Ancient sculptures are spontaneously mutating and merging into bizarre hybrids.
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Its quality, cost and manner of delivery are constantly mutating.
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But coronavirus denialism wasn't in remission; it was only mutating.
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New mutating viruses, like Locky and CryptoLocker, are quickly popping up.
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Start with mutating our own mind and then society's will follow.
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ISIS mutates Amid immense pressure, ISIS is mutating rather than dying.
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To him, the mutating tones of the departed were nature's art.
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Give me some feedback and we'll keep mutating this into something good.
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The fish love it—well, maybe not the ones mutating from it.
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WHO officials said Tuesday that they are worried about the virus mutating.
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It's classic late-period Aphex: robotic, mutating funk, every bar heading somewhere uncharted.
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These days, even our cultural fantasies of the end are mutating toward infiniteness.
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Another problem scientists have identified is the virus mutating while developing in eggs.
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Oh wait, someone's already exploited sewers and mutating turtles for their innate entertainment value.
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Just watching its white surface of mutating triangles curving toward the center is mesmerizing.
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He is surrounded by English people, and finds them mutating into characters from Dickens.
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Authorities warn that it is mutating, making it harder to study and treat quickly.
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Cancer-causing agents unleashed abnormal cellular proliferation by mutating genes involved in regulating growth.
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This constantly mutating show dips into magical realism, marital drama and gritty power struggles.
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Here, Kuruş situates blockchain within mutating notions of territory under 21st-century hyperconnectivity and globalization.
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It's a spectacular, mutating cycle that, whether we mean to or not, consumers have created.
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Similar to methyl groups, they could be altering the activity of genes without mutating them.
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The first claim that the coronavirus is mutating is actually true, and it's perfectly fine!
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Once engineered through speeches, summits and ads, the job is mutating to fit new mediums.
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COUNTER-MEASURES There is no vaccine for the new virus, which China says is mutating.
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And authorities warn that it is mutating, making it harder to study and treat quickly.
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The challenge, however, is that the flu virus is highly unstable, mutating all the time.
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As WhatsApp becomes ubiquitous in the nation, the service is increasingly mutating to serve additional needs.
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Having them star in an oddball, ever-mutating series has made a weird sort of sense.
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The company vowed to crack down on bad actors, but the scandal kept mutating and growing.
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But HIV is constantly mutating, so no single antibody can hold off the virus for long.
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The extent of this blacklist is unknown, even to local internet firms, and it is constantly mutating.
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Critic's Notebook It may not be evident from a distance, but punk is constantly mutating from within.
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Well, straightforward is perhaps not the right adjective for a show that keeps mutating like an amoeba.
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Now we have to worry about coronavirus mutating, and becoming even more deadly than it already is.
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Now we have to worry about coronavirus mutating, and becoming even more deadly than it already is.
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Hip-hop is evolving faster than ever, and on the internet, scenes are mutating in wild directions.
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Just when you think you know what this movie reminds you of, it's mutating into something else.
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Just as the Bauhaus had splintered during its lifetime, it was mutating and multiplying in its afterlife.
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The future just keeps arriving, mutating, bowing to the fickle pressures of advertising markets and quarterly earnings reports.
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Titled Open my Glade (Flatten), the work found Rist with makeup smeared and face mutating in various distortions.
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When you are holding a cone of ever-mutating frozen dairy, your only job is to eat it.
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"Right now there is a not a big fear that the virus is mutating," Adams told Fox News.
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This critically beloved and constantly mutating sitcom returns for its third season on Thursday with yet another reset.
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Today highlights spread across the web in seconds, mutating into memes and turning star athletes into visual brands.
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Companies are mutating all the time, shutting down departments that aren't financially viable and discontinuing products that don't sell.
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In interviews, she's been asked about her strange, ever-mutating accent, which she does seem to have largely shed.
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"Sure enough, I was pregnant," she says, noting that she learned the mole had already begun mutating into melanoma.
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That's what Willner does with samples, looping them and stitching them together into hypnotic, slowly mutating slabs of techno.
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As financing and transmitting concerns mount, the movie sees the collective mutating from activists to educators and community entertainers.
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After five decades of mutating an obscure Victorian novel, Thomas Phillips's A Humument is printed in its final form.
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Federal health officials are examining whether the virus is mutating and seeing if the mortality rate is getting worse.
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Authorities warn that it is mutating even as experts study it and try to come up with a treatment.
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He still displays his old talent for blitzing, interlocking, mutating melodies, as well as for dramatic shifts in harmony.
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In 2016, he was a surprise National Book Award winner for a sweeping history of ever-mutating American racism.
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In 2016, he was a surprise National Book Award winner for a sweeping history of ever-mutating American racism.
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Each one is the other's "brilliant friend," and so their bond keeps evolving and mutating but stays forever intact.
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"Shipwreck" is wrapped in so many layers — of narrative, of interpretation, of mutating thoughts — that it should be stifling.
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She's described her contract as "mutating" from her initial one, allowing her to get more involved throughout the films.
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For a virus that's mutating and spreading fast, like Zika, customers will still have to get tested with their physicians.
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"Florida" takes a snippet of someone covering Ariana Grande and builds a lush, constantly mutating piece of music around it.
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Rather than diminishing, the extortion racket is mutating, believes Allan Hernández, who leads the attorney-general's specialised crime-fighting units.
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Instead of creating a single character here, as you did with Ex Machina, you're creating environments, monsters, and mutating landscapes.
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They end by smearing black paint over their arms and faces, which transforms them back into the mutating throbbing orbs.
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ON OUR RADAR Scientists say the virus is not mutating quickly, suggesting a vaccine would offer lasting protection against it.
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Each producer has a distinct take on the African-Portuguese sound, and it is constantly mutating from neighborhood to neighborhood.
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China is warning that the mysterious Wuhan coronavirus is mutating, meaning it could spread further and become harder to control.
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Behaving less like silver than quicksilver, it was mutating from hard metal to lines on paper or entries in a book.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) can't stop microbes from mutating and becoming resistant to even our strongest drugs.
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To pull the mutating flower animations off, Taberko started by watching a lot of timelapse footage of flowers growing and blooming.
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Our society is evolving, mutating to one of instantaneous pleasures and knowledge, but not necessarily one of analysis, reflection or diplomacy.
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All movements, however, risk mutating into something dangerous when standards of proof are discarded in favor of meting out popular justice.
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However, the fast-mutating virus has proved a challenge to the medical community as it often develops resistance to existing medicines.
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The parents migrate separately or together among other canvases, sometimes mutating into stone statues, as in "Family of Lions," from 1927.
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They are passed along by word of mouth, propagating through time and space like viruses, mutating in response to new conditions.
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As such, they can potentially do real damage against a wholesale HIV infection made up of diverse and mutating viral strains.
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And then things like HBO "Silicon Valley," a proliferation of things like YC... So people have this picture of what a VC is and does and I think what's happening at the same time and the reason that the monolithic definition doesn't apply is that VC is also growing and mutating as startup formation is growing and mutating.
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Jason's pet was drawn to a radioactive box, mutating the frog into a larger frog that then jumps down a massive hole.
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There's a really powerful category of recent films about teenage girls coming of age through cannibalism, vampirism, or other body-mutating horrors.
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In Season 3, June (Elisabeth Moss) finds herself in Lawrence's employ, expecting an ally but instead gaining a formidable and mutating adversary.
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The main risk is of a virus mutating into a form that is transmitted to and between humans, potentially creating a pandemic.
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Envy toward these groups becomes volatile, mutating into anger and spurring the most extreme forms of discrimination — intentional harm and even annihilation.
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As positive patriotism warps into negative nationalism, solidarity is mutating into distrust of minorities, who are present in growing numbers (see chart 1).
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Other favorites: JSTOR, Java on the Brain The internet is a never-ending sprawl of extremely good memes, constantly mutating, remixing, and changing.
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Black people made it all from the start, and we were capable of transforming and mutating society's collective understanding of the genres, too.
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Grants that propose mutating viruses to make them more dangerous will go through an extra layer of review before the final funding decision.
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The Shimmer, a quarantined zone where all life inside it is violently mutating, is expanding, and scientist Lena is tasked with determining why.
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At the rally, he talked at length about mutating viruses and falsely claimed that failed vaccines were producing a new strain of measles.
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First-gen CAR-T therapies rely on a single lock-and-key switch, Lim notes, but a tumor is a complex, mutating environment.
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But hanging them all in a line makes those details read as passing accidents, like the constantly mutating patterns of a tide pool.
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Canceled after just three seasons, Victor Fresco's pitch-perfect narrative of a suburban mom mutating into the undead hooked us from the start.
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CAR-T is really a gateway technology, and there's no reason to imagine that those of the near future will bear any more resemblance to these first designs than a Tesla Model X does to a Ford Model T. Customizable variations, collaboration, and creative combinations are a logical response to a this confounding disease; a mutating answer to a mutating problem.
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But in War of the Planet of the Apes, the simian flu flares up again, mutating to quietly spread through the last surviving people.
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In part of one paper, scientists were trying to test how long it took for tumors to grow in mice after mutating a gene.
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His students had already been doing it manually—making lots of colonies of bacteria, mutating their genes, and selecting for the properties they wanted.
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Investment in machine learning and artificial intelligence is crucial, according to Aurora, because machines can respond more quickly to the way attacks are mutating.
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These threats include not only warming temperatures but also mutating viruses and political corruption and tend to be invisible, dimensionless and pervasive, like death.
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By sharing information about the new coronavirus genome, scientists have been able to work together to analyze how the illness is spreading and mutating.
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The detection of circulating tumor DNA may ultimately prove useful in selected settings, such as tailoring therapy for aggressive cancers that are rapidly mutating.
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This often makes for an anarchic experience, with a debate over an innocuous in-game incident capable of mutating into a fierce clash of ideologies.
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These two examples show how anti-Semitism tends to adapt to its time, mutating to fit whatever the prominent political controversies and fault lines are.
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And unfinished stories have a way of growing and mutating and being manipulated by others in the world of Mr. McDonagh, sometimes with fatal consequences.
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He also invents a theory of how the Shimmer operates, as a prism that refracts DNA, blending and mutating every source of life within it.
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Namely, it could continue evolving and risk mutating the building blocks of life it was responsible for creating, or it could remain limited, albeit functional.
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AI can be used for mutating malware and ransomware more easily, and to search more intelligently and dig out and exploit vulnerabilities in a system.
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When it's finished, we turn back to the place where horror is still alive, mutating, unstyled and hideously, sadistically inventive in its cruelties: the news.
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D'Haeseleer pairs manipulated black-and-white images that look on the verge of disintegration with colorful images of faces warping and mutating in hideous fashion.
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The crowd grew angrier at the prolonged wait for whoever might be going to come outside, their energy mutating from excited to inconvenienced to furious.
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The fact that Zika may be mutating and the fact that it's similar to other flaviviruses like dengue and yellow fever make testing even tougher.
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Technology plays a disproportionate role — both catalyzing the contagion and scattering the impact — making it harder to remedy the harm and prevent further spreading and mutating.
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Another reason we need a new vaccine each year is because the flu is constantly mutating and changing, so there are different prevailing strains each year.
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He finds Kevin in Jarden to inform him that he believes that top government officials are mutating into dogs, a claim Kevin dismisses as completely crazy.
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When you try to identify a standout British genre that is still mutating, transforming, and growing, rather than stagnating and re-hashing, the answer is grime.
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When net art is too "perfect" it can wind up looking unnatural, but Helin's art seems fresh and alive, like biological experiments mutating bit by bit.
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And, the director-general of China's Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Gao Fu, said virus was adapting and mutating, underscoring the challenges for health authorities.
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Imagine: Taking the ovum from a chicken and mutating it so strenuously, with such unforgiving force, that it suddenly resembles a yolk-filled PVC pipe. Mortifying.
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As the conversation went on, he veered further into conspiracy, saying the government was "chemically mutating people" and talking about UFOs and the government suppressing inventions.
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He needs to eat children to survive and it is suggested he is mutating into some kind of monster that is similar, but different from a Ghoulie.
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The police appreciate the job done by community leaders who keep an eye on any sign of extremism popping up in the city's fast-mutating Muslim scene.
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In a very essential way, Mr. Bowie helped make fashion writ large — fashion the system, fashion the pop culture force — the ever-mutating megalith we know today.
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This significant drop in funding increases our vulnerability at a time when global pandemics are on the rise and infectious diseases are mutating at a rapid pace.
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But flu changes all the the time, mutating just enough from season to season that it requires a new vaccine formula, and a fresh shot, every year.
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"These sequences are letting us see, in close to real time, how rapidly this virus is mutating, and serving as a roadmap to developing countermeasures," says Manning.
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Then there's the ever-mutating language, which finds a natural poetry in everyday speech, which in turn grows and warps into Swiftian accounts of an apocalyptic future.
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How they're expressed evolves, sometimes mutating at rapid clip, but the stars of today would have lots to talk about with the stars of a decade ago.
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For most parents, it's known as the witching hour, those endless minutes between dinner and bedtime when kids morph from moppets to monsters, mutating into miniature unhinged dictators.
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Zarqawi was killed in a 2006 US airstrike, but the group he founded endured, eventually mutating into ISIS, run by the even more brutal Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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The highlight was an expansive yet poised, open-eyed performance of the dusky Composition No. 56, which pivots from jumbles of activity to softly droning, continuously mutating stillness.
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This is different than just referencing a memory bank in the usual way; it's as if the processor itself is mutating into something different based on its history.
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Similarly, a mutating collage of fragments is at work in Gabriel Blackwell's Madeleine E., the body of which takes for its subject Hitchcock's notorious memory-bending epic Vertigo.
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Related: Explore the World of Dream Visions in a Mystical Installation Art LeadHER Casts the Female Gaze on Contemporary Art Experience Death in an Endlessly Mutating Video Labyrinth
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Related articles In Blink-182's 'California,' a Melancholy Nostalgia Up North, Pup Makes Freshly Mutating Punk Modern Baseball: Young, Resilient and Already Reborn This Is Growing Up
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NO. Right now, there is no evidence that the virus is mutating toward a more potent strain in the US.Is one country diagnosing the virus sooner than another?
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She smiles and sings and makes you believe in some truly unfortunate and fake-looking CGI reindeer in a story that keeps mutating and gobbling up other genres.
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These lines roil relentlessly over fluttering hi-hats, mutating, breathing, dividing, and changing in a way that mirrors the delicate harmony and overwhelming complexity of the natural world.
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Like other containers for toxic online behavior, these accounts have a way of mutating, spreading and surviving scrutiny, fully insulated from the repercussions that govern real-life social interactions.
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And he has big-league plans for his Sunshine Summit: a Florida version of CPAC, the annual national conservatives confab that has been mutating into a pro-Trump bacchanal.
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With its proliferation on screens, continually mutating with each share in an endless string of memes, our relationship to truth, its source, and "the original" has forever been disconnected.
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Michael Elliott, a journalistic anomaly who held management positions at the world's three major English-language newsweeklies before mutating from editor to humanitarian, died on July 14 in Washington.
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The museum itself becomes a living, mutating ecosystem, and even the images on the screens are modified throughout the day, triggered by sensors that respond to temperature and humidity.
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"Silver Cross," written by XCX and Cook, is an old-fashioned pop vow of devotion set to insistent, mutating, multilayered synthesizers and vocal effects, a barrage of digital diversion.
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The injectable version of the vaccine is safer in some regards, because it contains an inactivated version of the virus that's incapable of mutating back to an infectious state.
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Rather than curbing the excesses of the first travel ban, the revised version shows a xenophobic policy toward Muslims that is mutating, virus-like, into an ever more resilient strain.
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For Dawkins, cultural ideas were no different than genes—concepts that had to spread themselves from brain to brain as quickly as they could, replicating and mutating as they went.
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However, Schuchat said the CDC has not yet determined its exact efficacy, though evidence suggests the virus is mutating as it is spreading, outwitting the flu shot to some extent.
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The scale of the outbreaks and range of viral strains increases the chances of viruses mixing and mutating, with new versions that can spread more easily between people, experts say.
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The new cases are a vaccine-derived poliovirus type 2, a rare type which can emerge in under-immunised communities after mutating from strains contained in the oral polio vaccine.
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When men drink alcohol, smoke or engage in other behaviors, it seems to leave a mark on their offspring through epigenetics, the biological processes that tweak genes without mutating them.
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" The exhibition is on at 3-Legged Dog Art & Technology Center in New York and features a multi-channel video installation which immerses people in an "endlessly mutating death labyrinth.
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Whatever's going on, it all fits very neatly with the aesthetics of style transfer, which give surfaces weird new hallucinogenic depth, shifting and mutating from one scene to the next.
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Current treatments only helping patients to manage the disease, but the fast-mutating virus has proved a challenge to the medical community because it often develops resistance to existing medicines.
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Kano's never been one to mix his words, and the anger in his flow is infectious, with East London inflections mutating into Jamaican ragga when he gets his most irate.
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In a fluid re-enactment of famous photographic images between the dates of the title, 13 Flemish teenagers gave remarkable, identity mutating performances, eventually writhing in orgiastic togetherness and abandon.
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Scientists studying the novel coronavirus's genetic code say it does not appear to be mutating quickly, suggesting any vaccine developed for it will likely remain effective in the long term.
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There's a recognition factor for less informed Grammy voters, who can check a box for a known entity rather than trying to comprehend the movements of a constantly mutating genre.
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By cutting the viruses to pieces or mutating regions of their genomes, he figured, virus replication would be blocked, or better yet, the virus might be cleared from infected cells altogether.
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We've been pitting simple drugs against creative, mutating versions of our own cells, trying to kill the bad ones while sparing the good ones, and making ourselves sick in the process.
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We're moving at an alarming rate toward a society that's just like the one Mike Judge portrayed in Idiocracy, a movie that is resembling the dystopian present we're mutating quickly into.
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Puppy are a peephole into what could have happened if metal, grunge, and indie were able to co-exist in harmony, rather than historically mutating in negative reaction to one another.
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India is swiftly mutating from a formally secular republic to one that openly nurtures and actively participates in the erasure of those who dare to exercise their constitutional right to dissent.
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The album finds Triptych Myth — featuring Tom Abbs and bass and the ever-potent Chad Taylor on drums — in tender, slowly mutating dialogue with Cale Brandley, a reeds player and vocalist.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A new virus that has killed nine people is adapting and mutating, underscoring the challenges for health authorities in controlling the outbreak, a Chinese health official said on Wednesday.
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His pitched-up falsetto, gliding through the song's "mutating, colorful chords," make listening to "Earfquake" feel like a surrealist experience (in Tyler's own words, the harmonies sound "like a cloud melting").
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The species may be mutating as it has a different genetic haplotype to other African dwarf crocodiles living outside, which means that the reptile is adapting to life in the dark.
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Because of that dependence, some viruses have stuck with their hosts throughout evolution, mutating to make minor adjustments every time the host branched into a new species—a process called co-divergence.
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Antibiotics have been a boon to medicine, but their indiscriminate use is creating a global petri dish in which bacteria are mutating, adapting, and then surviving — despite our efforts to kill them.
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Over the course of those 3423 years in space, a steady war of attrition was waged between the crews and these mutating strains of mould and bacteria that also called Mir home.
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"America's National Parks," his widely acclaimed 2016 release celebrating the natural wonders of North America, stands out in particular for its tumultuous melodic beauty and the bristling, mutating forms of its compositions.
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Gao Fu, the director-general of China&aposs Center for Disease Control and Prevention, also said on Wednesday that the virus was adapting and mutating — making it harder to manage and control.
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You evolve like an organism that's mutating a new kind of arm that's shaped in a new way, some new thing that's just more persuasive than every other organism that's out there.
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" Meanwhile, Jacolby Satterwhite, Patricia Satterwhite, and Teengirl Fantasy's Nick Weiss collaborate on a pair of fluidly mutating singles, and Nguzunguzu links up with Abu Hajar and Halil Altindere for the uproarious "Homeland.
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Related: Artist Opens Up a Wormhole Inside a Giant Dome Immerse Yourself in a Dome of Mutating Architectural Forms Biohacker Lisa Park Has Art on the Brain This Is Your Brain on Fractals
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" The NYPD has been criticized by the outside agency that investigated the incident for "mutating" its rules "to adapt to the NYPD disciplinary process, rather than the disciplinary process following the NYPD rule.
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Viruses and bacteria are constantly mutating—it's the reason we get revaccinated for the seasonal flu each year, because the virus changes just enough to infect us again—so the transition is possible.
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What they found: Instead of rapidly-mutating venom-specific genes, the genes that were used most often active in the wasps' venom glands were also used in other places in the insect's body.
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" In a description of the series, Benning shares her thoughts in confronting the mutating nature of gender as a topic—like her art—can "broaden the categories to the point of shattering them.
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"The concepts were largely inspired by Woolf's "Orlando," which takes place over centuries, and the work of Bergson, who believed time is "a constantly mutating stream rather than a series of discrete moments.
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To the consternation of the Ukrainian leader, though, the conflict with pro-Russian separatists is slowly mutating in the public mind from a heroic struggle into yet another sinkhole of profiteering and graft.
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The virus appears to be spreading slowly around the world, the majority of cases reported are mild, and the virus doesn't appear to be mutating much as it hops from person to person.
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Related: Planetariums As Platforms For Immersive Art Visualizing The Hidden Cosmos | The Making Of "Dark Universe" Immerse Yourself in a Dome of Mutating Architectural Forms Artist Opens Up a Wormhole Inside a Giant Dome
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As a consequence, we aren't as rattled as we should be by the play's more violent and congested second half, which introduces themes about mutating family identities that Shepard would later probe more fully.
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By the time of Damaged's release in December of 1981, the sound Black Flag created was not only gaining traction throughout North America, it was mutating in every regional outpost that took to it.
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The bloody drama of vengeance — common to spaghetti westerns and Jacobean theater — is translated into a sharp-witted, ever-mutating adventure story of two African-American sisters on a mission to kill their father.
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Played with exquisitely clouded radiance by Saycon Sengbloh in the Signature Theater's first-rate revival of this genre-mutating 1999 drama, the illiterate Hester would probably never presume to talk in such highfalutin terms.
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The virus could mutate and render past immunity ineffective, although scientists have found that it is mutating slowly, indicating that the protection from a past infection is likely to be effective for a while.
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So researchers at Harvard Medical School and the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology decided to make it obvious: They designed a model to show bacteria mutating to overcome drugs meant to stop and destroy them.
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Inside The Shimmer, the team treks through a verdant fairy-tale forest where the flora and fauna are mutating in weird and wonderful ways: deer's antlers have sprouted flowers, trees are shaped like human beings.
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What if, Lippman's group asked, you could use Crispr to, in effect, adjust the volume of a particular gene, turning it up or down like a stereo knob, by mutating the promoter in different places?
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When Mark Cuban and Malcolm Gladwell joined the show's second episode for a segment about contemporary sports ownership, Simmons stuck to light prodding and orchestration, leaving space for a mutating conversation between his two guests.
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But that's not the only strange thing happening: The season is being driven by the slow-moving, less-common Type B influenza strain, as opposed to the swiftly mutating Type A that is more typical.
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The incoherence of the campaign trail followed Trump into the presidency, mutating into what was virtually a self-parody -- see the epic press conference where he answered all questions with the depth of his own tweets.
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Cyclist Lance Armstrong's doping spread to his team, other teams, other professional sports and even into high school athletics — mutating into a range of other violations from fraud and harassing therapists to trafficking drugs across borders.
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All protagonists are mediators who help tell audiences how to interpret the narrative around them, but Dale Cooper is something else entirely: he is the audience, stumbling through Lynch's obscure vision, and mutating along with it.
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As stories of these encounters ricochet across the media, it looks at times as if some mysterious new contagion -- a quickly mutating form of racial profiling -- is taking hold of the collective psyche of White America.
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Its mortality rate is understood to be much lower than that of SARS, though it is mutating and could turn into new forms even as researchers try to find a way to treat its current form.
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MCs went from local heroes to household names to forgotten relics in the space of six months, the shifting breaks and beats of the genre mutating so quickly that no one thing could survive for very long.
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The song's video, directed by Justen Hernandez, pulls us into a mutating world of floating TVs, crystal dimensions, Day-Glo bodies, and melting faces, before literally peeling back its own layers to reveal a more visceral canvas.
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For visitors or anyone who doesn't read Japanese, however, tracking down the city's best soup noodles is a daunting task due to a scarcity of information in English and a scene that is constantly expanding and mutating.
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Orange Rhyming Dictionary was decidedly more buttoned up than anything Jawbreaker had done, but it showed that punk was mutating in ways that brought it closer to indie-rock, effectively building a bridge between the two genres.
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It's a statement of baseline authority in the jazz tradition, but the rhythm section — which includes Mr. McCraven, the vibraphonist Justin Thomas and the bassist Joshua Ramos — keeps mutating the groove toward subtly complex, light-framed funk.
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"There was nothing like it," he says of the way punk rose through the cracks in the pavement at an alarmingly rapid rate, mutating from a niche concern to a subcultural behemoth in a matter of weeks.
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It's really a rewrite of some of the fundamental mechanics of programming where every computation reduces to the evaluation of a mathematical function, a rule for mutating a data point x into some new data point y.
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It hopes to move a mobile laboratory from Sierra Leone to Congo that could, among other things, help detect the presence of the virus in human samples and conduct genetic sequencing to see if it is mutating.
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The virus, which can cause fever, coughing, and difficulty breathing, is now mutating, said Gao Fu, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and head of the Chinese Center for Disease Control, at a news conference Wednesday.
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"It's a high-tech show, but no tech will actually be visible; instead, live feed transmissions, mutating compositions, sensor-activated dust chambers and other such items will feed her moody, electric show," Ms. Filipovic wrote in an email.
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Wagner himself in the past has accused German Chancellor Angela Merkel of making a "huge mistake" by allowing so many Muslim refugees into the country and warned that "Germany is mutating into a different country," according to German media.
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Last month, when they added it to the public databases scientists are using to track how the virus is spreading and mutating, it was one of the only sequences from a low-income country close to the outbreak's epicenter.
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By picking the most promising variants, mutating them again, and repeating the process, she eventually arrived at an enzyme that could be attached to CRISPR-Cas9 in order to accomplish the conversion of A-T base pairs into G-C.
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He's put out three major EPs under various guises since returning to musical prominence with Syro in 2014, and Cheetah — named for a notoriously finicky British synth sold during the early '90s — hews closest to that album's mutating analog techno.
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While most strains are currently low risk for human health, the number of different types and their presence in many parts of the world at the same time increase the risk of viruses mixing and mutating - and possibly jumping to people.
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"We've had the emergence of new viruses and viruses are mutating all the time, like avian influenza, SARS ... people are not generally aware of them because they are hazards that don't strike very often," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It's not exactly Derrick May slamming it out down the Smart Bar armed with a stash of sax-heavy diva-workouts, but the Swimmers' take on 4/4 is a subtle, ever-mutating affair, full of unexpected twists and turns.
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She also remained at the head of an independent company, based a few floors below the couple's home, which was a constantly mutating space crammed with plants, objects and ideas in progress, where the line between work and invention entirely disappeared.
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She also remained at the head of an independent company, based a few floors below the couple's home, which was a constantly mutating space crammed with plants, objects and ideas in progress, where the line between work and invention entirely disappeared.
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In a film filled with stealth and mutating creatures, Fassbender's performance — with his soothing voice, searching gaze and genteel handsomeness — is proof that sometimes, the most malevolent and terrifying menace is one that doesn't look the least bit alien to any of us.
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Why it matters: The highly contagious virus — which has minimal risk of mutating to become harmful to humans — has spread so rapidly since August that officials are warning it could go global, the Wall Street Journal reports, possibly even reaching U.S. shores.
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As they reported in Cell last October, Daniel Rodríguez-Leal and colleagues in Lippman's lab showed that, by mutating the promoter of the self-pruning gene in different places, they could adjust its output like a dimmer switch, producing subtle but important changes.
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He did this not by appealing to a sense of nationalism, but by challenging and mutating what were then very rigid gender norms, and causing the massive audiences he would draw both on television and in person to simultaneously fear and revere him.
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The story of Lena (Natalie Portman), a biologist who joins a group of women to explore an area of coastal America that's rapidly mutating due to an alien contaminant, Annihilation is full of improbably beautiful biological mashups, shimmering landscapes, and human-plant hybrids.
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Like Mr. Doyle with "The Color Purple," Mr. Sher has created a show that's a living, mutating organism; these productions are both confident and fluid enough to accommodate new individual elements that might alter their chemistry but don't warp their essential shape.
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While Islamism has since come to power electorally in Turkey and Tunisia, it also appears to have lost its way, allowing social conservatives a place in the public life of these countries while mutating into something barely recognizable with the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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I depended on Anita Leclerc's editorial judgment as to whether I had included enough examples to support the argument in my piece, "David Bowie's Fashion Legacy," that Mr. Bowie helped make fashion — the system, the pop culture force — the ever-mutating megalith we know today.
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A good omen for this flu season Each February, the World Health Organization holds a meeting of flu experts to determine the strains that are most commonly infecting people, a moving target as the virus is constantly mutating and changing how efficiently it spreads.
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Most of the plants that have been gene-edited to date have been created by knocking out genes (that is, mutating them), not by introducing genes from unrelated species, as first-generation genetic modification generally did—rousing cries of "Frankenfoods" and fears of environmental contamination.
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I have conflicted feelings about the last 10 minutes of this episode, especially, but I'm encouraged by the way that The Handmaid's Tale has been slowly evolving and mutating over the past few weeks into a TV show, instead of an adaptation of the book.
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Channelling his history in underground electronics, as well as a childhood love for free-as-fuck musicians like Mary J. Blige and Lil Kim—he's made this take on rap that feels borderless and alien, built around mutating beats and a sort of syllable hopscotch.
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Ciani clicked away rapidly, turning knobs deftly, her back to the audience, but an image of her hands with the Buchla's tangle of wires projected on the screen, overlaid with a video of mutating blocks of color, programmed to react to the machine's permutations.
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Even The Crown's creator, Peter Morgan, who has compared the monarchy to a mutating virus, changed his opinion on the institution after working on the show for two seasons: "I came at it as completely anti-monarchist and I've turned around utterly," he admitted.
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That context is never fully clarified in the movie, a continually mutating narrative that has little interest in providing bearings or telling a straightforward story, though we see the crackdown staged for a photo shoot, and the preparation for the protests in a flashback.
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"She is thriving, and mutating, and improving such that the spotty but occasionally excellent Born to Die is probably, in retrospect, her worst album," Rob Harvilla wrote for the Ringer this summer, looking back at Del Rey's career in anticipation for her album Norman Fucking Rockwell!.
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Most involved strains that were low risks for human health, but the sheer number of different types, and their simultaneous presence in so many parts of the world, has increased the risk of viruses mixing and mutating - and possibly jumping to people, according to disease experts.
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Using a generative adversarial network (GAN) algorithm trained on thousands of the artist's own floral photographs (themselves forming a separate installation, "Myriad (Tulips)"), what emerges is a hypnotic grid of artificial, mostly pink and white false blooms mutating as bitcoin markets rise and fall, occasionally reaching stasis.
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"People will always get sick, and the flu viruses have a very clever way of mutating, meaning that vaccines each year have to be upgraded ... and CSL is right at the forefront of that," said James McGlew, executive director for corporate stockbroking at Perth-based broker Argonaut.
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And with an expert technical team — which includes Riccardo Hernandez (set), Howell Binkley (lighting) and Elaine McCarthy (projections) — and the eloquently understated musician and composer Marcus Shelby, who provides a gentle accompaniment on a bass violin, Ms. Smith draws us into an ever-mutating, ever-expanding discussion.
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I like to imagine what the instruments making these sounds would look like were they to take physical form — maybe some fleshy contraption from a David Cronenberg movie, capable of mutating, with the twist of a knob, into a completely different shape right before our ears.
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Hosting everything from independent magazines' presentations and lectures by well known artists, curators, poets, and writers, to magic acts, talks on cult horror films, and a tarot reading by the Mexican feminist art collective Invasorix, the library works as a social magnet that attracts a mutating crowd.
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Visit the site for Séances, and you will see a continuously mutating title card, one that cycles second by second through word combinations like Demigods of the Savage Crutches, Forces of the Savage Crutches, Forces of the Savage Liquids, Forces of the Strange Liquids, and on and on.
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Now it is set to reopen on June 23 in a new incarnation downtown, after institutional introspection compelled not only by the move but also by the presiding quandary about what, exactly, defines photography today as the medium keeps morphing and mutating within a vast, evolving technological landscape.
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It is a trait that he shares with a remarkable cohort of Generation Z artists that have similarly found a striking presence in their work, from the old-school delight of Normani and the freakish, mutating pop of Billie Eilish to the steely New York realism of Pop Smoke.
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The formal dynamics of the images, embedded in the mutating colors, shapes, and textures, pitch us to and fro between painterly apparitions of heaven and hell, until the final movement, a topography in green, pulls us back to earth, where we will have to find a way out.
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A far better option is to play something phantasmagorical and sublime by Oliveros, then something quite extraordinary occurs; the abrasive clanging and crashing that goes on all around me isn't obscured but rather miraculously incorporated into a mutating opus that makes no distinction between good sounds and bad ones.
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"Flat is the New Deep" reminds us that pixels are circulating faster than ever — growing and mutating like a cancerous cell, changing meaning at every turn The 12th Gwangju Biennale, Imagined Borders, is on view (111 Biennale-ro, yongbong-dong, Buk-gu, Gwangju , 500-845, Republic of Korea) until November 11.
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This is symptomatic of a greater musical shift that's occurred over the past decade––much like punk rock once did, hip-hop has spread in vast and unexpected directions, mutating and evolving as artists put their own spin on old traditions while merging them with influences outside of the genre.
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Most involve strains that are low risk for humans, but virologists and public health specialists are worried that the sheer number of different types and their presence in so many parts of the world at the same time, increases the risk of viruses mixing and mutating, and possibly jumping to people.
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Li Bin, director of the top-level government health body, said on Wednesday that prevention and control of the outbreak had reached a "most critical stage," adding that there was a risk of the virus mutating and spreading further during the country's annual peak travel period over Lunar New Year.
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The few animated videos he has uploaded to YouTube show his facility in that medium as well, and how the subject matter crosses over to tattooing; particularly prepareformorning, which shows a man mutating and spewing something out of his mouth as he puts his eyes and teeth in his head upon awakening.
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Furthermore, it injects invisible garbage code into the page while also "mutating" the content (again, invisibly) so that you could load it a thousand times on the same computer and although it would look the same to you, any resulting digital fingerprints like hash, payload size, and so on would always be different.
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In an overarching way, this is a show about living in a totalitarian state and how that oppression shapes your psyche, but it can't sustain that level of tension for multiple seasons; it has to show the totalitarian government changing and failing and mutating over time in order to keep the show dynamic.
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But the reason that the administration's threats to TPS have become such a hot issue — generating an amount of attention and pushback from immigrants and Congress that's gradually eclipsed outrage over the still-mutating travel ban — is that at this point, TPS holders aren't just people from Haiti (or Honduras, or El Salvador).
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Teams of scientists brought together to discover treatments for HIV have used their expertise to treat other rapidly mutating diseases—a team of HIV researchers at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, based in Maryland but with facilities in Africa and South-east Asia, created one of the most promising vaccines to fight Zika virus.
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Through the biologist's prose, a cerebral mix of scientific observation and stream of consciousness used to underline her mutating mental state, VanderMeer tells the story of Area X. Her husband, so key in Garland's film, isn't important in the book outside his function as a plot device (at least not until much later in the trilogy).
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Included among diverse works by both men are a few fine Picasso canvases and several quick glitters of Calder delight, especially two that hang from the ceiling: a dopey tin-can bird and "Medusa," a wire bust composed almost entirely of facial features and hair that casts, as it rotates, an infinite variety of razor-sharp, paper-flat, slowly mutating shadow drawings on the wall.
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Welcome sights are provided by Jasper Johns's "Voice," from 1964-67, a revised painting shown in the act of making itself; Brice Marden's "Untitled (Cold)," a striking expansion upon Cubism from 1985-86; Robert Gober's mutating "Slides of Changing Painting"; and Cy Twombly's strange last works, a suite of six cascading compositions in which deep green and white exceed their frames, like overgrown vines.
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In a column that sparked a great deal of ire, New York Times columnist Ross Douthat extrapolated on Hanson's idea, envisioning a potential world where sex workers and sexbots are on hand to "redistribute" sex to horny, lonely men; satiating their libidos and, presumably, preventing their horniness from mutating into uncontrollable rage and mass violence, à la the Toronto van attacker and the Santa Barbara shooter.
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And in "Proteus," a few mutating colored blobs abstracted from Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly performing "The Babbitt and the Bromide" in "Ziegfeld Follies" make a gentle mockery of any attempt to read anything too clever into the work: The song, audible on portable headphones, is a satire of empty small talk that belies its own ostensible point by using its bubbly lyrics as a medium for rhythm, melody and mood.
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