And he could prevent legitimate Google employees from opening doors.
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Marshall is often credited with opening doors for women directors.
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It's opening doors for students who couldn't otherwise get here.
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Before you know it, she'll be opening doors and disembowelling people.
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To Mr. Johnson, though, deal-making was part of opening doors.
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"Voz Latina connects the community by opening doors into different cultures."
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Opening doors Some passports will get you more places than others.
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"[Back] then, America was opening doors to accept refugees," said Aysar.
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He found his father's name helpful in opening doors in Hollywood.
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And that book is opening doors he could never have imagined.
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Magically outwardly opening doors that open inward is a perfect affordance.
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Boston Dynamics' robots are doing backflips and opening doors for their friends.
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Just taking care of your family, opening doors and paying it forward.
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I would clench my fists and avoid opening doors or touching tables.
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Previously SpotMini has gone viral for opening doors for its robot comrades.
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She is on the threshold of opening doors for fellow Thais in MMA.
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I got looks in the bathroom and men became awkward about opening doors.
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Squidward starts opening doors at random to reveal alternate, creepy versions of himself.
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"She was busy opening doors for people and inspiring them," her son said.
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The player has no weapons, and only interacts with the ship by opening doors.
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Opening Doors London organises walks, film nights and a befriending scheme for over-50s.
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The OVO connection doesn't hurt when it comes to opening doors for local musicians.
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We need to stop wasting genius in America and start opening doors to opportunity.
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It is further proof that opening doors to women elevates and strengthens our nation.
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Assad said the government had "started now opening doors for negotiations" with the SDF.
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On Thursday morning, the Sun harmonizes with lucky Jupiter, opening doors for career growth.
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So we're not just opening doors for people to leave without any checks whatsoever.
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Are they making introductions to potential customers and partners, opening doors to new markets, etc.?
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Videos of cats opening doors are always good, but here is a particularly good one.
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Being the first, opening doors in general are the things I'm dreaming about right now.
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And the sergeant is opening doors and drawers and throwing everything everywhere. Food. Underwear. Books. . . .
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This could be a big deal, opening doors to treat old age like a disease.
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"Life is about opening doors," Hadid intones in voiceover as Lil Miquela comes into the frame.
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It seems everyone is pinning statement doors, which is opening doors to all kinds of creativity.
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Negotiators must pivot around government strengths, such as contract renegotiation and prowess in opening doors abroad.
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Highspot is growing at an incredible rate, opening doors to foster new skills and career growth.
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Attending an elite school goes a long way toward opening doors that would otherwise be locked.
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Augmented reality and virtual reality are opening doors to new experiences for artists and the public.
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So, to recap: Boston Dynamics robots are opening doors, doing flips, and running across an uneven terrain.
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"Opening doors the way the UK did is one way of bolstering an economy," the person said.
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All three elements were in "RandomLand," which showed Squidward opening doors to see alternate versions of himself.
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With huge wheels and sleek side-opening doors, we could definitely envision this thing flying through space.
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By the time Mr. Kavanaugh completed his clerkship, his glittering résumé and professional networking were opening doors.
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We need to let our children find their own way by opening doors, not boxing them in.
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For the first time, Assad said in May that he was "opening doors" for talks with the SDF.
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R2-D2 is an astromech droid that helps with piloting starfighters, opening doors, and shutting down trash compactors.
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Developing a specific set of skills can be a double-edged sword too, opening doors yet limiting mobility.
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But instead of opening doors for other lead actresses, her success is viewed by studios as an anomaly.
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So the choice was, either I stay in and watch TV, or find an organization like Opening Doors.
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So has China's willingness to finance clean-energy projects in the developing world, opening doors for other Chinese firms.
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I feel like...what we need to do is walk through and continue opening doors for the next generation.
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Iden has a cute flying droid that helps her from moment to moment, taking out Rebels and opening doors.
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Farmers are also avoiding opening doors to swine buildings in order to retain heat, the Midwest hog buyer said.
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CEO Marc Raibert also showcased some of Spot's applications, from patrolling construction sites to opening doors during hostage situations.
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The implants allow them to do everything from opening doors without a fob to monitoring their glucose levels subcutaneously.
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Today's topics include coronavirus, wedding registries, anti-depressants, and his mom's boyfriend's obsession with opening doors out of chivalry.
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It's opening doors for women and it's allowing us to break free from these restrictive barriers of unreasonable expectation.
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Both the Watergate break-in and the related influence buying involved opening doors, literally and figuratively, with disastrous results.
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The Hammer Museum in Los Angeles has its staff opening doors so that visitors don't have to touch anything.
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The Hammer Museum in Los Angeles has its staff opening doors so that visitors don't have to touch anything.
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There were a couple of beige-uniformed doormen hailing cabs and the opening doors of spotless Range Rovers for guests.
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"You can hear them touching each other, opening doors and entering rooms, rolling down a window and shouting," Baker said.
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Now the company has released a clip showing what happens if you try to stop the robot from opening doors.
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Sunday morning at 5:21 AM, amorous Venus harmonizes with lucky Jupiter, opening doors for deep self-love and self-acceptance.
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"The Duchess' choice to highlight what we do is opening doors and creating more opportunities for women to thrive," says Williams.
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Well, opening doors is one thing, although Estrada notes that when the team tried this out it was a difficult process.
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But I get a lot of messages on Facebook and Twitter from women about how I am opening doors for them.
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It recommended that airlines replace their door-latching mechanisms and that they use inward-opening doors that cannot be blown out.
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The video shows the upgraded robot opening doors, picking up boxes and taking an eerily human-like stroll in the woods.
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Another scenario, which found the robot opening doors during a training exercise for the Massachusetts State Police, was something different entirely.
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Now she earns $37 at Mortenson, a construction giant that played a critical role in opening doors for people like her.
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God has given you a great talent and I think he's opening doors for you to use that talent wherever you go.
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In all cases, the aim is bringing pleasure and excitement to people, and opening doors to exploration and discovery into the bargain.
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Those measures range from reducing a gaping budget deficit through opening doors to foreign investors to weakening labor laws and tightening pensions.
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At the height of her meaningfulness as a star and an artist, she opened windows, which feels as important as opening doors.
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Scott continues to do amazing work, opening doors and breaking down walls in the NFL that for years have shut people out.
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Mr. Thiel would serve as the country's roving tech ambassador, opening doors around the world that are closed to mere government officials.
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Associates say Mr. Liberman believes he has been denied adequate credit for opening doors for Israeli diplomacy across Africa and Latin America.
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Meanwhile, marketing agencies specifically focused on voice said audio assistants and artificial intelligence are improving, opening doors for practical applications beyond advertising.
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In today's scientific world, being associated with such publications is synonymous with prestige and excellence, opening doors to top positions and coveted awards.
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"But he is really good at opening doors, sliding doors, kitchen cupboards, shower doors, wardrobes, he'll get past all of them," she added.
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On opening doors for other young womenSome of my friends see me, the boxer, as being a different person than me, their friend.
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The ascent to the Goldman Sachs partnership is considered one of Wall Street's highest honors, opening doors to an exclusive club of financiers.
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But Democrats who favor clean energy also took control of a number of key governorships and state legislatures, opening doors for expanded action.
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One of the remits for the charity was helping to support older LGBT people, so that's how I got involved in Opening Doors.
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It's also time for retailers to start rolling out their plans for the holiday shopping season, including when they'll be opening doors for shoppers.
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However you feel about old fashioned moves like opening doors and such, Jed has consistently led with respect rather than lust and physical aggression.
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"I thought a lot about Shirley Chisholm running as the first African American opening doors for candidates like Jesse Jackson to run," Karger said.
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The quadrupedal robot has been showing off its abilities in a series of online videos in recent months, peeking around corners and opening doors.
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Despite the "raptor" branding of these animals, megaraptors were not the true raptors (or "dromaeosaurids") depicted opening doors and taunting children in Jurassic Park.
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This gene, or highly similar ones, is present in all plants, opening doors for researchers to engineer nearly any plant to grow deeper roots.
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We've seen this in countless YouTube videos of the company's robots stomping its way across countrysides, opening doors, and traversing up and down stairways.
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This yellow Labrador can perform a wide range of tasks, including answering the phone, turning lights on or off, fetching items, and opening doors.
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"He was a genuinely sweet guy who was old-school respectful, opening doors, pulling out chairs, all of those chivalrous things," Ms. Ahmad said.
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Click here to view original GIFIf last week's video of Boston Dynamic's SpotMini robo-dog opening doors all by itself had you worried, don't be.
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Opening doors for minorities and exposing them to all different aspects of the sport is the focus of diversity efforts at the PGA of America.
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What you don't see in the videos of Spot opening doors and fighting off humans are the outtakes, the many times that the robot fails.
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That means standing as a beacon for freedom abroad, and opening doors for hardworking and law-abiding people from across the globe here at home.
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The slaps of the little pucks against the ice are now like the solid wall of clacks you feel from a pachinko parlour's opening doors.
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"I feel like opening doors for more people," he said, adding that he hoped his revelation made fans "feel more comfortable" being themselves — however they identify. ●
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Much of my practice is based on people opening doors into their darkest place, and me relying on my own empathy and predisposition not to judge.
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Given the lack of opening doors, Playmobil figures can only climb in to the vehicle's driver and passenger seats by first popping off the Porsche's roof.
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Functions include opening doors and hood with storage compartment and suitcase, and an opening rear lid that houses a detailed flat 6 engine with moving pistons.
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He touches on a few things here -- accepting Jesus, blessings, opening doors that were once closed, being highly favored by God, shooting down the devil, etc.
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In court documents, authorities have alleged that a person fitting his description was instrumental in opening doors for Butina in the world of conservative Washington politics.
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More recently, they've been opening doors for Chinese education companies seeking a competitive edge: getting their students direct access to admissions officers at top U.S. universities.
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I improvised the film directly in animation: pencils on paper, from the beginning to the end, following the tale's structure, but opening doors narratively when needed.
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After years of researching how the most successful people turn adversity into advantage, I've found that the ability to "delight" is the key to opening doors.
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For 25 years, Boston Dynamics has been building robots and releasing videos of the terrifying things running around, opening doors, and fending off stick-wielding humans.
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Hawley said Griffin does a wide range of tasks for her, including opening doors, turning on lights, and helping her access her items out of her reach.
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It wraps around the thumb and index and middle fingers, letting users perform otherwise simple daily tasks like brushing teeth, opening doors and drinking from a cup.
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The Moon links with optimistic Jupiter on Monday at 11:34 AM, opening doors for a psychological breakthrough with a little outside help—therapy will be effective!
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As to men, she says she can imagine a relationship in which the man behaves with what might be called a commanding deference – opening doors, for instance.
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This is building off of the small, four-legged robot's repertoire of skills that includes picking up objects, opening doors, climbing stairs, and having eerily lifelike movement.
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Grand Rapids, just miles from Lake Michigan, is opening doors for the business owners that choose to look past the coastal prejudice of the start-up world.
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The feature presented some engineering challenges, but backward-opening doors are something Lincoln designers have long wanted to include on a car, design director David Woodhouse said.
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He cofounded Threads with the premise of fostering communication and collaboration between all people in the workplace, opening doors for everyone to share ideas and be heard.
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She remains steadfast in her pursuit of knowledge and opening doors for women globally, and I don't know why I have to explain that as being good.
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In exchange, Mr. Shimron was paid a "reward for success" of nearly $75,1603 for "opening doors" and influencing officials in favor of the deal, the police said.
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" Too terrified to open doors Students called 103 before opening doors: Dispatch: "Student in Classroom 1255 says somebody's pushing on her door -- is that a police officer?
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Wonder, a hypoallergenic goldendoodle, was given to Ehlena to help her with everyday tasks, like balancing, opening doors, and using the bathroom, and to help her develop independence.
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It's still in the early stages, but the team is working on a dexterous hand that can perform complex tasks like opening doors — velociraptors eat your hearts out.
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James has advocated for player rights throughout his career — from opening doors for players to switch teams easily, to structuring NBA contracts for greater flexibility and higher salaries.
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By contrast, the exhibition of early work, despite fixating things, is a developing story, a maze of opening doors, a great gray cloud of unknowing coming into focus.
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"We're opening doors where our customers are going to want to travel next," said Ariel Gentzbourger, the senior vice president for beauty, fragrances and well-being at DFS.
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"PML-N has tried to contaminate politics by opening doors for party presidency to a disqualified person," said Fawad Chaudhry, a spokesman for Pakistan's Tehreek-e-Insaf party.
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"Every company thinks that opening doors and hiring women is the end goal," said Kaori Sasaki, chair of the Committee for the International Conference for Women in Business.
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He is the only one to start opening doors for women, to speak up for women or to allow more freedom of speech and freedom of the press.
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Spot Mini has accrued its own fame over the years after being filmed doing everything from autonomously navigating a lab facility to opening doors and loading a dishwasher.
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"Millions of Americans plead with me to continue As long we continue to receive their support, and the Lord keeps opening doors, I will remain in this presidential race."
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Aim to co-invest with people who have a proven track record for identifying talent (a history of successful portfolio companies) and adding value (opening doors and securing investments).
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Boston Dynamics' videos aren't just famous, at this point they are almost a staple of the internet—typical stuff like robots doing backflips and opening doors for their friends.
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He really stressed good manners, opening doors for others and looking around to see who could use a helping hand and always be ready to lend that helping hand.
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Cord-cutters have plenty of options as well: And there are at least three bars in SF that are opening doors early for folks to come watch the hearing.
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Each tunnel entrance, the report says, is protected by a neighboring berm of rock and dirt about 60 feet high and two outward-opening doors about 20 feet wide.
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Creating safe spaces in which queer people can take psychedelics, and opening doors to once-hostile medical institutions, could help to heal the decades-long trauma of these communities.
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I did have a lot of institutional support along the way: the script went through the Sundance screenwriters and director's lab, which was huge in opening doors, and getting attention.
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This scientific advance is huge in terms of opening doors for women and families who had given up on the idea of having children because of diseased or malformed organs.
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Stumbling through the forest, a woman discovers the dead body of her lover; the new bride of a nobleman tours his castle, opening doors to find torture chambers and bloodstains.
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It is tempting to claim "both sides do it" here, with "it" being barring those who disagree with your preferred policies and opening doors for those who agree with it.
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Back to the future Staff and students are being asked to switch on air conditioning only when absolutely necessary by making use of ceiling fans and opening doors and windows.
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It was the humanoids of the Darpa Robotics Challenge, after all, that were tasked with opening doors, and it was those machines that helped drive robots to where they are now.
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To overcome this, the researchers gathered thousands of images of people doing activities like walking, talking, sitting, opening doors and waiting for elevators using both their wireless device and a camera.
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TEO's been in development at the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid in Getafe, Spain, for a few years already, and has already mastered challenges such as climbing stairs and opening doors.
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And while the Houndify technology works best when there's an active internet connection, it will still be able to perform certain in-car functions, like opening doors and windows, while offline.
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And by sharing their experiences, in real and honest ways on social media, these women, many of whom represent historic firsts, are opening doors to help ensure they aren't the last.
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Selfies: A New Source Of Product ReviewsSocial media isn't just a platform to share products; it's opening doors for an entirely new category for makeup that performs well on- and off-camera.
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The Amazon founder is walking with a robotic "dog" called SpotMini—the same robot dog manufactured by Boston Dynamics, which was recently filmed opening doors like a velociraptor out of Jurassic Park.
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For example, you might have seen a video of builders with "superhuman tape measure skills" messing about on a construction site, opening doors and turning on light switches with their tape measures.
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For the first time, Assad said in May that he was "opening doors" for talks with the SDF, but also threatened force and said the Americans would leave one way or another.
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"He opened the door for us and he keeps opening doors for us," said Gina Ruiz, a 52-year-old supporter who attended Moreno's closing rally in southern Quito on Wednesday night.
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Aboveground you may have seen me acting the gentleman, opening doors for others with a special paper towel I carry in my front left pocket for just such a momentous occasion. No?
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Assad said last month the state was opening "doors for negotiations" with the SDF, but if these failed it would resort to force to recapture areas where some 2,000 U.S. forces are stationed.
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He will greatly enhance the independence of the person he was matched with by picking up dropped items, opening doors, helping with laundry, and bridging the social gap that a disability sometimes brings.
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"What has shifted for job seekers is a ray of hope and happiness that there are companies which are now opening doors, and they are making a positive effort towards inclusion," Ramaswamy said.
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The Moon syncs with generous Jupiter on Monday at 11:34 AM, opening doors for personal growth through your social networks—but it's up to you to reach out and activate your luck!
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With modern AI techniques, however, robots could be modeled like humans, so that they can use the same intuitive understanding of the world to do everything from opening doors to frying an egg.
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The affidavit reportedly claims Bernstein's friend avoided touching any doors on his way out of sheriff's headquarters following one interview, opening doors with his hands in his jacket pockets, according to News Group.
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Assad said last month Damascus was opening "doors for negotiations" with the SDF, but if these failed it would resort to force to recapture the areas where some 2,000 U.S. forces are stationed.
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It is these open positions - or shorts - which Qatar has refused to fill, the trade sources said, potentially opening doors for rival producers including Trinidad, the United States and Algeria to supply Egypt.
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Gambling became legal in 1976, and the large casino resorts started opening doors, including three Trump Entertainment Resorts properties: Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino, Trump Marina Hotel Casino and the Trump Taj Mahal.
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The biggest additions come in the form of the new open-world segments and a series of upgrades to your usual robot companion that makes it useful for more than just opening doors.
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Somatic builds large robots that are trained to clean restrooms via VR. The system sprays and wipes down surfaces and is capable of opening doors and riding up and down in the elevator.
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Investigators had recommended charging Mr. Shimron with bribery, saying he had taken nearly $75,000 in bribes as a "reward for success" after "opening doors" and influencing officials in favor of the vessel purchases.
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The process allows podcasters to change and swap the ads in their audio files with new ones as opposed to baking ads in permanently, opening doors for selling additional ads into back catalogs.
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Assad said last month that Damascus was opening "doors for negotiations" with the SDF, but if these failed it would resort to force to recapture the areas where some 2,000 U.S. forces are stationed.
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Ford is celebrating the 80th anniversary of the long-lived luxury Lincoln line by making 80 cars in 2019 with the classic center-opening doors that once served as the signature of the Continental.
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"It's a great responsibility knowing that I'm opening doors for other generations, not only for journalists, but for other girls and women who want to succeed at what they do," she told PEOPLE CHICA.
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Watching Archie get closer to the Blossom family, albeit reluctantly in the hopes of them opening doors for him, made me wonder what exactly he said to Val that made her okay with this.
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It's not an elegant solution, exactly, but it's potentially an empowering one for those who have lost the ability to perform simple tasks like picking up cups, turning pages, opening doors and using utensils.
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Opening doors in the darkest of places is not just about providing a ray of hope for those in solitary confinement, but also ensuring America's prisons reflect our shared commitment to liberty and redemption.
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The dog-like bot has been seen opening doors and briskly covering ground at scary speeds, and its signature aesthetic has even inspired a sinister Black Mirror episode about far-future, robotic human hunters.
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The robotics firm has become famous in recent years for viral videos of bipedal and quadrupedal robots doing things like opening doors and other activities that could, eventually, spell doom for the human race.
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We gathered the best productivity insights from leaders like the head of the New York Stock Exchange, the CEO of a fast-growing restaurant conglomerate, and a venture capitalist opening doors for overlooked entrepreneurs.
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After all, allowing more products like this to be on Kickstarter means opening doors for people to communicate what they want in a sex toy — which, if you ask us, is never a bad thing.
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So, I often thought, you know, I don't have that kind of story, but the story that I have is, when I was coming of age, it was a time of opening doors for women.
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When he takes a call, Hannah avails herself of his apartment, walking down the hall in her bare feet, opening doors, looking at pictures, peeking in bathroom cabinets and doing her best not to eavesdrop.
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They can drain them out and put something entirely different in there, opening doors to more whisky styles and, as Aske says "breathing and drawing" on that particular wood to create a lineage of flavours.
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Opening doors is for humans stuck in the 20th century All told, the Signature fridge is all about you never having to open doors yourself again, because that's for lesser humans stuck in the 20th century.
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Today, women make up a mere 9.1 percent but that number is on the rise thanks to innovative programs across the country that are opening doors and providing career mobility to women in the construction industry.
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After years of opening doors for the Upper East Side's elite, three New York City doormen might soon join their ranks – all thanks to a woman who reportedly once romanced John F. Kennedy, according to DNAinfo.com.
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Barrick and Shandong are now opening doors to their investor, financing, service and supplier networks in a second cooperation deal following last April's sale of half of Barrick's prized Argentine mine to Shandong for $960 million.
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Spot the robot dog trots into the big, bad world You've probably seen the videos of Boston Dynamics' incredible (and creepy) robot dog Spot opening doors, trotting in parking lots, and fending off stick-wielding humans.
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Robots fall over while opening doors, prototype driverless cars frequently need human intervention, and nobody has yet designed a machine that can read reliably at the level of a sixth grader, let alone a college student.
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In the Season 1 footage of opening doors, almost all are instances of someone opening a door in the real world, entering the "alternate reality" of Westworld, or coming to some realization about reality (you followin' us?).
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It weighs "around 0003 pounds" and has an hour and a half battery life, per TechCrunch, and the company has recently demonstrated all kinds of functionalities like opening doors for other robots and increasingly complicated navigational skills.
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Because Spot Mini is just under three feet tall, it's objectively less-scary and might even appear cute if it were to take care of your aging grandmother — fetching drinks and medicine and opening doors for her.
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If the first wave was understandably focused on opening doors to women's participation outside of the home; the second wave is asking, how do we make adjustments at work and in men's lives to that revolutionary change?
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I take ownership of promoting this person, not literally within the organizational structure, but in term of opening doors, introducing them to others who can help them, thinking about giving them opportunities to get them visibility and exposure.
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"By training adults with autism through our autism specialized coding immersive program, we are opening doors for companies to diversify their workforces, broaden the culture of their company and teams, and drive innovation within their operations," Thornton said.
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"I am passionate about building on this progress and opening doors for women of all backgrounds, especially women of color, to share their message and trust in their potential to accomplish great things," Williams said in a statement.
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Inspired as much by traditional Thai art as futuristic fantasyscapes conjured by his restless mind, CHIP's graffiti is a cultural hybrid that has become his trademark style in recent years, opening doors to other creative and commercial projects.
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That ill-advised practice continues in the company's latest video, showcasing its next generation Atlas droid, a bipedal bot capable of striding through snow, picking up boxes, opening doors, and — by the looks of things — one day murdering humans.
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That's why in 2010 President Obama began the Opening Doors program, the first federal strategic plan to prevent and end homelessness, making clear that our priority was to ensure that every person had a dignified place to call home.
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I wish that Columbia had provided more support for Latinos once admitted, and I worry that it is not as committed to opening doors for upward mobility for black and Latino students today as it was 50 years ago.
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Elegua (Eleggua), god of crossroads, is the other prominent orisha that sometimes appears shirtless with red pants, which is interesting too; Deni is an agitating force that brings underlying tensions to a breaking point, opening doors to a new chapter.
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Today, you can go on Amazon and find plenty of laptops for less than $1000 that would have been at least $1,500 a few years ago, thus opening doors to people who want to try out PC gaming for themselves.
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"There's no reason why an individual would break into a church, dressed in that type of clothing and stage a robbery, or what would appear to be a robbery – going through the building, breaking glass and opening doors," he says.
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The companies said in a Tuesday statement that the deal would help Ascend Money grow its digital and offline payments and financial services business in Thailand, while opening doors for Ant Financial to expand into the broader Southeast Asian market.
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"Not only is he good at retrieving things, he helped the President by opening doors, knew when to get assistance from someone else, and knew when Bush needed comfort, so he would place his head on his lap," Hibbard said.
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" She added that historically black colleges and universities "remain at the forefront of opening doors that had previously been closed to so many," and that the schools "made higher education accessible to students who otherwise would have been denied the opportunity.
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" Speaking in an interview with Telemundo, Romero stated that she will not only continue on the path laid before her by other women in the political world, but that she wants to "continue opening doors and opportunities for more Latina candidates.
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The new arrangements for some of the songs are fresh and intriguing, and if you can't be charmed by Sondheim himself singing Joe in "Opening Doors" and humming "Some Enchanted Evening," I'm not sure why you're even finishing this article.
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Now he's opening doors that should never be opened — inviting his followers to trust him (and their own instincts) more than they trust democracy itself, and to outright challenge the outcome of the election if it doesn't go his way.
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"For this campaign, we are thrilled to partner with five incredible women: mothers who represent our brand's mission in their life and work – paving new paths, opening doors, bending barriers and shattering ceilings," NYDJ President and CEO Lisa Collier said in a release.
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During this training, the dogs build upon the basic commands taught to them by their puppy raisers and learn tasks that will be important during their life as a service dog, like opening doors, turning lights on and off and pushing a wheelchair.
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Of course, the first thing most people want to hear about is the implants: Between 60 and 70 Epicenter members have RFID chips under their skin, enabling them to automate everything from opening doors to quick-paying at its robotic smoothie vending machine.
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Without Sinclair's help, and opening doors to financing, which is the real barrier to minority ownership in the broadcast and media market, minority-owned companies like my HSH would not have been able to achieve my life-long dream of owning broadcast stations.
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The transformations that companies like Tesla, Uber and Lyft bring to the auto industry are changing more than just the ways car companies think about drivetrains and ownership, and it's opening doors for new ways of thinking about the entire mobility industry.
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"We talked to a number of global funds we found interesting but we picked DST because our biggest priority is international expansion and [the firm will] help us opening doors and going after larger opportunities," Zhang said of the lead investor for the round.
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Lego's designers have also included a tiny recreation of the car's four-cylinder air-cooled engine, plus beige-colored tilting seats inside, opening doors, trunk, and hood, a hidden spare tire, multiple license plate options, and the Beetle's highly-recognizable round headlights and hubcaps.
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This autumn, after years of dropping view-amassing videos of Spot the robot dog fending off stick-wielding humans and opening doors for its pals, Boston Dynamics finally announced that the machine was hitting the market—for a select few early adopters, at least.
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"It's a great responsibility knowing that I'm opening doors for other generations, not only for journalists, but for other girls and women who want to succeed at what they do," she tells PEOPLE CHICA of nabbing the coveted position next to Univision's veteran journalist Jorge Ramos.
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Kaling based the story for Late Night on her experiences being a "diversity hire" and the only female writer on staff on The Office, something she says she used to be ashamed of until she realized how much power and responsibility that gave her in opening doors for others.
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On Tuesday, Prince Harry met an old four-legged friend when he came face-to-face with service dog Cooper, 2 who helps his owner, former Marine Phil Eaglesham, break the ice when meeting people and assist with practical tasks like opening doors and loading a washing machine.
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No matter how you feel about them, awards are one of the key ways to gut check what Hollywood itself thinks is important, with winning films often opening doors and setting the agenda for which kind of movies will be made in the coming years — and which ones won't.
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For example, I could have never grown The Muse into the company it is today without help from others, and so I've worked hard to pay it forward in the last few years — helping other founders, opening doors and making connections, and giving time, advice, or intros wherever I can.
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"If you're an attractive person going through the world and everyone is opening doors, buying you drinks, you're your boss' favorite, your parents' favorite, then you're going to think the world is a better place," Donnelly says—maybe you will be kinder and more open to talking to people, after all.
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Such details, along with the set, consistently remind us of the glory and the potential of theatre, as do Sondheim's music and lyrics, which plink-plink-plink with sharp, witty urgency ("Opening Doors") and soar with stirring melodies ("Not a Day Goes By") that are underserved by the cast's imperfect singing.
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And if the engineers at Boston Dynamics ever stop attacking their quadruped robots—which are capable of running at speed, opening doors, and leaping over obstacles—maybe we'll one day end up with more machines like Roy Batty, who learns to value life, instead of machines like, well, the Terminator.
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While participation in and reactions to the J20 Art Strike are taking different forms, from going dark to opening doors for free with social justice programming, the action invites us to commit to a longer-term goal of challenging our institutions to resist Trumpism and to combat the conditions that allowed its emergence.
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"We foresee the use of RFID technology to drive everything from making purchases in our office break room market, opening doors, use of copy machines, logging into our office computers, unlocking phones, sharing business cards, storing medical/health information, and used as payment at other RFID terminals," Westby said in a company statement.
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For internet-goers, Boston Dynamics is that company that uploads insane videos of the humanoid Atlas robot doing backflips, of four-legged SpotMini opening doors and fighting off stick-wielding men, and as of last week, of a Segway-on-mescaline called Handle jetting around picking up and stacking boxes with a vacuum arm.
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We're simultaneously telling kids that gender doesn't matter and opening doors professionally and educationally, but telling them it does matter (and in fact, more or less defines them) in the way they dress, in the toys they play with and how they engage with them, in the television programming they watch, and in the activities they pursue.
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A Guy With a Hockey Stick Is the Only Thing Stopping Door-Opening Robots From EscapingIf last week's video of Boston Dynamic's SpotMini robo-dog opening doors all by itself had you…Read more ReadBut in our actual timeline, where everything seems to be playing out like we're in a nightmarish, Twilight Zone-inspired alternate reality, this parody instead feels depressingly plausible.
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Now to be the first Latina in the U.S. Senate, opening doors and making sure that those young Latinas out there see me and know that if I can do it they can do it too, and having a voice at the table to represent them... I'm very honored and proud to be able to continue to fight on behalf of Latinos and Latinas across the country.
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Until about three years ago, I came across Opening Doors London [the largest specialist provider of services for the older LGBTQ community in the UK] who introduced me to their various activities—which coincides a time of my life when great change was happening anyway—but it certainly assisted greatly in exploring ways of dealing and associating and understanding other gay men in a social sense.
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They treat me very well with respect and reverence and they are always anxious to be of service and very polite... I let them know early that I appreciate very old-school manners with a great deal of gender-based courtesy: opening doors, carrying everything that needs carrying, standing when I leave a table and rising when I return, conversing quietly with me and then ordering for me at a restaurant, etc.
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I thought of passing in the terror of opening doors and turning on lights and hoping no one was lying in wait, for I knew that if they thought me a cis woman, they might try to rape me, and if they found out I was not one because I had passed too well on the trips from my home they had perhaps been monitoring from the shadows or if I had not passed and they knew all along I was trans, well, if they knew either way, they might still rape me, but they might also beat the shit out of me not simply for being a woman, but for not being the kind of woman they could believe in, respect enough, if such an absurd term can apply in such a situation, to violate and leave behind without a fractured skull.
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