I mean, country was omnipresent in my childhood, but not really any more omnipresent than latin music or hip-hop or rock, which also have inspired me.
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It's hard to believe today, but they were almost omnipresent.
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A heavy police presence is omnipresent in Xinjiang's large cities.
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It was so funny when you're that present, that omnipresent.
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Marv was so omnipresent in the '288s in New York.
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And today we have the omnipresent choker, another '90s favorite.
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Even the most seemingly omnipresent of icons usually become obsolete.
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Meaningful scandals and fines aside, TikTok was omnipresent at VidCon.
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Will this cure the omnipresent and increasing rifts in OPEC?
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And do so without the omnipresent human threat of bias.
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Like other tabloids, its stories are pithy and celebrities omnipresent.
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They feel intimidated or harassed by the omnipresent security guards.
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Avocado, the butter that grows on trees, is also omnipresent.
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Nothing. Air, or the omnipresent coldness of plastic and wires.
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Unlike actual rivals, this one is invisible, omnipresent and tireless.
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Steinhardt's name is omnipresent in New York's network of nonprofits.
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Praise was omnipresent, and critiques were few and far between.
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Will people pay attention to such advice, already so omnipresent?
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They're so omnipresent that The Gray Lady has taken notice.
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He was the company, and was omnipresent in the stores.
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He's just back, brother, and he'll be omnipresent soon enough.
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Telefónica, SoftBank and Qualcomm, among others, have also been omnipresent investors.
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In our tradition the State is not omnipresent in the home.
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While Adam founded the company with McKelvey, Rebekah's influence was omnipresent.
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Poverty and inequality remain omnipresent, and now the economy is struggling.
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"They're almost omnipresent, you can't ignore them," founder Shreya Katuri says.
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He's omnipresent during executive order signings, standing quietly in the background.
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Much worse: we created a perfectly reasonable, omnipresent and omnipotent God.
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He was omnipresent in pop culture, often as a punch line.
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The effects of that political and economic isolation are omnipresent there.
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"Drugs are omnipresent at Bonnaroo," says CincyMusic writer Nat Tracey-Miller.
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Still, people involved with the campaign said Ms. Marinoni was omnipresent.
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Generous 10-rupee cups of spicy, milky tea are nearly omnipresent.
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Most important, video and photo technology is more precise and omnipresent.
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At Santa Fe High School, faith was once even more omnipresent.
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But his omnipresent shadow lingered over the Senate all day anyway.
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Images of his dour face were omnipresent in all public spaces.
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As social science research shows, we internalize these biased, omnipresent messages.
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This now public capability bolsters his image as omnipotent and omnipresent.
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Cybersecurity threats are seemingly omnipresent in today's hyper-connected, digital world.
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There's President Trump with his omnipresent tan and hay-colored swoop.
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Outrage from liberals and a few anti-Trump conservatives will remain omnipresent.
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Investments by themselves aren't going to temper the country's omnipresent political anxieties.
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Add to that: Omnipresent creepy ads that stalk people around the Internet.
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As such, it remains absent on the most omnipresent device of all.
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Two features of American politics are omnipresent in the current media landscape.
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"That [cholo] look is omnipresent in our design," Chavarria explained to me.
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Parvati is everywhere at once—an omnipresent mother watching over her children.
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The result is an omniscient, omnipresent, voyeur's eye view of the world.
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Despite our phones being omnipresent, we tap out most of our correspondence.
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If bouillon is omnipresent, it's because it doesn't just help with cooking.
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He is omnipresent and ubiquitous and game for just about any interview.
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You could trust no one, a very unpleasant, mortifying and omnipresent feeling.
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Seriously, never aim at Drake under the omnipresent watch of Father Graham.
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Online abuse is omnipresent and not exclusive to one platform over another.
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Propaganda is omnipresent in public life, from internet forums to city streets.
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Arirang — as a song, as a concept, as a name — is omnipresent.
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Desire, he indicates, is omnipresent, but its object takes many different forms.
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Over the past few weeks, Bossie has seemed omnipresent at Trump events.
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For a word that's so omnipresent, liberalism is notoriously difficult to define.
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Once-omnipresent chains like Payless ShoeSource and RadioShack have filed for bankruptcy.
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The mammoth cranes, road blockages and omnipresent construction workers added to my reluctance.
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Eventually these omnipresent tiny computers could help authenticate products, track medications and more.
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Onditi's works are recognizable by a single omnipresent male figure he calls Smokey.
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As non-binary people, appearance is such an omnipresent part of our lives.
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She hesitated before representing them, because the topic is so omnipresent these days.
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We are a long way from the invisible, omnipresent computer in Starship Enterprise.
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Gangs, which have tens of thousands of members, are omnipresent in Latino neighbourhoods.
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"With net neutrality going away, these tactics will become omnipresent," Yokubaitis told me.
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The single most infuriating object in the 2016 election is CNN's omnipresent clock.
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Watch: Amazon and Google are becoming omnipresent whether you like it or not
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In his scenes, usually Kala or Felix, his omnipresent sidekick, do the talking.
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They've been at this for a while and are pretty omnipresent in elections.
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The movement was short-lived, but for a brief period it was omnipresent.
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Drugs, alcohol, and checking account overdraws are omnipresent in commercial bars and restaurants.
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But the omnipresent law of unintended consequences is inextricably linked to the FOSTLP.
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Even the service is what one employee called "ghost service" — omnipresent but silent.
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The prospect of omnipresent AI scanning faces and listening to voices sounds intrusive.
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And omnipresent ROI pressure pushing them to try to eke out a premium.
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It's there for you to see, omnipresent and guiding every instance of play.
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But in recent decades, several compelling studies have revealed that monopsony is omnipresent.
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Chess is omnipresent in Norway, the home to the world champion Magnus Carlsen.
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Consider his omnipresent pledge to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Partisan commentary, once a third rail for objective reporters, is omnipresent on Twitter.
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Niloo's omnipresent backpack becomes a crude symbol of insecurity in one's adopted country.
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But in the days after 103/11, Giuliani wasn't Donald Trump's omnipresent barker.
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Perhaps because it's such an omnipresent question that I have integrated it unconsciously.
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Content is the vague, ephemeral, yet omnipresent digital material that rules us all.
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An omnipresent score by Max Richter and Edward Artemyev oversells the wonder factor.
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At this point in both stories, the bad places feel encroaching, omnipresent, inescapable.
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The point of online terrorism is that it is endless, omnipresent, and anonymous.
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Pizza has become the one true Marseille specialty, omnipresent in the city's culinary landscape.
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She is frustrated that this pressure is so omnipresent that she has internalized it.
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In late April, a prosecutor called Krayem "omnipresent" during the planning of both attacks.
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Like, we can imagine applications of drone internets that don't involve omnipresent surveillance, right?
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It is also where kids flocked to fly kites because of its omnipresent breeze.
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There's an interesting debate about the role of privacy with such an omnipresent system.
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For the past two years, Mueller has been nearly omnipresent in cable news coverage.
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The noise of the bulldozers is omnipresent as they rumble through the ghost towns.
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The other team doesn't find themselves contending with an omnipresent force on the court.
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The legacy of black women in rock when dutifully researched and studied is omnipresent.
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For the forum itself, security was especially omnipresent and took measures to the extreme.
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They are omnipresent, nestling their ads in news sites, search results and Instagram feeds.
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As in the author's earlier books, war forms an omnipresent backdrop to their narratives.
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She becomes their vengeful, omnipresent god; their altar is the toilet they must scrub.
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The food industry's savvy marketing and distribution efforts, meanwhile, made their sugary products omnipresent.
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There are a couple of omnipresent narratives for the history of women in tech.
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For all intents and purposes, the space library can be omniscient, eternal and omnipresent.
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Madness and evil are as omnipresent as they are in fairytales, and they hide
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An omnipresent fear of disaster, a constant bracing for catastrophe can do that, too.
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And also, like I said, just that soulfulness that's omnipresent there in East Texas.
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Yet until recently they have not been as omnipresent, opaque and inhuman as Facebook.
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Amazon is the omnipresent foe, in whatever realm that Albertsons or Walmart plays in.
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She never dabbled in the drugs and alcohol that were omnipresent on film sets.
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It is really hard for any teenager to step away from those omnipresent enticements.
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But Benioff is perhaps Silicon Valley's most omnipresent (and, yes, abrasive) advocate for philanthropy.
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The legacy of black women in rock, when dutifully researched and studied, is omnipresent.
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He has been omnipresent on cable news, just as Mr. Trump was in 2016.
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We are a long way from the invisible, omnipresent computer in the Starship Enterprise.
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In contrast, alcohol is omnipresent, so far more people suffer from its adverse effects.
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Even when you are not obsessively consuming news about him, he is still omnipresent.
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Swiping exhaustion and creepily persistent users are an omnipresent part of all online dating.
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But Mr. Laurer often said that he was amazed at how omnipresent it became.
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The omnipresent threat of death on a Mississippi highway in 1964 was not Auschwitz.
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Omnipresent AI. KS: Someone was just doing, it's super-er than the regular one.
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And its omnipresent background snooping carries on unchecked, amassing fresh insights you also can't clear.
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A tall tapestry, teeming with mountains, skyscrapers and, of course, the omnipresent Christ the Redeemer.
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To be sure, the technology has a long way to go before it is omnipresent.
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The mechanisms of an establishment are a more difficult in the age of omnipresent content.
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I can't really blame my teenage self for buying the hype, omnipresent as it was.
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Media is omnipresent in this society, and kids get exposed to all kinds of things.
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At first, an omnipresent blue glow pervades everything, dying human skin an alien, indigo color.
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But perhaps more than anything else, omnipresent inequality may be the driver behind national underperformance.
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Amazon's biggest challenge is it hasn't provided those omnipresent devices to most of its users.
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It does provide the omnipresent smartphone, and to hundreds of millions of people at that.
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For 21 months, Robert Mueller has been an omnipresent but unseen lead in D.C. drama.
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The odor of mustard is omnipresent—so strong it pricks my nostrils like pepper spray.
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The omnipresent posters and television images of him on the battlefield have all but disappeared.
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Especially because Alanis, you came of age when it was so omnipresent on the internet.
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Trump-enabler Jimmy Fallon may have been hosting the ceremony, but Donald Trump was omnipresent.
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Clark smokes one of her omnipresent cigarettes before admitting that she's ashamed to have lost.
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Age and health are omnipresent concerns as our nationally elected leadership inches up in age.
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But if it does not, some thanks will be owed to those omnipresent watching phones.
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The existential threat to our country that would result from a nuclear Iran remains omnipresent.
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An 'omnipresent detection system'Read more: Walmart is opening health clinics, but that's just the start.
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"The pressure of being a sexual being is omnipresent for every human being," Vogel says.
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But also, Princess Diana was an omnipresent media figure that the press was obsessed with.
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Like all culturally omnipresent things, the MCU works because it insists on its own importance.
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Of all the people Banville has given us, Cicero, though omnipresent, exhibits the least personality.
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The omnipresent rap producer Metro Boomin and the rising singer H.E.R. will open the show.
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Amazon remains the omnipresent cloud, putting pressure on profits and forcing retailers to keep evolving.
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Today it's widely recognized that elevating pain to such prominence, via omnipresent questioning, fosters overtreatment.
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But as AI becomes omnipresent, some of those core requirements of computers are being reconsidered.
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The botanical is omnipresent in health food aisles, in the form of pills and powders.
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The "Fredo" shirt displays the campaign's omnipresent phone number to sign up and receive texts.
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But Dershowitz is better known for his omnipresent work defending the rich and the powerful.
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But make no mistake, Brady will be an omnipresent figure throughout the NFL championship game.
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It's a $5 billion industry, with a cultural presence that feels both omnipresent and unstoppable.
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Anti-Mexican violence, specifically, has been omnipresent since parts of Mexico became the United States.
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Most Americans understand full well what they have in Trump, who's beyond omnipresent — he's ambient.
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With those stakes in mind, tech giants have been scrambling to make their assistants omnipresent.
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It is omnipresent, inside, outside and we free ourselves from dancing only what is essential.
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Photo: GettyChina's surveillance system is becoming increasingly omnipresent, with an estimated 200 million cameras and counting.
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Mobile phones are omnipresent in society — and games are the most popular apps for those devices.
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And the usual smears and weird artifacts are omnipresent if you know what to look for.
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But while the show submits to that omnipresent violence, it doesn't share Jeffrey's tone of panic.
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How can Germany not take a fair share of the blame for this omnipresent, existential threat?
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Its name is a play on ojek, the Indonesian word for the country's omnipresent motorcycle taxis.
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He takes a drag from an omnipresent cigarette—he's trying to quit—before regaining his composure.
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Beauty is omnipresent in my works, as the essence of life sustaining processes supporting our planet.
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Scandal's Olivia Pope has two omnipresent accessories: her white coat and a glass of red wine.
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So maybe we get several scoops of each of them, with an omnipresent topping of Trump.
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There were the now omnipresent '80s-isms (voluminous trenches, graphic zigzags), and nods to the bourgeois.
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Never before in his career has El Chapo seemed quite so omnipresent as he does today.
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And she'll tell us every little thing she's thinking via omnipresent but never overbearing voiceover narration.
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Still, it's important to appreciate what it means for a teenager when an omnipresent relationship ends.
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The vice president's detractors say he similarly champions Trump's record without even acknowledging the omnipresent scandals.
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It commenced with spectacular fruits and the country's omnipresent national dish, called "gallo pinto" (spotted rooster).
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The shrimp make an omnipresent background noise similar to static, or frying bacon, or crinkled paper.
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Seoul food fans might recognize the appetizer's nod to the omnipresent honey butter chips sold abroad.
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John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, remains as bright and omnipresent as ever despite his 68 years.
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Some of that omnipresent threat may have led to Trump's curious decision to pardon Scooter Libby.
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In recent years, American-style barbecue has become an omnipresent trend in Australia, with mixed results.
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But it also comes from European culture, where the iconographies of ruins and vanitas are omnipresent.
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In today's omnipresent media environment, the need to increase diverse voices has never been more important.
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Villains are omnipresent and constantly spying, as the government's Sentinel program sees and hears almost everything.
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One participant compares colonial white to the trendy gray omnipresent in gentrifying buildings in San Francisco.
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Sunday night's KUWTK episode proved Kim is still battling some serious insecurities, despite her omnipresent naked figure.
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It's totally hands off on your part, and the omnipresent heat can decrease cooking times by 20%.
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For a few beautiful years in the early 00s, Lit were omnipresent within a very specific demographic.
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Pro-Trump antagonism during the election may have been omnipresent, and may have helped amplify Trump's message.
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Best Coast's rise coincided with the growth of social media as a marketing tool and omnipresent force.
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The clip also stars his omnipresent muscles, which undoubtedly come in handy when flipping massive chicken drumsticks.
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They hung them from all the buildings to make fun of the fact he always seemed omnipresent.
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" - Emily DeCicco, Audience Development Manager, Greenlawn, New York "It was the omnipresent anthem that you couldn't escape.
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India's caste system: Outlawed but omnipresent The demonstrators are angry at what they see as reverse discrimination.
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These issues are likely compounded by social media, omnipresent on the cell phones glued to teens' hands.
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In a world of omnipresent cameras and cloud storage, turning photos into faceprints is a serious power.
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And it's here where they're increasingly meeting a pernicious, omnipresent foe and mistaking it for food: microplastic.
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With 700 Konzum supermarkets across Croatia, Agrokor is omnipresent in its homeland and active throughout the region.
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It's made easier by Calloway's omnipresent minutes-long Instagram Stories and incredibly detailed stream-of-consciousness captions.
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Omnipresent talking heads, deluges of data, and outlandish market calls make it easy to accept prevailing narratives.
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" A year later, when asked by reporters again about Guzman's whereabouts, the archbishop said, "He is omnipresent.
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Guns, the omnipresent threat of violence, random acts of terror, hyper competitiveness, drugs, gangs—this was life.
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What's being simulated is a daily life that is bombarded by the omnipresent anxiety of nuclear catastrophe.
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Kanye West was, as usual, omnipresent, including performing at the Harper's Bazaar Icons party last Friday night.
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He's the reference point, as omnipresent in Democrats' motivations and calculations as he is on cable news.
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He helped foster a sense of community, long before comic book characters were omnipresent in pop culture.
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The waiting, such an omnipresent part of the process, is one of the hardest parts, Rzonca said.
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But the species there, like the omnipresent London plane, don't serve many birds besides pigeons, she said.
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Bloomberg ads have become omnipresent -- so much so that they have gotten under President Donald Trump's skin.
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Call it a last-ditch effort to fight the growing tech reality around us, omnipresent and inescapable.
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That's because brands — omnipresent on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter — have yet to truly sink their teeth in.
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Even just walking around the streets of Charlottesville that day, the white supremacists felt omnipresent, he says.
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They almost blend in with the space the way neon signs are an omnipresent element of Chinatown.
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Why use law and order to solve problems when Huck has a drill and Papa Pope is omnipresent?
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It's why the backlash that feels omnipresent on the internet isn't carrying much weight in the real world.
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Like the Amazon Echo or Google Home, Apple's HomePod provides a new shell for its omnipresent virtual assistant.
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Raëlians believe that these extraterrestrials were so technologically advanced that early humans mistook for them for omnipresent gods.
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In the universe of the book, only one in four pregnancies was successful due to such omnipresent pollution.
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Today, they're as omnipresent on the internet as they were at any point in their five-year reign.
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Specifically, Cheang's exhibition looks to the conditions of nonphysical yet increasingly omnipresent imprisonment in this new digital age.
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The picturesque quarter is now jammed with tourists who descend on it from omnipresent sleek Transgaviota tour buses.
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At the same time health risks from air pollution are omnipresent and can be especially dangerous for children.
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Friends have said I hug them more, and I feel that an unnamable omnipresent psychic pain has gone.
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Much like the Time's Up movement, it takes more than women alone to elevate an omnipresent gender issue.
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Omnipresent propaganda based in kernels of truth married to efficient and ruthless security services can be very effective.
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From then on, I started really studying, informally, culture, this omnipresent force that is invisible all around us.
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It bleeds money and those losses are growing despite the platform being nearly omnipresent in the current moment.
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His name is as omnipresent as Tinder and is met with a similar level of enthusiasm and disenchantment.
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Yet football continues to grow—or depending on your perspective, metastasize—into an omnipresent influence on global culture.
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But it could also be used in the soon-to-be-omnipresent Internet of Things (including autonomous cars).
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The magazine is essentially a giant branding opportunity, an omnipresent advertisement for the true product: the Brûlé lifestyle.
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For 30 years, he has graced magazine covers, had hit TV shows and been omnipresent in our lives.
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Rebuttal: Tony isn't the first omnipresent spirit guide in a teen story, and he won't be the last.
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"Her sudden conversion to the loving, omnipresent daughter coincides with this epic battle" for control of his empire.
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It features gang shootouts and KKK hoods, the latter of which has sadly become omnipresent imagery in 2017.
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The French influence in the province is omnipresent in the language, the architecture, the exquisite bread and cheese.
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"My catechism teacher, a white nun with sky-blue eyes, taught me that god is omnipresent," she recalls.
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Some Uighur Muslims managed to escape China's omnipresent surveillance and arbitrary detentions in the western province of Xinjiang.
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They've also released a variety of limited-edition seasonal flavors like the omnipresent Pumpkin Spice and Candy Corn.
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Two years later, 1-800-Flowers became AOL's first merchant partner, anchoring itself as an omnipresent American corporation.
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The FISA court is only the tip of the iceberg of the omnipresent secrecy now shrouding government action.
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Guests shimmered with sweat on the terraces, where Rihanna blasted from omnipresent speakers into the muggy September night.
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Is the media too omnipresent to allow a systematic campaign of hatred and violence against any minority group?
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Women say the minders multiplied each month, until residents had the impression that the morality police were omnipresent.
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It is one of humankind's most omnipresent forms of environmental alteration, exemplified by the nocturnal glow over cities.
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Impatient, impotent, and in turmoil, we all bicker with pointless small talk, leading to an omnipresent existential angst.
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The dialogue, as well as the plot and the characters' development, are funneled through the book's omnipresent narrator.
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The conflict is a part of national mythology, omnipresent not only in political rhetoric but also pop culture.
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Rumors that Trump was on the verge of firing either Sessions or Rosenstein have been omnipresent this year.
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And this means that Amazon and Google are becoming nearly omnipresent, whether you want them to be or not.
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With "Tout est art," Vautier puts forth a paradigmatic model of art as an all-over, engulfing, omnipresent agent.
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Trump is so omnipresent, he probably outweighed most other factors for a lot of those voters this time around.
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Here's what they do know: that fast, omnipresent connectivity will help AI improve even faster and affect more devices.
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Slender Man soon became omnipresent in the digital world as fans contributed thousands of stories, graphics, videos, and memes.
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Questions about collection of user data are omnipresent, especially as Alphabet develops cars, smart speakers and facial recognition software.
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But more often, they shimmer like the heat on the wide Arizona landscape, omnipresent but hard to see clearly.
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Diversity must be omnipresent and it must be truly embraced across an organization as an asset, not a statistic.
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The omnipresent sticky, sodden earth of the Mississippi Delta exerts a force over the characters that is seemingly irresistible.
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The Amazon of tomorrow, as sketched out in patents, contract bids, and marketing materials, could be more omnipresent still.
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This violence is a very real, omnipresent threat to our safety, and therefore also our mental and physical health.
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Apple's minimalist store looms over the riverfront, close to a skyscraper carrying the name of another omnipresent brand—Trump.
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Have smartphones and the omnipresent connectedness they provide enabled the rise of helicopter parents, niche communities or better literacy?
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The Switch is a great gaming machine, but this omnipresent dark cloud that still hovers over it is baffling.
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While the video for Makeunder's new song is playful, and the song energetic, the sense of isolation is omnipresent.
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Game of Thrones is the place where fantasy and mainstream meet, where sex is just as omnipresent as murder.
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In the heart of Liberia the dense tropical forests, some of the last intact in West Africa, are omnipresent.
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The kernel is just kind of omnipresent within all of these processes, a part of them but also separate.
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It didn't have the super-thick tension in American prisons—in California prisons, the feeling of tension is omnipresent.
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Safety pins were omnipresent on the runway - securing cut draped mini dresses, on jumpers and skirts and as earrings.
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These omnipresent patterns feel more and more like either a manifestation of or a response to some frantic anxiety.
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Trump has proved to be an omnipresent force in people's lives ever since he stepped into office in 103.
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Whatever the reason, gingham is everywhere, along with sunshine yellow, thus far the most omnipresent color of the collections.
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But retailers are in a particularly perilous time: rising minimum wages, changes in shopping behavior and an omnipresent Amazon.
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Until recently, it has been a no-fault trade, with global growth stagnant, governments divided and political risk omnipresent.
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Ms. Campbell is still at the top of her game, and an omnipresent figure on the global party circuit.
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He's omnipresent on defense: only DeMarcus Cousins, the hulking last line of the Kings' porous defense, contests more shots.
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You've got band's omnipresent melodic nod to the 80s, and vocals that are at once commanding, wavering and sensitive.
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Americans continue to wait for Washington to address the omnipresent tech giants' routine misuse and weaponization of our data.
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In a time of a torrential flow of online photographs and omnipresent video, such material simplicity is almost quaint.
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Sex is omnipresent, including an extended scene where the cast gets it on with a bunch of potted plants.
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Everybody in the building showed up; the teenagers even removed their omnipresent iPhone earbuds in a sign of respect.
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Productivity software from Slack to Wikipedia to LinkedIn to Microsoft product suites make previously unimaginable real-time collaboration omnipresent.
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Yo-Yo Ma may seem omnipresent at times, but he's still that rare artist worth hearing at any opportunity.
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Outside the chamber, Giuliani will remain his omnipresent self, whether Trump's in-house legal team likes it or not.
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Ever since, there has been an omnipresent and often unfair expectation that the iPad would eventually supplant the MacBook.
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Nokia, one of the omnipresent firms at major tech trade conferences, won't be attending this year's Mobile World Congress.
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The critique was indirect enough to be safe, Mr. Mokha remarked, noting that the Congolese security services are omnipresent.
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Centuries later, invisible, untouchable, and omnipresent information about us now spreads across databases, from internet browsers to doctors' offices.
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Top of mind are our omnipresent smartphones that bring our social and work lives with us wherever we go.
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And like some evil doppelgänger, the United States was omnipresent, despite having broken all ties with Iran in 1981.
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The books were obviously huge best-sellers, but once the movie came out it really became omnipresent for awhile.
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They are as varied as they are omnipresent; there's a pub for just about any budget, and any occasion.
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But Snap still doesn't generate the omnipresent fear/awe/respect that tech giants like Facebook, Apple and Google command.
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But the omnipresent gun you wield also serves as a tool that does a lot more than shoot bad guys.
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But yes, the omnipresent Naked Dress trend that rocked the red carpets of yore seemed to phase out in 2016.
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He expects fewer stores and omnipresent companies like Macy's and J.C. Penney to expand further over the next 10 years.
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Characters aren't reachable from omnipresent cell-phone connections, and have to check in by feeding change into a phone booth.
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And I think the point for Americans is sometimes we fail to recognize how omnipresent we are around the world.
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However, in this latest case, the omnipresent purveyor of button-eyed figurines is using its powers of assimilation for good.
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Anyway, this is just one more weird thing you can do with the omnipresent tracking system that is cellphone infrastructure.
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Mr. Mbiti insisted, for example, that African cosmologies ultimately align with Christian views of God as omnipotent, omnipresent and eternal.
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Danger and imminent devastation are omnipresent in the first teaser trailer for Paramount Network's Waco miniseries, released exclusively to PEOPLE.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Evanescence are omnipresent, kind of like oxygen or a general sense of dread.
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His schedule was regimented, and his actions were dictated by guards who maintained order using the omnipresent threat of violence.
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There seems to be an omnipresent population of people who will constantly discount the reality of depression and self-hatred.
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It can now be found at just 51% of luxury hotels, although interestingly, it's nearly omnipresent (99%) at midscale chains.
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The psychologists were seemingly omnipresent in the Webegg offices, where they appeared to be keeping tabs on staff for Casaleggio.
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The omnipresent "I'm With Her" has been the rallying cry of Clinton's campaign, and good luck getting away from it.
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Of course, the absence of our frozen zombie friends doesn't mean they won't be an omnipresent threat in Season 7.
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He was almost aristocratic in nature, the mixture of talent and insight from the moment you met him was omnipresent.
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Then, it descends into a subway system; light is omnipresent in the human habitat, even when one is below ground.
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Contrary to popular assumption, dominant and omnipresent clubs like the Yankees and Notre Dame are among the country's most beloved.
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The shadow of the 2015 OPM data breach still looms over federal IT administrators, and hackers remain an omnipresent threat.
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Self-care is a concept that's so omnipresent, it can be hard for beginners to divine what it actually means.
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There is also the omnipresent issue of not enough rest stops on major highways, which needs to be addressed separately.
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Given that race is an omnipresent reality for a vast majority of African-Americans, that is a lot to ask.
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Class themes are omnipresent in contemporary Korean Cinema, but Jeong has already said most of what there is to say.
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Tuxedos in blues from midnight to dawn were omnipresent, as worn by Mark Strong and Josh Groban, among many others.
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Parks are neatly trimmed, public bathrooms are clean, and police in gold-buttoned uniforms and high-brimmed hats are omnipresent.
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The filibuster became an omnipresent threat through which McConnell could extract concessions, delay action, or waste precious Senate floor time.
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Throughout the years, there's been an omnipresent stream of Daft Punk rumors speculating on their many moves—or lack thereof.
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Richter, at eighty-six, hovers numinously over German art, omnipresent but resistant to inquiries about his life or his work.
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Candidates with deep pockets try to spend heavily early, to seem omnipresent and inevitable -- this was the Hillary Clinton playbook.
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Mines vomit soil to the sky, and horses and airplane parts lie tangled in the omnipresent mud, among mutilated men.
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These omnipresent numbers have also served as imperfect but widely used ways to quantify revolutions, jokes, screw-ups and presidencies.
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Lost in the hype about virtual assistants is whether people truly want an omnipresent companion involved in their everyday tasks.
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In other words, there's a potent and omnipresent cultural narrative of — for lack of a less blunt phrase — white victimhood.
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For residents of Ayodhya, Ram was omnipresent, but some Hindu activists claimed that Ram was born within this contested area.
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The loquacious Mr. Erdogan, who is omnipresent on Turkish television, stayed quiet until Saturday, when he responded with characteristic haughtiness.
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In omnipresent campaign billboards, he hogged the limelight, his grin and upturned hands evoking less a statesman than a salesman.
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The perennial significance of the Joker has made him an omnipresent reference online, both for sincere fans and for ironists.
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MOOD, inspired by the omnipresent social media hashtag #mood, is an exhibition I returned to again and again in 2019.
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"It was so omnipresent, freighted and devastating in its use under Stalin that nobody wanted to touch it," he said.
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Inside Syria, unbearable misery is omnipresent nationwide amid rising opioid addiction, high crime rates, and a pervasive lack of security.
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A.I. will become omnipresent in our everyday lives, and if the technology is well used, A.I. can make life easier.
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Lesnar is largely an absentee and even the omnipresent Paul Heyman's promos have begun to sound more tired than anything.
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It has leveraged that self-serious attitude to become the single most omnipresent entertainment institution in the entire United States.
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One of the great questions about the iPhone is whether it adds more to society at large than it detracts—do the omnipresent GPS, education apps, and connective power of social media make up for a world of omnipresent lostness in info, pay-to-play gaming apps, and time-draining excesses of social media?
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As it turns out, much like her voice, Elizabeth Holmes personal fashion (punctuated by omnipresent black turtlenecks) has a dubious origin.
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We're so caught up in the happenings of our 49-square-mile stomping grounds that we even named our omnipresent fog.
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The omnipresent concierge works in the background, predicting your needs, processing your requests, and offering neatly parceled answers to your questions.
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He has been omnipresent at Trump Tower during the transition, at one point escorting secretary of state hopeful David Petraeus around.
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As an almost-25-year-old, society's obsession with Diana, Princess of Wales has been omnipresent in my life since birth.
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Combine that with omnipresent Like buttons, and you've got an easy way to see what people are doing on the web.
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The idea of being that all-powerful and omnipresent, it's almost indistinguishable from not existing and I can't quite justify that.
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To news junkies of that era, there was James Carville: omnipresent and unquestionably brilliant, with a quiverful of colorful Cajun quips.
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From cowboy boots to swingy fringe and color blocked button-ups à la Calvin Klein, the western wardrobe influences are omnipresent.
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EULAs are omnipresent in the tech world and have begun creeping into things like cars, SodaStreams, coffee makers, and even tattoos.
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They're so obviously omnipresent, their model so played out, it's almost gauchely self-evident when bands namecheck them as an influence.
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Even though she feels omnipresent, the matriarch of the family told DeGeneres that she isn't always present when these disagreements happen.
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But it's still a glimmer of good news in the story that has cast an omnipresent cloud over Trump's administration. 4.
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Stranger Things Season 1 took us by storm, but perhaps nothing was so shocking and omnipresent as the Cult of Barb.
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That effort soon gained momentum from the private sector, with such movements as the LIVESTRONG foundation and its omnipresent yellow wristbands.
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More than once, these images are layered to create a hall of mirrors effect that presents Holmes as an omnipresent terror.
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Portrayed only as an omnipresent, villainous specter in the first game, fruitful and unexplored ground remained in telling his origin story.
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The Beginning The first members of Elitist Jerks were in Goon Squad, the omnipresent MMO crew from the Something Awful forums.
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The great granddaddy of all vaguely sinister private corporations, the VOC had both international reach and shadowy yet omnipresent domestic power.
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It is becoming one of the most omnipresent aspects of American life: More households subscribe to Prime than attend church regularly.
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Such a comforting symbol, and not all reminiscent of omnipresent surveillance or literal towers of evil from Lord of the Rings.
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The move will bring McAfee independence at a time when cybersecurity businesses have grown more prominent amid seemingly omnipresent hacking threats.
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"Did she just blow us off?" asked George Whipple, NY1's omnipresent red-carpet reporter, raising his famous caterpillar eyebrows incredulously.
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For those who thought the EU a mightier and more omnipresent entity, this may all come as something of a shock.
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Flanna was reportedly omnipresent at the office, frequently demanding help for personal errands and reaching out at odd hours, staffers note.
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But it does not end there; the butterfly motif is omnipresent and gives the entire level a sense of thematic unity.
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Look, we're all kind of cyborgs already, with our omnipresent phones—they just haven't been hooked up for the final mile.
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Although the girls' odyssey ends happily, the film never denies the omnipresent specter of mortality or the power of children's fears.
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Retirement in America is growing less secure, physically and financially, given the omnipresent threat and cost of serious illness or disease.
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It's omnipresent in households, but I don't know anyone who uses it instead of Siri or Google Assistant on their phone.
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The omnipresent racket is obviously some kind of symbol, in the existential way: its significance may be that it has none.
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"Gravity as a physical factor of environment has the outstanding property of being omnipresent and everlasting," a 1950 technical report explained.
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An investigation into the smartphone tracking industry reveals surveillance so omnipresent in our digital lives that it seems impossible to avoid.
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The omnipresent chemicals are used to make food packaging materials, including pizza boxes and popcorn bags, fabrics and nonstick cooking pans.
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The region's population is expanding, mobile devices are omnipresent, and there are pockets of huge wealth — yet e-commerce is underdeveloped.
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"I noticed for a number of seasons that Martin's legacy was omnipresent, his name was omnipresent in the press," says Kaat Debo, the director and curator in chief of MoMu, the fashion museum (ModeMuseum) in Antwerp, where an exhibition showcasing the women's wear designs Margiela produced for the 180-year-old French luxury-goods house Hermès opens this week.
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But by 2007 people were already surfing the Web on their iPhones, and today the internet is almost omnipresent in daily life.
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Even though Dee Dee was near omnipresent, Gypsy Rose did manage to spill some secrets to Woodmansee – especially about her love life.
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Unlike its Western counterparts, Tencent doesn't primarily monetize its major platforms – the omnipresent WeChat and its desktop messaging predecessor, QQ — through ads.
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But it was an augury: hyper-active and omnipresent, Mr Salvini has since set the agenda for the media and the government.
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In addition, savvy consumers are becoming wary of the omnipresent drop-in clothing bins, since many actually belong to for-profit companies.
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The maverick-in-chief is Mr Cummings, who sits above the Policy Unit rather than in it but whose influence is omnipresent.
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And that's the point — the bill is just a metaphor for Claire and the Shepherds' opposing viewpoints and omnipresent battle of wills.
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But it also creates a notion that Mother is omnipresent and omniscient, constantly aware of her son and what he's up to.
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Dan is, and has always been, the titular Gossip Girl, the omnipresent blogger responsible for essentially stalking the lives of Manhattan's elite.
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Often, the user would tag her friends and employer in these tweets or respond to theirs, remaining omnipresent in Gandy's online world.
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Death, however, is omnipresent and attended by its emissary dumb luck, which is as likely to save a life as take one.
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A colleague on the committee dissented and argued for keeping the seal in order to make an uncomfortable reminder of slavery omnipresent.
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In this darkly satirical speculation, Blake Montgomery imagines a world where the drive towards wellness is not only fully institutionalized, but omnipresent.
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As we discovered in both Alien and Moon, omnipresent corporate branding is the single most important sign of a successful international conglomerate.
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But there's one foodstuff that makes me want to vomit myself inside out: the ever-so-humble, ever-agreeable, omnipresent mashed potato.
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The regular meetings even spurred parodies, with Trump's habit of showing the cameras his signed executive order becoming omnipresent on the Internet.
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He's everywhere, flickering into the corners of all the screens she looks into, omnipresent and terrifying as Bloody Mary or the Candyman.
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But there has been a cost, which is a daily coarsening, an omnipresent exposure to unkindness from which there is no vacation.
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For as omnipresent as Peyton Manning is on TV these days, he sure knows how to disappear from the public eye otherwise.
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Traub devotes more space to Louisa Catherine than any previous Adams biographer, in part because she is so omnipresent in the journal.
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Divorced from the drab reality of an office cubicle and any semblance of normalcy, creativity and inspiration become much more omnipresent forces.
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Trump was famously omnipresent on TV during the GOP primaries, through either in-person appearances or call-in interviews, on multiple networks.
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Her name is Andrea Rosen, and her spot from the mid-2000s remains one of Yoplait's most memorable and omnipresent marketing efforts.
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The omnipresent, omnivident WGB is Drew Scanlon, a videogame podcaster who first blinked white guy-edly all the way back in 2013.
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During site visits Ms. Burns became interested in the omnipresent chain-link fencing delineating spaces under construction or soon to be renovated.
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Since then they have become an omnipresent part of the exchange of merchandise for money, a "free" offering to consecrate the ritual.
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You can see her thoughts whirring away behind them, the power that hangs over her like a shadow growing ever more omnipresent.
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Being raised in the 90s with Cornell omnipresent on MTV meant automatically inheriting the notion of what a rock star should be.
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Images of the ancient Persepolis ruins and references to the pre-Islamic Persian past have become omnipresent in the state-controlled media.
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And his response points out how important it is to be thankful for things so omnipresent that they can escape our notice.
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The effect is uncanny, as if an omnipresent, disembodied spirit were observing them an eeriness further enhanced by the evocative electronic score.
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In 2010, the world of cooking was changed forever by the launch of Instant Brands, creators of the now omnipresent Instant Pot.
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The fact that it did speaks to the company's desire to diversify its revenue as part of the omnipresent shift to services.
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Nail salons are not as omnipresent in Paris as they are in the States, which means booking in advance is a must.
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Health matters, aging and death itself are omnipresent in this book, like tentacles pulling a collection of stories together into a whole.
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In China, many had hoped the supposedly omnipresent and omnipotent state would come to their rescue in times of crisis like this.
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Phil escapes Jexi's omnipresent grasp by restarting his phone to install updates, effectively disabling the technology for a brief fifteen minute interlude.
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Actually, this occurred on the set of a soap opera, or telenovela, called "The Law of Love" on Brazil's omnipresent Globo network.
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Perhaps the most amazing thing about that high-pitched rock scream of his, omnipresent on his songs, was how effortless it was.
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By making its technology more passive, Apple is sacrificing short-term sales momentum to spare us the omnipresent competition for our attention.
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Because so much depends on pomp and performance, on dignity and self-control, humiliation is an omnipresent peril and a popular sport.
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An omnipresent narrator is constantly telling you what you should do, but it's fully up to you whether or not you obey.
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While school shootings seem nearly omnipresent in the news, they're depicted with far less frequency in pop culture — and perhaps with good reason.
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Never before has our kind faced such omnipresent peril, from supercharged storms to rising seas to drought to crop failure to biodiversity crises.
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Here, sleepy roadside villages show little sign of life, aside from omnipresent prayer sheds marked with the green signs of Seventh Day Adventists.
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The omnipresent and casually demeaning treatment of women appears to be bi-partisan, which I guess is something every woman has always known.
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France's recent "yellow vest" protests were in response to an increased fuel tax, and the populism spreading across Europe is omnipresent at COP24.
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In that literary classic, most of the world's population is subject to omnipresent government surveillance, and independent thought and individualism are actively forbidden.
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Yes, that omnipresent shoe ad might be creepy, but as autonomous subjects we feel more than capable of simply not buying the shoes.
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The iMac, iPod, iTunes, iPhone, iPad — the omnipresent "i" prefix has marked most Apple products since the release of the iMac in 1998.
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At the southern tip, the roads connect to the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, a soaring and omnipresent expanse that links Brooklyn with Staten Island.
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A lockout failed to latch, possibly coated in ice from the omnipresent thick, cold fog, the leg strut collapsing and toppling the rocket.
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The end is to truly be everywhere, ubiquitous, and I wanted to be prevalent and omnipresent in all the regions of the world.
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These pages are rife with unwelcoming diner workers, violent lawmen, unwarranted and belittling verbal and physical attacks that are both omnipresent and unrelenting.
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The threat of global nuclear war today is not as omnipresent and is arguably less likely than it was during the Cold War.
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I felt like I went from books being a rare and magical thing to books being an omnipresent and yet still magical thing.
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Beyond his omnipresent party tracks, he's also long filtered dance music through a more mature lens—rooted in classicist musicianship and heady improvisation.
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Then press play on Omega's "Gyöngyhajú Lány" and wait until around 30 seconds in when that exact same feeling is as vividly omnipresent.
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They aren't quite omnipresent throughout the game, but it's undeniable that Andromeda is clumsy and awkward in ways that far oustrips its predecessors.
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The low, omnipresent hum seeps through windows and doors and blends with the rush of air from the vents of our HVAC unit.
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Serving white customers before black ones might seem a relatively small insult, but behind that racial ordering was an omnipresent threat of violence.
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Flattened out to some extent, you can still see these omnipresent wrinkles, pleats, and ripples ramifying around these paintings even from a distance.
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The first, the Fidget Cube, raised nearly $6.5 million and predicated the most omnipresent toy trend of the following year, the fidget spinner.
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Podcasting has become so popular and omnipresent that we're seeing more festivals devoted to allowing live audiences to get in on the action.
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In contrast, Jack Antonoff — producer of Lorde's new album and Bleachers frontman — had a great night as the omnipresent ghost of VMA present.
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Tonkatsu is now omnipresent, under heat lamps and behind glass at convenience stores, and on boards with shredded cabbage at high-end restaurants.
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"I'm the only candidate who does what everyone talks about," he tells reporters after his speech, his omnipresent smile hardening into a rictus.
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Forever observed, accompanied by omnipresent K.G.B. minders, they're exotic fish out of water, flapping around uselessly, gasping for oxygen and struggling to survive.
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As our omnipresent new president hijacked our reality, the first lady vanished, sparking headlines for nary a glimpse in D.C. since the inaugural.
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Millions more use hemp-derived CBD, which is now legal in some forms and omnipresent, and does not have the "high" of marijuana.
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Songs of summer can morph into omnipresent earworms that make you want to dig into your ear canal to make it all stop.
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LOS ANGELES — For weeks, "Roma," the Netflix movie directed by Alfonso Cuarón, has occupied an odd position in Hollywood: both omnipresent and mysterious.
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Still others, like the omnipresent new Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, inquired about Mr. Trump's assets and taxes, suggesting more hearings in our future.
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These are the realities of violence against women—messier, more complex, and more omnipresent than the rigors of journalistic standards can perhaps encompass.
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All of these factors reinforce an omnipresent state of proximal fear, a sense of disquietude that bleeds into every social, cultural, and civic activity.
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If things do get hairy, help is only a radio call away, and then the omnipresent airpower that orbits overhead is brought to bear.
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Those other features include support for teams, plus a redesign that adopts Google's Material Design and includes a convenient floating button and omnipresent toolbar.
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Our television ads for prescription drugs were foreshadowed long ago by omnipresent radio ads, which were only lightly regulated in the 1920s and 1930s.
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But at the same time, a lot of the myths about drug use that gave rise to the war on drugs are still omnipresent.
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Instead it put Siri in the Apple TV remote, which got it closer to the home experience, but didn't manage to make it omnipresent.
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Assistant might also be added to the omnipresent Google search bar on the home screen, although neither of these decisions is apparently finalized yet.
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But given omnipresent and unsubstantiated Republican warnings of voter fraud and election theft, the situation unfolding in the North Carolina Ninth is rather remarkable.
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Yet whatever her personal qualities, Keiko's greatest political asset — and liability — is her last name that remains omnipresent, even if it is not voiced.
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Because tech has become so omnipresent in our lives, it's worth thinking about the tech skills that are applicable to every line of work.
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But by making time such an omnipresent resource, these two games are also curiously stressful, each minute ripe for the efficient optimization of labor.
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Plus, the runways have been brimming with Victorian vibes recently, from those suddenly omnipresent prairie dresses to a smattering of Laura Ashley-esque florals.
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The aesthetic of Palace is omnipresent both in graphics and visuals—and we've recently had a strong focus on DIY culture at the ICA.
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Why it matters: High drug costs are one of the most omnipresent political issues, and the public has craved solutions for a long time.
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The African continent is a 1.2 billion-person opportunity, but our special report found that omnipresent barriers to doing business make everything Go slow.
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Nostalgia for the '90s is an omnipresent force on the internet, yet another thing Gen-Xers and their predecessors can use to mock millennials.
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Much of that technology is powered by Google's omnipresent Android software, but you wouldn't know it from the way the new devices are presented.
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The chief film critics for The Times, Manohla Dargis and A. O. Scott, consider the state of moviegoing in an era of omnipresent screens.
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Since at least Documenta 13, the topic of climate change, ecology, and the relationship between humans and nature is omnipresent in the art world.
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At a time when iPhones are omnipresent and AI is taking over the world, healthcare is a relative latecomer to the potential of technology.
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Kristen Stewart has acknowledged that social media is incredibly omnipresent in society, but has said it's not something she wants to invest time in.
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Now, with other Cypriots of all ages, he sits at the Buyuk Han to debate a conflict which has been omnipresent all their lives.
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Growing up, the omnipresent hunk in my fridge always had teeth marks where my brother and I had knobbled chunks straight off the block.
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Rumors have swirled (or perhaps, been savvily leaked to the press) on the pregnancy of not one, but three of the omnipresent Kardashian sisters.
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She is omnipresent in White House meetings, on subjects from manufacturing employment to women in technology, and has conducted a charm offensive in Congress.
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These books sold well, but neither Flynn nor her publishers anticipated the omnipresent best seller — or object of scorn — that "Gone Girl" would become.
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Mr. Salvini has since been an indefatigable candidate for prime minister and an omnipresent media figure, while severing the party from its secessionist roots.
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Hygge, an omnipresent cornerstone of Danish culture, was essentially rebranded by the British publishing industry as a catch-all term for anything remotely pleasant.
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We hear about the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) on a near-daily basis because its media operation is sophisticated and omnipresent.
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For many influential school reform groups, these ideological predilections are not incidental — but are omnipresent and woven into their worldview, talking points, and agenda.
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In other words, for photography to become omnipresent on a global scale, people's interference with its smooth operation had to be minimized or foreclosed.
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But designers continued the now well-worn trend of leaning on the socially famous and digitally omnipresent to add some juice to their presentations.
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Both make clear that the world's not nearly ready for the kind of omnipresent surveillance Clearview AI promises—or the people who peddle it.
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He has a tic, omnipresent in "All That Man Is," of indenting new sentences in new lines, as if he were writing kids' poetry.
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As a result, the president is omnipresent, the subject of endless coast-to-coast conversations among family and friends, never far from our thoughts.
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Funny that existentialism doesn't seem such a downer anymore, now that the omnipresent threat to our humanity is not material privation but informational excess.
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One of the most valuable performers in some of the boldest new Off Broadway work, she can seem almost omnipresent on New York stages.
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Additionally, there is a real charm to catching a glimpse of a time when documentation was a special happenstance, rather than an omnipresent experience.
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Not when he was in the running to split time with his omnipresent sister, Stephanie, even after Shane-O-Mac lost to the Undertaker.
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As for its other skills, like controlling smart home devices and being the first desktop, omnipresent, physical manifestation of Siri, the jury is still out.
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But as the meals increased in size and number and four thousand became the goal, the task of reaching that number became an omnipresent force.
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Omnipresent technology will touch nearly every moment of your day, invisibly making life faster, more efficient, more attuned to your wants and needs and feelings.
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Though Disney tried to keep prying eyes away by encircling it with shipping containers, the House of Mouse was no match for Google's omnipresent eye.
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Gaza is no angel, but as much a victim as the "meat" he helps shift: a hapless child soldier in our "omnipresent state of war".
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Tesla being Tesla — meaning a company where Musk is an omnipresent force — it's hard to know how much credit should go to Kirkhorn, Nelson said.
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Still, with Google Photos being near omnipresent on Android phones — Google said it had over a billion users last July — even that number isn't negligible.
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The four-minute trailer follows the classic trailer formula of every Hollywood movie ever, minus the omnipresent In a world... (which frankly, what a shame!).
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I spent so much time trying to figure out who A was that I started to think that maybe I was the omnipresent all along.
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It's become a key part of Legere-the-character's identity as insulting competitors on Twitter, swearing during press conferences, or his seemingly omnipresent magenta outfits.
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In the rich world, by contrast, nostalgia usually stems from what Sophia Gaston, of the Henry Jackson Society, calls "an omnipresent, menacing feeling of decline".
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The spread of artificial speechwriting could be a story about equality and democratization; political spin is already omnipresent, but access to quality manipulation is restricted.
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Peronism has been Argentina's main political force since the 1940s and images and references to Juan Perón and his glamorous wife Eva (Evita) are omnipresent.
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Love it or hate it, if your interests or hobbies are even the slightest bit music-adjacent, the hulking specter of Guitar Center is omnipresent.
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I just figured out how to connect the Netflix so I can fall asleep to Sabrina and the omnipresent neon lights just outside my window.
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The old stable town is lost to uncontrollable growth; the horse is replaced by the automobile; and omnipresent coal dust settles over, and soils, everything.
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I found being away from England and the English liberating: an escape from low gray skies, clenched politeness, and the omnipresent consciousness of social class.
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"(Plastic) is shockingly widespread - it literally is almost everywhere in the ocean, it's omnipresent," said van Sebille, who studies how ocean currents move plastic around.
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An iPhone, for reference, has a 1,900 mAh battery, and accounting for omnipresent inefficiencies, can be charged almost twice on one fully charged OtterBox pad.
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Alas, as far as the actual lawmaking is concerned, the asbestos lawyers are protected by a political lobby that is both omnipresent and deeply entrenched.
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He cites the "recycling of headlines" and a yield curve that was inverted for "10 minutes" as reasons that pessimism in the marketplace is omnipresent.
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The latest chapter in the Daniels saga came when Michael Avenatti, the porn star's omnipresent attorney, on Monday filed a lawsuit alleging Trump defamed Daniels.
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Taste and smell can't be duplicated, but neither is as omnipresent or vital to the day to day human experience as sight, sound, and touch.
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The weight of choosing the right words to describe his music isn't a heavy one, but an omnipresent and important force on the burgeoning artist.
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Chang said that Heath's personality, including his charisma and outspokenness, is similar to that of Schwarzenegger, who is still omnipresent and beloved in the sport.
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Trump didn't have traditional political experience or a traditional campaign operation, but he was willing and eager to be omnipresent on television in unscripted situations.
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Klebsiella bacteria are omnipresent in the environment — in the soil and in the human gut — but they can turn deadly for people with frayed immunities.
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But it also illustrated an undeniable truth — that we're living in a moment in which politics have become omnipresent in everyday life and casual conversation.
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As"Star Trek" has evolved over its half-century history into a monolithic and omnipresent institution, it can be easy to forget its scrappy origins.
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"Last night, the world woke up to the mighty Zlatan," the former Liverpool midfielder and omnipresent talking head Jamie Redknapp wrote after the latter match.
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The manifestations of austerity are omnipresent in a country with a storied history of public largess: closed libraries, public swimming pools and cuts in benefits.
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During the day, Scavino is omnipresent around the President, taking photographs or videos of his events to post on official White House social media platforms.
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Despite the omnipresent news media coverage, some people on the streets still had to think a minute about the main contenders for the White House.
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Though the allegations of sexual assault surrounding Jackson are serious, can you really cancel someone whose influence runs so deep and who is so omnipresent?
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He has been an omnipresent media figure who has used the country's growing economic discontent, and wariness about immigrants, as a vehicle to reach voters.
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However, it's become even more omnipresent thanks to everyone's favorite techno-DJs Alexa and Siri, who can call it up whenever you ask for it.
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Never have we been more together and more separate, more omnipresent in the cloud of each other's lives, but more removed from the physical present.
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Those two words carry serious weight for the operations at Fox News, where Ailes was a feared, respected, and omnipresent force for more than 20 years.
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For much of her active famous life, Woods has been a mystery, omnipresent by Jenner's side, but never inviting the Kardashian fans into her inner life.
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Her clothes shield her from the male gaze; her Secret Service detail protects her from the threat, omnipresent for women in public spaces, of predatory men.
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Though the book takes place in a fictional West African nation, Adeyemi has soaked Orisha in the problematic racial dynamics that are omnipresent in our world.
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Sure, having an omnipresent black dot in the corner of the screen might take some getting used to, but likely no more than a notch would.
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Google is looking to make Google Cloud an omnipresent platform at the scale of Amazon, and offering better machine learning tools is quickly becoming table stakes.
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If the Google siphon makes you uncomfortable, then imagine adding yet another node to Google's omnipresent network listening to your ever desire in your living room.
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The government's anxiety about the strength of public dissatisfaction is reflected in omnipresent slogans in city streets about the need for strict supervision of food safety.
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This latest project is something of a reflection on that and a look into how we react to digital images considering their omnipresent dominance and ubiquity.
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I did not think I'd be coming into work detailing repeated incidents of sexual violence that keep piling up in a way that is suffocatingly omnipresent.
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But where discussions about these culturally omnipresent shows usually center on some sort of element of the show itself — how will the writers handle this story?
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This is early research that comes with several big caveats, and also exposes the challenges of studying a threat as new and omnipresent as plastic pollution.
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The sour odor is omnipresent, infiltrating your nostrils (and clothes) the moment you approach the shore and, while it may occasionally fade, it never completely disappears.
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During the first few weeks of the regular season, the topic most prominent in NFL discussions was just how overwhelmingly omnipresent the daily fantasy ads were.
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That the most popular faith in America is so precariously positioned—structurally omnipresent, but substantially obscure—is what makes a book like Macy Halford's so fascinating.
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Throughout the 21980s, '21984s and beyond, K-tel commercials were as omnipresent a part of the American experience as long sideburns, wide ties and leisure suits.
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The architecture is striking in its banality; bureaucratic, sterile, and repetitive, a detention center is a mind-numbing maze with few windows and omnipresent security cameras.
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"I think if my family wasn't so — that they didn't work so hard and weren't so omnipresent maybe I'd just rest on my laurels," West said.
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Ruffles ran diagonally up skirts, knits were wrapped at the neck, layers were omnipresent, and it was all — well, exactly as it was in the pictures.
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While Hillary Clinton's delegate dominance is proving my friend's theory to be a bit flawed, it's undeniable that memes have become omnipresent in this campaign cycle.
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Mr. Trump's in-house security is led by Keith Schiller, a retired detective from the New York Police Department, who is omnipresent at his boss's side.
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For advertisers that have spent heavily on podcasts, like the omnipresent Casper and Blue Apron, the effectiveness of such campaigns can be measured in increased sales.
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Instead it offered eight one-acts — many seldom staged — and a chance to think about MacMillan's reputation and legacy away from the omnipresent long narrative works.
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But just as dangerous — perhaps more so — is the way that the omnipresent, in-your-pocket internet can coax us into destroying our own inner wilderness.
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There are boats moving about on wheeled scaffolds as well as projections onto a sail-like screen; a two-person band supplies an omnipresent live score.
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Along with the newly omnipresent bottles of hand sanitizer, organizers have engaged in an informational campaign, with multilingual posters popping up all around the Olympic grounds.
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"We feel big brother omnipresent," the prime minister's sister, Lee Wei Ling, and brother, Lee Hsien Yang, wrote in a statement posted on Facebook on Wednesday.
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The American flag is omnipresent on houses and T-shirts—a token that allows any immigrant to stake a claim to citizenship, morally if not legally.
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Everything about her — her omnipresent cellphone, her crisply tailored blazers, her trim physique and curt manner — can seem like a calculated rebuke to her anarchic dad.
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Domestic security, terrorism and Muslim immigration — omnipresent background issues during the first round — will probably fuel debate between the two contenders in the weeks to come.
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Would a new terrorist attack during a Sanders administration similarly divert its attention from the omnipresent China threat, especially given his aversion to U.S. defense spending?
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The consequence of this omnipresent bias and the threat of discrimination is additional work—safety logistics, emotional labor—for women generally, and LGBTQ businesswomen more specifically.
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Anthony Weiner is omnipresent over the last 10 years: It is inevitable that if there is a major political moment, Weiner is somewhere on its edges.
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These spaces represent both a sense of agency and confinement, a neutral zone where one can freely gesture, and an understanding of an oppression that's omnipresent.
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Between 1900 and 1916, sales fell from four million per year to just forty thousand, and the once omnipresent tamale vender began vanishing from city streets.
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When a GOP staffer began to ask her about Manu Raju, a CNN reporter omnipresent on Capitol Hill, Hill noted she'd had a pretty ironclad alibi.
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From that contrived-seeming premise, Wright builds an action-comedy like no other, one that cannily uses its omnipresent soundtrack to narrative, thematic, and stylistic ends.
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But it is interesting to see that in hot-take/first-blush land, no one seems particularly worried about the consequences of omnipresent, wearable video recorders.
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There's always the omnipresent and uncomfortable feeling that a number of web giants increasingly control access to the public sphere and could abuse that power, of course.
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It's a glimpse at a future in which farmers in the developing world trade the expertise of a handful of specialists for increasingly omnipresent and powerful technology.
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In fact, since leaving the White House, the former FLOTUS has sported an omnipresent, lit-from-within radiance that'd make the women in a Vermeer painting jealous.
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Trump has been an omnipresent part of Democrats' rallying (and fundraising) cries, and with campaigns and spending groups looking for ways to tie Republican incumbents to Trump.
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And with the flourishing of private enterprise, and the collapse of many state-owned firms, the party's once omnipresent and all-powerful cells have atrophied and weakened.
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With the omnipresent expectation of childrearing and the likelihood of never being the breadwinner, it feels all the more vital to leave space for my individual aspirations.
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It's no surprise that the term Belieber is becoming less and less omnipresent, as the traditional Belieber profile is split like an atom by his newfound followings.
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Meanwhile, masses of ordinary people + ubiquitous smartphones + omnipresent social media feeds seems, for the most part, to be resulting in a kind of mainstream attention deficit disorder.
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The specific tropes it's associated with — like city streets inspired by Tokyo and Hong Kong, omnipresent advertising, and hardboiled mystery plots — emerged from these larger philosophical underpinnings.
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She's the one who saves them from their own bad decisions — and always, always has homemade snacks on her kitchen island, along with omnipresent glasses of wine.
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Teenagers and adults took selfies and group photos, raving about the convenience, the security, the leisure and, not least, the air-conditioning, so silent, omnipresent and soothing.
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THE MELLOW thrum of the Toyota Prius is to the streets of Ulaanbaatar what the screech of brakes and honk of horns is to New York: omnipresent.
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Monday morning, Ford and IBM announced a collaboration to aid commuters in their travels by implementing highly specific data collection and the ever-omnipresent Internet of Things.
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With the Dot, virtually anyone can pretend they are on the bridge of the Enterprise, barking commands at an omnipresent computer in every room of their home.
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Companies are marketing so aggressively to younger listeners that branding and its feel-good lifestyle pitches seem omnipresent, which explains why popular music, objectively speaking, sucks ass.
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Under one of the omnipresent pictures of Assad, a group of men and women sipped 7-Ups, dragged on their cigarettes and slapped cards on the table.
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I wonder if the series will note the numerous drug-related deaths during the time period, or the omnipresent and implicitly condoned statutory rape of young groupies.
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The CBO's earlier findings — that 24 million more Americans would be uninsured in 2026, versus what would be expected under Obamacare — quickly became omnipresent in the debate.
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That might come from the Duffers' desire to make the new monster ominous and omnipresent, but instead it just renders the stakes of its threat woefully intangible.
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The vision of an omnipresent intelligent assistant is one Amazon shares, in one form or another, with most other big technology companies, including Apple, Google and Microsoft.
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For many of us, as much fun as it can be, being a father is all-consuming and omnipresent, blurring time and space like few other experiences.
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While the Pentagon has recognized the myriad pitfalls plaguing a system composed of thousands of nukes ready to lay waste to our planet, the danger remains omnipresent.
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If there's anything stopping us from eating a veritable mountain of cheese at every meal, it's the longstanding, omnipresent idea that cheese is, uh, bad for you.
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There is only one being to worship and that is Allah, or God, the single omnipresent deity in whatever language you may choose to refer to him.
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With a new game plan in place, instead of continuing to devote resources to maintaining an elusive omnipresent marketing strategy, the cofounders went "all-in" on Pinterest.
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The views of the valley are wonderful, and it's interesting to see the desert flora change as you get higher and higher (the omnipresent saguaros slowly disappear).
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The CBO's earlier findings — that 2119 million more Americans would be uninsured in 2026, versus what would be expected under Obamacare — quickly became omnipresent in the debate.
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Ross and others have written about debt as an omnipresent force in American life, a tool the financial industry uses to trap ordinary people in lifelong servitude.
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They are nowhere near as omnipresent today in Russia as they were in East Germany or the Soviet Union, where millions snitched on their friends and colleagues.
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Stone is also charged with pressing Credico to stay silent in the face of government investigations by threatening his omnipresent therapy dog Bianca and making other overtures.
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The strategy has made her one of the most omnipresent candidates in New Hampshire, with the congresswoman even inviting supporters to go snowboarding with her this winter.
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"Where we come from, it ain't sweet," Pop Smoke told me, when I interviewed him last summer, about growing up in Canarsie, where gang life was omnipresent.
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"Our president is omnipresent," said Luaty Beirão, 35, a rapper and critic of the government who, like most Angolans, was born after Mr. dos Santos became president.
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At first glance, the censorship seems invisible, but its omnipresent washing of people's feelings and perceptions creates limits on the information people receive, select and rely upon.
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When I arrived on the West Coast, a 370-mile strip of land on New Zealand's South Island, there was an omnipresent buzz about a new opening.
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So as omnipresent as the mammoth character balloons are, so, too, are weather forecasters, police officers and others trying to guess which way the wind will blow.
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Working from his private quarters gives him space away from what he perceives as prying eyes and guards against his omnipresent fear of leaks to the media.
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The divide between the living and the dead has been breached, but it also is more policed than ever since the thread of a voidout is omnipresent.
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"We could've gone doom and gloom, 'porn is everywhere; omnipresent and destroying the world,' but we thought why don't we do something just more light-hearted," said Kohut.
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These forces — globalization and mega media — made him an exaggerated version of the dream, amplified and omnipresent, allowing him, in turn, to inhabit the dreams of the masses.
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It's just that "Never Gonna Give You Up" became omnipresent for a period to the point that the people participating in the meme didn't know about the rest.
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Maybe the global brain consists not only of all connected devices, but also the connected humans using those devices, like an omnipresent cyborg with billions of beating hearts.
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"The Chinese infiltration in Taiwan is actually omnipresent and we hope that all citizens could stay on high alert for such infiltration, which includes fake news," Tsai added.
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The omnipresent wireless signals that keep us connected can now be used like X-rays to see and track the movements of people, even when hidden behind walls.
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For a company like Apple, which uses a white macintosh, deploying a symbol is a power move that denotes just how omnipresent the brand is across the globe.
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Is it stereotypes that attract a certain persona, the expansive variety of its landscape, the mystique of Mexican culture, or the omnipresent glamour — real or imagined — of Hollywood?
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As the omnipresent clock in the top left corner of the screen ticks down from 60 to zero over and over again, it's hard not to be overwhelmed.
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McMansion Hell is a Tumblr blog that highlights the absurdity of giant real estate properties and the ridiculous staging and photography that are omnipresent in their sales listings.
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As we gaze across the mobile landscape today, the best sellers are Apple's omnipresent iPhone, Samsung's range of Galaxy devices, and then a mass of Chinese Android phones.
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Episode 4: The Great Firewall Of China From China (where the internet is heavily regulated) to the United States (where the internet reigns freely), meme culture is omnipresent.
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Since his indictment by special counsel Robert Mueller last week, Roger Stone has been omnipresent in the media, proclaiming his innocence and decrying the circumstances of his arrest.
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The danger: Losing anonymity in public can change the way people behave, experts say, much like China's omnipresent surveillance can cause residents to constantly look over their shoulders.
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Automakers are laying the groundwork for a future in which electric cars are omnipresent – and at least as common a sight on roadways as traditional gas-powered vehicles.
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When I stopped by a few years ago, Anand was omnipresent, chatting amiably with guests, offering up cocktails, and acting every bit the part of a gracious host.
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Further, Apple's upcoming cookie control software in Safari should make those omnipresent ads disappear, forcing the advertiser to sell to an undifferentiated mob rather than a single person.
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I think that, to the extent that they are taken seriously in implying that evil is omnipresent and seemingly inescapable, they are politically frivolous, if not downright destructive.
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So, rather than counting on a judiciary and religious system that would only let them down, women turned to sexual magic and witchcraft to combat omnipresent patriarchal domination.
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" He liked Britain for Boy George and Culture Club, for its cooked breakfasts, carpeted bathrooms, drafty windows, spongy bread, Silk Cut cigarettes, and "the repressed but omnipresent sexuality.
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It also seems very hard to believe that someone with the omnipresent celebrity of Swift could remain incognito in these places, let alone go for a quiet walk.
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There are many photos of him, and his symbol is omnipresent, but I was hoping for evidence of his outsized quirks and affectations—clues to some bigger truth.
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Rather, my purpose has simply been to open a window onto the enormous universe of omnipresent energies, most of them benign, that fill every moment of our lives.
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If we can relate that goodness where applicable and confront power whenever possible, my sons may not have to live their adult lives in omnipresent fear of fires.
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Alexis Taylor, the arch and ever-so-slightly effete Hot Chip front man, has been a strangely omnipresent figure in British music for just over a decade now.
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There's been a lot of research into the evolution of gossip, since it seems to be as omnipresent and influential in dogs as it is in human culture.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Trump has wavered for months about whether he wants to fire Mr. Mueller, which is an omnipresent concern among the president's legal team and close aides.
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Unlike other movies on similar subjects, "The Best of Enemies" doesn't treat racial prejudice as a freakish, isolated pathology, but rather as an unremarkable, omnipresent fact of life.
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As a Perspectives artist, he was omnipresent at Carnegie Hall last season; this year he returns for a single solo recital, with works by Beethoven, Schumann and Prokofiev.
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Journalists who build followings online, in part by being incisive, combative, funny and omnipresent on Twitter, are often hired because of that exposure — because they're a known quantity.
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Trump has wavered for months about whether he wants to fire Mr. Mueller, whose job security is an omnipresent concern among the President's legal team and close aides.
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In his skinny tie and narrow suit, an omnipresent cigarette between his fingers, he imports a touch of midcentury intellectual cool into our overheated, anti-intellectual media moment.
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The omnipresent tower is emblematic of big tech&aposs growth within San Francisco in the past decade as tech companies and workers have continuously filed into city limits.
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It was well before he became a senator who is omnipresent on cable television, and he seemed at the time to be almost surprised at all the attention.
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"When media and the digital world become omnipresent, their influence can stop people from learning how to live wisely, to think deeply and to love generously," he wrote.
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The president prefers tweeting or chatting briefly with reporters in informal settings — a trend most expect will continue in 2018, even as he remains omnipresent in the media.
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Your typical reward will often be undue criticism, Monday morning quarterbacking, and the omnipresent chance that your next call could result in you being grievously injured or killed.
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He is omnipresent on social media but lives as a political phantom under police protection, rarely campaigning in person and reportedly sleeping in a different location every night.
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Although Bischofberger — a legendary art dealer who brought American Pop Art to Europe in the 1960s — no longer has a gallery in the area, his legacy is omnipresent.
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It's nearly omnipresent and often offered for free in coffee shops, libraries, airports, universities, hotels and many other places, delivering fast download speeds and once unimaginable bandwidth capacity.
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The Dior oeuvre is vast and omnipresent, all the more so because the company has just completed an enormous, museum-quality archive around the corner from its studio.
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The Atlanta rapper Lil Baby scored his first No. 1 on Billboard's album chart this week, with the omnipresent Latin pop star Bad Bunny starting close behind him.
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The iconic photo of Orr launching through the air in celebration, after scoring the series-clinching goal in overtime, loomed as an omnipresent reminder of the franchise's shortcoming.
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Omnipresent news tickers have been a fixture of American media for so many years now, it can be jarring to remember how and why they moved in permanently.
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Trump has wavered for months about whether he wants to fire Mr. Mueller, whose job security is an omnipresent concern among the president's legal team and close aides.
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Most people hate coffee the first time they drink it—it's bitter as hell, but it's also omnipresent in adult life, so we feel pressured to like it.
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Makes you really question how much you want Amazon's virtual assistant to be truly omnipresent – but if the answer is "a lot," then this gadget might be for you.
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Through its presentation, 3x3x6 will further explore the alternative forms of nonphysical yet increasingly omnipresent imprisonment in this new digital age, where surveillance apparatus and technologies are becoming inescapable.
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In Chicago, the vast majority of shootings and murders happen in four or five poor black or Latino neighbourhoods where unemployment is high, schools dreadful and urban blight omnipresent.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This decade has witnessed the ever-increasing overlay of technology on physical reality, especially as smartphones have become omnipresent tools of everyday life.
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Her passing was handled with the utmost amount of privacy, despite the omnipresent fame of her eldest daughter, shrouding her death in the same mystery that engulfed her life.
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The song spot-lit the Brooklyn duo via an iPod nano commercial back in 2008, when those ads could take a band from obscurity to omnipresent in seven days.
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So herein lies the now-omnipresent accusation surrounding Hiddleswift: that the entire thing is just a sham, designed for the exact purpose of making people dissect it to death.
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The JUUL as a character accessory is a telling sign, the 2018 version of Elle Woods' dog Bruiser in Legally Blonde or Brad Pitt's omnipresent snacks in Ocean's 11.
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The story takes place in 2038, at a time when androids have become an omnipresent fixture of daily life, handling jobs like construction and childcare and everything in between.
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Most people didn't even know why they needed to keep updating this little feature with the omnipresent cup of coffee was always in their faces, but they blindly complied.
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Pechier was "omnipresent" in handling the resuscitation of patients after suspicious heart failures and the doctor's colleagues found he was suspiciously fast in diagnosing anaesthetic overdoses, the prosecutor added.
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Yet despite the omnipresent threat of foul play, none of this week's scandals are close to a smoking gun, as least when it comes to corruption of the elite.
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And what's all this about punk being omnipresent in the late 1970s, when in fact the radio was filled with the Barron Knights and the vinegar strokes of disco?
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In the era of globalization, the degree of economic liberalization to encourage investment in Africa is more omnipresent than ever, matched only by the rapid expansion of legal development.
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The fund criticised Kessler for being "ubiquitous and omnipresent" in the company's governance and for making it hard for the board to oversee him by constantly reshuffling board seats.
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The new Beauty software from Elliptic Labs seeks to obviate the omnipresent infrared-based proximity sensor with the help of hardware we already have on most of our phones.
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Something to keep in mind during this time of the month is that as social media becomes more omnipresent, things that used to be very private are more public.
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And remember how, despite all its other problems, the only thing that really bugged people about Google Glass was its omnipresent camera, which could be triggered with a wink?
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I grew up in Atlanta in the 1970s, when friends spoke of "Jewing down" a price and anti-Semitism was casual, if not nearly as omnipresent as racial prejudice.
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Companies like the omnipresent sneaker-maker Allbirds and the minimalist wardrobe-provider Everlane have created a template, both aesthetic and economic, that is now leaking back into highbrow fashion.
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In the United States, we've spent the last 16 months trying to understand a Russian disinformation campaign that used omnipresent platforms—Google, Facebook, Twitter—to undermine the presidential election.
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It's a corporate behemoth — the most valuable company in the world — so it's sort of hard to argue for "counterculture" when the iPhone is omnipresent in our society today.
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Advocacy groups raise flags about Whole Foods sale: Today's news about omnipresent retail giant Amazon purchasing bougie food market Whole Foods is raising red flags in various advocacy circles.
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Today craft is omnipresent—on banners hung by the largest liquor conglomerates in the world and splattered in faux-fancy fonts on the tops of thousands of cocktail menus.
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Described by the band as "a love letter to LA," the video features some familiar faces (including Stranger Things' omnipresent Millie Bobby Brown, Moonlight's Ashton Sanders, and Paris Jackson).
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The rule book can easily fit in a back pocket, but this year it has seemed as immense and omnipresent as the blimp that hovers over the game's championships.
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Hence the era of erectile dysfunction commercials for Viagra and Cialis yielded to omnipresent spots for Humira and Enbrel, used for rheumatoid arthritis and a range of other conditions.
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Nobody genuinely thinks Donald Trump is going to create a throwback theocracy, but the fear that he doesn't respect women one iota (outside of maybe his daughter) is omnipresent.
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To some researchers, this hidden risk is the dark matter of cardiology: an invisible but omnipresent force that lands tens of thousands of patients in the hospital each year.
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The lushness and particularities of the island are omnipresent in her verse, from the "raindrops huge as grapefruits" to the "radio shouting bout rumors of wind" during hurricane season.
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Not only is it more omnipresent than ever, but instead of the usual navy, black and burgundy, it's showing up in loud hues like hot pink and mustard gold.
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With a big assist from the omnipresent producer Blake Mills, Mr. Hadreas's elegant, anguished melodies are lifted upward by regal string parts and Mr. Mills's signature lush guitar work.
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The European countries that have been perennial contenders in recent years are led by Fed Cup coaches who embed as omnipresent beings in their stars' orbits throughout the season.
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He's an absent yet omnipresent specter, sending what seems to be judgement (in the form of electrical pulses) down onto humanity for reasons the humans can't quite figure out.
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DENZEL CURRY Bare-chested and sweaty, working the entire stage, Denzel Curry, from Florida, took on gangsta-rap topics: battles for power, conspicuous consumption, drug deals, women, omnipresent death.
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This is the resounding message of "Our Planet": It will not, necessarily, be O.K. And humans — the unpictured but omnipresent part of "our" in "Our Planet" — are the reason.
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The omnipresent Citi Bike—aka Deco Bike—makes it easy for an eager cyclist to pedal through the swampy, flat terrain, dodging BMW drivers high on flakka the whole way.
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It beat out top contenders like Gucci, Gosha Rubchinskiy (who just paired up with Adidas, in fact), the omnipresent Vetements, and Nike (which got seven times less votes than Adidas).
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Because sugar is so omnipresent now — not just during our holidays but throughout the year — health experts consider it a public health hazard, linked to obesity, tooth decay, and diabetes.
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China today suffers from a different kind of amnesia: its attempt to "catch up with the West" has fueled government-led urbanization initiatives resulting in omnipresent pollution of the environment.
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Her personal touches, however, include her unwavering propensity for a sturdy heel, an omnipresent pair of don't-look-at-me sunglasses, a fedora, and, of course, a killer carry-on.
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He agrees, if only because a wake is an airtight excuse for a party (it's not) and he can prepare a list of heckles to needle his father's omnipresent soul.
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" It's an entry point marked by "the flattening affectless provisionality of boarding-lounge culture" and "that omnipresent media-and-candy matrix" built inside "this critical cohabitation of security and entertainment….
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But amid all the shake-ups, breakdowns and implosions for the campaign, Jeffrey Lord, CNN political commentator and the most omnipresent defender of the Republican presidential nominee, has not budged.
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Look, I know what we're all thinking: If anyone was going to see dead people on Riverdale, it would be omnipresent narrator and self-proclaimed weirdo Jughead Jones (Cole Sprouse).
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According to Carter and his co-authors, this omnipresent technology negatively influences children's sleep by delaying their sleep time, as they finish watching a movie or play one more game.
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"Price action isn't overly aggressive at present, however volatility and uncertainty are omnipresent and will only get more severe," said Tobias Davis, head of corporate treasury sales at Western Union.
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Just as it does in nature, this omnipresent lower strata in turn supports all the strata above, including the largest, most dangerous animals at the top of the food chain.
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The omnipresent water hazard crashing alongside most of the course not only swallows up double and triple bogeys, but also forces cautious players into taking indirect lines and awkward lies.
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The other morning, lying in bed, listening to James Martin yammering away in the background, I started thinking about just how omnipresent the kick drum has been in my life.
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New York fans and cast members alike could criticize Jill "The Connector" Zarin all they wanted, but Bobby, with his omnipresent suits and sunglasses, was a saint, revered by all.
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In fact, they've been so omnipresent in the public eye for such a long time now that it's hard to remember why they're a famous family in the first place.
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Comic companies have never employed a writer of such renown, a public intellectual who has sold millions of books, his work omnipresent on college syllabi and translated into several languages.
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But this particular alt-right conspiracy furthered a bigoted myth: that LGBT predators are some kind of omnipresent political force and are now organizing protests against prominent alt-right figures.
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India's caste system: Outlawed, but still omnipresent Unreliable supplies According to India's Ministry of Urban Development, about 70% of Delhi's residents receive only three hours of running water per day.
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The microplastics program is in its very early stages, but it could turn into a one-of-a-kind platform for testing how this omnipresent pollutant might be stressing ecosystems.
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Like other electric vehicles, the e-rickshaws are battery-powered and are purported to produce zero emissions, a major change from the smoke-wielding auto-rickshaws omnipresent in South Asia.
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In her new book, The Love of Painting: Genealogy of a Success Medium, critic Isabelle Graw ruminates on how painting remains omnipresent within the contemporary capitalist system and digital economy.
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At first I thought perhaps it was the omnipresent intricate choker that conferred her lustrous youth and beauty, but photographic evidence suggests she's removed it before without such dramatic consequences.
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Sprawling film franchises have become so omnipresent in Hollywood that there's often a sense of dismay expressed when young, upcoming filmmakers with unique voices are thrown into the blockbuster system.
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Some may see aggressively cracking down on the sales of e-cigarettes -- while traditional cigarettes remain omnipresent at gas stations and convenience stores -- as a step in the wrong direction.
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At a function in New York recently, even CEO of 21st Century Fox James Murdoch astutely addressed "the proliferation of football" and how omnipresent this sport now seems to be.
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All part of a typical night at the local video store — a once omnipresent, now near-extinct hallmark of the 1990s, when video had only recently killed the radio star.
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His fair, Ginsberg-esque appearance is growing more enthralling and omnipresent by the day, as his expressions jump between Derek Zoolander, evergreen punk hero, and New York City art correspondent.
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Delporte also deals with women's limited presence in the art world as creators — although the bodies of women and girls are omnipresent as inspiration, and sometimes exploitation, for male artists.
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Many developers find this position compelling, despite the mountain of competing evidence—these vulnerabilities are omnipresent, and effect even companies with the largest security budgets and the most talented developers!
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JavaScript has been at the top of the Stack Overflow annual survey since 2013, as one would expect given the extent to which JS has become omnipresent on the web.
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But the majority of what's there tends toward homemade sausages stands, bison jerky and burgers, smokers and barbecue pits—not to mention omnipresent things on sticks, like at state fairs.
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For six decades, generation after generation has wondered whether George Orwell's nightmare vision has finally arrived — of an all-powerful, omnipresent state bureaucratizing truth and turning people into languid automatons.
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Even without a retinue of household staff, donning one of next season's seemingly omnipresent hand-free fashion choices won't necessarily mean you'll wind up stranded and unable to open doors.
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But in recent years, gumbo has become less omnipresent in New Orleans restaurants, as a new generation of chefs has come to prominence, many of them unfettered by entrenched customs.
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It comes after you've weathered the omnipresent traffic lining the 10 freeway and navigated signs for the 15, the thoroughfare responsible for funneling tourists into the city that never sleeps.
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Hidden by the omnipresent fog or glimpsed only from a distance, the predatory bear has driven some of these sheepmen from the high meadows, and they vow never to return.
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"They are part of history, and it is great obviously," the Democratic candidate said of Bill and Hillary Clinton as he drove through a city where the moniker is omnipresent.
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Yet listeria is almost omnipresent in our food system, and doesn't respond to many typical food safety measures: this bug will even grow while refrigerated, and heartily clings to surfaces.
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He knew he would see progress, but "what I didn't expect to see were the omnipresent smiles, the sense of optimism shared by so many people I met," he writes.
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It paints a picture of lines blurring and solidifying and blurring again, a situation so banal that calling it sexual assault would mean that sexual assault is deeply, inescapably omnipresent.
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But the racial divide was omnipresent on campus — a fraternity that had a Confederate flag hanging in its hallway, heated discussions about affirmative action in admissions to the elite state school.
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Tourism is not a localized phenomenon that we encounter in crowded piazzas and then leave but an omnipresent condition, like climate change or the internet, that we inhabit all the time.
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Whether he fills his episodes with random ramblings on life's omnipresent quandaries or keeps his listeners updated on the happenings of Stars Hollow, Kirk could have a hit on his hands.
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The No. 1 question that seemed to be on everyone's mind after reports of the star's terrifying ordeal broke seemed to be: Where was her (seemingly omnipresent) bodyguard when it happened?
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While each of the demos tended to highlight one particular aspect of what Magic Leap might one day be able to do, the specter of what it can't do was omnipresent.
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People are using this thing that wasn't designed for it, but they're telling us that they want to have some omnipresent status independent of the tweets that might be more ephemeral.
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There's also the danger that if we deploy the term "deepfake" too casually and too loosely, it will become omnipresent; a cultural force that looms larger than the technology's actual impact.
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Luckily, A Star Is Born is a movie forged from some of the most omnipresent themes in film — and in people's lives, for that matter: the intersection of love and ambition.
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"When media and the digital world become omnipresent, their influence can stop people from learning how to live wisely, to think deeply and to love generously," he wrote in the encyclical.
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What and where she's fighting is a mystery, but our current — and potentially awesome — best guess is Thor's home world of Asgard, maybe (hopefully) to face down omnipresent Marvel villain, Thanos.
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His energetic rhythms made him a favorite of dance troupes; his scores for films like "The Truman Show" (1998), "The Hours" (2002) and "Notes on a Scandal" (2006) made him omnipresent.
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The "wanted" message sent Monday appeared to be the first widespread attempt to transform the citizens of a major American city into a vigilant and nearly omnipresent eye for the authorities.
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You play as Pepsiman in this 1999 PlayStation action game, running through a myriad of minigames while the omnipresent Pepsi brand is thrown in your face over and over and over.
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Mr. Kepel testified for an influential 2015 parliamentary report, wrote a best seller on terrorism after the attacks in Paris in November, and has been omnipresent in television and radio studios.
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And Maison knows its audience: the green-and-pink color scheme, the minimalist decor, the plants, the omnipresent focus on wellness — this place is clearly designed for the modern 2019 woman.
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Grandpa's wheelchair, omnipresent and unmentioned, is a quiet bit of visibility and the driving force behind a game that keeps you in the same floor of a brownstone all day long.
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Egg tempera was the medium of choice for Old Masters like Michelangelo, but once oil paint replaced it in the early 16th century, the once-omnipresent art technique became quickly antiquated.
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Fleeing Uighurs have struggled to win acceptance and asylum in a world where the restrictions on them in China — including omnipresent surveillance and arbitrary detention — have won little attention until recently.
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The scars of war are omnipresent in the Serbian capital, but the city knows how to "sing and dance through the best, and worst, of times," our 52 Places Traveler finds.
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Mortals like me will never be able to understand what it's like for Jordan to put himself out there, true, but Barack Obama was an omnipresent figure throughout All-Star festivities.
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The roughly $400 million he has spent has made him omnipresent in ads across Facebook and Instagram, as well as on more traditional forms of media such as television and radio.
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And it's a sublime, fitting twist that Atwood is blackmailed the same way Kiefer Sutherland's Jack Bauer is in Season 1 of "24": with his daughter kidnapped by an omnipresent organization.
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For now, the yellow vests — once just worn by construction and road workers and required to be carried in vehicles across France — appear to be the most omnipresent garment of all.
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Narrated by the omnipresent naturalist Sir David Attenborough and produced by Mike Gunton of "Planet Earth II," this series follows five endangered animals as they fight to survive a treacherous world.
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When you're on the edge of sleep it's wonderful to be able to move your lips or tap an app on your omnipresent phone and drift off to sleep in darkness.
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After each answer, she types busily into her computer — a teal iMac, a perfect parallel for the formerly omnipresent and now anachronistic role of a travel agent in current-day society.
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And from what we're told by that omnipresent, mythologizing female chorus, made up of relatives from the village that Joy left years ago, we know that the grimmest of destinies awaits her.
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With the US maintaining the highest rate of teen pregnancies among developed countries, these legislators want to ensure this faceless, omnipresent girl has a third option, beyond abortion, adoption, and single motherhood.
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Maybe that is why the playfully physical nature of Pask's forms and the somewhat analogue vibe of the installation powerfully draws the viewer's awareness to this omnipresent conversation between machines and people.
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When tangible signs of humanity's collapse are omnipresent, it can feel impossible to imagine humans surviving the next hundred years, let alone emerging into a utopic technological wonderland in the 26th century.
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It could all go off the rails, of course, bogging itself down in some multi-episode story arc about some new omnipresent threat that ends up serving as little more than filler.
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The NRA's blocky red logo was quietly omnipresent in our home, from the window decal on dad's grey pickup to the foil sticker slapped onto the side of his favorite rifle case.
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Filmed in Jamaica, the clip is pretty much just Pressa enjoying himself by the beach and in fancy hotels, which fits his omnipresent but warm hook and producer Motivated Beatz' dewy synths.
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Bands had been following in John Barrymore's shambling footsteps at Indigo since the beginning; booze and weed were omnipresent, and both Welch and Davis admitted to doing meth while recording Korn's debut.
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Mr. Jean-Raymond's men's and women's wear mixed classic Wall Street tropes — pinstripes and varsity letters and trench coats and the omnipresent track pants — with reminders of the choices we have made.
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Several shops along the waterfront sell T-shirts, books and other remembrances of the Cubs' time on the island, along with the W flags that are omnipresent at Wrigley Field in Chicago.
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Security was visible and omnipresent, a constant reminder of what was and what could be, of worst-case scenarios all too familiar from Paris to Istanbul, from Dhaka to London and beyond.
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If you're a woman who has ever walked home alone after a night out, you're probably familiar with this experience, marked by an omnipresent fear of being harassed, mugged, or sexually assaulted.
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The engineering gymnastics required to do this could help Instagram grow in developing nations where data is either too expensive for everyone to afford, or there aren't omnipresent or stable data connections.
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In a staggeringly varied region, with as many cultures and creeds as there are stars in the sky, olive oil is just about as close as you get to an omnipresent deity.
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Stan culture is omnipresent on the internet in 2019, and it's easy to jump on the bandwagon of wanting to do your own personal best to endear yourself to your favorite creator.
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Many Caribbean islands, with fertile volcanic soils and clean mountain rivers, have been agricultural powerhouses for centuries, growing and exporting the omnipresent sugar cane as well as a variety of other foodstuffs.
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Mr. Evans, or Captain America, as he's been known in omnipresent Marvel movies for the better part of a decade, tapped as a child and still has sincere reverence for the form.
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When I started covering Syria's internal conflict in 2012, as Beirut bureau chief for The Times, President Bashar al-Assad's sprawling system of torture prisons, though omnipresent, was hidden in the background.
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With the pass on my phone and thus no need to validate tickets or go through turnstiles, it felt like a punctual, hygienic and omnipresent friend was constantly giving me a ride.
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De Robertis says we don't see the full picture of womanhood or what goes on behind the scenes, so the work resembles advertising tropes where the sexualization of women's bodies is omnipresent.
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Lately, he has become an omnipresent commentator on the myriad investigations into Trump (in addition to his new book and regular TV appearances, he has a popular podcast, "Stay Tuned With Preet").
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These efforts are part of a wider push in China to create an "omnipresent, completely connected, always-on and fully-controllable" video surveillance network, China's Ministry of Public Safety said in 2015.
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And in doing so, he has also — intentionally or not — come to embody a sort of one-man public relations fiasco for Mr. Cuomo, whose name has been omnipresent throughout the trial.
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When I was growing up, the string of roadside psychics along Route 210 was as omnipresent as the car dealerships and pawn shops with their neon signs burning late into the night.
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Beginning early last year, the band has come back bigger and more omnipresent than it ever was, headlining festivals like Coachella, Pitchfork and Bonnaroo, performing on "Saturday Night Live" and, on Sept.
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Because rash-causing illnesses are omnipresent, we created an illustrated guide to five common ones that occur in young children: Scarlet fever, fifth disease, roseola, hand, foot and mouth disease and impetigo.
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To curb the spread of the virus, local governments in China have mandated people to wear masks in public, posing a potential challenge to the country's omnipresent facial recognition-powered identity checks.
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Tougher, men's wear fabrics and suiting have been omnipresent: at Etro, where Veronica Etro mixed tweed and corduroy, Tibetan silk and sherpa shearling, into a mélange meant for a self-selecting tribe.
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In the brief time I had with the bike, the dual-suspension system combined with the fat, 20-by-4-inch tires really made Manhattan's omnipresent bumps and potholes just melt away.
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He wore a once-white skullcap tinted beige by the camp's omnipresent dust; a blue-checked longyi, or sarong; and a dark gray cardigan — herringbone on the sleeves, gingham over the chest.
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Gravity is all around us, an omnipresent force that keeps our feet on the ground or our bodies falling down the stairs, but there's actually a whole lot more to this story.
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I'm all for definitive endings, and it's exciting to be present for the ending of something that has been so culturally omnipresent for almost a decade now (even longer with the books).
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They know about your omnipresent feelings of inadequacy, the one-sided, expletive-filled conversations you have with your pump at 2 am when you just can't quite manage to eke out another drop.
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It is omnipresent in the news – from the FBI attempt to force Apple to create a "backdoor" for the iPhone to the Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital payment to regain computer system control from hackers.
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An omnipresent Google bar slides out from the top, a long hold on the home button brings up the Google Assistant and, of course, the company's new Allo chat app comes pre-installed.
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Once the office block is finished, the firm hopes, its unusual exterior will help inspire employees on their mission to dream up, transcribe and sell designs for the omnipresent computers of the future.
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Called "Gfycat for gaming," the startup hopes to ride both the wave of ever-omnipresent GIFs getting shared around the internet and popular, highly shareable game titles like PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and Rocket League.
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But it feels like it's been gone for far longer, perhaps because it stopped being such an omnipresent presence at awards shows (where it was consistently nominated for season two but rarely won).
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The makers of some our most omnipresent technology like Google, Facebook, and Amazon have repeatedly jeopardized user trust by tracking or sharing data they weren't supposed to, either on purpose or through hacks.
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Looking at a painting, we must not only evaluate the artist's technical skill, but also correct for the feelings and expectations imposed on her, on her work, by the omnipresent experience of identity.
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The verbal and bodily threats against its employees were so omnipresent that the agency's first chief, Gifford Pinchot, made it a point to visit every hotspot to demonstrate that he had employees' backs.
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Of course, there's the omnipresent theory that the whole thing was CGI and that the flash as the payload was released into space was actually an accidental camera flash at a CGI studio.
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The parking lots are cement instead of gravel to reduce the omnipresent Iowa dust and any organisms that might hitch a ride on it, and the company commissions outside audits of its biosecurity.
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We admired the omnipresent street art of São Paulo in areas like Beco do Batman, an alleyway that has been adorned in graffiti since the 1980s and lovingly cared for by the community.
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But in all of that work, one subsection was recently explored in a talk at the New York Public Library: a variety of drag performance that is now omnipresent in the art form.
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These technologies are part of a coordinated national effort to create the "omnipresent, completely connected always on and fully controllable" video surveillance network envisioned by the Chinese Ministry of Public Security in 2015.
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After an enjoyable 35-minute ride (a great way to get a look at the Auckland skyline, including its hulking, omnipresent Sky Tower), our ferry docked on the western end of the island.
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Fidget spinner backlash is growing at schools across the US. The small gadgets, which you can twirl between your fingers, have become an omnipresent part of adolescent life across the US seemingly overnight.
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Nashom Wooden: An omnipresent fixture of New York's gay bar and club scene, Mr. Wooden died at 50 after a short illness that he had suspected but had not confirmed was Covid-19.
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There are meticulous protocols for dozens of procedures, right down to the approved method for refilling the anti-bacterial solution in hand-sanitizer dispensers, which are now omnipresent in locker and weight rooms.
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"The Force of Things," which she called an "opera for objects," was more precisely about the emotional impact, the permeating anxiety, of a mounting ecological crisis whose impact is simultaneously omnipresent and imperceptible.
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Professional writers with deadlines, clips from The New Yorker and book contracts are spinning their own stories furiously, with the occasional trip to the nearby kitchen to rifle through the omnipresent candy bowl.
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In the meantime, she's writing Bill O'Reilly level generic books with her daughter as a seeming excuse to find her way back to national television and remain an omnipresent force in our politics.
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With Generation Z or "iGen" being the first-ever to experience tablets, touchscreens and smart gadgets from birth, the breadth of tech indicates how omnipresent they'll be in their present and future lives.
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The conflict appears archetypal to us now, and while it might be tempting to view lives like Morton's as somehow representative of a bygone era, the private struggles it entailed are omnipresent still.
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In grand business strategic terms, this is a logical move for Facebook as it competes with every other tech company to be the one dominating your attention on the omnipresent phone in your hand.
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As a phenomenon both incorporeal and omnipresent, the-inbetween is slightly similar to "the upside-down"—a term popularized by the Netflix show, Stranger Things—in the sense it represents a place between worlds.
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The date is guided by an omnipresent female voice which gives them directives like "can you a draw a spaceship around yourselves" and "now disco," occasionally relocating them to new environments like outer space.
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While details are under wraps the company does have over 10 pilots with digital health startups working on sensing technologies, patient engagement, mobile technologies, and the omnipresent buzzword of the 20-teens, data intelligence.
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But while I couldn't make it out from under Philly's omnipresent light pollution umbrella last week, I got a taste of the Perseid meteor shower thanks to the brilliant work of astrophotographer Harun Mehmedinovic.
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It's a seminal moment in Star Trek: The Next Generation history, and in the background of Picard's speech — like most every scene aboard the Enterprise — is the omnipresent drone of the starship's powerful engine.
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Well, not the House, but the cabinet, where Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin has apparently begun to execute the will of our nation's omnipresent AI-powered shadow government, one willfully ignorant quote at a time.
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The original Mid Bluetooth headphones were already pretty good at blocking out noise passively, but the active noise cancellation dramatically improves that ability, especially for neutralizing the omnipresent rumblings of a train or plane.
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The popular former MP decided not to run for election in 2018, despite being omnipresent during the campaign; he says he wanted to get back to the "real world" outside Parliament for a while.
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But if it can address an omnipresent business problem neglected by other enterprise developers, it could help companies apply their capital to what matters while turning employees from selfish spenders into thrifty team members.
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They stood for hours in freezing weather for the winter release and kept coming even as the movie, with its omnipresent soundtrack theme, Mike Oldfield's chilly, tingly "Tubular Bells," cast its own disturbing spell.
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Sometimes there's a singular song that rules the Top 40 airwaves during the warmer months, while other years, multiple tracks battle it out to be the omnipresent soundtrack for your beach and cottage visits.
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The omnipresent video recordings are a new element in the Sibelius Academy's conductor training and, painful though they may be, the videos provide the student conductors with invaluable feedback and evidence of their performance.
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ALMATY (Reuters) - Nursultan Nazarbayev remains omnipresent in Kazakh politics days after his surprise resignation, hinting he will effectively retain a share of power with the loyalist parliament speaker who automatically stepped into his shoes.
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As a private citizen most of his projects, whether it be the revitalization of the now omnipresent Mar-A-Lago resort in Palm Beach or Manhattan's eponymous Trump Tower, are renowned for their opulence.
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The intergalactic sheen of the inorganic seems omnipresent, tinging everything from eyes, lips and nails to gilded temporary tattoos, cutaneous body adornments, to even the most ubiquitous handheld device, the rose gold iPhone 6s.
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For many in their group, the "real world" isn't some looming nine-to-five threat, but rather the omnipresent arbiter of whether or not they have the right and ability to pursue an education.
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His contribution so impacted the horror landscape that storytellers often find themselves operating in a cinematic grammar of the British filmmaker's creation, a grammar that Philippe wisely adopts to show the film's omnipresent influence.
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In 2015, it announced plans to build an integrated human-monitoring system, with the goal, according to the Washington Post , of making the cameras "omnipresent, fully networked, always working and fully controllable" by 2020.
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But as Mr. Cuomo returns to Albany this week for budget negotiations, he will nonetheless face lingering questions about his former aide as well as the omnipresent issue of ethics in the State Capitol.
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Atlanta post-punk experimental indie act Omni are remaining ever so omnipresent (lolol sorry not sorry) as they make their return this Friday via Trouble in Mind with their sophomore album, titled Multi-task.
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Headquarters: Mountain View, California Place on last poll: 11 Why it's hot: From its reliable apps to video content on YouTube, there is perhaps no other brand as omnipresent in consumers' lives as Google.
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Then, I develop a little sniffle I like to call a "perma-cold," the omnipresent, low-grade bug that keeps my nose clogged and runny at the same time and makes my head throb.
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While Roberts is tasked with overseeing the proceedings from the Senate's most prominent chair, it will be MacDonough hovering, omnipresent but essentially unseen, in the corner of the frame, offering guidance the entire time.
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By the time Carl's memoir, "Becoming a Man," winds its way to this setting — where "the sun sets pink and purple every evening" — its major theme has emerged: The weight of history is omnipresent.
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The omnipresent apartment super, Schneider (Todd Grinnell) — played in the original by Pat Harrington, with a mustache that defined '70s sleaze-chic — is now a stubbly trust-fund hipster whose dad owns the building.
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Though we don't have a state-run media, we do live in a society in which the president's face and messages are sufficiently omnipresent to give Mao or Lenin a run for their money.
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Interest in his Yeezy sneakers may not be what it once was, but tiny sunglasses did become, for a time, omnipresent, part of fashion's continued obsession with recreating nostalgic looks with near surgical precision.
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In fluid and uncluttered prose, "Golden Child" weaves an enveloping portrait of an insular social order in which the claustrophobic support of family and neighbors coexists with an omnipresent threat from the same corners.
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And yet, although it might seem to many like Baby Shark has reached a saturation point, a certain level of omnipresent universal existence, Dickson points out that in many respects, it's still a niche.
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On Sunday, January 27, over 800 guests flooded Utah's Film Center to listen to a stellar lineup of speakers tackling risk-taking as a catalyst of changing the omnipresent issue of gender parity in Hollywood.
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Photo: markusspiske (Pixabay)As smartphones and other highly portable devices have become omnipresent, some researchers and many parents have begun to worry about the mental health risks of excessive screen time on kids and teens.
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"I am exhausted and beleaguered by this omnipresent interference, and am mortified that my loved ones have been subjected to harassment for no reason other than their relationship with me," Sue said in court documents.
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This rice pudding leans on a little bit of citrus zest, but lemons and oranges are so omnipresent at your average supermarket that they basically exist without seasons (just like the dried spices used here).
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Lines like "Wherever you are, whatever you do, be in love" have become so omnipresent that their origin is frequently overlooked by the Western tendency to share quotes in self-help books and on Pinterest.
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In a country where corruption is omnipresent, the rule of law is selective and property rights are dependent on the will of the Kremlin, any arrest inevitably sparks a flurry of conspiracy theories and interpretations.
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The problem with vehicle assault specifically is because they require no skill, they require no ability, and they&aposre so omnipresent in our day-to-day lives that it really weaponized the environment around us.
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But game developers like Monastero or Cameroon's Kiro'o Games live in nations where that privilege and comfort aren't as omnipresent, and it permeates the images, mechanics, and themes of the games and worlds they create.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former President Barack Obama was not on the Democratic presidential candidate debate stage on Wednesday night, but he was omnipresent as 2020 hopefuls grappled with the legacy of their party's most popular member.
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It may seem like a weird way to get there, but a drone companion you can dismiss whenever you want could be how you replace even more traditionally smartphone-based activities with something less omnipresent.
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Years later, Venturi Scott Brown proposed a tower for 21992nd Street and 22000th Avenue that would have announced itself with a fiery starburst, making Times Square's omnipresent billboards a key element of the building's design.
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As in Margaret Atwood's "The Handmaid's Tale" — which shares the crown with "1984" for most important speculative novel of the 20th century — the more omnipresent the role of the law, the less visible it becomes.
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Some started their attempt at a professional upgrade after taking a pause from the work force to have kids — a story so familiar to many of us that it could serve as an omnipresent soundtrack.
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Early exposure to adults who drink and childhood knowledge of drinking norms "can create the impression that alcohol is omnipresent and socially endorsed," which some previous research has linked to teen drinking, the authors write.
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Frances FitzGerald's "The Evangelicals: The Struggle to Shape America" is a 700-page historical overview of the conservative Protestantism that has become so omnipresent in our public life, including its offshoots in fundamentalism and Pentecostalism.
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Alex: Doctor Manhattan is basically a god, and when we think about gods or God, it's often an immortal being that's omnipotent, omnipresent, and omniscient — an all-powerful figure who's present everywhere and knows everything.
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Even if most hotels worldwide theoretically replaced all their tiny toiletries by tomorrow, single-use plastics are still omnipresent on their premises — in the lobby Starbucks, room-service utensils, sealed water bottles, and disposable cups.
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Swift is successful by all traditional metrics, but she no longer has the kind of success that Lil Nas X has: omnipresent, tapped into the cultural zeitgeist, and smashing the established order by breaking records.
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Within months, he had won the league's Offensive Rookie of the Year award, played in the Pro Bowl and became the youngest player ever to grace the cover of the omnipresent Madden N.F.L. video game.
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The occultism is omnipresent, and the movie is less interested in scaring the pants off of you than in constantly nudging you about how near to your own reality this whole scenario seems to be.
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On hate speech content generally it continues to apply pressure on platforms to respond more quickly, with the omnipresent threat that if they don't keep up it could step in and legislate — as Germany already has.
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After being "banned permanently" from conservative media site The Blaze, Tomi Lahren could lose the very thing that elevated her from small-time PC-culture critic to an omnipresent conservative commentator: her 4.2 million Facebook fans.
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And the public is starting to see the darker side of omnipresent tech companies that own their photographs, read their emails, know their habits and locations and serve up ads creepily related to their internet searches.
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But as soon as something Cool, Obscure, and Authentic gets put back on the internet, it is factored into the equation, maybe it goes viral, and soon enough it's as omnipresent as Millennial Pink circa 2017.
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As devices, software applications, and apps become omnipresent, the User Interface (UI) sounds they emit — the pings, bings, and blongs vying for our attention — have also started to contribute to the sonic fabric of our lives.
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But the problem is that social media is now so powerfully omnipresent its center of gravity is actively trying to pull everyone in — and its antisocial impacts frequently spill out and over the rest of us.
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Though often overlooked in Latin American novels and films, the live-in muchacha was until very recently a fixture of middle-class households, part of the family but not on equal terms, omnipresent but often ignored.
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Jackson Pollis, of the band Real Estate, and journalist Corban Goble join COOKIES to discuss Kobe's bizarre and fulfilling finale, the omnipresent Crying Jordan Face, the end of Process-Trusting in Philly, and NBA playoff predictions.
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But throughout his 16 years in power, whether as president or prime minister, Mr. Putin has presented an image of an omniscient and omnipresent leader interested in and capable of addressing his country's most microscopic concerns.
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In the United States, systemic racism is real and omnipresent, but it works through voter suppression and local private prisons, jaywalking fines and asset forfeiture, housing covenants and employment discrimination and a million other diffused tactics.
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This slight change, along with typical PND tools like his omnipresent phone-call vocal filter, goes a long way to making "West District" feel like its own PARTYNEXTDOOR song as opposed to just a Drake remix.
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Stirring the next generation's interest in mechanical watches that work without a battery is key for the future of the Swiss watch industry as omnipresent mobile phones tell the time more accurately than any mechanical watch.
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Garcia's stand specializes in Guadalajara-style beef birria tacos, a style of taco that is omnipresent in the state of Jalisco but not so much in California, or any other state in Mexico for that matter.
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Like we were saying at the beginning, the real key influences, like for us Gorguts, Cryptopsy, Kataklysm, Morbid Angel, that stuff is less of a direct influence as it is more of a bedrock that's omnipresent.
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But the sheen had been taken off and the voters were exposed to the fact that the man they saw in omnipresent ads may not be the same as the one who took the debate stage.
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Hello again, Gale Boetticher (the winning and omnipresent David Costabile), whose reacquaintance we make as he happily toils in what appears to be a college chemistry lab, while singing that Tom Lehrer tune about the elements.
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Or at least that's what it feels like, as he appears like an omnipresent goblin on our news feeds – guesting on other artists tracks, "running" his own Beats 1 radio show, and prepping a new album.
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In an era predating facial-recognition technology, omnipresent urban pole cams, Google maps, cell phone cameras, and police body cams, the photographs here were primarily meant for prosecutorial purposes, as data and evidence of antiestablishment activities.
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It was the biggest news out of last season — there was even competition to see who could claim to be the first carbon-neutral show — and it will probably be only more omnipresent this time around.
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It's Ouisa, who, well into the play, makes the revelatory "six degrees" speech, about how everyone can be connected to everyone else through six other people (a notion that has since become an omnipresent cultural meme).
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Van Dijk has been an omnipresent force in Liverpool's defence (not one player dribbled past him the whole of last season), guiding it to Champions League glory and a second-place finish in the Premier League.
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One potential Stone juror who said she works in tax policy told Jackson on Tuesday she only reads news related to her work and recently stopped consuming what she called an "omnipresent" onslaught of political stories.
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Unlike other voice assistants that started on the phone and only slowly migrated to other products and platforms, Samsung's Bixby strategy is a comprehensive one with an omnipresent Bixby that follows your from one device to another.
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Oh, and have I mentioned that Russia remains an elaborate, omnipresent boogeyman, or that there are rumblings of the collapse of a nuclear deal with Iran, even though nobody's sure the Iranians are reneging on the deal?
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When Buffy lost her virginity to Angel in season two, his immediate transformation into an evil version of himself made the omnipresent reality of men who turn on a dime once they sleep with someone searingly literal.
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Perhaps the most omnipresent was Quebec-born trailblazing producer and musician Daniel Lanois, who participated in a number of panel discussions, and showcased his pedal steel wizardry during a Thursday headlining set at Carolina Theater's Fletcher Hall.
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That ghostly quality is a bit outside the otherwise omnipresent health-goth aesthetic of the performance — an aesthetic that seemed to further the idea that sensitivity and vulnerability need not preclude the possibility of toughness and anger.
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Impressive in scope, the series shines most looking at the early instances of African American life captured on film, and transitions seamlessly to still omnipresent issues within our society, taking the highs and lows in equal measure.
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His influence was omnipresent, even if below-the-radar of the pop culture canon, and would have continued to affect and inspire lead figures of the era if he wasn't arrested by federal agents in late 260.
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Since its official limited-time debut on Wednesday, Starbucks' color-changing frozen drink has become an omnipresent fixture on just about every social media platform—but no post caught our attention quite as much as this one.
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The president of a free country may dominate the news cycle many days — but he is not omnipresent — and because we live under the rule of law, we can afford to turn the news off at times.
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Overwork, job insecurity, and profound burnout are omnipresent concerns; more than three-quarters of developers report working under "crunch" conditions, which can mean working up to 22008 hours a day and more than 22017 hours a week.
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Still, even as the drones remind us of the worst parts of Blade Runner, where a technologically advanced society is rotted by omnipresent marketing and industry run amok, there's something kind of refreshing about the tenacity here.
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But even if there's a large number of young women making their way to conventions like Venus and sex toys catering to women's pleasure are omnipresent in these spaces, the porn industry is still a man's world.
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And because it's the holidays, when certain flavors hold special nostalgic weight for consumers (and when those consumers are feeling particularly spendy), that means novelty items and wacky flavor mash-ups are even more omnipresent than usual.
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As a result of the promising new technology, Arcuri is upgrading the omnipresent tech company from "hold" to "buy" and raising his price target to $135 from $125, marking a 25 percent potential upside from Tuesday's close.
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Thanks to the election, my tab had become increasingly political, and once Bernie Sanders's campaign was over (and friends stopped the once-omnipresent Bernie memes), the political posts in my feed took a turn toward the fringe.
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"Reich claimed that orgone energy is omnipresent and accounts for such things as the color of the sky, gravity, galaxies, the failure of most political revolutions, and a good orgasm," an entry in The Skeptic's Dictionary reads.
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Many Algerians for years avoided politics in public fearing trouble from the omnipresent security services or disillusioned as the country has been run by the same group of veterans since the 1954-1962 independence war with France.
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In an era of omnipresent social media, it's probably doubly important to discover and name your own personal True North, vision of an ultimate good, which is worth defending even at the cost of unpopularity and exclusion.
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Every morning on my way to school, I'd pass one of the seemingly omnipresent billboards, and at a time when I was just starting to understand my sexuality, it filled me with shame, fear, and self-revulsion.
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In the distribution centers, chaos wasn't an ethereal thing but tangible, reflected in frequent system outages that could shut down facilities for hours and in omnipresent piles of products that sat on the floor, ignored by workers.
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Even in a far-flung hamlet like Fendika, few of whose 400 or so residents venture to the nearest city, let alone ever travel hundreds of miles away to the capital, Addis Ababa, the government is omnipresent.
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The nation will have to make its way henceforth amid omnipresent difficulties and recurrent crises; it needs, so Mr. Hazlitt intimates, an efficient coordination, a power of instant mobilization, which only the parliamentary system can consistently furnish.
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Being an evangelical celebrity was maybe a little bit like being a championship NASCAR driver, a winner in a regional and specialized market with millions of devoted followers — not a national and omnipresent attraction like LeBron James.
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Few New Yorkers actually accessorized their homes with those Tinkertoy shapes in Crayola-color lacquer, but Memphis had an outsize influence; omnipresent in home design magazines, it was a playful reminder not to take Minimalism too seriously.
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She's building a powerful case for the fact that technology as we know it—omnipresent, flawed, world-improving—has become so entrenched and static that it really does need the hackers worrying the edges of its firewalls.
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And he could be called an omnipresent figure on the avant-garde scene, known in and around SoHo, where he lived, both for carrying forward the sensibility of the Beat generation and for nurturing new jazz talent.
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Many tenants have taken up temporary residence elsewhere as construction drags on, frustrated by the plastic sheeting they must pass to get to their apartments and the omnipresent dust that seeps in from cracks in the walls.
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Workers' Party culture remains omnipresent in North Korea, where most villages have a building where lectures are delivered by Party officials on Saturdays, often to distribute centralized propaganda in areas out of reach of traditional state media.
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He was an omnipresent figure during the Trump campaign, often next to the candidate in key moments of the race, and he was interviewed in November as part of the House Intelligence Committee's investigation into 2016 meddling.
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The unconventional ambassador to the European Union — deployed by President Donald Trump to help squeeze Ukraine to investigate his political adversaries — has been the omnipresent shadow behind the series of witnesses who have testified publicly so far.
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Whether it's 9/11 or the 2015 attack in Paris or the 2017 subway attack in London or the most recent attack in New York City, the goal is always to create an omnipresent sense of danger.
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Faced with such omnipresent businesses peddling French desserts (a search on Yelp yields more than 3,200 results in Paris alone), it takes a certain effort to broaden your horizons and plunge into new territory, tastebuds wide open.
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At this forum, entitled "Taking Policing to a Higher Standard," some of the nation's most senior police officers were made to watch the same videos of police violence that have been seemingly omnipresent for the past few years.
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Some, like the omnipresent neon sign proclaiming "L'éternité," are self-evident, while others, including the giant flowers that threaten to take over the stage or the large panda bear doll in Daniel 1's apartment, are more cryptic.
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One level deeper: In a recent interview at the foundation's office in Seattle, Laura Birx, deputy director of strategy for the foundation's agriculture work, says climate change is an omnipresent topic when she meets with farmers in Africa.
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Religion is so omnipresent in Indonesia that citizens are required to declare on their national ID cards which of the six approved religions they adhere to, though in some regions they are allowed to leave that section blank.
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I love wedding movies more than I love weddings, and the reason is simple: In a movie about a wedding, you have intimate access to the emotions, resentments, and hopes that are omnipresent, but invisible, at every wedding.
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Media Strategy A key part of Buttigieg's rise has been his near omnipresent approach to media, a strategy that centers around Buttigieg's spokeswoman Lis Smith, who has helped book him on nearly any platform that will take him.
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With sportswear so omnipresent at both fast-fashion retailers and on the runways, it can be tough to find a polished-looking pair of joggers for less than a hundred dollars — and these come in at just $59.
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Look for questions about why his earlier assessment of Russian interference in the election contradicted the well-established version now, which is that not only was Russian interference omnipresent, but it was also designed specifically to help Trump.
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Meanwhile, Ono, who had emerged from the more rarified precincts of New York's avant-garde art-and-music scene, was still being served a crash course in the persistent, often invasive nature of the international media's omnipresent gaze.
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It feels weird to get pulled into a hug by a Big Fucking Deal songwriter who helped shape an era of pop in the 60s so omnipresent that it still informs the melodies and lyrics we hear today.
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This time, the omnipresent logos that characterized some previous outings were far less evident, with pared back looks in a variety of nude tones taking center-stage instead at a show attended by celebrities including actress Blake Lively.
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Thanks to your friends, the so-called "In My Feelings" Challenge has dominated virtually every social media timeline in the two weeks since, and as with any omnipresent online phenomenon, the celebs have started latching on as well.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Former President Barack Obama was not on the Democratic presidential candidate debate stage on Wednesday night, but he was omnipresent as 2020 hopefuls struggled with attacking the legacy of their party's most popular member.
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The smartphone has turned us all into photographers; social media floods us with an endless array of images; omnipresent video threatens the relevance of the still photograph; and the hovering eye of drone surveillance chronicles our every move.
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Back when she was first elected to the Senate in 2000, the coverage was so omnipresent that my niece Anna, who was around 3, asked my sister whether it was possible for a man to be a senator.
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Another explanation is that her natural demureness and inclination toward privacy have made her seem more reclusive in a social-media age in which an artist like Madonna — or her and Ms. Jackson's proliferating progeny — seems more omnipresent.
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Partly due to technical special effects limitations and partly due to what seems to be a desire to not overuse magic, Game of Thrones has shunted the wolves, who are omnipresent in the book series, to the side.
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The big challenge: Cortana, though omnipresent on the Xbox and Windows 10, has only limited use outside of Microsoft hardware and therefore gets far less attention, from both developers and consumers, than assistants from Amazon, Google and Apple.
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Knees were driven into backs, which is a fair enough part of both wrestlers' offenses, but in the context of the botches, the near-botches, and the sloppy spots, the anticipation of it all going wrong was omnipresent.
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Its Colin the Caterpillar cakes are omnipresent at birthday parties for kids and adults alike, while the chain's staple candy, the gummy Percy Pig, sells at a rate of 19903 pigs per second, or 300 million per year.
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The feat, which comes roughly 19 years after the website was founded, is a testament of "what humans can do together," said Ryan Merkley, chief of staff at Wikimedia, the nonprofit organization that operates the omnipresent online encyclopedia.
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The soundtrack is omnipresent, with a who's who of indie cool of the time (Rilo Kiley, Modest Mouse), but the show is mostly from Miles's point of view, and the songs don't seem like songs he'd listen to.
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"Radiohead appeared to be ahead of the curve, forecasting the paranoia, media-driven insanity, and omnipresent sense of impending doom that's subsequently come to characterize everyday life in the 21st century," Steven Hyden wrote for the AV Club.
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In a fan-fiction style conversation, we imagine the moment Kengi realizes that their love affair with the omnipresent neck trend is dead — right as they strut back into the spotlight straight off the Victoria's Secret plane from Paris.
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Romantic comedies and their tropes are easy to mock, in part because these tropes were so omnipresent in so many bad romantic comedies 10 years ago, and in part because our culture loves to mock things associated with women.
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In contrast, though, a project like Stephen Tourlentes' almost sublime prison nightscapes gives us the big picture: Here we see how prisons are an omnipresent feature of the American landscape, often serving as the economic engines of rural communities.
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A decade later, the minimalist, startup-y aesthetic Obama pioneered during his first campaign is omnipresent, both in politics and in Silicon Valley, where apps from Tinder to Facebook have taken to using the style in their marketing materials.
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At its most fully realized, a virtual assistant is not the occasional scribe or butler who is called upon to help clear the clutter that crowds our modern multitasking brains; it is an omnipresent augmentation of our limited selves.
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Her did a great job of exploding our perception of what robots are capable of, and I love the idea of technology and AI systems being powerful and omnipresent enough to decide our fate, and whether they need us.
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"When media and the digital world become omnipresent, their influence can stop people from learning how to live wisely, to think deeply and to love generously," Francis wrote, sounding very much like a foil to the Tweeter in Chief.
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And finally, if cosmic dust delivers water and complex organic molecules to young planets and the cosmic dust is omnipresent in the Universe, is this what the cosmic dust is doing on the many exoplanets that are being discovered?
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Providing some fertilizer were 1940s bathing bombshell bikinis made for posing (a bra top is among the omnipresent trends of the season, though it's not entirely clear why; ditto gingham, which Mr. Kors cut into a neat tailored coat).
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Per usual, I was vaguely annoyed by the omnipresent phone-checking of my friends, though this time it was accompanied by lighthearted banter of the "You dumbass, I'm going to beat you" sort, which oddly made me feel better.
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The little guy with the mustache, omnipresent tuxedo, and horseshoe hair who conducted backstage interviews with crazed pro wrestlers in a sonorous voice which was equal parts radio announcer cool and barely restrained mock exasperation with everything around him.
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Particularly in Some Say, McLane's poems are imbued with the shifting of the seasons and the omnipresent sky, though she starts off her collection with a gaze that projects itself from the ground to the depths of the galaxy.
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An impressionable and theatrically inclined child when the Acropolis film was omnipresent, I loved it, probably for the same reason I fell for opera around the same time: It had the kind of preposterous grandeur that matched my aspirations.
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The title reflects the inclusiveness and warmth of the show's vision of city life: The omnipresent gum that covers every paved surface is a gritty symbol of the way the project's residents stick together and have one another's backs.
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Using this location as an opportunity for a site-specific work, Cheang will create an immersive installation with multiple interfaces to reflect on different technologies of confinement and control, from physical incarceration to omnipresent surveillance systems in contemporary society.
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Once back in civilian life, he began singing professionally, winning several international competitions in the mid-1960s and becoming omnipresent on radio and television during the Leonid Brezhnev era of the Soviet Union, which stretched from 1964 to 1982.
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So, too, has Chasten Buttigieg, the mayor's husband and a teacher, who has become an omnipresent feature of political Twitter and, according to aides, is slated to do a number of solo speeches, primarily to LGBTQ and education groups.
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A year ago, Google CEO Sundar Pichai laid out a vision for an "AI first" future at Google, where the concept of computing is focused less on devices, with the computer taking the form of an omnipresent intelligent assistant.
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As if to give their work a local flavor, they christened their three shiny Zambonis with names of things they have consumed in their rare off-hours: Pork Belly, Soju (the omnipresent Korean liquor) and Kloud (a Korean beer).
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San Francisco's "liquor stores"—also known as a "corner store" if it happens to fall on a corner, but never a "bodega," because this isn't New York—serve as social hubs within the city, omnipresent beacons of beer, snacks, and sundries.
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This, in turn, means that Apple's competitor to the omnipresent Alexa is hiding in plain sight — in the iPhones and iPads that more than a billion people own and in the wireless headphones that Apple is so keen to push.
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While leggings have long been a point of contention in school dress codes, New Hanover County students seemed to think coming for their skinny jeans -- the most omnipresent of wardrobe staples -- is akin to denying the very existence of clothing itself.
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But Liza does have her spirals into choppy waters: There's a whole thing about hooking up with her boss, as well as the omnipresent fact that she's leading a double life and lying to everyone around her about her actual age.
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Dick's book, and much of the show's first season, depicted a totalitarian system that felt unassailable and omnipresent — the only way to break it would be to destroy absolutely everything in the process, whether by force or by rewriting reality.
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Blockbusters like Avengers: Infinity War, Star Wars: The Last Jedi, and Blade Runner 5.13 have used the format, but Atmos has also been used on smaller films like The Boy and 10 Cloverfield Lane, as the technology has grown increasingly omnipresent.
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Interestingly, instead of erasing that conflict, the new film takes the Atari logo and uses it as the story's literal background — it's the opening shot of this trailer — postulating a distorted future where Atari has become an omnipresent oligarchical figure.
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Mr Obama admits that it took a few months to get used to the omnipresent photojournalist, but he found that Mr Souza not only had an exceptional eye but a way of being present without altering the chemistry of the situation.
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