More impacts to observe and more people to observe them
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But I observe Jon, more than anything I can observe him from the outside.
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You cannot really observe anger or fear or boredom if you cannot observe your breath.
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"[LePage] doesn't get to pick what laws he decides to observe and not observe," Hastedt added.
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The regularity of what we observe can conceal the volatility of what we do not observe.
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It's a strange mix but I observe this trend in Germany, I observe this trend in Japan.
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It's interesting to observe, and fair to observe, that none of the other big publishers did that book.
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"Some places and people observe robust benefits while others observe primarily costs" from the changes underway, the researchers wrote.
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And experiments seemed to observe neutrinos disappearing and reappearing, as if they'd swapped into a fourth, more difficult-to-observe identity.
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Having been able to detect and observe 'Oumuamua, astronomers are hopeful they can prepare to observe other such objects in the future.
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Or, patients with healthier roommates may feel better when they observe other patients doing well, relative to those who observe patients doing poorly.
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It's just something you observe around you, and whether you observe it firsthand or second- or third-hand, you're still observing it and it's shaping your outlook.
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"The fact that we do observe an effect makes me think that it we had data from India or Brazil, we would observe a much larger effect."
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Customs and Border Protection clinicians did not observe any health concerns when transferring the boy from the shelter, nor did they observe any upon arrival, according to Stauffer.
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Please observe — and try not to be too awestruck.
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One that exists inside our phones and involves uploading a constant reel of videos to followers who will observe us, and who we will observe observing, and who will observe us observing them observing, like our own personal reality show except we're the only contestant, and the only editor, and it never goes off air.
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Sexting transforms sex from something we experience at the core of our being to something that we observe at a distance, the same way we observe the news, or Twitter, or even porn.
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"Although the OIG team did not observe severe overcrowding at the ports ofentry it visited, the team did observe that the space designated for holdingasylum-seekers during processing is limited," the report said.
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Or was it learning to observe and write down feeling?
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After all, there's a whole Universe of galaxies to observe.
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Observe how she acts and speaks and how others respond.
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There, invisible to the rest of us, they observe the
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You can observe more of Ricks' work on his website.
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The firm deployed 18 people nationwide to observe customer traffic.
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He likes to observe and stand off to the side.
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For evidence, please observe this dog perform a trust fall.
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He didn't post anything, and just wanted to quietly observe.
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Two women observe a solar eclipse over Thiruvananthapuram on Jan.
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Residents observe the damage left by Hurricane Irma on Sept.
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On most yachts, passengers simply observe nature from the deck.
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Courts are more likely to observe procedure and act impartially.
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Please observe: If baguettes could move, how would they move?
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What did you observe about the challenges jailed inmates experience?
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People observe the holiday by picnicking near their relatives' gravesites.
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But how did you actually observe what was going on?
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Today, we observe Pearl Harbor for all its lessons. Sacrifice.
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It's a very strange world you're building here, I observe.
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Take a minute and observe Bassett in the respective roles.
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What did you observe in the way they worked together?
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The worker did not observe signs of abuse or neglect.
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Soon more unknown faces entered the room to observe her.
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You don't have to observe the same sort of structure.
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Others want to observe Earth in infrared light from orbit.
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Observe it in all its glory: The internet is enthralled.
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We did not observe significant differences in responses across markets.
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Kim and his officials observe the tires that were made.
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We have to observe and see what's in the background.
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Scientists are excited to observe the comet as it approaches.
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Where can you find a patch of nature to observe?
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Yogi was right: You can observe a lot by watching.
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Hannah also wears a charming pair of braided pigtails. Observe.
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Observe the skill level of everyone who wants to play.
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"That's time to observe, to make an assessment," Claxton said.
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Observe the way the outdoor areas are maintained, says Conlon.
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Vulcanologists are interested to observe its behavior now, Firth added.
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The judges observe and ask questions about breed and routine.
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Prayuth said civil servants would observe mourning for a year.
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Do you observe it or have any feelings about it?
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They realized they could observe Jupiter at the same time.
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All parties are obliged to observe cessation of hostilities agreement.
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It is scary to observe many of these recent graduates.
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And American Presidents used to coax Netanyahu to observe limits.
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Nearly all states permit designated poll watchers to observe voting.
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So I just observe it; honey, we love our kids.
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Importantly, the UCLA scientists didn't actually observe rainfall on Titan.
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First, let us observe: Ryan: Why does this show exist?
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We walk down the hallway and observe our first interrogations.
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I'd like to observe these videos from an anthropological perspective.
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Please request docking and observe speed regulations around the entrance.
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Paris did not even look up to observe the commotion.
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The journalists were allowed to observe the exercises under restrictions.
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But there were still plenty of familiar patterns to observe.
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The second piece of the Observe phase is the sensors.
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I am not deeply religious, though I observe the Sabbath.
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It's not enough to observe the child once, she said.
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Second, observe proper "jetiquette" by dressing conservatively on his Cessna.
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In that case, Dr. Bases said, observe the child's behavior.
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What do Holocaust scholars observe about the memories of survivors?
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Kushner and Ivanka both take Saturdays off to observe Shabbat.
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I want to be able to observe this show dispassionately.
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After the discussion, participating families can observe related museum artifacts.
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They exist explicitly within the world they observe and record.
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This way, scientists could still observe in two infrared wavelengths.
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Some were Jews who observe a full day of rest.
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It is rare to observe great kicking in freestyle specialists.
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For those who observe: our best recipes for the holiday.
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To live, observe, and document is an act of magic.
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Various countries have failed to observe different kinds UN sanctions.
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I will ensure our unit continues our tradition of placing a high value on the rights of our soldiers to observe the tenets of their respective religions or to observe no religion at all.
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The Davis group was able to "borrow" these electrodes to observe deep-brain neurological activity relating to navigation and memory that would be otherwise impossible to observe with more typical, non-invasive external electrodes.
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Observe other people living fearlessly in their skin as it is.
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The king and queen of the Netherlands observe a Japanese toilet.
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This sentiment comes as millions observe International Women's Day on Wednesday.
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To find out, we observe them and we take them apart.
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"Log concavity is easy to observe in concrete examples," Huh said.
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The rates you actually observe will be lower than this value.
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Be prepared to stop and observe, but also to be patient.
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The only one they can observe is the the fifth one.
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"It really is a very sad situation to observe," he added.
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Keep an eye on the flame and observe how it behaves.
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David Dana and Michael Barsa observe the implications of Trump's order.
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The key is to observe your team closely and take note.
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Observe Chmerkovskiy and Johnson in all their tango-loving glory, below.
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I wanted him to observe a respectfully long period of mourning.
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Conventional telescopes can only observe very hot, bright things like stars.
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" Summer Litchi said: "Let's observe him turn the U.S. upside down.
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But they observe goggle-eyed the spectacle unfolding across the Channel.
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Leaders around the globe observe, learn from, and mimic one another.
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Observe verbal CliffsNotes go in one ear and out the other.
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Women observe the solar eclipse of April 21994, 224, in Paris.
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China will observe its Labor Day holiday from Wednesday to Friday.
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That is in part because it is rather hard to observe.
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You could observe the pressures Walmart has had in the past.
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Theatre was society's sharpest way to observe itself and provoke authority.
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This interpretation also explains why Jehovah's Witnesses don't observe Christmas, either.
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If you just look around there's something to observe every day.
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We will observe Hitomi in the universe using the Hitomi satellite.
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We will continue to observe her and conduct routine health tests.
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Observe the male slider in action (with thanks to PC Gamer).
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Even if you observe Lent, you aren't required to wear ashes.
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What did you observe, or what did they let you see?
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They climbed one every few hundred feet to observe their surroundings.
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"There's no way to observe it without changing it," he said.
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New methods have allowed scientists to actually observe its atomic structure.
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I can't change her, but I can watch, observe, and guide.
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That's because you want to observe the full body language closely.
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Let us all observe this seal friend that practices good manners.
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I realize now that many people don't observe the same thing.
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Observe Technologies is using artificial intelligence to automate fish farms. Transformative
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" Meanwhile, "For the competence of women, we observe little discernible effect.
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Drones don't just help scientists observe animals in their natural habitats.
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As both Mina and Fox observe, Slater's case played out like
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The satellites thus limit the ability of astronomers to observe them.
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We can observe this trend from the price of oil futures.
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Hawaii and most of Arizona do not observe daylight saving time.
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And the Coppingers continued to observe village dogs around the world.
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They continued to observe it long after the initial brightness faded.
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" Corinna says men should observe their partners masturbating, and "take notes.
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Most states observe daylight saving time for eight months each year.
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Why do we observe these differences in the timing of cases?
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But Russian social media users refused to observe the official silence.
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The authors observe a clear "ripple effect" in the local market.
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I can't help but pause each day to observe the progress.
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Mr. Beard's series allows you to observe how identity played out.
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Observe: It's difficult to know exactly what about this is best.
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Sure, well it's not a scientific phenomenon that you can observe.
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A few observe the chaos, but most just chat among themselves.
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Stein is already asking for volunteers to observe the recount process.
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Below I've included some example techniques for each — listen, observe, test.
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They are also welcome to personally observe the food being prepared.
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Notice: Observe the feelings you're experiencing, for example anger or defensiveness.
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Try again during your next restaurant experience: Observe the children especially.
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As I observe the chaos around me, chaos rises within me.
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What happens to the thought of procrastinating as you observe it?
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We are taught that we are present to observe and document.
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Saudi officials finally invited an archaeologist to observe them via helicopter.
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Taking field trips to observe changes in your local natural environment?
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I wouldn't try to pre-imagine the experience; I'd just observe.
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I agree that it's fun to observe what friends are wearing.
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Malgré le froid hivernal, le recruteur observe l'équipe d'Argenteuil affronter Créteil.
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A sense of depression defines us as we observe this presidency.
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I introduced myself to her and asked her permission to observe.
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Observe: Mr. Tingle also sometimes tweets when he doesn't mean to.
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The problem is that there's no way to observe consciousness directly.
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U.S. bond markets will close on Friday to observe Veterans' Day.
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You try to put language to what it is you observe.
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Our son was able to observe our shortcomings as financial planners.
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I got behind him, just to observe his turn signal habits.
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This lets doctors observe what is going on in those organs.
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If you don't know, then there's nothing to do but observe.
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That gives astronomers a long time to observe this rare object.
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How do we observe what the artists' subjects are looking at?
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He was later able to observe single ions in the trap.
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I want students to observe news, rather than react to it.
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The Clinton campaign has chosen to warily observe from the sidelines.
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Shy visitors stand back and observe the bustling hive of activity.
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The easiest way to observe this is to look at Canada.
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The researchers are eager to observe waves coming from different stellar remnants Now that LIGO has measured two black hole mergers, the researchers are eager to observe waves coming from different stellar remnants like neutron stars.
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After the faithful observe vespers in the packed St. Francis church, where Dante's son is buried across from Petrarch's daughter, Treviso's residents observe the sacred hour of aperitif, when candy-colored Spritzes and sparkling proseccos are worshiped.
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The family did not observe much more than Passover seders with neighbors.
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That means physicists sometimes observe strange new effects in these wacky materials.
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Rather we observe the nature of images and the impulse to share.
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Swiss engineer happened to observe carts carrying rock bitumen lose some of
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"We'll observe the asteroid with both optical and radar telescopes," Brozović said.
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The couples are out to play, and we're just here to observe.
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"Patients are uniquely positioned to observe things about their surgeons," he said.
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Liam Chatterjee, a senior, said he has begun to observe casual sexism.
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They make up less than 0.1% of galaxies that we can observe.
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They also opted to observe the injury rather than surgically fix it.
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I observe what's going on and that goes into my creative process.
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But to observe these tantalizing features, Curiosity has some climbing to do.
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The balloon would then turn around to observe how the particles disperse.
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Qatar will observe three days of mourning for Sheikh Khalifa, QNA said.
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Now I get to observe real models in their natural vacationing habitat.
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They'll even scrub up and observe surgeries in the operating room themselves.
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If officers observe a traffic violation, they will attempt a traffic stop.
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"You have to stop and observe the world you're in," James says.
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He told BuzzFeed News that he was there to observe the hearing.
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Justice Scalia did not participate in the hunt, but he did observe.
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It is an opportunity to observe, talk to veterans and be engaged.
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That means these dishes observe the same patch of sky every day.
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He said of course, 'we have to observe and apply fiscal rules.
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"The conditions that we now observe in Canada concern us," Siddall said.
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Both his parents observe that they've never heard him laugh this much.
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He would follow them around and just observe what they were doing.
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This helps explain all the viral hoaxes we observe in the wild.
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It is a simple yet powerful tool to observe the water environment.
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His inextricable cohesiveness with the visuals operator was a privilege to observe.
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They had brought a small group of foreign journalists to observe this.
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Luckily, this isn't the only way you can observe October's full moon.
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Observe all the good things in your life and others around you.
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"Voters no longer take the EU for granted," observe the ECFR authors.
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Some of them went to Barcelona to observe the referendum in October.
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With incredible access to both sides, we observe global capitalism at work.
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Let's observe this thread created by local New Jersey man John Cook.
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Each face represents a different aspect pious life for followers to observe.
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When did you last observe conservatives worrying that about exaggerating liberal pathologies?
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That's nothing we have any proof for, but it's something we observe.
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So 20 percent of what I observe is they're playing that game.
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This way, the researchers were able to observe how energy was transferred.
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The group Human Rights Watch urged the military to observe due process.
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Particularly difficult is the question of how to actually observe the races.
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I did not come here to observe the numbing tragedy of Knickerbockerdom.
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The organisation gained respect for the teams it sent to observe elections.
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The internet is a wonderful place to observe very normal president behavior.
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Below you can observe the BallerYoga mat in use on a beach.
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We observe a similar trend in adoption of computer and internet technology.
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Whichever it was, it was mesmerizing — both for him, and to observe.
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But Israel said it would observe only a limited quid pro quo.
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"These programs are not designed to observe the average American," he said.
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We have been unable to observe dark matter in Earth bound experiments.
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Most banks tend to observe the guidelines to avoid potential regulatory scrutiny.
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Both will offer chances to observe the garden's wild and winged residents.
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As a poet I wanted to observe, I wanted to feel things.
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They also observe and interview people in an occupation that interests them.
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Radiation therapists check equipment, observe patients' reactions to treatment, and document sessions.
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"These programs are not designed to observe the average American," he added.
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Costa and Robin Patterson, observe that Machado regards Brazil's cities and landscapes
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" Observe the "bridgelit shawls" and the "sycamores blazing through the sulfuric air.
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We just know that we do observe this trend — it is happening.
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It looks like that, when you stay outside and just observe people.
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There are several different ways to observe, with varying degrees of intrusion.
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Kushner told other marchers he was there to observe, The Washingtonian reported.
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When you do feel anxious, observe it like you're watching a performance.
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Observe: At the start of the breakfast, Doherty is wearing a coat.
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In my family, we try to observe a taboo against early exits.
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Observe: A quick podium of the most impressive things within this video.
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You can observe Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence, Kendall Jenner, and Cara Delevingne.
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The next step is to observe how ravens will respond to them.
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Being in nature, I like to observe patterns and cycles, [like] seasons.
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"Observe," the camera says, "this man is tall," and that's the joke.
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So I just sauntered over to a corner to sit and observe.
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Taysin watches her closely, silent, as a mother would observe a child.
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Because of this, we rarely take the time to actually observe it.
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Closely observe for movements and achievements in the trajectory of their company.
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The reporters in the Geräteraum sought to observe clear boundaries with Pinto.
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Yale School of Medicine requires a course in which students observe paintings.
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Observe how the room's lighting affects the colors three times a day.
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If that's the case, we need to stay hidden and observe unobtrusively.
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But in the moment, you can observe beautifully, and talk about it.
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Still, Randall Wright, the director, can be too content to only observe.
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Parents would often send their children outside to observe Ms. Ziter's work.
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Scientists expect to observe more black hole mergers, more neutron star mergers.
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If you're fast enough, you'll observe the trick behind the frog's hop.
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This presents an opportunity to observe and understand some very interesting physics.
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We observe a pair of early white settlers after a disastrous harvest.
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Others can observe and copy the methods that are working the best.
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It will not do merely to observe that human beings are complicated.
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Last month, the NRA invited newspaper reporters to observe suppressors for themselves.
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It will be interesting to observe how President Bolsonaro wields such powers.
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Women and men have different definitions of a fat body, I observe.
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Black Twitter was a fascinating place to be and observe [Wednesday] morning.
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We observe the Sabbath, albeit not with all its particulars and rules.
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It didn't bother Einstein that no one could observe this new thing.
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"It is the theory which decides what we can observe," he said.
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K., so maybe humankind is going to disappear — O.K., let's just observe.
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But when you observe the electron, you see it in one location.
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Many contemporary approaches to the Fifth duly observe its complex historical context.
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But overall, it was easy to observe why the company is struggling.
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Then friends selling pet supplies on Amazon let him observe their operations.
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Observe how the raindrops dance and ripple on the surface of puddles.
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To observe and examine, and stay connected to who I truly am.
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When a dog bites me, we observe the condition of the dog.
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They observe "jaggedy things" called platelets, which help the body heal cuts.
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If you want to "observe" history, the Fallows say, go to Washington.
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So allow me a moment to observe the end of its road.
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Plus, we get to observe geological gastrointestinal distress of the highest order.
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Still, it wasn't able to observe as much as it could before.
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I return often to the Quarantine Center to observe routine medical checks.
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Many Thais return home for the holiday and observe water cleansing rituals.
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Observe the colorful play of flames and notice how fluidly they move.
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And just observe those sensations without any judgment, just acknowledging what is.
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It can observe large exoplanets and detect starlight filtered through their atmosphere.
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This relative homogeneity, the architects observe, suggests a systematic lack of innovation.
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Both campaigns can send representation to observe the recanvassing as it happens.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)Observe the Kate Spade smartwatches and Skagen watches.
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That means it can observe particular regions for longer periods of time.
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I don't think we should like, kill anyone who doesn't observe Christmas.
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Acoustics aside, the cabin is a pleasant enough place to observe gridlock.
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Many Thais return home for the holiday and observe water-cleansing rituals.
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This one uses ROVs and underwater cameras to observe deep water behavior.
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Not just to appreciate the art, but to observe how humans behave.
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However, the Saudi Arabian team did not observe the moment of silence.
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EM: It's a way to observe the incessant traffic of my mind.
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That's less easy to observe, but it feels bad when it's happening.
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"When you observe athletes and coaches working, you rarely observe a conversation based around what is the exact number of joules, what's the exact number of calories or exact number of steps that they just went through," Zok said.
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Williams said that officers from Philadelphia were in Cleveland to observe the convention.
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Levy chose to carefully observe human interactions so that he might mimic them.
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Richens' team's new paper, published yesterday in Physical Review Letters, doesn't observe entanglement.
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Britain must continue to observe EU trade and customs rules during the transition.
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The team's next steps are to observe the pulsar in other light wavelengths.
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She wants to study more macaws and observe them in their natural habitats.
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When will she ever have a fun plot line for us to observe?
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Muslims observe it by fasting — neither eating nor drinking — between dawn and sunset.
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Looks like Anthony did more than just observe the city's works of art.
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He also instructed the entire force to observe a day of prayer (pictured).
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This volcano is peculiar because it's easy to study it and observe it.
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Now, people who are living around it can observe its shadows and movement.
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The Arecibo Telescope can observe about 22 percent of the sky, for example.
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The two take a trip by torchlight to observe some ancient cave drawings.
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In his work as an artist, Guariglia uses photography to observe the unobservable.
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Again, it's perhaps related to the way we observe, how we "look" critically.
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But as the frenzy crested, Markus stopped to observe the damage he'd done.
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It never feels good to realize people observe how you spend your money.
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The laws we've established only cover the universe we can observe, after all.
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There's no official royal rule stating that she can't observe the American holiday.
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Bees have two main compound eyes that directly observe the flowers they're targeting.
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What remains consistent is the joy and vibrance with which people observe it.
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Another method is to observe how a planet's gravity affects its host star.
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To observe one, Lexington went to the Mütter Museum of medicine in Philadelphia.
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Ahead, we've rounded up four ways to observe and celebrate the Mourning Moon.
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Flying directly above, Lanham was in a perfect position to observe the event.
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But states and local governments can choose not to observe a federal holiday.
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Others do not observe Columbus Day, and still others partake in alternate observances.
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One way is to observe how it distorts light traveling through deep space.
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This is what one would also observe of blueberries in an expanding muffin.
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Turn off your internet connection for a moment and observe how you feel.
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The government has promised to observe budget controls to reduce deficits and debt.
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Tech experts were able to observe faster charging times in a comparison test.
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The ORNL physicists were able to observe this in action using neutron scattering.
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The "observer effect" holds that to observe a situation is to change it.
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To listen to Aretha Franklin is to observe a model of performed struggle.
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People observe the conditions around them and can react to circumstances as needed.
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"Today we observe the birthday of #MartinLutherKing," tweeted Trump transition spokesman Sean Spicer.
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Now, Mark Zuckerberg has time to observe YouTube's travails and tweak his strategy.
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It's baked right into the scientific method: observe, measure, hypothesize, and then test.
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I went to see what was going on in my community and observe.
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Observe: What seems to be the Twitter account of our leading lady herself.
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There's not much to observe, since the game is happening in their heads.
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I did these interventions and left them around for other pedestrians to observe.
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You observe that the language we use to describe migrants can be dehumanizing.
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The researchers also didn't observe any long-term damage to the mice's cells.
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When their atom is in the excited state, the researchers observe no flashes.
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That's the best place to observe the spectacular displays caused by volcanic activity.
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Mercury will go retrograde in Taurus next month, so just observe for now.
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The media area to observe launches is about 3 miles (4.8 km) away.
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He urged the BRICS governments to observe international rules, regardless of their size.
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To train the autopilot, its ten ANNs observe humans using a flight simulator.
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We certainly observe polarisation into like-minded groups in online communities, for instance.
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I observe from a slight distance, a little intimidated and a little doubtful.
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The warming of the planet is easiest to observe by measuring global temperatures.
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"I don't overinterpret facts, but I'm happy to observe them," Dr. Tyson said.
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Choose an object in view and take a moment to observe it closely.
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It would resemble the global fleet of weather satellites that observe water clouds.
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The cameras will also help scientists observe details in Martian rock and sediment.
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The monitor allows you to observe navigation directions and monitor your speed safely.
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Observe: Though short, little baby Luna Legend is a master in the kitchen.
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In the photo, Luna and her head chef observe a cast-iron skillet.
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Yet one need not go so far back to observe the changing environment.
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When you observe your employees in action, do they appear to be overwhelmed?
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Gulowsen said Greenpeace planned to send its vessel to observe Statoil's Arctic drilling.
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Observe how they use their money: Do they spend it all right away?
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"We do observe a trend towards higher risk-taking by banks," Nouy said.
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Using microscopes, participants will be able to observe some of the tiniest ones.
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An attacker can use this to observe all traffic and steal authentication information.
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If that happens, astronomers wouldn't be able to observe the universe from Earth.
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JWST will also observe distant, young galaxies in detail we've never seen before.
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The aim of the study was to observe the natural progression of syphilis.
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I observe neither such attempts nor facts which could go into that direction.
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Today is a day to watch and observe, not to take decisive action.
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Dozens of other countries now observe some form of daylight saving as well.
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"It's an incredible opportunity to directly observe brain activity in humans," he says.
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It's too much for you to take in and compartmentalize, so just observe.
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A sky of gaseous sapphires and rubies is something to observe from afar.
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To truly understand a customer, companies need to listen, observe, and product test.
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Yet Mr Johnson also accepted that he would observe the rule of law.
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It is very, very difficult to observe the things I have worked on.
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I was there to observe the political convention of the Social Democratic Party.
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I can assure you that what you will observe is a vast wasteland.
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Suppose you observe a shopper at the convenience store buying a lottery ticket.
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Analysts say the nation may observe the day with a large military parade.
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SA: As you observe, fat shaming is a central feature of our culture.
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The NBA says its teams will observe a moment of silence for Craig.
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"To observe is paramount," Ms. Zusslin said, a key tenet of biodynamic viticulture.
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They gave you an oath, and they meant for you to observe it.
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"I must friend, I must listen, I must observe, constantly I must live."
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Whispered asides at the water cooler are hard to observe, much less measure.
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Rohmer, who put Ms. Rivière in nine feature films, loves to observe her.
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They gave you an oath and they meant for you to observe it.
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Of those people, about 3.3 million lived in the U.S and observe Ramadan.
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What do you observe about the norms on each app around crediting creators?
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That meant it was too dangerous to try to observe them up close.
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Similarly, last week I was in Wichita to observe the Kansas Leadership Center.
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"They don't allow witness to observe critical points of the process," he said.
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We observe gatherings of senior citizens, gay and lesbian residents and recent immigrants.
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"Observe and Report" (2009) won critics' approval over "Paul Blart: Mall Cop" (2009).
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I stayed behind to observe, quietly taking photos and video on my cellphone.
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In the morning, Yankees executives gathered to observe him in a simulated game.
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We observe rising seas, warming global temperatures, and melting glaciers and ice sheets.
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It's equally important, lawyers argue, that people be allowed to observe the proceedings.
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You can almost observe in real time how her power is ebbing away.
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Fitch deems this concentration higher than we usually observe in consumer ABS transactions.
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The markets were shut on Monday to observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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They bust down doors and stalk their enemies, while instructors observe from catwalks.
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Officials with the organization have said they were denied permission to observe evacuations.
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The main role of a chaperone is to observe the athlete passing urine.
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" This development led the analyst Neerja Chowdhury to observe: "India is moving right.
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He suggested that travelers observe locals while they eat and follow their practices.
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The rest of China continues to observe voluntary (and sometimes involuntary) house arrest.
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I didn't observe a single person yelling, cursing, road-raging or even frowning.
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In none of the instances, the police said, did they observe sexual intercourse.
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In 1973, Dr. Dehmelt used the technique to observe a single isolated electron.
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Nearly all of these objects are too far and too faint to observe.
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If you're a girl, what do you observe to be hardships for boys?
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The compromise arrangement allows the Netherlands to still observe the UN drug conventions.
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The council stood to observe a moment's silence for the victims on Friday.
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Lawyers across Pakistan will observe a week of mourning to remember colleagues killed.
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Has that created any-- you know, any effects, or any distortions that you observe?
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What's more, they didn't actually directly study or observe any of the children involved.
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This would slow down the star's cooling, an effect that scientists can observe directly.
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The combined system cost the astronomers $16,000 total and could observe 2,000 stars simultaneously.
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Once the data was outside Facebook, it could only observe the data, Schroepfer said.
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It is also a place to observe the failure of Buren's ingenious contextual radicalism.
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When you sit by it and observe the water flow, your heart rate lowers.
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Get close to the sculptures — observe the subtle lines trying to convey deer hair.
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I've watched my dog observe me expectantly to guess what I might do next.
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Spending so much time with Hardy allowed Goodluck to observe and learn from him.
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My first objective is to observe who goes in and out of the building.
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Perhaps one day, physicists will be able to observe the results of these explosions.
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Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit urged people to stay inside and observe a curfew.
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Three different set-ups were used to observe Wikie's behavior in the Marineland pool.
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After that, the scientists hope to observe biological droplets dividing in the same way.
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Another will observe the evolution of the chemistry of ice in star-forming systems.
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According to this estimate, should we be able to observe dark-matter annihilations today?
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I'm just here to observe it all, the good and the bad of everything.
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Scientists plan to observe the signal perhaps twice a year, according to the paper.
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"I was not invited, but I wanted to observe the atmosphere," she told CNN.
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If it can observe for long enough, it may turn up more candidate exomoons.
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Many Muslims will attend special prayer services and sermons to observe Eid al-Adha.
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On Labour Day, May 1st, however, Mr Benalla secured permission to observe police operations.
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But if seeing an exoplanet is already difficult, how do you observe an atmosphere?
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The differences in trust we observe translate into differences in interest and consumption preferences.
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She wasn't better, and they wanted to continue to observe her on her meds.
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Why observe quotas if you think your neighbour can haul in catches with impunity?
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People use protective eyewear to observe a total eclipse in Nice, France, Aug. 227.
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Instead we commit to rapidly improving Twitter based on everything we observe and learn.
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But sources told Reuters that the FAA also wanted to observe newer 737 pilots.
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It's something that's happened that we all watch, we all observe this with television.
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Now, the researchers just need to observe lots more frogs and run more experiments.
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These …Read more ReadLucky for us, astronomers can observe this orbit directly from Earth.
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An experiment to observe the effects of microgravity on muscle loss and bone deterioration.
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"[Merton] began to observe the interview keenly, and to send Lazarsfeld notes," Featherstone writes.
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Perhaps some future space mission will allow us to observe this comet up close.
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But despite the epidemic, Drake didn't observe anyone panicking during her five-day trip.
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All you need to do is hold the objects steadily and observe their movements.
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Then I walk over with coworkers to observe the first portion of another trial.
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The researchers took to the seas to observe the whale's feeding and migratory behaviors.
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Observe all you want, but please — do not try any of these at home.
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Observe: Longing for a pair of sweatpants and the sweet sounds of Jack Johnson?
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" "This public event is open to all and today Donald Trump came to observe.
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In the Philippines, Carter will observe annual U.S.-Filipino military exercises known as Balikatan.
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That part would be fascinating to observe, and I genuinely look forward to that.
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This European Southern Observatory's (ESO) site has telescopes which observe at optical and infrared.
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"However, we did observe some trends in the right direction," Miles added by email.
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Just remember to observe the tips below, and enjoy your interaction with the team.
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Gauge theories are used mainly for physical theories where we can't observe something directly.
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Call it BMW's "throw everything at the wall and observe the sticky things" strategy.
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Observe a failure, come up with a hypothesis about that failure, test the hypothesis.
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If the porpoise seems healthy, they'll observe it for 48 hours in a seapen.
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When Babitsch's preliminary inquiry began in February 19983, White decided to observe in person.
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Observe a pair of bald eagles in their nest, live from balmy southwest Florida.
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The scientists now hope to observe other theories of black hole physics, she said.
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Scalia is the unified product data platform that powers the e-commerce industry. Observe
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I observe things around me or on a picture and off-piste the scenario.
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As we make purchases, travel and make phone calls, technological systems observe our behavior.
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The researchers could, for example, observe in detail how a fish responds to injury.
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His collaborators had warned that they might not observe any diamond formation at all.
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Kepler had to observe the star system for four years to witness multiple transits.
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That effort to know how call center operates directly has also shaped how Observe.
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Trump has shown a continuing refusal to observe lines of separation from the investigation.
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Unfortunately, trying to observe and appeal to nerds is not a sure-fire strategy.
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I've had a chance to observe and get to know Gilles over the years.
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"Because it is an experimental vaccine, there are several steps to observe," Jasarevik said.
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To write your own, observe who is in the restaurant and what they're doing.
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The EU has required all member countries to observe daylight saving time since 2001.
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In that case, he ended up only allowing foreign journalists to observe the destruction.
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San Francisco is an interesting place from which to observe this latest dust-up.
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Sergio neither fights nor follows the political tide, but stands still to observe it.
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You're not the first to observe that this is how most jobs work too.
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BoroughBees, of Brooklyn, will return with a beehive to observe and honey to taste.
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Mr. Lubow seems to observe his subject, on the other hand, from a distance.
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Curiosity and the orbiters are perfectly poised to observe and study this unique storm.
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Once inside, we were able to observe the warehouse store in all its glory.
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Modern militaries have the ability to observe enemies undetected with remotely piloted, stealthy drones.
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Liquid, solid, and gas are just the states you can observe in everyday life.
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"I think it will be telling to observe what they spend on," she said.
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His high tennis I.Q. is a marvel to observe when he is in action.
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Monday is a public holiday in Japan, to observe Respect for the Aged Day.
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The interview was conducted by Senate staffers, but senators were allowed to observe. Sen.
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They could not pause or stop to observe the architecture of a particular house.
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Periwinkles stick around all year, but summer is the best time to observe them.
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It is full of very detailed codes of conduct that everyone has to observe.
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The telescope will also observe distant, young galaxies in detail we've never seen before.
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We do not observe any systematic bias in favor of Democratic or Republican candidates.
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Everything we can see and observe with scientific instruments accounts for less than 5%.
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Researchers peer through the glass tank to observe firsthand how a hurricane takes shape.
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I think the ultimate reason to observe kosher law is because God said so.
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Record yourself speaking so you can observe your delivery and make adjustments as needed.
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The European Union has decided not to send a mission to observe Sunday's vote.
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As a cardiologist, I observe this injustice on a weekly, and sometimes daily, basis.
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His schedule was exhausting, even just to observe from the sidelines for two days.
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Today isn't a day to take risks—it's a day to observe and process.
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And no one can be sustainably successful if they don't observe, learn and adapt.
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As Jennifer explains, she hasn't been the only one to observe her changing smell.
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Keep following the feeling, observe it as it shifts and changes, grows and shrinks.
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No one is bothering to observe me since the conversation is being logged elsewhere.
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Someone can observe what's happening and be impressed with how it all chains together.
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So what are these phenomena that we laypeople observe in bars and pubs worldwide?
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A painter himself, he wants us to observe things through a painter's unblinking eyes.
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Corker is right to observe that the nation must speak with one voice abroad.
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He said he did not observe injuries from the neck up, based on photographs.
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She begged the office manager to visit her house and observe the problems firsthand.
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These benefit students, but also allow teachers to observe and chart their students' progress.
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What similarities and differences do you observe between your state's and other states' requirements?
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They have that semi-outsider mentality that forces them to observe everything more closely.
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But sometimes I felt she would rather observe the parade than be in it.
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"So it's easy, because I observe people and the things that they go through."
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Wide roads like 57th Street give pedestrians more space to observe and move about.
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Mr. Trump was also right to observe that stock indexes are at astonishing heights.
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Luyten went up in an airplane so he could observe it from the air.
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"It states the obvious to observe that this matter is unique," the lawyers wrote.
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"You have to be able to observe proper behavior in court," the judge said.
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Since then, I have continued to observe the students at work on this project.
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Participants were to observe noble silence — meaning no reading, writing, speaking, or eye contact.
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Mr. Plank was one of the last surviving Americans to directly observe atomic war.
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Observe the show itself, but with access to the code if she was needed.
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Take some time to observe your triggers, then do your best to eliminate them.
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Her teams is also planning a broader study to observe trends around the country.
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Armajani would often stop to observe the scene at Tehran's main Post Office building.
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Medical implants observe and modify heartbeats and insulin levels, with varying degrees of transparency.
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Did Sandra and Jodie observe each other's performances in the scenes they didn't share?
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I mean, if he was able to observe Sansa's wedding-night rape … Oh, god!
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Watching people slow down and observe so intently cast its own kind of spell.
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He will observe his characters as if they are ants under a magnifying glass.
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"Our patient has surgery today, would you like to observe?" my doctoring mentor asked.
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As an increasingly large press pack tried to listen and observe the conversation, Sen.
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Nine US states observe community property law, where marital assets are split 50-50.
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"I used Cheat Engine to scan and observe the game's memory regions," said serpentiem.
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Clayton Neuhaus, son of the landowner, frequently visits the property to observe the project.
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" The professors observe, "The new conspiracism sometimes seems to arise out of thin air.
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He has an unusual ability to observe women with a real sense of empathy.
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If Colin #Kaepernick doesn't want to observe the national anthem, he doesn't have to.
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"Downstairs," I observe a man holding a map and scratching his head, clearly confused.
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What evidence does the Times science writer James Gorman observe to support this statement?
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Observe that after all the pairing is done, there are no beads left over.
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So what exactly did this Antarctic balloon observe, and why is it so weird?
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"This is how a community of knowledge can become dangerous," Sloman and Fernbach observe.
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For one thing, they suggest that leadership is learnable: you just observe the process.
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As a first step, Smith says to observe the circle you're looking to enter.
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The U.N. Security Council will vote today on sending monitors to observe the evacuation.
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There's a lot that goes on between the lines that you have to observe.
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Putting New York City's venture into even sharper comparative perspective, observe the following table:
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So, we have to be very careful to all this to observe what's happening.
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Market participants will observe a shortened trading session on Friday, following Thursday's Thanksgiving holiday.
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He therefore makes an extra effort whenever Tabakow comes to Akson to observe him.
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We'll find a shiny new product in the wild and observe it from afar.
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The students were told to surreptitiously record the interaction and observe how it went.
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Plague still exists today, and that's not a pattern we observe in modern outbreaks.
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Before speaking, take a minute or so to observe the hands cupped in yours.
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Finally, what can you observe and learn from these articles as a writer yourself?
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We observe the observers observing for a few, and then chunk them the deuce.
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First, observe that a little more half these populists voted for Romney in 22016.
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Labat is comfortable here, knows his environment well enough to observe and share it.
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But there's less funding for movies that just observe a place, or watch people.
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Marsha Cottrell is interested in how we observe our environments through screens and lenses.
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They observe the developments in the new state and protest against human rights violations.
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The stated aim is to observe a "de-escalation" agreement in the Idlib area.
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We should all seek the pure and perfect enlightenment we observe in this tweet.
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Scientists don't (and will probably never) have the tools to observe the specifics of what's going on two billion light years away, but van Weeren is still excited about how new technology will soon allow astronomers to better observe these particle accelerators.
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XENON will soon upgrade to XENONnT with even more liquid xenon, which will allow scientists to observe these events more frequently, and to observe neutrinoless events that have even longer half-lives, explained Laura Baudis, professor of physics at the University of Zurich.
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Under this sign's influence, we learn to communicate, observe, and ask questions about our environment.
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Visitors are invited to participate and observe as little or as much as they choose.
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Some local media organizations have been shut down over failure to observe the regulator's demands.
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Others have attempted such experiments on a smaller scale, and they do observe magnetic effects.
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There was no immediate word from the Taliban on whether they would observe the extension.
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So I will just observe what will be done by the Trump administration about Iran.
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"We observe income changes that are consistent with public disclosure deterring tax evasion," they write.
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Space telescopes equipped with starlight-blocking coronagraphs could better observe planets around Sun-like stars.
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Adventists are a Christian sect that observe the Sabbath from Friday sundown to Saturday sundown.
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Of course, to actually use it we need to observe a few planets like this.
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A demo mode allows users to observe a complete synodic month in just 30 seconds.
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Thousands gather to observe a naturally occurring phenomenon in which the fireflies blink in unison.
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Enter the gallery and turn right to observe closely a plump head of purple cabbage.
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We move; we observe our actions; we tell ourselves stories about why we do things.
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Space telescopes equipped with starlight-blocking coronagraphs could better observe planets around sun-like stars.
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She&aposs happy to be an American and plans to observe the July 4th accordingly.
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The speed of rotation suggests there's a lot more mass than what we actually observe.
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Place a strand of product-free hair in a clear cup of water and observe.
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TESS is designed to observe stars much closer to Earth than those watched by Kepler.
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In fact, as we observe National Equal Pay Day on Tuesday, the news remains discouraging.
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We are allowed to slip in, one at a time, to observe the controlled chaos.
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Either way though, you'll need to wear solar eclipse glasses if you're planning to observe.
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These are scenes you feel as though you could walk into, or just silently observe.
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We did not observe any attempts to mimic human behaviors or automatically click on ads.
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Ahead, four ways to observe the full moon for the regular non-witch out there.
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One need only examine recent news stories to observe the many forms this problem takes.
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Indonesians use special sunglasses to observe a solar eclipse over Jakarta on March 24, 22011.
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Then Winter helps him observe a real life murder scene, complete with terrifying killer clowns.
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So I asked them if they ever got to observe real lions for the role.
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This pattern of stability we continue to observe is relatively unprecedented in modern political campaigns.
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Additionally, the team didn't observe the Christmas Holiday Effect for those who died in hospitals.
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He once let a journalist from Harper's observe his negotiations over gourmet dinners in Paris.
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"Illustration has helped me to take a step back and observe what's happening," she said.
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"We are complying fully with the obligation to observe the cease-fire agreement," Lt.-Gen.
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"That's a great question that we're going to have to observe moving forward," Gupta tells.
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Soldiers and police officers will be donning regular clothes to circulate, blend in and observe.
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Onlookers can traverse the quarter mile trail lit with red lights to observe the occurrence.
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A different crowd of people comes out every time, and it's so interesting to observe.
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Some prelates have made it plain that they will now observe that injunction quite strictly.
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Tehran has said it won't observe restrictions on enrichment after July 7 absent a breakthrough.
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Mrs May proposed that Northern Ireland observe "continued regulatory alignment" for most goods, including agriculture.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry said they both called on all sides to observe the ceasefire.
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No matter what, the photos, which you can observe at Daily Mail, deserve some attention.
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Women were followed for one year, giving the team approximately 180 menstrual cycles to observe.
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In other words: Be honest about what you observe, instead of injecting your own opinion.
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The train goes so slowly that passengers can observe Alpine flowers peeping through the snow.
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As settlers assimilate and become familiar with the new environment, they may observe something interesting.
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Japanese markets do not observe the Lunar New Year holiday celebrated in much of Asia.
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Friends of Grillo members elected to office would have to observe a two-term limit.
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It is commonplace to observe that the history of war is written by its winners.
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Mike Schroepfer: The problem is we can't observe the actual data transfer that happens there.
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Imlay, whom she had met in Paris, where she had gone to observe, firsthand, the
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The distance, especially for a photographer, is the first necessity to be able to observe.
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Lawyers from the campaigns, journalists and citizens crowded into a room to observe the proceedings.
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Observe: During the Silicon Valley opening credits, the Facebook logo flipped from English to Russian.
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My collection allowed me to observe how their music (and hairstyles) changed with the times.
|
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American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands also don't observe daylight saving time.
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He was there for intellectual reasons, to observe, not to put himself on the line.
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But observe: It's the frugal use of resources, not laziness per se, that is key.
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We have to settle for understanding the part of the universe we can actually observe.
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But Mickey's hair features a tidy French braid at the crown of her head. Observe.
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You don't really do anything with them; you just set out food and passively observe.
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You observe a tennis ball traveling at 133 kilometers per hour because that's its speed.
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You know, as Donald might observe, both he and Bernie Sanders are native New Yorkers.
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Young converts have sometimes been impressed by the camaraderie they observe in Muslim student groups.
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In the study, the researchers used electron microscopes to observe roundworm embryos as they developed.
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If you want to watch a master at work, observe Apple's timing of product launches.
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Does it quietly observe the tasty treat and think on the life it once lived?
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But, unlike most AI products that offer the potential to fully replace human workforces, Observe.
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I had a little time to observe them and thought, These two would be great.
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Residents peered in the windows of the restaurant to observe the commotion inside as Mrs.
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The event at Old Tbilisi was held to observe the ninth anniversary of his disappearance.
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Yep, I'm about to observe a designer vagina surgery IRL, and it's almost curtain time.
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Kibler and Lawrence from ARPA had traveled to SRI to observe the experiments with Geller.
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Both major political parties typically host competing events on Election Night to observe voting results.
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It was the second spacecraft to cross that boundary and directly observe the interstellar medium.
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Matthews had four client meetings that day, three of which I was able to observe.
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But the warming of the planet is easiest to observe by measuring across global temperatures.
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Observe basic rules of management and delegation, allow FCOs to act, and support their actions.
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You will observe thousands of vacant homes devoid of a generation of aspiring young homeowners.
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He also tried unsuccessfully to visit Iran earlier this year to observe the country's elections.
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"Department staff continues to observe the administration of the election in Broward County," Revell said.
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" Fitin would later observe diplomatically that "it could happen that something did not please Stalin . . .
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Parades and other celebrations are opportunities to show support, to observe, listen and be educated.
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Ivanka Trump went home to observe the holiday with her kids, as she did Wednesday.
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Over the 25 years it's been monitoring the water only to observe it becoming worse.
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At the most basic level, we can't directly observe what those tiny receptors are doing.
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But you don't have to live in those parts of the world to observe it.
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A good example of this unhealthy veneration is the holiday we observe today: Presidents Day.
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Essentially each family decides for itself which rituals to observe and which ones to reject.
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"In that group, we did not observe any reduction in the toxicant exposure," Goniewicz said.
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On Wednesday, China will observe the 19th Party Congress held every five years in Beijing.
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Now, insurance companies are enlisting the help of drones to observe the damage from above.
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"We continue to observe a range of ongoing Chinese military activity in the region," Cmdr.
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Bodies manifest ailments in recognizable patterns that medical professionals are trained to observe and diagnose.
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US territories including Puerto Rico, Guam and the Virgin Islands don't observe daylight saving, either.
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They sent uniformed and plainclothes officers to observe protests, noting the participants and taking photographs.
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Observe your own mind and experiences carefully and arrange your life — and your death — accordingly.
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Each of the flights had 214 researchers aboard to observe the other passengers and crew.
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Those recordings encouraged listeners to observe the environment of the museum, including its human inhabitants.
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Until now, commercial satellites could observe a location only weekly or monthly, if at all.
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It also established a nonbinding truth commission composed of international jurists to observe the case.
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"When people claim to observe truly unusual phenomena, sometimes it's worth investigating seriously," she said.
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Scientists were able to observe the appearance of radiation-induced mutations in Mr. Kelly's cells.
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On Tuesday, Parliament once again debated the merits of an apology to observe the centenary.
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" He added, somewhat vaguely, "Not the cause of it, but the things that we observe.
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That's silly, as is a lot of the "curling" behavior I observe as a professor.
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Listen to what they say, observe everything that's going on, and just play the part.
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Under ideal conditions, they can follow white lines and observe and respond to traffic signals.
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"I thought he was crazy," Casillas told me, but he agreed to observe a treatment.
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I observe the world through my eyes and not through the viewfinder of a camera.
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But the Finnish scientists were surprised to observe differences in chronic disease risk as well.
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Yet all these books, as Messud was quick to observe, are by and about men.
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In it, we observe Lethem's signature esoteric fascination with books, records, even slices of pizza.
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On the same sprawling ranch, visitors can observe another Bezos project, the Blue Origin spaceport.
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Vade is not able to observe how many people have paid the attackers, Gendre said.
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To observe Mr. O'Rourke recently is to witness an unfiltered attempt at a midcourse transformation.
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After each heat, Worthy rides the course to observe the conditions and make any adjustments.
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He turns them over to observe them coolly, neutrally and often comically from all sides.
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Lots of self-styled "reformers" had good reason to observe DCPS through rose-tinted glasses.
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"We expected to find water, but we couldn&apost observe the signatures of any molecule."
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Proba-2 — Two instruments on this low-cost European Space Agency satellite observe the sun.
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One telescope will observe green emissions from ionized iron atoms in the sun's outer atmosphere.
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This month, we can expect to experience Virgo's influence as we observe the new moon.
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Lee Strasberg, artistic director of the Actors Studio, offered him an opportunity to observe there.
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Sentry Mode uses a vehicle's cameras to observe its surroundings when the owner is away.
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When the owner is away, it will use the vehicle's cameras to observe its surroundings.
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Through magnifying glasses, viewers can observe troubling quotes from the book engraved in metal plates.
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If you observe the behavior of the venture class, it's a full-speed-ahead market.
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"To explain this election, we have to observe these three actors, its fundamental," Abundis said.
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Astronomers were able to observe the creation of gravitational waves when two black holes merged.
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Predatory regimes tend to do business together, observe each other and learn from each other.
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"It feels good to 'stick to our guns' even if we are wrong," they observe.
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It's time for me to sit back and observe, see what it will be like.
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Today, most states observe eight months of Daylight Saving Time and four months in standard.
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The United Nations Security Council will vote today on sending monitors to observe the evacuation.
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They all accepted invitations to observe the polls; for the US, this was a first.
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This time, I suggested that Xia put on the headphones so that I could observe.
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So do the choices we observe others making, the "I'll have what she's having" syndrome.
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The only way we can expect a different outcome, is if we observe different behavior.
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"I became convinced we weren't at these rallies to observe," he wrote in a dispatch.
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It merely gives you a better vantage point from which to observe the problems below.
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I believe there's one simple test: because they consistently observe and listen, the humble improve.
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We also observe that these students don't want to hear ideas different from their own.
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One, observe personal hygiene: wash your hands often, avoid touching your eyes or face unnecessarily.
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It's a slow, but pretty hot process to observe -- from a foodie perspective, of course.
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What are other ways the survivors interviewed in the article plan to observe the day?
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Near the entrance, behind a wall of glass, visitors can observe the bakery in action.
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I love to observe and reflect on how people there are living, thinking, and acting.
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"The county has permitted poll monitors to observe that verification process, but those poll monitors must observe at a distance and are unable to view the provisional ballot envelope or form or information on the County's VISTA database in any meaningful way," the lawsuit states.
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So far, too many planets are literally "clouded out" and we can't observe any spectral features.
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And so we attempt, peculiarly, to recast ourselves as observers of voter reactions we can't observe.
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Please observe: What we have here, is, yes, The Darkness playing their song on a spaceship.
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This the "wet sidewalk effect" could now serve as a new way to observe this rain.
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Of all simulations, deep learning allows us to observe what makes the ancestral puzzle fit together.
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We didn't observe any in this case, but we need to evaluate it in other cases.
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Once you measure the system, the wavefunction "collapses" and the unit assumes the properties you observe.
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There are few better ways to be reminded of your mortality than to observe religious holidays.
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In most cases, what we observe is simply entrenched behavior that is very difficult to evolve.
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When I'm outside, I observe a lot, be it on the train or at a party.
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For additional amusement, the capsule has windows so he can observe the fish and other surroundings.
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Good thing Beyoncé's veganism pledge is only to eat plant-based breakfasts and observe meatless Mondays.
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Until then, astronomers on Earth are working hard to observe and measure MU69 by other means.
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Others began to observe the black hole based on this info, thus completing the multimessenger story.
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While Christians of any denomination can observe Holy Week, it's usually observed more strictly within Catholicism.
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Rather, your job is to observe unseen through keyholes and from behind corners to gloomy corridors.
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The group has also used these drones to observe enemy positions during the Syrian civil war.
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They conduct interviews, examine records, observe the activities of suspects and participate in raids and arrests.
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With the naked eye, you might observe a handful of different vortices rotating in the water.
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This enabled doctors to observe the tissues as they exist in actual flesh — not a slide.
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Its mission: directly observe and quantify the presence of water in the permanently shadowed polar regions.
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We aim to try to observe these objects directly, and record them using multiple imaging modalities.
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Observe his confidence — he knows he holds power, and he doesn't feel guilty about it. 2.
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President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump observe a moment of silence for the Sept.
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When the sub-interns observe the gory reality of medicine, the entire situation turns to chaos.
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They offered, he said, "an unprecedented opportunity to observe the poverty of China's state-enforced ideology".
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The experiment was almost ruined when a fox killed the flock he'd been planning to observe.
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Consider how you would assess a physician whom you could observe treating only a single patient.
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These conservative contributions are easy to observe because they can be seen in his majority opinions.
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A life spent writing is one devoted to studying how we observe and how we record.
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The model laughed, admitting that she does try to religiously observe this practice in her life.
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Instead, you're meant to observe, and piece together the world's logic and reason as you explore.
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What Touch offers is the ability to not only observe virtual reality but to manipulate it.
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It does imply that certain early galaxies are way different from the ones we observe nearby.
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Ultimately, how you observe your religion (and Valentine's Day, for that matter) is a personal decision.
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It is heartening to observe a habitat formed over centuries being recreated in a few weeks.
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They will observe this weekend's national commemoration of the anniversary of the failed coup from jail.
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It's common to observe that secular-growth stocks do better when broad economic growth is faltering.
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Visitors can now observe these lovebirds in their habitat together at Tiger Plaza daily, weather permitting.
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And if inspectors observe repeat infractions, the FSIS uses "progressive enforcement actions" against the meat company.
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In Anchorage, for those who observe Ramadan, that can mean going about 18 hours without food.
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The final step requires a mirror to observe any changes in the appearance of her breasts.
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In the meantime, though, we can observe the newest crop of Bachelor contestants via social media.
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For a calibrated policy to succeed, Britain and other countries will need to observe three principles.
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This could reduce the scope's resolution, particularly in mid-infrared wavelengths needed to observe galactic centers.
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I didn't want to eat their food because ... You just wanted to observe them from afar.
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"Classical novae attract attention during eruptions, when they are bright and easy to observe," Mróz said.
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My recommendation for the best time to observe Mars' close approach is midnight on May 30th.
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What's also interesting to observe is how compelling a use case cars represent for computing power.
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That means you're not trying to control things, rather you observe the world develop around you.
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Think of it like this: Multiverse theory predicts things we can never see or observe directly.
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For the Christians who choose to observe it, Lent is a time of penance and abstinence.
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We observe social media's manipulation of a credulous population, a population dividing into bitter tribal cultures.
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Both the NYSE and Nasdaq will also observe a moment of silence at 9:20 a.m.
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Of course, that's not true — there are bed times and curfews to observe — but point made.
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When they observe touch, they sense it in their own body, as if experiencing it themselves.
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Jains, who make up around 0.4 percent of the population, typically observe a strict vegetarian diet.
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LIGO's detectors give scientists a new way to observe black holes, and new information about them.
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The extra dimension may for example explain properties of particles that we observe in our experiments.
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Being a substitute is, in some ways, an ideal place from which to observe the classroom.
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"I haven't talked to my mother about how she plans to observe the day," Clinton said.
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"The idea is that it will observe the same RFI as the big dish," says Krčo.
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The crew did observe two pods of whales and six walruses in the area of interest.
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In the 1960s, she became the first woman to observe at the legendary Caltech's Palomar Observatory.
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But she provided information on department policy for accommodating inmates who want to observe religious practices.
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In Alaska, for those who observe Ramadan, that can mean going about 18 hours without food.
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Observe also a moment of silence for the 1988 Yankees, who were 33-17 after 21969.
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This is meant to be a time when extended families meet and observe generations-old traditions.
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ET, the vessel is on a mission to observe Martian earthquakes and study the planet's interior.
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When you see this happening, take a moment and simply observe how this is affecting you.
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We observe and prohibit transfers to individuals who appear under the influence or are mentally challenged.
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Cigarette companies used to observe that nobody liked to smoke the same brand as their parents.
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Observe the case of a certain brown spirit in the Volunteer State as a prime example.
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Uber, for example, is one of many to use Philippines-based support centers, but the Observe.
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Beyond improving its customer service assistant — which Jain likens to an 'Alexa for call centers' — Observe.
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The job of media reporter is fairly straightforward: Observe the industry in all of its forms.
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This may give them the distance they need to observe human behavior with a comic eye.
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If you observe unsanitary practices, it's in the best interest of others to alert the staff.
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Due to their shyness, it's proven difficult for herpetologists to observe their behavior in the wild.
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With a normal politician's normal political distraction, almost all of us will just observe it, right?
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The Organization of American States (OAS), which had been invited to observe the election, expressed alarm.
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It's time to give women real power, not just a seat at the table to observe.
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Very few defense lawyers would have this running conversation that prosecutors can observe every nuance of.
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It is, after all, intended to observe the end of war, not the practice of it.
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Scientists have said that there is no way they can observe Antarctic glaciers from surface level.
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He will likely throw in New York so Mets pitching coach Dan Warthen can observe him.
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In addition, Fitch needs to observe clear articulation of a strategy to strengthen Viacom's operating profile.
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For centuries, the site has been covered by dense trees that make it hard to observe.
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The site is covered by dense trees that make it hard to observe the forest floor.
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As the scene ended, Degout stepped to the lip of the stage to observe the orchestra.
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"I'm sure any third party would observe me and say I had a problem," he said.
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Their youth offers invisibility as they observe their neighbors with outsider eyes, erasing familiarity's blind spots.
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Yet she was an ambivalent participant in court life however closely she managed to observe it.
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A 21-foot-wide folding beryllium mirror will help the telescope observe faraway galaxies in detail.
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Vigilant viewers will soon observe that Greta, though hospitable, is about as kindly as potassium cyanide.
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This year an estimated 35,000 people have gathered around the statue to observe the kick-off.
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That means that the system will be too hot to observe quantum fluctuations directly, says Unruh.
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But the way they inhabit the world, the way they observe it—of course they're writers.
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Observe Geri during this fruitful moment and soak up the glory of a human at work.
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One day, a group of students from San José University came to observe my English class.
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"I started to go to the library every day to sort of observe her," she said.
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Observe, as Statham zooms around the screen like a Silver Surfer at a Peckham warehouse party.
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As a thoughtful and introspective teenager, my goal was to observe and eavesdrop on adult conversations.
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Thus, we observe Crumb scampering along on all fours and crawling up walls like a gecko.
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When selecting your pumpkin, observe the variety of sizes, shapes, textures and colors of the pumpkins.
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OODA stands for "observe, orient, decide, act" and is a means of managing information in battle.
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While they're at it, they might try to observe Rule No. 2: Stop predicting imminent disaster.
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But my role was to observe his illicit operation firsthand, which meant not scaring him off.
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Ask students to observe the way Michael Barbaro interviews reporters and other people on his show.
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You can go out and observe them at night catching other spiders, and they're quite abundant.
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The people she paints are often those to whom she feels a deep connection, I observe.
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Anyone can observe the election process and verify that no one has tampered with the results.
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In the pursuit of college acceptance, many parents sacrifice the chance to observe their child evolving.
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Ms. Couden moves in and out of the set to observe and comment on the oratorio.
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Occasionally, she will linger on the street just to observe how people react to her work.
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Before, we could only observe the heavens by looking at light or other forms of radiation.
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The salesman opened a mirrored door in the dressing area so she could observe the back.
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There was nothing ... To make people up ... If you make people up, you can't observe them.
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Let's observe the market data, and examine a few public SaaS companies to see its impacts.
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"He continued: "Presently, we continue to observe extreme valuations, coupled with ragged and divergent market internals.
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Limits = Limits Limits What we observe is that this group lacks a will, or majority preference.
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The chaos in the Republican Party we now observe is a natural byproduct of competing majorities.
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"What I observe is that Muslims are judged, treated in the worst of ways," he said.
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To observe that this tarrying plot may be lawful is not, of course, to endorse it.
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To access the canopy, scientists used binoculars to observe and digital cameras to record their findings.
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And now our generosity expands beyond what he and other scientists observe in our closest relatives.
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Many religions observe rules around menstruation, and Hinduism places a special emphasis on purity and pollution.
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"They almost kind of observe you, but don't take you in that much," de Rossi says.
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To observe her, the public relied on paparazzi, magazines and newspapers of varying quality, and television.
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But while journalists are told to report and observe and not get involved, there are exceptions.
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Since they observe the Sabbath, there is no play on Friday evenings or Saturdays before sundown.
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Observe, listen and take part -- but know that as an outsider, you have certain boundaries. 8.
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Painful as it is to observe, this is a struggle that the free world must support.
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It made sense: We can observe contemporary lichens moving into barren, severe environments before anything else.
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The satellite is also designed to observe fog, fires, dust storms, tornadoes, volcanic eruptions and lightning.
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It remains unclear who will be next in line to observe the lake after Miyasaka retires.
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U.S. District Judge Brian Cogan has allowed Harun to observe the proceedings from a jail cell.
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I can walk around the streets of New York, ride the buses, observe life in action.
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As Republicans who weathered 2016 observe 2020, they are feeling a distinct sense of déjà vu.
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And Florida and Texas informally observe Confederate Memorial Day without closing state offices, according to Vox.
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"What we need to do is observe a whole bunch of neutron-star events," Hendry said.
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A third mother interrupted in the middle of an interview to ask if she could observe.
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That is what the rain brought us — a chance not just to observe, but to empathize.
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R.I. scanners to observe the brains of 15 mathematicians while they were thinking about various equations.
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It's always striking to observe the fervor with which City Ballet's dancers deliver Mr. Peck's works.
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On Thursday, the Pakistan Bar Council said the lawyers would observe a countrywide strike on Dec.
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At the very least, a larger screen allows you more time to really observe each image.
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I joined my mother and grandmother in the bathroom to quietly observe them with my camera.
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Today, a quarter-century later, we are risking everything by mindlessly continuing to observe this moratorium.
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Participants have to observe speed limits and drive as closely as possible to a given time.
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We need only observe Europe and Asia to see the tangible benefits of privately funded infrastructure.
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This lets us observe the overlaps and the trends in people vying for the same voters.
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Davies had come to observe before, but this would be his first time as a participant.
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"Some control firms may actually be targets of whistle-blowing that I cannot observe," he wrote.
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Also, we have guidance on how to observe Frugal February, a financial reboot after holiday spending.
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She was going to observe what happened to mice that got Klotho injections in the brain.
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The chaos we observe is not because we've done away with authority structures in American politics.
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The art strike asks individuals and institutions to close or otherwise observe the day of noncompliance.
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This allows the telescope to observe light being reflected off of planets in orbit, which are over a billion times dimmer than their host star—Morse compares it to trying to observe a firefly that is in front of a bright light house from ten miles away.
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This is the most amazing thing that I've ever observed, is really to observe these internal phenomena.
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Now is the time to take collective responsibility on guns rather than observe a moment of silence.
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It was also the first time that scientists were able to observe the dimming in real-time.
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The missing determinism is just present in some way that we haven't figured out how to observe.
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It's really beautiful to observe, as you progress in your mathematical maturity, how everything is somehow connected.
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"Paris has got the best public relations firm in the business working for them," she would observe.
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She said all permits given to the project will be reviewed "but we will observe due process".
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