"Perceived biological threat is tied to a perceived cultural threat."
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How we may be perceived is different [from how other people are perceived].
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The takeaway: How Trump's tweets get perceived are a reflection of how he is perceived.
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Their perceived warmth elicits affection and support, while their perceived incompetence elicits disrespect and neglect.
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They became angry at perceived threats to their party, and enthusiastic about its perceived successes.
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They weigh the perceived social benefits of the innovation against the perceived dangers (physical, financial and moral).
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Attributes perceived positively by Democratic voters:Attributes perceived negatively by Democratic voters:NoneRead more about Tim Ryan's campaign here.
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It's not Trump's enormous perceived power that gives him control over reality — it's his perceived lack of power.
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This creates an endless feedback loop between how a person wants to be perceived and how they are perceived.
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People like me and Max who have never been perceived as a group are suddenly perceived as a group.
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I might still be perceived as a gentrifier, but at least I might not be perceived as ONLY that.
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Meanwhile, asian faces were perceived as female, regardless of gender, and black faces were perceived as male, regardless of gender.
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This leads to regressive policies that further reward the perceived winners and punish the perceived losers based on income level.
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The capacity to give birth or to make food from one's body; perceived intellectual, physical, or sexual superiority; perceived intimacy with the natural world, animals, and plants; perceived self-sufficiency in a faith or in a community.
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They were also perceived as conservatives and I'm convinced that being perceived as a progressive politically is the ultimate sheep's clothing.
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One thing that's always been really weird is how we're perceived in the States compared to how we're perceived over here.
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I can't just do slapstick, because it could be perceived in a way that I don't want it to be perceived.
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Even in unisex salons, customers perceived to be female are often expected to pay more than those perceived to be male.
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He seemed to know they were perceived as sexist by the other sharks, and would be perceived the same way by viewers.
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It's the whole idea that if there is a perceived delay or perceived incremental difficulty on what the market believes is coming.
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His supporters seem to applaud this fighting reaction to any perceived slight (although mocking Mr. James's intelligence might be perceived as racist).
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Would you rather be perceived to be pretentious, while actually being authentic, or be perceived to be authentic, while actually being pretentious?
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"The structure also exists to defend what is perceived to be evil, or what was perceived as evil in WWII," she says.
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The watchdog concluded in its report that Nowrouzzadeh's "perceived political opinions, perceived association with former administrations, and her perceived national origin played at least some role in the expressed opinions that" the employee should not remain in the assigned office.
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Suitably for a film about performers, it frames itself around how they try to be perceived and then react to actually being perceived.
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Some psychologists separate power, defined as the control of valued resources, into two concepts: power perceived as freedom, and power perceived as responsibility.
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The experiment revealed that administering testosterone increases men's preference for status brands, compared with brands of similar perceived quality but lower perceived status.
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"Democrats have a problem, not just in being perceived as liberal, but that liberal often ends up being perceived as weak," Lake said.
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Attributes perceived positively by Democratic voters:Grew up middle class (+36.3%)Lawyer (+2.9%)Attributes perceived negatively by Democratic voters:NoneRead more about Julian Castro's campaign here.
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These concerns focus on America's perceived retreat from the world, often compared with China's perceived discipline, planning and increasing influence and power across the globe.
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There is a great deal in common between the trend toward vilifying mothers for perceived parenting transgressions and vilifying people for perceived flawed political opinions.
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So if a woman is perceived on the left as a hawk, she'll be perceived as not communal and that's going to really cost her.
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It's perceived as really valuable because it's so secure and it's got a finite number of units and that is part of the perceived value.
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There is a difference between being perceived of as original and being accepted, even loved for it, and being perceived as different and resented for it.
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But even within that context, what I look like: I will always be perceived and am perceived and perceive myself as a black woman in America.
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Voters, whether voluntarily or involuntarily, assess the perceived costs to voting vis-à-vis its perceived gains when deciding whether or not to cast a ballot.
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Attributes perceived positively by Democratic voters:Grew up middle class (+36.3%)Activist (+28.3%)Attributes perceived negatively by Democratic voters:Large social media following (-7.3%)Little time in government (-22.2%)
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The report revealed that senior political appointees ended the assignment of a career employee on perceived political view, association with the prior administration, and perceived national origin.
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For example, only 38 percent of those who saw a fear face alone, posed by Martin Landau, perceived it as "fear" (56 percent perceived the facial expression as surprise), while 66 percent who read the scenario alone or saw the face in the context of the scenario perceived fear.
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I'm more aware of how my culture—or the culture I'm immediately surrounded by—how that's perceived in places, versus how other cultures are perceived in other places.
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RUBIO: As you perceived it, while he hoped you did away with it, you perceived it as an order, given the setting, the position, and some of the circumstances?
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Part of it may be the so-called expert halo, which causes people to blindly defer to the perceived authority in the group instead of communicating about perceived dangers.
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" -- and more related to perceived ability -- "Can I?
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The response was swift and visceral: audiences and critics alike objected to what they perceived as the film's problematic depiction of race, and its perceived redeeming narrative around Nazi Germany.
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"While it is a stereotype—women who model are perceived as attractive but also perceived as less intelligent or lacking skill—of course, this is not true," Newton-Francis said.
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Attributes perceived positively by Democratic voters:Activist (+28.3%)Ivy League education (+6.7%)Attributes perceived negatively by Democratic voters:Foundation owner (-3.5%)Business owner (-11.4%)Little time in government (-22.2%)Grew up rich (
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" She too knows what it is to be Othered: "I was constantly refracting myself through multiple mirrors, wondering who I was perceived to be by others, how I perceived myself.
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Nor can structural correlations provide a reliable bearing: Odors with similar chemical structures can be perceived as very different, and odors with very different chemical structures can be perceived as similar.
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"Although the perceived regulatory burden declined in many of the economies where the EBRD invests (between 2010-17), the perceived transparency of government policymaking did not generally improve," the report said.
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It's a way for governments to address two things: perceived foreign influence over their domestic technology spheres, and perceived risks of foreign governments using investments and acquisitions to access sensitive data.
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Other studies done on supplementation and skin color were small and didn't include placebo-controlled groups, nor did they look at supplementation's effects on perceived attractiveness, perceived health, and actual health.
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Memories, behaviors, attitudes, perceived age – all can switch together.
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Just spacejunk in sky I only perceived as blue.
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When weaknesses -- real or perceived -- show up, people notice.
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" Rosenberg added, "He's not being perceived as a leftist.
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" - Annie, 30 "Perceived every tiny thing as an insult.
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I was not perceived as a feminist when I'm With the Band came out, and in fact I was perceived as submissive to men, and that's just because they got it wrong.
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In a 2015 study, participants were randomly divided into "perceived control" and "no perceived control" groups and then shown a video of mitral valve surgery, which is known to trigger vasovagal syncope.
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Research into Rugby League has shown that black players are pushed out to the wings because of their perceived speed, or outside-back and second row positions because of their perceived strength.
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Attributes perceived positively by Democratic voters:Armed forces veteran (+17.1%)Won office in a blue state (+16.7%)Attributes perceived negatively by Democratic voters:Grew up rich (-41.8%)Read more about Tulsi Gabbard's campaign here.
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Emotions such as helplessness, fear, horror, guilt, and shame, perceived lack of support, perceived life threat, family history of mental illness, personal history of mental illness and prior trauma are also predictors.
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A central challenge is that it's difficult for women to be perceived as both competent and likable: If they're seen as competent, they're grating nags, while if they're perceived as nice, they're airheads.
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The perceived cost of getting a new email, opening it, reading it, and replying to it is, for whatever reasons, higher for most people than the perceived cost of receiving a text message.
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" Part of this experimentation also stemmed from a lack of desire to be perceived as a woman: "I felt that if I dressed femininely, I would be perceived more strongly as a woman.
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Perceived 'snub' Even before Thursday's revelations, Trudeau's week-long trip has generated negative press, due in part to his perceived "snub" by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who he has yet to meet.
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The State Department improperly retaliated against a career diplomat based on her "perceived political views, association with former administrations, and perceived national origin," according to a report from the Office of Inspector General.
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Perceived as a valuable three-and-D player, if he's perceived at all, Hood has also shown a ball-handling ability that allows him to create shot opportunities for himself and his teammates.
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Beyoncé's message was unspoken, though still perceived as a threat.
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With a fee, the perceived value of this service increases.
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For some, sex work is perceived as synonymous with victimhood.
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"outsiders" are blamed, and what constitutes the community's perceived ideological
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This is about perceived job losses on account of automation.
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It's an allegiance born of perceived ideological and moral necessity.
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Bartholomew's was a medical hospital treating the sick, the perceived
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Credit spreads typically widen when perceived risk of default rises.
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Was Eric Holder perceived to be loyal to Barack Obama?
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She has plenty of perceived flaws that could be exploited.
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Biden is winning the perceived electability game, according to Monmouth.
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Petrov's perceived "foreignness" explains part of his appeal, said Leibold.
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That's how the story is perceived in Hong Kong, anyway.
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Yeah, perceived exactly like a hula hoop, like a fad.
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The fallout from the note just reinforced their perceived otherness.
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It imposes costs on perceived American aggression, while avoiding escalation.
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Still, the place is perceived as dirty, marginalized and segregated.
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Now the Supreme Court is perceived to be partisan, too.
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Come primary day, Trump Republicans may remember such perceived apostasy.
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Women perceived Ayala's behavior in different ways, per the Times.
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Being perceived as different makes people vulnerable, Ms. Zadic said.
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IARC decided that Ahlbom had a perceived conflict of interest.
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They remain tainted by years of mismanagement and perceived graft.
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Indian politics is expensive, and donors disproportionately reward perceived winners.
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You need construction to counteract a perceived unravelling of humanity.
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There's another potential way to avoid vasovagal syncope: perceived control.
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That is because it could be perceived as a bailout.
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These manipulations, in turn, affect the way we are perceived.
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Because usually being an outsider is perceived as being lonely.
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Other perceived safe havens such government bonds also fared well.
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That was perceived at the time to be a cataclysm.
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A solid global economy needs a platform of perceived safety.
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Yeah, the Times is perceived to be like Harvard, right?
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Worse, they unfairly perceived those Black applicants as being pushy.
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Yet Mr Johnson's incompetence is balanced by his perceived electability.
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Drugs put me where I perceived everyone else to be.
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Maybe nothing moved, but my brain perceived that it had.
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They're about not wanting to be perceived as a racist.
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Rihanna's perceived string of casual flings is some women's #relationshipgoals.
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North Korea's perceived need for nuclear weapons will never change.
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Utilities, perceived as safer equity assets, were the only gainers.
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Lashings and fines were also used to punish perceived violators.
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A man who takes every slight -- real or perceived -- personally.
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There's also the matter of Gregg's perceived lack of accountability.
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Now the enemy is perceived political correctness imposed by Berlin.
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Perez's perceived qualities could easily be switched out for Ellison's.
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I always challenged perceived notions of traditional gender roles anyway.
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Even small perceived infractions were met with a violent response.
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The president responds to perceived attacks against him on twitter.
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That is because equities were perceived to be more risky.
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Other potential buyers perceived the institutional decrepitude as a drawback.
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Trump received great support in perceived and outwardly racist language.
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My strong voice and firm stance are perceived as 'bitchiness.
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That will change now that she's perceived as a frontrunner.
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It's perceived as drier, too complicated, less interesting to viewers.
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Attacks on those perceived as Arab rose even more sharply.
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But some also harbor troubling views about their perceived oppressors.
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This internalized and perceived stigma manifests itself in dangerous ways.
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He was perceived as the perpetrator, so they opened fire.
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They want perceived value that is higher than the price.
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So the crop is being perceived as smaller and smaller.
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To urban blacks, he was perceived as insensitive, or worse.
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By focusing on perceived security threats, Erdogan could rally support.
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Perceived military advantage naturally emboldens China to settle old scores.
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After all, everyone loves to bash (other people's perceived) hypocrisy.
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The candidates were distinct in age, experience and perceived potential.
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But what about perceived links and presence of the right?
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It's common to end up fixating on these perceived failures.
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These days, ideology is perceived as shorthand for personality types.
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I would say [they] almost never perceived them as art.
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Their perceived drawbacks say a lot about Mr. Trump's priorities.
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However that doesn't mean it won't be perceived that way.
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Or the poor may arm first out of perceived necessity.
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But perceived threats often drive new subscriptions to media companies.
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From the beginning, because she perceived me as hostile, presumably.
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That's how a lot of people perceived me growing up.
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They were tired of worrying about how they were perceived.
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People who took sick days were perceived as lacking commitment.
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He called out what he perceived as the administration's incompetence.
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Rhetoric has power; it affects attitudes, behavior and perceived obligations.
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Our emotions imbue our perceived universe with valence and color.
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Both men lash out at their critics and perceived enemies.
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Men, meanwhile, were perceived to be better at taking risks.
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"A rival has to be a perceived threat," Tyler said.
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Plus, there wasn't always a perceived need to help women.
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Mr. Mulvaney's job has been perceived as being in jeopardy.
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Some of Robbins's perceived failures were dear to his heart.
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It also changed how he was perceived outside the building.
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Because of perceived societal prejudice, they live in repressed silence.
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Perceived safer investments such as bonds and gold were higher.
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But he is also sensitive to slights, perceived and real.
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In truth, most perceived risks aren't that risky at all.
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Her classmates, she said, have long perceived her as feminine.
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Injustice, real or perceived, is then attributed to that group.
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Often, they are perceived, correctly or not, to be Muslim.
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Meantime, some of the president's perceived nemeses have done well.
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She can be sensitive about how her work is perceived.
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Maybe they're perceived as more risky, which is a shame.
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Bannon battled continuously with perceived opponents of his "nationalist" agenda.
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Closing Guantanamo was once perceived as a bipartisan moral imperative.
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That is not how you deal with a perceived concern.
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They would have had to be perceived as good partners.
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They know their efforts are often perceived as controversial showboating.
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Israel has responded to this perceived threat militarily and politically.
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Perform, and be perceived as a shill for the league.
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Bernie Sanders' perceived weakest points and her strongest: foreign policy.
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Check in on how Rocky is perceived in his hometown.
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And Lawless argues this is the product of perceived bias.
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Its perceived harmony offers some contrast to our constructed world.
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The sentencing reform movement grew out of this perceived injustice.
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Some perceived it as bothersome, others appeared to enjoy it.
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Attributes perceived positively by Democratic voters:Grew up middle class (+36.3%)Ivy League educated (+6.7%)Attributes perceived negatively by Democratic voters:Business owner (-11.4%)Little time in government (-22.2%)Read more about John Delaney's campaign here.
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Attributes perceived positively by Democratic voters:Ivy League educated (+6.7%)Attributes perceived negatively by Democratic voters:Won office in a red state (-1.6%)Business owner (-11.4%)Grew up rich (-41.8%)Read more about Beto O'Rourke's campaign here.
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However, the above perceived "negatives" aren't always hard and fast truths.
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Participants rated their perceived exertion and had their heart rates measured.
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Left or right, people also perceived science as a useful endeavor:
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Hungary is still perceived by many as a pretty gloomy place.
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Racism, plus the perceived whiteness of country music's history and demographic.
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But Democrats should not do so because of perceived partisan gain.
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"Sales is perceived as a career for the leftovers," Mansuri said.
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However, that price could change depending on perceived demand from investors.
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So the important thing is to make it perceived as rational?
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"(Refugees) come here and they are perceived as victims," Kate says.
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The press and the public perceived the five boys as criminals.
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But it's that perceived challenge that allows these two to thrive.
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The president's vengeance against his perceived enemies is far from over.
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Prime Minister Conte is perceived by many as a weak figurehead.
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I guess, so, people perceived that as him having weighed in.
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Where are you from and how is mental illness perceived there?
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"Foregone gains are less painful than perceived losses," the three wrote.
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And calmly, he asked dancers to push past their perceived limits.
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" That's a mark of perceived quality; thanks, "wisdom of the crowd.
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But in a state where the DNC's perceived slight against Sen.
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Purchases are done at what are perceived to be opportune moments.
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They just wanted ... He is somebody who was perceived as strong.
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It's targeting anyone who's perceived to be critical of President Duterte.
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Still, Starbucks has moved to close any perceived gap on service.
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The patent office is perceived to be rubber-stamping obvious technologies.
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Using props really increases the perceived value of their service. Surprise!
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These provisions dramatically reduce any perceived risk of a disappointing IPO.
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Sensitivities to holding on to power and perceived police aggression persist.
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Some perceived it as lacking transparency, fueling widespread anger in Charlotte.
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He said he's often perceived as a criminal for no reason.
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Android is perceived as untrustworthy in large part because it is.
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This emotional pull is combined with a perceived lack of alternatives.
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Female employees merely "perceived" the "glass ceiling looming overhead," he wrote.
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At least this is who they are perceived to be between.
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Those same traits, though, are perceived negatively when found in women.
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Others have complained about the perceived weakening of checks and balances.
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Johnson studied the Clinton transition to learn from its perceived failures.
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Minutes later, he went further to set up a perceived scenario.
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He's actions were perceived as violations of scientific and ethical norms.
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A perceived win by Clinton in the first debate on Sept.
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Christie backed Trump before it was perceived as a political imperative.
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Commenters expressed bewilderment and anger over Kendall's perceived "less natural" look.
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These obstacles, both real and perceived, often slow down export efforts.
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Employee morale has been greatly affected by perceived inefficiencies and inequities.
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Many of those residents perceived that crime was on the rise.
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And any perceived encroachment on the territory's freedoms provokes loud protests.
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Populism referred not to content but to "people" against perceived oppressors.
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Make time to reflect on how you want to be perceived.
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María: The Latin music bucket is perceived as being primarily Spanish.
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That's between him and his constituents on how they perceived it.
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It would have been perceived as being unhinged, because it is.
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Is it a response to Facebook's perceived role in the election?
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What did change was how the passengers perceived the world below.
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"This could be perceived as an affront to chess," he says.
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It wasn't about their ability, but their perceived ability. Right. Right.
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If manhood is a construct, what about its perceived essential qualities?
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SOMETIMES it is perceived as a figment of the far future.
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The perceived similarities between the two actors even spawned some memes.
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However, I'm worried that not participating will affect how I'm perceived.
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Happily, a perceived downside of adopting the euro was also overblown.
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It will be difficult, they are perceived as a distressed seller.
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The Remain campaign is the epitome of this perceived insider culture.
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They bucked against the conformity they perceived in the art world.
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"For me, it doesn't matter how luxury is perceived," Deters said.
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Police say they will conduct an investigation into any perceived shortcomings.
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They have perceived not outreach from Obama's White House but condescension.
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The president is wise to reject perceived pressure to "excoriate" Putin.
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The "L" is meant to parody the perceived stigma against lobbying.
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Extending Chinese control is a way to stave off perceived threats.
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The fact is, no one in Yemen is consistently perceived as
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SC: My music is basically perceived as folk or softer rock.
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They were perceived as nepotistic — trying to advantage their own group.
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At every stage, Trump has been driven by these perceived snubs.
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Decreases in perceived harm is directly associated with increased drug-taking.
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To not do so could be perceived as a specific slight.
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This has inspired a tradition of storytelling around its perceived mysticism.
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It was largely perceived to be a piece of opposition research.
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And it will be certainly perceived in this country as welfare.
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Among those ages 2202 to 2628, marijuana's perceived availability also declined.
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And those benefits have been perceived as few and far between.
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Ocasio-Cortez is no less qualified; she's just perceived that way.
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Back then, there was likely no perceived value to black items.
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How can a bag of clothes have so little perceived value?
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This was a change from the way he'd been perceived before.
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In China, you're often perceived as super rich if you're Western.
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He tweets with unrestrained contempt for his perceived enemies in Bitcoin.
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Entertainment is perceived as less consequential, more fluffy, and more female.
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He consciously makes an effort to be perceived as materially modest.
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But he said perceived links between YPG and PKK create problems.
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Through different eyes, might that poise be perceived as a liability?
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Stocks traditionally perceived as defensive plays such as tobacco makers fell.
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Others would follow, rushing to currencies still perceived as relatively safe.
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"Space mining could be more realistic than perceived," the report said.
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And what started as perceived scarcity becomes actual scarcity, Taylor said.
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And the person who has been perceived to have been slighted?
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That practice has nothing to do with race or perceived subservience.
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But they are worried about perceived association with the United States.
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It is perceived as misleading, even patronizing, by the general public.
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That was then compared with how assertive others perceived them as.
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"People who swear are perceived to be more honest," says Bergen.
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Meanwhile, men are perceived as smarter and more authoritative than women.
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These sites are now legion, and their perceived value is understandable.
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Trump is also, like Putin, widely perceived as an authoritarian strongman.
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But I wondered how the détente has been perceived in China.
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Often, the report notes, execution of perceived "threats" wasn't the objective.
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The premium cosmetic is 90% perceived value, and 10% material benefit.
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But until now, it was not clear how mosquitoes perceived it.
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She just perceived things differently, with different nerve and different guts.
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He pursues perceived personal enemies and critics with an obsessive vengeance.
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So for that matter is Ms. Pelosi, whatever her perceived liabilities.
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Ambition should be perceived as a positive attribute, regardless of gender.
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He didn't care anything about my health or any perceived limitations.
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"The problem is they are perceived to be anchoring," he said.
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The assertion of motherhood as sacrifice comes with a perceived glorification.
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Have you ever perceived bias in the textbooks you have used?
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Governments around the world have begun responding to the perceived threat.
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"It is a brand that is uniquely perceived overseas," he said.
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The killings sparked mass demonstrations against the perceived impunity to corruption.
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The sense of insecurity I perceived from some was, frankly, disheartening.
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" Or, if their perceived flaw is their lips, "Lip filler check!
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Hollywood still mostly employs actors who can be perceived as cis.
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Did that hurt how the public perceived what the law did?
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He's removed perceived enemies while installing political loyalists to key posts.
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And that is not working out well for its perceived legitimacy.
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They are fed up with the government's perceived incompetence and corruption.
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Investors fled to the perceived safety of gold and government debt.
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But in less-privileged countries you'll be perceived as extremely affluent.
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Then there is the perceived need to wait for FDA approval.
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One was the perceived dither and incompetence of the outgoing government.
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But the same food can be perceived differently by two individuals.
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Many took low-wage service sector jobs they perceived as demeaning.
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Unfortunately, the Arianators perceived a slight where one did not exist.
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And he is not the only Democratic candidate perceived as electable.
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Tracking activity levels can help people overcome perceived barriers to exercise.
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Protests began in April against Ortega's perceived corrupt and authoritarian regime.
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Other payment methods were perceived as easier and quicker to use.
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And those worried about how they'll be perceived can stop fretting.
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It is always for women, and perceived to be against men.
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Sanders' rivals are trying to loosen his perceived grip on Latinos.
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"I think the English perceived us a punk band," says French.
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My brain tends to obsess over perceived flaws in my appearance.
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If you have perceived a change in odor, see your doctor.
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Would they go along with him because of his perceived popularity?
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The hostilities he perceived were subtle, the signs of disrespect unspoken.
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He kills anyone who's perceived as a threat to his queen.
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All the women were white to control for perceived cultural similarity.
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There's always the chance of something perceived as worse coming along.
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Do you want to be perceived as a modest young mom?
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That doesn't mean that Glossier is perceived as an everywoman's company.
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German bunds — another perceived safe-haven asset class — also fell on Wednesday.
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There's a perceived stigma and I've seen my friends struggle with it.
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With his software background, however, he quickly perceived the firm's big problem.
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The key is to realize that you can push these perceived limits.
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Ballet has traditionally been perceived as a white and exclusionary art form.
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Your perceived nature is your enemy: Fickle woman, uneducated minority, dumb kid.
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No business wants to enable or be perceived as enabling sex trafficking.
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It's just a hobby, not a perceived refuge for awkward, obsessive fans.
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He had this warning too: Your perceived liberties are never a given.
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Then, states strove to overcome "particularism"; now the perceived enemy is multiculturalism.
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The moment went viral due to the perceived side-eye from Bey.
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But he was alarmed by what he perceived as a glaring hypocrisy.
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Perceived as being "unclean," Dalits are considered untouchable by the higher castes.
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Now, he's clearly worried that Facebook could be perceived as undermining democracy.
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British population growth is not generally perceived to benefit British-born people.
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Perceived failure, on the other hand, is likely to lead to ouster.
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"He didn't want to be perceived as weak or targeted," says Chris.
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Rocket Fuel 21 was perceived as perhaps a bit adversarial to agencies.
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It is perceived of as a greater concern than the refugee crisis.
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This changes with a perceived betrayal: Post-coitus, Alan cleans Nadia's home.
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In a corporate setting, kindness can be perceived as a feminine trait.
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These folks are often perceived as kind, generous, and trustworthy, she says.
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But the desire to communicate without perceived restriction isn't unique to teens.
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Next, the museum records Nixon fulminating against perceived tormentors in the press.
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What's perceived as aggression by her male peers is really Naomi's ambition.
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The same perceived hypocrisy was the alleged reason for cutting UNRWA funding.
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Our truths are experienced and perceived differently by other participants and observers.
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Sen. Ted Cruz grilled Zuckerberg on perceived anti-conservative bias at Facebook.
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Other polling questions also show an increase in the perceived partisan divide.
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It allowed me to act more feminine without being perceived as female.
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Homelessness, as Kozol perceived, is merely the tip of this colossal iceberg.
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Tech is the haven within the U.S. market, or is perceived such.
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In fact, some sketches have become memes because of their perceived inaccuracy.
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Well alligators were perceived of being endangered 30 or 40 years ago.
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That still doesn't change the perceived threat of Tyrion in Cersei's mind.
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Did it exist to torment other users, defend himself from perceived attackers?
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Still others remain constant but are perceived in ways that keep changing.
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Sometimes that's what courts do -- they get involved and right perceived wrongs.
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"It's perceived by many to be retaliatory," said Chris Dolan, Ferro's attorney.
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That's how I perceived myself because that's what they were telling me.
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Those reasons include an inability, or perceived inability, to pay for insurance.
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He's also perceived as having a sort of 1950s-style patriarchal perspective.
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Trump is not perceived as the most disciplined politician or public figure.
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For example, punishment can sometimes be wildly disproportionate to the perceived offense.
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That invites itself to fewer perceived insiders being part of the event.
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Ellison simply had to fight back against every perceived slight and loss.
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They blame a perceived influx of immigrants, particularly Hispanics, for their woes.
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China's police can respond rapidly to perceived threats to the party's grip.
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The range of perceived "needs" is likely to get wider and wider.
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Conversely, though, women are also quicker to be reprimanded for perceived sternness.
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Could they use your perceived guilt of possession to ensnare the dealer?
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Of course, it's all subject to tone of voice, perceived intentions, etcetera.
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The perceived safe-haven yen benefited from a drop in global equities.
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Advisers also know that the move would be perceived as a gimmick.
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Ram senses that scooters are perceived as being too dangerous in America.
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The US president's letter was perceived as a major insult to Turkey.
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Trump, in particular, has drawn criticism for perceived violations of Twitter's rules.
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First, the industry has always sought to be perceived as politically neutral.
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These assets are traditionally perceived as riskier bets than more established markets.
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I'm not a woman, but I can be perceived as a woman.
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Business travel should be perceived as a company benefit — not a liability.
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Who thought a movie with Wolverine would ever be perceived that way?
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Karl Ewald Hering diagrammed opponent colors as perceived by the human brain.
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I'd just started hormones, but I was being perceived as a woman.
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"Fax is perceived as a secure method of data transmission," says Balmas.
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Generally, there is no gender difference in how stories are perceived here.
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Organ transplantation itself was at first perceived as something out of "Frankenstein".
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Thailand has harsh laws preventing any perceived insult to its royal family.
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At the same time, they perceived the uprights to be farther apart.
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Regrettably, the current encryption debate is perceived as a zero-sum game.
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That's because the perceived risk in a longer-term environment is higher.
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Decades ago, fresh food was less desirable, and even perceived as dangerous.
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There is a perceived difference between killing somebody and letting them die.
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They perceived it as an attack on a fellow Gold Star family.
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Tribal people are perceived to form the bottom rung of that system.
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Mr Bainimarama took the perceived threat more seriously, ordering an army clampdown.
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Last episode, she understood that the Goliaths perceived Carl as the Godfather.
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His entire worldview is founded on a perceived inequality of the sexes.
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Frank worries that if they evacuate, they'll be perceived as being weak.
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There are two ways to account for the perceived efficacy of reiki.
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The brain also gets stressed by loss of control—perceived or real.
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Angry unstable people will last out at a multitude of perceived enemies.
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I perceived it as encouraging people to stay out of the street.
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A landscape is a spectacle, perceived and interpreted by the human eye.
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He's obsessed with how he's perceived, and it's hard to blame him.
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Baldwin also ponders how black men and women are perceived within America.
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Africa has long has been perceived as one of technology's final frontiers.
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The volatility comes from sudden changes in the perceived value of cryptocurrencies.
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They are perceived as different — as foreigners — due to their American upbringings.
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The latest post takes aim at the perceived dangers of asteroid belts.
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" —Claire Weisz, New York "My eagerness to learn is perceived as ignorance.
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Some people are perceived to be bad, others are seen as good.
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Trump's criticism of McCabe centered on McCabe's perceived ties to Hillary Clinton.
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Recent research indicates that only about half of perceived friendships are mutual.
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It also allows anxiety-inducing tasks to then be perceived as opportunities.
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Some observers rushed to praise Romney for his perceived declaration of independence.
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One is perceived inequality, a major theme among 2020 candidates like Sen.
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Gold is often perceived as a hedge against economic and financial risk.
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They are often perceived as selfish, spoiled, anxious, socially inept, and lonely.
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"He was perceived to cover up his real intent," Professor Sing said.
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How can any of this possibly be perceived as a bad thing?
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Development agents can take away a franchisee's location due to perceived infractions.
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Overcoming public memories of the DPJ's perceived failures will be tough, however.
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"The way I perceived it, he didn't try very hard," she said.
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Illegal immigration has caused widespread concern, which amplifies the perceived terrorist threat.
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Perceived authenticity in politics has in many cases usurped qualifications and honesty.
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That museums are now targets says something about their newly perceived status.
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Clinton by linking her to perceived missteps by the governor and mayor.
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Games are perceived as safe places to try and fail without consequences.
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"The benefits of social media outweigh any perceived security measures," Jensen said.
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Of course, there's no guarantee that this would maintain Bitcoin's perceived virtues.
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That perceived distance might even make voters more receptive to coercive interventions.
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We're thinking about what we'll say next or how we're being perceived.
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I think it can be, if it's perceived in a right way.
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The subjects most often perceived odors they described as fragrant or chemical.
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The perceived costs are seen by most as well worth the investment.
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Soros has become synonymous in Hungary with the perceived threat of migration.
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The school's perceived academic fustiness was not, in fact, the whole story.
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You were talking before about being almost perceived internally as an alarmist.
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"In the last few years, the perceived importance has skyrocketed," he said.
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Mr. Judge was widely perceived as a goofball with a big mouth.
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A shaven man was perceived as a team player, disciplined and sociable.
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Some of the threat, said Ms. Tamm, is more perceived than real.
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So why are these surgeries and female genital mutilation perceived so differently?
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Martin Luther King Jr. was perceived, in his days, as a radical.
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Mr. Anderson was perceived as the most liberal of the three contenders.
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She also seems to have little vanity about how she is perceived.
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Because of party stereotypes and gender stereotypes, they're perceived as being weaker.
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Eventually I perceived the faint but unmistakable trace of the Big Dipper.
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UConn's invincibility was perceived to be as simple as an uncontested layup.
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Adults perceived what they were doing as purely antisocial or purely criminal.
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Only in America is the word freighted with so much perceived menace.
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Only here is the word "socialism" freighted with so much perceived menace.
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But a perceived strength became a persistent weakness, threatening the team's chances.
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"There's no real emergency, but it's perceived as an invasion," he said.
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The credit derivatives index quantifies the perceived risk in corporate credit markets.
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Additionally, there were perceived limitations associated with the position in New York.
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There were the early-morning tweets, this year attacking perceived judicial adversaries.
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For once, King's relationship with Oprah was not perceived as an asset.
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"I could see how that would be perceived, for sure," Hoskins said.
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Nor could they have perceived themselves to be in such a situation.
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And research associates stronger immune systems with hugging and perceived social support.
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It also slumped 0.8% against the perceived safety of the Japanese yen.
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And for some people it colored the way his art was perceived.
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But Australians also don't generally like to be perceived as promoting themselves.
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We use makeup to accentuate beloved features and play down perceived flaws.
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Maps and apps showing businesses' perceived leanings help guide customers their way.
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Under previous regimes, San Francisco had welcomed players with perceived character issues.
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The perceived insults endured during the campaign had finally turned into action.
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In addition, measures perceived as favouring domestic businesses could deter foreign investment.
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Oddly, his only strength with the public is being perceived as intelligent.
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Historically, early victories have transformed how they are perceived by the electorate.
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If they exert confidence, they can be perceived as abrasive or overcompensating.
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Any perceived hiccup is likely to produce panic, if not outright chaos.
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But it also changed how sports were sold, packaged, perceived and marketed.
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And in some ways it's perceived as a kind of hipster mentality.
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One key way that perceived disrespect is manifested is through detention time.
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At Middlebury today, however, a perceived schism exists on liberal education's purposes.
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Trump deems it his duty to correct a system perceived as flawed.
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"It added: "The perceived costs of intervening are often higher for women.
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Bonds are a favorite when too much risk is perceived in equities.
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Perceived threats to swans closely track the imagined enemies of British society.
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Instead, they were perceived as initial asks, as part of the negotiations.
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He regularly takes to Twitter to lash out at his perceived enemies.
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But Fox is often perceived to be giving voice to those views.
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The farmers also perceived impacts of these environmental changes on their crops.
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Like Mr. Trump, Justice Alito had little patience with perceived political correctness.
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This approach works for any category that is perceived to be complex.
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The agency's system of human intelligence collection was perceived as largely broken.
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Where you recognize and empathize with the lives lost over perceived difference.
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"They will attack anyone who is perceived as being effective," she said.
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The joint drills are likely to be perceived as provocative by Washington.
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Fight or flight is the body's reaction to perceived threats and stress.
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The "hubbub tells you a lot about the perceived risks," Wannemacher said.
|
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" Biden noted there was a "real and perceived problem the committee faced.
|
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Of course, perceived change is not the same thing as actual change.
|
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Social support, trust, perceived freedom and generosity all suppress happiness in America.
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You're still left to contend with issues of fairness, real and perceived.
|
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The criticism of Trump also reinforces a perceived Biden strength — foreign policy.
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Some people perceived the farm where I grew up as a hole.
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His absence apparently created what the coup plotters perceived as an opportunity.
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While many of her Marines made changes, others perceived Germano as meddlesome.
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In Macedonia, protesters objected to what they perceived as an imposed change.
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The Trump-Giuliani version du jour may be perceived as not credible.
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Thus Christianity was perceived as preserving local cultures rather than destroying them.
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That Francis seems to endanger that perceived unity makes him a threat.
|
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Ambiguity, especially in text messages and online, tends to be perceived negatively.
|
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It's perceived intelligence, but it's not—you just don't give a shit!
|
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Would the couple have perceived a black photographer as invading their space?
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"The jobs problem is perceived as a white problem now," she notes.
|
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The company often draws public anger over perceived problems linked to searches.
|
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Instead, the president's case revolved around perceived defects in the deal itself.
|
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The heart of fashion beats for everything and anything perceived as new.
|
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Because of their perceived influence over the president, both men and in particular McMaster are widely distrusted by Trump's base and some loyalist aides and former staffers, and have been the perceived target of attacks in the press.
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RUBIO: And as you perceived it, while it was a request that — he hoped you did away with it, you perceived it as an order, given his position, the setting and the like, and some of the circumstances?
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The Geena Davis Institute for Gender in Media found that white men viewing a crowd with 17 percent women perceived it to be 50-50, and when it was 33 percent women, they perceived it to be majority women.
|
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Overall, two-thirds of the 210 countries on the index scored below 50, on a scale from 0 (perceived to be highly corrupt) to 100 (perceived to be very clean), Transparency International said in the report released on Wednesday.
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Incels are particularly fixated on a perceived racial hierarchy of sexual dynamics, and Isla Vista killer Elliot Rodger was notoriously angry about the fact that he was half-Asian, which he perceived as an impediment to losing his virginity.
|
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"That means if there are perceived procedural irregularities, or a senator is perceived to violate his or her oath, there is no recourse in the judicial system," said Robert Tsai, a constitutional expert and law professor at American University.
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After 2009, the perceived risk of marijuana use decreased among youth in Colorado.
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They also reported a 26.2 percent reduction in their perceived level of stress.
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How do you feel about your body or how it's perceived in society?
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Macron did not want to be perceived as having let Bouygues gain control.
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"He's perceived by many to be a kind of loose cannon," Wyckoff said.
|
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And he added that Gorsuch "ranks highly conservative" based on his perceived ideology.
|
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It's hard to say exactly how the LPAC perceived this series of events.
|
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It's not the same perceived vacancy as, say, someone like Lana Del Rey.
|
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Others are preparing for how their body language could be perceived on camera.
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It was used to condemn Hillary Clinton's perceived cosiness with Wall Street types.
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"Everyone does better when hard work is perceived as the key to success."
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We'd happily play that down that appointment, owing to perceived conflicts of interest.
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He barks orders, shames perceived weakness, punishes any disobedience, and overall cultivates fear.
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Laird observed that just because something is perceived does not make it true.
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First, there's the issue of the company's perceived ties to the Chinese government.
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"We perceived it as a cyber attack with a Russian origin," Maassen said.
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"That sort of puts into question that perceived floor around $50," she said.
|
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"But anything that isn't perceived as a platinum name is under heavy pressure."
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The quality of the song is not as important as its perceived popularity.
|
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Equities also got a lift amid perceived progress in U.S.-China trade talks.
|
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He acted out at school and responded to perceived slights with violent outbursts.
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He also does not say that the costume might be perceived as racist.
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Progressives, you and I are both progressives, we're perceived as nice but weak.
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"I refuse to seem less threatening, if that's how I'm perceived," said Clark.
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Jandhyala sees "Free Speech Week" as an opportunity to right those perceived wrongs.
|
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He also maintained the currency squeeze was "less severe than is commonly perceived".
|
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And maybe that perceived ambivalence was the whole goal of their strategic choreography.
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I perceived that there were some 'What the hell are you doing?' responses.
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But it was her perceived excuse for his actions that spurred public indignation.
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The metal is often perceived as a hedge against economic and financial uncertainty.
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CCES has also asked respondents to describe the perceived ideology of the court.
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Other points of contention include the perceived loss of sovereignty from overseas policymakers.
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Musk has long raged in private at perceived enemies, especially in the media.
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Meanwhile, in Asia, tipping can be perceived as rude, depending on the situation.
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A perceived lack of upgrade-worthy features have contributed to a slow down.
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The perceived leniency of the sentence sparked outrage and debate over sexual assault.
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The tea is drank for perceived health benefits, though these are largely debated.
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"The messages couldn't be perceived in any way as anti-firearm," he said.
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Critics say that any perceived benefit is the work of the placebo effect.
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But the rich are perceived to be sitting on a vast illicit loot.
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Attacking someone on perceived class signifiers isn't smart for a variety of reasons.
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The title was perceived by some on campus as having connotations of slavery.
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North Korea is no stranger to making bombastic threats toward its perceived enemies.
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If he's perceived as going soft on Trump, it will hurt him greatly.
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That is one reason why low interest rates are widely perceived as unjust.
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Evidence suggests that those who are perceived as more attractive are more successful.
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But Charlie knows firsthand how daunting the perceived "male only" space can be.
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It could be perceived as an attempt to interfere with the investigative process.
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Feedforward and feedback processes reinforce the perceived epistemic validity of narrativizing this way.
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Some cities, notably the capital, Delhi, are perceived as inhospitable to single women.
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And one contestant proves the dangers of not realizing how you're being perceived.
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Jokowi is perceived to lack piety, a weakness in a mainly Muslim country.
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For some women, it is Twitter's perceived inconsistency about verification that truly grates.
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"Revolutions can be messy but they can't be perceived as unjust," he says.
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"When women push back, they [are perceived as] bitches or divas," she says.
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I was very impressed with his ability to break down any perceived barriers.
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Hate crimes against Muslims and those perceived as Muslims spiked after 9/11.
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"I agree that presidents have less influence than is popularly perceived," Strain said.
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Then, I'm sometimes even perceived as a trans woman—while I am agender.
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I say "perceived" because, in New York, there is no such actual divide.
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But the perceived purity of the Cuts series is something of a lark.
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There is a perceived gulf between scientists and artists which is completely false.
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It's not perceived as a sexy category so there's only a few competitors.
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" "I know that I can be perceived as aloof or cold or unemotional.
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But you can trust many people to act in their perceived best interest.
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Outrage over one perceived calamity often dissipates quickly as it's replaced by another.
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Erdogan is known for his readiness to take legal action over perceived slurs.
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Too often, encryption is perceived as a baffling subject best left to policymakers.
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Despite his good intentions, Cavill realizes his candidness could be perceived as cockiness.
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The film hits on the injustice North Koreans feel about how they're perceived.
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It responds to a burning public need to right decades of perceived wrongs.
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These cases largely go unreported, decreasing the perceived gravity of snakebites for outsiders.
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It cannot really be grasped, and can be perceived as scary or comforting.
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Perceived as supporting the Americans, they were targeted by insurgents after the invasion.
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The difference in opinion stems, in part, from a perceived lack of data.
|
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The president is focused on success and perceived benefits for the American people.
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There's a lot of pressure socially, perhaps perceived, to have this great weekend.
|
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An EPA spokesman declined to comment on Grassley's role or Pruitt's perceived frustration.
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But any kind of disappointment or perceived failure can be devastating for kids.
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Increasingly, their values are perceived to be those of the brand they founded.
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If you do ask for a raise, you can be perceived as greedy.
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But here's the thing—it's only men discriminating against their perceived LGBTQ colleagues.
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Apple's reputation rests in large part on its hardware being perceived as reliable.
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To put it mildly, Trump is widely perceived as needing significant staff management.
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Britain, he says, forged its identity against perceived threats from across the Channel.
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Otherwise, clearing Clinton yet again would only be perceived as "rigging" the election.
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Instead, there was a nation with oil and a perceived path to democracy.
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I became obsessed with living a life more significant than my perceived limitations.
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In fact, binging a show can change the way a show's perceived entirely.
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What is perceived as normal for many is out of normal for others.
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Democrats will also have to contend with the perceived successes of the GOP.
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I am convinced, though, that being perceived as unreliable or untrustworthy rarely is.
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O'Rourke's charisma and perceived authenticity ensure that he will retain a fervent following.
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But now suddenly this is perceived as being contrary to the Roman pontiff.
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But the company's perceived closeness to Mr. Mujadidi set off a vicious backlash.
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At the time, these moves were perceived around the league as rookie mistakes.
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And Democratic incumbents in the House are perceived more positively than Republican incumbents.
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It is their perceived lack of political experience that makes all the difference.
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For Trump, life is a series of battles against foes or perceived foes.
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However Beijing's perceived warm embrace of Lam could backfire in her popularity polls.
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They don't want the government to be perceived as being flush with cash.
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And make sure you're really perceived as detail-oriented by proofreading your resume.
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Besides a lust for power, why the perceived need for more centralized power?
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Russia's desire for great power status is tied to its perceived messianic mission.
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The will of parents sacrificed at the altar of a perceived greater good.
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Why is the court's quietest justice so outspoken about the court's perceived mistakes?
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Those who are single and childless are perceived differently from couples without children.
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But to cover the perceived risk he still had to guarantee some contracts.
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"It's being perceived as healthy," said Daniel Deming, managing director at KKM Financial.
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However disbursement was held up last year over perceived backtracking on reform commitments.
|
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Fox News's perceived biases and style have long been fodder for various comedians.
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He recounts, in accusatory he-said-she-said dialogues, litanies of perceived betrayals.
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Researchers believe the damage to businesses likely outweighs any perceived benefit to consumers.
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Trump has remarked that he sees perceived unpredictability as an asset in negotiations.
|
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The tweet drew widespread criticism online for its perceived threat to Trump's critics.
|
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And it can trigger a backlash against those who are perceived as outsiders.
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To many Europeans, Google represents Silicon Valley's perceived stranglehold on the digital world.
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Does your music aim to redefine how Black men are perceived in society?
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When reporters started asking questions that Elia perceived as provocative, he lost it.
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But many people complain about perceived public corruption often involving well-connected businesspeople.
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The article grossly exaggerated the number of witnesses and what they had perceived.
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We do not tax our perceived value of free entertainment on the internet.
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They'll be looking for a fight after their electoral injustice, real or perceived.
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The children were also shackled and beaten for perceived minor infractions, authorities said.
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Because of the perceived risk, contract workers are sometimes held at arm's length.
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"There is still a risk that Equifax is perceived as not doing enough."
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Right now, the U.S. stock market appears immune to anything perceived as negative.
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This is about their perceived feelings of abandonment and disrespect from their government.
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Sometimes problems are perceived, [and founders and investors ask] what is the demand.
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As Byers's statement proves, the injustice they perceived turned out to be true.
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They're a band of contrasts that simultaneously flatten any perceived notions of hierarchy.
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For some, the name Bieber is emblematic of a perceived scourge on taste.
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"The perceived chaos of the genre soup is not so intentional," she says.
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Seeing my ancestor's perceived value written on a piece of paper changed me.
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For some, their first perceived victory is on the battlefield of women's bodies.
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Yet so many were outraged, their focuses laser-tight on my perceived irresponsibility.
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So how do we make these perceived flaws hold less power over us?
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It can be challenging to honor the female figure without perceived hyper-sexualization.
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And that's not who he is, but that's how he will be perceived.
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DeVos has been criticized for a perceived cozy relationship with for-profit colleges.
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This is because when yields rise it means there's a higher perceived risk.
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"We tend to sell perceived risks that may not be real," Wassenaar said.
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Just 16 percent perceived the Panthers as doing good work for disadvantaged youth.
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Iran, on the other hand, has much greater perceived need for ballistic missiles.
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Senior Republicans had already been criticizing the investigation over perceived bias among investigators.
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This week, his temperament — especially his perceived anger — has come under intense fire.
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Investors were still buying U.S. government bonds in a perceived move to safety.
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Inc. community outreach program in East Brooklyn — perceived a very specific contemporary parallel.
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Noticing the lack of black tenants, Guthrie perceived that they were not welcome.
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I'm perfectly happy to be perceived to be pretentious if that's the case.
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She embraces a part of herself that is not perceived to be cool.
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We've got so much perceived crazy we earned our own meme: Florida Man.
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But he could lose that perceived credibility easily in mismanaging the federal bureaucracy.
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Without that, its perceived that you don't have a chance, or enough buzz.
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Spontaneous combustion is not a useful response to a perceived threat or slight.
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Ms. Merkel's 12-year reign is widely perceived as on its last stretch.
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Angry activists, motivated by the perceived indifference of political leaders, fought for change.
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The Kremlin perceived these shifts as a threat to its own territorial sovereignty.
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But that also means they have more time to stew over perceived slights.
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America has been perceived as a land of opportunity for a long time.
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The errant N is not the only perceived issue with the Yuletide décor.
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The split was based on how individuals perceived different frequencies in the clip.
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Mr. Bush seemed intent on avoiding what he perceived as his father's mistakes.
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I don't know how Amazon Go is perceived, because they have those cameras.
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Over and over, the game weathers every perceived crisis and continues to thrive.
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This was perceived by some as an attempt to profit during a crisis.
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She then has to deal with blowback from a perceived act of disloyalty.
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The ground-floor unit is dinged because it is perceived as less private.
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And the more activity there, the more rewarding something is perceived to be.
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The "Old Town Road" rapper says he's not fuming about the perceived slight.
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Volcanism, despite its many benefits, is frequently perceived as an agent of destruction.
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He has previously been vocal about perceived irregularities in the prosecution of Lula.
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They carry a symbolism of how the artists perceived their personalities and statue.
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Outcries over perceived censorship have seemingly only gotten worse in today's political climate.
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Mr. Katzman perceived Mr. Solomon as trying to silence him, the people said.
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I was determined to crack through what I perceived to be a facade.
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They are also used to fans booing them for slights real and perceived.
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Investors worldwide have flocked into perceived "safe-haven" assets, most notably government bonds.
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He was the perceived front-runner and he attacked his vastly outspent rival.
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Conversely, his authority could grow if he's perceived at handling the crisis well.
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Thornton's argument is both common sense and contrary to lots of perceived wisdom.
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"A lot of times, designers are perceived as creating beautiful forms," she said.
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Roof's motive was "retaliation for perceived offenses" against the white race, Richardson said.
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"It's the body's response to what's perceived as starvation," Ms. Dellare Calia said.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly pressured the Justice Department to investigate his perceived enemies.
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Over three years, $67 million in value — at least, perceived value — essentially vanished.
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She was perceived by Giuliani as unfriendly to President Trump's implicate-Biden agenda.
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Facebook's actual and perceived errors – or perhaps omissions – have less easily defined consequences.
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Against this grim backdrop, assets that are perceived to be safe fared batter.
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Nikki Haley of South Carolina, faced questions about her perceived lack of experience.
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The President's perceived inability to honestly describe the threat hinders any negotiations underway.
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Males, from boys to old men, are prisoners of our own perceived indestructibility.
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In 2012, voters perceived little difference between themselves and the candidates on trade.
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Should I tell my wonderful cousin about how her living situation is perceived?
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By contrast, Mr. Jiang is perceived overseas as a bit of a mystery.
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Some Americans celebrated President Trump taking a stand against an old perceived enemy.
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But we like to do things that can be perceived as politically incorrect.
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At times, it appeared any perceived conflict or underestimation seemed to energize Stewart.
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""Despite the perceived health halo, synthetic meats are the opposite of 'clean' eating.
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Sanders' perceived juggernaut status could look very different a few hours from now.
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He stands face to face with the man who hurled the perceived insult.
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Once women have children they are perceived as putting less effort into work.
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But Clinton is widely perceived as having been nudged leftward by Sanders already.
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Waking up in the night cringing at small talk, blurted inanities, perceived slights.
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"It's perceived to be an elitist sport — a rich man's sport," he said.
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She has his eye for image and branding, his sensitivity to perceived criticism.
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Women, however, were perceived as too weak, too childish to restrain their anger.
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Trump has often targeted McCabe for perceived political bias toward Democrats and Clinton.
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Their qualm is not about technical challenges but about a perceived unfair cost.
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The yen, another beneficiary in times of perceived global turmoil, also attracted bids.
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But being perceived as a "Trump Republican" didn't do much for these candidates.
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The lower our perceived effort, the easier we feel that an activity is.
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During the cold war, refugees were overwhelmingly perceived as democrats fleeing communist repression.
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And secondly, the perceived support of white nationalist ideals by President Donald Trump.
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Or at least that was how a growing number of Israelis perceived things.
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At first, I felt deeply embarrassed by what I perceived as my ineptitude.
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Trump's intervention has also forced May to defend her perceived closeness to him.
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A lot of this has to do with the way vaping is perceived.
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Notably, it was perceived as a bit more irritating than a humility humblebrag.
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"The court is increasingly being perceived as a political institution," Professor Persily said.
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Mr. Shokin was widely perceived as corrupt by United States and international officials.
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Please, no walking around in a bathrobe or towel, pursuing perceived shared feelings.
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I know that I can be perceived as aloof or cold or unemotional.
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This will challenge their perceived right to hold on to these weapons forever.
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Maintaining a dialogue with fans is perceived as being a good business strategy.
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The tighter the job market, the higher the perceived need for more training.
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It creates a self-fulfilling prophecy where perceived intimacy leads to real intimacy.
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First off, there's a lot of sketchiness and perceived sketchiness around web scraping.
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At my most depressed, I'd been painfully conscious of how people perceived me.
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Study after study shows the same result regarding social support and perceived belonging.
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Internet users are increasing their time on internet services based on perceived value.
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Yet proposing a different, diverse, less hierarchical model might necessitate some perceived unevenness.
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Will that make things even worse in terms of how policing is perceived?
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A 2016 study found that men and women who make eco-friendly purchases are perceived as more desirable for long-term relationships, while those who make luxury purchases are perceived as more physically attractive and more desirable for short-term relationships.
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"I knew that how my testimony was perceived — that how I was perceived — would have an impact on the jury and on the future mental and emotional well-being of every sexual assault victim who came before me," Constand writes.
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I knew that how my testimony was perceived — that how I was perceived — would have an impact on every member of the jury and on the future mental and emotional well-being of every sexual assault victim who came before me.
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But while veterans' wives retained the same level of perceived social support from friends after being widowed, the surviving spouses of non-veterans tended to have less perceived social support, and that appeared to explain the disparity in reported loneliness.
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I knew that how my testimony was perceived, that how I was perceived, would have an impact on every member of the jury and on the future mental and emotional well-being of every sexual assault victim who came before me.
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The sea-change of how Americans not only are perceived, but what we tolerate?
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JOHN ROBERTS, the chief justice, frequently warns against the perceived politicisation of the courts.
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Is toughness perceived as something more pernicious when the hide and stride are female?
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Charlize Theron would like very much to fight against the perceived ageism in Hollywood.
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Tyrion is a man who killed his own father (Charles Dance) for perceived injustice.
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He set the standard for an era of perceived labor power in pro sports.
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She likes to think about what Maia might have experienced or perceived in utero.
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Men holding puppies were also perceived to be 7% more intelligent than those without.
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But she is still perceived as a safe pair of hands despite all criticism.
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I think we ended up producing a fantasy which is perceived as hallucinogenic music.
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Accenture said in its presentations that Partneo relies on a "perceived value pricing methodology".
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That wouldn't be the last time Zuckerberg apologized for a perceived breach of privacy.
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Is Rubio, an ambitious young politician, worried about how he's being perceived by voters?
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Vegetarianism—and veganism in particular—is often perceived as a feminine way to eat.
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The euro, another perceived haven for nervous investors, was up 0.1 percent at $1.2364.
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The 2017 Emmys In Memoriam segment has been called out for a perceived flub.
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Dillan, for one, knows how he is perceived by those who don't understand autism.
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They raised concerns about Flynn's ties to Russia and his perceived obsession with Iran.
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O is not perceived as a major threat to companies such as Home Chef.
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Federal judges tend to bristle at arguments about their political leanings, perceived or real.
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A generous explanation is that Facebook has dangerously overcorrected for the perceived conservative bias.
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Jenny in An Education is ashamed of her parents' perceived lack of social status.
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Mr Trump's perceived success is fragile, being largely a reflection of Mr Obama's failure.
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Regulators weary of new business models and perceived risky products are ready to pounce.
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It was clear Democrats were wary of how their votes would be perceived. Rep.
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That's led to political scrutiny of other perceived abuses from Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc.
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Markets fear the perceived impact to the global economy from a messy Brexit process.
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Rogers hopes the project will have an impact on the way breastfeeding is perceived.
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But not at the expense being perceived as Israel's policeman on the West Bank.
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Historically, such gestures have been perceived as distant London telling Scotland what to do.
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Data-driven policing means aggressive police presence, surveillance, and perceived harassment in those communities.
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Still, it at least means that Snap's IPO will be perceived as very successful.
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But don't worry, Hadid is speaking out about being perceived as a non-smiler.
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"I perceived violations of due process, disregard for evidence, discrimination, [and] bias," he wrote.
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PB: The Pattern and Decoration movement addressed perceived hierarchies between stylistic choices in art.
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Its perceived proximity to the sun during the summertime only added to this reputation.
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Conservatives are bothered by perceived Democratic hypocrisy on the usage of the term "lynching".
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Perhaps. Although I'm not sure my work is perceived as political in that region.
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Still, she perceived me ignoring her on WhatsApp as a sort of personal affront.
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Such trips are perceived to be for adults on a personal journey to wellness.
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The Yankees have a fastball rate of 40.7 percent, completely ignoring any perceived threshold.
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The perceived safe-haven yen slumped in line with the recovery in risk appetite.
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They are reluctant to support those that are not perceived to share their values.
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Further, the results of third party research indicated that Mr. Steines was perceived negatively.
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Still, peacekeeping efforts are under fire for their perceived failures ahead of the vote.
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This couldn't be more different from how he was perceived by the wider public.
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His biggest concern is that he doesn't want his work perceived as a gimmick.
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Too swift a clean-up might be perceived as a purge of his enemies.
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She also perceived a desire by feminists to actively promote abortion and easy divorce.
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But Atlanta will take any perceived advantage they can going against the surging Packers.
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Many were perceived to be the most efficient and effective farmers of the period.
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"Clearly Grindeanu is perceived by PSD leaders as lacking a firm hand," said Marian.
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" Another also responded to what she perceived as the company's tone-deafness: "Wow. Diversity?
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However, it did not fare well against the Japanese yen, a perceived safe haven.
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The 2017 Oscars' In Memoriam segment has been called out for another perceived flub.
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To best visualize the relationship between perceived wealth and likability, we created a grid.
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When Kim Kardashian: Hollywood launched in June 2014, many perceived it as a joke.
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"Sometimes a less accurate forecast is perceived as being a better forecast," Floehr said.
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" —Richard Johnson, 25, sports writer "Something to do with the perceived masculinity of selfies.
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Challenges include cultural differences between residents and visitors, as well as perceived security threats.
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Ambition is perceived as a positive quality in men and negative quality in women.
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Perhaps we'd be perceived as trying to pass for something that we were not.
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That is: to have compassion for one another, no matter what the perceived transgression.
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How we perceived a subjective design item is in the eye of the beholder.
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If markets are working, firms that are perceived to behave badly lose market share.
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This is followed by problems retaining qualified staff as well as perceived currency risks.
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Every retreat since 2009 is perceived as an existential threat to the bull market.
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Even terminals perceived as a mature value play, like TCP, have seen resilient valuations.
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Anthem is widely perceived as publisher Electronic Arts' response to the success of Destiny.
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The bladder of this species is valued in China for its perceived medicinal qualities.
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These perceived political stakes are the main reason this fight has gotten so heated.
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Activist investors are increasingly targeting Japanese companies due in part to perceived low valuations.
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I don't think music necessarily needs to be perceived as art, in that way.
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Is there anything you feel you've maybe taught her about perceived strength and weakness?
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On "Homerton B," T detailed what could be perceived as a life on road.
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Against a backdrop of general risk aversion, assets perceived to be safe fared better.
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I didn't want to be perceived as having taken sides or anything like that.
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Their main reasons were concerns over immigration and perceived EU meddling in British affairs.
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The president's guests are often chosen to highlight perceived successes of the current administration.
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In the Book of Genesis, Cain murders Abel following a perceived slight from God.
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"It's about setting the intent for how you want to be perceived," says Hardy.
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Nothing that can be perceived as disrespectful to their supreme leader, Kim Jong-un.
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They, too, perceived that something bigger was happening — that the Cassandras were truth-tellers.
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We are witnessing an escalation in tensions based on perceived weaknesses and conflicting interests.
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The perceived less hawkish tone of the Fed's record of the Jan. 31-Feb.
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Here, he presents two sculptures that change their perceived function to something less materialistic.
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Their distortions offered a reprieve to people overwhelmed by a perceived loss of control.
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As a "crier" herself, she was interested in how others perceived tears at work.
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Nancy Reagan was always extremely cautious and concerned about how people perceived her husband.
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That really gave me some insight into Tyler and how the reader perceived him.
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Perhaps because muses are so often women, their roles are perceived to be passive.
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Interim appointments weaken the Supreme Court's perceived integrity since such justices lack life tenure.
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We get too fussy about the perceived natural order of things and institutional prerogatives.
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The perceived consequences included the company's bankruptcy and the economic collapse of a country.
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The dollar fell 0.62 percent against the Swiss franc, another perceived safe haven currency.
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There won't be the same political peril of being perceived as slighting the president.
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"As with any word, phrase or expression ... interpretations can be perceived differently," Benson said.
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The clear intent was to highlight the president's shortcomings and perceived unfitness for office.
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Gender doesn't affect his treatment, he says, but it does affect how he's perceived.
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Any perceived material change to the parent's credit profile could also affect MPMF's ratings.
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Central bankers were given policy freedom because they were perceived to be disinterested experts.
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The commitment, the level of distraction and attention, the perceived quality and value varies.
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Both roamed the mansions of power late at night, raving against every perceived slight.
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It's not about how we're perceived by the public, but how we perceive ourselves.
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As a result, investors looked for perceived safer options and fled into fixed income.
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Many Latinos are perceived as more traditional and more reluctant to embrace sexual diversity.
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" It "would be perceived by many Americans as, you know, interfering with an investigation.
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Republicans need to reject any effort – real or perceived – to delay the repeal process.
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"In the beginning, it was understandable to be perceived as stamp-pounders," she said.
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But a perceived apathetic attitude on court earned him the nickname Joe Barely Cares.
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"It is a measure of vehicle quality as perceived by the consumer," he says.
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He liked talking to reporters, though he could be thin-skinned over perceived criticisms.
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The text evokes feelings of erasure and frustration at perceived revisionist history in Australia.
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Radically different in personality, Tillerson and Trump have chafed at each other's perceived slights.
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"These disparities cannot be explained by less perceived pain," Badreldin said in a statement.
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However, Ma's perceived ineptness on the domestic front weakened popular support for the KMT.
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White supremacists perceived the message as it was time to make America "white" again.
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Some monks rail not against perceived external enemies, however, but against cankers within Buddhism.
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We might go numb or have an overactive fear response to the perceived threat.
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Fiorina would be perceived as a test of his discipline for the general election.
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Local gold stocks benefitted from investors' move to the perceived safety of the metal.
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Data also demonstrate a singular focus makes it easier to be perceived as authentic.
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With my patients, I perceived these issues from my own position as a doctor.
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MSM describes behavior perceived as being high-risk for HIV transmission: sex between men.
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Kobach is best known for his campaigns against the perceived threat of voter fraud.
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"The suspicion of perceived enemies and desire for absolute control only deepened," Ignatius observes.
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Both policies reflect the deep animosity against immigrants who were perceived as being undeserving.
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She is met with aversion, perceived as more hostile, irritable, less competent, and unlikable.
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He is unconcerned about anyone or anything that doesn't revolve around his perceived greatness.
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There were some foods with big gaps in perceived healthfulness between the two groups.
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These governments don't serve all their citizens: They are perceived as privileging a few.
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"My intent was to be economically neutral to ensure no perceived conflict," Ross said.
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But now, he said, he is focused on changing the way he is perceived.
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Widely perceived as fierce guardians of health care dollars, insurers, in many cases, aren't.
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"We expected their perceived health to be better – but it was not," Ness said.
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Tuesday's victories certainly can't be explained as a simple function of Northam's perceived centrism.
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Avoid direct eye contact, which may be perceived by a bear as a challenge.
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" CNN (analysis): Trump is seen by many as untruthful and also perceived as "authentic.
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