Hip movements are a key feature of female movements, and the more feminine you are, the larger and more expressive your hip movements.
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Without strong organization, most movements fade -- including movements with younger people.
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How do we learn from the historic movements of change, the movements already in place and bond those to the movements being created now?
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Small movements can dismiss the tensions and compromises that large movements demand.
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Does art influence movements or do movements influence art, or is it a cycle?
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The populist movements at both ideological extremes are to some degree anti-Obama movements.
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But the ability to know major movements of ... The ability to know major movements.
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Then they drove a virtual car around a racetrack using phantom movements and played another game copying movements of an on-screen arm with movements of their own virtual arms.
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"Bodyweight or gymnastics movements will get you better at those types of movements," he told Motherboard.
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Massive positive progress happens when movements get built, and movements get built when people feel something.
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"One of the barriers that robots have had ... is the issue with expressivity - being able to move like us, (with) very smooth, very expressive facial movements, eye movements, head movements," said Moubayed.
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For the military press, that means movements like lateral raises, reverse flyes, and movements for scapular stability.
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They can monitor the user's movements and adjust the settings accordingly, so their movements come more naturally.
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Movements in the index typically correspond with movements in gross domestic product growth a quarter or two ahead.
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Movements in the index typically correlate with movements in gross domestic product growth a quarter or two ahead.
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There are much easier things like movements or eye movements… that you can actually see in the signal.
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"The primary motor cortex is responsible for planning out movements and the execution of those movements," he explained.
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While he evaded mainstream movements like Pop Art, he oddly and selectively adapted elements of those same movements.
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Is the technology that translates a surgeon's hand movements into more precise movements of tiny instruments considered a robot?
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"I write about subcultures online and how religious movements and spiritual movements are evolving on the internet," he says.
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Every animal has its own unique movements, and mastering those movements can make or break a creature actor's performance.
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When the former liberation movements and independence movements came to power, they failed in power and they became corrupt.
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I'm tired of women's rights movements and other movements not reflecting all of the people who fall within it.
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CUBAN: I GUESS ANOTHER WAY TO PUT THAT, IM NOT SEEING WEIRD MOVEMENTS OR BIG MOVEMENTS IN MY SMALL CAPS.
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Many important social justice movements began with student protests, including movements from which I, as an African-American, have benefited.
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Between wide shots crowded by men with swords, close-ups of Reiko's face, body, and movements showcase her dancerly movements.
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But, by and large, the most basic lesson that I take from looking at the history of grassroots movements is that movements that use bold protest tactics win more and succeed more than movements that don't [and] than movements that limit themselves to things like letter-writing campaigns or polite meetings with their legislator.
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"Movements need strong, charismatic leaders, that is the nature of not just American politics but movements around the world," said Grubbs.
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It was not immediately clear if Trump was reporting fresh movements or movements near the border already reported in the media.
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Importantly, the circular says that common movements, social dances, or athletic movements like yoga sequences or touchdown celebrations cannot be copyrighted.
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The robots' movements illuminate the ground beneath their feet, while the movements of their hands sketch luminous trajectories through the air.
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The speed of their movements is something of a new frontier for fish-like robotics, which typically mimic slower fish movements.
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The heads of separatist movements in Scotland, Catalonia and Texas are cheering the decision as a boost for their movements, too.
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The seat movements also mimicked the camera movements, so as bodies went flying, you felt like you were being pushed around, too.
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The 20th-century civil rights and women's rights movements and the 19th-century abolitionist and women's suffrage movements provide more useful archetypes.
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Great leaders eventually emerge in most protest movements, says Timothy Patrick McCarthy, an activist and Harvard history professor who studies protest movements.
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A survey found that the most common triggers for ASMR are whispering, personal attention, crisp sounds, slow movements, repetitive movements, and smiling.
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On the left many put their faith in social movements, without explaining how social movements are going to write and pass legislation.
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It was not immediately clear whether Trump was reporting fresh troop movements or movements near the border already reported in the media.
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It's written in five movements: an opening Adagio and concluding Rondo-Finale bracket two atmospheric "night music" movements and a boisterous Scherzo.
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Research shows that youth-led movements and student-led movements are much more likely to be nonviolent and more likely to succeed.
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"The movements in currencies are mirroring the movements in stocks," said Kathy Lien, managing director for BK Asset Management in New York.
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We have this [arts] occupation movement, which is close to the movements of people who fight for housing—these kinds of social movements.
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After that, they merged the two facial identities via "deformation transfer," translating movements of the first face into proportionate movements by the second.
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"Across the world there are people left behind by globalization, and movements for withdrawing from global connection," Zuckerberg wrote, without naming specific movements.
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This focus was inevitable since student movements, military regimes, democratization movements, and government-led economic development have been shared experiences since the 1960s.
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While male players increased their wrist movements, hitting the virtual ball harder, women increased their waist movements, covering more of the virtual court.
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"We should not overreact to market movements even if those market movements are sizable," José Viñals told CNBC's Geoff Cuttmore on Thursday morning.
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The antiwar movements we remember are those tied to wars that were actually fought — that is, to cases where the movements fell short.
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The Method-2 can mimic the arm, hand and finger movements of its pilot, but leg movements are left to the robot's engineers.
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Her movements are in no way rhythmical; they are the movements of someone who has no audience and no self-consciousness to shackle them.
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High precision force sensors register a user's lip movements and miniature linear actuators replicate those movements on the device of the person being kissed.
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Accessory movements are varied but they include plenty of your familiar favorites like squats, deadlifts, pull-ups, and planks, along with more explosive movements.
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The cerebellum functions to coordinate and regulate movements, and when it's injured, will result in lack of precision and accurate timing of body movements.
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Of the dozens of studies Quik has worked on in this area, one of the best known found that monkeys suffering from dyskinetic movements—involuntary movements common in Parkinson's —experienced a 153 to 70 percent reduction in movements when treated with nicotine-laced water.
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Therefore, it's important to make sure you prioritize compound movements—movements that work muscle systems, not individual muscles—as a core component of your routine.
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" So does Payne: "The Sweden Democrats and Le Pen movement in France really are just right-wing movements, in the sense of being conservative movements.
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And even in this age of phantom stock movements, completely wrong stock movements need, at the very least, to be explained and, if necessary, punished.
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" He criticized the #MeToo movement, saying: "What we can't have is these big movements that become political movements that undercut the integrity of the goal.
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The team had to ensure the device didn't conflate heartbeat movements with breathing movements, since the latter is much more pronounced physically than the former.
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Electrodes let the wearer control the LUKE Arm's movements with muscle movements and the device transmits grip feedback to the user through a grip-force sensor.
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To examine that, I looked at Erica Chenoweth's article "How Can We Know When Popular Movements Are Winning?" which delineates the features of successful social movements.
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Scientists — or anyone, really — can literally put words in Obama's mouth by converting audio sounds into mouth movements, then blending the movements into old video footage.
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These early sobriety movements would eventually pave the way for the self-help and rehabilitation movements of the 1980s, including Betty Ford's highly publicized rehab center.
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Japanese researchers are working to remedy that with a robot designed specifically to mimic not just human movements but the way humans actually accomplish those movements.
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First, in order to develop an effective strategy to counter jihadist movements we must understand and accept the world in which we and these movements operate.
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Fighting populist autocracy requires party-movement collaboration: Parties need movements to help to mobilize opinion, and movements need parties to strategize about legislative priorities and elections.
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Protest movements From Iran to Hong Kong to Iraq, protest movements sprouted across the global in 28503, any one of which could escalate in 22020.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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It also has animoji, a new iMessage app that uses the Face ID sensor module to track you facial movements and map those movements to animated emoji.
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In my experience, the more you're allowed to move, the more your body movements match your movements in virtual reality, the better it feels—like Virtuix Omni.
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The rise of the far-right, of ultra-nationalist movements, of anti-globalization movements — there was a kind of chain reaction that kick-started all of this.
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So far biggest impact of the election has been in sharp currency movements, though Aeromexico has some natural hedges to protect itself against such movements, Baker said.
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The controller is also designed to have sensors that detect motion and allow the user to correspond their movements in VR to their movements in real space.
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In Jumatatu Poe's work, movements that appear classical blend seamlessly with voguing, African dance movements, and J-Sette, a style sprung out of black Southern drill teams.
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So even though the right-wing, xenophobic movements must be taken seriously, I think it's crucial that we don't view them somehow as becoming these majoritarian movements.
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The movements that have arisen to honor the dignity of both women — movements to end mass incarceration and mass deportation — are separate streams feeding the same river.
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"We're going to be using [...] GPS technology and so on to map where incidents occur, and to map movements, and to map unusual movements," Labuschagne told VPRO.
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So-called furtive movements became a catchall reason for many stops, even if those movements were sometimes nothing more than fidgeting or looking back and forth repeatedly.
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Diana was another photographer who honed her craft in the 21970s, documenting the antiwar movements, the civil rights movements, as well as the jazz and blues music scenes.
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The hope is that this will improve reaction time and improve movements—for example, head, arm, and shoulder movements, which would make athletes more effective in a fight.
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Far from being supported by social movements, Obama's policies spurred not one but two social movements on the right in opposition to him: The Tea Party and Trumpism.
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"We continue to believe that the yuan movements are largely reflecting EM FX movements, and are not a sign of a concerted effort to devalue," said BBH currency strategists.
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There are no easily apparent purposes to these movements, but the hi-tech aesthetic of the contraption contradicts its seeming uselessness: there must be a purpose behind these movements.
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"We're in the lingering days of these liberation movements," said Roger Southall, a professor emeritus at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg and an expert on liberation movements.
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And the identity-based movements that emerged after 1965—the women's movement and black separatist movements like the Panthers—seemed to threaten a crucial value for diaspora Jews, cosmopolitanism.
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Below, more information about the movements to remove statues of Columbus and replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day — as well as an Op-Ed that questions those movements.
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The right-leaning boomer movements are just as important: the conservative movement, the religious right, the Tea Party movement, the pro-life and gun rights movements, the populist revolt.
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The right-leaning boomer movements are just as important: the conservative movement, the religious right, the Tea Party movement, the pro-life and gun rights movements, the populist revolt.
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Social movements forced chief executives to be more vocal about certain issues, particularly ones linked to viral social movements, like the #MeToo sexual harassment movement or the #MuslimBan immigration movement.
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The ideal of traditionalist right-wing movements — which include, but are not limited to, fascist movements — is a kind of transformation of a person's individual life into a mythic story.
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After sorting through descriptions of more than 1,000 bowel movements, the researchers found that 90% of people who used a Squatty Potty strained less, and 71% had faster bowel movements.
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HADLEY GAMBLE: Obviously investors and governments have been keenly watching what all of this has done in terms of movements in the oil markets movements in the energy markets generally.
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"We do a combination of Pilates, yoga and barre that focuses on small, isometric movements, and then also some larger, functional movements in between," founder and owner Renay Compere explains.
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A new report profiles 25 American women who joined jihadi movements A new report profiles 25 American women who joined jihadi movements Shannon Conley was ready to travel to Syria.
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In general, quartz movements are more accurate than mechanical movements, especially in the lower price points so if precision is really important to you, this watch might not be right.
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The handle has motion sensors that detect the user's hand movements, and a tiny computer inside that recognizes the kinds of movements that would make the spoon tilt too much.
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The SleepCycle alarm clock tracks your movements (filtering out fans, noise or even your partner's movements) to analyze when you're in the deepest and lightest phase of your sleep cycle.
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The sensors are being used in a similar fashion here, but instead of recording eye movements, the EOG sensors in the smart eyewear are detecting movements of the wearer's nose.
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Currently, Tenet uses his shoulder to move the prosthetic tattoo machine, but in the future, he wants to enhance the prototype to incorporate wrist-like movements, and eventually finger movements.
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From grassroots to the lifeblood of the political party: Both movements began as unexpected, grassroots protest movements, but soon became the hope and rallying cry of their respective political parties.
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Cultural backlash explains why given individuals support xenophobic populist authoritarian movements — but declining existential security explains why support for these movements is greater now than it was thirty years ago.
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It does not include protections for "ordinary motor activities, social dances, commonplace movements or gestures, or athletic movements" — thus excluding yoga positions, ballroom dances, or, say, a celebratory touchdown dance.
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And yet the movements of 224 were fundamentally inspired by the international civil rights and liberation movements of Black people and people of color, which, in the context of the contemporary commemorative construct known as "22019," have been woven into a very Western-oriented history of anti-capitalist and left-wing movements.
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We need to be able to track people's movements accurately, and it would be so helpful to measure their movements and as much of the external and internal context as possible.
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Advocates have largely looked at other protest movements, like the campaign for same-sex marriage or the Tea Party movement, and tried to figure out which lessons from those movements generalize.
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Delivering quality 3D audio in VR in the past has been a challenge because the audio is interactive — changing based on both the object's movements and the movements of the user.
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Man Group added $10.8 billion in new client money during the year but was hit by negative investment movements of $7.7 billion and currency translations and other movements of $3.7 billion.
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Ordinary movements — walking, running, standing, falling — are interwoven with sweeping movements that resemble martial arts, as the dancers circle their arms around one another or fall in unison to the floor.
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With the help of motion capture technology, they recorded each person's movements and created three-dimensional models to analyze thorax and pelvis movements, as well as the speed of their gaits.
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Current virtual reality systems like the HTC Vive can track your VR position relative to your real world body movements, as well as track your hand movements via controllers or gloves.
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His 10 string quartets, for example, are dramatic, sometimes incendiary scores with hard-driving and often tense fast movements as well as ruminative slow movements — with occasional quotations from folk melodies.
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Finally, she began to dance, a series of increasingly complex palos, movements that involved sharp claps and stomps, intricate hand movements and acrobatic turns and seemed to play off the guitar.
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Rotational strength can improve overhead lifts by boosting stability and preventing force leakage during movements like the snatch, plus it reduces the risk of injury and carries over into functional movements.
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" "I see one of the greatest ground game movements.
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Bandwagons Every industry is prone to "collective movements" — i.e.
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Action like this creates, well, reaction — and reactionary movements.
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The participants were playing exergames, video games that are meant to provide people with a mild workout by tracking their body movements and translating it into movements of their avatar on screen.
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His solution is to use an electromyography armband (you might be familiar with Myo) to detect the limited movements of someone with that type of affliction and convert those into mouse movements.
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The show is not only a crucial visual history lesson covering two decades whose social movements shaped New York, but also a lesson in how to document such movements for lasting impact.
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Basically, different varieties of bacteria have their own intrinsic vibrations and we now have sensors sensitive enough pick up these movements and how those movements change in the presence of different antibiotics.
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Other NRMs, like the Osho movement, the more progressive Buddhist movements, Pagan and shamanic groups, offered women spiritual power and status, including a path to becoming enlightened in the Eastern-based movements.
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Patrisse Cullors-Bignac: Art, creativity, and cultural work are at the center of all movements, be it a movement that's going to empower black lives or movements that are empowering white nationalism.
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" Dorward said that the sharp movements in the market on Dolgopolov's match were "hugely suspicious," with "very few believable explanations for what might cause movements such as this and to this magnitude.
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At the same time, more retro movements like the Glitch and Vaporwave art movements combine the GIF with the classic pixelation of the early internet to create a unique kind of magic.
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It also doesn't change the company's existing policies on separatist and nationalist movements more generally; content relating to Black separatist movements and the Basque separatist movement, for example, will still be allowed.
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Experts say that white nationalism and white separatism movements are different from other separatist movements such as the Basque separatist movement in France and Spain and Black separatist movements worldwide because of the long history of white supremacism that has been used to subjugate and dehumanize people of color in the United States and around the world.
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The Blowjob Paper begins with a few mild charts and graphs about how the researchers quantified movements gleaned from videos of oral sex and translated them to the different movements Autoblow AI offers.
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Basically, one partner makes movements with their hand while wearing the dominant glove, and those movements then activate vibrators that are placed along the receptive glove, which is worn by the other partner.
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Bailey, Foucault Welles, and Jackson all maintain that the ways in which movements grow online today is similar to how movements grew before the internet, particularly in their reliance on a consistent narrative.
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The religious right stands in a complex continuity with previous religious reform movements in American history, from abolition to the Social Gospel to Prohibition to civil rights and peace movements in the 1960s.
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The order would allow Trump to take further steps to combat anti-Israel sentiments and divestment movements on college campuses by requiring federally-funded colleges and universities to treat those movements as discriminatory.
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It reduces trade flows; this means that larger real exchange rate movements are necessary to accommodate swings in the capital account; and these exchange rate movements themselves reduce the return to international investment.
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Movements for social and environmental justice are still moving forward.
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Both movements have some pretty significant successes to their names.
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You'll understand that patience and precise movements are a must.
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But naturally these movements can be rather difficult to track.
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These are two completely different movements and cannot be offset.
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Symptoms include watery diarrhea and frequent, sometimes explosive bowel movements.
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Could these activities be classified as "joyful movements" for you?
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Importantly, the volunteer had no control over these reflex movements.
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Our political movements for social justice get divided and segregated.
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Wall Street has seen some big stock movements this week.
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Condemnation South Korean officials were quick to condemn the movements.
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Blindfolded participants performed hand movements in front of their body.
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CNN's app uses your smartphone's accelerometer to follow your movements.
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This helped them track the movements of the two people.
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In 2018, these two movements have come to a head.
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Different people prefer different kinds of pressure levels and movements!
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But I want to appreciate those small movements toward solutions.
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This arrangement proved sensitive to the slightest of water movements.
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Pros: Let the movements of the planets be your guide.
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Booth compares it to the overblown movements of vaudeville actors.
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He starts movements just over and over and over again.
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Excluding acquisitions, divestitures and currency movements, sales rose 1 percent.
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Never Again Action is about as new as movements come.
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As with all health movements, not every trend is illogical.
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Retail loans net of exchange movements grew RUB3371495 billion (3371956%).
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He joins various movements that emerge following the Protestant Reformation.
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We have made significant movements over the past six months.
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There were guerrilla movements and dictatorial responses across Latin America.
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With small movements, pulse arms up and down five times.
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Because we had these People Power Movements, these democracy things.
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"We re all trying to predict each other s movements."
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Super Cruise's IR sensors tracks eye location and head movements.
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Allies will always navigate a contested space in social movements.
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Its movements are closely watched by drones, satellites and aircraft.
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" But Driver also called Trump's movements a "pre-assault indicator.
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That doesn't build the strong bonds of past social movements.
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Ideas that economists are fond of seldom inspire popular movements.
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Employees will also be able to track their own movements.
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What happens when we have two hardcore intransigent 3% movements?
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His precise movements are difficult to discern from the video.
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They perform drills that allow cameras to digitize their movements.
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People who are driving social movements are, historically, the radicals.
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I will watch currency movements very carefully with great interest.
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Moreover, sudden, unexpected stocks developments can generate fleeting price movements.
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These symptoms include repetitive movements, anxiety, and decreased social interaction.
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Their slow movements seem to connect us to their emotions.
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This was determined by the eye movements of the animals.
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"There is always some substance in mass movements," he wrote.
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He has not engaged in any purposeful movements or behaviors.
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The 2017 marches represented a mosaic of movements and issues.
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That has to come from history, including recent social movements.
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All these movements had a charismatic leader at their head.
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But we need to be extremely interpretative of those movements.
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Jones, with regard to police tracking suspect movements via GPS.
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Their heart rates, muscle and eye movements were also tracked.
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Most of these movements disappeared as quickly as they arose.
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I started noticing the shirt again and imagining its movements.
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Hightower is an independent researcher who studies domestic terror movements.
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Their arrival has helped fuel antidemocratic movements throughout the continent.
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We had two movements, and we wrote the third movement.
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Qatar has backed Islamist movements but vehemently denies supporting terrorism.
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Gazprom and OMV declined to comment on the vessel's movements.
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The admission of former Communist states spurred large migrant movements.
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You're not getting outsized movements one way or the other.
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They are also scouring his past movements and possible accomplices.
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Scialabba works his way into the movements and sensations of
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Dispatchers track the movements of freighters by computer and radio.
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"As adults, we lose touch with these movements," she said.
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They were jerky, odd movements, resembling a newborn's startle reflexes.
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Kovaleski has arthrogryposis, which impairs the movements in his arm.
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These movements show how democracy still depends on the people.
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Catholic Church, grassroots movements, and academia, has won four presidential
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ET ahead of the Christmas holiday, and could exaggerate movements.
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He was also very careful and deliberate with his movements.
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Everyone paused, to internalize the rhythm of Scheuermann's brain movements.
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We want your own movements, which I know are graceful!
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In addition, invest in local organizations, associations, churches and movements.
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Avoid sudden twisting movements or working out when too fatigued.
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But through his wartime networks, other movements got in touch.
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Meanwhile, market movements in Hong Kong continued to be monitored.
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Intensified trade concerns also had an impact on price movements.
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Many autonomous cars drive slowly, making jerking movements and hesitating.
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Most movements are small and centered around a few leaders.
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The solution looks at attributes like mouse movements and swipes.
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What kind of spiritual void draws people to such movements?
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"There are things in movements that aren't quantifiable," she said.
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At the haunted house, they wanted very quick, startling movements.
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She regales her audiences with stories about her bowel movements.
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Both movements are leftist in nature, Lord said he realized.
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People try to separate movements, but everybody matters, everything matters.
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With slumped posture and slow movements, he seems very drunk.
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The current prototype controls the phone's linear and rotational movements.
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Both those movements — indiscriminate crackdowns and local noncooperation — are misguided.
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That is why we built alliances with social movements, e.g.
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A big danger is movements in the yuan, he said.
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Lessons involved constant practice and repetition reinforced by body movements.
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Its role in enabling the Arab Spring movements remains inspirational.
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Qatar has backed Islamist movements but strongly denies supporting terrorism.
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I stopped, listened, looked for telltale movements in the canopy.
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Delicate pizzicato movements evoked the filigree wisps of Persian calligraphy.
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They never hang up, no matter how contorted your movements.
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Islamophobic street movements and political parties have become more popular.
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We often overlook how practical constraints can shape artistic movements.
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Earlier movements wanted America to live up to its ideals.
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"Mein Kampf gets pretty helpful in these movements," Visvanathan explained.
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She was fascinated with the graceful movements and colorful suits.
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Political movements without concrete lists of demands are considered juvenile.
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And he may mention the #MeToo and Time's Up movements.
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BLM and ANTIFA are NOT organic movements by the people.
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Social movements can take on a life of their own.
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Movements are important because that's how we reach the masses.
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Music has always been the soundtrack of movements, he said.
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But regions in the north still have active separatist movements.
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The government approved or rejected policies depending on its movements.
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White males wrote the histories and dominated the art movements.
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And between movements, he delivered amusing commentary off the cuff.
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Social movements sometimes take on a life of their own.
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Trump's movements turned into something of a political Rorschach test.
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She also choreographed certain movements, much like a stunt director.
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How does the Tag know what those movements are like?
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The cameras document shoppers' movements, speed, stride length and gaze.
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We're at the tipping point for a lot of movements.
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" Ebrard also maintained that all "essential movements shouldn't be affected.
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Are these movements putting real pressure on the Trump administration?
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What is the biggest misconception people have about protest movements?
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You may need to make similar movements to stay afloat.
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"Movements are built over time and they're methodical," she said.
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Not just my movements, but to look in my eyes.
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The forest, meanwhile, is full of strange sounds and movements.
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But as protest movements grow, their success rates are plunging.
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Small movements can make a big difference on the screen.
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And we've seen a huge ascendance of tenants rights movements.
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Eventually their isolated movements morph into ballet steps and shapes.
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An oblique thrill was animating his movements, a buoyant flush.
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It's that movements fueled by alienation are bound to fail.
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These movements, however, share few of Washington's foreign policy goals.
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There, she practices footwork and agility, sprints, and quick movements.
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The movements of the four choristers were also heavily choreographed.
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"It depends on their movements, their actions," Officer Shelby replied.
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Mr. Perrey was at the forefront of several musical movements.
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Reuters could not independently verify the movements of the aircraft.
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True interest rate movements last for 25 to 30 years.
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The sequence of these cards determines its movements and actions.
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It seems strange given the #MeToo and Time's Up movements.
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Their foundations are laid by disparate actors, crises, and movements.
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"But having radar really shows the intricacies of those movements."
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The hand symbol has been associated with white power movements.
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"He was aware of all of my movements," he added.
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One of those movements was the establishment of arpillera workshops.
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In Nigeria, India, and other hotspots, online feminist movements exploded.
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The study shows how recent human movements affected dog breeds.
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U.S. intelligence officials have closely tracked Soleimani's movements for years.
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When you think about it, the movements are relatively similar.
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The dance movements in Bruckner are always correct, rarely sensual.
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Slow and steady The movements in qigong are very slow.
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The unique movements of planets are another thing to consider.
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Have we seen movements like these rise (and fall) before?
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THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT IS IN CHARGE OF ALL CURRENCY MOVEMENTS.
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What lessons might movements of the past offer us now?
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The market can dip and rally in very large movements.
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I conducted movements as a student and in workshop situations.
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These are the basis of populist movements around the world.
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But strangely, they can't seem to feel individual hair movements.
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Undercover surveillance, including electronic monitoring of Mr. Amri's movements, begins.
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What are the most surprising places these movements have conquered?
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She felt her daughter's last movements before she passed away.
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Movements like M5S have been borne out of this sentiment.
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It monitored workers' physical movements, meetings and patterns of communication.
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Others noticed the movements, the spilled drinks, the wobbly handwriting.
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They created slogans that were used in actual protest movements.
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The first is the focus on courageous individuals, not movements.
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" Mr. Schlozman is the author of "When Movements Anchor Parties.
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A key question as movements develop is who gets excluded.
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Saudi Arabia and Hariri say his movements are not restricted.
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Those kinds of movements in the studio have become ritual.
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While left-wing movements, he writes, work by advocating for "affecting the property structure" of capitalism, right-wing movements offer the masses a chance to "express themselves" while keeping the social order largely intact.
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What Kendon discovered was that body movements—subtle shifts in posture, eye-gaze and gestures—not only dance to the rhythms of speech, but they also perform in reaction to the movements of others.
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To non-engineers that means the robot should be able to more convincingly recreate the movements of a real dog, including tail and ear wagging, individual paw movements, and a mouth synced to sounds.
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Dance is most often connected to courtship, the study's authors note, and in order to understand what messages a woman's body movements send to potential partners, it's necessary to decipher which movements are appealing.
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They're producing these reams and reams of data, and we are doing that every day on everything, our movements, our traffic movements, what we eat, what we buy, everything we're doing is producing [data].
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On Tuesday, "Dilly Dilly" was sandwiched between two of his golden oldies, "Mercuric Tidings" (1982, to three movements from Schubert's first two symphonies) and "Esplanade" (1975, to five movements from two Bach violin concertos).
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Many of these movements classified themselves as "revivalist" movements, each one in turn trying to reawaken a church that critics saw as having become staid and complacent (just as Luther saw the Catholic Church).
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Since then, she has written dozens of papers on what factors make successful movements successful, why global protests are becoming more and more common, how social media has affected resistance movements, and much more.
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If a court does rule against Epic, it would effectively be saying that someone can copyright a seconds-long sequence of movements, then prevent anyone else from performing and recording those movements without paying royalties.
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Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said on Friday that he would firmly respond to currency market movements if necessary to prevent "extremely nervous moves" from continuing, while closely watching movements with a sense of urgency.
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The medically accepted definition of constipation is "fewer than three bowel movements a week, or hard, dry and small bowel movements that are painful or difficult to pass," often resulting in abdominal pain or bloating.
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Gordon, a New York University history professor, happened to be writing a more expansive book about 20th-century social movements when Trump happened, and she didn't want people to think all such movements are wonderful.
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Stabilizing footage usually requires a piece of software to first analyze and track the movements of a clip; detecting jitters, bumps, and vibrations which are then canceled-out by applying the same movements in reverse.
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There's a great variety: In more conservative movements, such as the Unification Church ("Moonies") and conservative Christian movements, women are often expected to serve men domestically, sometimes with restricted access to the teachings and practices.
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For Dances for Solidarity, the artist sends a list of 10 basic movements to people held in solitary; they're encouraged to not only perform the choreography, but also to respond by adding their own movements.
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It is difficult for movements to maintain the discipline of nonviolence and, once violence takes hold, movements quickly lose legitimacy and the ability to attract the broadest swath of supporters, from grandmothers to police officers.
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Most Maghreb jewelry, by suggestively emulating nature's cycles and rhythmic movements, propounds something of the repetitious cadences observed in our own intertwining movements when we engage in the pleasurable activities of music, dance, and libidinousness.
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The internet has allowed the ideas and mindsets that spurred online movements like Gamergate in 2014 and online-turned-irl movements like 2017's "Unite the Right" to spread to and mutate with unprecedented speed.
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" To rebuild strength without tiring your body, he suggests "bigger movements.
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An overhead LED screen converts human movements into colorful geometric animations.
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Just watch the walkthrough of all its movements, it's just adorable:
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Such "secondary movements" were not the focus of last night's discussions.
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And there are significant differences between populist movements in each country.
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The crowd parted, and the couple's movements mesmerized and inflamed Asha.
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I tried to understand the core psychological draw of these movements.
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"I don't think these movements have gone too far," she said.
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"Social movements don't happen in neat and tidy ways," he said.
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There is also no evidence that Castile made any sudden movements.
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Quartz movements seem to tick across the watch face every second.
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Retail loans net of exchange movements grew by RUB135 billion (05003%).
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Redemptions and market movements can contribute to a drop in AUM.
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All the videos feature soft soothing sounds and no sudden movements.
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Movements serve as a gut check to a country's moral underpinnings.
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Movements are fueled, in part, by a profound desire for dignity.
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What was the inspiration behind the physical movements in the show?
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Wagner's text makes genre-defying movements between poetry, essay, and memoir.
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I admire a lot of the smaller movements happening right now.
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Contacts with opposition groups branded as "terrorist movements" are still forbidden.
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The third round of movements took us to the row machines.
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The person helping them mimicked their movements but walked more slowly.
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However, these movements' momentum seems to have been halted at last.
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Independence movements within Russia, however, aren't met with the same enthusiasm.
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The robotic arm doesn't mimic the movements of the user's arms.
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Remember where our movements began and try to recover their roots.
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And few movements have harnessed it quite like the MAGA crowd.
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These sectors are sensitive to movements in the dollar, which rose.
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Cervello's selections have gotten harder and heavier, Ralf's movements more acrobatic.
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Their time together is spent enduring exhausting looking full-body movements.
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Voguing is a dance that features sharp poses and arm movements.
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The theatre should employ only those movements which are immediately decipherable.
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Workplace culture is becoming the next big conversation in these movements.
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Recent years have shown how quickly identity movements can take off.
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A century ago, several nationalist movements indeed harboured such imperialist fantasies.
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He meticulously nails human movements, cooking food, and yes, watering plants.
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He stressed that these are movements of the virus, not migrants.
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Straight up pay attention Pay attention to her moans and movements.
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She lets Mark and Jane investigate Russia's troop movements and motivations.
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The user thinks of movements, and the virtual limb executes them.
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Images bear witness, but they can also translate into new movements.
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Lead actor Ranveer Singh always exudes energy, even with simple movements.
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The characters' movements have an endearing skipped-frame quality, halfway claymated.
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You don't really see new movements in terms of what's changing.
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Central Bank policy remains a key driver of financial market movements.
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Plus, movements on or in the Earth can't muddle its signal.
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We don't want any price movements that are unhealthy for demand.
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His conclusion is based on past summer chart movements following consolidations.
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But none of these movements have much to do with Russia.
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"Improvise freely," she tells Susie, whose movements spark deathly violence elsewhere.
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They're all accentuated body parts, filthy clothing and deliberately uncomfortable movements.
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National resistance movements fighting on after defeat would be ruthlessly crushed.
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This isn't the first time he's reenacted video game movements, either.
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Data from numberplate-readers can track a person's movements for years.
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It's about our decisions and our movements and all of that.
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The Me Too and Time's Up movements continue to gain momentum.
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It's a beautiful portrait that comes together through big, slow movements.
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Their movements ameliorated, but did not defeat, institutional racism and inequality.
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Positive forex movements added 13 million pounds to the group's profit.
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Currency movements in China and Russia are also generating spill-overs.
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"To avoid economic volatility, currency movements must be larger," Dalio wrote.
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A camera embedded in the Eon monitors the driver's head movements.
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Entire social movements have arisen to protest the inflexibility of currency.
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Express warmth by smiling often and avoid making shifty eye movements.
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Market participants were keeping a close track on the hurricane's movements.
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Political compromise has long been used to stop movements for change.
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A few years ago, I was lecturing about feminist social movements.
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Rodiles adds that his movements are being tracked by the police.
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The seismic movements in China's economy have also inspired memorable work.
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The software monitors mouse movements for signs of indecision or distraction.
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At a basic level, such movements misperceive political and moral reality.
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But you have to play all five movements when I enter.
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Fiber plus water means healthy bowel movements, and healthy gut bacteria.
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Net income rose to AOA340m (13: AOA297m), driven by FX movements.
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Both Joe and Jessica want to track their movements and exercises.
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Earth-shaking movements are born out of such tiny mental tinkering.
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During Constand's testimony, though, he was expressive in his physical movements.
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Net outflows were partly offset by positive market movements, Jupiter said.
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Eye movements are a problem faced in corrective laser eye surgery.
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We can even, based on those movements, calculate that invisible mass.
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But women and men today are being educated through these movements.
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It tracks physical movements (and physical dimensions) to deliver the experience.
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But LME stock movements do affect a market's narrative over time.
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This isn't the first time pop culture has influenced political movements.
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I definitely had to take breaks during some of those movements.
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Simply put, the robot tries lots and lots of random movements.
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Well, it turns out Google may still be tracking your movements.
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He researches and writes about political movements, economics, and energy security.
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This split in sentiment is reflected in the companies' stock movements.
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When he handles the scalpel, his movements are precise and calculated.
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Cast members polish their characters in front of mirrors, perfecting movements.
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One, none of the liberation movements existed without an economic strategy.
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Try not to strain during bowel movements or sit too long.
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All the whales were tagged so NOAA can monitor their movements.
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They help hide the movements of ISIS fighters from coalition drones.
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Gelband took us through a series of almost microscopic leg movements.
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But the anti-war movements that have existed have been pretty
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"If you look back through history, movements have songs," he said.
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That is not something you can say about past authoritarian movements.
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Hence, violence from within movements can reduce prospects for strategic success.
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It has multiple sensors to detect your head movements as well.
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Tai chi's slow, graceful movements are accompanied by deep circular breathing.
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On the other is the threat of action from social movements.
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He now speaks using a computer that tracks his eye movements.
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A Virginia state helicopter was also used to spotlight its movements.
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In these latter movements, Nadasen sees the greatest reason for hope.
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They may earn more or less, depending on stock price movements.
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Rede Globo provided friendly news coverage and shunned pro-democracy movements.
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Rattle's movements, however, aren't the only thing influencing the visual arrangements.
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Vertical eye movements, in contrast, showed little relation to hand value.
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Or how they are relegated to movements and memorized into compartments.
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He's always asking us to make his movements look more organic.
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Women are leading movements politically, socially and culturally across the country.
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On the contrary, populist movements talk about rights all the time.
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A hashtag (#OceanOptimism) and related movements highlight what we're doing right.
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So I oppose movements that are attempting to divide our society ?
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Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders have promised policy-driven, transformational movements.
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The movements are repetitive, drugged; they are perhaps dances of death.
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Bipartisan and nonpartisan movements also need to work in 3,141 counties.
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For in the twenty-first century, revolutionary movements have consistently floundered.
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You compare online experiences with 20th-century philosophies and artistic movements.
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I perform intricate routines and complicated movements to avoid becoming contaminated.
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TWC then proceeds to track those users' movements in minute detail.
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This is only tanker exports, and doesn't count any pipeline movements.
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Monitoring those movements is important to efforts to control the flow.
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The shape of a protestProtest movements take many shapes and forms.
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NEW BRUNSWICK "Movements in Nature: Perspectives of Being," 13 local artists.
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Should liberals support insurrectionary movements or work to reform existing governments?
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Resistors view these not as distinct movements but as interconnected struggles.
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With global movements and transportation, even larger-scale outbreaks may occur.
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Progressive movements that gave social grievance a political form have faded.
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Despite prominent social movements and uprisings, support for democracy is eroding.
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Think of how vital images have been to social justice movements.
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Ambassadors are representatives of their states and not of political movements.
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State funding decreased (adjusting for currency movements) by RUB33710003 billion (337144%).
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Across the continent, Castro provided arms and training to guerrilla movements.
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A sign perhaps that exchange stocks movements haven't become entirely irrelevant.
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Movements are marked by emotion — division and solidarity, victory and defeat.
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This in turn would encourage secessionist movements like Catalonia's in Spain.
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What colors reflect current events or significant movements of our time?
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Saudi Arabia has a long and tangled history with jihadist movements.
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Political movements, even benign ones, can attract all sorts of extremists.
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At the same time I joined social movements as a volunteer.
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The inexorable march of open-source movements has attained critical mass.
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They were hired [by Monsanto] to monitor activist movements of citizens.
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Also, don't worry about syncing your movements up with the class.
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Strains are beginning to show, with anti-immigration movements gaining strength.
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Many movements that changed the course of history started in cafes.
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They swiveled, lunged, and brandished tridents while Gremmler recorded their movements.
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Bowel movements become more frequent and sleep harder to come by.
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If a dog doesn't trust you, they may track your movements.
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She tried to wipe her face, but her movements were clumsy.
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Your contention is that local faiths inspire some of these movements.
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They tracked these to pair particular nerve signals with particular movements.
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Body movements are powered by specific sets of muscles working together.
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And that's when you get campaigns, activism, protest movements, strikes. Right?
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Authorities have reportedly used facial recognition technology to track residents' movements.
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What do you make of the #MeToo and Time's Up movements?
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The injury, they said, would require him to relearn basic movements.
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But it is the mundane and the persistent that make movements.
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The concerto's four movements have a slightly ironic, Neo-Classical veneer.
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The key question is, what unites these reactionary movements across time?
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In the Bruckner, the orchestra's tuba player repositioned himself between movements.
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Her books, particularly "Poor People's Movements," were assigned in college classes.
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"It's a complicated sequence of mixtures and movements," Dr. Schiffels said.
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This term, SACCADE, refers to both voluntary and reflexive eye movements.
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Damascus is a pivot point for understanding history and its movements.
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But why aren't actual capital movements that sensitive to tax rates?
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The UK is considering using location data to track people's movements.
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Head gestures and movements and making everything very big and open.
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It enables the United States to forge ties with democratic movements.
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But they're always hustling, and using their phone for career movements.
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Still, some analysts cautioned against overinterpreting the meaning of market movements.
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Americans have produced many small organizations but few compelling national movements.
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Their movements have captured the attention of scientists and poets alike.
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You've always written about the role of music in social movements.
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But certain gestures, movements and positions loom out with exceptional force.
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The social distancing is an incredibly challenging barrier for social movements.
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This could allow the authorities to track people's movements over time.
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"I knew I couldn't do the first two," movements she said.
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Harrison has not yet harnessed the momentum of existing activist movements,
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They followed her movements with their hands: One touched her belly.
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" Kennedy, like today's advocates of civility, was skeptical of "passionate movements.
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Researchers monitored participants' eye movements using a high-speed infrared camera.
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How did he do it, despite constant surveillance of his movements?
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But a lot of movements have been more anchored by them.
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The seat movements in 4DX are impressively attuned to camera motion.
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Others rushed to the barricades, and populist movements began to swell.
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But poor directing choices don't just result in irritating seat movements.
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It moves on the small movements of a great many individuals.
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But that has always been the nature of social-change movements.
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These three movements have some important and profound things in common.
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Historically, feminist movements and moments have been defined along generational lines.
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Social justice movements … owe something of an unspoken debt to Marx.
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For Mr. Baldwin, they are a focus, but for their movements.
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Others give advice about how to build and maintain resistance movements.
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Over the next 150 feet, two more cameras recorded my movements.
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You will likely notice similarities in your posture and body movements.
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But right-wing movements have found early traction and see opportunity.
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We are going to bring new shapes, new movements, new technologies.
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Apparently, you can break those body-weight movements into smaller circuits.
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Even so, subversive political movements attract eccentrics, and eccentrics arrive early.
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Those kinds of movements are just never good for the Jews.
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Successful social movements require a steady escalation of events and actions.
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Understanding social movements means understanding how people share information and ideas.
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Movements are the things that are going to change the world.
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Body movements are well tamed during hard romps in tight turns.
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Workers' movements are highly controlled if they are far from home.
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That was enough to lead to big movements in asset prices.
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Note how their hand movements seem to "emerge" from their words.
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It was a tool for deadly oppressors and liberation movements alike.
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Soleimani's movements on the ground at Baghdad airport were closely monitored.
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He was also probably briefed by accomplices on Mr. Khangoshvili's movements.
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And the trackpad can take control of the computer's mouse movements.
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Although Yes's problems are real, market movements may be exaggerating them.
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So are the growing protest movements within both Iran and Iraq.
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This is a conversation about political movements, American religiosity, and identity.
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Many analysts note Soleimani's movements about the region were not unusual.
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Cameras and microphones capture the movements of animals stalking the lands.
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"He was aware of all of my movements," Parnas told Maddow.
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Hyde suggested he was following Yovanovitch's movements and her electronic communication.
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Curtains had been strung across the streets to screen their movements.
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In California, pump prices normally follow wholesale price movements within hours.
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Then they synthesize images of another person's face making analogous movements.
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So far, however, the movements have insisted that they are leaderless.
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In recent "walks," these movements have often described passages of music.
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Tracking Hayes' movements through Times Square based on his Instagram activity.
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We have movements, tweezers, loupes — essentially, a classroom for eight people.
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Perhaps all protest movements are always doomed to splinter and split.
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Russia dismissed such fears, saying the missile movements were routine drills.
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In Mr. Yalkin's "Acoustic Movements" series, the process also involves unmaking.
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In many cities, community-led movements are showing the way forward.
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These sharks can potentially be steered to spot enemy ship movements.
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Protest movements such as Extinction Rebellion continue to radicalise the young.
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Social justice movements rarely start out as popular campaigns, he says.
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Once HAL receives these signals, it helps support the person's movements.
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No one had ever seen the movements executed with such panache.
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He used to cut, by hand, the gemstones used in movements.
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Senna acts as a laxative and will cause more bowel movements.
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Fixed rates on 30-year mortgages largely track the Treasury movements.
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I turned to experts on social movements to answer these questions.
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In totality, the movements addressed a broad program of African unity.
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That number spoke to the pressure of movements and the public.
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The trail of bread crumbs you leave could limit your movements.
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There's been some movements, but there's never been anything like this.
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And one way to do that is to build social movements.
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Most of these movements are simple, involving only the upper body.
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And they survived the Arab Spring revolutions and pro-democracy movements.
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He had a more open mind and he encouraged different movements.
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Reactionary movements emerge most powerfully in periods of change and upheaval.
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Political movements can become more vicious as they become more threatened.
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He returned nearly an hour later, his movements jerky, eyes glazed.
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The first thing you'll notice is that the head movements of the face in the mirror correspond perfectly with your movements in the real world, enhancing the sense that you're truly looking at your digital self.
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So from our place as the daughters of Berta Cáceres, we support the movements in Honduras and also the movements that are in a similar situation to my mom's group, COPINH, or groups in other fights.
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It's this focus on people in the actual LGBTQ community that's important, said Lisa Stulberg, a sociologist who studies LGBTQ social movements and is writing a book on the impact of pop culture on these movements.
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The simulation rewards movements that are found to produce the longest gaits, and eventually, after trying millions of possible movements, the robot is able to get from point A to point B—just not very gracefully.
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Allegations against Weinstein sparked a string of energized movements combatting sexual harassment across a number of industries, namely, the hashtag #MeToo movement, one of the most popularized movements against sexual harassment and assault across the globe.
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In Europe, the aftermath of the global financial crisis inspired both right-wing populist movements led by young people, like the Five Star movement in Italy, and left-wing populist movements, including Spain&aposs Podemos party.
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The stick itself has a lot of wobble and feels loosely connected to the base, but still requires you to push hard to register movements—and occasionally it will simply refuse to recognize those movements at all.
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The #TimesUp and #MeToo movements — good, honest, and critical movements — aimed at addressing Hollywood predators who have abused women have also unfortunately given a platform to some to misuse the importance, validity, and urgency of the movement.
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Even when only one hand is being used ("seeking"), the system knows that it can deprioritize the movements of the unused hand and dedicate more resources (be it body movements or computational power) to the working hand.
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And now that we also know men are dominating Twitter, where the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements continue to fuel a cultural awakening around sexual abuse and harassment, to what extent are even those successful movements being stunted?
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"The linear and angular movements of Bharatanatyam have developed over the course of the years and have very distinct, clear, precise and direct movements that form the building blocks of dance sequences," she explained in an email.
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In spite of the fact that liberating movements in the black world have been catalysts for white feminism, too many movements and organizations have made deliberate overtures to enroll blacks and have ended up by rolling them.
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Are there cases of these sorts of groups successfully undercutting fascist movements?
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Others, like Google's Pixel, use software to try and stabilize jerky movements.
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Certain types of populist movements, however, carry their own, equally frightening risks.
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"What's your problem, man?" one asked, referring to the teenager's repetitive movements.
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Applause between movements, or parts, of pieces became that way as well.
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The trail of Amy's movements evaporated after her phone call to police.
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Though played without pauses, the piece is deftly structured in four movements.
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Arm movements were not an important element to focus your attention on.
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My big takeaway from our conversation was to exaggerate my arm movements.
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Was Maddie abducted by someone who had been watching the McCanns' movements?
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However, misinformation and "toxin-free" movements are contributing to birth control myths.
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Racial justice movements are dominating modern activism, but history books remain whitewashed.
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Lady Sybil, who dabbles in the suffrage and worker's rights movements before
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"Boris" features glowing eyes, and plastic parts—and shockingly human-like movements.
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The new computer simulation showed particle movements never considered before by scientists.
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Unscientific anti-vaccine movements leave us all more unsafe down the line.
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So these movements are spreading faster than they did in the past.
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P.S.: I did all five movements from The OA while writing this.
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Crucially, these presidents all accepted the fundamental legitimacy of the protest movements.
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But several students of authoritarian populist movements abroad have a different message.
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The combination of slow movements, resistance, and unconventional exercises make Megaformers brutal.
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They contain some of the most detailed, complex movements in the industry.
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Net — The various movements that have arisen online—Anonymous, Demand Progress, etc.
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Cumberbatch spent a day with Cummings to pick up on his movements.
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He must wear a GPS ankle bracelet that can track his movements.
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Movements often attract fanatics or borderline personalities, and that's exactly what happened.
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Like all movements, the alt-right umbrella encompasses several ideologies and personalities.
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Stripping out the impact of currency movements, profit was up 11.6 percent.
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"You would see quite a few movements within the market and overall."
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You really can't be too attentive to short term movements in GDP.
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Its stilted movements have been included in performers' dance routines for decades.
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It even factors in moon phases and sun movements in its readings.
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It's home to independence movements, anti-India protesters and armed extremist groups.
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These movements are so marginalized that no one takes them seriously anymore.
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It's just one of many social movements encouraging people to stop whitening.
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I feel like the city automatically sensitizes you for trends and movements.
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With no mechanical movements to make or wait for, everything speeds up.
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Another way in which they build their bonds is through synchronized movements.
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And it wirelessly connects to a pillow sensor that tracks your movements.
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Fan movements like these have all created demand to watch the game.
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Most of the puzzles require movements along the x and y axis.
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It cited unfavorable currency movements as a factor behind the weaker performance.
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All of them are collared so that researchers can track their movements.
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I make visual decisions based on the immediate conclusions of these movements.
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Map showing the two people's movements before, during, and after the incident.
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Mr Porcaro: Populist movements filled an empty space left by traditional parties.
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ISIS and similar terrorist organizations represent ideological movements that are very decentralized.
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"You can think the same way in your everyday movements," she writes.
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Mr Trump may bridle at his lack of control over dollar movements.
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The big difference is in the political tactics followed by the movements.
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Nguyen's trademark design, which involves very precise touchscreen finger movements, remains intact.
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It's a curious thing, to move and be unaware of your movements.
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"Everyone champions all these great things and these social movements," he said.
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Anal symptoms include discharge, anal itching, soreness, bleeding, or painful bowel movements.
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Non- cash impact of FX movements on debt in FY16 was GBP918m.
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There was the rhythm of Porzingis's movements, the smoothness of his release.
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Medu's posters are objects that move us, as they enact movements themselves.
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She researches media manipulation, disinformation, and adversarial media movements that target journalists.
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The jive is exhausting and full of so many precise foot movements.
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The role and responsibility of these movements will only become more urgent.
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Here, characters' relationships become part of the station's architecture, their movements interlocking.
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Some of these movements are more admirable than others, Mr Fukuyama finds.
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Now most movements between Bagram and central Kabul are undertaken by air.
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Details of the movements are being closely held due to potential threats.
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Using X-rays, they monitored the stars' movements through the pigs' guts.
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We have created the mother of all movements, we have come together.
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The 25-minute work is played in three movements with no breaks.
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The company reportedly tracked individual Lyft drivers and cross-referenced their movements.
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It feels like is tightness and coldness, steel, jagged movements and vertigo.
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Jerky movements are smoothed out, and fast ones slowed down, he says.
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Myo control is our ability to decode what ultimately becomes your movements.
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But mixed in are obvious dog-whistles to far-right political movements.
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The same has been true of many movements for freedom in history.
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Still, Syrian Kurds weren't united politically; there were multiple parties and movements.
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They're in favor of a variety of social movements, according to AwesomenessTV.
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"You have left-wing movements that have been anti-immigration," Payne says.
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And with those minor movements come very subtle — but extremely common — effects.
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Hungary, Poland, Austria, Italy, and others have seen growing far-right movements.
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The crucial question is whether individual states can absorb these reactionary movements.
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In the same period market movements have become more closely aligned internationally.
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So we didn't go into crazy camera movements and stuff like that.
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You have to make big movements, like you're scaring away a bear.
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The relative strength index measures the speed and change of price movements.
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The FSS does not provide detailed comments for the monthly portfolio movements.
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Borrowers and savers have been keeping an eye on the Fed's movements.
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You can see below how the rings can control a Sphero's movements.
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