.
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All images: Andrew Liszewski/GizmodoThe most accurate way to take an infant's temperature—a rectal thermometer—is also one of the most unpleasant.
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In times of crisis, can you trust an algorithm to deliver the most accurate and up-to-date news you're craving to get?
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The most accurate polls statewide show the race a virtual tie; the Field Poll puts Clinton at 45 percent and Sanders at 43.
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Part of his role is to establish BHP as one of the most accurate forecasters to ensure such investment decisions are well-founded.
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The LL of a combined model, which represents the most accurate possible blend of the two data sources, was a virtually indistinguishable -86.52.
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The IBD/TIPP poll has been praised by data guru Nate Silver as among the most accurate for several cycles in a row.
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"It's like food science meets arts and crafts," someone quips in the most accurate summary of Bon Appétit's viral gourmet junk food show.
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But, with all the editing tools out there, that also means that photos aren't always the most accurate portrayal of personality or appearance.
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But the market watchers with a newfound focus on the VIX may not be looking at the most accurate proxy for investor sentiment.
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Looking into the various categories of images, EyeEm Vision was the most accurate for cityscapes, people/sports, nature and animals (all at 83%).
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"The key to geofencing is to garner the most accurate and statistically sound data and then translate it into actionable insights," he added.
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Since its release, Mean Girls has always been in the running for the most accurate presentation of the high school emotional landscape ever.
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According to IMDB, Beesley was on the set of "A Night to Remember," which is considered the most accurate of all Titanic films.
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Since life insurance needs are so specific to an individual or family, a life insurance calculator will typically yield the most accurate estimate.
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The BIS's foreign exchange reserves data, which are considered the most accurate in the world, showed a $668 billion decline globally last year.
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This is a hoary old trope in science writing, and it's apparently loosely based on fMRI, which is hardly the most accurate discipline.
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" Sarah Sanders: "I will always do everything I can to give the best and most accurate information at the time that I can.
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For Olson, the poetic line was an organization of sounds — the closest, most accurate living record of the poet's breath, body and being.
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On the other hand, the FitBit was least accurate at heart rate and the Samsung Gear S was the most accurate for calories.
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They're now living together on a plane so giant that the most accurate comparison isn't Air Force One, but Doctor Who's labyrinthine TARDIS.
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The most accurate way to describe it is to say that she reconnects with her sensuality, but that's overstating the case a bit.
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The name of that war, the most accurate name was the War of Northern Aggression, of the Northeastern establishment slave trader robber barons.
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The distinction caused confusion and led Los Angeles's hate crimes coordinator to believe that the city was not collecting the most accurate data.
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Their results created this formula, which they believe is the most accurate way to find a dog's age: Human age = 16ln(dog_age) + 31.
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Their goal is to paint the most accurate picture of the truth — including truths that powerful people and companies would rather keep hidden.
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One of the most famous, though not the most accurate, of these models was first developed by Yale economist Ray Fair decades ago.
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A Cornell University research partner, Embark references over 200,000 genetic markers to figure out Fido's genetic background, giving you the most accurate results.
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Bone is the most accurate long-term repository: Once absorbed into the body, lead circulates in the blood and accumulates in the skeleton.
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One of Wall Street's most accurate forecasters has abandoned his bearish stance on stocks following Donald Trump's victory and the Republican sweep of Congress.
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Democracy—in the form of users voting thumbs up or thumbs down—was supposed to let the most accurate definitions rise to the top.
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His putting had been nervy throughout the week: he was the second-most accurate player off the tee, but only 26th on the greens.
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Her final product was Seer Tracking, an AI-based orbital debris tracking program that she says may be the most accurate in the world.
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Scientists will spend the next year talking about how to get to the most accurate number and the best way to go about it.
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In contrast, Kasaz claims to provide the most accurate location and property information and Marion says that where that isn't possible, properties are rejected.
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The videos have the "sharpest" and "most accurate" video images of astronaut Neil Armstrong's first steps on the moon, according to the auction house.
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Here, members of the R29 community and those of the astro communities on Reddit share their most accurate horoscope readings from the past year.
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Shcherbina says the Apple Watch and Fitbit Surge were the most accurate of the bunch; it was Finnish company PulseOn really missed the mark.
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Researchers from Japan have now created the most accurate picture yet of the tardigrade genome, revealing the neat tricks it uses to stay alive.
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Given that there's room for error, we found the most accurate, easy-to-use pregnancy tests that you can buy at the drug store.
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It repeatedly and consistently captures the most accurate colors, the most detail, and tackles challenging lighting scenarios that make the other smartphone cameras weep.
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Facebook threw this site or that site up on the Trending section with little-to-no regard for the most accurate and trusted sources.
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In fact, he&aposs got 50% approval rating in the latest Rasmussen poll and Rasmussen was the most accurate poll before the 2016 election.
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In the recent 2017 UK election, delivering the single-most accurate prediction with Conservatives at +3.6% (the final tally was +2.4% ahead of Labour).
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Researchers from Google's AI division DeepMind and the University of Oxford have used artificial intelligence to create the most accurate lip-reading software ever.
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Embark, a company founded by Adam Boyko, a dog geneticist at Cornell University, says it has the most accurate DNA test among commercial services.
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The most accurate software-in-a-box sales numbers come from Electronic Arts' preliminary report for the quarter that ended on September 30, 2016.
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GOSLING Immediately after the read-through, I saw Russ drawing the most accurate sketch of a hot tub I've ever seen in my life.
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Just keep in mind that the best and most accurate way to figure out how many sessions you'll need is to consult a professional.
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One of the recommendations is to ensure that cutting-edge technology and the most accurate risk assessment tools are used to update flood maps.
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Ricardo Rossello, Puerto Rico's governor, acknowledged the media reports of a higher death toll and said that officials wanted the most accurate count possible.
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According to Halaharvi, this is a limitation of the study; death certificates are written before an autopsy, when the most accurate information is gathered.
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The BACtrack S80 Professional Breathalyzer costs a bit more than the other models on our list, but it also provides the most accurate measurements.
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He agreed that focusing on generation, not customers with power, could be confusing, but said it was currently the most accurate measurement of progress.
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The reviewer found of the seven models they tested, the Direto had one of the most accurate power meters — within 1% of actual output.
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Ye works with atomic clocks, the most accurate timekeeping devices ever made, and demonstrated how his team manipulates strontium atoms to make precision measurements.
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Based on this data, Reiss and his colleagues derived the most accurate measurement of the Hubble constant ever: 74 kilometers per second per megaparsec.
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Really, "faux taxidermy" is the most accurate as it describes the overall piece but implies that real taxidermy does not occur in the piece.
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Researchers have obtained the most accurate measurement yet of how quickly the universe is expanding — and it's not what they were expecting to find.
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It might be most accurate to say that, rather than abandoning comedy in his films, he has inverted the ratio between light and dark.
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It was described by Harper's Bazaar's Ella Alexander at the time as being "among the most accurate, sensitive, and moving" depictions of the designer.
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In a cost-cutting move, Bailey, the second most accurate kicker in N.F.L. history, was surprisingly let go by the Cowboys on Sept. 218.
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Trump did not distinguish between the Dow and Nasdaq, but the latter would have been the most accurate when he was referring to percentages.
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Perhaps the most accurate thing that can be said about Mr. Trump's victory is that it has increased the uncertainty of the economic outlook.
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Selzer is widely regarded as far and away the most accurate pollster of Iowa, with her numbers taking near-mythic status amongst political gurus.
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Many observers are worried that the bureau has not tested the technology it hopes to rely on to conduct the most accurate possible survey.
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The debate between the two sides revolves around fairly arcane methodological questions, like which measures of "legitimacy" are most accurate; scholars themselves remain deeply divided.
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It's also hands-down the most accurate tool for measuring your distance to the nearest Waffle House, if you're into that sort of thing.26.
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This Babylonian tablet, known as Plimpton 23, is the world's oldest—and most accurate—trigonometric table, according to research published this week in Historia Mathematica.
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The confluence of those two disciplines lend themselves to be the most accurate, insightful picture of your psyche and cosmic possibilities that I know of.
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"We consider this to be the most accurate and detailed map of human cerebral cortex published to date," Washington University neuroscientist David Van Essen said.
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Sion says that, in addition to Nextbus, Transit works to collect information from a number of municipal sources into getting the most accurate arrival time.
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Indeed, this year's inflation rate may be even lower, with the five most accurate forecasters in the central bank survey predicting a 2.81 percent rate.
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The Hornets, meanwhile, only the 18th-most accurate in the league when it comes to shooting 3-pointers (9.53 percent), misfired on 14 of 21.
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"We are trying to have the most accurate information possible, because if this information is true, it would be shameful," Dion told reporters on Tuesday.
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On one hand, this "decay rate", optimised to produce the most accurate forecasts over the model's entire dataset of over 1m rounds, looks surprisingly gentle.
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One of them—"the most accurate but least common" type— is called ultrasound imaging, and it would mean a fingerprint reader embedded in a display.
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To get the most accurate picture, a publisher would need to perform this analysis again on a real-time basis due to strong daily fluctuations.
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I've asked Tylt who's sourcing the actual technology here; Mio is often regarded as having the most accurate results with their optical heart rate sensors.
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This will give you the most accurate measurement of the inside of your pan — so you don't have to keep going back and reshaping it.
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The company's handheld device comes with an exam camera so it can prompt users where to position the device to get the most accurate readings.
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The former Florida State Seminole finished his career in Tallahassee as the most accurate kicker in ACC history, and third all-time in NCAA history.
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Meeting with a gastroenterologist and a registered dietitian can help you get the most accurate diagnosis for your bloating, along with a tailored treatment plan.
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"We are confident that the number - 2,975 - is the most accurate and unbiased estimate of excess mortality to date," the school said in a statement.
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It is the go-to station in times of natural disasters, the sole broadcaster of sumo and the source of the most accurate exit polls.
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But his appreciation of distance and timing is excellent, and his jab is one of the most accurate out of all active fighters in boxing.
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If your Google Maps app isn't giving you the most accurate results, you may want to calibrate it to ensure you get the right directions.
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Therefore, the most accurate answer to the question 'What is the worst type of physical pain?' may be that it depends on whom you ask.
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And finally, the fact that the Washington Post currently serves as the most accurate intelligence gathering agency for officer-involved-shootings is an utter disgrace.
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Our goal is to offer the safest, most accurate, and most user-friendly telemedicine product, regardless of whether that product is built internally or externally.
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In order to get the most accurate picture of her son's genetic testing results, his doctors have asked her to have her genes sequenced, too.
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Purchases by individual customers at dealerships — known as retail sales and considered the most accurate reflection of demand — declined slightly in both 22000 and 210.
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Purchases by individual customers at dealerships — known as retail sales and considered the most accurate reflection of demand — declined slightly in both 22000 and 210.
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It follows how good specific analysts are, who is sending — and yes, forwarding — reports, and who's got the most accurate information flow in the business.
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Representatives from DHS testified last month that the facial-recognition software that they use comes from one of the most accurate providers in that study.
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We compiled the 10 most accurate analysts in the technology sector based on data from TipRanks, a research firm that tracks thousands of analyst calls.
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Vanderbilt played without star Aaron Nesmith, who entered the weekend as the nation's fifth-leading scorer (193) and most accurate 219-point shooter (232 percent).
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Instead, I learned about sex from friends, the internet, and books — and books were by far the most accurate source of knowledge on that list.
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A Kimberly-Clark official said that its board believes the most accurate way to measure longer-term performance is to use multiyear total shareholder returns.
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The Fateh class is believed to be Iran's most accurate ballistic missile, and variants of it have made their way to Shiite militias in Iraq.
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The I.R.S. says the most accurate way to determine withholding for someone with multiple jobs or a working spouse is to use the I.R.S. estimator.
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Google Assistant is the most accurate consumer product on the market, but investors will want to know how Alphabet is looking to monetize this lead.
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He has refined the test over the years, and says his lab's newest test, dubbed GrimAge for the Grim Reaper, is the most accurate yet.
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Its agreement said NBTY is committed to promoting "the most accurate, reliable standards and testing methods" for herbal supplements, including DNA testing, to benefit consumers.
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The aim is to provide the most accurate information about where a word comes from, how it is used grammatically and what meaning it conveys.
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If the movie industry gave out awards for Most Accurate Title, the Catalan writer and director Albert Serra's new film would walk away with one.
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That's the conclusion of a comprehensive election forecast Vox built that projects the campaign's outcome based on the most accurate political science models in existence.
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The most accurate polygenic risk scores can be calculated only for those of European ancestry, because fewer people from other populations have been sequenced so far.
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Ken Ham, the man at the helm of the Christian ministry Answers in Genesis (AIG), says he's built the most accurate replica of Noah's Ark ever.
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My favorite is "The Unstrung Harp," about a novelist writing his biennial book — the funniest and most accurate description of the creative process I've ever seen.
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Toward the end of the experiment, I was growing weary of playing the ring's game, considering I only mildly agreed with even its most "accurate" readings.
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It may sound crazy, but they do it so we can have the most accurate, up-to-date information on hurricanes and know how to respond.
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The mode identified as Cinema or Movie mode is usually the most accurate in terms of reproducing what the director intended your media to look like.
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A GIF may only take seconds to create, but it can be one of the most accurate ways to express how you're really feeling via text.
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We depend on the news media to provide the most accurate accounts of what is going on in Washington, in the statehouses and in the streets.
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And that has only stoked debate about why that queer reading of the original series wasn't seen as the most accurate one in the first place.
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Piazzi was intent on building the most accurate star catalog in the world, and had already invested well over a decade in pursuit of that goal.
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But, as the American Council on Exercise (ACE) explains, recent research suggests it's not always the most accurate, possibly leading you to over- or under-train.
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The New York Times and Siena College, 2018's most accurate pollster, took a poll of voters in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Florida, North Carolina, Wisconsin and Arizona.
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But it's by far the most accurate, achieving an impressive 93.4 percent accuracy, compared to just 52 percent accuracy achieved by an experienced human lip reader.
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CoreML has proven to be the most accurate when running our ML model, unfortunately Apple makes it so that CoreML would only work on iOS 11.
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In order to produce the most accurate painting mimicking Rembrandt, developers created a facial recognition algorithm that identified the most common patterns used by the artist.
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But if we were to run a contest of whose side's predictions were the most accurate, I think the clear winner would be the Stay camp.
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If one of Wall Street's most accurate forecasters is right, the stock market will fall at least another three percent this month before finding its footing.
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Over the past 15 years Star Wars fans have created their own custom, high-end lightsaber scene, producing some of the most accurate designs ever created.
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A decade after the 2008 financial crisis, one of the most accurate predictors of U.S recessions - inversion of the government bond yield curve - has kicked in.
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The spokesman on Tuesday pointed to Trump's own statements, including those written on his often-controversial Twitter account, as the most accurate source of his views.
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In fact, Ugi's prices became a gauge for the strength of the Argentine economy, and many referred to it as the most accurate index of inflation.
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Clark County Sheriff Joseph Lombardo has asked the public for patience, saying authorities are trying to "draw the most accurate picture" of how the shooting unfolded.
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The translation system comes close to being the most accurate there is today by one measurement, and the researchers have ideas about how to improve it.
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In short, the team took advantage of physics' weirdness to make the most precise (but not the most accurate) atomic clock yet—and a scalable one.
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Five players average 14 or more points for the Bruins, including freshmen TJ Leaf and Lonzo Ball, who also rank among the team's most accurate shooters.
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Indeed, the most accurate clock in the world, which is run by the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Colorado, is a ytterbium atomic clock.
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Some consider the risk of becoming aligned with the Democratic Party worth running in an effort to give the most accurate measure of Mr Trump's failings.
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"The role they assigned to me, translator, is perhaps the most accurate description of everything I have ever done concerning technology," she writes of one gig.
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In addition to listening to its customers, the company worked with people with disabilities to bring the dolls to life in the most accurate way possible.
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It's a peculiar decision, given that Reynolds says Google's goal for the Pixel camera is to help people capture the most accurate memory of a day.
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You'll notice that some experts are consistently more accurate than others (like the, ahem, Sablich brothers, who were ranked second most accurate from 2011 to 2015).
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Quantum Dot can reproduce the purest and most accurate colours as individual nanoparticles, which are smaller than one ten-thousandth the diameter of a human hair.
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The contractor then needs to select the most accurate translation or provide their own, and the audio is treated as confidential Microsoft information, the screenshots show.
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Experts said they doubted that Mr. Kim would produce such a list in Hanoi, and said this was the most accurate gauge of the North's intentions.
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With these two resources, commercial and academic sequencing labs can combine their expertise to offer people the most accurate description of what their genetic variants mean.
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He told Mashable his research team were the most accurate in identifying Twitter bots at a competition hosted by the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects last year.
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Friends made the most accurate predictions, but it was the person in the relationship who was most confident in the assessment they made about their own relationship.
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Linked together, these personal weather stations—each one a toaster-sized assembly of sensors mounted on a pole—provide the most accurate weather forecasts in the country.
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Scientists hoping to make the most accurate measurements of masses, or to understand how things move under the effects of gravity, need to nail down G's value.
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Republicans have pushed back, insisting that the citizenship question is solely aimed at getting the most accurate count possible -- and that there are no underlying political calculations.
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Skyline AI's tech then compiles all information into a data lake and cross-references everything to find discrepancies and figure out what information is the most accurate.
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While the rendering may be the most accurate prediction out right now, there are still no guarantees that the finished product will look like Forbes' finished product.
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Now, unless you're hanging out with someone who is really into talking about themselves, Hot Pot Panic maybe isn't the most accurate simulation of a real conversation.
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Ensuring that modern technology and the most accurate risk assessment tools are being used to update flood maps is critical for the future success of the program.
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According to PopSugar, however, not every balm tastes like its corresponding flavor (the Strawberry Kiwi Sorbet was the most accurate out of the four), but that's okay.
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Wikipedia and Facebook are both crowdsourced platforms, so it will be interesting to see if those sources continue to pull the most accurate contextual news and information.
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ING Financial Markets, among the top 10 most accurate euro/dollar forecasters on a 12-month horizon over the past year has the highest forecast at $1.30.
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One study found that the Fitbit Surge had the most accurate calories burned calculation among a group of similar devices, with an error rate just over 25%.
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The Reuters/Ipsos poll and the YouGov online polls were among the most accurate national polls leading up to the 2012 election, a Fordham University study found.
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Analysts had forecast a profit of HK$4.687 billion according to Thomson Reuters StarMine Smart Estimates, which is a weighted average based on the most accurate analysts.
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The participants also self-reported their social media use, which can be a reliable way to account for their habits but isn't necessarily the most accurate method.
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Some people may refer to clitoral stimulation as "flicking the bean," but in my experience, that's not really the most accurate description of how to do it.
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And in Vogue's April cover story, Tom Ford described the singer as "daring, fearless, and constantly evolving," which is arguably the most accurate description of her yet.
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When you only have so many words to choose from, you're forced to say the simplest version of your thoughts, which can often be the most accurate.
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To ensure we're receiving only the fastest, most accurate results, Google is also working with a number of job search engines including LinkedIn, Monster, Glassdoor, and CareerBuilder.
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During his news conference, Trump said he received what he called the "most accurate" or "most comprehensive" study today about the potential death toll from Covid-19.
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"If anyone has any doubt whatsoever that our intent is to provide the most accurate and precise description of our findings, they are sorely mistaken," he said.
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As anyone who uses crowdsourced Q&A platforms like Yahoo Answers or Quora could tell you, the most upvoted answers aren't always the best or most accurate.
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That said, it's important to follow the directions and start in the middle of the forehead and then swipe side to side for the most accurate reading.
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"The show has received so many great reviews, but my favorites are from scientists who say this is the most accurate depiction of the future," Aghdashloo said.
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"The most accurate will be blood tests, followed by a urine test in the doctor&aposs office," says Sheryl Ross, MD, OB-GYN in Santa Monica, California.
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Expiration dates are based on the manufacture date, not when you bought them, so the most accurate source of information is the date printed on the package.
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But a fact-checker can act as an effective safety net, a support system that helps make a book the best and most accurate version of itself.
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He is the most accurate kicker in college football history, converting 96.73% of his boots and never missing on field goals inside the 40 or extra points.
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Shaun Suisham is the most accurate kicker in team history, but he missed the season after injuring his right knee in the Hall of Fame Game in August.
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He doesn't watch anything "unpleasant": At the same time, the President says he watches Fox because it's the most accurate cable network, not because it treats him well.
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PS Dept combines big data and the wits of a real person to make sure its users have the easiest, most accurate access to information around designer clothing.
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But then with John F. Kennedy's 210 "We choose to go the Moon", there was suddenly urgent interest in getting the most accurate computations of the Moon's position.
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While Google says that it makes "millions" of updates to Maps every day, it's still not enough to ensure that every location has the most accurate, detailed information.
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Though she believes the data has been "reasonably interpreted," she notes that uranium dating is not typically used for bones and may not be the most accurate method.
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Most accounts seem to have the Jets leaning towards Mayfield due to concerns about Rosen's durability, but also because Mayfield was the most accurate passer in college football.
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The goal is to replace blood pressure cuffs to become the most accurate method of measuring changes in blood pressure and eventually other changes in the cardiovascular system.
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Just look at Facebook's announcement last week that it created one of the most accurate object recognition systems in the world using a dataset of 3.5 billion images.
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According to the search engine, they implemented algorithms to filter out spam and repeated queries, and analyzed data from Google Trends to obtain the most accurate native searches.
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It was then the service reportedly realized that a "few" was maybe not the most accurate representation of the considerably larger number of snakes it was dealing with.
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Star Wars isn't the most accurate franchise when it comes to space travel, but it's also set a long, long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.
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According to reports, the Rams were one of several teams who reached out to former Dallas Cowboys kicker Dan Bailey, the second-most accurate placekicker in league history.
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Dallas Cowboys: It's tough replacing one of the most accurate kickers in NFL history, but that's just what Brett Maher is doing this season — and doing it well.
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The most important and underestimated number in these jobs reports is what is called U-6 — it's the most accurate indicator of the state of employment in America.
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"The health and safety of women is of the utmost importance, and we must have the most accurate data available in order to create good policy," Abbott said.
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What we must do is evaluate all of the evidence that we possibly have available to us, then come to the most accurate conclusion regardless of political stripe.
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His expectations for the Euro economy have been the closest to reality from 2015 through 2018, and he was the most accurate on China in 2017 and 2018.
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Search keywords have long been considered one of the most accurate indicators of purchasing intent, but advertisers haven't always been able to pin down this crucial data accurately.
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An earlier MIT study exposed racial biases in the facial recognition systems of Microsoft, IBM, and Chinese company Megvii, which were all most accurate when identifying white men.
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By ensuring patients can receive the most accurate diagnosis, Congress has a unique opportunity to improve clinical outcomes, save lives, and support the next generation of precision medicine.
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Barraud was recently ranked by Bloomberg as the most accurate forecaster of the US economy for an eighth straight year and of the European economy for a fifth.
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Like other Vizio Quantum TVs, the M-Series Quantum boasts quantum dot technology for wide color playback, ensuring you get the most accurate image when watching HDR videos.
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However, doctors agree that if you&aposre looking for the most accurate result, it&aposs best to wait for the hCG levels to be detectable in the urine.
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While other apps such as Changers CO2 Fit track users' carbon footprints, Cowlines claims its methodology, certified by the International Organization for Standardization, is most accurate, he said.
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Long before the ubiquity of Google Maps, these colorful engravings, produced between 1572 and 1617, comprised the world's most accurate and elaborate collection of urban cartography ever made.
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Last year, he was the most accurate G-League player to launch at least six threes per game, drilling an unfathomable 45.9 percent of them over 19 games.
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Cut it too close to the deadline and you could miss that opportunity, impacting your chance to get the best aid package possible, based on the most accurate data.
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"Gravity is indeed a force of nature, but its rules—the mathematics upon which its best, most accurate description rests—are somehow very different from the others," Beacham said.
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After proposing the question, "Why does Drake keep trolling us with faux relationships?" we realized that the easiest and most accurate explanation is this: It's beneficial to his career.
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Last year, for example, scientists revealed the secrets of a mysterious 3,700-year-old Babylonian clay tablet, which they describe as the world's oldest and most accurate trigonometric table.
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There's no question that that stuff is important, but I just don't think this method will produce the most accurate information on how someone really acts in a relationship.
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The Standard Model of physics was cobbled together over the course of the past century and currently serves as the most accurate model of the physical universe ever created.
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Being a smartphone junkie, I always have my phone with me wherever I go, and Health Mate has by far the most accurate step-tracking algorithms I've yet encountered.
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The European model — statistically the most accurate global weather model for the medium time range — suggested far lower snowfall amounts on Tuesday afternoon, which raised forecasters' blood pressure considerably.
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Despite the differences in surrogacy for straight, infertile people and gay men, it's still the most accurate account of the challenges and joys of the surrogacy process I've read.
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On Sunday, Trump also called Rasmussen "one of the most accurate polls" of the 2016 election, but they inaccurately predicted a Clinton electoral college victory — as many polls did.
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This method requires checking and charting details about your discharge on a daily basis, so even with proper use, it might not be the most accurate birth control method.
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One of the most accurate jokes of the episode comes when Julie enlists her husband, Arthur, to be in charge of her internet presence while she's not allowed online.
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When you order a Motiv Ring, you receive multiple sizes to try on to make sure you get the best fit possible, resulting in the most accurate health tracking.
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What to watch: The yield on 3-month bills rose above the 10-year note, again signaling an inversion the Fed calls the most accurate predictor of a recession.
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Using this strategy, a team of scientists from the Astronomical Observatory at the University of Warsaw has compiled the most accurate 210D map of the Milky Way to date.
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Image: NASABy combining data from the Hubble and Gaia space telescopes, an international team of astronomers has come up with the most accurate estimate yet of our galaxy's mass.
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I'm not saying it's the best beat drop I've ever heard or the most accurate to in-studio sound, but for the price, you're getting a great sound experience.
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Or, if the network has a large enough pot of labeled data, it can test itself, seeing how different weightings of all its layers produce the most accurate answers.
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The company says its range is up to 22 miles on a single charge, though that estimate is most accurate if you're traveling at slower speeds and avoiding hills.
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The most accurate answer here, unsurprisingly, is that "it depends" – on the experience of the attorney, on the particular legal task at hand, on your unique business circumstances, etc.
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Garoppolo, who spent three years as Tom Brady's understudy in New England before being traded to the 49ers in 2017, has been one of the league's most accurate passers.
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Here's a clip: #AuctionUpdate Unrestored, unenhanced, and unremastered, the videotapes represent the earliest, sharpest, and most accurate surviving video images of man's first steps on the moon #Apollo50th pic.twitter.
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IMD's forecast for the 2017 monsoons was its most accurate since 2008, when there was a difference of only 1 percentage point between the forecast and the actual rainfall.
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The data used to reach this conclusion is the most accurate measurement of the expansion of the universe since it was discovered to be expanding nearly a century ago.
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He also found 38 of 56 fairways, eight less than category leaders Matt Kuchar and Kevin Streelman, so he was certainly not the most accurate player off the tee.
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In this section, Gessen's book feels like one of recent literature's most accurate portrayals of modern Russia, which is to say I was miserable for hours after reading it.
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Amid the crowd, Kroos, one of the sport's most accurate passers, flicked the ball back toward his teammate Niklas Süle, who, surprised, let the ball go through his legs.
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Also, his expectations for the euro area economy have been the closest to actuality every year since 2015, and he has been the most accurate on China since 2017.
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One of the most accurate Super Bowl predictors is backing up what the oddsmakers are saying: The New England Patriots will be taking home the Lombardi trophy once again.
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The Air Force's database doesn't always have the most accurate data about active satellites, which typically have GPS trackers -- a more precise way to determine an object's exact location.
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The most accurate way to diagnose DR is with ultrasound imaging, but pelvic health physical therapists and urogynecologists — the specialists who see the condition most — usually diagnose it manually.
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"You need a magnifying glass to read it," Murphy said, according to The New York Times, in perhaps the most accurate statement ever put forth about Johnson Smith ads.
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When it comes to measuring your heart rate, the sensors used in most smartwatches, fitness trackers, and even previous versions of the Apple Watch, don't provide the most accurate results.
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By meticulously stitching together photos taken from two cameras aboard the New Horizons spacecraft, a team of scientists has compiled the most accurate maps of Pluto and Charon to date.
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The box also comes with a chest heart-rate strap, which is still considered the most accurate way to see how your heart is handling different levels of workout intensities.
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According to analysis by Philip Klinkner of Hamilton College, the most accurate way to pick a Trump supporter is to ask him whether he thinks Mr Obama is a Muslim.
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The Times and CBS News have long believed that a live telephone survey of a random sample of Americans is the most accurate and replicable way to measure public opinion.
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"We can now use this to design the most accurate intervention possible," says study co-author Jack Gilbert, a microbial ecologist and professor of surgery at the University of Chicago.
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New Poll: The Rasmussen Poll, one of the most accurate in predicting the 2016 Election, has just announced that "Trump" numbers have recently gone up by four points, to 50%.
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But together, they hope to offer the most accurate view of how much salary and stock other companies offer to help startups figure out exactly how to pay their employees.
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Of all the things Donald Trump has been called during this election, perhaps "human trigger" (as one Slate writer dubbed him) is the most accurate — in my experience, at least.
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It's not the most accurate analogy, but it may be the only one for a premise in which the main character repeatedly resets to the same point in her life.
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The company waited until now to tell people because "we wanted to make sure we had the most accurate information before notifying people," the company wrote in a blog post.
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The most accurate like-with-like comparison is to use the combined statistical area of America's largest cities, it's the closest equivalent to how we measure city size in Australia.
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The day before, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) said the dollar has replaced the VIX volatility index as the most accurate barometer of global risk appetite, or "fear gauge".
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"To get the most accurate number on how that impacts you as an individual, it's best to go on the site and get more data for you specifically," Dabit said.
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It's called "outside-in" tracking and thus far it's the best and most accurate way to ensure that what you do in reality matches what you do in virtual reality.
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BBVA, who rank in the top third of most accurate forecasters for 0.63-month euro views over the past year in a sample of nearly 60, holds the median view.
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"We are confident that the number — 85033,975 — is the most accurate and unbiased estimate of excess mortality to date," GWU's Milken Institute School of Public Health said in a statement.
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Now it's complementing that with eight other types of data to get the most accurate picture of how households, hedge funds, active mutual funds, foreign investors, and others are investing.
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The most accurate way to describe it would be as a less boring Olympics crossed with American Ninja Warrior, Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest, Forged in Fire, and Top Gun.
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The problem was that instruments measuring the energy from solar neutrinos returned results much lower than predicted by the Standard Model, the most accurate theory of fundamental particles in physics.
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This is the first study to use a mannequin that emulates human breathing with inhalation and exhalation, and relies on what's now considered the most accurate and streamlined analysis methods.
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"Language police" is not the most accurate term for the OQLF, since much of the policing is actually done by private citizens who can make complaints on the office's website.
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The set comes with 1/4-cup, 1/3-cup, 1/2-cup, and 1-cup measurements, and in tests by Cooks Illustrated, OXO's set had the most accurate measurements.
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Use the same method each time you record temperature, as different techniques can yield different results: Rectal (bottom) temperatures are most accurate for babies and toddlers up to age 3.
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When doctors know they are not getting the most accurate, comprehensive view of a patient's opioid history anyway, it's easy to see why some choose to forgo the program altogether.
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World View collects reams of atmospheric data each flight, which the company is using to build what Hartman claims will be the most accurate model of stratospheric winds in existence.
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Abramowitz, whose model has historically returned the most accurate results of any included in our forecast, has been very clear that he thinks Trump is going to lose the election.
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We are currently using the latest in 3D modeling softwares as well as a cutting edge engineering production and manufacturing techniques, in order to achieve the most accurate and finest outcome.
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Quality shots attempted behind the arc are good, and despite ranking 28th in three-point rate, the Clippers are basketball's most accurate team from the corners; fifth-best from deep, overall.
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In research after Trump's victory, The Washington Post put Hypermind and the Good Judgment Open - a project of Good Judgment Inc based on the same principle - as the most accurate forecasters.
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"Unfortunately, he is referring to incomplete and unreliable data that does not provide the most accurate snapshot of our efforts since the marketplace opened in 2014," Inslee said in a statement.
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So it was a shock to discover that the Apple TV version of Siri, where you talk into the remote, is by far the most accurate voice assistant I've ever used.
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So instead of licensing designs and schematics to third-party companies, Disney and Lucasfilm have launched its own line of prop replicas that promise to be the most accurate ever created.
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The data, which is released two months after the fact, is considered to be one of the most accurate benchmarks of U.S. oil production, and is more reliable than weekly data.
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Two teams have published papers analyzing material in this region, called the Deccan Traps, and have provided the most accurate timing data yet on how quickly the volcanoes deposited the lava.
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The saber used in the bulk of the film featured a distinctive weathered black paint job, and was recently replicated in its most accurate form yet by Michigan-based Solo's Hold.
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"Self-report questionnaires are not the most accurate way of determining any condition," says Gary Klasser, an expert on orofacial pain and a professor at Louisiana State University's School of Dentistry.
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Charlie Kline has an exhaustive shopping list for what to buy for the most accurate costume, but for a quick Halloween costume, you don't have to stress over all that detail.
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Even if two more running plays netted zero yards, Atlanta would have been looking at a 212-yard attempt for Matt Bryant, one of the most accurate kickers in the league.
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For example, for a project to model urban floods we asked people to tweet information about flooding near them to help us select the most accurate scenario produced by our simulations.
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Boston has a cozy relationship with the arc: the Celtics drained 23.9 percent of their attempts and were the ninth-most accurate three-point shooting team before the All-Star break.
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"It's a fact InfoWars has been the most accurate media operation so far, telling you that he did not act alone," he said in a video posted to his Facebook page.
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The researchers also combined almost 212 sources to estimate the most accurate levels of alcohol consumption worldwide, even trying to find drinking that might otherwise be missed (from tourism, for instance).
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The United States team's most accurate player off the tee is the guy driving the cart, the captain Jim Furyk, who was 483th in the PGA Tour's statistical rankings this season.
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At my kitchen table in San Francisco in 2013, the founders envisioned an app for sharing hot tips to a feed complete with a leaderboard of whose predictions were most accurate.
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The most popular, which is not necessarily the most accurate—and this is the sort of problem that Watson himself often stumbled on—begins in 2004, at a steakhouse near Poughkeepsie.
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Professor Fisman argues that the most accurate way to think of corruption is as an "equilibrium" — the result of people acting rationally within a flawed system, not just individual moral lapses.
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In the new report, researchers Paul Frankland and Blake Richards of the University of Toronto propose that the goal of memory is not to transmit the most accurate information over time.
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Even the prospect of such a "solution" had already registered on the most accurate barometer of border insecurity, which is the number of illegal alien apprehensions by the U.S. Border Patrol.
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Photo: AP A new review of face recognition software found that, when identifying gender, the software is most accurate for men with light skin and least accurate for women with dark skin.
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Here's his shot chart since the trade at the All-Star Break: Hield is the third most accurate three-point shooter in the league (minimum 50 attempts) since the All-Star break.
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I'm willing to bet that nobody at Bizarre Creations back in the early 2000s was trying to do anything other than create the most accurate versions of each of their game's cities.
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And even at their most accurate, they will still only be able to tell you how closely your DNA resembles other people in the world today, not where your ancestors are from.
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After about a week, however, I got restless to have the most accurate and complete tracking possible, and so I got ahold of Withings' flagship health-tracking watch, the Steel HR Sport.
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According to the code, which was partially posted over at Github, this was done to get the most accurate sample because familiar passages are easy to write and the participants wouldn't pause.
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The team hopes that ShapeScale can give users the most accurate before and after photo that they could ever wish for, and one that evolves along with them during their fitness journey.
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What "best picture" really means is a little fuzzy, but the most accurate way of characterizing it might be that it indicates how Hollywood wants to remember the past year in film.
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In January two of the five members of the body that vets official statistics resigned in protest, after the government blocked release of what many consider the most accurate indicator of unemployment.
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Sotheby's claims the videos have not been enhanced, restored, or otherwise altered and are the "earliest, sharpest, and most accurate surviving video images of man's first steps on the moon," CNN wrote.
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The tiny updates are important for the most accurate and precise measurements, but will ultimately allow researchers to base standard units, like the kilogram, on things more reliable than a metal weight.
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While I've used all the above apps and tools at some point or another, this has been the most accurate way to find out what song you're listening to, in my experience.
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"The Definitive Edition is our effort to get the most faithful version and that you can enjoy the most accurate version of Music of the Spheres," the Espinosa-penned YouTube description reads.
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Japanese designers have come up with a new map that looks like something out of dystopian science fiction, but purports to be the most accurate flat image of the planet so far.
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Unfortunately, it's yet to be seen if Contiki's technology replicates the headache and taste of spew after a wild night in Budapest, which is surely the most accurate aspect of one's tour.
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Now in poor health, Little remains in custody in Odessa, and Holland has been conducting nearly daily interviews to get the most accurate and full picture of his confessions, the FBI said.
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The Pixel 4's radar-assisted facial recognition is pretty great, but the OnePlus 7T's in-display fingerprint sensor in the fastest and most accurate among any smartphone unlocking method I've tried.
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It's the work of the European Space Agency's Gaia space telescope, which has been scanning the cosmos in order to create the largest and most accurate 3-D map of our galaxy.
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While Twitter is a much smaller than, say, Facebook with its 1.52 billion daily active users, its latest metrics might actually be the most accurate portrayal of any social network's user base.
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I can't help but think how that might be the most accurate representation of death, and what it means to lose someone close: to experience loss is a lot like being suffocated.
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It's not the most accurate or holistic view of Catherine II, but it drops enough hints at the bigger, more interesting truth to make a post-show Google more than worth it.
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"The truth is no one can quantify exactly how much disinformation there is out there apart from the platforms who, if they were transparent, could give the most accurate approximation," he said.
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Jennings, who won a record 74 consecutive Jeopardy matches in 2004, was the tournament's quickest on the buzzer, most accurate clue answerer, and didn't miss a Daily Double until his final game.
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One of the most accurate depictions of depravity that It's Always Sunny has captured is how terrible people are often more preoccupied with being perceived as terrible rather than working on themselves.
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Independent analysis of the C.B.O.'s forecasting tends to be even more generous, concluding it is not biased (though perhaps optimistic) and citing the agency as the most accurate of federal analysts.
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Based on twelve years of pioneering research, Brené Brown PhD, LMSW, dispels the cultural myth that vulnerability is weakness and argues that it is, in truth, our most accurate measure of courage.
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"What's really challenging is that there are so many fires burning right now, and I am trying to get the most accurate information to the most amount of people," Ms. Jessup said.
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Your office desk functions in kind of the same way—so maybe "old coffee mugs and spent Post-Its" isn't the most accurate way a person would ideally like to be characterized.
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"Nobody's trying to be nefarious, nobody's trying to hide anything, and what we want to do is draw the most accurate picture we can," Joseph Lombardo, the Las Vegas sheriff said Wednesday.
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If Fox and his colleagues are correct, it would be the first evidence of a particle beyond the Standard Model of physics, the most accurate description of the universe humans have ever known.
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He was the Big 12's best kicker this season, is the most accurate kicker in school history and nailed 79 percent of all field goal tries in his career, according to ESPN.
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A large part of the financing the company is raising is to ensure that it can continue to be the fastest and most accurate way to get that information by hiring additional engineers.
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If these methods aren't helpful, the absolute best and most accurate option requires the most work: to personally visit the businesses you want to interact with and get information directly from the source.
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While YouTube content is generally considered among the more low-brow of our cultural output, "performance art" may actually be the most accurate way to understand what it is that Troom Troom does.
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This incredibly detailed robotic hand is one of the most accurate mechanical devices modelled on the human body that we've ever seen—because it simply swaps bones and tissue for exact mechanical replicas.
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But a new analysis presented today at the National Astronomy Meeting at the University of Hull is claiming to offer the most accurate census figure to date, a revised estimate of 100 billion.
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After comparing the outputs of the numbers to the actual photograph of a face, they settled on a set of criteria that appeared to be the most accurate but was still extremely abstract.
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These new maps, produced by researchers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the Center for Geoinformatics at Louisiana State University, are the most accurate and detailed yet of the the region's sinking pattern.
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The Series 4 tracks your heart rate throughout the day to get the most accurate results, but the Move ECG would be more of a spot-check mechanism without greater heart-rate context.
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The program coordinators—staff members who already work at the school—receive training through the CSS and HiTOPS, which partner with Teen PEP to train teachers on the most accurate sexual health information.
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However, Credit Suisse based performance awards on adjusted results "which the Compensation Committee considered the most accurate reflection of the operating performance of the businesses", it said in its compensation report last month.
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The more we rely on translation apps when abroad, Dr. Moorkens suggested, the more we might be "trained" by those apps to speak in such a way to ensure the most accurate translation.
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Jim O'Sullivan of High Frequency Economics, the most accurate U.S. forecaster in Reuters polls last year, predicts the best pace of growth over the next year to be lower, at just 2.7 percent.
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"Waiting for a missed period and [testing your urine] first thing in the morning is going to probably be the most accurate way, other than going to your doctor&aposs office," Ross says.
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In 903, Harlow Shapley, an astronomer who had just produced the most accurate measurement of the Milky Way to date, engaged Curtis in a fierce "great debate" at the National Academy of Sciences.
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Google also sells a Pixelbook Pen stylus that it says is the world's most accurate stylus ever made with a 10-milliseconds of latency (Apple Pencil has 20ms and Microsoft's Surface Pen has 21ms).
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Taking a test at this time ensures that your results will be the most accurate they can be, which is around 99%, according to a 2014 study (and pretty much every pregnancy test box).
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In fact, "cool" might be Atlanta's most accurate descriptor; the series effortlessly oozes coolness throughout, whether it's the calm shooting that opened the pilot or last night's casual introduction of a black Justin Bieber.
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Any of these mentioned options will give you a pretty dang nice picture, and unless you have a colorimeter to specifically test which is most accurate, you're better off just trying each one out.
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" The university's Milken Institute School of Public Health stands by its work, telling VICE News: "We are confident that the number — 2,975 — is the most accurate and unbiased estimate of excess mortality to date.
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While things are looking up for the company, there's still a ways to go in scientific research and the winner in the consumer genetics race will be the company with the most accurate results.
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The most accurate Steven Universe tutorial short is actually Steven's snack sushi recipe, which is an homage to Cooking with Dog, but is also an actual recipe invented by my actual brother Steven Sugar.
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Related: Travel Around a Flooded Utopian London in This Open World Video Game This Is the Most Accurate Simulation Of The Universe Ever Baby X, The Intelligent Toddler Simulation, Is Getting Smarter Every Day
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To get the most accurate measurement, you should take it a few times in a row and try not to smoke, drink alcohol, or have caffeine beforehand, as they can influence your heart rate.
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A team from the University of Oxford's Department of Computer Science has developed new lip-reading software, LipNet, which they claim is the most accurate of its kind to date by a wide margin.
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Its contrast ratio (1,000:1) is a bit lower than that of the CG2420, but it can display an impressive 1.097 billion colors, and it's one of the most accurate, dynamic displays you'll find.
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He's the NBA's third-most accurate three-point shooter when left "wide open" this season, drilling an absurd 49.7 percent of 143 tries (by comparison, Steph Curry is at 49 percent on 147 attempts).
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Even if Rasmussen is biased, however, the fact remains that the group was one of the most accurate polling operations in the 2016 election, Republican pollster Brett Loyd said in an interview with Hill.
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It's true that online daters should try to curate the most accurate profile information — because most of the time you wouldn't want to match with someone who doesn't like what you're all about, right?
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After much research, we found that the KitchenMade Stainless Steel Measuring Cups are the best for dry ingredients and the Pyrex 4-Piece Glass Measuring Cup Set is the most accurate for wet ingredients.
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Comparing these kinds of flights to commercial aviation, is not the most accurate way to think about them, said Earl Weener, a member of the N.T.S.B. "It's a much different operation," Mr. Weener said.
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Though theirs is not the first system that attempts to gauge customers' emotions, Fernandez and Krishnan argue that Simple Emotion's algorithm is the most accurate because it scrapes data directly from the source: voice.
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Another problem is that some clinics delay in testing urine; testing it immediately when a patient walks in helps keep get the most accurate reading, which keeps them in the program longer, she said.
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He developed the most accurate scales and seismographs of his time, and his research into solar energy and environmental concerns came decades before the issues reached the hearts and minds of the general public.
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Too often, many white fans' treatment of black athletes suggests that the most accurate first-person plural for their relation is not "we" so much as "ours" — a relation of commodity rather than community.
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NASA does more work than the other groups to take full account of Arctic temperatures, and several scientists said they believed the NASA record to be the most accurate for 22012 for that reason.
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Using data from NASA's Hubble Space Telescope and the European Space Agency's Gaia satellite, astronomers have determined the most accurate measurement of its mass: Our vast galaxy clocks in at 1.5 trillion solar masses.
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The National Weather Service is in the midst of a technology revolution, bringing new satellites, supercomputers and upgraded models online to provide forecasts and warnings that are among the most accurate in the world.
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The out-of-date EA Sports games: Sometimes with fading stars of two seasons ago on their covers, always with statistics and rosters so far removed from the most recent, most accurate simulations available.
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These thorough insights into your spending will look the most accurate, of course, if you're doing all or most of your spending with your Apple Card instead of dividing purchase between two or more cards.
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I don't think I've ever swooned in the face of a commercial enterprise, but that's the most accurate wording I can think of to describe the first blush of my experience at House of Holiday.
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Experts usually advise that if you haven't used marijuana for at least three days, to choose the blood test, usually the most accurate, because THC is detectable in the blood from two to seven days.
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Yet thanks to these physicists' near infinite patience and input, I was able to distill the essence of a time crystal into the simplest, most accurate explanation I could muster, and it's still pretty complicated.
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Like we pretty much know who's going to win by the end of the night just because the people who study these things can make the most accurate predictions and based on not everybody reporting.
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Spooked by the escalating U.S.-China trade war, long-term interest rates embedded in government bond markets - widely seen as the most accurate predictors of future economic activity and inflation - have relapsed into deep troughs.
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Measuring your blood pressure can reveal serious conditions like hypertension or hypotension, but until now the most accurate way to get a reading was using a large inflatable cuff wrapped around a patient's upper arm.
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The Philippine Daily Inquirer's "Kill List" -- regarded as one of the most accurate records of the killings of suspected drug dealers by police and vigilantes -- has recorded 832 deaths since Duterte assumed office June 30.
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Piercing your vagina (to be clear, the most accurate term is 'vulva,' but 'vagina' is what the industry uses most) isn't necessarily a trend sweeping Hollywood or bubbling up in underground parlors across New York.
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This one is no different as the L.A. Times/USC poll calls it a tie, and Rasmussen Reports and the historically most accurate Investors Business Daily Poll both say it's just a one point race.
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So in 103, the British Board of Longitude announced a competition: £20,000 (or £1.5m in today's currency, The Conversation reports) would be awarded to whoever developed the most accurate way to calculate longitude at sea.
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Because of their immediacy and the access they have to actual voters, exit polls can offer some of the most accurate information about the demographics of the electorate and people's stances on different policy areas.
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Known as the most accurate and highest reviewed dog DNA kit on the market, this Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine research partner is capable of yielding a comprehensive report on your dog's genetic background.
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The PlayStation Move isn't exactly the world's most accurate VR controller, but it sure does have a glowing ball on the end, so it's a natural thing to wave at a virtual Hatsune Miku concert.
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Regardless, it's important to understand what you are looking at when you see cloud marketshare numbers and to understand that growth rates and revenue are not always the most accurate way to compare these companies.
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By linking the tax returns of same-sex couples who filed jointly in 20153 with their Social Security records, researchers are able to give us the most accurate picture of same-sex marriages to date.
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Irish startup SoapBox Labs is on a mission to create what it calls "the world's most accurate and accessible speech technology for children", tech it plans to offer to third-party hardware and app developers.
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To get the most accurate picture of how the coronavirus is impacting a country, intelligence analysts are using a variety of tools, the most prominent of which are human intelligence, signals intelligence and satellite imagery.
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Kamala Harris (D-CA) will announce a bill on Monday that would require the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to work with scientists to identify the most accurate methodology to count deaths from major disasters.
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The effort brought together scholars based at universities, think tanks and the industry itself to make the most accurate estimate possible of the total amount of methane emitted from all U.S. oil and gas operations.
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Udoka Azubuike, the nation's most accurate shooter, went 33-for-14 and scored a career-high 31 points Wednesday in his last home game as No. 1 Kansas outlasted TCU 75-66 at Lawrence, Kan.
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Getting the best, most accurate results for each intended application requires good algorithms, a dedicated design effort, a multidisciplinary team of experts, limited-size image databases, and field tests to properly calibrate and optimize the technology.
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After all, Streak users want the most accurate information possible, but the public might chafe if it knew just how accurate that data was—and considered what it could be used for besides honing sales pitches.
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Wisdom Panel dog DNA tests — save $20 with code ADOPT2019 See Details Capable of testing for over 250 breeds and more than 200,000 genetic markers, Embark claims to be the most accurate breed identification analysis available.
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Even though the film is just hitting theaters, the new stormtrooper costume has been inspiring fans and artists for months, as they scoured trailers and reference photos to design and create the most accurate replicas possible.
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Working at the Fed, Estrella studied the spread between the 10-year Treasury note and the 3-month Treasury bill as a recession predictor and found that particular part of the curve was the most accurate.
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Instead, we can be satisfied simply by determining which composite blend of all the ingredients yielded the most accurate forecasts when presented with data about an election that had not been used to train our model.
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The show is groundbreaking in so many ways — its portrayals of mental illness and bisexuality are some of the most accurate we've seen on TV. The show frequently breaks down race- and gender-based stereotypes, too.
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Image: YouTube/The Alex Jones ChannelThe most accurate description of the shrieking pageantry we've come to know as InfoWars is that it's a dietary supplement business hiding behind a debased, unreliable, and exhaustingly stupid news network.
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Bloomberg probably has the most accurate reporting thus far (thanks to its hiring of Apple reporter Mark Gurman) in a report that basically confirms what has leaked out about the iPhone over the next few months.
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Why it matters: The new rollout represents a significant update to a years-long progress of refining search results to show users the most accurate answers in relation to the intent of what they are asking.
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" Carper said in a statement that the LGBTQ community is "left unrepresented on the census" and that the bill will help the government and businesses "have the most accurate and comprehensive data on those they serve.
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Luckily, Binging with Babish has gifted us recipes for three of GoT's best dishes — there's also pigeon pie and delicate lemon cake — so you can have the most accurate, most polarizing snacks at your premiere party.
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Such habits include performing only one search on a particular topic, tailoring search results to get a specific answer rather than the most accurate result, and skipping search results that include terms you're not familiar with.
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The new estimate was the most accurate the research center had produced thanks to a rapidly growing number of states asking residents in surveys if they are transgender, providing researchers with previously inexistent data, Gates said.
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The group has been translating official government responses to Covid-19 in languages like Mandarin to ensure that they get the most accurate updates possible, according to Seongeun Chun, senior manager of health policy at NYIC.
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For Phillips, 37, writing about a supernatural threat felt like the most accurate way to explore the treacherous emotional terrain of motherhood and the lurking feeling that even the most mundane situations are freighted with peril.
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For Phillips, 37, writing about a supernatural threat felt like the most accurate way to explore the treacherous emotional terrain of motherhood and the lurking feeling that even the most mundane situations are freighted with peril.
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Marine invertebrates are notoriously difficult to preserve — they lose their shape out of water and their color when kept in alcohol — so the Blaschkas managed to provide the most accurate models possible of these evasive animals.
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As criminologist John Pfaff pointed out, most of the increase in the murder rate in particular — which is widely considered the most accurate proxy for crime — was linked to cities with a population of 250,000 or more.
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Here are three blasters you can unwrap early: the Raptorstrike, which uses Nerf's most accurate darts yet; the Twinshock, the first blaster to shoot two Mega darts at once, and the Modulus Regulator, which... well, it's dope.
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Most people will dab a little product onto the back of their hands and call it a day, but that isn't always the most accurate method since your hands can be a different shade than your face.
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"Infrared Radiation (IR) in the forms of 3D dot matrix mapping and laser scanning are the most accurate forms of facial recognition technology and they will soon become the most common," Urban writes on his Kickstarter page.
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Even the two economists who correctly predicted last quarter's slowdown in a Reuters poll, as well as the most accurate forecaster of 2017, have penciled in a growth pick-up this quarter and a steady outlook thereafter.
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It's not the most accurate thing in the world – friction still plays a big role in things like these and will gum up the works – but I trust Laimer accounted for all of that in his design.
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These people do not invest in or generate any income from the hedge fund directly, but the most accurate submission gets awarded about $60,000 in income per year, with the top 100 users all paid some money.
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For some years, his clock was the most accurate measuring device on Earth: had it been set ticking at the time of the Big Bang, 13.8bn years ago, it would still be accurate to within a second.
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"Even though the lowest estimate may not necessarily be the most accurate, the direction of the error will be such that you will lose weight more quickly [than you expect to] rather than more slowly," she said.
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" Rao thinks that Tethys will be better than both lab testing and strips: "Testing water in labs is the most accurate test available today, however, it takes time and requires expensive equipment not easily accessible to everybody.
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It's also the most accurate depiction of the surreality of insomnia, and the strange thoughts that it provokes in those afflicted, filled with moments that will seem instantly recognizable to anyone who's ever spent a sleepless night.
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Le Teint Particulier, introduced in 2015 in two Nordstrom locations and scheduled to be rolled out globally this year, isn't the first custom foundation on the market, but Mr. Balooch contends that it is the most accurate.
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"One of the biggest challenges of being a copy editor is editing the copy of the most accurate writers," said Steve Bell, a veteran of the metro rim who now works with both metro and society news.
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The Pentagon claims its air war against ISIS is one of the most accurate in history, and that it is so careful in who it targets that the 14,000 US airstrikes in Iraq have killed just 89 civilians.
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Its mic was equally proficient, which my friends on Discord agreed sounded the richest and most accurate compared to my Blue Yeti stand mic, which on its own costs more than any of the headsets in our battle.
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Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo — sometimes described as "the most accurate Apple analyst in the world" — has written a new note to investors saying that the three iPhones expected to launch in 2020 will feature support for 5G.
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One survey by respected pollster Datanalisis showed that the number of people who said they were "very likely" to vote - its most accurate indicator of how many people will participate - had fallen close to 43 percent in March.
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The world is never going to want for Star Wars-related merchandise, but as I discovered earlier this year there's only one place to go if you want the most accurate, high-end lightsaber replicas possible: the fans.
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The Investor's Business Daily/TechnoMetrica Market Intelligence Tracking Poll — once called the the most accurate poll of the 28503 election by pollster Nate Silver — gives both Clinton and Trump 22019 percent support apiece in a four-way race.
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The controls aren't the most accurate, and it was tough to get the car exactly where I wanted to go, but it was a lot of fun just moving this seemingly simple piece of cardboard around a table.
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More specifically, teenagers whose parents talk with them about sex and contraception have been found to take fewer sexual risks, conform less to their peers' behavior and believe that their parents provide the most accurate information about sex.
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Extra buttons—lots of them—would eventually become the industry norm, and companies would soon find themselves competing with each other to see who could introduce the most accurate optical tracking technology to appeal to picky PC gamers.
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"YouTube Music Charts have become an indispensable source for the industry and the most accurate place for measuring the popularity of music listening behavior happening on the world's largest music platform," the company explained in a blog post.
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Improving data collection must also be a part of this law enforcement-public health partnership: fentanyl is hitting our states at an increasing rate and we need the most accurate information possible to stop its use from spreading.
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"Right now, we're just finding out how the events unfolded and the most accurate way this story can be portrayed," said Adam Smith, co-owner of Bangkok-based Kaos Entertainment, who is working with Scott as a consultant.
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Now I know about original sin and the vale of tears and imperfect human existence, but I don't question the motivation of the people in the intelligence community to get to the most accurate view of objective truth.
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The Pentagon claims that its air war against ISIS is one of the most accurate in history and that it is so careful in who it targets that the 14,1063 US airstrikes in Iraq have killed just 89 civilians.
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According to Myles, it's better to think of weed as existing on a spectrum of sativa-ness and indica-ness, and the most accurate way to describe weed is its THC and CBD content rather than its genetic heritage.
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In what was perhaps one of the most accurate or luckiest shots of the war, his ship situated a few miles offshore, scored a direct hit, landing a heavy shell through the narrow slit of one of the fortifications.
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Harris is also the fifth-most accurate shooter in the NBA on pull-up threes (minimum 30 attempts), and when he lets one go above-the-break the odds it drops are about nine percent above the league average.
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That morning, Cabinet secretaries, assembled for a meeting in the Cabinet Room, had been passing the time before the President's arrival by bantering about which description of the President that had leaked to the press was the most accurate.
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We have a strong understanding of Singapore commuter's travel patterns and behaviors, we have one of the most accurate maps in Singapore that is updated constantly to ensure location accuracy, and we have built a robust fleet routing technology.
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"We expect inflation to ease substantially, led by a sharp sequential correction in vegetables, fruits and fuel prices," said Madhavi Arora, lead economist at Edelweiss Securities, who was the most accurate Reuters poll forecaster for India CPI last year.
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The music video for "Wood Goblins," a song by the band Tad, showed its slovenly members operating chain saws, chugging canned beer and building a fire — the most accurate media depiction of a backwoods Saturday afternoon I'd ever seen.
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"Far be it from me to get inside Kim's head, but the simplest answer may be the most accurate: North Korea is demonstrating what will happen if the U.S. doesn't come to the table with realistic proposals," he said.
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"Far be it from me to get inside Kim's head, but the simplest answer may be the most accurate: North Korea is demonstrating what will happen if the U.S. doesn't come to the table with realistic proposals," he said.
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"We know that we need to have the most accurate intelligence available, that we can determine, that we can arrive at, before we make any decisions about the use of military force," Jerry Moran (R-Kansas) told The Hill.
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Though most buyers who want an OLED will be better off saving some cash and going with LG's more affordable C9, the A9G still earns a clear spot for enthusiasts with deep pockets who want the most accurate picture.
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Monday, physicists from the National Institute of Standards and Technology published the results of a 14-year experiment that used some of the most accurate atomic clocks in the world to test a fundamental principle in the theory of general relativity.
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After shooting at least 224 percent in their first 210 games to rank among the nation's most accurate teams, they have failed to crack 40 percent in their last three games against North Carolina State, Wake Forest and Virginia Tech.
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Actually, the trade deficit rose only 211789% if you look between 2008 and 2012, which is the most accurate way to measure what happened under her tenure, which ran from early 2009 until early 2013, according to federal trade data.
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Wall Street's 10 most accurate tech analysts reveal the stocks you should buy now for huge returns within 93 monthsWall Street analysts are tasked with digging deep into individual companies and emerging with bold directional forecasts that help investors make money.
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To assess the probability of a photo finish for Mr Stanton, we can start with the rest-of-season forecast for him produced by Steamer, a statistical-projection model for MLB that was the most accurate public prediction system last year.
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Kenan Thompson as Charles Barkley Thompson's impression of Charles Barkley might not be the most accurate one that exists, but the mock turtleneck-wearing, seafood buffet-eating, constantly gambling version that he portrays on SNL is definitely the most hysterical. 8.
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To learn more about the large-scale distribution of cosmological matter, a team of astronomers from the United States, Austria, and Germany analyzed data being churned out by the Illustris project—the most accurate supercomputer simulation of the universe ever developed.
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Actually, the trade deficit rose only 12% if you look between 583 and 2012, which is the most accurate way to measure what happened under her tenure, which ran from early 2009 until early 2013, according to federal trade data.
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The most accurate forecaster over the past year providing rolling 22010-month estimates, Banco Base, saw it firming to 23 per dollar, suggesting the currency's 2065 percent drop in the last two months may have been overdone, at least for now.
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Dr. Mary Jane Minkin, a gynecologist and member of PEOPLE's Health Squad tells PEOPLE that OPKs are "far and away the most accurate tests out there" as they track your luteinizing hormone (LH) surge, which shows when you are ovulating.
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The most accurate version of events comes from Maggie Haberman at the New York Times, however, who suggested that Trump may have done this to communicate to allies that pardons are coming their way — if they don't collaborate with Mueller.
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"This allowed us to compare detailed knowledge on its current distribution with where the leopard used to be and thereby calculate the most accurate estimates of range loss," said the firm's Peter Gerngross, who co-authored the study, in a statement.
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The man behind that turnaround is Kerr, the most accurate three-point shooter in league history and the player who drained the championship-winning shot off a feed from Michael Jordan in the decisive game of the 1997 NBA Finals.
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After just a year or so of play, the most accurate predictions contain about a 40/60 blend between the player's own historical wRC+ and the wRC+ for an average-hitting pitcher; after three years the ratio is 19913/35.
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Sanders told The New York Times in May that she tries to deliver the "best and most accurate information at the time that I can" and feels a responsibility to be truthful in her role as chief White House spokeswoman.
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The polling organization states only that it surveyed "voters" with no mention of the category of "likely voters" which the Gallup organization — known as the industry gold standard in polling — considers the most accurate predictor of actual election day behavior.
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A lot of unsubstantiated rumors have suggested Apple will launch a new 4-inch iPhone to succeed the iPhone SE 2, but analysts and reporters who usually are the most accurate at new iPhone launches haven't said that will actually happen.
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"We are not going to rush into changing our call for a rate hike at the December meeting," noted Jim O'Sullivan, U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics, the most accurate forecaster on the U.S. economy in Reuters polls last year.
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Three bundles of magnetic videotape, filmed at Mission Control in Houston, Texas, which represent the "earliest, sharpest, and most accurate" documentation of the broadcasts beamed out by Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin as they took their first steps on the moon.
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As part of the bill, FEMA would spend $2 million on a research contract with the National Academy of Medicine, whose scientists would present their findings on the most accurate methods to calculate deaths and injuries linked to natural disasters.
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Aaron M. Olsen of the University of Chicago, with Ariel L. Camp and Elizabeth L. Brainerd of Brown University, used X-ray videos and a kind of motion capture to create the most accurate representations yet of how that mouth works.
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However, information-hungry users are getting little help from the platform in directing them toward the most accurate and up-to-date news from official sources, such as the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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To get the most accurate out-of-box picture for watching movies in a dark room, you should toggle on the Calibrated Dark preset with Local Dimming set to Medium for HDR/Dolby Vision playback or Low for SDR playback.
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Economists Bruce Meyer and James Sullivan show that when comparing data from the Current Population Survey to administrative data aggregates (the most accurate data), the ratio of reported benefits to actual benefits is 21625 for Food Stamps and 2900 for TANF.
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It is an "online poll" — thought to be one of the least accurate methods of polling because the user often self-selects participation and the methodology fails to use random sampling, thought to be the most accurate selection for polling.
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The diets of schoolchildren are a growing source of concern, not only in North America but across the globe, which is why emojis may become the most accurate way to establish an international measure for how they rate their cafeteria food.
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The researchers used multiple dating techniques, both well-established and cutting-edge, and statistical techniques to date thousands of items at the site, allowing them to piece together the most accurate and detailed timeline to date of human occupation at Denisova cave.
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"While the information vacuum poses challenges, we are confident that the data reflects the most accurate estimation on the pervasiveness of modern-day slavery inside North Korea," Fiona David, an executive director of global research for the Walk Free Foundation, told The Post.
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As a result, even the most accurate possible model would generate a very large number of false positives - innocent individuals falsely identified as presenting a risk of crime or terrorism who would face serious repercussions not connected to their real level of risk.
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The way it works is that beneath the screen, there's a tiny camera that looks up at your finger, and any anytime you want to unlock your phone, it fires a green light at your digits to ensure the most accurate reading possible.
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With the shoretrooper, his focus was on having the most accurate costume possible as fast as possible, using all available reference materials as he sculpted each part — first in foam, and then in clay — with the end product cast in flexible fiberglass.
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Rodrigo Duterte promised to fight drug dealers The Philippine Daily Inquirer's "Kill List" -- regarded as one of the most accurate records of the killings of suspected drug dealers by police and vigilantes -- has recorded 832 deaths since Duterte assumed office June 30.
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The third thing, which I think is most accurate because everyone is trying to look for metaphors of what is happening here: I like to think of these platforms as cities that own everything and you pay the rent for being there.
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More importantly, the data told the most accurate storyline: Theresa May's declining ratings, the emergence (and insignificance) of terrorism issues, the Tory strength in Scotland, and perhaps most importantly, the huge role that voters' age —particularly millennials — was to play in the outcome.
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Given our cultural hang-ups around sex, the authors noted, it's important to use the most accurate screening methods available to diagnose ED in men who might be reluctant to talk about sexual problems but who do have these other associated conditions.
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As for an officer being allowed to view the video before making a statement, shouldn't an officer when transcribing his report be able to review it, so that [he or she] can make the most accurate statement based on a report he created?
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We also support full funding for U.S. Department of Agriculture's Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) program so that future decisions about forest carbon stocks will be based on the most accurate data possible and not on speculative modeling assumptions about the future.
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"The positive market reaction to a temporary truce could be short-lived as the potential for a further escalation remains," said Nick Bennenbroek, currency strategist at Wells Fargo, the most accurate forecaster for Asian currencies last year according to Thomson Reuters StarMine calculations.
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As far as contemporary popular culture goes, we'd say the most accurate depictions (in terms of staying true to the ancient folklore) are the mermaids in Peter Pan (they were pretty mean) and Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (they were terrifying).
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The best indicators that Trump is still in the race are the following: Poll with street cred: The Investor's Business Daily Poll, which was the most accurate 85033 years ago, shows Trump leading Clinton on the four way ballot by 1 point.
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Read more: The world's most accurate economic forecaster sees a 'prolonged global slowdown' on the horizon — and warns it can only be narrowly avoidedMost metrics say stocks are overvaluedAll these potential catalysts are confronting a market that is overvalued by most major metrics.
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Sanders told The New York Times that she tries to deliver the "best and most accurate information at the time that I can," adding that she has a responsibility to be truthful and accurate in her role as chief White House spokeswoman.
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Seventy-four percent of patients surveyed for a study by the Journal of Palliative Medicine recalled that physician life-expectancy estimates were accurate to within a year, with the most accurate estimates delivered to patients who had 9–12 months to live.
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"The most recent music we are making is always our sharpest and most accurate representation of our collective character," he says of Converge, and that's exactly why whatever he finished recording on that day we talked would likely be his top choice.
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Zenith said the Defy Lab, introduced in September, advanced mechanical watchmaking principles that have been in use since the 17th century and was accurate to 3/133th of a second a day, which would make it the world's most accurate mechanical watch.
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"I just don't have the sense that being from a neighboring state is a huge advantage in such a big field at this particular point," said J. Ann Selzer, a longtime pollster with one of the most accurate track records in Iowa.
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The world&aposs most accurate economic forecaster 8 years running told us why Trump&aposs Phase One trade deal is not nearly enough to prevent a looming US slowdownJim Osman is an expert at picking stocks set to surge for abnormal reasons.
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The device is inside of a smartphone case, suggesting that it was obtained by someone building cases — not always the most accurate of sources — but it appears to look almost exactly like other designs that have spilled out in recent weeks and months.
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Drudge citing Rasmussen being the "most accurate of 22019" is in reference to the 2016 presidential election, when the polling firm says it was the closest of all major pollsters in predicting the election's popular vote, pointing to final results posted by RealClearPolitics.
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The British Social Attitudes Survey, a face-to-face survey using a random sampling method believed to give the most accurate results, found in its most recent research that 60 percent wanted to stay in the EU while 30 percent wanted to leave.
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"Consumers trust and expect that their credit reports contain the most accurate and complete data possible, and lenders rely on that information to help millions of consumers obtain the right loans at the right time," said Equifax CEO Mark Begor in prepared testimony.
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"I'm far less interested in making Penny the most accurate predictor of wealth than I am in starting conversations about where the future of this technology should go, and what it means to be human in this increasingly AI-dominated world," Winkler said.
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As of June 24th, Aid in Recovery's website continued to imply it was an independent company, as it had when Ali went to Florida: "We have the most accurate and latest information on treatment programs available," Aid in Recovery said on the front page.
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The talk mostly features robot tricks we've seen before, except for a brilliant outtake of ATLAS trying to help out in a cafeteria that probably serves as the most accurate look at what life with humanoid robots will be like for the next few decades.
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Physicists have long known that high energy particles can penetrate deep into Earth, but none of the particles predicted by the Standard Model—the most accurate model of physics that has ever existed—should be able to pass all the way through the planet.
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A bunch of stuff has been previously rumored and reported and the stuff that seems the most accurate is new 13″ MacBook Air models with USB-C ports and a new MacBook Pro with a fancy digital display above the keyboard and Skylake Intel processors.
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Sequences like the Yarnell Hill Fire were things where I had to engage my OCD, precise approach in order to get that exactly right, because it really happened, and I wanted to make sure that I depicted it in the most accurate way possible.
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The play's events are set in motion when Kelly has to satisfy the demands of Emily (Lori Triolo), a high-powered lawyer and very demanding client, who wants Kelly to recreate the most accurate reproduction possible of Eva, a daughter who died in infancy.
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The key with Arbe's system is that the company has developed intelligent software and a radar that work regardless of exterior conditions, to provide the most accurate results not just in terms of seeing objects but being able to identify what they actually are.
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A low approval rating means a lower chance of getting reelected, and a higher chance of losing seats in Congress and even state legislatures; there's a reason presidential approval is a key variable in the most accurate predictive models for presidential and down-ballot elections.
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That's the most accurate picture of America that this American can imagine: a land of competing narratives, where the only thing everyone can agree on is that lots of stuff has gone wrong, even if we can't agree on exactly what that stuff is.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Members of the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) traded at least 343 million ounces of gold worth $234 billion each day last week, the LBMA said on Tuesday, presenting new data that gives the most accurate picture yet of the London market.
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The update could one potentially help combat fake news search results, because the feature aims to provide more comprehensive set of perspectives The update is a part of an ongoing effort to refine search results to provide users with the most accurate answers possible.
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"Patients deserve the most accurate and comprehensive information to help them make their healthcare decisions, and Bayer has educated and continues to educate healthcare providers about the importance of appropriately counseling each patient on the benefits and risks of Essure," Bayer said, in a statement.
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This method of keeping time with atomic clocks has been refined over the last fifty years to the point that the most accurate clock in the world will only deviate by a second over 200 million years, but the basic principles have remained the same.
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"Please show emotion in front of kids because you're showing them healthy coping skills and modeling the appropriate behavior, then follow it up with 'I'm sad because...'" More from Tonic: Loiselle says to tell children the most accurate information available, broken into age-appropriate pieces.
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"It was striking how frequently Yellen used the prepared line 'monetary policy is not on a preset course' whenever she was asked whether recent developments had changed the outlook," said Jim O'Sullivan of High Frequency Economics, the most accurate forecaster in Reuters polls last year.
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The report would also include policy recommendations on how government agencies can come up with the most accurate estimates as quickly as possible, to make sure disaster victims and their families can get federal benefits from FEMA that they are entitled to under the law.
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"In order to best enforce this prohibition, an accurate enumeration of the number of citizens in America should be conducted, and the most accurate such enumeration would be one in which a question regarding citizenship were reinstated starting with the 2020 census," Mr. Goodlatte wrote.
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His contributions to the language of golf can be heard every time an announcer mentions Strokes Gained Putting, Broadie's statistical innovation that had its debut in 2412 and has quickly been accepted as the most accurate way to measure overall putting performance on the tour.
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" But, the pharmaceutical company added, "Patients deserve the most accurate and comprehensive information to help make their healthcare decisions, and Bayer has educated and continues to educate healthcare providers about the importance of appropriately counseling each patient on the benefits and risks of Essure.
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Whether you&aposre hoping to get pregnant or not, the first thing you&aposre probably going to do if you think you might be pregnant is spring for a pregnancy test – but with so many options, how do you know which is the most accurate?
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In recent years, Bruce's immediate family have stated his mother's European ancestry more generally as "Caucasian,"—such as in the 2012 documentary I Am Bruce Lee—which is probably the safest and most accurate way to characterize it in light of the uncertainty that exists.
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According to the team of researchers led by Yury Kryvasheyeu from Australia's National Information and Communications Technology Research Centre of Excellence, one of the most accurate ways to map damage in the aftermath of a disaster is to map the tweets about the event.
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The freebies don't give you the most accurate scores from all three credit-scoring firms, and you will be barraged with offers to upgrade to their paid services, but you will receive regular ballpark estimates of where your credit stands and what is affecting your score.
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There's also a fitness-focused update, which includes monthly challenges to encourage the wearer to get more active and NFC-enabled data sharing where the user can tap their Apple Watch on gym equipment to pair the two, sharing the most accurate calorie burn and activity information.
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As HBO's critically lauded comedy Veep is often hailed as one of the most accurate political satires the entertainment industry has ever produced, it was only a matter of time before the Internet would find a way to blend the show with the current presidential administration.
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If the drive of big data is to be able to ingest as much information into your system as possible to be able to reach the most accurate and informed conclusions, with that drive comes the fundamental fact that no single company can own all that data.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is about to roll out the new version of its main weather forecasting model next month — but it won't help the agency gain much ground against its international rivals for the title of having the world's most accurate weather model.
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Then you add in the new Dual Native ISO mode that goes from ISO 400 to 2,22, and the GH2500S should be able to produce some of the most accurate and least noisy low-light images of any camera on this side of the medium format divide.
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Rasmussen — the polling outfit that won the closest-to-the-pin award for being the most accurate regarding the 2016 election- has support for Trump's order at 57 percent, according the data released on Monday conducted the day and day after the president signed said order.
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"Obviously, the press team is not going to be as read-in, maybe, as some other elements at any given moment on a variety of topics, but we relay the best and most accurate information that we have and we get those from those individuals," she said.
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I love to bake, and using the scale is the fastest, most accurate and most convenient way to measure ingredients, not to mention the neatest: no puffs of flour settling all over the counter as you dig around in a container or level off a measuring cup.
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But the timing -- the decision came late in the process -- means there won't be time for the kind of field testing that experts like census historian Margo Anderson, a distinguished professor at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, say is required for getting the most accurate possible count.
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In retrospect, this may someday wind up being the most accurate categorization of H.R. McMaster as well — less because of what he could have done, if allowed, and more because of the nature of what President Trump wanted him to do and allowed him to do.
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Take a Number Astronomers have arrived at what they believe to be the most accurate measure yet of the mass of the Milky Way: about 4.8 x 1011 times the mass of the sun, or "solar masses," to use a standard unit of mass in astronomy.
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We want more systems on the face of the earth that can detect and track these objects, and we want to be able to feed all of that data into one single operating system so that ultimately, we have the best, most accurate data that we can possibly get.
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It's probably not the most accurate representation of Reynolds herself, who was seemingly put up to it by her husband in order to extort Hamilton; but Scott reinterprets the story and re-empowers Reynolds, putting her in charge of her own story, giving her control of her own narrative.
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The Philippine Daily Inquirer's "Kill List,"regarded as one of the most accurate records of the killings of suspected drug dealers in police engagements and by vigilantes, recorded the deaths of 693 people suspected of drug crimes between June 30, the day Duterte assumed office, and August 15.
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"Aside from his more famous work, Incunabula listed what it claimed were uncorrected galleys of a book by Herbert called Alternate Dimensions, which the catalog says was "suppressed by Harper & Row" and constituted "the most accurate and thoroughly-informed work on travel between worlds in our entire collection.
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While the most accurate way to determine how many calories you burn per day is to spend 24 hours in a laboratory's metabolic chamber—a room that measures the ratio of carbon dioxide in the room— the Mayo Clinic has an online tool for roughly estimating your maintenance calories.
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"We think it is unlikely that the USD/CNY will fall below 7 unless upcoming trade talks go particularly well, which is not our base case," said Iris Pang, Greater China economist at ING, who was second most accurate forecaster in Reuters polls for Asian currencies in 2018.
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There are few in-house alterations that can make life easier for Butler, but he hardly ever plays with Nemanja Bjelica (who, ho-hum, is the most accurate three-point shooter in the league right now); in the 52 minutes they've shared the floor Minnesota has obliterated everything.
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Read more: The world's most accurate economic forecaster sees a 'prolonged global slowdown' on the horizon — and warns it can only be narrowly avoidedBut Paulsen is looking at these value propositions differently — and his conclusion is that smaller tech stocks could actually be the ones that dominate going forward.
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A spokesperson for the NAIC declined to comment beyond citing the brief the organization had published on AI. In the meantime, policy providers will continue to consider the boundaries they are willing to push in order to get the most accurate risk assessment of those looking for coverage.
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" Given that President Donald Trump does not call for fundamental changes in the regulatory and redistributive structures on the U.S. economy, although he certainly stands for scaling back on the more robust forms of regulation and redistribution, it is most accurate to say that he supports the "mixed-economy.
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The Giants lost arguably the best wide receiver in the league in Odell Beckham, Jr. and a reliable possession receiver in Brandon Marshall to injury, so Eli—never the most accurate quarterback, to be sure—has been playing with a receiving corpse that is young and, uh, not great.
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"Oracle Data Cloud is the fastest growing global Data as a Service (DaaS) business, operating the most accurate data ID Graph to enable understanding of consumer behavior across all media channels," Omar Tawakol, SVP and GM, Oracle Data Cloud, noted in a letter to customers about the deal.
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If the purpose of a population census is to gain the most accurate and specific insight into the demographics of a particular area, then wouldn't limiting the options presented in a survey, forcing people to fit themselves into one of maybe six boxes, only leave room for inaccuracies?
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Cleveland beat the Bengals (63-8) by 15 points in Cincinnati a few weeks ago, and according to the N.F.L.'s Next Gen statistics, Mayfield has morphed into the league's most accurate deep passer since Cleveland made the switch to Freddie Kitchens at offensive coordinator before Week 9.
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Wall Street&aposs 2800 most accurate analysts reveal the stocks you should buy now for explosive returns in 23The fintech firm TipRanks measure how well sell-side analysts perform, and they gave us the top experts of past year with one stock each analyst rates as a buy.
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For the time being, advertisers are grumbling about Facebook and warning their clients to stay away from certain ad products, but they're still putting their money there — with an audience over 2 billion and some of the most accurate ad targeting available, Facebook is still impossible to ignore.
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Related stories about pregnancy and pregnancy tests:When to take a pregnancy test for the most accurate resultHome pregnancy tests are very accurate if you use them correctlyPregnancy symptoms you can expect each trimester of your pregnancy and how to alleviate themYes, you can get a flu shot while pregnant.
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" Moran of Kansas, when asked if he was concerned faulty intelligence could lead the US to war, said, "We know that we need to have the most accurate Intelligence available that we can determine, that we can arrive at before we make any decisions about the use of military force.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) LAUNCESTON, Australia, Aug 2800 (Reuters) - Iran's crude oil exports last month were either less than two supertankers' worth, or as much as one of the giant vessels every two days, depending on who has the most accurate data.
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As soon as I grabbed the iconic weapon from R2-D2, I instantly flashed back to a 10-year-old Lucas lightsaber battling my friends and trying to make the most accurate sound effects possible as we fought our hearts out until someone got hit in the face and started crying.
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Emma Haruka Iwao, who works as a developer for Google Cloud in Japan, calculated the most accurate value of pi: Read more:8 people who hold multiple Guinness World RecordsThe daredevil life of the man who's broken more than 600 Guinness World Records27 of the strangest world records ever attempted
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Most important, her imputed leadership savvy, like Greenspan's long pre-crash tour atop the Fed, is routinely taken for granted as the most accurate and astute analysis of The Current Situation that will either one day produce, or is already leading to, a well-thought-out, nimble, and unassailable tactical response.
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"Even after the 110 (basis points of) cuts, the impact on the rupee was felt more recently when a number of other factors emerged, including the slowdown in both domestic and global demand," said Kunal Kundu, India economist at Societe Generale, the most accurate forecaster for Asian currencies in 2018.
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Crazily enough, Plimpton 322 is not just the oldest trig table, the researchers say it's the most accurate trig table on record, on account of the ancient Babylonians' unique base-60 approach to arithmetic and geometry (try dividing 1 by 3 and you'll instantly run into the limitations of our base-10 system).
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It's got enough kick that I stopped testing it indoors after a few rounds, and while it's not the most accurate toy blaster—dart after dart will fly off in different directions—its fast-loading mechanism makes up for it by letting you send an endless barrage of foam towards your opponents.
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"The charts, currently topped globally by Ariana Grande's 'thank u, next,' are the most accurate reflection of what's happening in music culture and based purely on the number of views from more than 1 billion global music fans on YouTube each month," noted the post, which does speak to YouTube Music's strength.
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This past march, Computerworld released a detailed report which concluded that by May 2016, Chrome would be the undisputed champion, and Chrome hit the mark, NetMarketShare, the stat counter that Microsoft has long referenced as the most accurate source for measuring which browser reigns supreme, now says Chrome is the undisputed winner.
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The 23-year-old Houston Rockets center has transformed over the past four years from the rookie who couldn't make a basket to the most accurate shooter in the N.B.A. It took Clint Capela four months to make his first shot in the N.B.A. Now he leads the league in field-goal percentage.
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Their three-point percentage will regress (Boston remains one of the 10 most accurate shooting teams from deep in the league, and they made 17 threes in their most recent game) and things will naturally open up once Gordon Hayward returns next season, solidifying at least one All-Star on the floor at all-times.
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Perhaps the most accurate musical portrayal of the Metal Barbarian comes from Oakland stoner thrashers High On Fire, whose chugging paeans to battle, hedonism, and non-specific ancient gods contain all the Barbarian's muscle and originality (their Skinner-animated video for "The Black Plot" features an army of Metal Barbarians fighting a horde of space nightmares).
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This is why "white nationalist" is probably the most accurate description of the alt-right: They literally see themselves as giving birth to a new white nation in all or part of the continental US. "The ideal I advocate is the creation of a White Ethno-State on the North American continent," Spencer writes at Radix, his online journal.
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"Trade deal might give some short-term celebration, but again in order to keep the economy growing at the sort of rate, that the government wants it to, then it is reasonable to assume that the yuan will slide below 7," said Foley, who was the most accurate foreign exchange forecaster on major currencies in Reuters polls last year.
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