Pelosi "is running the most sophisticated political warfare, the most sophisticated political disinformation campaign," he added.
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""She's running the most sophisticated political warfare, the most sophisticated political disinformation campaign, and they're winning right now.
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They're the most sophisticated things put together by man, ever.
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And that was one of the most sophisticated biometric hacks.
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"These are the most sophisticated companies in America," Klobuchar said.
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The new index may be the most sophisticated so far.
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Reiley explained that it's the most sophisticated AI algorithm today.
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Lone, the home secretary, is among Shamsie's most sophisticated creations.
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Out of all the sandwiches, this was the most sophisticated.
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That's the most sophisticated aircraft in the world, jet fighters.
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We have the most sophisticated weaponry of intelligence available to mankind.
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The device has been touted as the world's most sophisticated telescope.
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Where do you find the most sophisticated and exciting consumer hardware?
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The banks here were also the most sophisticated of the sophisticated.
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They were trying to make the most sophisticated bionic arm possible.
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This is the most sophisticated, subtle chile relleno you've ever had.
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Good luck evading the most sophisticated alarm system in baseball history.
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"The most sophisticated groups are going into this area," she said.
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"The most sophisticated weaponry we have is our guns," he says.
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Similar magnets also are essential to our most sophisticated military technology.
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Narratively speaking, this is easily her most sophisticated and ambitious novel.
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But today, even the most sophisticated prosthetic hands provide no kinesthetic feedback.
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It draws together the most sophisticated dataset yet about US vehicle trips.
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They're, in fact, one of the kremlin's most sophisticated and favored developers.
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China is organizing what is easily the world's most sophisticated persecution campaign.
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In some ways, this is the most sophisticated part of the program.
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It had the most sophisticated regeneration system and the fastest charging time.
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One of the most sophisticated pieces of cyberespionage software we've ever seen.
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But the unwritten rules governing dibs in Chicago are the most sophisticated.
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However, human error can always render even the most sophisticated systems redundant.
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Its commercial capital, Almaty, is the region's most sophisticated and vibrant city.
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"We built the longest bridges, the most sophisticated tunnels," Mr. Cuomo said.
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Those phones, released in 2012 and 2016, lack Apple's most sophisticated encryption.
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He molded her into one of the most sophisticated hostesses in Paris.
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Here are some of the most sophisticated online scams on the internet.
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Some of America's most sophisticated ASAT technology is in development as we speak.
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It's not the most sophisticated cocktail, but boy does it hit the spot.
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There, China's government has built one of the world's most sophisticated surveillance states.
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It's still one of the most sophisticated and valuable companies in the world.
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"The U.K. is unquestionably the most sophisticated media market in Europe," he said.
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Judging by company brochures, Cellebrite may keep its most sophisticated capabilities in-house.
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According to NASA, the underwear is the most sophisticated diaper in the world.
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We developed what is today the most sophisticated nuclear arsenal on the planet.
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Yet the El Segundo plant is among the most sophisticated of its kind.
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Technology companies are still among the largest and most sophisticated corporate energy players.
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But even the most sophisticated researchers have little sense of how they work.
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But even the most sophisticated systems can have a fundamental flaw: human error.
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Furthermore, the bags cause major problems for even the most sophisticated recycling facilities.
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The Arrow 3 is the most sophisticated anti-ballistic missile system in the world.
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It's not the cheapest drone on the market, and it's not the most sophisticated.
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Waymo almost certainly possesses the most sophisticated autonomous technology in this increasingly crowded field.
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The world's most sophisticated image search, with a measure of context awareness thrown in.
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Their new single "Fool If" is their most sophisticated take on that sound yet.
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Some of the most sophisticated work in The Creative Commons is from Creative Growth.
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And when we meet them, they'll be far most sophisticated than humans can understand.
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The 11 most sophisticated online scams right now that the average person falls for
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It's one of the show's most sophisticated and most intricately filmed gags about selfishness.
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"[Iran] is now among our most sophisticated nation-state adversaries," Olsen told the Times.
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Our most sophisticated crime-predicting algorithms may not be as good as we thought.
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It is the newest, most sophisticated form of attack threatening our national security today.
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The most sophisticated equipment he could use for the task was a crude microscope.
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The iPhone 11 Pro, announced earlier this week, is Apple's most sophisticated smartphone yet.
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"Dolphins naturally possess the most sophisticated sonar known to science," the program's website says.
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"Her assassination was the most sophisticated in the history of modern Rio," he said.
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The most sophisticated financial models and the fastest-moving trading algorithms are flying blind.
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So why is Louisiana — and, by proxy, abortion's most sophisticated opponents — taking this approach?
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Indeed, they may well not even wish to risk using their most sophisticated weapons.
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The most sophisticated form of cell death, however, is unlike the other two types.
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It makes its most sophisticated components in Switzerland and at another plant in Italy.
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We seeded little 3-D printers around their offices, the most sophisticated engineering pods.
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And that doesn't reflect the shape that the most sophisticated security breaches are taking today.
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However, neither of those projects involved one of the most sophisticated computers in the world.
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But it is also susceptible to extreme volatility, even in the most sophisticated of economies.
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"We are looking for the world's most sophisticated marketers from the global 5000," he added.
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At just 70 pounds, it was the most sophisticated such device humanity had yet conceived.
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Russia is widely believed to have the most sophisticated cyber capabilities among NATO's traditional adversaries.
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Circa Now The etiquette of the empty nest can bedevil even the most sophisticated parent.
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He did not defraud Theranos investors, who were among the most sophisticated in the world.
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The most sophisticated hack of American data took place at the Office of Personnel Management.
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The most sophisticated mountebanks employed a hodgepodge drawn from science, alchemy, astrology, myth and philosophy.
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BMW has long been one of the most sophisticated political operators in the United States.
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"Specifically, I've always said Russia was the most sophisticated actor in this arena," Nunes added.
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And then there are the most sophisticated puppet masters of all: the billionaire Koch brothers.
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The Su-57 is Moscow's most sophisticated military jet and comes equipped with stealth capability.
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The US is home to some of the most sophisticated multinational companies in the world.
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His style was unique and can't be fully understood except by the most sophisticated players.
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This is the Apache helicopter, one of the most sophisticated weapons in the fight against ISIS This is the Apache helicopter, one of the most sophisticated weapons in the fight against ISIS Apache helicopters are some of the most sophisticated weapons on the battlefield in the fight against the Islamic State group, and have played a critical role in the ongoing offensive to recapture Mosul, one of Iraq's most strategically important cities.
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He had by far the most sophisticated policy platform on the high-profile issue of immigration.
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Sometimes they don't always express it in the most sophisticated ways but I love the passion.
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China has long operated the world's most sophisticated online censorship mechanism, known as the Great Firewall.
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After a 22013-year boom, one of the West's most sophisticated industries faces a difficult future.
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Doppler Labs Here One is one of the most sophisticated augmented reality devices on the market.
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The most sophisticated warning system in the world is in Japan, but it's nowhere near perfect.
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Cyber criminals are determined and always looking for ways to pierce even the most sophisticated systems.
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Leung at BlackRock noted, however, that inverse funds are best left to the most sophisticated investors.
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China has long operated the world's most sophisticated online censorship mechanism known as the Great Firewall.
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READ MORE HERE >>Wall Street's most sophisticated, high-speed traders are growing hot on fintech investing.
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"Our trading clients are amongst the world's most sophisticated investors," said Renee Calabro, a bank spokeswoman.
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"We've just handed over the most sophisticated surveillance apparatus ever created to a fascist," said Cyril.
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However, most sophisticated traders and institutions already accomplish this objective through the use the futures market.
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Even the most sophisticated warehouse robots can't yet pick and package simple orders on their own.
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He could be very funny, like a child, the world's most sophisticated child — and jaded child.
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The Alabama peanut butter caper was not the most sophisticated jailbreak, but it did the trick.
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The most sophisticated attackers almost always start with methods the public doesn't think of as sophisticated.
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"Riyadh will welcome the opportunity to increase its share in Africa's most sophisticated economy," said Soltvedt.
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SNAP is among the most sophisticated social safety net programs in the world—and it works.
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Fitch views the fund liquidity risk analysis framework as among the most sophisticated it has seen.
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"The VA is the largest, most sophisticated integrated health system in America," one hospital leader said.
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It was, researchers said, the most sophisticated spyware they had ever uncovered on a mobile device.
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Though England did not have the most sophisticated draftsmanship skills, the collection is disarming and entrancing.
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The most sophisticated statistical techniques currently available for evaluating NBA performance are not kind to Mr Westbrook.
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In lieu of apologizing for the tweet, Trump went for the most sophisticated alternative: he deleted it.
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"Arguably, bats have the most sophisticated powered flight mechanism among animals," the paper reads in its introduction.
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The firm has raised $1.4 billion from some of the most sophisticated value-add investors and partners.
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Neither had the regulator detected asbestos during testing in 2010 using the most sophisticated testing techniques available.
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The world's largest, and possibly most sophisticated indoor farm -- where greens grow without sun, soil or water.
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Here are four things to know about one of the most sophisticated Earth-observing spacecraft ever launched.
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"I think the most sophisticated and reasoned gun supporters will not be surprised by this," Jena said.
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It has a heavily used payment app and some of the most sophisticated fintech in the world.
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Not bad for a city with one of the most sophisticated public transport systems in the world.
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Lemonis said he often finds that even the most sophisticated business owner doesn't really know their numbers.
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Gamers turn out to be better at figuring out that logic than even the most sophisticated simulations.
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It's also fitting that a claim so assured would be on his most sophisticated work to date.
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Meanwhile, the open-source community's efforts are quickly democratizing access to the most sophisticated machine learning algorithms.
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When I was a kid, I thought Soleros were the most sophisticated ice lolly known to humankind.
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Their well-honed training and commitment to rigorous response capabilities are the most sophisticated in the world.
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In his finest works, he taps both our most primal and our most sophisticated responses to music.
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"It will be the most sophisticated and technologically forward-looking presentation we have ever done," Roberts said.
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He was crucial to the development of Israel's military industry, including some of its most sophisticated weaponry.
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Ham radio helps to forecast weather, too, since even the most sophisticated meteorological technology has its limits.
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All the more striking, the scene took place in Shanghai, one of China's richest, most sophisticated cities.
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Against ISIS, we are waging a war using the most sophisticated and interconnected combat power in history.
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Trump called the F-35 "the most sophisticated aircraft in the world " and noted its stealth capabilities.
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Three years ago, Russia was caught running one of the most sophisticated doping programs in sports history.
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That's a good way to get it, and then if you're going to choose among the banks you're not going to start with the largest, most sophisticated bank with the most sophisticated cyber defenses, you're going to look around and see maybe who you think might be more vulnerable.
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You know, we have, I think, the most sophisticated understanding of network effects in the entire world. Why?
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Perhaps the most sophisticated analysis was published by Shekhar Aiyar and his colleagues at the IMF in 2013.
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Its biggest and most sophisticated firms, such as Huawei, are viewed with suspicion in Western markets (see article).
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"This is one of the most sophisticated plots that has ever been attempted on Australian soil," Phelan said.
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If Australia's tabloid journalists were perhaps not the most sophisticated connoisseurs of modern art, neither were its politicians.
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This is it: fleur de sel, the NaCl molecule in its most sophisticated form, the nirvana of salt.
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There are concerns that the high cost of the most sophisticated headsets will slow the technology's consumer adoption.
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The US Anti-Doping Agency said Armstrong ran the most sophisticated doping program in the history of sports.
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Embrace nature in the most sophisticated way you know how — with a Wood Nymph Frappuccino in your hand.
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Even the most sophisticated political analysts can't make head or tail of what is happening in the country.
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Lyric's definition of boldness highlights what is "disruptive in the most sophisticated way possible," contrasting it with brashness.
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Bots are so prevalent in the digital media ecosystem that even the most sophisticated publishers can't avoid them.
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The best results aren't always from the companies with the most money or the most sophisticated marketing campaigns.
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"DiCaprio is one of the most sophisticated OTT ad fraud schemes we have seen to date," Nasir said.
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At home, they're pouring billions into the most sophisticated censorship and surveillance apparatus the world has ever known.
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And finally, the industry has established one of the world's most sophisticated and well-coordinated spill response networks.
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Cheeky Fingers is far from the most sophisticated app, but it's adorable and is staying on my phone.
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In 2017, finally, the weight of the scientific evidence from the most sophisticated studies was on their side.
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The Peapod warehouse in New Jersey is the firm's biggest and most sophisticated to date in terms of automation.
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These articles are scientifically sound, well-designed, utilise the best biomedical advances and employ the most sophisticated statistical programmes.
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The report calls the EU's single market, based on some 19,000 legislative acts, the world's most sophisticated rulemaking entity.
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The most sophisticated BCIs are "bi-directional" BCIs (BBCIs), which can both record from and stimulate the nervous system.
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The most sophisticated, widely adopted, and important tool for looking at living brain activity actually does no such thing.
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Speaking at an Aspen Forum event in Washington, Joyce said the rules were the "most sophisticated" in the world.
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As a result, in many markets all but the most sophisticated companies can find it impossible to do business.
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Piercing this wall of "noise" is increasingly beyond the reach of all but the most sophisticated social media users.
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The site, the Duggal Greenhouse, once thrummed with workers assembling components for the most sophisticated warships in the world.
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For one thing, it is not free, with subscriptions to the most sophisticated systems running thousands of dollars annually.
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To find out, Curiosity is armed with the most sophisticated laboratory for detecting organic molecules yet flown in space.
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Among the most sophisticated overdose-prevention programs are those that distribute the drug naloxone (Narcan) to at-risk users.
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But then again, it's also possible they are woefully simplifying one of the world's oldest and most sophisticated societies.
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American refineries, which are generally the most sophisticated, are in a strong position to refine more low-sulfur fuel.
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The collection was something of a revelation: by far the most sophisticated, tightly woven show she has done yet.
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As the program has been produced with the most sophisticated tools and technologies, it is extremely automated and individualized.
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Let's start with a fairly obvious caveat: Donald Trump is not the most sophisticated legal thinker on the planet.
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Although Peng may be one of the most sophisticated black PR practitioners, he is far from the only one.
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I'm not sure this is the most sophisticated hand motion tracking I've seen — at least based on this trailer.
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"Pegasus" is one of the most sophisticated surveillance products in the world that can crack both iPhones and Androids.
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The professionalization of hacking has given rise to the most sophisticated and technologically well-armed adversaries authorities have ever faced.
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"These images come from the most sophisticated technology ever flown in space to predict severe weather on Earth," he continued.
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George W. Bush's presidential campaign in 2004 was the most sophisticated, well-organized, and professional campaign in a long time.
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In a department rife with internal crises, there is only so much that even the most sophisticated technology can do.
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Those capable of the most sophisticated deceptions are bold, brazen, and may even enlist others in support of the process.
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It was a rare horror film that represented New York at its most sophisticated and aesthetically pleasing rather than grimy.
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The largest and most sophisticated armed forces in the world surely wouldn't waste resources on following someone who wasn't real.
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A September report, from Cato Institute analyst Alex Nowrasteh, is one of the most sophisticated attempts to investigate this question.
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"As tech lovers, we said we wanted to bring the most sophisticated tech out there into the smartphone," said Hogeg.
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The Israeli Military, particularly the 8200 Intelligence division, is known for producing the most sophisticated security engineers in the world.
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With timeliness and accuracy both amazingly high, crowdsourced observed data is the most sophisticated and accurate source of data available.
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Stop by their page to check out the most sophisticated Labrador Retriever we've ever seen, and certainly the most dapper!
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Mr. Metcalf's analysis is the most sophisticated yet on the impact of government supports, worth roughly $4 billion a year.
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Decades later, many of the most sophisticated players in the anti-abortion movement have not let go of this idea.
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For three years, while fear tore through the gay community, the world's most sophisticated laboratories could not identify the cause.
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The United States has the most sophisticated naval fleet in the world, with 10 aircraft carriers compared with Russia's one.
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And even the most sophisticated artificial intelligence software can't help if it doesn't have the perceptual data to begin with.
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F.B.I. officials said it was the most sophisticated online larceny scheme they had encountered — and for years, it was impenetrable.
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One point of consolation, at least the financial sector has one of the most sophisticated network defenses of any sector.
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Never the most sophisticated of digital dynasties, plot-wise, "How to Train Your Dragon" makes the most of these questions.
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Most sophisticated micro-targeting campaigns will begin with a detailed list of customers, typically gleaned from customer lists for conventional commercials.
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But perhaps the most sophisticated expression of prejudice is the one that comes couched in high-sounding proclamations of moral righteousness.
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China is home to one of the most sophisticated internet censorship systems in the world, popularly known as the Great Firewall.
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My favorite part about these weird little creatures is they're some of the most sophisticated gadgets I've seen at CES 2019.
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Nude, a new app from two 21-year-old entrepreneurs from UC Berkeley, attempts to create the most sophisticated one yet.
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China frequently upgrades its Internet censorship mechanism, which is widely considered the world's most sophisticated and known as the Great Firewall.
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It's an embarrassing screw up for what is supposed to be the most sophisticated spying and hacking agencies in the world.
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At DraftKings and FanDuel, many of the most knowledgeable employees were also some of the companies earliest and most sophisticated players.
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In many cases, founders with security backgrounds concentrate on building technology to exclusively detect or stop the most sophisticated possible attacks.
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Despite the wasted Zuma years, the rainbow nation still has the continent's most sophisticated economy, vibrant civil society and feisty media.
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He won at the time by orchestrating one of the most sophisticated and granular mobilization efforts the state has ever seen.
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Beijing already had the world's most sophisticated internet control system, dynamically blocking a huge swath of foreign web domains, including Google.
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"The U.S. tax regimes are probably some of the most sophisticated and the most complicated regimes in the world," Lagarde said.
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He could be watching Trailer Park Boys on that thing and still look like the most sophisticated guy on the planet.
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But it's the smaller countries that have tended to launch the most sophisticated "bespoke" approaches, according to the Cambridge University study.
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Even at the most sophisticated companies in the world, planters are superheroes that use bags and a shovel to plant trees.
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That's starting to change thanks to efforts by some of Wall Streets most sophisticated players applying technology to the outdated market.
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"I find Jared to be one of the most sophisticated real-estate developers on earth," he told Bloomberg Businessweek in 2016.
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Many Americans likely appreciated the President's veneration of the armed forces and highlighting of some of the country's most sophisticated weaponry.
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This is quite simply the most sophisticated camera and image processor pairing ever seen in a smartphone or any camera period.
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As many of you may know, China has the world's most sophisticated and brutal internet censorship system called the Great Firewall.
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Ms. Lam said that for her money, South Korea — about 2,000 miles away — is actually the continent's most sophisticated art market.
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The 720S also has massive, sticky tires and one of the most sophisticated suspension systems on any car in the world.
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All these cities had keen architectural ambitions, though if you have to pick the most sophisticated, it's Rio in a landslide.
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Realm of the Dread Queen, by Ben Bruce, is one of the most sophisticated Bitsy games and presents several challenging puzzles.
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Yet bonds issued by Venezuela's national oil company, Petróleos de Venezuela, or Pdvsa, have attracted some of world's most sophisticated investors.
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"Laura is probably one of the classiest, chicest, most sophisticated people I dress out of all of them," Mr. Siriano said.
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I assume (perhaps incorrectly) that the future is all too liable to have its way with today's most sophisticated encryption technology.
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Many of those on the flight team were fresh out of college, running the most sophisticated electronics systems in the world.
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From government information technology networks to the cockpits of our most sophisticated aircraft, cyber threats are real, dangerous and growing daily.
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"The weapon components comprise the most sophisticated weapons seized by the U.S. Navy to date during the Yemen conflict," Hook said.
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The company known for managing some of the world's most sophisticated technical infrastructure has experienced a number of glitches of late.
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But "Coco" feels fresh and authentic, perhaps the most sophisticated representation of Mexican popular culture ever produced for the big screen.
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Despite the explosion of new players, the U.S., China and Israel still have the most sophisticated drone operations, Gettinger tells Axios.
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And while Trump himself is hardly a security expert, the US government employs some of the world's most sophisticated security professionals.
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AVIC entered a joint venture with General Electric eight years ago to manufacture some of the world's most sophisticated aircraft electronics.
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" Our reviewer, Eleanor Henderson, calls it "a mockumentary without the mocking," and applauds it as Reid's "most sophisticated and ambitious novel.
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Even the most sophisticated smartphone, such as the LG V210 ThinQ and Huawei Mate27 Pro only have five and four cameras, respectively.
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Physicists from across the world have released an advanced new universe-scale simulation called IllustrisTNG, perhaps the most sophisticated of its kind.
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Once activated, Bixby will help you navigate what's arguably the most sophisticated piece of technology you own — the smartphone in your hand.
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Many young folks get trained early on in their careers with the most sophisticated systems and operational challenges, both defensive and offensive.
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Waymo, an autonomous-vehicle firm set up by Alphabet (Google's parent), is believed to have the most sophisticated lidar systems of all.
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Even if the roads, airports and schools continue to slide, it will retain its lead in the most sophisticated fields for decades.
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It's the latest and most startling example of the most sophisticated technology used in the cause of ultrarealism as opposed to fantasy.
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If you want the most sophisticated VR headset on the market, you've got two choices: the Oculus Rift and the HTC Vive.
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"The most devastating, intrusive attacks by the most sophisticated actors often originate with a simple act of spear phishing," Mr. Johnson said.
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Far more relevant are state polls (particularly state polls that use the most sophisticated methodologies, taking advantage of voter files, for example).
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Tyndall is home to the 325th Fighter Wing, which flies the F-22 Raptor, the most sophisticated fighter in the Pentagon's arsenal.
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Though Ms. Kunikova's piece, starting the program, seemed choreographically immature and determinedly conventional, it proved to be the evening's most sophisticated number.
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Is that because you've gotten to see up close just how far our most sophisticated AIs are from the abilities of kids?
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Hyundai's system is not the most sophisticated or beautifully rendered system on the market, but it's one of the easiest to use.
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The most sophisticated executions are developed primarily for events like the New York International Auto Show, opening to the public on Friday.
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They are critical to vehicle traction because even the most sophisticated suspension systems can't make up for a poor rubber contact patch.
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Most of the world's most sophisticated artificial intelligence programs are written by for-profits, like Facebook, Google, and Google sister company DeepMind.
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Three violent criminals, but you'd never know it as the men display surprising mastery of one of the most sophisticated playwrights in history.
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He noted that Russia was the most sophisticated cyberactor, China one of the most pervasive, and Iran and North Korea among the boldest.
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It's not the most sophisticated test available, but scientists have used it enough to give them — and regulators — extraordinary confidence in its results.
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If you want to move beyond the usual hot takes and dig into the most sophisticated, surprising, and illuminating perspectives, look no further.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: And with his signature striped tie, pocket square and flag pin, Bret Bear fits in with even the most sophisticated crowds.
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Car companies managed this remarkable feat because they ran—and continue to run—quite possibly the most sophisticated marketing operations on the planet.
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Even the most sophisticated weapons the United States offers are of little use here — at least, not in the way they are intended.
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The results were stunning: AlphaStar had become among the most sophisticated Starcraft II players on the planet, but remarkably still not quite superhuman.
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The most sophisticated electric aircraft today can barely muster an hour aloft at 99 mph — and that's without vertical take-off and landing.
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"What we're bringing to Rally are pieces that the most sophisticated collectors in the world are still dying to get their hands on."
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"Everyone is going to have to learn new skills — even the most sophisticated technologists themselves," says Susan Lund of the McKinsey Global Institute.
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"That might not be popular to say, but major donors tend to be the most sophisticated political animals in our party," Musser said.
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Even with the most sophisticated weapons, it is all but impossible to defeat a militia that is well entrenched in a civilian population.
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Hummingbirds are some of the most sophisticated fliers on Earth, weaving in and out of branches without so much as rustling a leaf.
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A new video by Freethink gives us a behind-the-scenes look at Matheny's journey to become the world's most sophisticated bionic man.
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Even the most sophisticated element of the attack, the ability to remain clandestine inside the system, could have been achieved without government support.
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Logitech's new Pop Home Switch tries to reverse the trend, delivery light-switch level simplicity for even the most sophisticated smart home setup.
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Suffice it to say that the HomePod is the most sophisticated and acoustically interesting of the speakers, but definitely not the most bombastic.
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There are five main styles of reusable diapers, with the most sophisticated kind closely resembling the shape and ease of a traditional diaper.
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Morgan Stanley is one of the top banks on Wall Street, operating one of the most sophisticated financial advisory businesses in the world.
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State Street Global Advisors provides disciplined investment solutions spanning both indexing and active strategies to many of the world's largest, most sophisticated investors.
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The most sophisticated opponents of abortion have long been playing a much subtler game — and we're about to see it come to fruition.
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Anyone with a credit card can go online and test ads on Facebook's platform, one of the most sophisticated direct-marketing operations ever.
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In the meantime, a country now moving into Russia's orbit will acquire one of the most sophisticated pieces of military hardware ever made.
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When that industry melted, the orchestra responded by starting one of the first, and most sophisticated, orchestra streaming services, the Digital Concert Hall.
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All but the most sophisticated digital and data-driven strategies are imprecise and not nearly as novel as the journalistic feature stories claim.
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He approaches politics in a clinical style, constantly attempting to bring the most sophisticated data-laden analysis to the problems that we face.
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Today's American missile defense networks — while undoubtedly the most sophisticated on earth — are still not sufficient to protect the homeland and assets abroad.
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I get the sense that they buy health care in the open market cheaper than the most sophisticated employer-based plans would provide.
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Appearing only in The Last Jedi, DJ (Benecio del Toro) is a master hacker capable of thwarting even the most sophisticated of technologies.
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Back then, geographers balanced a cardboard cutout of a region on a needlelike point to find its center — not the most sophisticated approach.
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Pakistan's military is seen as one of the most sophisticated in the region, while Saudi Arabia's is not as well trained or effective.
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"These are among the five largest and most sophisticated companies in the country," Saenz told me, referring to the defendants in the cases.
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When people think of complicated fluids that come out of our genitals, they usually assume semen is the most sophisticated in terms of composition.
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"Even the most sophisticated expert clinicians end up scratching their heads about the cause of 20% or 30% of women's vaginal discharge," Handsfield said.
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Because, even if the hack might not be the most sophisticated, real people are still getting fucked over somewhere, and should know about it.
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Ahead, we've compiled pieces from both the Harry Potter for PBTeen and Harry Potter for Pottery Barn collections that we felt were most sophisticated.
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The i20 has a fully electric drivetrain, like the i3 before it, and will also offer BMW's most sophisticated autonomous driving features to date.
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With the Web being a borderless global space, intelligence needs to be targeted, expensive and therefore accessible to only the most sophisticated state actors.
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What's definitely true: Instagram is powered by one of the world's most sophisticated data collection operations, and by using it, you're feeding the beast.
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But apart from the predictable interference by humans, threshers are well-designed, stylish creatures that rank among the most sophisticated predators of the deep.
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While China has built the world's most sophisticated top-down censorship apparatus in the Great Firewall, this is mainly aimed at information originating overseas.
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Ib Andersen, artistic director of Ballet Arizona, addresses this multidimensionality in "Round," the most sophisticated work by this skillful choreographer I've seen to date.
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What does matter is that Oreya is the most sophisticated, enjoyable and inventive new restaurant to open on the East End in some time.
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Even with the most sophisticated cutting-edge artificial intelligence, we're nowhere near being able to simulate the brain of a teeny-tiny microscopic worm.
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Thanks to whistleblower Ed Snowden, we know that the National Security Agency has one of the most sophisticated offensive hacking programs in the world.
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Reserve a table in advance for dinner at Azafrán, which has some of the city's most sophisticated food and a wine cellar to match.
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S-Pen: Taking notes got way more usefulAs always, the Note line's most iconic feature remains a unicorn even among the most sophisticated phones.
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America's bankruptcy code is arguably the most sophisticated one in the world and a big part of how business-friendly the United States is.
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Some of its most sophisticated pieces, priced at more than $218,219, will be displayed at the Doha Jewelry and Watches Exhibition until Feb. 1003.
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Only a few companies, including America's Intel Corp , South Korea's Samsung Electronics and Taiwan's TSMC, are currently capable of manufacturing the most sophisticated chips.
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Their movements are known, they often appear in public, and weapons available to a technologically competent state can penetrate even the most sophisticated defenses.
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Alas, even some of the most sophisticated investors on the planet — pension funds, university endowments — can&apost obtain that data from private-equity firms.
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High-tech aircraft able to mount the most sophisticated "smart" ordnance would end up dropping "dumb" bombs simply because they were the only kind available.
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"Humans invented language and it's probably the most sophisticated thing we've done so far," said Salim Roukos, an IBM researcher focused on natural language processing.
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China infamously operates the so-called "Great Firewall", the world's most sophisticated online censorship system, to block and attack Internet services the government deems unsavory.
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As a result, reporters can spot misinformation when it goes viral, but even the most sophisticated tools can't tell them how it got so popular.
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The most sophisticated tricks seem to have been triggering password resets and making anonymous phone calls, nothing beyond the reach of the average 4chan troll.
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The number of variables involved in even apparently simple human tasks — like tidying a room — quickly makes even the most sophisticated machine intelligence look dumb.
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"The Didi platform and service it provides and number of people and partners in touches, presents probably the most sophisticated customer use case," Gong explained.
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"It's the most sophisticated mobile malware we've seen by an order of magnitude," Mike Murray, the vice president for security research at Lookout told Motherboard.
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According to Jones, the Maute group has "the smartest, best-educated and most sophisticated members" of all the pro-Islamic State outfits in the Philippines.
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Retailers view Amazon as both their greatest existential threat and one of their biggest technology suppliers, with the most sophisticated cloud infrastructure on the planet.
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All his Tour victories were stripped after the US Anti-Doping Agency said Armstrong ran the most sophisticated doping program in the history of sports.
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Now, more than two decades later, Peccerelli heads one of the world's most sophisticated forensic-anthropology labs in one of the hemisphere's most desperate countries.
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The United States now possesses the strategic advantage: we have most sophisticated nuclear arsenal on the planet, paired with a global norm against nuclear testing.
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In particular, he worried about complex buffeting of air flowing past the boosters, which is difficult to predict even with the most sophisticated computer simulations.
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"Even the most sophisticated people have no idea what these things mean," said Daniel Reingold, president and chief executive of RiverSpring Health in New York.
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BEIJING — China, the birthplace of the Chinese zodiac and some of the world's oldest and most sophisticated fortunetelling techniques, has a new obsession: Western astrology.
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Dance costumes have to conform to the specific needs of the performers, choreography and theater, which even the most sophisticated couturier may have to learn.
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"Shadary's defeat was so blatant that not even the most sophisticated of the rigging was going to turn the results in his favor," he said.
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China too, the world's most sophisticated censor of the internet, has used concerns about online misinformation to defend its own sweeping controls on free speech.
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The choreographed display involved hundreds of soldiers marching in unison, planes soaring above and four of Pyongyang's newest and most sophisticated missile, the Hwasong-15.
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" Dottie Earle-DeLuca, a 22005-year-old former Rockette, said, "Here you have the most sophisticated women that are so well respected in this country.
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Pyongyang is believed to operate some of the most sophisticated hacking cells in the world, though the North Korean government has long denied any wrongdoing.
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The advisory landscape was different too, with the commission focused mainly on retail investors, and not the most sophisticated products targeted to institutional and accredited investors.
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Most sophisticated observers have come to grips with the fact that a SaaS company in hyper-growth mode chews up every available dollar and then some.
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Looking at the most sophisticated office spaces is to see that the lessons of Roethke and Bartleby — the design lessons, at any rate — have been learned.
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Get Greasemonkey installed, and you can then install Facebook Timeline Cleaner—it's not the most sophisticated tool in the world, but it gets the job done.
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Androids have proven susceptible to malware, and the most sophisticated viruses can manipulate your phone and expose your information without you even realizing it&aposs there.
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And don't let its lack of external antennas fool you — they're all inside, along with some of the most sophisticated wireless tech Comcast has ever offered.
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The same month Martin was arrested, some of the NSA's most sophisticated hacking tools were dumped onto public websites by a group calling itself Shadow Brokers.
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Earlier this month, the People's Liberation Army Navy launched two 220,2055-ton Type 2054 guided-missile destroyers -- Asia's largest, most sophisticated and most lethal combat ships.
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Its HoloLens is considered the most sophisticated consumer-grade headset on the market, though at a $3,500 price point, it has yet to achieve mass adoption.
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The weapon could be destined for use on China's brand-new Type 55 destroyers, among the most sophisticated on the planet, when operational, the report said.
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In the Philippines, N.B.A. officials said, the most sophisticated fans prefer English-language broadcasts by former coaches and players like Jeff Van Gundy and Mark Jackson.
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But Ms. Attai said even the most sophisticated companies were having trouble keeping up with rapidly changing online ad technology and the laws that governed it.
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The left has an army of people in universities, think tanks, and consultancies, examining public opinion using all the latest tools, producing the most sophisticated reports.
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Even as Beijing continues to assemble one of the most sophisticated and wide-scale surveillance systems in the world, politicians have called for better privacy protections.
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Israel, which along with the United States conducted the most sophisticated cyberattack in history, the Stuxnet attack on Iran's nuclear enrichment program, also declined to sign.
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Instead, the world's most sophisticated censors, including Russia and China, have spent a decade pioneering tools and techniques that are better suited to the internet age.
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MegaFace contains the likenesses of nearly 700,000 individuals and is used to test and train some of the most sophisticated artificial intelligence systems in the world.
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There is nothing whatsoever soothing about "Arlington," which jolts the system through some of the most sophisticated visual and sound effects on display in New York.
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The trouble, rather, is that even our top foreign-policy experts and our most sophisticated diplomatists are creatures of our own cultural heritage and intellectual environment.
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By acting as an additional layer of security, it makes it far more difficult for even the most sophisticated and resource-backed attackers to break in.
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Given that most sophisticated institutional investors will have front-run the changes in regulation, there may not be much structural shift in holdings yet to come.
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At a time when art collectors' money and so much talent was homegrown, this would have been one of the most sophisticated rooms in the world.
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It has democratized access to information that was once reserved for the most sophisticated institutions and, through smart beta, has put it within reach of all investors.
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A dumb phone's most sophisticated feature should be its ringtone (and maybe a classic version of Snake) and its most valuable specs should relate to call quality.
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Who were they — suddenly plugged into one of the most sophisticated media platforms in history, which presented itself as a portal for news and information — to resist?
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But while even the smartest, most sophisticated software can perform specific tasks with extraordinary proficiency, machines are still terrible at maneuvering dynamic environments with ever-changing variables.
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Those changes left the fleet's newest and most sophisticated warships without their most important ammunition and sent the Navy scrambling to find new missions for the vessels.
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The City generates a quarter of its income from the continent, and Europe gets a quarter of its financial services from London, often the most sophisticated ones.
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Mauna Kea's height also makes it sacred to astronomers, who, after a five-year search, chose the site to build the most sophisticated telescope in the world.
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Ground game tradition meets social media There is no question that Ted Cruz has the most sophisticated ground game in Iowa on the GOP side this year.
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If successful, he would prove that one of the most sophisticated navigational techniques ever developed still existed and, he hoped, inspire efforts to save it from extinction.
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Meanwhile, many of the Air Force's E-3 crews may have to make do with the most sophisticated computer technology the 1970s and 80s had to offer.
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Some we spoke to said even the most sophisticated home setups put them at a disadvantage, and some client orders are still best executed in the office.
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The country, a British Overseas Territory, levies no income or corporate taxes, and, since the 1960s, it has become one of the world's most sophisticated banking centers.
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In other cases, municipalities may be utilizing other technology—such as Amazon's Rekognition product—to extract data even if the security cameras themselves aren't the most sophisticated.
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On the campaign trail, his diagnosis of the raw anger and disillusionment among white working-class Americans bested the most sophisticated analyses from the professional political class.
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Despite those losses, the Islamic State has claimed responsibility for an increasing number of suicide missions in Kabul, the one on the hospital being the most sophisticated.
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The most sophisticated was that of the group that formed around Alfred Stieglitz's 291 gallery, founded in 1905, which showed the European new masters and emphasized photography.
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But in the long and the short of it is, in a long career, she has become the most sophisticated, entrenched tech journalist on the scene today.
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It is important, however, to understand that Trump is not in any way offering any version of the most sophisticated criticisms of America's approach to global trade.
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Most people in the United States—and increasingly, around the world—carry the most sophisticated surveillance devices ever created in their pockets day in and day out.
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Some of the most sophisticated and sensitive instruments ever made by humans have failed to detect any sign of the stuff after nearly 50 years of searching.
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They have committed acts of cyber warfare against us, they are developing weapons that have as their purpose to attack us or to neutralize our most sophisticated weapons.
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China, which has a tightly controlled media and perhaps the world's most sophisticated censorship scheme, thinks it has proven that prosperity can be achieved without a free press.
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Best For: The TrendsetterMakeup artist Daniel Martin is turning out some of the most sophisticated looks this year, and we're not just talking about Meghan Markle's wedding makeup.
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"Some of the most sophisticated angel investors, serial entrepreneurs, making tens of billions, they invest with the new breed of corporate investor, not the strategic VCs," Darling said.
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It's clear there are still many unanswered questions about Duplex and how it will work, questions that even the most sophisticated of virtual assistants can't answer just yet.
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The kind of overwhelming firepower Russia was able to bring to bear, from its most sophisticated warplanes, its ships and its submarines, was unprecedented in the Syrian war.
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Anki's first robot fits in the palm of your hand, and it also happens to employ some of the most sophisticated AI software ever made available to consumers.
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The most sophisticated version of this index was created in mid-2013 by John Fernald, Israel Malkin and Mark Spiegel of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
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But Pandemic Legacy does some novel and impressive things with its own fundamentally physical format that would be impossible for even its most sophisticated electronic counterparts to emulate.
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Leading into the election, the RNC had invested in the most sophisticated data targeting program in modern American in history, which helped secure our victory in the fall.
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Best Wallpapers QHDThis isn't the most sophisticated app in our round-up, but it's packed with fantastic-looking, high-resolution images to adorn your mobile phone's home screens.
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After all, Israel has a reputation as one of the most sophisticated and technologically advanced countries in the field of mining, with a robust, globally recognized diamond industry.
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The accidents, off Japan and Singapore respectively, also left the Navy wondering how two of the most sophisticated ships on the seas couldn't even navigate crowded shipping lanes.
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The most sophisticated bots can be programmed to make thousands of requests on Ticketmaster's servers using thousands of different IP addresses, giving bots another distinct advantage over humans.
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Ever since, I've been preoccupied with a mystery: how one of the world's most sophisticated and flavorful cuisines can be reduced to such a starchy and insipid mess.
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While technologies ranging from advanced sensors to machine learning are being applied to self-driving cars, engineers acknowledge that even the most sophisticated vehicles will not be infallible.
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But over the past decade he has become the genre's most sophisticated chess player, a rap strategist who understands the way offense and defense depend on each other.
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He saw S.P.G. evolving into something bigger and more stable, a full-service ''advisory'' company that could compete with the most sophisticated shops on K Street — and beyond.
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Fernando founded Chopper Trading, a high-velocity trading firm that works in "the most sophisticated risk management ... and code security systems in the financial industry," according to its website.
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The Volvo V250 station wagon that the company let me test for a week is supposed to be one of the safest and most sophisticated cars you can buy.
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The President punctuated his speech with carefully choreographed flyovers of some of the military's most sophisticated aircraft, including a B-2 bomber and a pair of F-35 jets.
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The archaeologists have revealed that what once seemed to be desert hillocks were the ramped, decorated and tomb-filled temples of one of the world's most sophisticated early civilisations.
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Nearly all retailers in Africa's most sophisticated economy have struggled as consumer sentiment has hit multi-year lows, a result of high unemployment and inflation gnawing at disposable income.
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Large social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook have struggled to contain this type of content, even with the most sophisticated machine-learning algorithms and extensive content curation teams.
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Rights advocates also say the law will enhance restrictions on China's Internet, already subject to the world's most sophisticated online censorship mechanism, known outside China as the Great Firewall.
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That small, almost imperceptible little bump on my left hand was a constant reminder that even the most sophisticated and fool-proof technologies are no match for human incompetence.
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This is why mastering Go has always had a special appeal for AI researchers: Even the most sophisticated algorithms have fallen far short of matching the best human players.
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An alleged victim of Michael Jackson claims the legendary performer operated the "most sophisticated public child sexual abuse procurement and facilitation organization the world has known" in new documents.
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Clinton traveled to more than 100 countries during her four years as top U.S. diplomat, including trips to China and Russia, considered among the most sophisticated U.S. cyber adversaries.
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His ability to channel this energy into short, effective musical explorations of love, regret, and grief makes a case for him as one of rap's most sophisticated young songwriters.
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It isn't the most sophisticated bit of literary craftsmanship, but it's also not a travel diary of an Englishman's exotic thrills abroad, that most exploitative and icky of genres.
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And doing due diligence on clients in an industry that operated illicitly for decades is an ongoing challenge, something only the most sophisticated banks are capable of, Dugas said.
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The software — which Square calls its most sophisticated software yet — ties together in one place all of a restaurant's operations, from booking tables to managing the after-meal check.
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A functional FEC might actually loosen some of the rules critics complain about most, rather than leaving them on the books to confuse everyone but the most sophisticated players.
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Through the wizardry of digital technology some of today's most sophisticated vehicles, like the GMC Sierra Denali, are designed to keep annoying engine noise from seeping into the cabin.
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The most sophisticated telescopes on Earth are often constructed in extreme landscapes, such as Hawaiian volcano summits or remote Chilean deserts, chosen for their clear view of the stars.
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With "The Plot Against America," Roth is playing the speculator's game at its most sophisticated level, pulling us deep into a reality that is at once impossible and plausible.
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Since becoming a nationwide name in 2005, Gucci Mane has been one of rap's most sophisticated at finding remarkably creative ways to talk about money, cars, drugs, and women.
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Far and away the most sophisticated of the bunch, it features four built-in LEDs (two eyes, a mouth and a chest), designed to interact with the play set.
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If the 2020 election is the most sophisticated data-driven campaign in history, then it stands to reason any political abuses of our most personal information will be unprecedented.
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Corporations like Walmart and JPMorgan Chase have IT operations that can rival the most sophisticated tech giant — and they&aposre adopting artificial-intelligence-based applications at a rapid pace.
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In the years since a whistle-blower implicated Russia in one of the most sophisticated doping schemes in sports history, the country has made repeated efforts to discredit him.
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The partnership Ricordi so shrewdly engineered would move from one of opera's darkest tragedies to one of its airiest, most sophisticated farces, an apt capstone on an epochal career.
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While this typically has only been an option for the largest of companies with the most sophisticated human resource departments, the administration's actions will empower employers of all sizes.
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Analysts say that South Africa's economy, Africa's second largest and its most sophisticated, could slip into a recession because of government mismanagement, severe drought and the economic slowdown in China.
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But the parts of the border where fencing is most effective (the San Diego area) are also the ones where the government has discovered the most, and most sophisticated, tunnels.
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But frustratingly, you cannot use the two features together: setting your lights to arbitrarily turn off in 30 minutes is impossible with today's most sophisticated, cutting-edge smart home technology.
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China operates one of the most sophisticated internet censorship systems in the world, and the government under President Xi Jinping has taken an increasingly aggressive approach to controlling speech online.
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The most sophisticated tool they had at the time was a sharpshooter, who was struggling to get a clear aim at the gunman, who was using customers as a shield.
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The deal, known as the U.S. Mexico Canada Agreement or USMCA, which faces roadblocks in Congress from Democratic lawmakers, is "the most sophisticated and smartest deal ever written," Navarro said.
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We struggle to model everything perfectly, especially over longer time horizons, because the world is an incredibly complex and dynamic system — far too complicated for even our most sophisticated processors.
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The so-called Great Firewall of China is the most sophisticated censorship tool in use anywhere in the world today, blocking the parts of the internet the government deems unsavory.
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Up until now, gaming companies have (1) dominated the app ecosystem from both a revenue and time spent perspective and (2) been some of the most sophisticated marketers in mobile.
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These data can also suggest what Wall Street's most sophisticated minds, like hedge fund investors, think about the economy, since it's unusual for average retail investors to use such instruments.
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"The idea was, 'I'm gonna make these the most sophisticated pop songs I can,' and they'd have these crazy chord changes like Steely Dan or 10cc or whatever," says Greenspan.
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" (A Cook's Tour: Global Adventures in Extreme Cuisines) "I knew already that the best meal in the world, the perfect meal, is very rarely the most sophisticated or expensive one.
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Houston gets its juice from James Harden, the genius who, with a skip pass or shoulder shimmy, can reduce the most sophisticated defense to the mark in a fixed game.
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And as if that were not enough, North Korea – which may yet prove the most serious flashpoint of 2017 – was moving closer to its most sophisticated ballistic missile test yet.
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The Olympics are perhaps especially important for sports brands since it is a chance for the public to see the world's best athletes wearing the world's most sophisticated performance gear.
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These aren't the most sophisticated headsets on the market, but they can open people's eyes to what can happen with VR. They're a sign of where media is going. 4.
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Monica d'Onofrio, the prosecutor on the case, has demanded severe punishment for Mr. Wildenstein, calling the family's financial operations "the longest and the most sophisticated tax fraud" in contemporary France.
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The book train is crucial for serving a new level of the underground Milstein Research Stacks, which library officials call one of the most sophisticated book archives in the world.
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Although his voice showed strain at times, quavering at the top of his tenor range, Mr. McCartney still makes his most sophisticated melodies sound natural, and his falsetto stayed pure.
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Figuring out how to protect a site of over 2 billion users is extremely difficult, as its size and influence make it a tempting target for the most sophisticated hackers.
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The 1991 follow-up, "The Low End Theory," and "Midnight Marauders," the group's third album, released in 1993, both stand among the most sophisticated and elegant hip-hop albums ever.
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Loomis sat four feets from the most sophisticated bionic arm in the world, wearing on her bicep a set of electrodes that interpreted the neural sparks firing from her brain.
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Using the most sophisticated media outreach and building a campaign that took the grassroots seriously, he has established a permanent model for raising small amounts of dollars in huge numbers.
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Four years ago, Russia was caught in one of the most sophisticated doping programs in sports history, one that helped push Russia over the top at the Olympics it hosted.
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Mr. Obama is the president who, in his first year in office, reached for some of the most sophisticated cyberweapons on earth to blow up parts of Iran's nuclear facilities.
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As the 2020 election approaches, Olympic Destroyer shows that Russia has only advanced its deception techniques—graduating from flimsy cover stories to the most sophisticated planted digital fingerprints ever seen.
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By working closely with Google Cloud's engineering teams and specialists and drawing learnings from previous years, we were able to run one of the most sophisticated Dataflow jobs ever written.
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The most sophisticated offensive cyberoperation the United States has conducted against the Islamic State sought to sabotage the group's online videos and propaganda beginning in November, according to American officials.
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Monica d'Onofrio, the prosecutor, had demanded severe punishment for Mr. Wildenstein, including prison time, calling the family's financial operations "the longest and the most sophisticated tax fraud" in contemporary France.
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Even those minerals and metals that are mined outside China find their way there via the world's most sophisticated supply-chain networks – all according to the design of Beijing's leaders.
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"You can have the absolute most sophisticated alarm in the entire world, and I guarantee our team can break in," said Jennifer Steffens, IOActive's chief executive, in a call with TechCrunch.
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It was to be the most sophisticated mobile weapons system on earth: 5 tons of metal and precision technology designed to deliver a nuclear warhead from up to 460 miles away.
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The Stuxnet worm is still one of the most sophisticated viruses ever created, and the highly targeted attack was only made possible thanks to information and resources available to intelligence agencies.
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WEALTHFRONT While the service builds and manages portfolios for the long term in all types of accounts, some of its most sophisticated automated services are tailored for investors with taxable money.
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It may not be the most sophisticated sociology, but "Planet Primetime," a new show on the Travel Channel, at least raises the energy level in what can be a sleepy genre.
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Why it matters: The operation was one of the largest and most sophisticated schemes ever to be uncovered involving digital ad fraud, in which advertisers are charged for bogus ad views.
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People went for the mural that decorated the bar—a scandalous depiction of nude nymphs and satyrs—but most of all, they went there to enjoy the city's most sophisticated cocktails.
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And this deal, by the way, is far more complex than anything we've ever negotiated, including the U.S.-Mexico-Canada agreement, which is the most sophisticated and smartest deal ever written.
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Clinton has what Democrats say is the most sophisticated get-out-the-vote effort in history, while Trump's campaign is still to hire canvassers in Florida with seven days to go.
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Read the FAA airworthiness directive The Dreamliner is Boeing's most sophisticated passenger plane to date, made largely of expensive, super-strong light-weight carbon-fiber reinforced plastic instead of traditional aluminum.
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The Nest Cam Outdoor isn't exactly the most sophisticated security camera: It doesn't connect to an alarm, and it can't alert the authorities if there's something bad is happening on camera.
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For the antebellum mansions, they bought fine furniture, silver, porcelain, shipped from New York or Philadelphia … in short they transformed Natchez into one of the most sophisticated cities in the South.
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BUT ON THE OTHER HAND, THEY BRING TAX MONEY BACK TO THE U.S. LAGARDE: THE U.S. TAX REGIMES ARE PROBABLY THE MOST SOPHISTICATED AND THE MOST COMPLICATED REGIMES IN THE WORLD.
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Often regarded as the most sophisticated of all traditional Chinese cuisines, it is what France is to European cooking in terms of culinary mastery, and it has produced the best chefs.
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" "Because of this, we have spent a long time working on this latest update to ensure that our users have the most sophisticated security available and maximum control over their communications.
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Derek Levine, who wrote a book on China's aviation ambitions, warns that "unless China learns how to make the most sophisticated elements of a plane, they'll always be a step behind".
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Its revolutionary ideology is getting old, and its young people — by far, the most sophisticated of any nation in the immediate neighborhood — are looking to the West with expectation and hope.
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Speaking at an Aspen Institute event in Washington, Joyce said the rules were the "most sophisticated" in the world and that they set the United States apart from most other nations.
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Kim Chi, one of the show's first breakout Asian-American contestants, constructed some of the most sophisticated looks to grace RuPaul's stage, a combination of flora and fauna and dessert pastry.
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Using one, Dr Menon can generate holograms with a full spectrum of colours and with a richness which he estimates is up to ten times that of today's most sophisticated holograms.
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The most sophisticated algorithms are only able to see, listen, talk and "think" like humans if the right humans are training and re-training them as our fickle human opinions evolve.
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Though she and outside groups raised half a billion dollars to take on Mr. Trump with the most sophisticated ground game modern politics had seen, spanning the barrios of Orlando, Fla.
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It's the best-funded and most sophisticated outside spending group on either side of presidential politics, and it now boasts such deep pockets that it's turning its attention down the ballot.
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Hezbollah maintains one of the most sophisticated and efficient trade-based money laundering (TBML) operations in the world, as evidenced by the 2012 Lebanese Canadian Bank laundering case (PDF)(bit.ly/2FCTV6h).
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So I think the solid, fundamental play and the individual personalities would have been appreciated by the Knicks fans, who are the most sophisticated — at least that's what's in my head.
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Russia's Olympic committee was banned in December after revelations of one of the most sophisticated doping programs in sports history, including an elaborate scheme at the 493 Sochi Games in Russia.
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Trump's re-election quest "will be the most sophisticated data-driven campaign we've ever seen," Reid Vineis, vice president for digital operations at Majority Strategies, a Republican consulting firm, told me.
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For inspiration in these times I look to Dahlia Lithwick and Emily Bazelon, who are to my mind the two most sophisticated American writers on the intersection of law and politics.
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The plant will use the "most sophisticated technology" to reduce its environmental impact, said Masud Alam, chairman of the Bangladesh conglomerate, who offered to help with medical treatment for the injured.
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While all of the world's major auto parts manufacturers now have extensive operations in China, a handful of the most sophisticated components, notably advanced braking systems, are made only in Germany.
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Yet it went on for 15 years, duped some of the world's most sophisticated collectors, brought down a 165-year-old New York gallery, and brought in more than $80 million.
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MANAMA, Bahrain — The United States has tripled the number of airstrikes this year against Al Qaeda's branch in Yemen, one of the deadliest and most sophisticated terrorist organizations in the world.
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In an October 2016 report, regional security expert Sidney Jones said the Maute "has the smartest, best-educated and most sophisticated members of all of the pro-ISIS groups in the Philippines".
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The Japan Air Self-Defense Force jet, among the world's most sophisticated aircraft, disappeared from radar while on a training mission with three other F-2100s off northern Japan on April 235.
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Here are some facts about the Global Hawk, which is considered to be one of the U.S. military's most sophisticated unmanned aircraft, according to an Air Force statement of the aircraft's capabilities.
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The most sophisticated firms plot possible routes in advance, before goods even go on sale, so that a product can be redirected quickly once it is rejected and sent to a warehouse.
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Judah Vs. The Machines is an eight-episode web series that follows comedian Judah Friedlander as he takes on the world's most sophisticated artificial intelligence systems to see who truly reigns supreme.
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The Russians have deployed the SA-23 surface-to-air missile system to Syria, which, according to US military officials, is one of the most sophisticated air defense systems in the world.
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Even if you were to write the most sophisticated code possible, you could literally take a second smartphone and take a picture of the first smartphone, and thus have exfiltrated that content.
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And a lucky few of them even had access to one of the most sophisticated pieces of messaging technology to come out of the mid-'90s: The Casio Secret Sender JD-6000.
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Come to think of it, this may be the most sophisticated season, in terms of grown-up plays and inventive approaches, that I've known on Broadway during my tenure at The Times.
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Unlike the most sophisticated deepfake videos traded online, no one is going to mistake any of the 3D models Motherboard has seen during our reporting for actual images of a real person.
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It marks a new focus for a company that, after its earliest days of DARPA-funded projects, appears to primarily be driven by the desire to create the world's most sophisticated robots.
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After all, Trump spends his life surrounded by Secret Service agents equipped with the most sophisticated technology to ward off all kinds of threats with every potential risk gamed out in advance.
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It employed three of the most sophisticated coding methods in existence, RC2000, RSA and MD483, all produced by the premier cryptologist in the world, Ron Rivest, of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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We've learned the case is now with Homeland Security for 2 reasons -- it has one of the most sophisticated cyber-crime unit in the country, and Leslie has history with the Dept.
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In part, that's because even the most sophisticated home setups come with disadvantages, and some client orders are still best executed in the office, according to some traders Business Insider spoke with.
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He has been among the most-outspoken sports executives protesting the continued presence in Saudi Arabia of what has been called the largest and most sophisticated broadcast piracy operation in the world.
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The Pyeongchang cyberattack would turn out to be perhaps the most deceptive hacking operation in history, using the most sophisticated means ever seen to confound the forensic analysts searching for its culprit.
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Experts say that Chinese hackers, widely viewed as among the most sophisticated, have shifted their operations so as not to explicitly violate the agreement while still maintaining a presence in U.S. networks.
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Though many parties are leaning on WhatsApp to get their message out, the BJP has far and away the most sophisticated operation in place, allowing it to reach even the most remote voters.
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Even though these "gag policies" are unlawful, our research at the Brechner Center for Freedom of Information reveals that they're remarkably widespread, even at the most sophisticated organizations where lawyers should know better.
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By investing not only in massive data centers to host clients' data but also in advanced machine learning technology, Microsoft has become a popular platform on which businesses do their most sophisticated work.
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Second, the U.S. is probably one of the most sophisticated e-commerce markets in the world, so we wanted to make sure we could deliver on a premium customer service experience without compromising.
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Honestly, even if this is the most sophisticated thing the Stream Deck can do, at least we can all agree memes are good and having them in a live stream is good, too.
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Everyone knows that China has some of the most sophisticated censorship tools in the world, but the details of how they actually work — what they censor and when — are often not fully understood.
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As he embarked on his career, and in particular as he began work at Apple in the late 1990s, Cook realized that the most sophisticated developments have equal parts technical and human elements.
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The Russians have also given the Syrians the SA-23 surface-to-air missile system, which is one of the most sophisticated air defense systems in the world, according to US military officials.
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Federal police allege they were involved in a shocking plot, the "most sophisticated" ever conceived on Australian soil, which centered around an attempt to bomb a passenger plane, though the plan was aborted.
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For me, this Westworld parallel evokes the post-apocalyptic game The Last of Us, which came out in 2013, and featured some of the most sophisticated enemy AI the industry had ever seen.
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But even the most sophisticated number-crunching is no substitute for the experiment provided by, say, a star player being substituted for an extended period of time for reasons outside a coach's control.
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Even the most sophisticated malware implant on a target computer is useless if there is no way for it to communicate with its operators in a secure manner that does not draw attention.
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Once buyers take steps to demand it, the potential is there to deploy much stronger levels of security than today, protecting a much wider range of organizations from even the most sophisticated attacks.
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The global arms race for AI will cause World War III Global competition to be the country with the most sophisticated AI will be the cause of the next world war, Musk predicts.
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The United States formally recognized India as a major defense partner, making it eligible to buy some of the most sophisticated American-made weapons and technology without first having to receive a license.
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"If you are looking for the deepest capital markets, most sophisticated technology analysts, and ability to have offshore liquidity and a global brand, the U.S. markets remain a very compelling proposition," he said.
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Justin Peck, undoubtedly the most sophisticated of them, has been the company's resident choreographer since last year; you can see that City Ballet's dancers believe in him from the commitment of their dancing.
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A major obstacle is that countries that might sell it the most sophisticated weaponry are increasingly reluctant to do so for fear of provoking China, which claims Taiwan as part of its territory.
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Because, even if the hack might not be the most sophisticated, and as new data breaches fight for your attention, real people are still getting fucked over somewhere, and should know about it.
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Drive-through-window exchanges often involve accents, a challenge for even the most sophisticated voice AI. Order customizations can require hunting and pecking by the operator to input, potentially slowing down the line.
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One of the most sophisticated anti-abortion groups in the country is Americans United for Life (AUL), a group that writes "model" anti-abortion legislation that can be taken up by state lawmakers.
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Drive north on the 101 from Palo Alto toward the San Francisco airport, in a car equipped with the most sophisticated self-driving hardware available today, and two things are sure to happen.
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SEIU Local 1984 represents more than 10,000 people and is widely regarded as having the most sophisticated political operation, routinely driving its members both to volunteer and vote for candidates it has endorsed.
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The draft motion called on the European Commission to consider "that at least the most sophisticated autonomous robots could be established as having the status of electronic persons with specific rights and obligations".
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BlanQuil Quilted Weighted Blanket with Removable Cover — $135 See Details BlanQuil Chill Cooling Weighted Blanket with Removable Cover The most sophisticated of the BlanQuil-branded blankets is the BlanQuil Chill Cooling Weighted Blanket.
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NATO is sending its most sophisticated radar aircraft to help coordinate the campaign of airstrikes against the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, the alliance decided at its summit meeting in Warsaw, Poland.
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"The novel thing about EBS Live Ultra is that it places an obligation on the most sophisticated consumers of the data to help create data for the good of the wider market," Cartledge said.
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But as we've seen time and time again, even thousands of humans and some of the most sophisticated algorithms aren't masterful enough to sift through the endless stream of content uploaded to the platforms.
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According to DataTribe co-founder Robert Ackerman, the federal government has some of the most sophisticated cyber security and intelligence gathering technology, and Washington is home to some of the most skilled cyber experts.
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All of those telescopes sport a mirror more than eight metres across, making them some of the biggest in the world, and their planet-photographing attachments are fitted with the most sophisticated coronagraphs available.
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The debate underscores the paradox of America's modern security posture: While the US controls the most sophisticated offensive cyberweapons in the world, its reliance on digital networks makes it uniquely vulnerable to foreign hacking.
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"If you manage to put something in place in hardware, not only is it difficult to detect, it's also something that can bypass even the most sophisticated software security measures," Moussouris told The Verge.
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The bombs, which typically consist of barrels stuffed with explosives and objects, such as nails or shrapnel, are used to maximize the amount of damage and death without the cost of most sophisticated weapons.
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Detailing one of Australia's "most sophisticated" militant plots, police said two men, who have been charged with terror-related offences, also planned to build a device to release poisonous gas in a public area.
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We already have the most sophisticated nuclear arsenal on the planet, and for the last quarter of a century we have utilized a science-based stockpile stewardship program instead of conducting explosive nuclear tests.
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The Pengaton doesn't know The F-35's aviation technology ranks among the most sophisticated in the world -- designed to conduct air-to-air combat, air-to-ground strikes, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions.
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But Beijing, which operates the world's most sophisticated online censorship mechanism known elsewhere as the "Great Firewall", has also signaled that it wants to rectify "imbalances" in the way standards across cyberspace are set.
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Three US Navy aircraft carriers -- the largest, most sophisticated warships in history -- assembled off the Korean Peninsula, in a move timed to coincide with US President Donald Trump's first official visit to the region.
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It was Mr. Dagan who managed Israel's side of perhaps the most sophisticated piece of sabotage the United States and Israel have ever jointly attempted: the yearslong cyberattacks meant to destroy Iran's nuclear centrifuges.
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Though the bomb could in theory be dropped from a plane, North Korea analysts say Pyongyang is likely to opt for a missile, as a means of showcasing its newest and most sophisticated technology.
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Plus, China's first carrier, the Liaoning, and the new Type 55 destroyer, one of the largest and most sophisticated warships in Asia, are expected to be in the naval parade, according to Global Times.
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No one is in a hurry for dinner, and when it comes, some of the most sophisticated people I know lunge across the table to roll their corn right through the stick of butter.
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What's the right value to put on stocks in a world of disappearing interest rates, where investors in the most sophisticated markets are effectively paying governments to store their electronic cash for a few years?
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But the iPhone X signals that we've arrived at the moment when the most sophisticated smartphone looks, acts, and is priced to fit the role it's been playing in our lives for quite some time.
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Rather, researchers are arguing that a decade-old experiment may have furnished the first evidence of a new type of particle that has evaded detection by some of the most sophisticated particle accelerators for years.
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Both presidents said publicly that Iran had a bomb project underway, and the United States mounted, with Israel, a vast covert program to undermine the Iranian effort with one of the world's most sophisticated cyberattacks.
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It was not only sanctions that forced Iran to the table: the United States and Israel also developed one of the world's most sophisticated cyberweapons to destroy the centrifuges that Iran has now been dismantling.
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And while Touch ID is vulnerable to spoofing, like pretty much any fingerprint reader, its depth-mapping Face ID tech is by far the most sophisticated biometric implementation in the consumer electronics space to date.
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Far from its roots as an online bookseller and then an internet shopping mall, Amazon is now a vast conglomerate of products, services and technologies for the novice shopper to the most sophisticated software engineer.
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"Incidents involving Iran have been among the most sophisticated, costly, and consequential attacks in the history of the internet," noted Collin Anderson and Karim Sadjadpour, experts at the Carnegie Endowment, in a study in 2018.
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"Barbie® loves to travel, enjoys nature and cares about the environment, without forgoing the comfort of the most sophisticated accommodations," Andres Korngold, general manager of Hilton Mexico City Santa Fe, said in a statement.
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They're calling the new machines the world's most sophisticated vending system, which is a bold claim — but if it works as advertised, it could be the key to making controlled substances more convenient to sell.
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The exposure shows that the company, which touts itself as being one of the most sophisticated data management platforms, was lax when it came to protecting its proprietary data, which companies pay big money for.
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The purchase this week of Uber China by Didi Chuxing after a protracted competition shows that at least domestically, Chinese players can take on the most sophisticated and largest start-ups coming out of America.
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Twitter is blocked by the Great Firewall of China, the world's most sophisticated system of internet censorship and control, but this is unlikely to hamper Trump, raising the prospect of him tweeting while in Beijing.
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Leading banks will be expected to use the most sophisticated anti-hacking tools on the market and to be able to recover from any attack within two hours, said officials briefing reporters on the plan.
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David is perhaps the best-sourced cybersecurity reporter in the United States: He was the guy who broke the story of the most sophisticated cyberattack in history, the American-Israeli attack on Iran's nuclear facilities.
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At the pledge announcement, Dara O'Rourke, a senior principal scientist on Amazon's sustainability team, said that Amazon had built "one of the most sophisticated carbon accounting systems in the world" to document the company's impact.
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Mr. McLaren's report and an accompanying searchable website of evidence leave little doubt that Russia's doping program was among the most sophisticated in sports history, perhaps ranking only behind that of the East German regime.
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Military parade On the eve of the Games, North Korea staged a parade involving thousands of soldiers marching in unison, planes soaring above and four of Pyongyang's newest and most sophisticated missiles, the Hwasong-15.
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But that harsh reality is made somewhat easier to digest thanks to this short film by Teun van der Zalm, featuring fly-bys of computer-generated nebulae that even our most sophisticated space telescopes can't photograph.
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"Surely the world's most sophisticated technology corporations can do better – by helping to prevent illegal access and paying fair market value for music with prices set by or based on the free market," the letter says.
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Back in April, the most sophisticated version of the OpenAI Five software, as it's called, bested the world champion Dota 2 team after only narrowly losing to two less capable e-sports teams the previous summer.
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Why it could work: The National Security Agency has a long history of investigating workarounds for Apple's security measures, and has the most sophisticated and aggressive tactics for intercepting data of any agency in the world.
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"Many of the most sophisticated cybercriminal actors are located in jurisdictions that do not cooperate directly with the United States," said the U.S. Department of Justice on March 4 in response to an inquiry by Sen.
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"This case demonstrates the criminal division's commitment to hold corporate executives, including at the world's largest and most sophisticated institutions, responsible for their crimes," said Leslie R. Caldwell, the head of the Justice Department's criminal division.
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" — Former Finance Employee See open jobs Work-Life Balance Rating: 4.7 Where Hiring: Ventura, CA; New York; Boulder, CO; Chicago and more What They Do: "The Trade Desk powers the most sophisticated buyers in advertising technology.
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Whatever happens to Bitcoin, we must not lose sight of a more fundamental — and more worrisome — development: A financial product with a purely arbitrary value has been successfully introduced in the world's most sophisticated financial markets.
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This week, the Pentagon blocked delivery of equipment for the alliance's most modern weapon, the F-23 fighter jet, to Turkey because the NATO nation would not back down on buying Russia's most sophisticated antiaircraft system.
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Across the Arabian peninsula, thousands of miles of pipes run above and below the desert in one of the world's most sophisticated production lines for pumping oil from the ground and distributing it around the world.
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Alternative data quickly went from a quirky subset used by only the most sophisticated hedge funds to a multi-billion-dollar behemoth that has investors and companies like Vista Equity Partners, Nasdaq, and Bloomberg diving in.
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The modern Presidential campaign may be the world's most sophisticated pop-up operation, a billion-dollar multilayered organization that, if it hopes to succeed, must be as technologically sophisticated and responsive as any Silicon Valley unicorn.
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President Donald Trump will head to the Navy's newest, most sophisticated vessel Thursday as he seeks to prolong the glow from his well-received address to Congress and provide a jolt of momentum to his governing agenda.
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"Multiple Democratic party organizations, including our campaign and staff, have been the subject of attempted cyber attacks that experts say are Russian intelligence agencies, which enlist some of the most sophisticated hackers in the world," Caplin said.
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And as fears about terrorism loomed months before the 1996 Games, officials boasted the centennial Olympics would have the most sophisticated security in the event's history, with state-of-the art surveillance keeping athletes and spectators safe.
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"While China stresses the need for global connectivity and openness, it continues to strengthen the world's most sophisticated system of Internet control and press censorship," the US Congressional-Executive Committee on China said in a new report.
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Yet, EPA — it says at the behest of state regulators — prevented NASA from using the most sophisticated scientific instruments to collect comprehensive data about toxic air pollution resulting from fires, spills or other effects of the hurricane.
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As a presidential candidate in 2012, he introduced a 85033 percent flat income tax to replace the byzantine federal taxation scheme that contains loopholes and booby traps for all but the most sophisticated and well-advised taxpayers.
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In my role as CIO of Insight Enterprises, a Fortune 500 company that delivers technology for the workplace, I speak daily to dozens of CIOs from many of the largest, most sophisticated and most recognizable government organizations.
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The Il-76 jets arrived at the same airfield, called Dzhankoi, where last month the Russian news media reported a new deployment of S-400 long-range antiaircraft missiles, among the most sophisticated weapons in Russia's arsenal.
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The approach taken in targeting the North Korean missiles has distinct echoes of the American- and Israeli-led sabotage of Iran's nuclear program, the most sophisticated known use of a cyberweapon meant to cripple a nuclear threat.
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If all you knew about forensic science was what you saw on television, you might shrug off this news, believing that only the most sophisticated and well-researched scientific evidence is used to solve and prove crimes.
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Directed by Annie Tippe, this a cappella show offered the season's most sophisticated and heartening artistic paradox, as a dauntingly high-tech subject was embraced and exploded by that most low-tech of instruments, the human voice.
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A president faced with impending confrontation who is unwilling to consider, or eager to discredit, the conclusions of the most sophisticated intelligence resources on the planet risks not just prestige or credibility, but American lives as well.
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Aspen Germany said the latest attacks were unsuccessful, but it was taking steps to make sure staff members were trained to avoid even the most sophisticated efforts in an ever-present barrage of phishing and malware attacks.
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The problem with this approach, some security experts say, is that most sophisticated attacks do not cause crashes, and the most targeted machines - such as those with sensitive government information - are the least likely to allow automated reporting.
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It also depends on age and gender: A farming family I visited had sons with cell phones that they charged at their uncle's house on the main road, but their parents' most sophisticated technology were their agricultural implements.
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When terrestrial attempts to analyze it reveal little information beyond that it's broadcasting information to Pi Canis Majoris, which is 96.5 light-years from Earth, the US sends its most sophisticated spaceship, the Salvare, to make first contact.
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After an introduction by FBI agents, representatives from Google and bot-detection firm White Ops outlined the details of what the tech employees say is one of the largest and most sophisticated digital ad fraud operations they'd encountered.
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But at the Palais Garnier in Paris they now can: Devialet, a local maker of high-end speakers, on November 29th opened a store in the 19th-century music venue to sell its most sophisticated product, called Phantom.
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I'll be honest, the X1 isn't the most sophisticated looking thing on the market, but its design sophistication has gone where it matters (on the inside) and its price is actually highly competitive for its class at $899.
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"The Sohn Investment Idea Contest provides a unique opportunity for anyone to share the stage with some of the most sophisticated investors from around the world," said Lance Laifer, one of the founders of the Sohn Conference Foundation.
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Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/ESA/CXC/STScIUsing some of the world's most sophisticated telescopes, a pair of astronomers has discovered a first-of-its-kind organic molecule in an enormous star-forming cloud thousands of light years away.
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In Lo and Behold's best scene, a scientist calmly explains that the most sophisticated AI in the world is still operating below the level of a cockroach, which exercises choice about where to go and what to do.
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China has long operated the world's most sophisticated online censorship mechanism, widely known outside the country as the Great Firewall, though USTR had not listed it as a trade impediment since 2013, when Xi Jinping became China's president.
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Mr. Adams has written some of the most sophisticated and stirring choral music in modern opera; here, he most often saves it for new settings of old folk songs that take a chilling turn from boisterous to sinister.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration stepped up a dispute with Turkey on Friday, saying the Pentagon would end cooperation over its new fighter jet program because Turkey is refusing to back down on buying Russia's most sophisticated antiaircraft system.
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It turns silicon wafers into chips in some of the world's most sophisticated factories — sites that cost $5 billion to $10 billion each — and employs an army of chemical engineers, physicists, system architects, chip designers and computer programmers.
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Major platforms are applying machine learning and other techniques to remove noxious content, but what good is the most sophisticated artificial intelligence when the actual intelligence that feeds it is inadequate and skewed by biases in American society?
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Earlier this month, the United States announced the first deployment of its cutting-edge F-35B vertical takeoff Joint Strike Fighter – by far the most sophisticated aircraft of its type – to an amphibious assault ship in the region.
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The United States attorney's office in Brooklyn has portrayed him not only as the world's most sophisticated drug dealer, but also as a coldblooded killer who ordered the deaths of thousands of people during Mexico's brutal drug wars.
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A growing number of artists have noticed that music made on old tape machines and vintage studio equipment sounds different — "more heartfelt, raw, and organic," in Mr. Sax's words — than music made with the latest, most sophisticated technology.
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Google's own engineers will do most of the hard work, creating powerful tools that allow non-software companies to build services that would have been beyond the reach of even the most sophisticated technology companies a decade ago.
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Much was written of an historic moment for artificial intelligence last week when a Google-developed AI beat one of the planet's most sophisticated players of Go, an East Asia strategy game renowned for its deep thinking and strategy.
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Sure, as the president he has access to one of the most sophisticated intelligence operations in the world, but why listen to legions of experienced civil servants when you have thousands of accounts named Deplorable Mike at your disposal?
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These devices range from the unbelievably low-tech — such as a satellite with the ability to blind an enemy satellite's onboard optics by simply spray- painting over them — to some of the most sophisticated technologies man has ever built.
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Featuring a total of five 12-MP cameras including three black-and-white sensors and two color sensors (along with flash), the Nokia 9 offers what might be the most sophisticated camera module on any smartphone on the market.
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The album was the most sophisticated and balanced work he'd ever dropped, equally catering to our desires to bounce around unconsciously and our need to evaluate the missteps we've taken in our lives in order to get on track.
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Related: The 11 most sophisticated online scams right now that the average person falls forCertain major purchases should always be made in-store, where you can inspect the product or discuss the service in the presence of an expert.
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She had the best experts that money could buy, the most sophisticated data operation that the smartest wonks could put together, and the dutiful troops who went door to door, handing out "Stronger Together" literature and pleading her case.
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Since the Navy asserts these are not U.S. aircraft, we are confronted by the daunting prospect that a potential adversary of the United States has achieved the ability to render our most sophisticated aircraft and air defense systems obsolete.
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After a quarter of century building some of the world's most sophisticated robots, it was finally taking a step into the commercial realm, making the quadrupedal robot available to anyone with the need and financial resources for the device.
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But despite promises from both sides that progress was being made, Pyongyang has not shown any signs of bending to Chinese pressure (or American), and North Korea conducted its most sophisticated intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) test late last month.
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No matter the precise reasons for this specific foul-up, the dysfunction in what residents like to think of as the most sophisticated city in the world was an example of the broader dysfunction of the state's electoral system.
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But in the real world, something has changed since 2008, when the United States and Israel mounted the most sophisticated cyberattack in history on Iran's nuclear program, temporarily crippling it in hopes of forcing Iran to the bargaining table.
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When someone says they were hacked by an "advanced persistent threat" (APT)—parlance often used for allegedly government backed hackers—you might imagine some well organized, secret hacking unit that only uses the most sophisticated and specially crafted tools.
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In 2017, a European Parliament legal affairs committee recommended a resolution that envisions a special legal status of "electronic persons" to protect the most sophisticated automated robots, a political idea that remains controversial among politicians, scientists, business people and legal experts.
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A former employee of the troll factory confirmed this new strategy to outlet Dozhd last year, and said that the agency operates a separate ''Facebook desk'' to fight back against the social network's efforts to delete its most sophisticated fake accounts.
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The Shaman is the most sophisticated creation of its kind that Imagineering has ever built, and there's a direct line connecting Mr. Lincoln in the Hall of Presidents, the characters in Pirates of the Caribbean, and the Na'vi, Girolami explains.
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Black Twitch streamers, for instance, have been harassed by people using monkey, fried chicken, or banana emoji, whose racist semiotics are easily understood by other humans, but that would be totally baffling to even the most sophisticated machine learning algorithm.
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It turns out our brains are the most sophisticated instruments here in ascertaining recovery and that psychological feeling of wellness and readiness is the very best measure of recovery, I don't think that's intuitive, but for me it was really heartening.
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"This includes automation tools that have become extremely effective in catching fake accounts, spam and other types of abuse, and our team of expert investigators who are focused on uncovering the most sophisticated information operations," he said in an emailed statement.
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The most sophisticated of the emerging players in the industry are focused on building evidence to support their medical claims before going public with them, a practice that takes a hefty amount of time and investment compared to other industries.
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Touted as the "most sophisticated ring in the world," the HB Ring connects to smartphones with an app (for iOS and Android) via Bluetooth and has 5993 hours of battery life for active use and 160 hours of stand-by time.
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The indictments allege that three Ukrainian nationals—Dmytro Fedorov, Fedir Hladyr, and Andrii Kopakov—are members of Fin7, contributing to the group's years-long reign as one of the most sophisticated, and aggressive, financially motivated hacking organizations in the world.
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It was the largest and most sophisticated overpass of its kind in the world, using hydraulic steam engines to raise and lower the two bridge sections (known as bascules, from the French for "see-saw") to allow ships to pass through.
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The general rule is if they use all the methods they can, these are now campaigns with very large budgets, they use the most sophisticated advertising techniques available: micro-targeting of groups, very careful tailoring of messages, you name it.
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"Stet" — the title refers to a proofreading term that means "let stand" — is at its best and most sophisticated when it examines the attraction that extreme and graphic reports of sexual assault hold, as opposed to blurrier, more commonplace narratives.
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It was as if the Air Force lost some of its most sophisticated missiles and discovered an adversary was launching them against American allies — yet refused to respond, or even to acknowledge that the missiles were built for American use.
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And when he consults with Michele Ferrari, the Italian doctor, cycling coach and champion of EPO (played with a farcical edge by Guillaume Canet), what the movie dubs the most sophisticated doping scandal in sports history shifts into high gear.
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It was hailed by its negotiators as the most sophisticated such deal ever, establishing the rules of commerce that would rope both sides of the Pacific together into a 21st-century economy, while cementing the United States' alliance with Asia.
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The irony is that the hospitals that see the most superbugs are often the best ones we have, for the simple reason that they have the most sophisticated diagnostic platforms, the most powerful antibiotics and the experts to administer them.
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The central finding in that book — that rates of gun ownership and the existence of "right to carry" laws reduce violent crime — have been the subject of numerous subsequent studies, the most sophisticated of which conclude Lott's results are specious.
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The technology is called Google Duplex, and while it can only handle a specific set of use cases — outlined in more detail in a company blog post — it's one of the most sophisticated examples of AI-powered conversations with humans.
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"Most sophisticated firms these days are following Twitter, and in the age of Trump, a lot of firms have trading models that are following him," said Larry Tabb, founder of the Tabb Group, a financial markets research and advisory firm.
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The United States has the most sophisticated conventional and nuclear arsenals in the world, with capabilities to respond to any limited use of nuclear weapons in multiple ways, including a thousand existing low-yield options that can be delivered by air.
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It was as if the Air Force lost some of its most sophisticated missiles and discovered an adversary was launching them against American allies — yet refused to respond, or even to acknowledge that the missiles were built for American use.
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As the historian Henry Louis Gates noted in a 1992 New York Times article, the book is "one of the most sophisticated instances of hate literature yet compiled," aimed at fomenting "ethnic isolationism" to drive Jewish people and black Americans apart.
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Trump calls the F-35 "the most sophisticated aircraft in the world," but questions remain over its effectiveness, with the Project on Government Oversight reporting the 235 F-35s now in service are only fully mission capable 83% of the time.
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It employs the most sophisticated angle sensitivity and pressure responsiveness of any digital pen on the market, and allows for a full range of brush options and line thicknesses so you can write or sketch in whatever style fits your fancy.
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None of these men have produced evidence to back up their most outrageous claims about Russia collusion, though each of them had access to the most sophisticated information collection systems on the planet in the run up to Trump's election.
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The scramble for artifacts and the theft of Kwakiutl art — work that was celebrated by Claude Lévi-Strauss as among the most sophisticated in the world — has meant that much of the community's historical work is housed in museums elsewhere.
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At one end of the spectrum is China, where the world's most sophisticated system of internet censorship stifles almost all political debate along with hate speech and pornography — but without preventing the rise of homegrown tech companies making sizable profits.
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Greenberg also reworked some of her images with Photoshop, creating what might not necessarily be the most sophisticated outcomes for the time — the results are more in line with the ways political imagery was used in the 1920s or '30s.
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"A tiny space houses some of the most sophisticated technology we've ever developed, including the cameras and sensors that enable Face ID." The primary instinct with much of industrial design in consumer electronics is to make the tech seem organic and invisible.
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Regulations are expected to be loosened especially on the sale of unarmed intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance drones, the most sophisticated of which carry high-resolution cameras and laser-guided targeting systems to aid missiles fired from warplanes, naval vessels or ground launchers.
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State level actors are certainly the most sophisticated, often using large numbers of attack vectors over long periods of time, so the importance of analyzing and understanding their patterns is mandatory for creating equally if not more sophisticated defense strategies moving forward.
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While it is not the first time that false flags have been used to make it tougher for investigators to identify hackers, this is one of the most sophisticated attempts known to date because the forged indicators were difficult to locate, Kamluk said.
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"When I first entered the securities industry in 1990, investing in assets like Russian stocks, frontier markets, emerging market debt and even junk bonds were considered the purview of the most sophisticated investors," said Mitch Goldberg, president of the investment firm ClientFirst Strategy.
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"We let users do many different tasks without any coding skill — preparing, cleaning up, expanding, combining, visualizing, aggregating, calculating, modeling your data, or doing 'what-if' analysis with your data…" So Vize isn't directly competing with the most sophisticated business intelligence tools.
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There will also be 100 fixed sensors fitted to lampposts and buildings in pollution blackspots and sensitive locations in the city — creating a new air quality monitoring network that Sadiq Khan, London's mayor, is billing as "the most sophisticated in the world".
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Firstly, not only is China keen to use all means at its disposal to contain the coronavirus outbreak, but it may well use it to harden, strengthen and demonstrate the growing capabilities of the most sophisticated surveillance state the world has ever known.
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But Reddit and Tencent are strange bedfellows due to Reddit's historic reference to freedom of speech as core to its mission while Tencent is one of the most important architects of the Great Firewall of China, the most sophisticated censorship regime in history.
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"As technology and trading gets more sophisticated, the imperfections and the profits shrink,....but the companies playing the market the best, with the most sophisticated technology, are claiming larger profit share," said Antti Belt, managing director and partner at Boston Consulting Group.
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Why it matters: All of the most sophisticated ad markets in the world are very publicly tackling tech antitrust, except for the U.S., which has seen a significant portion of its ad revenue and e-commerce move to Google, Facebook and Amazon.
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"These are the people who obviously have access to the most sophisticated financial planners and lawyers and accountants," former Department of Justice tax attorney James Mann, who is now a tax partner at law firm Greenspoon Marder, told Business Insider earlier this year.
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"Content ID is made available to the most sophisticated rights holders who maintain copyright-focused teams in an effort to prevent misuse, but even they make mistakes when uploading reference files and initiating claims," a Google spokesperson told Motherboard when asked for comment.
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Armstrong was stripped of his seven Tour de France victories and banned for life from racing in 2012 by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency after it accused him in a report of engineering one of the most sophisticated doping schemes in sports.
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Underestimate Lana Del Rey at your own peril: While her commercial breakthrough, "Born to Die," was met with dramatically mixed reviews in 2012, she has since developed into one of pop's most sophisticated stylists, slinging subtle tales of ennui and its antidotes.
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"These people are among the most sophisticated in how the U.S. works and are some of the strongest advocates of good relations with the United States," said Susan Shirk, chair of the 21st Century China Center at the University of California San Diego.
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"Literally, I spent six months with the most sophisticated people in the top of the food chain in New York," Mr. Georges said in his office, where a double magnum of champagne sat on his desk, sent by a local banker in congratulation.
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There is often, even in Ashbery's most sophisticated and urbane work, a hint of the lonely, dreaming, kindhearted boy from upstate New York, whose first poem — at age 8 — was about a battle between fairies and bushes that culminates in a picnic.
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Subsidized by the Macallan brand of Scotch whiskey, whose product may be imbibed via Technicolor drinks served during the evening, "Behind the City" is both one of the sweetest and most sophisticated date nights on offer in these early days of summer.
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The outbreak was the latest and perhaps the most sophisticated in a series of attacks making use of dozens of hacking tools that were stolen from the National Security Agency and leaked online in April by a group called the Shadow Brokers.
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But the industry's most sophisticated investors, like endowments, pensions, and foundations, require years of back-and-forth before they decide to invest in a new manager — when a multi-million-dollar check could mean the difference between shutting down and staying open.
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HONG KONG — It's all over for humanity — at least in the game of Go. For the second game in a row, a Google computer program called AlphaGo beat the world's best player of what many consider the world's most sophisticated board game.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee told the campaign it was one of the most sophisticated hacks it had seen this election cycle at that point, based on how the hackers had masked the attack and the malware it had implanted, the source said.
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He weaponized some of the most sophisticated tools of modern marketing, wielding the internet to devastating effect, but this wasn't so different than, say, the plot of "The Music Man" — just swap the trombones and music lessons for supermodels and Jell-O shots.
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"For over a decade, Maksim Yakubets and Igor Turashev led one of the most sophisticated transnational cybercrime syndicates in the world," said US Attorney Scott Brady, who represents the Western District of Pennsylvania, which was particularly hard hit by the Bugat malware.
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The first (and best) in what would become a successful franchise, "The Thin Man" (1934) is Hollywood screwball comedy at its most sophisticated: Everybody looks great in evening wear, cracks wise, and downs staggering amounts of alcohol while keeping their wits about them.
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It is a route that can test the most sophisticated GPS unit, but the payoff is worth it: succulent porterhouses and tenderloin cuts from locally raised cattle, Napa Valley wines, and deep-fried cheese balls brought out on pushcarts, not trays, by welcoming, seasoned waiters.
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Because nations around the world, including China, are investing heavily in research and development, the world is likely less than a decade away from the day when a nation-state could use quantum computers to render many of today's most sophisticated encryption systems useless.
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China, which has already deployed the world's most sophisticated internet censorship system, is building a surveillance state in Xinjiang, a four-hour flight from Beijing, that uses both the newest technology and human policing to keep tabs on every aspect of citizens' daily lives.
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"It's in the interest of the jurisdiction and the manufacturer to advance the notion that this is the latest and most sophisticated technology," says Elias Silverman, professor emeritus at John Jay School of Criminal Justice and the Graduate Center, City University of New York.
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A 4-1 ruling released Tuesday backed a decision by Hawaii's department of land and natural resources (DLNR) to grant a construction permit for the $1.4 billion project, which will be one of the largest and most sophisticated observatories on Earth once it is completed.
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"We've gone from companies talking about the move to the cloud to preparing to execute their plans, and the most sophisticated are making Fivetran, along with cloud data warehouses and modern analysis tools, the backbone of their analytical infrastructure," Sukhar said in a statement.
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Robert Puentes, president of the Eno Center for Transportation, said strong transit agency oversight means it would be very hard for "even the most sophisticated espionage" to work for CRRC, adding that it was unclear why the company would seek to spy on passengers.
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This cinematic crime story following the relentless investigative work of Hogan and his team unfolds at breakneck speed, taking the reader behind the scenes of one of the most sophisticated and dangerous counter-narcotics operations in the history of the United States and Mexico.
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The store best poised to capitalize on the online-offline mix of an event like Black Friday is none other than Walmart, the big-box retailer with the largest footprint in the US and one of the most sophisticated technology operations in the retail industry.
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For all of its faults, he said, New York City's Department of Transportation is one of the largest and most sophisticated in the world, and New York state is perfectly clear about which electric vehicles are legal (or illegal) to ride in the city.
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And the US has been positioning some of its newest and most sophisticated weapons at those bases -- F-215 stealth fighters, Advanced Hawkeye radar aircraft and Aegis warships in Japan, a littoral combat ship with helicopter drones in Singapore, F-235 stealth fighters in Australia.
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After years and years of doing this, when I went back and remastered all the records for a vinyl reissue in 2012, I realized that it's the most sophisticated record by far because I didn't try to consciously make a choice about every little thing.
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Decarbonization—that is, completely shifting the entire material basis of interconnected global supply chains and the world's most sophisticated militaries in an age of unprecedented ecological and climate disasters—is a challenge bigger in scope and qualitatively different from any that have come before.
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"VCSELs power some of the most sophisticated technology we've ever developed and we're thrilled to partner with Finisar over the next several years to push the boundaries of VCSEL technology and the applications they enable," Apple Chief Operating Officer Jeff Williams said in a statement.
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READ: Iran is running an online disinformation campaign on the scale of Russia's troll farm The current blackout is not only a new standard for Iran, it is also one of the most sophisticated internet censorship efforts by any government anywhere in the world.
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To some extent, even the Stripe investment went through some reality checks: "We looked at the most sophisticated global technology companies — Facebook, Twitter, Kickstarter — and they all use Stripe to process payments," says Hideo Shimada, Chairman of Sumitomo Mitsui Card Corporation, in a statement.
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Much like the way we organized to combat terrorist activity in the financial space, this is a prime opportunity for experts in the private sector to work with government on identifying patterns of behavior and applying the most sophisticated tools to countering digital warfare.
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Neither candidate offered a clear vision or detailed program on how to address the myriad problems afflicting South Africa, the continent's most sophisticated economy but a deeply unequal one that offers little hope of upward mobility for the vast majority of impoverished black South Africans.
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Both the Chinese and American destroyers are equipped with the world's most sophisticated active electronically scanned array systems, but the American ship is armed with 96 vertical launch systems — 60 of which are dedicated to air defenses — in contrast to the Chinese ship's 64.
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This returning series, featuring a grab bag of dance, is presented with kids in mind — a 90-minute program, broken up by mini-talks meant to educate and engage — but the content of each program reflects some of the most sophisticated dance in town.
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More than a decade ago the United States and Israel cooperated on a mission code-named Olympic Games, the most sophisticated cyberattack in history, to get into the computer code driving the centrifuges at the Natanz nuclear enrichment site and make them blow up.
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If we don't quickly harden our election infrastructure against the imminent threat of coronavirus, we risk electoral chaos and a crisis of governance on a scale that our foreign adversaries couldn't even dream of instigating via even the most sophisticated electronic election-meddling efforts.
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Nation states have been some of the most active attackers over the past couple of years, and some of the most sophisticated and well-funded attackers, having people who have been on the defense side of that for quite some time, I think, is valuable.
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There are plenty of 3D-ready "surround sound" headphones out there, but the new Mobius headphones from Audeze are probably the most sophisticated to date, incorporating not only 3993D audio processing but also head tracking to create an experience you just can't get from any competitor products.
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Sundance 2017 is the festival where cinematic virtual reality is growing up: we've got one of the longest VR movies ever made, one of the most sophisticated animated projects, and — outside the festival, but during the same period — the first Oscar nomination for a VR experience.
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It also boasts some of the world's most sophisticated intelligence and cyber-defences, and when spooks tell the Republicans and Democrats who lead Congress and sit on the House and Senate intelligence committees of hostile acts by a foreign power, love of country generates a unified response.
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"We are witnessing the widest, most sophisticated, and dangerous phishing and spearphishing campaign against independent human rights groups and activists in Egypt," Ramy Raoof, the senior research technologist at Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR), one of the targeted organizations, told Motherboard in an online chat.
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Here, however, Harker quotes the biologist Michael Behe, perhaps the most sophisticated advocate of intelligent design, who has admitted that even in the case of an apparently irreducible complex system, "one cannot definitively rule out the possibility of an indirect, circuitous route" by which it was produced.
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The Atheist Muslim By Ali Rizvi The Atheist Muslim offers the most sophisticated and nuanced (yet also compelling and readable) answers yet published, to questions critical to humanity's future: how can one consider oneself Muslim by culture and heritage, yet embrace a nonreligious and progressive worldview?
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At the time when Emilio and I got married, two gangs had started fighting for control of the region: Los Zetas, the most sophisticated crime syndicate in the country, was working in alliance with the Beltrán-Leyva Cartel against the Sinaloa Cartel (of El Chapo fame).
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And the question is this — I suppose if you believe that Donald Trump has demonstrated fitness to sit atop the national command authority as commander in chief of the world's most powerful military and its most sophisticated nuclear arsenal, then you should continue to endorse Donald Trump.
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The two countries finalized a deal that allows their forces to help each other with crucial supplies, and the United States formally recognized India as a major defense partner, which should allow India to buy some of the most sophisticated equipment in the United States arsenal.
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Gregory said Singapore-based clients have some of the most sophisticated tastes and an eye for style: sometimes he flies them to Europe to deck out their yacht with luxury furniture from the artisans of Milan or world-famous Carrara marble straight from the quarries in Tuscany.
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The whole well-organized scheme makes Lance Armstrong's doping, once labeled by the United States Anti-Doping Agency as "the most sophisticated, professionalized and successful doping program that sport has ever seen," look as if it were run by teenagers in a high school chemistry class.
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"Abstraction is one of the most sophisticated ways of coming to feeling, like a piece of music: You have tone, color, rhythm, so many things that touch you right inside," she said in a recent interview at her studio, where she tiptoed around in striped socks.
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The A.F.C's decision to nullify its contract for the broadcast rights to games in Saudi Arabia comes even after rulers there have allowed a major piracy operation, perhaps the most sophisticated in television history, to steal billions of dollars of sports content owned by beIN since 2017.
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This was the scene at the Zurbatiya border crossing in central Iraq one day this week as border patrol guards in hazmat suits, goggles, masks and gloves struggled to keep out the coronavirus, an invisible enemy that is as adept at hiding as the most sophisticated smuggler.
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"If we don't quickly harden our election infrastructure against the imminent threat of coronavirus, we risk electoral chaos and a crisis of governance on a scale that our foreign adversaries couldn't even dream of instigating via even the most sophisticated electronic election-meddling efforts," Stokes wrote.
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In reality, the absence of protest is not because China's civil society is indifferent, but because the CCP has put in place a most sophisticated surveillance system, creating a true Orwellian state that has erased all space for civil society organizations or, in fact, any dissenting voice.
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It also boasts some of the world's most sophisticated intelligence and cyber-defences, and when spooks tell the Republicans and Democrats who lead Congress and sit on the House and Senate intelligence committees of hostile acts by a foreign power, love of country generates a unified immune response.
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But people have cause to be on edge: Trump, in dealing with a series of recent crises, has betrayed a tension between listening to the world's most sophisticated intelligence apparatus and feasting on Fox News, spurning caution and using cable news insights for Twitter feuds with perceived detractors.
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Smart locks are still new enough that we're not sure how well their tech will age, nor how many problems will come up, be it security (Otto claims to use "among the most sophisticated and secure" encryption available) or basics like getting locked out because your batteries died.
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All the AI hype that we heard during CES this past week is underpinned by a multitude of algorithms and mathematical calculations, and in its most sophisticated form it harnesses methods of machine learning and deep learning to evolve its awareness without being fed answers directly by a human.
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In summary, enterprise America will soon need a simpler way to identify the nuances of: (a) what does my policy cover, its relevance to my business-risk and exclusions; (b) which underwriter is the most sophisticated; and (c) and how can I identify ways to reduce premium costs?
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The company likely has the most readily available cross-airline information about flight availability, route popularity and price in the world, however, backed by some of the most sophisticated machine learning on the planet, so it sounds like it's probably a pretty safe bet for them to make.
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The most beautiful city on the planet appears, by some measure, as the most sophisticated of the capitals examined in this exhibition, though the photographers and mapmakers here had far more interest in Rio's boulevards and gardens than its favelas, the first of which arose in the 1890s.
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At the depths of a global slide that took oil below $22018 a barrel in early 2453, daily rates for leasing the most sophisticated floating drilling rigs had fallen to just $22019,000 from $500,000 a day, as producer returns from North Sea, Latin America and Canadian drilling evaporated.
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Oil executives and analysts described Mr. Falih as one of the most sophisticated and cosmopolitan officials in the world of oil, already widely recognized as a leader among the ministers of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, who together control a third of the world's oil production.
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Brazilians may have been criticized for not being the most sophisticated athletics fans in the world but they knew what was going on enough to take the roof off the Olympic Stadium when the Frenchman failed - though he was unimpressed by their booing as he made his preparations.
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What was surprising, in 1958 no less than today, was the indifference of the nation's most sophisticated readers, its literary critics, to the connection between Humbert's ensnared "lover" and "the real Lolitas who exist in darkness throughout their lives," as The New Republic pointed out in an editorial.
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The furthest that Russia might go as a result of a better relationship with the United States would be to limit sales of its most sophisticated weapons to China, and perhaps to help seek a United Nations-brokered international compromise over the islands disputed by China and its neighbors.
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"Over the past year DJI has focused on delivering enterprise-grade drone technology that enables some of the most sophisticated businesses and government agencies in America to safely and securely deploy drone technology into their daily operations," said Mario Rebello, vice president and Americas Regional Manager at DJI.
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When you look at what is happening in Mexico, a friend of mine who builds plants says it's the eighth wonder of the world, that the biggest plants in the world, the most sophisticated, some of the best plants — with the United States, as we said, not so much.
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Clapper referred to two notable hacks in the last year: The Iranian hack into the Sands Casino Corporation, and later the attack on Sony, which the US blamed on North Korea, but he said Russia and China continue to have the most "sophisticated" cyber intelligence programs in the world.
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The most sophisticated pro-lifers will at this point make appeals to science and metaphysical biology, and argue that the embryo is an organism whose maturation into an independent human being is intrinsic or internal to it — and thus it is a person and bears all the rights therein.
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This is a tech company, so going out of business has to be framed as the end of a "journey to elevate the tea experience," thwarted by a market that couldn't fully appreciate its mission of delivering "the most sophisticated and powerful infusion technology" for making a cup of tea.
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While it isn't unusual for a radio telescope to actually be comprised of a whole bunch of telescopes in something known as an array, the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) takes that to the next level, combining a collection of the world's most sophisticated telescope arrays into one seriously powerful mega-array.
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All of these biometric authentication methods are continually improving and getting smarter—Apple's rumored face detection system is said to be one of the most sophisticated yet—but as far as the flagships of 2017 go you shouldn't consider any of them as unbeatable ways of keeping your phone protected.
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Now, a security startup called Pindrop is announcing that it has raised $90 million to tackle this with a platform that it says can identify even the most sophisticated impersonations and hacking attempts, by analysing nearly 1,400 acoustic attributes to verify if a caller or a voice command is legit.
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Tests conducted in recent weeks for Reuters show that among major U.S. retail chains, Amazon had by far the most sophisticated bot detection in place, both for its home page and for two popular items selected by Reuters because they change price frequently — a De'Longhi coffee maker and a Logitech webcam.
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For years American intelligence agencies and the F.B.I. have tracked the operations here of two of the most sophisticated state-run hacking groups in the world, the G.R.U., Russia's military intelligence agency, and the F.S.B., the state security service and successor, twice removed, of the K.G.B. of the Soviet era.
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Tests conducted in recent weeks for Reuters show that among major U.S. retail chains, Amazon had by far the most sophisticated bot detection in place, both for its home page and for two popular items selected by Reuters because they change price frequently - a De'Longhi coffee maker and a Logitech webcam.
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Now there is an entire literary genre for young readers known as "sick lit," and the most sophisticated purveyors of this treacle, like John Green in "The Fault in Our Stars," use self-awareness and multilayered narratives to defuse resistance to the Cancer Plot and make surrender all the more pleasurable.
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Related: Israel Says It Found the Most Sophisticated "Terror Tunnel" Out of Gaza Strip During the 2014 war at least four separate attacks were launched on Israeli army outposts via tunnels by Palestinian militants, with an anti-tank weapon used to kill four Israeli soldiers in one of the assaults.
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Lynch's successor on Fidelity Magellan, Jeff Vinik — who went on to a long career as a billionaire stock picker — announced on Wednesday he was closing down his hedge fund because investors were no longer giving money to long/short stock pickers as even the most-sophisticated investors lean more on quantitative investing disciplines.
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The Titan M draws inspiration from the Titan chip that helps safeguard Google servers, and while they differ some in the details—the Titan M draws much less power, for instance, so as not to tax your battery—they both share the task of protecting hardware against the most sophisticated, and devastating, attacks.
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"There is unquestionably a need to improve border security and intelligence-sharing across West Africa, but ultimately, even the most sophisticated defense apparatus will not be able to prevent such attacks 100 percent of the time," Sean Smith, Africa analyst at risk consultancy Verisk Maplecroft, said in a note after the attack.
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Like all other lofty Olympic ideals that serve a marketing purpose and nothing else, I refuse to accept that there is or ever has been such a thing as "clean sport," and therefore that even the most sophisticated doping scheme is nothing more than further proof of the corrupt nature of global sport.
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She explains why in an essay titled "AIs Versus Four-Year-Olds," which appears in the new anthology Possible Minds: 25 Ways of Looking at AI. Noting that preschoolers can learn things even the most sophisticated AIs can't, Gopnik argues that studying kids can give programmers useful hints about directions for computer learning.
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There are lentils served in a caviar tin; and a dish of fillet of sole garlanded by edible silver-gray paper that has been made out of seawater; and one of his signature dishes, "Crunchy Part of the Lasagna," which may amount to the most sophisticated manifestation of chips-and-dip ever created.
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The court in a 6-1 decision on Thursday called the agreement that One Toyota Oakland required the mechanic, Ken Kho, to sign in 2013 "a paragon of prolixity," and said it lacked clear language and made references to numerous laws and court decisions that only the most sophisticated workers would understand.
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The proliferation of companies trying to compete in what Moody's estimates is a $12 billion market for so-called lawful intercept spyware has set off a fierce competition to hire American, Israeli and Russian veterans of the world's most sophisticated intelligence agencies — and for the companies to poach talent from one another.
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The proliferation of companies trying to replicate NSO's success and compete in an estimated $12 billion market for so-called lawful intercept spyware has set off a fierce competition to hire American, Israeli and Russian veterans of the world's most sophisticated intelligence agencies — and for the companies to poach talent from one another.
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Mickey Kaus at the New Republic was the most vocal journalistic exponent of this view, while Ellwood's 1988 book Poor Support laid out the most sophisticated, detailed plan for achieving a liberal version of reform, including greatly expanded health benefits, child care, and guaranteed jobs, alongside time limits on receipt of actual cash welfare.
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Recently, Ava landed a spot in a campaign for Rodarte, chopped her hair into a trendy lob, and is experimenting with all of the makeup looks (we see those turquoise nails!) And on Wednesday, she stepped out in her most sophisticated look to date, a chic off-the-shoulder black dress paired with glamorous waves.
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"TISSOT's expertise and groundbreaking timing system developed exclusively for the NBA will provide us with the most sophisticated shot clock the league has ever had, enhancing our game on the court and providing a sharper viewing experience for fans," Michael Gliedman, NBA Senior Vice President & Chief Information Officer of Information Technology, said in a league press release.
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Their randomized movements are potentially made even more random by the possibility of human interference with the forms; among the supplemental materials surrounding the installation are a set of flashlights, which visitors can use to attempt to instigate a reaction among the machines, in surely the most sophisticated and educational version of catfishing currently on record.
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"This simulation, one of the most sophisticated ever run, suggests that the black holes at the centre of every galaxy are helping to send matter into the loneliest places in the universe," noted study lead author Markus Haider from the the Institute of Astro- and Particle Physics at the University of Innsbruck in Austria in a statement.
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The most sophisticated of these was "How Leaders Are Made", released in October 2013 and purporting to compare how a person could rise to the top job in China, the U.S. and the UK. American and British democracy is held up as equivalent (if not inferior) to the "meritocratic" Chinese system that Xi Jinping rose through.
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But I've spent much of the past week obsessing over the new recording, which features the baritone Gerald Finley (the de facto owner of the role of J. Robert Oppenheimer) and the soprano Julia Bullock, who will reprise her performance in Santa Fe. This is one of Mr. Adams's most sophisticated scores, with some of his finest choral music.
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There's a strong harmony of style (dots) and color (reds and purples) across this show, yet even those encountering indigenous Australian painting for the first time will feel that Emily Kame Kngwarreye, a renowned painter who died in 9113 and whose work was seen at the Venice Biennale of 2911, is easily the most sophisticated here.
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Domestic wine production in Norway is almost nil (very small amounts of apple and rhubarb wine are made, along with a tiny quantity of grape-based quaffs), but the country has evolved into one of the most sophisticated wine markets in the world (despite the stringent regulations of the Vinmonopolet, the country's state-run liquor board).
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Headlines and articles about potential attacks on our grid are great click-bait – but they ignore the fact that Russia and China (our most sophisticated adversaries and likely the only ones with the capability to harm our grid) are aware that if they shut down our electrical grid anywhere in America, our government could do the same to them in Moscow or Beijing.
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Snapchat is letting users buy products through a new advertisers' augmented reality feature in its app called "Shoppable AR." Why it matters: It's one of the most sophisticated uses of augmented reality for marketing that's been rolled out to date — and now that people can buy things directly using the tool, it's likely to spur more investment in the technology.
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"It was as if the Air Force lost some of its most sophisticated missiles and discovered an adversary was launching them against American allies—yet refused to respond, or even to acknowledge that the missiles were built for American use," the New York Times article reads, referring to exploits likely stolen from the NSA that NotPetya took advantage of called ETERNALBLUE and ETERNALROMANCE.
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Critics of WADA's leadership, including athlete groups and national antidoping bodies, questioned the organization's decision last year to lift its suspension of Russia even though the country had not yet met all the criteria of a so-called road map to redemption after a 2015 doping scandal that revealed one of the most sophisticated state-sponsored doping schemes in sports history.
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According to The New York Times, Apple is quietly preparing for a brand-new legal fight over the iPhone's encryption standards and the government's desire for a backdoor, but is also internally frustrated that the Justice Department hasn't spent more time trying to unlock the shooter's iPhone 5 and an iPhone 7 Plus — devices lacking Apple's most sophisticated encryption — with third-party tools.
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This all started last year when the European Parliament proposed the creation of a specific legal status for robots:so that at least the most sophisticated autonomous robots could be established as having the status of electronic persons responsible for making good any damage they may cause, and possibly applying electronic personality to cases where robots make autonomous decisions or otherwise interact with third parties independently.
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As they're catering to adults, the bottle's designers opted for the most sophisticated nods to the Harry Potter franchise possible: a tan bottle with the Hogwarts crest, a black Hogwarts Quiddich bottle that looks like it's from the poshest prep school lacrosse team, a navy blue bottle with house crests that resemble a Ralph Lauren print, and a white bottle with Harry's signature round glasses and scar.
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Occasionally, they are elevated, as at Jodamo (321 Grand Street), the most sophisticated on the strip, with its lengthy racks of Boss suits, its packed stacks of Eton shirts and its bonus room in the basement that features rows of print sweaters, including a couple of rogue Brionis and Luciano Barberas, and impressive all-weather jackets by Green Coast, an Italian yachting-themed company (around $900).
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Instead, now there is the designer as welcoming host, like Joseph Altuzarra, who — in the most sophisticated and fully realized collection he has made in seasons — offered a peek into his own family history with soignée 1940s suiting, all portrait necklines and narrow skirts, waists caught by the thinnest of chains, inspired by treasures found in his grandmother's trunk and grounded by feather-tufted bedroom slippers.
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Any gain for G.M. in selling off the divisions known for building some of its most sophisticated small- and medium-sized passenger cars is outweighed by the real hazard to the corporation's longer-term health as well as that of the world's population, who most clearly don't benefit from greater emissions of carbon dioxide and other pollutants associated with larger, less fuel efficient cars.
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At the time he worked with a Russian-based global crime group and spent his earnings on a Rolex watch, gambling, drugs, sex workers, and high-end hotels, according to the National Crime Agency (NCA), which investigates organized crime in the UK. "This was one of the most sophisticated, serious and organized cyber crime groups the National Crime Agency has ever investigated," Nigel Leary, NCA senior investigating officer, said in a statement.
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"Wallace Corp is the One Percent of super wealthy who owned and had almost exclusive access—on Earth—to the latest most sophisticated technology," Popplestone continues—and that's why Wallace's office looks like Kinfolk's take on a James Bond–esque super villain lair, his limo resembling something featured in a futuristic version of the Minimalists' blog, and his replicant servant Luv (Sylvia Hoeks) launching missiles with eyewear that's a cross between Calvin Klein and a Dragon Ball Z scouter.
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But there's a good reason why most games, even the most recent big-budget titles using the most sophisticated design tools and technologies, don't employ that type of cutting-edge AI. That's because true, self-learning software would likely make most games unplayable, either because the act of playing the game would be too wildly unpredictable or because the AI would behave in a way that could make telling a story or creating a satisfying feedback loop for players near-impossible.
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