Wheeldon's ballet, too, is his saddest, and his most profound.
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It was just the most profound performing experience I've ever had.
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My most profound experience with remoteness came quite far from home.
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And she jettisoned her most profound beliefs to gain presidential power.
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Below you'll find some of Andrew's most profound bits of wisdom.
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This is the most profound article I have read in years.
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It was one of the most profound moments of my life.
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The questions posed by these experiments are the most profound possible.
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I had the most profound experience I ever had in my life.
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Yet even this argument tiptoes around the most profound case for immigration.
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But the most profound gift that dyslexia has afforded me is empathy.
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We send you our most profound sympathy, however inadequate that may be.
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The first effect I noticed was the simplest and perhaps most profound.
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It's given me some of the most profound eating experiences in Japan.
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The most profound division may be over the nature of bias itself.
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One of Professor Thaler's most profound findings involves the importance of fairness.
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The most profound change has been the growth in the private sector.
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It was, to this day, the most profound moment of my life.
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Save your deepest, most profound conversations for Sunday, when the moon enters Cancer.
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But it is in India where WhatsApp has had the most profound effect.
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It might be the most profound political statement from any celebrity this year.
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Perhaps the most profound was a unique sort of control over their destinies.
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He may have saved his most profound impact on the nation for last.
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But the most profound changes have been in the shape of society itself.
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But the most profound vacations are the ones in which we reinvent ourselves.
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We have guidance on avoiding obsession as you pursue your most profound interests.
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The most profound rupture, however, occurred between Perrine-Gifford and her older brother.
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The most profound retreat from the city remains actually retreating from the city.
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This kind of cooking is built on that most profound of flavors, memory.
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Some of the most profound moments in 2010s television were delivered via cartoon.
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For me, these are some of the most profound issues facing America today.
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It was, undoubtedly, one of the most profound workdays I have ever had.
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This simple statement is one of the most profound discoveries in medicine to date.
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"She was one of the most profound readings of the entire show," said Henry.
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Out of these influences, Knight says, long-term diet has the most profound effect.
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"They recognize more often than not that what's unspoken is most profound," he said.
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Theory of mind is at the root of some of our most profound experiences.
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Am I being deprived of one of life's most profound connections to the soil?
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I'll be experiencing one of the most profound journeys of my life with this person.
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The second one is the most profound—it has a creamy and extremely nutty flavor.
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The wines that stay with me are not always the best or the most profound.
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The most profound danger here is to the deep structure of American society and politics.
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BONUS: Nick Offerman reads the most profound shower thoughts Have something to add to this story?
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And some of the most profound debates in physics at that time had a philosophical nature.
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This new Trump universe could be one of the most profound opportunities for leaders and CEOs.
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We wanted to arrive at the most profound truth, not the superficial truth of anthropological data.
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US (CNN)NASA is making it easy to send your most profound thought into the universe.
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The most profound impact will be on businesses attempting to break into the large American market.
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The perception that Clinton is corrupt is one of her most profound handicaps as a politician.
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Yet this is also where the real-time identification by the viewer can be most profound.
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The indisputable fact is that private charities have made the most profound changes in people's lives.
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Their beauty was bodily, in the most profound sense, in the saddest and most wonderful sense.
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It is the most profound of several moves he has made this month to undermine Obamacare.
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The Civil War is the most profound and bloody example but far from the only one.
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Legitimacy connects directly to the third, most profound legacy of the McGovern-Fraser era for our own.
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This simple chart shows the most profound shift that's occurred in the US sporting landscape so far.
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He's also experienced some of the most profound meals in the most remote communities around the world.
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I think that's the most profound thing about the show, and there's not a lot of that.
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"She is an actress who has had the most profound influence on my work," said Cate Blanchett.
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The most profound difference between the two sides was over references in Skopje's national constitution, Kotzias said.
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LONDON — Professor Stephen Hawking grapples with some of the most profound and complex questions known to humankind.
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In said case, its actions would also represent the most profound island heist since gold and sugarcane.
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They are feeding us in the most profound ways and we've lost our way of honoring them.
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Thus we have the "black hole information loss puzzle," perhaps Dr. Hawking's most profound gift to physics.
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The most profound experiment in human communications in all of our history is taking place right now.
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But with patience, tenacity and luck, we can catch a glimpse of nature at its most profound.
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To me, this makes "Mary Jane" the most profound and harrowing of Ms. Herzog's many fine plays.
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Only a fraction has gone to institutions where the storm had its most profound impact: Puerto Rico.
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Most profound, perhaps, is his recollection that even as a child his nightmares did not feature clawed monsters.
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Theron's claims point to beauty as a barricade between her and the most profound Hollywood roles—not parenting.
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This is precisely why the Hound is poised to have the most profound character arc on the series.
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Education proved to have the most profound effect on those who thought their scraps would go to landfill.
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"In this day and age, the experience is the most profound art form that there is," Wynn says.
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Lower rates have the most profound effect on borrowers with larger loans, and that was clear last week.
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It's through real life experience you will have your most profound, I would say most powerful emotional experiences.
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Ms. Waller-Bridge deploys an ace stand-up's sense of timing to plumb this most profound of paradoxes.
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Housed on the biggest-selling gospel album of all time, the recording may be Ms. Franklin's most profound.
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Du Bois identified slavery as the fundamental cause of the war and emancipation as its most profound outcome.
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Zelensky, Putin and Trump will need to set forth just where their most profound priorities—and loyalties—lie.
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He shaped her sound and style; some say he had the most profound influence on his daughter's life.
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But it may be in the midterm Senate contests where this trend could have its most profound impact.
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But the most profound reaction to this reporting on his taxes is almost certainly occurring inside Trump's own mind.
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"(G)errymandering is, as so many Justices have emphasized before, anti-democratic in the most profound sense," Kagan wrote.
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But its most profound effect may well be on the biggest decision that most people make—choosing a mate.
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Since the 0003s, the HIV epidemic has had one of the most profound and sustaining impacts on global health.
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Since the 1980s, the HIV epidemic has had one of the most profound and sustaining impacts on global health.
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Steve's character evolution continues to be one of the show's most profound gifts, and Season 3 is no exception.
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In the wake of the Arab invasion in the seventh century A.D., Iran experienced its most profound cultural renaissance.
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It happens when founders rationalize problems until it's too late and put off dealing with their most profound challenges.
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The two details — range and recharge time — were crucial, and they dispelled the most profound doubts about the truck.
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One of this year's most profound and challenging video games is now something you can play on your phone.
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We actually have probably more than any other community the ability to do that at the most profound level.
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The past 12 months have seen one of the most profound and prolonged declines in market volatility on record.
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Zwerg, now 79, says that his time as a Freedom Rider was the most profound period in his life.
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I had the most profound experience at that party; it was nothing like anything I had ever been to.
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Most profound technological change happens "gradually and then suddenly," to quote Hemingway on bankruptcy in The Sun Also Rises.
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Even when intellectual, moral and spiritual power are under siege, they have the potential to be the most profound.
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The best wines of the year were not always the most profound, but the bottles that captured a moment.
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The most profound lesson of Obama's presidency is about the transformation he promised, and how that transformation was delivered.
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Since the 21990s, the HIV epidemic has had one of the most profound and sustaining impacts on global health.
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I did not see Chekhov as either a religious or spiritual writer, but rather as the most profound humanist.
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For her, the work's violent moments were also its most profound, reflecting the darkness of Mr. Ratmansky's source material.
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We are well into the twelfth year of the most profound and prolong economic recession America has ever seen.
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But should the European Union continue to weaken, the most profound repercussions will be felt farther east and south.
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The most profound and awe-inspiring example of these is Franco's final resting place, the Valley of the Fallen.
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But most profound was bitterness that they, the Cuban people, would remain pawns in the U.S. domestic political debate.
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Where is the chunk where the characters you're writing about are going to have the most profound personal change?
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The most profound example of a lack of political will from the UN down to national governments is Syria.
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Nixon's order to summarily dismiss Mr. Cox thus raised a most profound question: Was the president above the law?
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It's a chance to perfectly articulate your strategy on the brink of your most profound state change as a company.
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Perhaps the most profound reality check came today from French Senator Nathalie Goulet, vice chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Some of his historical conclusions will be controversial, but this is French intellectualism at its most profound — and most useful.
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The most profound way this is expressed is through a 1986 shiny new wave song that recurs throughout the film.
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Phenomena The most profound recent development in men's clothing concerns the millimetric adjustment of a garment first sold in 1900.
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Megan Hellerer, mentioned earlier, says that leaving her dream job was the most profound and transformational breakthrough of her life.
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In her resignation letter, she wrote that the State Department is experiencing the "most profound moral crisis" in its history.
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Her effect was at its most profound on Sunday afternoon in "Episodes" (conducted by Andrews Sill), a seemingly simple role.
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"Greenglass happened into the most profound kind of exposure, and that's what fascinated me about using him," Mr. Greenberg said.
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The world is not changed for his appearance or his passing, and that might be Baldur's Gate's most profound argument.
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That interview had the most profound impact on my dad, he later shares, as we sit down to chat again.
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Artificial intelligence is the single most profound shift in software in a decade, Adobe CTO Abhay Parasnis told Business Insider.
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Together, the two examine relationships and mortality, and suggest ways to navigate life's most profound challenges with grace and humor.
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This is the novel's most profound contribution, and the insight that links Sweetbitter most thoroughly to the contemporary restaurant scene.
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The most profound memory I have from my childhood, is burning down my house at 6 years old. Wow. Really?
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The most profound experiment is in the way he tests how these things can fit Bach's famous 90-minute score.
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"We want to express our most profound and everlasting gratitude to President Trump," said the former Democratic governor of Illinois.
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With every new release, Korean superstars BTS seem to become more candid about their biggest joys and most profound fears.
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It is one of the most profound fissures of the modern political era and has upended politics in Europe, too.
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The stars are our oldest promise of order in the universe and the most profound symbols of our possible destiny.
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The winners were selected based on those "making the most profound impact on both industry and culture," the magazine said.
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He gets the most profound bliss and joy because he hangs in there with the void, with the seeming darkness.
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It's time to start worrying more about what could become the most profound geopolitical shift of the post-Cold War years.
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From how we both got started as designers, to the lessons that have had the most profound impact on our careers.
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But for all the talk around Trump's presidency, it is in Europe where this decade's most profound political changes could occur.
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"Probably the most profound tech change for consumers over the last 10 years is how good consumer devices are," he said.
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The most profound change to Monster Hunter World, however, is structural — there's no longer any distinction between online and offline play.
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As is the case with Popovich in San Antonio, Minnesota's most profound influence and essential cornerstone may be the its coach.
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The shutdown will have the most profound — and smelly — effect on the lives of those who live in the nation's capital.
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There's been, I think, the most profound display of collective cowardice that I've ever seen in terms of a legislative body.
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"One of the most profound experiences of my life was when my dad passed away when I was 19," she writes.
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"We started studying economics in the middle of one of the most profound crises in the history of Mexico," Herrera said.
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The Pour The best wines of the year were not always the most profound, but the bottles that captured a moment.
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As isolating as social-distancing feels, it is also bonding in the most profound way: We are all in it together.
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Paradoxically, he also finds his own isolation, loneliness and melancholy to be revealed in greater detail by the most profound wines.
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Without the shield of my notepad, I could feel and respond to what is essentially one of life's most profound moments.
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After doing some serious reflection and not-very-serious research, I've concluded that spring may be the most profound of the seasons.
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Mr Morgen compares it to the moon landing, one of "the most profound intersections of wilderness and civilisation that has ever happened".
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It's called simulator sickness, is virtually identical to VR motion sickness, and might be the most profound problem for VR to overcome.
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It's a well known fact that everybody has their best ideas, their most profound thoughts, in the hours after a night out.
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Of all the celebrity cameos in Spice World, Meat Loaf's is the most profound because it leads to the film's best gag.
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Then there's the Toy-Con Wind Pedal, which might be the simplest of all the models, but maybe also the most profound.
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Some of the most profound disconnection I've felt from fellow human beings has occurred after just having shitty sex with another person.
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In the last twenty years, Midwesterner Zak Khutoretsky, AKA DVS1, has become one of the most profound techno DJs in the world.
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The most profound reason to make that purchase—yes, the one you're thinking about right now, even if it's a candy bar!
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It is the assertion that Trump's legal representatives should be allowed to vet Mueller's report that carries the most profound implications, however.
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It is something to celebrate: at holiday time, of course, but always, and is therefore the most profound gift of all. video
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And one of the most profound lessons he taught the city was: Your most important restaurants don't have to be your fanciest.
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To sit on the sidelines during each of these downturns would mean missing out on some of the most profound price rebounds.
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The increase in polarization in this country is one of the most profound, well documented, and disastrous trends in American civic life.
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The update to Apple Maps will likely be one of the most profound changes, which my colleague Chaim Gartenberg tried in June.
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For all its frank exploration of sexuality, the most profound sentiment in "A Boy's Own Story" is a particular kind of innocence.
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Yet hip-hop wasn't the most profound thing altering the landscape of the Marcy Houses and the surrounding area in the 1980s.
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This is not the most profound notion in the world, certainly, but it's one The Night Of weaves throughout its second hour.
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But perhaps the most profound impact of Memories is that you won't have to interrupt what you're doing to share it to Snapchat.
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The most profound trends in the IT landscape are, of course, the rapid adoption of cloud services and growing mobility of the workforce.
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Talk about some of the people you encountered during this and what you thought were the most profound technology issues during this time.
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Grief can be emotionally and physically crushing -- and the death of a child is one of the most profound losses humans can face.
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These may be the most profound changes to the army's structure since Turkey's foundation, says Doruk Ergun of EDAM, an Istanbul think-tank.
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It's by far one of the most profound impacts of the GDPR on our digital lives and on our digital freedom of movement.
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He wanted to discuss Madewela's reflections on pain, which were by far the most profound things they had heard this week, he thought.
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One of the most profound faults in human intelligence is our tendency to project our own species as the paragon of evolutionary sophistication.
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The story begins with our hero, Charlie Brown, standing on the baseball mound, the site of so many of his most profound failures.
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To those of us who believe climate change is the most profound challenge of our age, our discovery is both illuminating and disheartening.
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But every gesture of midcentury Romanticism in "The Girl From Venice" is a received one, repackaged and presented as the most profound wisdom.
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"The image of yourself entering my room once or more a day is most profound and comforting," he once uttered into his Dictaphone.
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Perhaps the most profound lesson of Crosby's book is how lonely pain is, how it can subvert all your other forms of relation.
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I didn't realize how much of an impact we had on people's lives until then—it had the most profound effect on me.
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But Issa's most profound step toward self-improvement just might be her new willingness to relinquish her ego and reach out for help.
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One of the most profound things about fashion is that it is this catchall industry that combines a lot of different creative outputs.
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People have been able to form a connection with their works as if they were reminded of the most profound reason to exist.
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The most profound of these is that the uneven nature of the recovery compounded a long-term imbalance in the accumulation of wealth.
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But for Chase Johnsey, the most profound moment of his career was finally being able to blend in amidst a sea of corps dancers.
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If Mr Trump manages to keep America out of an immediate economic crisis, the long-run effects of his presidency will prove most profound.
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Beyond the obvious targeting of Apple, the most profound and harmful effect of this ruling will be on investment and job creation in Europe.
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But perhaps the most profound influence was that the timing of their collaboration coincided exactly with the election of Donald Trump and its aftermath.
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Fewer places is that reality more stark than in Iraq and Afghanistan, which remains one of the most profound challenges facing the Trump administration.
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One of the most profound mistakes, I think, was Congress shifting toward austerity and producing a set of manufactured crises that hurt the economy.
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I MEAN, WE HAVE SEEN THE MOST PROFOUND CHANGES IN THE CONSUMER, IN THE CUSTOMER BASE, IN THE CHANNEL PENETRATION, IN OUR COMPETITIVE ACTIONS.
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Let's be clear about this as well: The women who rise against this abuse are demonstrating the most profound courage in taking their stand.
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The most profound lesson that I discovered from playing in a wide array of bands was the power of pluralism in our diverse democracy.
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According to the exhibition's curators, it is intended to present the most profound and thorough academic investigation into Nahui's life and influence to date.
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Any form of spiritual life must therefore be animated by the anxiety of being mortal, even in the most profound fulfillment of our aspirations.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Engaging all our senses and triggering childhood memories of family, food is a most profound representation of identity.
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D.C.: Of course, women of color, including the great poet Audre Lorde, are some of the most profound writers on erotic transformation and revolution.
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And now Mr. Fink is sounding an alarm on a crisis that he believes is the most profound in his 40 years in finance.
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Gregorius, for his part, didn't seem overly phased, even during the time of his most profound struggles and most intense displeasure from Yankee fans.
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" He adds: "Since Friday she was kind of in a comatose stage and she would come out of it to say the most profound things.
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And that speaks to perhaps one of the most profound foreign policy differences between Obama and his possible heir to the mantle of Democratic leadership.
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Levine also shared that the most profound thing he learned on the show came early on, when he realized he had an area of expertise.
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Some of the scientists who made the most profound changes in terms of humanity—Isaac Newton, Nikola Tesla, Niels Bohr—were looking at alchemical material.
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" Ultimately, Kardashian looks to the strength she learned when processing her dad's death, which she calls "one of the most profound experiences of my life.
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We're closing distance with the most profound event that a planetary ecology can encounter, which is the freeing of life from the chrysalis of matter.
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As costs related to climate change surge, "insurance is going through probably the most profound challenge it's faced yet", he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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One of the most profound changes, Kolimago said, is the shift away from the old brokerage orientation of beating the market investing to meeting objectives.
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Toomey on Sunday called the Republican effort "the most profound tax reform in over 30 years," saying it would spur investment from overseas and domestically.
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During his eulogy for McCain, Bush also remembered the senator's ability to see his most profound ideological opponents as human beings who loved their country.
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"Exercise and diet are the two most profound and easily implemented interventions we have in our environment that can reduce our cardiovascular risks," he said.
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But not to worry, Zimet doesn't think this is a way to exploit the deaths of two of hip-hops most profound rappers, or anything.
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The research shows once you hit the age of 65, you go through the most profound asset class shift since you were in your 2.53s.
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"I offer you most profound apologies," he told the journalist in a video call that was shown on Deutsche Welle, the German station Gonzalez worked for.
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A group of theoretical physicists from France and Mexico has offered a fun new what-if for dark energy, one of physics' most profound outstanding mysteries.
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He makes me laugh more than anyone, has the most profound wisdom to share and all the bits in between from the diversity of his being.
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Liu believes that software is the most profound medium for expression and economic value creation, but up until Airtable, it wasn't really accessible to most people.
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"Beyond the obvious targeting of Apple, the most profound and harmful effect of this ruling will be on investment and job creation in Europe," he said.
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"Beyond the obvious targeting of Apple, the most profound and harmful effect of this ruling will be on investment and job creation in Europe," Cook said.
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How and if information gets in or out of a black hole is now one of the thorniest, most profound and hotly debated questions in physics.
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But many Indian liberals fear that the B.J.P.'s overwhelming victory in 2000 marks the most profound threat to India's democracy and pluralism since its founding.
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Born George Lewin in 1879, he was called "the most profound idealist I have ever encountered" by his first wife, Jewish-German poet Else Lasker-Schüler.
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"For me the most profound thing about the index is the ability to use it ... to better understand the qualities... which create peaceful societies," Killelea said.
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"For me the most profound thing about the index is the ability to use it ... to better understand the qualities ... which create peaceful societies," Killelea said.
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Instead, the most profound gift you can give to another mother is to hear and see her, suspending judgment and skepticism even if for a moment.
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The most profound claim of every religion is to make sense of the whole of existence, including, and perhaps especially, circumstances marked by suffering and tribulation.
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It was probably one of the most profound moments I have had as an actor—where the world collided with the work, and it was seamless.
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Go has been around for thousands of years, and AlphaGo has sparked one of the most profound shifts yet in how the game is played and studied.
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News of Morrison's death spread across social media Tuesday morning, where people have been showing appreciation for the author by sharing some of her most profound quotes.
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The Vixen has stated, multiple times, that the most profound and important conversation on the season, and perhaps the entire show, about racial optics, was edited out.
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I will take to the grave the moments we shared talking, playing music and collaborating as some of the most profound and memorable moments of my life.
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The GDPR is starting to roll it back, but the most profound changes will take years to play out, potentially reshaping the web as we know it.
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The idea that human beings possess the right to terminate pregnancies or engage in same-sex activity transgresses the most profound tenets of a sacred belief system.
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We will take to the grave the moments we shared; talking, playing music and collaborating as some of the most profound and memorable moments of our lives.
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I first heard Sabotage when I was seventeen, and it wasn't the first Sabbath album I'd heard, but it had the most profound impact on me mentally.
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Of all the ways Trump has changed politics and the presidency, his "me first, second and last" view of the world is the most profound and troubling.
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This season two scene with Tyrion and Varys is probably the single most profound discussion of the sources of political legitimacy that you'll find in television history.
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"This case raises one of the most profound issues which can face a democratic society governed by the rule of law," the IPT said in its ruling.
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My dog does not talk, but he does look directly into my eyes and it's in these moments where we reach our most profound cross-species understandings.
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It may not have been the most profound observation because I think that was sort of being discussed online, but it wasn't just a tweet about it.
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Toyota's new business foray underlines the challenges facing even the largest global automakers as they confront some of the most profound technological changes for automobiles in a century.
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But she taught me the most profound lesson: No matter who you are, your partner could wake up one day and not be in love with you anymore.
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"After my first experience with magic mushrooms, it felt like my depression went away overnight—it was the most profound and beautiful experience of my life," says Painchaud.
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The most profound irony in this post election period is that it may take government force in the form of police to ensure that peaceful transition of power.
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Yet the most profound impact of the embassy relocation is the way it diminishes the United States' capacity to act as a mediator in Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.
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Talking to our gadgets would change the way we interact with technology in the most profound ways, if everyone were on board with how it was being done.
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We believe that the most profound and potentially the most radical politics come directly out of our own identity, as opposed to working to end somebody else's oppression.
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Dark matter is thought to make up about 27 percent of the universe and characterizing this elusive substance is one of the most profound problems in contemporary physics.
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Overall, software development is experiencing the most profound shift since we founded Insight Venture Partners, thanks to a container-enabled micro-services revolution that is in full swing.
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" Calvin Tsao Working as a young architect in Pei's firm before forming his own, Tsao & McKown, Mr. Tsao recalled that "he was one of my most profound mentors.
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One of Pixar's most profound strengths has always been confronting the bittersweet along with the purely sweet and funny, in stories that kids and parents can watch together.
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The most profound alarm may be from the perception that officials, especially the leader of the world's largest economy, the U.S., are not tackling the challenge head-on.
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The development with the most profound signal about the future of the global economy has not been the steep drop in the stock market over the last week.
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Some of the most profound flavors come in the side dishes, like a thick, jet-black mash of kali jira seeds, better known in the West as nigella.
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"The most profound thing I've ever heard a teacher say is that many technologies build a barrier between us and the kids but this seems not to," said Chavez.
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But those who swear fealty to originalism play a legal fool's game by pretending that the most profound societal changes somehow cannot or should not factor into present decisions.
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A third of volunteers in a study rated the mystical experience it induced as the most profound of their lives, and another third put it in the top five.
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The combination of ride-hailing and autonomous-driving technology confronts carmakers with "the most profound challenge to their business models in a century", declares a recent report from BCG.
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Trump's most profound insight has been that the authority conferred by celebrity in modern American culture -- which is mainly exploited for commercial gain -- can be transferred directly to politics.
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"As the entire banking value chain is being challenged, the payments sector has seen the most profound transformation," noted Sebastian Siemiatkowski, Klarna's co-founder and CEO, in a statement.
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We were raised by our mother to believe that creativity can work as a way to connect with the most profound part of yourself and also something outside yourself.
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In 2014, a CNBC panel named Hassan to a list of those who have had the most profound impact on the world of business in the previous quarter century.
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If that doesn't sound scary to you, then you don't know Mr. McDonagh, who understands that the most profound shock effects are often rooted in life's most mundane elements.
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Some of my most profound friendships have been made in enclosed spaces, like rehearsal rooms or classrooms, where one must stay for a prescribed amount of time before bolting.
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"I have believed for a long time that the most profound social change comes from the grass roots but also the most lasting social change," Mr. de Blasio said.
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Among the most profound consequences of Mr. Johnson's proposed Brexit deal, analysts said, is that it could strengthen the centrifugal forces that were already pulling apart the United Kingdom.
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Speaking of which, I plan to walk over it soon, since the most profound change of life without a car is the amount of time I spend perambulating places.
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One of the most profound promises we can imagine is a world where people start by believing survivors — that is, listening to what happened without doubting, judging, or questioning.
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Carrère's most profound exploration of that kind of nourishing aloneness came, in part, out of a 2004 vacation in Sri Lanka with his son, his girlfriend and her son.
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It's related to a problem that scholars and advocates call "Holocaust trivialization:" the minimization of one of the most profound historical evils through cheap and commonplace references to it.
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In the four decades I have been working as a physician, I have seen many changes, but this one has been the most profound for me and for my patients.
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Brooklyn rapper Joey Bada$$ crafted one of the most profound and accessible songs of his career on his culturally conscious single "Temptation," from his acclaimed second LP, "All-Amerikkkan Badass."
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The beauty of good old fashioned lightNow let's talk about that second future: the future that will have the most profound effects on developed countries that already enjoy wireless connectivity.
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WHEN historians of the future study the ways information technology affected people's lives in the late 20th century, they will surely recognise e-mail as one of the most profound.
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The Great Decline was one of the most profound social shifts in the last 25 years of American life, but scholars still haven't reached a consensus on what caused it.
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Celie and Shugg are two characters from Alice Walker's cultural encyclopedia of Southern black life whose queer relationship was one of the most profound and reflective to appear in literature.
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Of course, because some of the most profound achievements of the book are deflections or metaphors or reflections of the human condition, or a peculiar aspect of an extreme experience.
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The lack of standardization robs us of a common understanding of each emergency's most profound toll and deprives some families of the federal funeral assistance they are entitled to receive.
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Choosing the gift of life for another over the needs of our own is perhaps the most profound example of sacrificial love, and it is the very reason we march.
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" "This would be, I think, the most profound violation of the presidential oath of office, certainly during this presidency, which says a lot, but perhaps during just about any presidency.
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Most profound, though, is this: After years of Tea Party demands for smaller government, Republicans are now pushing up against a growing consensus that the government should guarantee health insurance.
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" When she announced the new policy at the company's warehouse in New Jersey she said it was "some of the most profound hours of my life, let alone my career.
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"This case raises one of the most profound issues which can face a democratic society governed by the rule of law," the judges in the majority wrote in the decision.
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"Around the World in a Day," his first album post "Purple Rain" is largely a forgotten piece of work (outside of the hit "Raspberry Beret"), but one of his most profound.
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Most of the actors that do play apes have told me that it's been one of the most profound things they've done, because you have to be so honest with yourself.
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Sandusky's conviction was "one of the most profound injustices in the history of American jurisprudence," Lindsay wrote in a statement, saying he would bring the case to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
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This is undoubtedly the most profound development in the electronic music/puppy community since we became aware of Seth Troxler's dog's instagram, and a much more palatable festival-trend than headdresses.
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"The most profound dovish shift from the Fed since 2016 and more constructive trade talks between China and the US were positive catalysts," IIF economist Jonathan Fortun wrote in a note.
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But no matter where you fall on the spectrum, weed is now legal in Canada, and that's the most profound drug policy shift the country has seen in nearly a century.
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They are ethically forbidden from going to the dark recesses of the human mind that he probed, but people still want them to answer the most profound questions about human relations.
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If conservatism is really a reactionary ideology, it means that its most profound moments and its greatest intellectual touchstones are going to be forged in the crucible of a revolutionary challenge.
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The challenge is most profound for conservatives now with the discovery that the people most responsive to their message against same-sex marriage are those multicultural communities they've spent years attacking.
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Travel with him from an isolated Tibetan village in his childhood to worldwide standing as a spiritual and political leader of one of the world's most profound and complex cultural traditions.
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" After one bit of dialogue from Claire Clairmont, Mary's stepsister, there's an author's note in all caps that reads: "This is the most profound thing Claire has said in her life.
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These distances, which synthesize the need for speed, power and endurance, are events in which raised testosterone levels can have the most profound influence on performances, the sport's top officials say.
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Since Raúl Castro assumed the presidency from his brother Fidel in 2008, one of the most profound changes in Cubans' lives has been the loosening of restrictions on their travel abroad.
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If the whistleblower complaint is accurate it "would be, I think, the most profound violation of the presidential oath of office, certainly during this presidency, which says a lot," Schiff added.
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The most profound alarm may be the perception that the overseers of policy are not adequately committed to the challenge, especially the leader of the world's largest economy, the United States.
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Whatever else we think about it, the drama of conception leads to the most profound joys and sorrows, the most ardent hopes and expectations, and the most visceral fears and anxieties.
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Although hiding likes could have been an abrupt, unwelcome change, users appear to be loving it, and it might become one of the most profound changes the platform has made in years.
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Often the arts are a safe haven for these students, and let's be honest — we wouldn't have some of the world's most profound and impactful art if it weren't for LGBTQ people.
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This is reflected in one of the most profound concerns around UBI—the impact it could have on people in poverty and people facing additional costs in their day-to-day life.
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Bonus points go to the candidate who can connect his or her work with the Founders and tie policies to the high-minded ethical principles shaped by our most profound religious traditions.
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Mira Nair's inspirational chess drama Queen of Katwe is remarkable in the simplest but most profound way: it's an American film about Africa that doesn't feel like it was made by tourists.
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Linking to an American Conservative blog post on high schoolers' and millennials' smartphone use, titled "Deforming Teens' Moral Imagination," Scarborough tweeted: Our smartphone culture impacts young men in the most profound way.
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"This would be, I think, the most profound violation of the presidential oath of office certainly during this presidency, which says a lot, but perhaps during just about any presidency," he added.
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He endured torture, including beatings with rubber hoses and copper cables, that his military debriefer later characterized as the most profound abuse sustained by any American service member since the Vietnam War.
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But in the plays of Foote, one of the theater's great chroniclers of dispossession and denial, people have a way of signaling their most profound fears without even knowing they're doing so.
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Even as Congress balances two of its most profound powers — authorizing war and impeaching a president — the looming Iowa caucuses also create a remarkable convergence heading into Trump's fourth year in office.
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Touch is the first, and perhaps most profound, language we learn when we're very young, says Tiffany Field, director of the Touch Research Institute at the University of Miami School of Medicine.
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Though it is sometimes exhausting, Saba finds that helping others access the most profound moments in their lives in turn provides her with a deep sense of connection and purpose in her own.
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President Donald Trump: My fellow Americans, tonight I speak to you from the east room of the White House regarding one of the most profound responsibilities of the President of the United States.
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THE global economy faces many threats, but security, or geopolitical risk, is perhaps the most profound; it was a world war, after all, that ended the first great era of globalisation in 1914.
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The most profound enchantment for the collector is the locking of individual items within the magic circle in which they are fixed as the final thrill, the thrill of acquisition, passes over them.
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It's maybe the most profound lesson that Groundhog Day offers, and it's a good one to reflect on, even if it's one of the most basic principles of being a well-adjusted human.
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From DJI's Drones to Blockchain being used to change transactions online, and personalized medicine to artificial intelligence, we live on the threshold of the most profound changes that could also become pointless distractions.
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You guys have let your infrastructure crumble, except for one area where we have beat the planet Earth's history, the most profound infrastructure on the planet Earth ever build out to do what?
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Indeed, it is not the supposed ancient sectarian conflict between Sunnis and Shiites but the contest between Wahhabism and mainstream Islam that will have the most profound consequences for the region and beyond.
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But I think one of the things he said that was most profound is we've never had an experiment with all the world talking to each other in a digital format and instantly.
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But, even as the field probes ever more deeply into the ways that blood serves living tissues, my colleagues and I are no closer to unravelling the oldest, most profound mystery of blood.
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President Donald Trump, who has fractured truth and carved deep political divides over a turbulent three years in office, now faces one of the most profound challenges of any recent Oval Office holder.
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But some of Jay-Z's most profound and revelatory songs are in fact about being black in America, and I wanted a visual artist who explored similar ideas in his or her work.
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Perhaps most profound, the cerebral cortex allows us to create and inhabit a simulation of the world as it is, was and might be; an inner theater that we can alter at will.
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Last week Belew achieved one of his most profound career milestones when Piper, Pixar's short film that preceded last year's box-office hit Finding Dory, won the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film.
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If a husband describes his most profound ethical transgressions to his wife, she is free to seek protection from him, or at least free to share what he has told her with someone else.
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What he came up with is perhaps the most profound achievement yet in a young but already important career; "Life" befits an artist who earlier this year won the prestigious $300,000 Gilmore Artist Award.
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One of Pixar's most profound abilities has always been confronting the bittersweet along with the purely sweet and funny, in stories that kids and parents can watch together — and Onward delivers on that promise.
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For me, one of the most profound things about this [experience of making the film] is that within the camp, people learned that power came from listening to each other and believing each other.
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Today, on a planet awash with conflict and displacement — 68.5 million people worldwide were forcibly displaced by the end of 2017 — the crises in Democratic Republic of Congo still rank among the most profound.
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This free movement that allows a person to drive from Portugal through Spain and France into Italy and then onward into Austria is one of the most profound and potent symbols of European unity.
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When it comes to the Republican Party and Mr. Trump, the most profound and dangerous shift has occurred not in policy but in the province of disposition and demeanor, temperament and cast of mind.
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But at the core of "Die Walküre," the second of the four "Ring" operas, is something far more intimate: one of the most profound depictions of a father-daughter relationship in all the arts.
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Internet and Higher EducationThe IoT can begin disrupting the education process as early as kindergarten and can continue to do so through 12th grade, but perhaps the most profound effects occur in higher education.
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And while the benefits of desegregation are most profound for black and Latino low-income students, diversity also helps white students by exposing them to children of different socioeconomic backgrounds and broadening their perspectives.
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Late last month, President Trump met with advisers to consider what could be among the most profound decisions of his presidency: a peace plan with the Taliban after 18 years of fighting in Afghanistan.
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HISTORY Mr. Blight, a professor at Yale University, was cited for "a breathtaking history" that traced Douglass's transformation from runaway slave to one of the most profound thinkers on race, equality and American identity.
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The other book I urge on everyone is Karl Popper's The Open Society and Its Enemies, which still seems to me the best-argued, the most profound, philosophical defense of liberalism that we have.
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The final and most important step in this case, and the one that will have the most profound impact on the citizens of this country, will not come with the maximum level of public access.
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A third of the 36 patients in a trial carried out at JHU rated its effects as the most profound spiritual experience of their lives; a further third said it was in the top five.
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Most profound has been the steady drumbeat of our nation's most decorated combatant commanders testifying on Capitol Hill over the past several months, underscoring the critical role that diplomacy and development contribute to protecting America.
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Already, his bags barely unpacked from his overseas trip, across Europe, a host of new declarations and scenarios are playing out that will do little good for the United States and its most profound interests.
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"In already difficult times, the Department of State is experiencing what I and many believe is the worst and most profound moral crisis confronting career professionals and political appointees in the Department's history," Chang wrote.
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In the coming year, we must set goals and a timetable for the most profound and in-depth corrective action program in history and show what true equality for all Americans means and looks like.
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His most profound experiences with wine seem to have been so poignantly personal that readers may feel like an audience listening to the most articulate guru in the world without actually feeling the spirit themselves.
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"This speech was moving, and it was hard to keep emotions under control because the president hit Poland's most profound notes," said Pawel Lisicki, the editor in chief of Do Rzeczy, a right-wing weekly.
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Starring a smashing Laurie Metcalf as a middle-aged Nora Helmer, Sam Gold's witty, heartfelt production straddled the centuries, while reminding us of the singular power of theater to initiate the most profound of conversations.
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Even so, Mr. Trump can be credited with prompting, however inadvertently, the most profound period of press self-assessment in decades — and it comes at a period of unusual financial peril for the mainstream media.
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One of the less noted shifts in global politics -- but probably the most profound in its long-term impact for us all -- is the emergence of Xi Jinping's China as the world's great champion of globalization.
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What I found to be the most profound during the visit was not only the strength and resilience of the people of Texas, but the compassion and sense of community that has taken over the State.
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"If a country, even one with which we've had the most profound differences, is prepared to engage seriously and credibly in answering the demands of the international community, we are also prepared to engage," Blinken said.
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"What I found to be the most profound during the visit was not only the strength and resilience of the people of Texas, but the compassion and sense of community that has taken over the state."
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In comments to reporters published by the Washington Examiner, the California Democrat said Pelosi's marathon speech, borne using a House procedure called the "leadership minute," was one of the most profound in the history of Congress.
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When you are dedicated to the whole truth in any given moment, you live life in touch with your deepest and most profound inner parts; allowing you to be the full expression of who you are.
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But the paper offers a useful framework for understanding why psychedelics can produce such remarkable results, with many people in clinical studies ranking their psychedelic journeys as one of the most profound experiences of their lives.
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I think that for anybody that's dealt with a range of chronic ailments, from depression to chronic pain, one of the most profound and devastating things about it is that it is sort of without cause.
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The most profound shift of recent weeks, however, may be Beijing's move from negotiating the best deal possible to hunkering down for an epochal, systemic contest that Chinese officials fear will long outlive the Trump administration.
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Mr. West was at his most profound in 2005 when he said George Bush doesn't care about black people after that president did a flyby of the poor and black victims of New Orleans's levee failure.
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"We want to express our most profound and everlasting gratitude to President Trump," Blagojevich told reporters and curious onlookers as he stood outside his home on Chicago's North Side, flanked by his wife and two daughters.
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What all of the experts agreed on was this: Intimacy with other people — whether it's a spouse, a family member or a friend — is one of the most profound ways to be happier, healthier and calmer.
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The integration of "invisible" technologies that we can't directly see but still interact with is going to drive some of the most profound developments, power shifts and overall restructuring that's ever occurred in the tech industry.
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How much else will change, how much time BioWare will be given to enact change, is unknown, but one of the most profound differences about playing games in 2019 is, at least, the certainty of that change.
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This determination is one defining characteristic of those who made CNBC's 2014 list of the 25 people who had the most profound impact on business and finance since 1989, the year the business news network went live.
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Hiroshima has unleashed great literature — starting with John Hersey's unparalleled account in The New Yorker, published in 1946 while the city still lay in ruins — and some of the most profound moral debates of the 113th century.
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The report made a good case for magic mushrooms' ability to cure depression and addiction; many control-group patients in the study swore the drug took them on some of the most profound "journeys" of their lives.
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The most profound challenge to the White House's new occupant would be if Moscow made a move in one of the Baltic states, which are members of NATO but are also home to substantial ethnic Russian minorities.
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The loss of a child is one of the most profound losses and feels out of step with the natural course of life, says psychiatrist Ravi Shah of Columbia University Irving Medical Center in New York City.
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So as the world recoils at reports that the Saudis sent agents to Turkey to kill and dismember a Saudi dissident journalist with a bone saw, Mr. Trump faces the most profound test of that trade-off.
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The ultimate outcome of this process could depend on Democrats' ability to draw a straight line between the president's actions and the most profound concerns of the authors of the Constitution about the abuse of executive power.
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" What's more, "the rise of the Empire and the perdition of Anakin Skywalker are not the end of the story, and the inverted chronology turns out to be the most profound thing about the 'Star Wars' epic.
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Although her tool has received more attention for its potential to eradicate human diseases and make so-called "designer babies," Doudna thinks its most profound applications won't be on humans but rather on the food they eat.
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He learned how to read when he was an indentured servant at a book binder, never was formally educated, and came up with the most profound physical and mathematical discovery of the 1900s and couldn't do math.
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Some of her most profound entries are printed in full: "I see the world being slowly transformed into a wilderness, I hear the approaching thunder that, one day, will destroy us too," she writes on July 15th 1944.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One of the most profound dilemmas that comes into play when one is an immigrant to a place where one is relentlessly, reflexively made the other, hinges on the question of visibility.
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In embodying these values, Sikhs have made the most profound contribution to the life of this country, and continue to do so, in every imaginable field, just as you do in so many other places around the world.
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Grassley, who is spearheading one of the most profound changes to the federal judiciary in modern history, had already played a central role in confirming a record number of circuit court judges and Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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Addressing a George W. Bush Institute event in October in New York, former President George W. Bush, who I never supported throughout his public life, gave one of the most profound and important speeches in modern American history.
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The love languages might be cheesy, but their most profound wisdom is an underlying truth that Chapman might not have even meant to convey: Asking for love is the worst, he suggests, but we need to do it.
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"This would be, I think, the most profound violation of the presidential oath of office, certainly during this presidency, which says a lot," said Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the Democratic chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.
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"In already difficult times, the Department of State is experiencing what I and many believe is the worst and most profound moral crisis confronting career professionals and political appointees in the Department's history," Chang wrote in her letter.
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Caracas, Venezuela (CNN)Crowds collect water from dirty streams, nurses pump ventilators by hand in darkened hospitals and charities struggle to feed children as Venezuela continues to suffer the dire effects of its most profound blackout in decades.
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Juan's role is one of Moonlight's most profound, as it shows the audience that just like anyone else, black men—even those that you might expect to be bad, like drug dealers—have the ability to be good people.
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"The most profound legacy of #HamiltonBway will be that it has set a table for strangers to connect, to have meaningful conversations," the 34-year-old, who won a Tony for his role as vice president Aaron Burr, continued.
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Though my time with Resident Evil 7 in VR produced the most profound motion sickness I've ever experienced with the technology to date, it's my hope Capcom's able to figure out the kniks by the end of next month.
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The greatest mystery and most profound comic delight of the NFL's rise to prominence over the last decade and change is seeing how oafishly, cravenly un-human the league can be while continuing to crush its own revenue records.
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The sharing will deepen, from handshakes to confidences, and from cigarettes to kisses and other mouthly charms, concluding in the most profound exchange of all, whispered from a few inches' distance and proclaimed in the title of the movie.
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The exhibition, O mais profundo é a pele ("The most profound is the skin"), explores the sociocultural context surrounding these tattoos, from the people who wore them to the physicians who recorded them with such a stern sociological gaze.
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Some of this memoir's keenest pleasures come from a series of portraits that demonstrate how the author's most profound associations and friendships have been with women, whether Nina Bourne or Nora Ephron or the British literary agent Deborah Rogers.
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Smith: Obviously, we know each other's rhythm and we actually don't socialize together outside of our work, but there really is the deepest, most profound love and respect for what each person brings to their work, to that process.
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Mr. Clape (pronounced klahp) was one of a pantheon of midcentury winegrowers in the northern Rhône whose wines, though made initially for the local market, were eventually celebrated internationally as among the most profound expressions of the syrah grape.
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" Since coming forward in 2014 in a Vanity Fair essay after years out of the spotlight, Lewinsky has been heartened by the rise of the #MeToo movement, which she calls "the most profound shift I've seen in my lifetime.
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And Trump would be wise not to let the hotter heads of his administration, anxious to confront a China that will hardly shrink from defending its own most profound interests, steer America's course in a tense and dangerous region.
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For well over a half-century, Mr. Sanders has remained fixated on one of the most profound heartbreaks of his childhood: his beloved Dodgers decamping for parts west after the 1957 baseball season, when the presidential candidate was 16.
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"With all of this activity related to the search for life, in so many different areas, we are on the verge of one of the most profound discoveries ever," Thomas Zurbuchen, NASA&aposs former administrator, told Congress in 2017.
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As we all grew increasingly inseparable from our electronic devices over the past decade, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided stepped in to provide incisive commentary on the cyborgification of society in the most profound way possible: catchy soda machine slogans.
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In Beacon, N.Y., the Dia Art Foundation has been undertaking a quiet but considerable broadening of its collection — and made its most profound new addition this summer, with an impeccable new display by Lee Ufan, Korea's most significant sculptor.
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Britain has succumbed to the populist virus because it decided to apply the most powerful tool in the populist toolbox—the referendum—to the most profound question in British political economy—its relationship with its main political and economic partner.
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As the feminist authors of the Combahee River Collective put it baldly in their influential 1977 manifesto, 'the most profound and potentially most radical politics come directly out of our own identity, as opposed to working to end somebody else's oppression.
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I've been half a dozen times at least to this buffed jewel of an exhibition, one of the most profound I have seen on the first years of photography and the legacy of 6853th-century art in 21st-century life.
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The German elections exemplified that of all the crises that have hit the European Union in the past decade — the eurozone, Brexit, the war in Ukraine — the refugee crisis will have the most profound impact on the European Union's future.
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"All of science will suffer from the loss of its collection, but in Brazil the most profound suffering may well be the loss of history and heritage," said Ellen Futter, president of the American Museum of Natural History in New York.
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This essay by Bill Wasik introduces a package in The New York Times Magazine that looks back at how we got here: Perhaps the most profound force at work upon the internet right now is the simple passage of time.
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Bangkok's biennale has set the stage for its return in 2020 with the simplest of words and yet the most profound statement of how art can define a city — and redefine what it means to be racy and taboo in Bangkok.
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That doesn't just mean clicks or even app installs — Jaffer said "the most profound shift" for Vungle has been getting access to post-install data, so it can measure whether its ads bring in users who actually open an app and spend money.
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And yet, if that day ever comes and humans are faced with the mind-blowing reality that we are not alone in the universe, the news could usher in one of the most profound changes in the history of our planet, theorizes Tarter.
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Related: Republic of Congo Accused of Bombing and Killing Civilians Amid Post-Election Unrest "The ongoing protests in Gambia are undoubtedly the most profound, most sustained act of public defiance against Jammeh since he seized power over two decades ago," Smith said.
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Though Cartman helped normalize anti-Semitism (+22197) and hippie hatred (+21), and the idea of freezing yourself to wait for a video game release (+21), it was the ManBearPig (+21) episode that may have had the most profound impact on the world.
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Profiled here by Artsy, a new book titled The Short Story of Photography by Ian Haydn Smith chronicles some of the most profound artists that have shocked the world of photography and forever changed the way we view the world around us.
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Passionate about photography both in his work and personal life, his most profound contribution to the artistic community and the world is the iPhone which, in less than a decade, has changed both the art of photography and the industry around it.
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"Maybe we can win high-profile races because Wisconsin still leans slightly Democratic, but at the level where Walker has produced the most profound change, it may prove very difficult to turn that around," Paul Maslin, a longtime Democratic pollster in Madison, said.
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As I lay in a dome with meditative lighting, a subwoofer purring below me, SoundSelf gave me one of the most profound experiences I've ever had in VR. I chanted into a microphone and my voice directly influenced the visuals before me.
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This was not the most profound evening: Mr. Bronfman emphasized the textures more than the depths of the ninth sonata, and the surprise burst out of quiet tenderness in the third-movement Andante wasn't the emotional explosion it can (and should) be.
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When Mr. Slahi's memoir was published, Mark Danner wrote in The New York Times Sunday Book Review that it was "the most profound account yet written of what it is like to be" collateral damage from the American response to the 2001 attacks.
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A close friend recently finished her PhD thesis, which is one of those milestones that's both an occasion for joy and an opportunity for some of the most profound, "Well what the hell do I do now?" dread it's possible to experience.
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Through multiple lineups they continued to release albums until the early 90s; and Rodgers and Edwards were responsible for many of modern's music most profound moments as producers and songwriters—working with everyone from Diana Ross, to in Rodgers' case, Daft Punk.
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" William J. Bratton, the former police commissioner in New York City and Boston and a former chief in Los Angeles, said in an interview that Professor Kelling had "been the most profound influence on American policing in the last 40 or 50 years.
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CHICAGO/MONTREAL (Reuters) - A collapse of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to scrap, could create the most profound disruption for U.S. farmers who produce grains, meats and dairy products sold to Canada and Mexico.
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Yet as is made clear by the troupe's exquisite "A Pink Chair (In Place of a Fake Antique)," which opened on Wednesday night at the Performing Garage in SoHo, the Wooster Group is among the most profound sentimentalists working in theater today.
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"Jiri Belohlavek was the most devoted and to my mind the most profound proponent of Czech orchestral music in the world today," Michael Beckerman, the Carroll and Milton Petrie Professor of Music at New York University and a Czech specialist, said by email.
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The most profound piece of this — the trend that I find fascinating — is that every year, people look at this and say, these are the products and services that are right now being transacted on these multisided platforms, but there's a limit.
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Several vulnerable precedents may have been on Justice Breyer's mind, but his lone citation in the closing paragraph—to Planned Parenthood v Casey, the 1992 case reaffirming Roe v Wade—suggested that his most profound worry involves the future of abortion rights.
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All of these wishes give a good view of the ping-ponging breadth not only of Wayne's psyche but of human nature: Who among us doesn't often wish for the most profound societal changes and the simplest materialist aims in the same breath?
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Well it's nice to know other folks in this world share our dreams and aspirations and have the wherewithal to see them through, because maker-extraordinaire and YouTube personality Simone Giertz has unveiled her newest and most profound automated creation yet: a butt-wiping machine.
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Levine, who is currently fighting it out with coaches Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, and Jennifer Hudson to create his perfect Voice team, says the most profound thing he learned on the show came early on, when he realized he had an area of expertise.
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There is no room on the soundtrack for "The Show Must Go On", "Innuendo", "Too Much Love Will Kill You", "These Are the Days of Our Lives" or "Only the Good Die Young", some of the most profound lyrics that the band ever wrote.
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He should emphasize the seismic and dramatic power of this reform and suggest that every American would have access to the most profound improvement in health care since the creation of Medicare, which would give the most progressive Democrats 90 percent of what they want.
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When Mr. Slahi's memoir was published, Mark Danner wrote in The New York Times Sunday Book Review that it was "the most profound account yet written of what it is like to be that collateral damage" from the American response to the 2001 attacks.
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" This is something Measham returns to frequently, pointing out that the most profound changes are taking place nowhere near London, the supposed hothouse of progressivism in the UK. "The further you get away from the capital, it seems, the more radical the initiatives can be.
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Perhaps the most profound effect of Scavino's countless iPhone videos and photos is that they served as proof to so-called "shy Trump supporters" that they were not alone — that they were in fact (regardless of what the mainstream media reported) poised to make history.
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" Schiff acknowledged that it's not clear yet whether Trump's alleged pressure on Ukraine is at the center of the whistleblower complaint that set off this controversy, but said that it would nonetheless be "the most profound violation of the presidential oath...perhaps during any presidency.
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That was perhaps the periodic table's most profound use: By simply arranging the atoms in a specific way based on their properties, chemist Dmitri Mendeleev was able to accurately the predict the existence and properties of three undiscovered elements based on the holes in his table.
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But the summit will also serve as a fascinating focal point for the impact of AI; an abstract board game created thousands of years ago in China is now right at the center of what could be one of the most profound technological developments of our time.
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In the moment of making one of the most profound decisions of my life, I found my mom's offer more comforting than working at a company that offered fully paid maternity leave benefits or having a partner who does more than his fair share around the house.
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The show cannot imagine that perhaps, the most profound way Patty could seek vengeance would be to love herself at any size, to be seen by a love interest as lovable at any size, to see herself as beautiful because of rather than despite her fat body.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai, speaking at a taped television event hosted by MSNBC and The Verge's sister site Recode, said artificial intelligence is one of the most profound things that humanity is working on right now and compared it to basic utilities in terms of its importance.
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According to the Washington Post, Graham had requested that his and his wife's caskets be made by prisoners at the penitentiary after preaching there in 2005, a request that a prison warden later described as providing prisoners with the "the most profound" opportunity to celebrate their faith.
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"We've had the opportunity to yield time to Leader Pelosi, and while she certainly came in to oppose this bill that we have before us, having yielded one minute to the leader is the most profound one minute probably in the history of this institution," Waters said.
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Knowing he was Hazara was hardly the most profound insight, something learned earlier that day from a few conversations; that he felt validation from so little reminded me how we — all of us — don't even have to work that hard to meet people part of the way.
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One day my name will be linked to the memory of something monstrous [ etwas Ungeheueres ]—to a crisis like none there has been on earth, to the most profound collision of conscience, to a verdict invoked against everything that until then had been believed, demanded, held sacred.
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" The technological revolution of the 21st century is as consequential as the scientific revolution, argued Seidman, and it is "forcing us to answer a most profound question — one we've never had to ask before: 'What does it mean to be human in the age of intelligent machines?
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The increase in size of candidate fields over the past two cycles is likely the product of several things working in tandem, the most profound of which may be changes in technology over the past two decades that have made it easier to run for president.
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In Mr. Khatteeb's view, many of the most profound changes under consideration by the government have become necessary: a tax system, the substantial whittling of government payrolls, and a reduction in the fuel subsidies and monthly food rations — sugar, tea, rice and cooking oil — that every Iraqi citizen receives.
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FROM PEN: Figure Skating Star Nancy Kerrigan Opens Up About Her 6 Miscarriages Rauch recounts the moment she found out she had lost her baby, calling it "one of the most profound sorrows I have ever felt in my life" that "kickstarted a primal depression that lingered" in her.
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Perhaps the most profound thing Trump has done is show how many movement leaders and Republicans in Congress are out of touch with Republican voters: There's a massive cohort of Republican voters who are socially conservative and culturally reactionary but fiscally liberal, even if they don't know it.
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Several days ago, with some of the most profound and important words written since the election of Trump, former first lady Laura Bush wrote in The Washington Post of her opposition to Trump's policy of detention of immigrant children that separates them from their loving moms and dads.
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In the next few months we can create the biggest, most profound change to our system of government since the Bill of Rights, the 13th Amendment ending slavery, the 19th Amendment giving women the right to vote or the 2023th Amendment giving the vote to 18 year olds.
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"This is a new lens on one of the most profound shifts in human history: when humans go from being part of nature to being drivers of environmental processes," said Eric Guiry, the lead author of the new study and a PhD candidate of anthrozoology at the University of British Columbia.
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But one of Davies' most profound works as a writer was the season 4 Doctor Who episode "Turn Left," which features an alternate reality in which the Doctor (David Tennant, at the time) dies before his time, and the entire universe slowly but surely turns to garbage as a result.
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This aggressive and all-encompassing attempt to sabotage all investigations over many months has had the judicial impact, for which the president bears ALL responsibility, of pushing into election year one of the most profound and consequential constitutional decisions since John Marshall took the oath of office as chief justice.
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"We believe that the most profound and potentially most radical politics come directly out of our own identity, as opposed to working to end somebody else's oppression," reads the 1977 statement of the black feminist Combahee River Collective, one of the key documents in the development of contemporary U.S. identity politics.
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The business leaders, politicians and engineers who made the subway all those years ago understood that promise, and it remains the most profound message of the system even in its decline: The city can be built, and the people can come, and they can thrive — millions of them, then millions more.
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"[T]he President's offenses, including his dereliction in protecting the integrity of the 2020 election from Russian disinformation and renewed interference, arouse once again the Framers' most profound fears that powerful members of government would become, in Hamilton's words, 'the mercenary instruments of foreign corruption,'" the group says in the letter.
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That criticism is also something that Schwab attempts to acknowledge, as well (at least according to his prepared remarks): Globalization and capitalism are seen as the main reason for people's anger, but the most profound anxiety comes from disruptive new technologies such as robotization, big data, distributed ledger, artificial intelligence, and many more.
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The battle between Mrs Thatcher and Mr Heseltine was one of the most profound struggles of the 1980s: Mr Heseltine was the leader of the Europhile "wets" who emphasised the virtues of public spending and co-operation between business and industry and who wanted to take Britain into the heart of Europe.
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The Daily Show host, who has to crack jokes about awful news four days a week, found himself equally horrified and heartbroken in the face of this particular incident — but somehow he ended up delivering, through his stark grief, some of the most profound moments of his tenure on the Daily Show.
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On the wood floor of the apartment, the two ladies who served as Monsieur Etienne's acolytes had chalked in intricate swirls the veve of the great lord Damballah, a pair of snakes whose intertwined forms explained the most profound mysteries of the universe, if one had eyes to see and sense to understand.
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The US today is experiencing the most profound demographic change since the turn of the 20th century, with minorities already comprising a majority of all students in the K-12 public school system nationwide; demographers project that as soon as 2020 kids of color will comprise a majority of all Americans under 18.
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"My father taught me that even our most profound losses are survivable, and it is what we do with that loss, our ability to transform it into a positive event — that is one of my father's greatest lessons," Edward Jr. said after his father lost his own battle with cancer in 2009. 10.
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"The question of whether there is life beyond our solar system, or are we alone, is possibly one of the most profound we can ask ourselves, and one that many people (not just scientists) have been asking or a very long time," said Kate Isaak, the project scientist for CHEOPS, in an email.
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Pompeo said the committee will conduct "one of the most profound reexaminations of the unalienable rights in the world since the 1948 Universal Declaration," of Human Rights was adopted by the United Nations, declaring that "all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights" and are entitled to a series of rights.
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There have been startling developments that have won Nobel Prizes and begun to answer the most profound questions people have been asking about human thought as far back as Aristotle and Descartes: how the brain could be the mind, exactly what it is about the machinery of neural circuitry that constitutes thought and cognition.
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Yorke said this morning that "Bloom" was initially inspired by the first series of Blue Planet—"the idea of discovering life that humanity doesn't know about is to me one of the most profound concepts," he told Zimmer—but the reworked version is more in line with the pretty-colored wonderment of the BBC documentary.
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The most profound political change in 85033 is that the Trump presidency and the GOP rule in the House and Senate that produced bills that most Americans oppose and many consider legislative monstrosities, fomented a powerful and growing resistance that provoked a huge turnout from anti-Trump and anti-GOP voters in elections throughout 2017.
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In her list of great revelations provoked or inspired by dreams, however, she omits one of the most profound and far-reaching—the hexagonal structure of the benzene molecule, which the nineteenth-century chemist August Kekulé claimed to have discovered after a dream or reverie in which he saw a snake biting its own tail.
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It is possible to imagine a suite of ameliorative policies—some combination of a high welfare floor, more open borders, enlightened unions in the German mode, a basic income or a share in the nation's capital stock—but any flicker of optimism a reader might feel runs straight into politics, where Mr Avent's pessimism is at its most profound.
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Watching MacDonald lie back almost gently onto the ground was a heartbreaker beyond what I'd ever experienced as a fight fan, something almost unbearable to watch—to see a fighter that vulnerable and that thoroughly broken, past the point of will to mitigate—a rare flash in a brutal sport of the most profound and undeniable human connectedness.
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Here are the final paragraphs of his book, which are some of the most profound things Wayne has probably ever written and a good way to close out this Weed Week, with the reminder that the greatest drug of all isn't a drug at all: Art: Tha Carter IV artwork and photo by Rafael Castillo via Flickr Follow Kyle Kramer on Twitter.
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In an increasingly post-truth era—where Kid Rock's nascent Senate bid is endorsed by the 53rd Governor of New York and jurors are dismissed from trials for voicing their distaste with the way Martin Shkreli "disrespected the Wu-Tang Clan"—determining what does and does not constitute a "taco" is a Sisyphean task, bound to induce an existential crisis in even the most profound of thinkers.
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ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates – If one strains hard enough to listen in the humid heat of this oil-rich kingdom, one can hear the rumblings of the most profound event for global energy markets and the world economy, not only for this year but perhaps for this era: It is the decoupling of the world's two weightiest economies, that of China and the United States.
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But I had already read many of those, and they had left me convinced that she has been quietly conducting, from that vexed and ever-expanding blot on the American fabric where white and black bleed into each other, one of the smartest, funniest and most profound interrogations of the racial madness that governs and stifles our national life that I had ever encountered.
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"In this novel, Patrisse Khan-Cullors and Asha Bandele, one of the cofounders of the Black Lives Matter movement, tell the story of growing up black in America, documenting stories of survival, strength, and how they came to become the activists to launch one of the most profound movements of the 21st century," said Dominic-Madori Davis, a luxury lifestyle fellow for Business Insider.
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And while the composer distanced himself from readings of the symphony that would reduce it to the horrors of the second World War, it's hard to swallow the dissonance between a video game about American soldiers tearing it up across the European theater and a symphony of such profound sorrow and loss that was written after someone was unable to musically come to grips with one of the most profound tragedies of human history.
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