Others might swing toward the other extreme and act hyperactive.
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If anything, the pendulum has now swung to the other extreme.
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But on the other extreme, it's become just that — another show.
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But the Trump campaign goes too far to the other extreme.
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Some arrive at the other extreme, showing quiet resignation, even relief.
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Ketosis might be beneficial under other extreme circumstances, according to newer research.
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At the other extreme are states like California, Texas and New York.
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The high temperatures have contributed to other extreme weather events, like wildfires.
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NatWest Markets, on the other extreme, say the pound will rally to $1.29.
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But going to the other extreme causes just as much of a headache.
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As a member of Congress, Pence sponsored several other extreme anti-abortion bills.
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At the other extreme, emergency patients like Gunbileg receive urgent, life-saving surgery.
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Barr, for his part, seems to be veering far to the other extreme.
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There is also excess at the other extreme: medical care for the well.
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In general, recovery could take years, especially factoring in other extreme weather events.
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These disasters included Hurricanes Florence and Michael, Western wildfires and other extreme events.
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At other extreme times I have injured myself slamming into walls and doors.
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Maybe Trump is at the other extreme where he is not cautious enough.
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We asked those on the other extreme of the political spectrum to investigate.
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The United Right and other extreme parties will not let him forget it.
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At the other extreme it could be the purchase of an apartment building.
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Or you can go to the other extreme, and do them on separate days.
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Engineers simulate heavy hailstorms, ice and other extreme conditions and record how engines perform.
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At the other extreme, the continent's hot, arid areas are highly vulnerable to drought.
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While never satisfactorily untangling the source material, she takes other, extreme liberties with it.
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At the other extreme, respondents in only two countries prefer Mr Trump to his predecessor.
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But as examples for the other extreme of the notched phone spectrum, it's mission accomplished.
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At the other extreme, FiveThirtyEight is far more cautious, giving her a mere 71% chance.
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Attacks by neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other extreme-right types are growing more common.
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However, fashion is a cycle and the pendulum is slowly swinging to the other extreme.
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As a result, summer heat waves and other extreme weather events will become more common.
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It raised concerns that other plants could be vulnerable to tsunamis and other extreme weather.
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Going to the other extreme, why not put everybody's DNA up there [in the FBI's database]?
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"I had to eat more, essentially, and I fell back to the other extreme," she says.
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At the other extreme, the American squad is perhaps the most patchwork bunch of them all.
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In San Francisco, on the other extreme, the average loan-to-value ratio was 72 percent.
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At the other extreme is our Hello Barbie product, where kids can talk about almost anything.
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The other extreme, the 203mm lens, provided a handy tool for my car photography this month.
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Gymnasts, for example, have to do splits and other extreme stretches to compete at elite levels.
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At the other extreme, in a much more conceptual sense, it is a new internet counterculture.
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At the other extreme, defeat, and at least a point for Slovakia, would leave them fourth.
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Hougan said they found other extreme examples of exchanges with a spread of more than $300.
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Otherwise, the other extreme is we go into competitions under-prepared and then we get injured.
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Alarmists take the other extreme, believing that AI, regardless of its implementation, will radically change things.
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We shouldn't be comfortable with the other extreme, essentially handing out death sentences without much deliberation.
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At the other extreme, in a much more conceptual sense it is a new internet counterculture.
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After Crimea and Syria showed unexpected Russian capabilities, assessments, once more measured, swung to the other extreme.
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At the other extreme, there are state universities which have never had any particular connection with religion.
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No other extreme sport can boast of a YouTube video with 100m views—but parkour has three.
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They can survive for 30 years in a freezer and live in space and other extreme temperatures.
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On the other extreme, San Francisco has filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the executive order.
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On the other extreme, I've always striven to make my dressing rooms explosions of color and life.
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About half of those who voted chose Ms. Le Pen, Mr. Mélenchon or some other extreme populist.
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"The other extreme is that the president is completely innocent, and we discussed that too," Baked noted.
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But on the other extreme of that equation is the main event between Lyoto Machida and Eryk Anders.
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What makes any of this different or meaningful from any other extreme contrast, high-saturation imagery of urbanism?
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At the other extreme from the probable approach is a very dangerous view of the world – the delusional.
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However, though it might not be obvious, the other extreme—having too many choices—is also highly problematic.
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Wearing a sweater doesn't always have to equate to looking prim and proper (or the other extreme — lampshading).
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Recovery workers face extreme heat, choking dust and other extreme conditions as they search for signs of life.
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Unless a controlling shareholder is engaging in looting or other extreme and illegal behavior, the law is clear.
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Maybe because we were raised in a very socialism pathway environment, we became the other extreme as adults.
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At the other extreme is her husband, the former President, who is intuitive, undisciplined, and over the hill.
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Hurricanes and other extreme storms will also be wetter, for a simple reason: Warmer air holds more moisture.
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There was a specific on-road handling circuit and two off-road courses (one moderate, the other extreme).
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Congress last year passed legislation barring the use of waterboarding and other "extreme interrogation techniques" widely considered torture.
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Nevada falls at the other extreme: It is one of the most urbanized populations in the United States.
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At the other extreme, reviews that expose a counterfeit edition will remain even if the edition itself disappears.
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At the other extreme, reviews that expose a counterfeit edition will remain even if the edition itself disappears.
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At the other extreme, the lovely "Lindenbaum" section of the third movement featured beautifully delicate playing from all concerned.
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In order to do so, he supported a bill that defined rape as "forcible rape," among other extreme provisions.
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Embracing socialism, government-run health care, impeachment and other extreme policies won't lead to an electoral landslide in November.
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Other extreme-right and neo-Nazi groups joined them in the protests wearing black and bearing helmets and shields.
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Hospitals' experiences in Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Sandy, and other extreme events brought some of those lessons to the forefront.
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Imagine major staple food crops being wiped out for a few consecutive years by drought or other extreme weather.
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My brother, at the other extreme, wanted Mom to pursue every medical option, no matter how long the odds.
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Cost No. 1: Responding to flooding, heat waves and other extreme weather that climate change is often making worse.
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And so, as often happens, interest swung recently toward the other extreme, of running shoes with plenty of cush.
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Hospitals' experiences in Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Sandy and other extreme events brought some of those lessons to the forefront.
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Future intense heat waves and other extreme weather events will only serve as reminders that the clock is ticking.
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What's Covered Weather And Unforeseen CancellationsHurricanes, snowstorms, and other extreme weather conditions are often reasons for flight delays or cancellations.
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At the other extreme, a country with a GDP per person of $21990,22010 in 21995 also counted as middle income.
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So Grizzle isn't just making Cassie walk through fire: He's experimenting with other extreme use cases, like riding a Segway.
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At the other extreme, residents of counties in central Colorado can expect to live longest, Murray and his colleagues said.
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At the other extreme is France, where the regime of laïcité (secularism) instituted in 1905 bars religion from state education.
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At the other extreme, those who live in New Jersey pay the highest with rates close to $20,000 per year.
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At the other extreme, Mr Sánchez "thought we would sink and he could govern alone," says Pablo Iglesias, Podemos's leader.
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But now our future is in danger of being taken away by the other extreme, by the maniacs of disintegration.
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The longer the shutdown continues, the more vulnerable the country is to the next hurricane season and other extreme weather.
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Winfrey's media empire made her a billionaire in 2003 at age 49, but she began life at the other extreme.
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And women can "huck it" with just as much audacity as men — as other extreme and adventure sports have shown.
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Not allowing a person to express themselves using memes can make them express themselves in other extreme ways, like violence.
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On the other extreme, you have the major economically important firms with over $10 billion in market cap per analyst.
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At the other extreme, the safest bets are JetBlue, Hawaiian Airlines and Virgin America (which was recently acquired by Alaska Airlines).
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It is premature to conclude that President Trump would swing to the other extreme and nominate hard money (or "hawkish") policymakers.
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Meanwhile other extreme weather events such as heavy rainfall and flooding can leave behind mold, polluted floodwater and other health hazards.
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Rapid-response teams of researchers are analyzing droughts and other extreme weather events to see if global warming played a role.
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Not unlike other extreme athletes, Black Ops Laser Tag players are sure to carboload, and their sustenance of choice is pizza.
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And Nick Hargrove from Wilmington, N.C., hopes to see more extreme sports enter the Olympics: … they could add other "extreme" games.
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On a global scale, we are bolstering the destructive potential of hurricanes and other extreme weather events by driving climate change.
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HFE represented the top of the estimates at 22.8%, while Oxford Economics was at the other extreme with a 22020% forecast.
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Climate change brings higher temperatures, drought, floods, wildfires and other extreme weather that makes it harder to breathe and makes pollution worse.
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Such extreme event attribution studies have been used to detect the influence of human-caused global warming in other extreme temperature events.
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Swoosh went the pendulum to the other extreme, reminiscent of the Reagan/Thatcher swing, and the country awoke to Trump as president.
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At the other extreme, we expect the phone company will bill us for our calls and thus know the numbers we call.
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Government officials are warning people in affected areas they are at risk for landslides, flooding, wind gusts and other extreme weather conditions.
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At the other extreme, stores that present a brand immersively, experientially, and interactively will still be able to battle for consumers' attention.
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Secondly, that it wouldn't go to the other extreme, all the way into the future and be all sick effects and stuff.
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What this means for us is not just a rise in temperature but also droughts, fires, floods, hurricanes and other extreme weather.
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At the other extreme, the Iranian hackers who have been compromising VPN servers are also known purveyors of data-destroying "wiper" malware.
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And other extreme athletes who have to overcome natural inhibitions still hold accept the conventional wisdom that getting enough sleep is key.
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Almost all of the province is held by rebel groups, including the Syrian affiliate of Al Qaeda and other extreme Islamist groups.
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In fact, I must go to the other extreme: I must attack the Kennedy proposal to provide such aid as wrong and irresponsible.
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And, of course, as the Canadiens have demonstrated, sometimes that whole course correction pendulum can swing all the way to the other extreme.
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At the other extreme, no one knew what the Friulano was made from—an unsurprising result, since the grape is little-known internationally.
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Big storms and other extreme weather often get used as excuses, as if corporate America can only plan for 70 degrees and sunny.
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On the other extreme, Broaddrick has a serious and credible accusation against Bill Clinton, though the evidence that Hillary was involved is weaker.
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If spending $15,000 on a surround video kit doesn't fill you with tingly sensations, there's also been the other extreme: Building your own.
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At the other extreme, majorities of people in the Netherlands (53%), Belgium (54%) and Sweden (60%) are convinced that there is no God.
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At the other extreme came Ireland, which introduced a new blasphemy law in 2009 on the grounds that the constitution required such legislation.
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Atmospheric rivers, like drought, heatwaves and other extreme weather events, are predicted to intensify due to climate change and become much more common.
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You can expect to see more demonstrations like this one, says Potts, as well new animations for wildfires and other extreme weather events.
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On the other extreme, the Power Macintosh 22, Amazon MP2001s, and the Applebee's in Amman, Jordan all have audiences of fewer than 218.2.
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Unlike other extreme sports cars, the F-TYPE has always been a cad on the weekends, but a gentleman during the daily commute.
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That is driving sea level rise, as oceans warm and expand, and helping fuel more intense hurricanes and other extreme weather, scientists warn.
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This is precisely why we ought to politicize Harvey, Irma, and other extreme weather: It's not opportunistic, but the humane thing to do.
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"She is considered asexual, unattractive or on the other extreme: desperate and only wanting sex." said Goyal, who has a visual impairment herself.
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That way lies even greater catastrophe— not just devastating wildfires, but also more frequent and intense hurricanes, floods, droughts, and other extreme events.
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On the other extreme, Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele imposed a widespread travel ban and school closures — despite not a single case being detected.
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And at the other extreme, if you lose dopamine neurons, that results in Parkinson's disease which is basically when animals don't even move anymore.
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At the other extreme is the majestic "Crossroads," a 37-minute film from 1976, set to musical compositions by Patrick Gleeson and Terry Riley.
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At the other extreme, 13 percent of borrowers only make the minimum payment, and 15 percent make payments of less than the minimum amount.
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That goal, which scientists have identified as vital to avert catastrophic heat waves and other extreme weather events, is nowhere close to being met.
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In other extreme weather, an unusually early snowstorm is crippling parts of the Northern Plains, bringing heavy gusts of wet snow and plummeting temperatures.
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Millions of these bond with the concrete and prevent the spreading of any cracks that occur because of an explosion or other extreme force.
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Peak Design decided to go to the other extreme, building a company in full view of its audience — and in the face of its competitors.
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Now, in a world where there's no deal and there's no transition, the other extreme, which is a possibility -- not a given, but a possibility.
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There might be nothing there if there is no Brexit but on the other extreme, a hard Brexit, we will then begin to gear up.
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The analysis used methods that have also been used to analyze other extreme weather and climate events, including record heat waves and extreme precipitation events.
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At the other extreme are jobs like those done by Steve Engle, a 53-year-old factory worker at Cummins' engine plant in Seymour, Indiana.
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Whether because of an ill parent, financial adversity or other extreme circumstances, more than 200 students at Drew received an exemption to remain on campus.
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But, the other extreme is even worse -- justifying whatever Trump says or does as simply the latest battle in his unending war against political correctness.
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The other extreme is the view that creating humans is always a good thing — even if that results in a less happy population on average.
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A Washington state politician has suggested in a manifesto that all men who support abortion and gay marriage be killed, among other extreme religious views.
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That lag is a big complaint of GoPro lovers and other extreme sports photo shooters, according to Tim Feess, the CEO of Santa Monica-based Gnarbox.
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At the other extreme, a risk-loving investor may wish to borrow (ie, have a negative cash holding) so that stockholdings exceed 100% of his capital.
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At the other extreme, players whose games depend on power, such as Bubba Watson, Gary Woodland or Tony Finau, could prove ill-suited to Pebble's demands.
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But at the same time, I don't think that the pro-cannabis movement should respond with the other extreme, where it's like, 'It's a cure-all!
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Armed with such arguments, some leap to the other extreme, proposing, as the American tax reform does, that there should be no inheritance tax at all.
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These young people (often male) are more likely to actively seek to feel drunk—as well as other extreme sensations—and have a risk-taking personality.
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Another report the Trump administration released on Black Friday tied trends in wildfires, sea level rise, and other extreme events to human-caused greenhouse gas emissions.
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Now, climate experts say droughts and other extreme weather are more likely because of climate change, pollution and deforestation of Brazil's Atlantic and Amazon rain forests.
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On the other extreme, Black History Month can become an excuse for ideological discussions which are not suited for classrooms such as an anti-Trump curriculum.
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Or might he swing to the other extreme, in the pursuit of a heartening tolerance, as he did in "Good Will Hunting" (1997) and "Milk" (2008)?
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His relations have been no better at the other extreme with Podemos, the only major national party that advocates allowing Catalans to hold an independence referendum.
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At the other extreme was Barry Bonds, who was walked intentionally 120 times in 2004, more than my 118 unintentional walks over my best three seasons.
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"It's as if the government has gone to the other extreme, almost trying to rubber-stamp a false identity onto the city," one Lagosian told me.
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On the other extreme, a person with bipolar disorder might experience bouts of mania that lead to hypersexuality, but again, this is not an addiction issue.
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Exacerbating this, climate change is now amplifying the severity of storms and other extreme weather events, and exacerbating the flooding risks faced by millions of Americans.
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Facebook shares are at the other extreme, having fallen 6 percent, hit by fears of tighter regulation and slowing advertising revenue growth after a data privacy scandal.
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People use the spacenet to base jump and slack line and other extreme things that's so batshit fun and crazy that it's almost stressful just watching them.
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It was a vigorous prebuttal to Clinton's speech Thursday highlighting Trump's outspoken support from self-described white nationalists and other extreme subsets of the far-right fringe.
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That might seem implausible (it certainly did to the rest of the DC Circuit) but it offers a pathway to allowing other extreme restrictions on abortion rights.
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Climate change brings stifling summers, worse flooding from storms, rising sea levels, crueler droughts and ever-longer allergy seasons, among a slew of other extreme weather effects.
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With his big blue eyes scanning the words on the page, he would dream of using mathematical equations to chase down tornadoes and other extreme weather events.
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For apples, a warm spell in the winter will force trees to flower prematurely and expose the buds to unpredictable winter frosts, hail and other extreme weather.
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In remarks at the Brookings Institution, John Brennan expanded on his previous opposition to waterboarding and other extreme interrogation techniques, which President Obama and others call torture.
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And on the other extreme was Second Hand Rose's (which is still in business), the place to look for curmudgeonly audiophiles and pricey, first-edition Beatles pressings.
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That might seem implausible (it certainly did to the rest of the DC Circuit), but it offers a pathway to allowing other extreme restrictions on abortion rights.
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Most longer-term, seasonal forecasts, which look at weather probabilities a month or more in the future, do not focus on heat waves or other extreme events.
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At the other extreme, it is depicted as turbulent and aggressive, as in Hokusai's infamous "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" or the stormy oceanscapes of J.M.W. Turner.
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The party, along with the Left party on the other extreme, has benefited from a general sense of discontent and loss of confidence in the political system.
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But on the back of Musk's trillion-dollar Tesla bet, here is a look at some of the other extreme predictions he has made in recent years.
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On the other extreme lies Jerry (Chris Cooper), Lloyd's absent father, who left him and his sister alone to care for their mother as she lay dying.
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On Earth, many of these molecules are emitted in trace amounts by exotic creatures huddled in ocean vents and other extreme milieus; they don't accumulate in the atmosphere.
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Droughts, heatwaves and other extreme events are already more likely because of global warming, and the link between climate change and such disasters is becoming more widely accepted.
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"We went through the dotcom bubble bursting, the credit crisis and other extreme periods of time, and ETFs have continued to grow," Dan Draper told CNBC's Bob Pisani.
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Meanwhile, cash in federally insured bank savings is the other extreme: It is safe, but it is earning so little these days, the investor loses out to inflation.
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With global warming due to worsen droughts and other extreme weather, tensions are set to deepen, said Mbaye Mbeguere, senior water, sanitation and hygiene manager at charity WaterAid.
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Paul was worried about the other extreme last October — when the benchmark 10-year Treasury note yield rallied to seven year highs and hit 3.26%, creating inflation jitters.
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I guess the challenges of kink are that it's a broad term that covers everything from light spanking to needles, electrocution, and other extreme methods of inflicting pain.
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In addition to supporting Trump through millions of dollars of problematic Facebook ads, the outlet also promotes QAnon-related conspiracy theories, anti-vaccination propaganda, and other extreme content.
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The planet won't just be hotter, but it will also suffer from rising sea levels, more powerful storms, droughts that lead to food shortages and other extreme conditions.
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Other extreme weather has brought the assault from above, Watson and Rickards note: Last month, a "cataclysmic hailstorm" damaged 65 greenhouses in Canberra, destroying years' worth of experiments.
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In addition, more Americans are starting to directly experience climate change impacts - from wildfires to floods or other extreme weather - or have seen them on television, he said.
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But on the other extreme, Goldman Sachs economists expect the Fed to raise interest rates four times next year, and they note that inflation could jump more than expected.
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Meanwhile, those cities at the other extreme, the ones with the "wrong industries and a limited human capital base," are stuck with dead-end jobs and low average wages.
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At the other extreme, you have this external narrative around tech, which is, these dystopian narratives that everyone in tech wants to steal your data and steal your jobs.
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Severe droughts, aided by a strong El Niño in 2015-16 as well as numerous other extreme weather and climate events, contributed to the rise, according to the report.
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At the other extreme, abandoning Brexit altogether is still a possibility, as are assorted approaches in between, varying in how closely Britain would remain tied to European trade rules.
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Many nonpartisan law professors also joined criticism of the travel ban directed at Muslim-majority countries, the administration's separation of migrant families at the border, and other extreme policies.
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Snowboard tricks, many originating from skateboarding, have a bamboozling array of names but far from being nonsense, many come from the rich heritage of skateboarding and other extreme sports.
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The big picture: At the other extreme, people sometimes initially put too much trust in a car's capabilities, said David Sirkin, an engineer and interaction-design researcher at Stanford.
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On the other extreme end, the executive order could just be a simple notification to Canada and Mexico that the US plans to withdraw from NAFTA, end of story.
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A more sinister explanation is that further violence on the streets could become an excuse to impose a curfew, formally or de facto, and pass other extreme emergency regulations.
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At the other extreme we have improvisation, which is characterized not by constructing elaborate plans in your head, but by effectively and quickly reacting to the immediate artistic environment.
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At the other extreme is "Street Scene in Paris," from 21900, which has the flattened, rough-edged shapes of the small Post-Impressionist cohort that called itself the Nabi.
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At the other extreme are those who look out across the fruited plain and see only silos of identity — of race, gender, faith and class — alongside bushels of guilt.
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Wireless companies whose networks are threatened by hurricanes, floods, fires and other extreme weather are rebuilding to withstand repeat disasters and factoring climate change into their long-term planning.
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Bereciartua's team plans to invest $10 billion over four years in projects including canals, storm drains and warning systems to mitigate the impact of floods and other extreme climate events.
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At the other extreme, telecommunications company CenturyLink has slumped almost 50 percent since the start of the bull run, more than any other stock still in the S&P 500.
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There is no need to wait for the Alabama law and other extreme state laws to go into effect or for them to be reviewed by higher and higher courts.
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Mountain biking, helicopter skiing, river surfing, BASE jumping, waterfall kayaking, ice climbing and other extreme sports that put participants at risk of serious injury, even death, grow annually in popularity.
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At the other extreme, telecommunications company CenturyLink has slumped almost 27 percent since the start of the bull run, more than any other stock still in the S&P 2500.
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With warming oceans and rising sea levels predicted to intensify hurricanes and other extreme weather, researchers have been seeking better ways to warn people to get out of harm's way.
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At the other extreme is a character called Landlorde — the "e," he says, is a "baroque flourish" — who sets about his project of gentrification with the erotic eagerness of Dracula.
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On the other extreme, you can envision a live-interview poll with a highly favorable turnout for Mr. Jones that might underrepresent Mr. Moore's support because of social desirability bias.
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Why it matters: Food, clothes and makeup firms are among sellers that are becoming either highly customized or, at the other extreme, one-size-fits-all, says CB Insights' Zoe Leavitt.
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At the other extreme, the biggest premium was in Alaska, which paid $1,382 more for insertion of a tunneled central venous port under Medicaid than Medicare would pay for the procedure.
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And while it's hard to know if any particular storm was directly caused by climate change, there's no question that it will make hurricanes and other extreme weather events even worse.
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She cited data that shows more than two thirds of the world's largest cities are in coastal regions, making their citizens vulnerable to sea level rises, flooding and other extreme weather.
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On the other extreme, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle grew so weary of Sherlock Holmes that he killed him off, only to resurrect him years later in response to widespread public unhappiness.
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At the other extreme is Ehle, who achieves the near-impossible, somehow convincing us, in her strong smiles, that there is moral lustre, rather than pale pliability, in Vinnie's luminous goodwill.
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How do the practices of tightlacers, and other extreme body modifiers, relate to cultural norms that dictate physical standards, and why is altering the human body so important to some people?
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" Asked about scientists who say hurricanes and other extreme weather events are worsening, Mr. Trump replied, "You'd have to show me the scientists because they have a very big political agenda.
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That said, just as I don't plan to push specialization on him, I also don't mean to suggest that parents should flip to the other extreme and start force-feeding diversification.
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Many big Asian cities, including Mumbai, Shanghai, Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City, and Jakarta, are coastal and low-lying, making them susceptible to sea level rise and other extreme weather events.
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The typical definition of overdose leads one to think of death by opiate overdose or other extreme emergency situations where a person needs life-saving medical measures to survive the event.
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Other extreme trans-Neptunian objects include Eris at 96 AU and Goblin, which was discovered earlier this year, at 90 AU.Astronomers don't know much about Farout's physical characteristics because it's so faint.
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He runs way far to one extreme, and Democrats fall into the trap and often run way far to the other extreme, which I think is bad politics and also bad policy.
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It turns out these extremophiles were even more extreme than previously recognized, and studying them further can help us understand how life might survive in other extreme environments, such as outer space.
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A miniature fission reactor could work on other extreme environments, including the moon, said Lee Mason, NASA principal technologist for power and energy storage for power and energy storage, in a release.
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But at the other extreme of the continuum, people who are so conforming and eager to please would much rather follow established rules and remain "good employees" rather than be disruptive leaders.
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American families and businesses are being put in harm's way as sea levels are rising along their coasts and they are exposed to rising probabilities of heatwaves and other extreme weather events.
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Up to now, The Old Home, in Newark, Ohio, provides us with an example of the other extreme, that is, building owners oblivious to the historical and architectural significance of their property.
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The climate and health office is the agency's only program meant to help state and local governments prepare for the health consequences of fiercer storms, longer droughts and other extreme weather events.
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While one might still think it wise for a head of government to stay away from the hastiness of Twitter, to rarely speak to the public at all is the other extreme.
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But my interest in that other extreme was recently piqued by the exhibition "Visitors to Versailles," which is on view through July 29 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
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But now, some consumers are saying John Lewis has gone to the other extreme, after news reports that the chain has removed gender-specific labels altogether from its brand of children clothes.
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"In addition, companies should assess seismic hazard maps to determine the risk of earthquakes and consider the risk of other extreme weather such as high-wind events," the board said in the report.
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When the body reacts to bee stings, bug bites, or other extreme allergies, the muscles around the airway and the blood vessels tighten up, choking the person's breath and throttling their blood supply.
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At the other extreme, very unpopular presidents may figure they're doomed anyway, and that they might as well do what they like and hope it's such a massive success that it works out.
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He told me at McIntire Park that he'd never been called to political action before but drove about five hours from western Pennsylvania to meet other extreme right-wingers for the first time.
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And with the Republican presidential field generally supporting waterboarding and other extreme, questionable methods of fighting terrorism, it seems unlikely that Obama's successor will be able or even willing to shut down Gitmo.
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Mexico City(Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Storms, floods and other extreme weather events are hitting cities much harder than scientists have predicted, said the head of a global network of cities tackling climate change.
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Forest tracts that span large gradients in rainfall, elevation and other environmental factors give species the opportunity to migrate or find local refuges during heat waves, fires, storms and other extreme weather conditions.
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But here's hoping the pendulum doesn't swing all the way to the other extreme, and we end up watching an event that ends up being all about a manufactured John Scott Redemption Story.
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Then there's the other extreme of parents who are deferring to their kids' expertise on technology and really see their kids as having more of a sense of what's appropriate than they do.
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Insider talked to some of these "non-preppers" about why they're unfazed by the potential pandemic, and to social scientists about what sets them apart from those who go to the other extreme.
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Her family applied for temporary protected status, a type of asylum given to people who cannot safely return to their countries of origin due to civil war, environmental disaster, or other extreme conditions.
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At the other extreme, some companies see this channel to the device as a marketing opportunity, using over-the-air updates to collect user information and push services and apps on to their devices.
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The Ministry of Environment has said Costa Rica is working to measure those effects, and how best to combat the damage to mental health as climate change brings stronger storms and other extreme weather.
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On the other extreme, hardline countries such as Russia, Iran, and China—the latter now a major producer of synthetic drugs used in the West—have further entrenched their highly punitive anti-drug regimes.
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Lawmakers are considering whether new laws are needed to help investigate those who are motivated by white supremacy, anti-Semitism and other extreme ideologies that are protected by the U.S. Constitution's free-speech safeguards.
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Damages from other extreme weather events — including floods, wildfires, tornadoes and droughts — are also on the rise due to both human-caused global warming and unchecked development into floodplains, fire-prone forests and waterfronts.
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While most guests stood action-less in a state of dismay and defeat, others quickly went into survival mode, looting tents and going to other extreme lengths to gather the best supplies for themselves.
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In other extreme-discourse news, an unofficial mascot of the "alt-right" movement, Pepe the Frog, has joined the swastika and the Confederate battle flag on the Anti-Defamation League's list of hate symbols.
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On Wednesday, for example, the National Intelligence Council released a report finding that, by worsening heat waves, droughts and other extreme weather events, climate change is already helping to destabilize parts of the world.
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They are much more focused on performance and price, and they want their ads to appear in as many places as possible … and we have the other extreme, where advertisers are extremely brand sensitive.
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Some other extreme weather conditions around the world this year include:Unusually warm temperatures in Greenland — 10 C, or 50 F, warmer than the years before, which have led to ice melting in the country.
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Diving with great white sharks and other extreme adventures The record for the International Game Fish Association's junior and smallfry category is a 312-kilogram (687 pounds) tiger shark caught by Ian Hissey in 1997.
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The Rays (34-56) are at the other extreme, having lost eight in a row, 12 of 5.913 and 24 of 27 — the last is the worst stretch by any American League team since 2003.
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At the other extreme, two of the states with the most permissive gun regulations are Alaska and Louisiana, and both have gun death rates about five times as high: more than 19 per 100,000 inhabitants.
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Coal-fired power generation is a major contributor to carbon and other emissions that scientists say are contributing to global warming, which is causing heat waves, rising sea levels, droughts and other extreme weather event.
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There are a slew of lawsuits taking place in states and cities around the country, often involving local governments suing fossil fuel companies for the damages wrought by floods, droughts, wildfires, and other extreme weather.
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COAL GENERATION Coal-fired power generation is a major contributor to carbon dioxide and other pollutants that contribute to global warming, which is causing heat waves, rising sea levels, droughts and other extreme weather events.
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In addition, Antifa and other extreme left groups are challenging both our security and freedom of speech through murdering cops and through political correctness run amok, from the campus to the city square and street.
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You didn't have to tie yourself hip to hip with Donald Trump, but you didn't have to go all the way to the other extreme and commit political suicide like the dissident Jeff Flake, either.
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But because veterans' stories were out in the world, I saw the similarities to my story: anxious days, sometimes weeks, of living on high alert, and at the other extreme, periods of apathy and emotional numbness.
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The droughts that we're seeing now are exceptional not just because of their duration, but because they're often sandwiched in with other extreme weather events, including storms and hot temperatures that add further stress to plants.
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We profiled the company last year, but — for those who missed it — Kencko develops plant-based products that help people eat healthily without having to suffer the pain of horrible-tasting food or other extreme eating.
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The dispute has new meaning this week, following a speech Clinton gave on Thursday tying Trump to the so-called "alt-right" brand of conservatism, which has been linked to white nationalism and other extreme positions.
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Polling from Yale suggests that 29 percent of people are now "alarmed" about record wildfires, floods, hurricanes, and other extreme impacts of a warming planet, compared to 14 percent who felt that way back in 2013.
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The other extreme rejects any compromise on health care or immigration, and so may be tarred by a government shutdown or a default that would make the beginning of World War I look rational and benign.
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People are depending on fewer species for food, said the U.N.'s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), leaving production systems susceptible to shocks like pests or disease, droughts and other extreme weather events due to climate change.
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It's also been associated with other extreme incidents: A QAnon believer who blocked a road near Hoover Dam in 2018 with what authorities called a "homemade armored car" filled with weaponry was later indicted on terrorism charges.
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As Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria have demonstrated along with our ongoing wildfires and other extreme events it is going to be a very rough transition to a more secure, sustainable world, if we can manage that.
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At the other extreme, some problems can be solved with near 100 percent accuracy with a very small training set, because the problem being modeled is relatively simple, with few dimensions to track and few variations in outcome.
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Scientists did not prescribe solutions for the many catastrophes — typhoons, droughts, flooding, and other extreme weather events — that the report mentions, nor did they weigh in on the fraught political environment the US currently faces regarding climate change.
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Shulamith CohnJerusalem To the Editor: I do not know how you fix anti-Semitism, other forms of religious persecution, racism, misogyny, homophobia or any other extreme prejudice that forms the basis of hatred and ultimately discrimination and violence.
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A disastrous hurricane season combined with wildfires and other extreme weather events inflicted a record-setting toll on the U.S. in 2017, with 16 billion-dollar weather and climate events costing a total of $306 billion in damage.
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As hundreds of firefighters and some two dozen air tankers battle Canada's massive wildfires, scientists and other experts say prolonged modern droughts and climate change are creating a new perfect storm of super fires and other extreme weather events.
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Climate science studies couldn't be more clear in showing that we're running out of time to make the emissions cuts that would avoid sharp rises in sea levels, more frequent and severe heat waves, and other extreme weather events.
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There is more water vapor in a warmer atmosphere, and many other extreme rainfall events both nationwide and worldwide (including, very nearby, the Louisiana flood of just a year ago) have been shown to be amplified as a consequence.
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At the other extreme, a few months back, I attended a "premiere" of a virtual reality "film" at which people were seated in rows with goggles pressed to their eyes, each one nodding and twisting in a private reverie.
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A psychiatrist's assessment written in December 2016 said that Breivik "is more conspiratorial", wanted contact in jail with other extreme right-wingers and to form a fascist party with radicals on the outside to spread his views, he said.
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At the other extreme, Best Buy Co Inc on Thursday gave a lower-than-expected full-year outlook, blaming tariffs and uncertainty about future consumer behavior, sending its stock down 8% and extending its loss to 17% in August.
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"Whether it's UBI, mortgage/rent/loan suspensions, or other means, if we do not act quickly many people will go hungry, be driven out of their homes, or confront other extreme harms," Ocasio-Cortez said on Twitter on Monday.
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Now, with Ainslie gone to his own team, the Oracle skipper, Jimmy Spithill, and the team's deep-pocketed owner, Larry Ellison, will have to rely on other extreme measures in hopes of again turning the tide against the Kiwis.
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In other climate news, floods, landslides, cyclones and other extreme weather events have displaced seven million people in the first half of this year, putting 2019 on track to become the most disastrous year since at least 2003. 3.
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If you're planning an epic trip to the slopes this winter, or are venturing off to someplace warm for surfing or some other extreme adventure, now's your chance to snag a GoPro on sale so you can capture it all.
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A close reading of this book should also, however, have the effect of cautioning voters not to let their disgust at such fakery push them to the other extreme, searching, above all, for the candidate who exhibits the most spontaneous persona.
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And while the marketing industry has recently been justifiably occupied with preventing their ads from appearing next to videos promoting hate and other extreme content on YouTube, ad blocking remains a massive issue, said Keith Weed, chief marketing officer at Unilever.
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It's been a landmark year for VR. Major headsets like the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive are finally (slowly) getting into homes, while on the other extreme, Cardboard headsets are finding their way into more and more bags / backpacks / purses.
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At the other extreme, in the 19th century, the Whig Party and then the Republicans, who succeeded the Whigs as the principal competitors to Democrats in the 1850s, frequently nominated as their presidential candidates military generals without any previous political experience.
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"After going from a totally public system to the other extreme in 1981, now we are moving towards a middle ground that combines individual savings, state spending and contributions from employers," said Mr. Bravo, of the Catholic University of Chile.
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But Nik is going to an extreme to prove a point; that at the other extreme is a dystopian vision along the lines of the Pixar movie Wall-E, where humanity has devolved into fat, useless lumps catered to by robots.
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With high-tech drills, ROVs and submersibles, pressurized collection tubes, the latest DNA technology and computer modeling, the researchers have explored volcanoes, diamond mines, deep-sea hot springs, underwater mud volcanoes and other extreme sites beneath our oceans and continents.
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At the other extreme, lawyers for the plaintiffs in Espinoza — parents who wish to keep their children in a private, Christian school — push a radical theory of the government's obligations to religious institutions in their brief to the Supreme Court.
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The big data revolution has also helped spawn a new field of attribution science, which allows researchers to say what kind of a role warming played in a heat wave, wildfire, hurricane, or other extreme event, often in near real-time.
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Then we decided we had to change something else and we decided we'd go to the other end of the spectrum, the other extreme, and just find a word that everyone knew, was easy to spell, ideally one syllable, nothing complicated.
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Summertime dressing can go one of two ways: Either you underestimate the humidity factor and wear a "summer knit" that you regret immediately, or you opt for the other extreme with a look that's almost NSFW (which doesn't exactly fly for most situations).
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Crossbeam Summary Dashboard (Screenshot: Crossbeam) Crossbeam Summary Dashboard (Screenshot: Crossbeam) He added that there is danger in the age of GDPR and the upcoming California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) in oversharing of data, but at the other extreme is not sharing at all.
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While some features of Avicranium's noggin betray its status as an early offshoot from the reptile line (like its ear bones), there are plenty of other extreme modifications that make Avicranium look like it should show up at your backyard bird feeder.
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At the other extreme, Rob has been reading about new information that's come to light about how Oxycontin was marketed, and what Purdue Pharma executives knew about its role in the escalating opioid epidemic, and all the people that enabled their recklessness.
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Unlike so many other extreme doom recordings, there are no histrionic throwaway syllables here, no endless misery or self-loathing; intense emotion (specifically negative emotion) is obviously an important, intrinsic doom metal hallmark, but as Usnea shows, despair and grief take many forms.
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She can write superbly, and among Easy's people in Gugulethu, she crafts a close sense of place that rivals the work of Katherine Boo — although her work is at the other extreme to Boo's, because of van der Leun's presence within it.
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More than 20 million people are uprooted every year by floods, storms, landslides and other extreme winter conditions, with the vast majority of such displacement occurring in the Asia-Pacific region, according to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
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YouTube: The company will remove thousands of videos that push neo-Nazism, white supremacy, and other extreme ideologies, the latest attempt in Silicon Valley to stem hate speech amid growing criticism of the industry's delayed reaction to the spread of misinformation and invective.
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At the other extreme are games that weight purchased loot boxes and other microtransactions in a way that gives a significant advantage to bought items — or even locks away extremely desirable characters in loot boxes with lottery-like odds against getting them.
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" He swung to the other extreme, declaring after Singapore that the nuclear threat from the North was over — a statement even his most loyal aides have not repeated — and that he and one of the world's most notorious dictators "fell in love.
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It's very difficult to control or analyze how much of the silver is ionized, so a patient has no way of knowing how much active silver they're ingesting or applying—rendering it either useless or, on the other extreme, so potent it results in argyria.
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The link between climate change and hurricanes is not as simple as the link between climate change and other extreme weather events, like heat waves and droughts, scientists say — in part because, compared with those other events, the sample size of hurricanes is small.
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First off, the science on how hurricanes will transform as the climate changes isn't as clear cut as the science on how global warming will impact other extreme weather events, like heatwave risk or drought, James Kossin, an atmospheric research scientist at NOAA, says.
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Sporting story mode with additional strategic elements with a slightly cut-down version of other Extreme Vs. games, it's a good game in its own right that can give both new players and diehard Gundam fans a look at a new world of 3D fighters.
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Michael F. Wehner, a senior staff scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, said it was not possible to quantify precisely the likelihood that climate change is having an impact on forest fires, as can now be done with other extreme-weather events such as heat waves.
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The havoc initially wreaked by Hurricane Harvey and set to be further exacerbated in the near future by other extreme weather episodes has taken its toll on the oil market with the spread between WTI and Brent prices gapping out to its widest level since May 2015.
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The details: The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration document states that the impacts of nearly 7°F of global warming would be severe, including "increases in mortality and morbidity due to excessive heat and other extreme weather events" and the swamping of cities due to sea level rise.
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Although the 12-week limit is more restrictive than the limits set in many other Western countries, most analysts had previously believed that the Irish Parliament, generally conservative and cautious, would support decriminalization only in cases of rape, incest, a risk to the mother and other extreme circumstances.
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It would stop EPA scientists and engineers from factoring in the real costs of intense storms, flooding and other extreme weather that cause billions of dollars of damage, like the droughts that spurred wildfires in the west and the Nor'easters on steroids that have been barraging New England.
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On the regulatory front, that would mean not allowing the financial imbalances that led up to the 2008 crisis to occur again, but also not going to the other extreme with excessive regulations that prevent Wall Street from providing much-needed safe assets to a global economy hungry for them.
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David W. Titley, a professor of meteorology at Pennsylvania State University who was chairman of a National Academies committee that looked at developments in the field of climate-change attribution, said that at this point studies of heat waves and other extreme-temperature events appeared to produce the most reliable assessments.
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Films like A Quiet Place and Bird Box have gone to the other extreme by inverting this overstimulation, while Netflix's recent forays into the genre have signaled a return to a more traditional, kitschy horror that has brought us the campy Babysitter and that film where Jake Gyllenhaal is haunted by some paintings.
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There was also a snap-on time-code system that you can use to sync your footage (announced last week, but still new), a mount for kids' toys from Fisher-Price and add-ons for tracking your route and vital statistics when parasailing, skiing and other extreme activities — you get the general idea.
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We can continue to depend on fossil fuels like we have in the past, endure more flooding and other extreme weather, put more lives in danger, and get more money in the pockets of coal and oil executives, or we can face the facts and redouble efforts to grow our low-carbon economy.
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He still has a lot of growing up to do, yet he shares this Euro with men at the other extreme when it comes to age: The Hungarian goalkeeper Gabor Kiraly turned 40 in April; the Portuguese defender Ricardo Carvalho is 38; Iceland's Eidur Gudjohnsen is 37; and Sweden's Zlatan Ibrahimovic is 34.
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The Internal Displacement Monitoring Center, which compiles data from governments, United Nations humanitarian agencies and media reports, concluded in a report published Thursday that floods, landslides, cyclones and other extreme weather events temporarily displaced more people in the first half of this year than during the same period in any other year.
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The Internal Displacement Monitoring Center, which compiles data from governments, United Nations humanitarian agencies and media reports, concluded in a report published Thursday that floods, landslides, cyclones and other extreme weather events temporarily displaced more people in the first half of this year than during the same period in any other year.
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At the other extreme is a different trauma, normal only for the famous: Folks who camp outside of Swift's Manhattan apartment building and shriek as she exits; who, upon seeing her backstage, tearfully come apart; who so adore her that they need her as an unwitting accessory to their surprise marriage proposal.
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Meanwhile, the NRA and others continued to push for Stand Your Ground and other extreme laws — not in the interest of public safety, but to allow people to take matters into their own hands, and using racially charged language invoking imagery of the black criminal, "thug" or "gangbanger" from which whites must be protected.
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Though scientists still warn that it's inaccurate to speak of weather events being "caused" by climate change — weather always has multiple causes — better climate models, more powerful computers, and refined methodologies now allow researchers to quantify how climate change has increased the likelihood or severity of heat waves, droughts, deluges, and other extreme events.
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But on his new album, "Views," which was released in April and has spent 10 of the past 11 weeks atop the Billboard album chart, he pushed himself to the other extreme: Not only is he leaning more heavily into singing but he is also refashioning his sing-rap hybrid as global pop music.
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" Car companies marketed SUVs towards these people with advertisements featuring SUVs dominating roads, climbing boulders, and other extreme feats even though, by the auto industry's own research, somewhere between one and 13 percent of SUV owners actually drove their vehicles off-road, and most of those who said they did considered flat dirt roads "off-roading.
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"If there's any sort of hitch in delivering, if there's any sort of political issue, or if any of the other … extreme political projections that we've been talking about, either a trade war or any other sort of conflict, [start] to arise, I think you could see yields drop very quickly with very little stimulus," Kohli said.
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The 19th century Germans, including Trump's grandfather Frederick, left their homes after a number of chilly winters and cool summers, as well as other extreme weather events such as droughts and floods, said Rüdiger Glaser, a professor at the University of Freiburg and lead-author of the study published today in the journal Climate of the Past.
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Myers sees the popularity of Ask A Porn Star as a piece of the rise of "normal" porn performers like Sasha Grey, who stood in contrast to the more outré stars who gained mainstream popularity in the 1990s, like Jenna Jameson, the epitome of the big-breasted blonde archetype, and the hirsute, rotund Ron Jeremy, who represented the other extreme pornstar stockplayer.
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Last week's tactic is based on Section 202(c) of the Federal Power Act, which holds that under certain emergency circumstances (such as wartime or other extreme fluctuations in electric energy demand or supply), the Energy Secretary may order temporary facility connections and adjustments to the generation, delivery, interchange or transmission of electricity appropriate to the crisis and public interest.
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Compare this to Ford, which has been testing its self-driving cars for a while now and is set to tackle snow and other extreme conditions, or to Mercedes, which just announced a new E-class sedan headed into production that can not only take the wheel on highways but also automatically avoid collisions, communicate with other cars and brake ahead of an impending collision with a car or pedestrian.
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According to the document, the US will see an uptick in wildfires, floods, and other extreme-weather events; disease-carrying insects may roam more freely in a warmer climate; energy will become harder to produce; industries from agriculture to tourism will be hurt, ultimately costing the economy up to hundreds of billions of dollars; and all of this will wind up hurting poor and nonwhite communities most of all.
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