But her latest revelation might be her most personal yet.
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But The Collected Schizophrenias is her most personal work yet.
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"This new manuscript is his most personal," Mr. Lord said.
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The administration says it would eliminate most personal tax breaks.
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Your most personal information — home address, Social Security number, etc.
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It was the most personal and vulnerable episode for me.
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Mr. Tunbjork's most personal artistic work, ultimately, was his last.
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Do you want your most personal information transferred to Google?
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I like the quote, 'Whatever is most personal is most universal.
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So far, this is the most personal music I've ever made.
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It's the site that has the most personal resonance for me.
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Simon & Schuster described the book as "her most personal memoir yet."
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It's also something most personal assistants do pretty well right now.
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"Sky Ladder," his most personal piece, has been his white whale.
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It's my favorite song on the album, and the most personal.
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Perhaps the most personal data in these apps is health data.
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KREIMENDAHL "Orange Julius" is the most personal play I've ever written.
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This month, the brand debuts its most personal venture to date.
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Anti-abortion activism has been one of her most personal causes.
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The most personal piece, however, is an oversized cardigan in beige.
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We are represented in the most personal part of our lives.
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The publisher writes that it is Clinton's most personal memoir yet.
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"I think it's the most personal and the most intimate," he says.
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Singer-songwriter Ashley Monroe's track "Orphan" is one of her most personal.
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Guadagnino also calls it the most personal movie that he has made.
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This is really something that affects people in the most personal ways.
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No woman has an obligation to talk about her most personal decisions.
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Two mega-rich dudes dissing each other in the most personal way.
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Her final anecdote was the most personal, and generated the loudest response.
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"We think of Spring as delivering your most personal shopping experience," he said.
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As a result, most personal tax provisions in the bill expire by 2026.
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That scene actually contains the most personal information to me in the film.
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No wonder the company dubs the Apple Watch its "most personal device ever".
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For two years we read the most personal essays about each other's lives.
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Khloé Kardashian doesn't hold back – even in one of her most personal struggles.
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In his Saturday comments, Rubio went after Trump in the most personal terms.
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It's the most personal gift a carpenter can give to a grieving family.
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It is certainly the most personal of his many preserved and constructed Edens.
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Some of the most personal work in the exhibition is by local artists.
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But should brands insert themselves into one of the most personal activities online?
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Musically, for me, they are two of Chopin's most personal and sublime works.
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The Kerrs are a family touched by terrorism in the most personal way.
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"Vulnerable" is the crown jewel of "Rare," Gomez's most personal album to date.
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"A bra is a woman&aposs most personal form of apparel," Lawson said.
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In writing this movie, it became the most personal experience of my career.
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" It thus can characterize "the individual himself in his most personal inmost being.
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But it's also, ultimately, the one that has the most personal spin on it.
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It was, and might still be, the most personal gift exchange of my life.
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"Open Arms," which the Simon Cowell-formed group says is their most personal track.
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How to give birth is one of the most personal decisions you can make.
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But the songwriter and rocker's most personal music has come from his own pain.
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That time ultimately led to the creation of her most personal album to date.
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And now it seems to have entered the grossest, and most personal, phase yet.
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Enforcement of the law is skewed to companies that handle the most personal data.
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The sisters say it's their most "personal" and "curated" collection yet, per a release.
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They're happy to be vulnerable, and they share even the most personal of stories.
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It is the most personal film I have ever done, the hardest one, too.
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Dunn brings other angles to the show that most personal-finance shows leave out.
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This week asks some big questions, like: What are your most personal, core values?
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We believe Americans must have the facts before giving away our most personal information.
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"Optimist in Black" is not necessarily my favorite song, but is the most personal.
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I appreciate and welcome each individual's interpretation of the most personal music I make.
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It's about the Trump administration giving bosses power over their employees' most personal decisions.
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Most personal loans are unsecured, but it is possible to get a secured loan.
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Secondly, I feel that these two series are my most personal work so far.
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Gomez called "Bang Bang Bang" the most "personal" song on her 2011 album. Where?
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The takeaway here is that Future's sixth studio album will be his most personal.
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It's crazy that it's powerful enough to make complete strangers share the most personal things.
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It's personal experience that language is one of the most personal parts of people's identities.
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It's truly the most personal computer you can have, it's with you all the time.
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Courteney Cox is dishing on one of her most personal moments ahead of Valentine's Day.
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Most personal robots, like the awful Jibo, are designed for indoor use, primarily at home.
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And, now, that most personal of policies for the former president: The Affordable Care Act.
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"Most personal historians up to now have not been very business-savvy," Ms. Atkinson said.
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In Mr. Ackroyd's view, "Rear Window," about voyeurism, was one of Hitchcock's most personal films.
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"It's the most personal thing I've written ever," Brice previously told PEOPLE of the song.
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Honestly, it was the most personal connection I've ever had with any of my patients.
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In that little sample is the most personal information you can share: your genetic code.
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Most personal change is a result of experience, most of which is unexpected or uncontrollable.
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Most personal electric vehicle charging stations are relatively small structures and far from an eyesore.
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She continued: It is about protecting the most personal decisions we all make from government intrusion.
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Away is Okkervil's eighth record, and the band's most personal album in an extremely personal discography.
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Selena Gomez released her new single "Wolves" and it could be her most personal song lyrically.
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And it just so happens that both these songs are also some of her most personal.
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I try to do most personal-care things myself, because the costs add up so quickly.
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It is telling that "Amazing Grace", Ms Franklin's best-selling album, was also her most personal.
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This at a very high cost for society and individuals (most personal bankruptcies are health-related).
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" In September, the country musician told PEOPLE that "Dad's Old Number" is his "most personal song.
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Ben Is Back is Academy Award-nominated writer and director Peter Hedges' most personal work yet.
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Though his seventh release overall, The Impossible Kid is the 39-year-old's most personal yet.
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He cautioned, however, that most personal loans are for shorter periods of time, typically three years.
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Who was Jackson's opponent in one of the most personal and meanspirited campaigns in American history.
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Translation: To say perfume is the most personal part of your daily routine is an understatement.
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"This app the most personal version of ESPN yet," says ESPN Chief Technology Officer Aaron LaBerge.
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Instead, Beyoncé truly surprised by delivering the most personal narrative she's ever shared with the world.
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" Another article, published the day of the book's release, called it his "most personal book yet.
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Did that mean the 69-year-old Almodóvar was embarking on his most personal project yet?
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"Our last album was the most personal and autobiographical we've ever been," she told the hosts.
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It's a big, big move into our deepest and most personal and private parts of ourselves.
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He secretly provided my most personal information to the National Enquirer -- a deep and unforgivable betrayal.
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He secretly provided my most personal information to the National Enquirer -- a deep and unforgivable betrayal.
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Refugees Welcome Everyday Canadians spent a year embracing Syrians in the world's most personal resettlement program.
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Notably, medical exemptions went up most in the areas that previously had the most personal belief exemptions.
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He's preparing to perform some of his most personal songs on his newly released album, The Autobiography.
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The retreat is hailed as Thomas Jefferson's "most personal, most mature architectural accomplishment" on the home's website.
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It could be some sort of ideological aversion to redacting even the most personal or pointless information.
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Her latest book, Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body, offers some of her most personal writing yet.
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But in terms of personal songs, "Whiteout Conditions" is probably the most personal song I've ever written.
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But in this -- the most personal of decisions -- she says her political views were not a factor.
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BROOKE: Kacey Musgraves completely pushed herself outside her comfort zone and delivered her most personal project yet.
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In her most personal body of work ever, Bey managed to speak for so many of us.
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The new tattoos aren't Winter's first ink, though they may be some of her most personal tats.
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This episode is maybe the most personal episode of "United Shades of America" that I've ever done.
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A failure when it opened, the movie is among the most personal works in the Peckinpah oeuvre.
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These songs have been my most personal ones, driven by experiences that I needed to learn from.
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Saturday's new moon in Taurus asks whether you feel supported by your most personal and intimate relationships.
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It nearly doubles the standard deduction while eliminating most personal exemptions, potentially simplifying the tax return process.
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Lots of people simply won't put a permanent camera in their most personal spaces, no matter what.
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"Our last album was the most personal and autobiographical we've ever been," Maines said on the podcast.
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The best parts of Vida's approach to showing the costs of gentrification come when it's most personal.
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Why would this virtual stranger invite me into one of the most personal moments of his life?
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Most personal loans are unsecured, meaning you don&apost have to put down collateral to borrow money.
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Everyday Canadians spent the past 12 months essentially adopting Syrians in the world's most personal resettlement program.
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Perhaps the most personal of all was a heart-shaped rock Jewel painted, featuring three layers of colors.
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It's simultaneously the most personal and least personal thing in the world because people are attacking you personally.
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The most personal thing he'll tell me is that he's allergic to the orange part of muenster cheese.
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It's the perfect combination of heartfelt drama and surreal tangents, forming Burton's most personal film since Edward Scissorhands.
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But her sharpest and most personal attack was over his past opposition to mandatory busing to desegregate schools.
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It is definitely the most personal collection that I have done so I hope you guys love it.
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He's getting comfortable telling serial killers his most personal shames, like the time his mom caught him masturbating.
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Stage Four is one of the most personal and intimate albums about loss ever written, hardcore or otherwise.
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"This is by far the most personal project I have ever worked on," Rannells said in a statement.
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" He wrote, "you gave her a way of expressing this most personal longing to me, a relative stranger.
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I think it was the most personal way to do it and it had the most dramatic impact.
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Savvy real estate agents will tell sellers to clean up, clean out and put away most personal items.
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I see empathy every day, but I'm sorry that women still have to share their most personal stories.
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The most personal Monte gets with our favorite FBI agents is demanding a case of Big Red soda.
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The resulting piece, "Absence of Faith (Faith I and Faith II)," from 298, is among her most personal.
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"We believe Americans must have the facts before giving away our most personal information," the city attorney said.
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John McCain is penning "his most personal book in years" to be released this May, his publisher announced.
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"No Activity," clearly the most personal of Mr. Brammall's projects, renders the buddy-cop comedy in sketch form.
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Location data is some of the most personal information we have, yet few people think much about it.
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"We hope our fans enjoy it because it's the most personal song for us," Arreaga told People en Español.
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But Mr. Cole is always most entrancing at his most personal, and those songs feel delivered through a filter.
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The most personal piece on "Free" is "Loves Missing," a propulsive song about the value of companionship and loyalty.
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Some of my favorite artists release the most personal, gut wrenching, amazing songs that I really can relate to.
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But most personal devices are shifting over to solid state drives now, which are typically faster and more reliable.
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These are among the most personal words to pass between them in Mr. Philbrick's whole, not terribly intimate, book.
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Lemonade's most endearing quality is that it feels like Beyoncé's most personal album, stripping away at her flawless facade.
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So my most personal social platform is going to be Instagram, and so it was a thing to do.
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Our participants were able to express vulnerability in their bromances and divulge their most personal issues, without social ridicule.
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Nepalis have even accepted outhouses, a significant accomplishment because rural people often have difficulty breaking their most personal habits.
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But I'm often there at the very beginning and for me, that provides me with the most personal satisfaction.
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Her utopianism, so timely amid the catastrophes that still shake the world, particularly recommends this most personal of histories.
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And his most personal causes will involve some the biggest fights that lie ahead between President Trump and Congress.
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Given that, I found it to be one of the most personal moments he has had in any debate.
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"It's an opportunity to highlight who you are, and it's the most personal part of an email," she said.
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The fight over Wall Street had already led to some of the most personal battles between Clinton and Sanders.
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The essay about Goodman, in which she addresses his gayness, was one of the most personal she ever wrote.
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How to opt out: You can decline to share most personal information, and you can control many social notifications.
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Would you tell about family tensions and difficulties and let the world know some of your most personal experiences?
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At its most personal level, private property rights ensure your ability to enjoy the comforts of your own home.
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Grey Area, released last Friday, leans between genres and moods, while sounding like her most personal work to date.
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The most personal recipe of the bunch, he says, is Bigos—a polish stew made with cabbage, sauerkraut, and kielbasa.
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The personalized lock screen creates a unique interface connecting you and your personal AI running on your most personal device.
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James was flung into the far reaches of that darkness in the most personal way, long before he was ready.
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Some of Philipps' most personal stories have already made headlines ahead of the book's release, and ahead of our interview.
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Most personal loan requests — 61 percent — are aimed at helping people get some wiggle room on their debts, LendingTree found.
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Coogler calls this film his his most personal film to date; it just so happens to also be his biggest.
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Three and a half years in the making, "Until" is what Mr. Cave called his most personal work to date.
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Turning the most personal moments of our lives into marketing opportunities is dystopian, but it is also the new normal.
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But giving unfettered access to this most personal data seems to me like opening a Pandora's Box of unknown proportions.
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What's the most personal song on the LP and can you tell me a bit about the inspiration behind it.
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"Nine Pints" is her fourth book — her previous, "Ninety Percent of Everything," was about container ships — and her most personal.
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Perhaps the most personal reason of all is one where the idea of green burial simply speaks to a person.
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These offers are available on most personal Chase cards, including the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card or the Chase Freedom Unlimited.
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Shelby said the most personal gift from Gates was a donation in her mother's memory to the American Heart Association.
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Grief on a colossal, national scale has a way of making the most personal, quotidian sufferings feel small and unimportant.
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They firmly believe that politicians are not equipped to make the most personal decisions for a woman and her family.
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The most personal quotes from the Post's excerpts come when Weezy talks about learning Drake had slept with his girlfriend.
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"Reading is one of the most personal things we do, but these folks are students of the market," he says.
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At its best, Orphan Black tells stories with huge implications — whether scientific or philosophical — on the most personal of levels.
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" —Nicole "It's harder to talk to people that are closest to you about the most personal things that happened to you.
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When it comes to family, Teresa Giudice isn't shy about sharing her most personal moments and biggest celebrations on social media.
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But his new book is his most personal, showing how forcefully the undercurrent of his own experiences flows through his fiction.
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It is a more profound shift in returning to consumers perhaps the most personal of all decisions: control over their farewell.
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And she did it in the most personal way: by posting to Instagram a conversation over text messaging with her mom.
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Years later, she also has realized perhaps the most personal achievement of her work: She convinced her mother to oppose FGM.
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For the father of a sick child in France, the need for shared health data was the most personal of journeys.
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Now I'm letting my guard down," promotional materials quote from the book, which is described as her "most personal memoir yet.
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This is not a drill: The threats to our most personal data, our businesses, our infrastructure, our democracy, are absolutely real.
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In effect, Barrett believes that politicians have the right to interfere in some of the most personal medical decisions women make.
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Most personal finance experts recommend that you only spend about 3.883 percent to 23.88 percent of your monthly income on housing.
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The photographer returns to her most personal project with new subjects, a new touring exhibition and a new mentor: Gloria Steinem.
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Not only is it almost unheard of to recite poems, even the most personal events are generally recorded on our cellphones.
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Next to the quietly impersonal sans-serif branding of most personal care products, the Dr. Bronner's label is a barbaric yawp.
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This was a high-wire act, and I think that's why I said it's the most personal experience I've ever had.
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Best of all, Gall's young narrator shows how leaps of imagination can transform the grandest milestones into the most personal experiences.
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Winner on refunds: Credit Karma Tax for most personal filers, TurboTax for business filersWhich one makes the most sense for you?
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So real, that in the summer of 2015, he decided to share his most personal news with his adoring media audience.
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The decision whether or not to carry a pregnancy to term is one of the most personal decisions anyone can make.
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The sparkling, synth-laden ballad is the tender heart of "Thank U, Next," Grande's best and most personal album to date.
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In 1988, in the Westfall Act, Congress amended the earlier act to cover most personal injury claims brought against federal officials.
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Social media platforms hold our lives' most personal details—from sexual preferences and religious beliefs to important milestones and family photos.
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Now it's likely that your most personal qualities — from your facial features to your search results — will be slurped up too.
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We saw him after the first debate spend nearly a week denigrating a former Miss Universe on the harshest most personal terms.
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But finding those truths is the most personal of journeys, coming to each of us at different times and in different ways.
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It's no fun for unsuspecting HBO employees to deal with the disaster of their most personal information being shared around the web.
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Think of that; a law that affects us in the most personal of possible ways never even had half the nation's support.
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This isn't the first time the Clooneys have pledged to help a refugee in need, though it may be the most personal.
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The most personal attack of Thursday's Democratic debate was aimed not at President Donald Trump, but at former Vice President Joe Biden.
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When you think of iconic celebrity relationships, how often can you also envision the most personal moments that couple has ever shared?
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Both shows are fun in different ways—but Frequency proves that the best time-travel stories are often the most personal ones.
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The former Girls star used a pair of pig snout emojis and a bee emoji to cover up her most personal parts.
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Pattern is one of the most personal things, and it's something anybody can bring in and use to instantly change their space.
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The Europeans reminded me of something that is taboo here: that immigration is always, at the most personal level, a cultural encounter.
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Everyone loves receiving a gift around the holidays, but sometimes the year's hottest, most sought-after gifts aren't exactly the most personal.
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Both issues are about have privacy and autonomy in the most personal and intimate areas of life: love, marriage, procreation and family.
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At 64, the choreographer, director, dancer and writer Bill T. Jones is making some of the most personal work of his career.
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Exploring what it's like to be someone who's had an amputation, that was the most personal thing that I brought to it.
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That risks a confrontation with Trump, who disparaged Rubio in the most personal of terms in the GOP presidential primary last year.
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The pulsing two-part showpiece heralded a new dimension to our most private superstar, who had created her most personal album yet.
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At 64, the choreographer, director, dancer and writer Bill T. Jones is creating some of the most personal projects of his career.
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A name was like a gift, one of the most personal offerings a parent can bestow, and to have it rejected stung.
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At 31, the director of "Waves" has made his third and most personal film about how families come together and fall apart.
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"We saw him after the debate spend nearly a week denigrating a former Miss Universe on the harshest most personal terms," Clinton said.
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The fact that she's a songwriter on most of the record's tracks suggests ANTI is her most personal album, at least so far.
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Some of the most personal exchanges have come from people who are worried changes to the act will cut their health care coverage.
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Robbie is captivating as a woman aware of her power and willing to sacrifice her most personal dreams in order to maintain it.
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It means the world that people connect with it, because this is definitely the most personal version of the story we've put forward.
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It's certainly one of her most personal works to date, with rumors of Jay Z's infidelity and "Becky" finger-pointing flooding the Twitterverse.
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The recent hacks of political organizations and individuals have revealed information of the most personal nature about finances, mental health and personal relationships.
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The Property Brothers stars are debuting a new series, Forever Home, on May 29, and it promises to be their most personal yet.
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" His lyrics here have taken an introspective turn; this is the kind of album that tempts critics to use superlatives like "most personal.
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But my reaction speaks to the paradoxical nature of a "dating culture" that applies the most normative ideals to the most personal objectives.
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For the first track Nicki premiered on Queen Radio, she explained that it is one of the most personal records on the album.
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For many of us in Europe, Nokia will remain a beloved name, having provided the most personal technology we used while growing up.
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Mischa Barton says someone she dated has betrayed her in the most personal of ways ... shopping around what she says is revenge porn.
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"Sites that are collecting what I'd say are the biggest, most personal information for identity theft are not following industry standards," said Spiezle.
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North Charleston, South Carolina (CNN)Donald Trump and Ted Cruz clashed Thursday in their sharpest -- and most personal -- encounters of the campaign season.
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How could you not understand your fellow humans as so many of them reveal their deepest and most personal concerns online so regularly?
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When we use their services, we trust that companies like Google will preserve some of the most personal things we have to share.
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The most personal thing he'd told me was that his parents had died in a boating accident the year after I was born.
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His trial renewed public interest in the court system and introduced a newfound ability for cameras to nose into people's most personal business.
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As any Swiftie can tell you, Taylor Swift's most personal documentary yet — Miss Americana — will premiere on Netflix to cap off the month.
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On the face of it, she appeared to do what most authors do, which was illustrate the social issues most personal to her.
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Even today for example, most personal computers do not connect directly to a cellular network – only accessing the Internet through embedded Wi-Fi.
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Mac Miller was known for brutally honest lyrics that explored addiction and death, and his most personal songs are some his most beloved.
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"Of all the cartoons I submitted, it might have been the most personal, the kind of thing that makes me laugh," Chast says.
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"Our last album was the most personal and autobiographical we've ever been," lead singer Natalie Maines said on the "Spiritualism" podcast in September.
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For me, The House Bunny was one of the most personal and rewarding projects because we came up with the character with Anna [Faris].
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Premiering exclusively on Refinery29, it is one of her most personal songs to date, highlighting mental health and weaving it into her larger narrative.
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In most personal essays about someone's favorite artist, this is the bit where they describe the first time they heard them as a teenager.
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Smith says that his clients are every age imaginable, but it's the 30-somethings who waltz in ready for the most personal piercing possible.
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"Joanne", Gaga's fourth chart-topping album, has been described by many critics as the 30-year-old's most personal and authentic release to date.
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As individuals, we keep secret our most personal information — bank accounts, passwords and medical information — because we know it can be used against us.
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But the fact is, we shouldn't have to share our most personal experiences simply to try to generate a measure of empathy from politicians.
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In his most personal project to date, actor Michael K. Williams journeyed into the world of alternative trade for his VICELAND show, Black Market.
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And the auteur-driven perspectives of Atlanta, Insecure, Fleabag, Master of None and Better Things show that there's universality in the most personal stories.
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Today, the 32-year-old singer releases her most personal project, PURE, a five-track EP of breadcrumbs explaining her tumultuous childhood in Queens.
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When it came time for Beyoncé's most personal album, she did the same, and she made sure to leave the taste on our lips.
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Chart history: Peaked at No. 14"Needy" is the tender, vulnerable heart of "Thank U, Next," Grande's best and most personal album to date.
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The testimony was among the most personal yet at the Royal Commission that has already resulted in startling admissions of bad behavior by firms.
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"Maedeh's arrest shows that Iran denies even the most personal and nonpolitical acts of expression, a basic and universal human right," Ms. Boniadi says.
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The album wasn't as successful as the first to be released that year, I Remember Yesterday, but it's certainly one of Summer's most personal.
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Another says that people deserve to be able to make informed decisions about how their DNA — the most personal of personal information — is used.
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Like each of the objects in Designing Identity, the shroud offers a rare view of Late Antiquity through one of its most personal materials.
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When Pluto and Jupiter clash, you can bet that this will be a turning point in your life around your most personal, close relationships.
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So what would you say is the most personal song on the album in terms of allowing yourself to become a little more vulnerable?
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"On the Line" showcases some of her best and most personal writing, chronicling addiction, heartbreak and loss through sprawling ballads and cynical pop ditties.
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"Most personal trainers choose this career because they love helping people live their healthiest lives, not because they love sales and marketing," Hung said.
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" Mr. Buttigieg retorted, in perhaps the most personal barb of the day, "Well, Bernie's pretty rich and I'd happily accept a contribution from him.
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"You thought he was joking weeks after he had put his fingers inside your most personal space in the planet — your vagina?" he said.
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The Daily Listen to "The Daily": On iPhone or iPad | On Android via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher It was the world's most personal resettlement program.
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The fight between Trump and Schumer was the most personal one yet between the two New Yorkers, who have repeatedly tangled since Trump's election.
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Roth explores the possibility in the most personal way possible, by imagining how it might have affected a fictional version of his own family.
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Her deepest and most personal pains had been read aloud in courtrooms, obsessively reported, and ultimately rejected as cause for severing her recording contract.
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Buying and selling a home is one of the biggest, most personal decisions in a person's life, and the shift to online browsing, transactions, etc.
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This could be the Hopeless Fountain Kingdom mogul's most personal project yet, though she certainly has not shied away from sharing her story with fans.
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No longer was it Apple's "most personal device ever" — a phrase that suggests invasiveness — but a tool to keep you active and in the moment.
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This is the area where Apple stores potentially the most personal information, although it doesn't make use of it for advertising or other business purposes.
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The 67-year-old reality star has revealed all her most personal details in her long-awaited memoir The Secrets of My Life, out now.
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Her first solo gallery show, The Secret Paths to Marina Fini, curated by Open Color, is her largest installation yet, and also her most personal.
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"These diatribes rank among the nastiest and most personal remarks I've heard on the Senate floor in my 40 years in this body," he said.
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Most personal documents are no longer stored in a filing cabinet in the basement, nor are they sent through the postal service to physical addresses.
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We are learning to support girls as they "lean in" educationally and professionally, yet in this most personal of realms, we allow them to topple.
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The people close to Didi pointed to the fact that most personal vehicles sit idle in parking lots for 22 hours a day or more.
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Everything personal on The Americans is also political — but only because everything political is rooted, forever and ever, in the most personal stuff of all.
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This is especially true when it comes to health care policy, which has the most personal and life-altering effects on individuals and their families.
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That's important because most personal auto policies won't cover you if you get into an accident while working for one of these companies, Pappas said.
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When Taliesin West opened in 1937 in Scottsdale, the house was branded Wright's most personal structure, since he took care of most of the upkeep.
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And on Thursday, the company introduced the field's first "anonymous sequencing," a process that aims to entirely remove the person from their most personal information.
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Most of us still cannot readily look at it, but there's been an epidemic of cybercriminals and thieves hacking and stealing this most personal information.
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More poignant and less ribald is David Cale's "We're Only Alive for a Short Amount of Time," the most personal work Cale has ever written.
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They want to legislate the most personal choice a woman can make — and yet, despite asking, we know little to nothing about their own decisions.
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One of Mr. Wrightson's most personal works was an adaptation in 1983 of "Frankenstein" for Marvel Comics, a project to which he devoted seven years.
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For this civilian, it was a memorable lesson that the demands of leadership at the highest levels are often shaped by the most personal experiences.
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And sometimes art that springs from the most personal of sources — like Franz Kafka's novels and stories — comes to acquire great political and historical resonance.
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Over the past four seasons of Married to Medicine, Dr. Jackie Walters has inspired millions of fans by bravely sharing some of her most personal problems.
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We at Apple can — and do — provide the very best to our users while treating their most personal data like the precious cargo that it is.
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Andy Warhol, Seven Illustrated Books (1952-1959) compiles what are arguably Warhol's most personal works, with their quirky drawings and handwritten texts exemplifying his fanciful musings.
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Your email is the Internet's most personal and useful source of data about you, and AOL's building the cipher to figure out what it all means.
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And this wasn't just any killing, this was the killing of a parent, among the most personal and extreme acts of violence a person can commit.
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While not a bedding necessity like sheets or a frame, headboards are nevertheless a distinct and sophisticated accent for the most personal space in our abodes.
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But unfortunately, sometimes stars like to keep the meaning of their most personal tattoos on the low, providing an evasive, almost nonexistent explanation behind the design.
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Technology has changed, the world has moved on, but Nokia's goal is once again to be the provider of the most personal devices that we use.
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The piece, which Fox called her most personal yet, addressed her struggles with depression, which, up to that point, she had dealt with on her own.
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The proposal would eliminate most personal tax credits but would keep the child tax credit in its current form and expand the earned income tax credit.
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To critics, IoT represents a world of pervasive surveillance, with toys that spy on kids and microphone-enabled devices recording and retaining our most personal data.
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"People need to realize that they are actually paying for companies to monetize their most personal information and they are getting nothing for it," he said.
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When the most popular sites on the internet, and the ones that hold our most personal information, are being breached, proper password use is a must.
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"Census," Ball's new work, his most personal and best to date, was inspired by his brother, Abram, who had Down syndrome and endured dozens of surgeries.
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The Book Review Podcast Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music Luis Alberto Urrea's new novel, "The House of Broken Angels," his eighth, is perhaps his most personal.
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The one they took was probably the most personal of the whole bunch, the kind of thing that I would do just to make myself laugh.
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In his new evening-length piece, "Dearest Home," Mr. Abraham reflects on love, longing and loss, creating what he considers his most personal work to date.
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The 13 tracks begin with "Intro," the most personal song of DaBaby's career, which touches on his father's death and the upheaval of his new reality.
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Among the most personal items are two large Rolodexes, a road map to friends and acquaintances, hundreds of names and handwritten numbers, added and crossed out.
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Sure, the 2012 NBC sitcom was short-lived, but it was also the most personal venture, as it's loosely based on Murphy's life with husband David Miller.
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The potential problem with all of these things is that an increasingly wide swath of people and corporate entities will have access to your most personal data.
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For millions of American families, abortion is one of the most personal issues that will be addressed on stage -- and the stakes could not be much higher.
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To understand the renewed interest in that most personal of items, granny panties, one must observe their rise against the cultural and political events of the time.
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"She just always has that monkey on her back of loss of security, safety and a violation of her most personal aspect of her life," Paula said.
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Today, Ms. Saltzman wears the family heirlooms with pride and she echoes Ms. Roitfeld's belief that jewelry — the most personal of all accessories — conveys its wearer's identity.
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Mr. Toffler learned to weld and repair machinery and came to understand in the most personal way the toll that physical labor can have on industrial workers.
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It's probably the album's most personal track, with Rabenreither navigating the road from "kicking the junk" to the white-knuckled reality of daily life in its wake.
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In that fight, the agency contended that Uber had "deceived consumers" by allowing its employees to access riders' most personal information, including the details of their trips.
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That reality may help explain Trump's searing attacks on Mueller over the weekend that represent the most personal assault on the special counsel yet by the President.
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Most personal loans also let you borrow up to $153,215, then repay it over three to five years (terms do vary based on the lender you choose).
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The company, known for microprocessor chips that carry out calculations in most personal computers and server systems, has prided itself as a standard-setter in corporate governance.
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I interviewed 80 people, sat in a room with each individual who, in a way, was telling me the most personal and intimate details of their life.
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Dance In his new evening-length piece, "Dearest Home," Mr. Abraham reflects on love, longing and loss, creating what he considers his most personal work to date.
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One of the most personal poems came from Amit Majmudar, the poet laureate of Ohio, who submitted a moving poem about his mother becoming a U.S. citizen.
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Most personal loans are serviced on a three-to-five year repayment schedule, which means your minimum monthly payment will be higher than with a credit card.
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Grande's 2018 album "Sweetener" elevated her to new heights, but six months later, she went on to release her most personal and lyrically-driven album to date.
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Vocalist and guitarist Domenic (Nicky) Palermo sings of self-destruction with the kind of specificity that makes even the most personal and intimate confessions feel readily accessible.
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"My bodily autonomy is precious to me, and that's why I'm here telling you the most personal story of my life for the first time," she told Biden.
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While Booker might have the most personal connection to sports issues among the 2020 field, he is not the only one using his platform to speak out. Sen.
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Season seven is by far the most personal of the Archer seasons — or at least the one that most knocks its usually outsize characters back down to earth.
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T-Mobile CEO John Legere put together a weird and dramatic montage to advertise its "uncarrier" event, but this move by Sprint is probably the most personal yet.
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At a time when online dating has mostly been reduced to judging people's photos, and FOSTA has rendered most personal ad sites obsolete, PERSONALS feels unique and refreshing.
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The Exodus is a great place to start because the phone is the most personal device, and it is also the place where all your data originates from.
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Wade, but to the line of cases before and since Roe that guarantee a right of privacy to women, and men, to make the most personal life decisions.
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Since country music tends to be one of the most personal and autobiographical genres, it stands to reason we can learn a lot about Lee from his music.
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"Today's ruling strikes a blow against the creeping expansion of government intrusion into the most personal parts of Americans' lives," Wyden said in a statement sent to reporters.
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Kelly is privy to some of Issa's most personal (and sensitive) details, from her financial bank statements to her credit score (which hovers stressfully in the low 400s).
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And Es is always trying to put the blood back in—when we're organizing a show, she says, 'What are the most personal images close to your childhood?
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But in speeches at two events here on Wednesday, Biden attacked the president in the sharpest and most personal terms he's used since entering the Democratic presidential primary.
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But it's a new kind of danger, a testament to the power of online communities to radicalize frustrated young men based on their most personal and painful grievances.
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"In addition to building a great product, we're building an infrastructure that allows us to provide the most personal, responsive and knowledgeable customer support for our viewers," he added.
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For many, the reason for getting a tattoo is deeply personal, but sought-after tattoo artist Amanda Wachob makes her most personal work on fruit for her own reasons.
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On the album, Mensa excels lyrically, articulating his most personal thoughts in an intensely vulnerable, accessible way on a range of intimate subjects, from relationship drama to mental health.
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The song, which is off of the artist's fifth and "most personal album," Long Way From Home, took the 34-year-old New York native two years to create.
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Grande's upcoming record is said to be one of her most personal projects to date, influenced by the suicide bombing at her 2017 Manchester concert that killed 22 people.
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Yes, they talked about their most recent fight and big romantic gestures, but in our opinion, the most personal fact they disclosed was what they eat right before bed.
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"This is obviously the most personal, because I was able to actually channel my experiences as a mom into it," Cody told Mashable of Tully in a phone interview.
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It also represents his most personal attempt so far to get out ahead of what appears to be a growing crisis for his all-but-announced 2020 presidential campaign.
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She said that even though this is her most personal and least political album yet, her existence as a black woman in the music industry is political in itself.
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Billions of people share their most personal, intimate information using services like ours, and they expect all of us to keep it safe from criminals and other bad guys.
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To narrow down on the exact locations where women seem to thrive the most, personal finance site SmartAsset released its list of Cities Where Women are the Most Successful.
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Even the most personal statements seem hard to believe, as when he insists that he "lost the best friend and the love of my life" — both that very year.
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If the 2020 election is the most sophisticated data-driven campaign in history, then it stands to reason any political abuses of our most personal information will be unprecedented.
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While stopping by The View on Tuesday, the cook and talk show host spoke about why she decided to write her most personal book to-date, Rachael Ray 50.
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Director Lee Isaac Chung grew up on a small farm in the Ozark mountains, and he captures elements of his own story in his most personal film to date.
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As Apple famously announced when it first launched the Watch, the very fact that it's constantly on your wrist makes it "the most personal device ever" from the company.
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"Pain And Glory", which already premiered in Spain, was one of the filmmaker's "best and most personal movie in years", IndieWire critic Eric Kohn wrote after its Cannes screening.
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Ask most personal finance experts, and they'll tell you the secret to becoming rich is no secret at all: Work hard, live below your means and save every dime.
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So let me try to explain it in the most personal terms by tracing my own history of working on Pentagon spending and what I&aposve learned from it.
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Every day, Americans interact with a number of major tech companies that have access to some of our most personal information: Our contacts, our location, our credit card info.
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This is doubly concerning when you consider that most personal data today are processed in an unstructured way, meaning that the data reside in myriad Word docs, emails and PDFs.
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Yes. This was the first time Facebook users — of which there are billions — got to see a tech executive who possesses some of their most personal information answer tough questions.
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People are rightly angry that a company they trusted with some of their most personal data had breached that trust — and Facebook's response so far has only upped that rage.
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We saw him after the first debate spend nearly a week denigrating a former Miss Universe in the harshest, most personal terms, so, yes, this is who Donald Trump is.
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With the proliferation of apps specifically designed for sexual health and sex education, many of us can now get all of our most personal sex questions answered without a hitch.
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"She was such a stalwart support in every way, most personal, but she would have been excited; she would have been proud," the former Secretary of State told the Times.
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The shutdown therefore impacted these four families and the loved ones of the around 336,000 US troops stationed around the world at the time — sometimes in the most personal ways.
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Even if the data is kept secure, some customers perhaps don't want unknown employees to have access to a wealth of data on how they spend their most personal time.
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Kwame Opam It frustrates me to no end every time the Apple Watch is called "Apple's most personal device ever," because there's just no way it can possibly be true.
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Consumers and the tech industry oppose such efforts because they would expose to bad actors users' most personal information, including health and bank records, personal conversations, photos and much more.
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He gleefully manipulated the voices of those who found their way onto his tracks, creating fantastical tones that manage weird you out while inducing your strangest, most personal dance movements.
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" Cook added that Apple aims "to put the customer at the center of everything that we do," and that the Apple Watch is one of the company's "most personal products.
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You'd think that by now, we would have seen everything Minecraft has to offer, but some of the game's most personal, heartfelt, and tragic stories remain buried on dead servers.
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Equifax, one of the largest consumer reporting agencies, revealed our most personal information, including our social security numbers, addresses, financial records, birth dates, driver's license numbers and credit card numbers.
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Becoming more interested in the views of others than in your own opinions makes life more interesting at the most personal level — and more successful when the stakes are bigger.
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In response, we use encrypted chat apps on our phones, wear masks during protests to combat facial recognition technology, and try vainly to hide our most personal information from advertisers.
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But if Six Degrees proved what a small, small world we inhabit, it never argued that folks at the far poles of separation should intervene in our most personal problems.
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Plenty of less tech-savvy individuals have realized in 2018 that Facebook and other online companies have robbed us of the agency to control what happens with our most personal information.
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Two United States senators sent a letter to Grindr's chief executive, asking whether the app had asked users to opt in before it shared their most personal details with third parties.
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Now Joseph has made his most personal film to date, the twenty-three-minute "Fly Paper," which is part of his installation "Shadow Play," at the New Museum through January 7th.
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The Chinese Internet has been alive with debate and skepticism about the photos, as well as some pity for the couple, turned into props for propaganda during their most personal time.
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But I know as a gay man who came of age surrounded by people of faith that sexuality and religious beliefs are some of the most personal aspects of our identity.
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The designer Rick Owens is no stranger to iconoclastic fashion shows, but his fall/winter 2016 collection, presented yesterday in Paris, made one of his biggest, most personal statements to date.
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He goes through this list of all these private regimes of power and says the connection between subordinate and superior, at the most personal level, is in danger of being lost.
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The four women shared some of their most personal experiences with Ms. Belluck, and one of them, Aminata Welcome, allowed Ms. Belluck to be in the operating room during her surgery.
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Social media companies have had to adapt to stricter regulations in Europe, but the U.S. has no general consumer privacy law, giving tech companies free rein to monetize most personal data.
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The reckless provocations, most often for the pettiest and most personal reasons, reasons having nothing whatsoever to do with the fortunes of the people that we have been elected to serve.
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It hangs like a cloud over our most personal experiences of heredity, even if we can't stop trying to smuggle the old traditions of heredity into the new language of genes.
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In September, the Guggenheim unveiled his first sculpture in more than five years: a Marcel Duchamp-inspired solid-gold toilet on which museumgoers could interact in the most personal of ways.
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So it was notable, on the final day of the Paris shows, to hear Pierpaolo Piccioli, creative director of Valentino, effectively dedicating his collection to diversity of the most personal kind.
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And, as with Mark Zuckerberg's social media behemoth, this is the decade we reckoned with what it really means to hand over some of our most personal data in the process.
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It's some of her most personal and vulnerable work yet, opening with the therapy session of "Lime Light" and spending its remaining tracks parsing intimacy and the complications that accompany it.
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The pair, whose fans include Gwyneth Paltrow, Reese Witherspoon and Mandy Moore, dive into their clients' most personal spaces — closets, kitchen pantries and bathroom cabinets — and hilarity inevitably ensues along the way.
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Kevin Poulsen, Contributing Editor / WiredGibson's was one of at least three suicides linked to the Ashley Madison breach, itself the most personal in an epidemic of network security incidents that roiled 2015.
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It was a big deal for the billions of Facebook users around the world, who got to see a tech executive who possesses some of their most personal information answer tough questions.
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In the era of skippable TV commercials and internet ad blockers, sponsored lenses not only turn consumers into brand evangelists, but they do so in the most personal and powerful of ways.
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The most personal tattoo on my body is a shadow of Peter Pan and the second star to the right, surrounded by the text, To live will be an awfully big adventure.
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Sabrina Carpenter just released her fourth album Singular: Act II — and PEOPLE caught up with the young star to talk about her release, filled with her most personal and reflective lyrics yet.
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The new apps offer improved navigation and full control over how your movies, TV shows, music, photos, and, now, podcasts(!) are organized on the most personal of personal devices that you own.
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This piece of micro-commentary made sense: After all, Lamar's issues are the most personal for Khloé, and to a certain degree, his breakdown is a major part of her life, too.
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Ms. Witt's book is among the most personal of the bunch, offering up her perceptions of (and adventures in) the worlds of internet dating, internet pornography, orgasmic meditation and the kink industry.
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Moving away from Tanavoli and Pilaram's more stately, modernist approach, the works of Chohreh Feyzdjou — who represents the exhibition's second generation — are perhaps the most personal and intimate part of Global/Local.
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Health care is one of the most personal services we consume, and the choice ought to lie with us, as patients, about whom to see, when, and how to value different services.
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"I work like this shit is a privilege" In the midst of a spaghetti dinner on the back of the tour bus, Bennett told me Restoration is his most personal project yet.
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Apple has always promoted the Apple Watch as being its "most personal device ever," and has allowed customers to try on the product ever since the first model launched back in 2015.
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Photo: GettySecurity breaches on widely used anonymous communities online threaten to out some of our most personal past-times, especially when those data leaks occur on platforms dedicated to user-created porn.
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Onstage in Houston, Warren commanded the most speaking time alongside Biden, putting herself at the center of policy debates on health care while staying out of the most personal arguments between candidates.
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It was in that struggle over several episodes in 2012 that Gilmartin made one of his most personal breakthroughs: Throughout childhood, he had been the victim of covert incest by his mother.
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" I Wish I'd Not Spent So Long Crying In Bed A post shared by Charly Remy Cox (@charlycox1) on May 22, 2018 at 7:43am PDT "The most personal is the most universal.
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The ones that you remember the most — the ones that really mean something — aren't always the biggest or most expensive gifts, either; they're often the ones that are the most personal to you.
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"We have no say in how Google uses even our most personal data, and the only way to opt out is to boycott the internet itself," Madrigal said in a statement on Twitter.
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King himself appeared in a video message to torment his fans: "It remains one of my most personal works so I'm delighted it's finally making it to the big screen," the author said.
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Most personal finance pros advise U.S. workers to save as much as they can by stashing money in 2999(k) retirement accounts, which lower taxable income and shelter investment earnings from the IRS.
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After The Wall Street Journal reported that popular period-tracking app Flo had been secretly sharing some of its users' most personal health data with Facebook, Flo is promising to make some changes.
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It's a basic human right, and it's not okay to let others take our most personal information and sell it or share it to whomever they want, whenever they want, without proper consent.
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With smartphones now the most-used and most personal computers, it's a no-brainer for Apple to create a way to let users better access the device that has all their personal data.
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The two budding literary masters are expected to sit idly by as their husbands appropriate their greatest, most personal works, because that is their place — eclipsed by men even in their own stories.
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But while Corker has criticized Trump in the past, at one point comparing the White House to an adult day care center, the attacks he launched Tuesday were the most personal to date.
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Against José Mourinho's Manchester United on Sunday, Chelsea suffered the most personal defeat it could have imagined, a setback that could only have been engineered by someone who had been on the inside.
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" Clinton, on Trump: "We saw him after the first debate spend nearly a week denigrating a former Miss Universe in the harshest, most personal terms, so, yes, this is who Donald Trump is.
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It would also eliminate most personal deductions, change how investments are written off, and, most controversially, begin to tax imports — but not exports — in a fundamental overhaul of how the government treats business income.
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In it a peculiar fusion of the individual and the historical took place, which means the events burdening a whole community are perceived by a poet as touching him in a most personal manner.
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"Illinois is demonstrating what it means to affirm the rights of individuals to make the most personal and fundamental decisions of their lives, no matter your income level, race, ethnicity or religion," he added.
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But Justice Sotomayor reserved her most personal reflection for a part of her dissent in which she wrote only for herself, setting out in detail the dangers and indignities that often accompany police stops.
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We're not sure what it says about Gwyneth Paltrow, but whenever there's a headline advising people to put assorted foods, beverages, or decorative accessories in their most personal orifices, we assume she's behind it.
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The constitutional right to abortion is based on the understanding that women must have the freedom to decide this most personal and private matter themselves, relying on consultation with their families and their doctors.
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There are period-tracking apps out there with millions of downloads that integrate Facebook's Software Developer Kit (SDK) and give your most personal information to Facebook, its ad network, and third-party analytics companies.
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The reporters Shreeya Sinha and Jennifer Harlan interviewed more than a dozen current and former opioid users about the most personal aspects of their experiences: their thoughts, feelings and physical sensations while using drugs.
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Much as these traditions survived from person to person and community to community, sometimes the vastness of what was lost is, paradoxically, accessed by drilling down into the most personal elements of a history.
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Just kidding—it's because it holds hostage the data of billions of users who willfully fork over their most personal information, including their age, gender, religious and political affiliations, interests, contacts, location, shopping habits, etc.
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The album can be difficult to make a setlist for, because each song builds a linear timeline of the rapper confessing his most personal thoughts, but Mensa is still very excited to perform the songs.
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Before companies like GSK dig into our most personal information, they need to make sure clear safeguards and protections are in place, as well as a firm legal contingency plan for any breach of security.
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Yahoo is being sued by a bunch of users who claim the Internet giant had crappy security and as a result, their most personal info was hacked by what Yahoo said was a rogue government.
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Beyond that, with the company's track record of both intentionally harvesting and accidentally revealing sensitive user data, why would anyone entrust one of the most personal things about themselves — their love lives — to freaking Facebook?
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But they also acknowledged what has been plain to just about everyone since the two men repeatedly clashed, sometimes in the most personal ways, in recent years: Mr. McCain had little respect for the president.
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Microsoft, whose Windows software runs most personal computers, gets 11,000 or so complaints about the scams every month, she said, and its internet monitors spot about 150,000 pop-up ads for the services every day.
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Perhaps the most interesting (because the most personal, while also the most steeped in data) is Kelli Harding's THE RABBIT EFFECT: Live Longer, Happier and Healthier With the Groundbreaking Science of Kindness (Atria, 272 pp.
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"The most personal is the most universal, and I think what I share with the people that won this award is we don't wait for other people to open the door for us," he said.
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But the way the incoming president has always behaved is barring reporters, going after them in the most personal terms, which then brings the Twitter mob down upon them and, in worst-case scenarios, threats.
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Still, there's one part of Obama's health care bill that they liked: a set of employee wellness program provisions they can use to loosen privacy protections on personal health data, including the most personal: your genes.
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Thanks to our phones, the most personal devices ever, companies can know our bank details, locations, fingerprints, addresses, as we trade convenience and personalization to save time and think less, are we making a Faustian bargain?
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It is important to note, however, that these efforts have often focused exclusively on external threats, rather than patterns of criminal or malicious activity within enterprises that oftentimes present the most personal threats to American citizens.
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Corey Barlog, the director of the new God of War (as well as the director of God of War II), has gone on record as saying this is the most personal game he has ever made.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Emirates airline said on Wednesday it would start lending first and business class passengers tablets in response to the U.S. ban on most personal electronic devices from passenger cabins of United States-bound flights.
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"Without encryption, the most personal affairs of every individual, whom they spend time with, where they go and what they think could be laid bare despite their best efforts to keep that information private," Wyden said.
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"The regime's survival is intertwined with suppression, surveillance, espionage, and intruding in the most personal affairs of the Iranian people," Shahin Gobadi of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, base din Parid, told VICE News.
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In what might've been the most personal jab at Trump, Macron subtly made clear that he didn't care for the president's public affection for authoritarian leaders like Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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This may be the drama Bravo fans in self-isolation may have never known that we needed (listen, quarantine gets boring sometimes!), but like most personal feuds, this really could have been handled off the internet.
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"I find most personal finance books skip this oh-so-important aspect of trying to improve your financial situation by focusing on your earning power, rather than just your expenses or your portfolio investments," Kitces said.
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And none of his professional accomplishments compare to his most personal one, the one that inspired Mr. Hawke to observe in a phone interview that his friend was "truly becoming himself": Paul Dano became a dad.
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So hate crimes are crimes committed against the most personal parts of people's identity and the things they can't change about themselves: their race, their gender, their ethnicity, their sexual orientation, their disability, their gender identity.
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As the men of the Kavanaugh hearings got hot under the collar Thursday, the women remained calm and collected, including Christine Blasey Ford as she related one of the most personal and painful moments of her life.
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It is his most personal work, an unblinking look to a past that is full of the twin wellsprings of love and pain, the results of which are in plain sight in the Kiese Laymon of 193.
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Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez have been best friends since they both dated Jonas Brothers, so it's no surprise that when Gomez dropped some of her most personal music yet, Swift was there cheering from the sidelines.
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Ultimately, couples should figure out what works best for them — but most personal finance consultants suggest you can't go wrong with a joint account that covers all joint costs, and individual accounts that serve as security blankets.
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But tech giants and online retailers will need to try their very best if they want the right to enter our most personal physical spaces — and it will take more than free shipping and a smart lock.
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The Intimate Privacy Protection Act would serve as a strong deterrent to would-be perpetrators, provide the possibility of justice for victims, and protect the right of all of us to keep our most personal information private.
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Clinton avoided litigating many of Mr. Trump's most personal attacks and instead invoked the words of Michelle Obama, the popular first lady, who has argued that Democrats must stay above the fray when Republicans lob dirty attacks.
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The mystery of who raped Veronica is arguably the most personal one of the first season, and to the show's enormous credit, never once does that mystery feel as though it's supposed to be sensational or titillating.
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For me, I wanted to give back in the way that's most personal to me, for the field that helped me get to where I am, and to let other students follow the same kind of pathway.
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CLEVELAND — Until Monday night, Donald J. Trump's biggest concern about his convention speech was how much to reveal about himself and his family in an address that is often the most personal one a presidential candidate delivers.
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"Encryption is vital to the safety of activists, journalists, and all other users around the world, protecting their most personal information from being compromised and used against them," said Amie Stepanovich, U.S. policy manager at Access Now.
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The U.S. government on Tuesday issued sweeping new penalties against Uber for its privacy and security practices, alleging the company "deceived consumers" by allowing its employees to access riders' most personal information, including the details of their trips.
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This type of filter enables Snapchatters to do the most personal type of marketing: apply effects and sounds to their selfies, and then send the photo or video of their face, integrated with a brand, to their friends.
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After dealing with a major breach of user privacy in the first few months of 2018, Facebook made an unexpected announcement in May: The platform would delve into one of the most personal parts of someone's life — dating.
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Thanks to him we have one of Wayne's most personal songs, right here on 500 Degreez, which may not have gone number one but surpasses expectations in terms of the content of much of the music on it.
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There are many reasons for my opinion, but today I'm going to share my most personal one: I'm the parent of a special needs child, and that means there are some major question marks in my savings formula.
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"I'm not sure whether they have any mechanism to vote their conscience on the floor and rectify the problem or not, but clearly these people were lied to in the most personal way," Priebus said Monday on CNN.
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The comments marked the most personal denunciation yet of alleged Russian attempts to intervene in elections by a Western leader and contrasted with Trump's unwillingness to accept that Moscow intervened in order to boost his candidacy last year.
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The singer and actress has described her new LP, "Rest," as her most personal yet, with French lyrics that address the deaths of her father and a sister, among other subjects she's rarely if ever broached in public.
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"The basic expectation of privacy in the most personal of settings, a restroom or locker room, for each gender was violated by government overreach and intrusion by the mayor and city council of Charlotte," McCrory said last week.
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"For five years, he has used my most personal and private details to incentivize and enable other hoaxers and conspiracy theorists to hunt, abuse and terrorize myself and my family," Pozner said in a statement to the Times.
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"Forcing these companies to clarify their consent forms and requiring them to obtain written authorization for any genetic data disclosure, including de-identified data, will reassure California consumers that their most personal information is safe," noted Senator Umberg.
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After 11 episodes of build-up, it finally happened: Alicia and Jason kissed — in an elevator, because this is The Good Wife and elevators are where some of the most personal, emotional, timing dependent moments happen on this show.
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" Additionally, it's important to note that most personal finance experts suggest you live by the 50-30-20 rule, by which "50 percent of your income goes towards necessities, 30 percent towards discretionary spending and 20 percent towards saving.
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Gabrielle Union's new memoir We're Going To Need More Wine is a candid look at some of her most personal struggles, namely a rape that occurred when she was 19 and the physical and emotional toll of fertility problems.
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RELATED: Birtherism is back And in an interview with Massachusetts radio station WRKO, Cruz made his most personal charge yet, saying Trump "embodies New York values," and portraying Trump as out of step with an increasingly southern, religious GOP.
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"The interest in bodily integrity involves the most personal and deep-rooted expectations of privacy, and here, the nature of the surgery itself, surgery into King's penis, counsels against reasonableness," Gregory wrote for the Richmond, Virginia-based appeals court.
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"The basic expectation of privacy in the most personal of settings, a restroom or locker room, for each gender was violated by government overreach and intrusion by the mayor and city council of Charlotte," McCrory said in a statement.
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"I write as a former civil servant and as an American, in shock and anger, that you have tried to exploit my service to our country by exposing my most personal information in the name of politics," she wrote.
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She's been giving speeches, sitting on panels, going to the theater, and taking selfies with supporters, and this fall, she'll be publishing a book that promises to be "her most personal memoir yet," according to her publisher, Simon & Schuster.
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The day before "The Queen" aired, Shaw tweeted out a short thread, calling the episode likely the most personal thing he'd ever worked on, and dedicating it to his mother, who passed away shortly before the writing on Castle Rock began.
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Demi Lovato has always been one of those pop stars who is not afraid to share her most personal details with her fans — whether it be her history of addiction, her mental health, or even her struggles with her weight.
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Shouting. Interrupting. Baiting. Stonewalling. As the men of the Kavanaugh hearings got hot under the collar Thursday, the women remained calm and collected, including Christine Blasey Ford as she related one of the most personal and painful moments of her life.
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" Nancy Northup, president and CEO of the Center for Reproductive Rights, said Fallin did "the right thing" but also called on other Oklahoma elected officials to "stop policing women's most personal, private decisions about their families, their lives, and their futures.
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There's a reason Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation saga has exposed so much raw anger and deep sadness among women: It has struck many of them as a reminder that much of the country still doesn't take their darkest, most personal experiences seriously.
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For "the end of history...", his most personal piece of writing to date, he mined his childhood in a politically active household where—like some of his creations—he felt he was constantly falling short of his parents' ideals and expectations.
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Tarantino, famously obsessed with the history of cinema and its preservation, has recreated a world he wishes he could have worked in with such care and skill and love that, for the most part, it feels like his most personal film.
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Photo: We-VibeSmart sex toys have a single core idea: take one of the most personal and private parts of a someone's life and hook it up to a network designed for blasting information out for all the world to see.
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Because Google's assistant recommends things that are innately personal to you, like where to eat tonight or how to get from point A to B, it is amassing a huge collection of your most personal thoughts, visited places, and preferences.
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And it just kind of feels like a slumber party, where you can just like ask anything and share anything and people end up sharing their most personal stuff that they would never expect to say before they walk onstage.
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A lot has gone down over the span of 12 years and 16 seasons of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, as the famous family invited viewers to witness their most personal moments, from parenthood journeys to crushing heartbreaks.
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I believe this was an aspect of the vision she had of her own dying moments that was of utmost importance to her, and you gave her a way of expressing this most personal longing to me, a relative stranger.
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So they set out to reach them in their communities, talking to them in their language, with the belief that touching them in the most personal way possible, at churches, bodegas, bus stops and nail salons, was also the most persuasive.
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Trump launched his most personal attack to date against Mueller in a tweetstorm Sunday unleashed just two days before the special counsel's office takes its first prosecution -- that of the President's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort -- to trial in Virginia.
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Trump battles Mueller Giuliani's "New Day" interview came after Trump launched his most personal attack to date against Mueller in a tweetstorm Sunday, two days before the special counsel's office takes the Manafort case, its first prosecution, to trial in Virginia.
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"Looking ahead to the rest of fiscal 2018, we will ignite NIKE's next horizon of global growth through the strength of our brand, the power of our innovative products and the most personal, digitally-connected experiences in our industry," Parker added.
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One hundred years after first musing on, tinkering with, and ultimately leaving behind what may be his most personal work, J.R.R. Tolkien's Beren and Lúthien was finally released in bookstores across the globe on Thursday, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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"On the most personal level, wearing one's name opposes the homogenization and cultural illegibility experienced by immigrants, low-income groups, and communities of color in the United States by making hypervisible the wearer's unique identity," they write in the essay.
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Over the weekend, Trump and Giuliani launched some of their most personal attacks to date against Mueller, claiming the special counsel personally has conflicts of interest -- including an unnamed "contentious business relationship" -- that should preclude him from running the investigation.
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And we have willingly now for more than a decade given up our most personal data that is the real guts, the bloodstream for AI. You know, our personal data is the most valuable commodity in the world right now.
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After they swam, we went to breakfast and had a 90-minute conversation that covered the most personal topics — no subject was off limits and nothing was off the record — while diners interrupted them for selfies or took video surreptitiously.
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The comments are some of the most personal he has made about the Lewinsky affair since leaving office, and his first since telling NBC's Craig Melvin in June 2018 that he did not think he owed Lewinsky a personal apology.
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Voice-and-text-activated assistants help monopolistic companies further consolidate power, and they complicate the stories we tell ourselves about privacy, as we invite the eyes and ears of the world's most ambitious tech businesses into our most personal spaces.
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To borrow the title of a Tom Wolfe novel, Mr. Dunning is "a man in full," by turns majestic and cantankerous, and unafraid to look into the void and to ask the deepest, most personal questions about the purpose of life.
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He wound up choosing eight favorites, then six episodes for newcomers to start with, then a few episodes with the most personal meaning to him, and... Look, there are a lot of brilliant episodes of It's Always Sunny out there.
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For good measure, he set up a few corporations to use in different situations, in case an adversary tied him to any one L.L.C. Some of the most personal and widely tracked information we generate is through our financial transactions.
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When the Apple Watch debuted in the spring of 2015, the company marketed it as one of its "most personal devices yet," suggesting that people would use it to offload some of the personal computing we've become accustomed to doing on our phones.
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What if the missing piece for creating such a machine learning system has been a personal AI — an algorithmic angel, if you will — living and running on your most personal hardware, thus being able to learn with you like a child would.
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This year, month after month, he has drawn most of the major presidential candidates to his doorstep and championed "Medicare for All" while forcing the presidential contenders to think through the impact of their health care agendas in the most personal terms.
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Mr. Bruner-Yang was born in Taipei, and his wife, Pechseda Nak, is of Cambodian descent, so Maketto may be the most personal of his restaurants — ABC Pony, his soon to open Italian-Asian restaurant in the Navy Yard, will be his fourth.
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But this one lays bare the downsides of this tradeoff — how, despite their pledge to empower us, the platforms we live on have done just the opposite and stripped us of the agency to dictate what happens with our most personal information.
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Those limited banking sanctions were the most personal and the most galling to the then leader, Kim Jong Il. That suggests that your proposal of swingeing financial sanctions on the North and on any bank dealing with it will have the most effect.
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I had nothing to do with its making; I have never installed or opened it on my phone; and yet, I expect that this will be the most personal of the almost 400 pieces I have written for TechCrunch over the years.
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What's even more disturbing is that the algorithms we trust so much — the ones that are deeply embedded in the fabric of our lives, driving our most personal choices — continue to hack into our thought processes, in increasingly bigger and more significant ways.
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While that voice often manifested in a hushed whisper during his early work, his delivery is stronger, clearer and more nuanced than ever on Pagan—as if to underscore the fact that he's revealing some of his most personal stories to date.
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Once you've persuaded consumers to hand over their house keys and trust a Helpling booked cleaner into the most personal aspects of their home, selling them additional home services via the same brand, app and booking process is less of a challenge.
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Gunn's writing has always been full of colorful observations on the small details of city life and the oddball characters who inhabit his urban sprawl, but his newest LP, The Unseen in Between, contains some of his most personal tunes to date.
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Workplaces can no longer ignore the needs of pregnant and nursing workers, forcing them to make devastating decisions about when they stop breast-feeding their babies or toddlers, or ridiculing them for one of the most personal decisions a new mother can make.
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Under Xi Jinping's leadership, Beijing is encroaching not only on Hong Kong's political freedoms but also on the most personal ones, such as religious beliefs, as part of a larger strategy to shut down any kind of organizing outside of the party.
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He may have a gift for screwball comedy, but Green has always had a serious streak too, and this book, his first since "The Fault in Our Stars," is his most personal and serious yet — more Paul Thomas Anderson than Wes Anderson.
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What I understand now is that while intense sex, raw displays of emotion, and deep, intuitively understood pain of the most personal sort and the almost ineffable soul connections all the above suggests, is nice, it's nothing to base a relationship on.
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One of her most personal films is The Beaches of Agnès (2008), in which her fascination with beaches, recounting moments spent off the coasts of Arles, Belgium; Noirmoutier, France; and Los Angeles, California, leads to a free flowing account of her life story.
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And as the market starts to seep into our most personal relationships, and again these can be romantic or platonic, we are becoming alienated from our emotions in a really problematic way that I think has actually contributed to a broader epidemic of loneliness.
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But the sudden change in appearance could also be intended to highlight the fact that Sweetener is set to be Grande's most personal album yet, particularly in light of her harrowing experience with the Manchester bombing last year, and the post-traumatic stress that followed.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A young actress flees across the world trying to get over her affair with a married movie maker - the plot of a Korean film in competition at the Berlin Film Festival whose director says is one of his most personal, if not autobiographical.
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EIght years since her debut album, Pianoscope, Stréliski's recordings have been featured in Oscar-winning Dallas Buyers Club, HBO's Big Little Lies, and most recently, Sharp Objects—but for all the stories her music tells on screen, INSCAPE is by far her most personal.
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Run the Jewels gave Motherboard a first look at this behind-the-scenes video about the filming process, in which Killer Mike and El-P talk about why they felt VR was the right choice for "Crown," one of the their most personal songs.
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In the decade and a half since the release of their debut album Your Favorite Weapon they've become a lifeline, the alternative scene's own Radiohead, a space for fans to project the most personal of stories—or at the least, a crush on Jesse Lacey.
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I think TV is the most personal medium; it's easy to consume, you can watch it in bed and let it wash over you, and if you're watching it by yourself, it feels like it's being delivered to you as a special little treat.
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It is one of Milius' most personal movies—yes, even more personal than Red Dawn, Conan the Barbarian, or Flight of the Intruder—largely because Milius actually was an avid surfer who wanted to serve in Vietnam but was turned down due to his asthma.
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"I think it's the most personal and sincere work I've ever done," he said recently about "The Memory of Justice," a four-and-a-half-hour examination of war crimes and guilt from 1976 that focused on the Nuremberg trials and the Vietnam War.
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However, as users grant dating apps access to the most personal and intimate details of their lives — details that, in the wrong hands, can end relationships, estrange families, or worse — it is that particular subsection of our privacy nightmare that, at present, most concerns us.
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" Gabbard said her views shifted when she deployed to the Middle East, "where I saw first-hand the negative impact of a government attempting to act as a moral arbiter for their people, dictating in the most personal ways how they must live their lives.
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" Gabbard said her views shifted when she deployed to the Middle East, "where I saw firsthand the negative impact of a government attempting to act as a moral arbiter for their people, dictating in the most personal ways how they must live their lives.
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Something personal became not the most personal thing, which is awesome, because to share that is great, but then at the same time I was 17 or 18 when it all kind of went down, and that's the most uncomfortable, terrible, weird — you're 17 and like, Whaaaa!
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The personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedoms and institution, the flagrant disregard for truth and decency, the reckless provocations most often for the most pettiest and most personal reasons, reasons having nothing to do with the fortunes of the people we have been elected to serve.
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I found myself at once frustrated and relieved by my obstructed view of the proceedings in the back section of the press gallery, thankful to be hidden while my most personal bodily functions, again, were discussed by nine of the most powerful people in the country.
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Capturing everything from the making of her Joanne album and her Super Bowl halftime show performance to her role in American Horror Story: Roanoke and the aftermath of her split from fiancé Taylor Kinney, Gaga: Five Foot Two is the most personal portrait of the star yet.
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What it tells us is that even though Jony Ive and now Marc Newsom are the undisputed masters of Apple design, Jobs had a deep appreciation for the mastery of Starck, paying him the ultimate compliment by employing him to design one of his most personal possessions.
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Something personal became not the most personal thing, which is awesome, because to share that is great, but then at the same time I was 17 or 18 when it all kind of went down, and that's the most uncomfortable, terrible, weird — you're 17 and like, 'Whaaaa!
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The software is designed to run on Intel's chips, which are best known as the heart of most personal computers but which the company is aiming to sell into equipment for 5G, the next generation of wireless data networks that is being rolled out starting this year.
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"My heart immediately sank into my stomach," she wrote, adding, "This person has watched me day in and day out in the most personal and intimate moments between my son and I." The mom immediately unplugged the monitor, stuffed it in a drawer and called the police.
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Though Ms. Balazs spoke for over 20 minutes about the partners, the most personal detail she let slip was that she trades texts with Mr. Gilkes about "bathroom porn"; there's a replica of the Trevi fountain in Bunga Bunga's and foreign policy speeches playing at Maggie's.
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More importantly, the people who safeguard our elections want Americans to reconcile with a harder truth: The way we experience electoral politics is undergoing a sea change, from the ballots we cast to the outcomes we read about to the way we process our most personal decisions.
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Coming in the wake of "Lemonade," an ambitious multimedia project that was simultaneously Beyoncé's most personal and most political work to date, "4:44" finds Jay-Z in a similar mode, weaving confessional and autobiographical songwriting with big-picture perspectives on black life in the United States.
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That means the whole time that Mr. Murdoch's highly influential news organizations were covering Mr. Trump's campaign and transition, their executive chairman was entangled in a financial arrangement of the most personal sort — tied to his children's financial (very) well being — along with the president's daughter.
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Tarantino, famously obsessed with the history of cinema and its preservation, has recreated an era he wishes he could have worked in with such care and skill and love that, for the most part, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood feels like his most personal film.
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But perhaps the most significant thing we can do is also the most personal: Treat every place as if it were a small town, and give everyone the privacy that you would give to your neighbor — and that you would want your neighbor to give to you.
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Zuckerberg isn't calling Apple out by name here, but he's certainly making a dig at parts of the industry that aren't "holding firm" — and Apple is one of the companies that's holding the most personal user data in questionable locations, given the popularity of the iPhone in China.
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Tech companies hold the keys to some of our most personal information — payment details, health records, chat logs with our lovers and archives of family photos — and, as we hand over more and more private data, it becomes increasingly important that companies earn our trust by keeping it secure.
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With lyrics like "We gon' start a motherfuckin' pussy riot / Or we gon' have to put 'em on a pussy diet" and "Remember when they used to say I look too mannish / Black girl magic, y'all can't stand it," Monáe is at her most personal and most powerful.
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The personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedoms, and institutions, and the flagrant disregard for truth and decency, the reckless provocations, most often for the pettiest and most personal reasons, reasons having nothing whatsoever to do with the fortunes of the people that we have been elected to serve.
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And, getting back to the freshman Senator Kennedy from Louisiana, it was probably not lost on the man who received the most personal campaign support from Trump in 2016 that the incoming president and his most important political benefactor decided to hit Big Pharma so prominently that same day.
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The personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedoms and institution, the flagrant disregard for truth and decency, the reckless provocations most often for the pettiest and most personal reasons, reasons having nothing whatsoever to do with the fortunes of the people that we have been elected to serve.
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"People who believe that women have just as much right to make our most personal decisions as men should be joined together to speak out and call out Donald Trump for not only what he said, but for the Republican Party that largely agrees with him," she says.
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That began recently when, in her most personal project yet, she publicly confronted OxyContin's manufacturer, Purdue Pharma, and that company's longtime owners, who are also prominent art patrons: the descendants of Mortimer and Raymond Sackler, two of three physician brothers who built Purdue Pharma into a pharmaceutical behemoth.
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Mendes, who wrote the script with Krysty Wilson-Cairns, has included a note of dedication to his grandfather, Alfred H. Mendes, who served in World War I. It's the most personal moment in a movie that, beyond its technical virtues, is intriguing only because of Britain's current moment.
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After Mark Zuckerberg launched live video streaming on his platform, he told BuzzFeed News in 2016, "We built this big technology platform so we can go and support whatever the most personal and emotional and raw and visceral ways people want to communicate are as time goes on."
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"The ability to combine my browsing history and my location on the most personal and sensitive thing we own — the smartphone — with the tonnage inventory of AOL, MSN, and Yahoo is an interesting play," says Jason Kint, the CEO of Digital Content Next, a trade group dedicated to better online advertising.
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You see, Meredith, I have walked in your shoes and know without a doubt that the government has absolutely no right to interfere in this most personal and profound decision, and that anyone who thinks that a woman climbs onto that surgical table with a light heart is an idiot.
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From there, it was all quite old-fashioned, as Musgraves explains in the latest Diary of a Song episode: A Neil Young-esque chord progression captured the mood, and she began creating the vivid, autobiographical slices of life that would make the song's lyrics some of her most personal to date.
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The left-out Democrats have largely focused their ire on the rivals with the most personal wealth - specifically billionaires Tom Steyer, who will be participating in the debate, and Michael Bloomberg, a latecomer to the field who could not qualify for the televised debate because he is not taking any donations.
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To determine where Americans are able to save the most, personal finance website Bankrate calculated how much money residents in the 50 largest U.S. metro areas would need to build a six-month emergency fund, factoring in costs such as median income, monthly mortgage payments, taxes, groceries, transportation, health care and utilities.
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Not only does Amazon's "Just Walk Out" technology track and total each item that you remove from the shelf for purchase, but it also collects the data on that item — taking note not only of your most personal grocery preferences, but also which items leave the shelves and which are put back.
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"When you are 80-years-old, and in a quiet moment of reflection narrating for only yourself the most personal version of your life story, the telling that will be most compact and meaningful will be the series of choices you have made," Bezos said in his 2010 commencement speech at Princeton University.
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On Bandcamp, W00DY called the release a summation of her "most personal thoughts and feelings," which is potentially concerning when you consider the tracks themselves, each of which are marathons of fractured sampling, caffeinated drum programming, and rhythmic contortions vertiginous enough to make you wonder if something's off in your inner ear.
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" Of her latest and most personal album to date, Dirty Computer, Monáe told Rolling Stone, "I want young girls, young boys, nonbinary, gay, straight, queer people who are having a hard time dealing with their sexuality, dealing with feeling ostracized or bullied for just being their unique selves, to know that I see you.
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We feel strongly that if we were to do what the government has asked of us — to create a backdoor to our products — not only is it unlawful, but it puts the vast majority of good and law abiding citizens, who rely on iPhone to protect their most personal and important data, at risk.
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We must never meekly accept the daily sundering of our country—the personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedoms and institutions; the flagrant disregard for truth or decency, the reckless provocations, most often for the pettiest and most personal reasons…None of these appalling features of our current politics should ever be regarded as normal.
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Jayson Greene's most personal reflection on the unimaginable tragedy he and his wife endured took me back about 20 years to a chilly gray fall morning and the graveside in Queens where a 30-inch-long coffin was gently lowered into the ground, descending along with the tears of the dead child's inconsolable parents.
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Several overarching principles are emerging, reflected in the GDPR, Facebook's announcement, an how other companies large and small are looking at these issues: Anonymity: Most personal information, like names, addresses, social security numbers, and other identifiers are static and can be linked back to an individual, and as a result, are vulnerable to cyberattack.
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While drinking away months of personal and legal issues stemming from false rape allegations, he holed up back home in Omaha to write songs that became a sketchpad of a release in 23, Ruminations, and a fully realized album as Salutations in 20173, one of the best and most personal records of his long career.
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Lincoln wrote no letter that we know of about Willie's death, but his most personal utterance about grief—a letter to Fanny McCullough, whose father, an old friend, had been killed in the war—was composed ten months after the death of his son: You can not now realize that you will ever feel better.
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Her final and perhaps most personal crisis as head of the Justice Department was the case involving Elián González, the 213-year-old Cuban boy who was found floating on an inner tube off the coast of Florida after his mother and 221 others had drowned in a failed crossing from Cuba by small boat.
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Similarly, a nation using malware to interfere with a rival power's missile launches resembles, more than superficially, a hacker's plot to conscript your wireless baby monitor into a malicious botnet, and worries about pervasive state surveillance bring to mind our ambivalent relationships with the online services to which we hand over our most personal information.
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Using phrases like "Ted Cruz is for Ted Cruz" and "all talk and no action," and questioning whether the senator had delivered any results for Texas, Mr. O'Rourke took his most personal shot at his opponent when Mr. Cruz expressed skepticism about climate change and argued that Mr. O'Rourke supported higher taxes on oil.
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But it could modulate the other ways in which it asks us for our trust — perhaps deciding, as Google did, to leave the camera out of its home speaker; or not to put on stage an executive soliciting our most personal information, however well anonymized, while the investigation into a data breach affecting millions is still underway.
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But even with all that aside, isn't it a little discomfiting to think about how this deeply confessional scene in C.K.'s most personal, most groundbreaking series is all about how he's trying to get the closest thing there is to a moral figure in his works to admit she should just shut up and enjoy it?
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For those who are struggling to afford fair market rent, Lowry offered a few tips: Focus more on earning — and less on cutting things out of your life "Hearing advice like 'Don't eat out,' which most personal finance advisors give, is not helpful when you're already in such an intense situation because you're probably already doing that," she said.
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And even though the program is run by the Department of Homeland Security, federal officials say they have placed no limits on how participating companies — mostly airlines but also cruise lines — can use that data or store it, opening up travelers' most personal information to potential misuse and abuse such as being sold or used to track passengers' whereabouts.
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"I didn't really have much computer experience, but even then I found the rudimentary Mac more appealing to me than the Apple II." Compared to most personal computers at the time — which used command line interfaces that were too technical for many users to understand— the Mac adopted a much more user-friendly graphical interface (GUI).
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We must never meekly accept the daily sundering of our country -- the personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedoms, and institutions, the flagrant disregard for truth or decency, the reckless provocations, most often for the pettiest and most personal reasons, reasons having nothing whatsoever to do with the fortunes of the people that we have all been elected to serve.
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We must never meekly accept the daily sundering of our country - the personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedoms, and institutions, the flagrant disregard for truth or decency, the reckless provocations, most often for the pettiest and most personal reasons, reasons having nothing whatsoever to do with the fortunes of the people that we have all been elected to serve.
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This Tax Day or as my fellow CPA's refer to it as, the date prescribed in Section 6072 as the date that returns under section 6012, 6013 or 85033 for persons reporting on the calendar year must be filed on or before, we Americans prepare to send our most personal financial information to the Federal Government in hopes it doesn't get compromised.
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We must never meekly accept the daily sundering of our country — the personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedoms and institutions, the flagrant disregard for truth or decency, the reckless provocations, most often for the pettiest and most personal reasons, reasons having nothing whatsoever to do with the fortunes of the people that we have all been elected to serve.
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"Under Scott Lloyd's leadership, an office tasked with caring for young, vulnerable women in our country's custody has been turned into an 'ad hoc' testing ground for the Trump-Pence plan to interfere with women's most personal health care decisions and take away women's constitutional right to safe, legal abortion," Murray, ranking Democrat of the Senate Health Committee, said in a statement Thursday.
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"We must never meekly accept the daily sundering of our country, the personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedoms and institution, the flagrant disregard for truth and decency, the reckless provocations — most often for the pettiest and most personal reasons, reasons having nothing to whatsoever to do with the fortunes of the people that we have been elected to serve," he said.
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Flake warned against this kind of behavior becoming common in Washington politics, and described it as unhelpful to American voters: The personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedoms, and institutions, and the flagrant disregard for truth and decency, the reckless provocations, most often for the pettiest and most personal reasons, reasons having nothing whatsoever to do with the fortunes of the people that we have been elected to serve.
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Those four films will all be remembered for a whole host of various reasons; the nostalgic 9th from Quentin Tarantino, his most personal; the final (probably) collaboration between four masters of cinema in Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Joe Pesci; an outright perfect film from Bong Joon Ho; and the comic book movie that defied all genre expectations and delivered Joaquin Phoenix his inevitable Oscar.
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" (Ugly roses won't work for this, obviously.) As students pass the rose around the room, each removes a petal until that poor, sad rose has none, at which point the teacher informs the assembled flower-mutilators that the petal-free rose is like someone who's had a bunch of sex — because "Each time a sexually active person gives that most personal part of himself or herself away, that person can lose a sense of personal value and worth.
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In the past, Trump has said that the NSA should be given "as much leeway as possible" to the extent that the agency can do what it has to do without violating the Fourth Amendment; two of his top picks for leaders of law enforcement and intelligence agencies have argued that expanded surveillance is needed in the US. The clashes between government and Silicon Valley, which holds the keys to our most personal bits of digital information, have only just begun.
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Read more:Mac Miller was known for brutally honest lyrics that explored addiction and death — here are his 10 most personal songsAriana Grande describes her &aposall-consuming&apos grief since Mac Miller&aposs death — and the &aposyears of work and fighting and trying&apos to keep him soberAriana Grande&aposs new album is full of revealing lyrics, samples, and apparent Pete Davidson references — here&aposs every detail you may have missedAriana Grande tweeted the words &apostrash&apos and &aposliteral bulls---&apos after Cardi B won the best rap album Grammy over Mac Miller
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Here's how this breaks down by spend:$150,000-$399,143: A $450 credit toward Amazon Home services like unpacking, cleaning, and furniture assembly, plus: an Echo Dot, an Echo Show, and a Ring Doorbell$400,000-$699,000: A $1,000 credit toward Amazon Home services, plus: aforementioned products as well as a Sonos Beam and an eero WiFi$700,000 and up: A $1,500 credit toward Amazon Home services plus: 14 Amazon products and 12 Kasa LightbulbsIs it worth spending any amount of money to get a couple thousand bucks' worth of free Amazon products to suck up information about you in your most personal spaces?
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-85033 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE laid into Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE with his most personal and toughest criticism since the GOP presidential campaign began, calling him a "pathological liar" on Tuesday who doesn't understand the difference between the truth and lies.
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