That is more important than the personal characteristics of that representative.
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Plus, they're admirable personal characteristics and will earn respect among colleagues.
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Points are assigned to personal characteristics; score enough and you get in.
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Underlying that assessment is the public's negative view of Trump's personal characteristics.
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Not so with fungible personal characteristics, where Asians were disgracefully rated lower.
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We're at such a crucial point that you have to overlook personal characteristics.
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But why did you think the computer could correlate facial attributes with personal characteristics?
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"You get to see the personal characteristics — the painting style of Degas himself," he said.
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"It would be so easy for people to include personal characteristics not just about looks."
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Hate crime traditionally refers to incidents where the victim is targeted because of their personal characteristics.
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No doubt both Kavanaugh and Trump have personal characteristics that helped them to advance in life.
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Only 32 percent say he has the right personal characteristics for the job he's about to assume.
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Once users opted in, the app assessed their personality traits (via a quiz) and other personal characteristics.
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The advertisers are encouraged to selectively target people according to a mind-boggling range of personal characteristics.
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Marshall was renowned for his skills as a strategist and an organizer, but also for personal characteristics.
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You get to explore how your genes might have influenced your appearance, sensory, and other personal characteristics.
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The political and personal characteristics of these two leaders, inaugurated just days apart, are a recipe for disaster.
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Past research has found that people hold divergent views about their personal characteristics, whether it's their intelligence or shyness.
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Across a range of issues and personal characteristics, Trump improved his standing on health care more than anything else.
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Voters are asked who they voted for, as well as for certain personal characteristics, such as age, race and sex.
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"They're incredibly personal attacks, and they're not just attacks just on somebody's position, they're attacks about personal characteristics," he said.
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Trump's personal characteristics haven't surprised me that much, although I did think he could better control his impulses to tweet.
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In China, for example, Zhima Credit, a popular private service, measures "personal characteristics", "online behaviour" and "interpersonal relationships", among other things.
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Clinton had the "personal characteristics and qualities" that a president should have, compared with 58 percent who described Mr. Sanders that way.
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"The election appeared to demonstrate a commitment to treating every student equally, judging on character rather than on personal characteristics," he wrote.
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In recent years, the personal characteristics element has been increasingly strengthened in an effort to present these inanimate objects as warm and humanoid.
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But Schmidt and his colleagues controlled for these other confounding influences involved using "instrumental variables," or ones that are independent of personal characteristics.
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The Biobank collects data on a variety of personal characteristics, from things like height and weight to herpes status and sodium in urine.
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Many voters make their choices based upon a candidate's personal characteristics, particularly in a high turnout election that attracts more low information voters.
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Mindhunter is a show explicitly about personal characteristics, and what those characteristics can predict about the way you're likely to behave in the future.
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"Doctors have been trained to believe that we make decisions based on symptoms and science and that personal characteristics don't impact us," he added.
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They could still make lots of money targeting us with ads, even if they didn't micro-target us based upon our actual, personal characteristics.
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We've worked to help reframe the dialogue about homelessness from focusing on personal characteristics of individuals who are homeless to looking at systemic issues.
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In addition to gathering information about personal characteristics—including ethnicity, education, and number of children in the home—the survey inquired about sexual behavior.
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" And while Trump's comments about women are "unacceptable," he said, the country is "at such a crucial point that you have to overlook personal characteristics.
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Facebook also updated its policies to make it clearer that advertisers may not discriminate based on personal characteristics such as race, gender, and sexual identity.
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"Dana is being deprived of the right to lawfully exit the United States because of personal characteristics, and that's discrimination, pure and simple," Castillo said.
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Things like mannerisms, expressed interests, style of speaking, and other personal characteristics that had nothing to do with being gay could be weaponized against you.
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Can he win while mounting another campaign premised as much on personal characteristics — his decency, his integrity, his presumed electability — as any particular policy platform?
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Kaiser's survey found that "terrorism and national security" and "candidate personal characteristics" were the most highly rated by people in affecting who they will vote for.
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Then, 54 percent expressed confidence in Obama's goals, 59 percent expressed confidence in his personal characteristics and 71 percent approved of his handling of the transition.
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So we have the proliferation of funds with names intending to suggest ritzy addresses or locales, abstruse theorems and admirable but all-too-rare personal characteristics.
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By alphabetical accident, the heading "De Gaulle: Personal Characteristics" in Jackson's index gives us, in sequence: arrogance, austerity, authoritarianism, cigarette smoking, coldness, contempt for human nature.
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In an era when a nationalized party image tends to override personal characteristics, it's not surprising that leading Democrats were quick to call on Northam to resign.
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The email does not provide any information on what the survey entails or any specific personal characteristics the group is hoping to avoid or is searching for.
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Studies that have wrestled with this problem have concluded that the greater the number of personal characteristics you control for, the less magical wedlock appears to be.
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The terms of Britain's Equality Act, for example, expressly outlaw "discrimination and harassment related to certain personal characteristics", and specifically cite sexual orientation as a "protected characteristic".
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Americans use a range of factors in assessing presidents — the economy for sure, but also performance on policy, response to national and world events and personal characteristics.
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Hate crime statutes typically increase the penalty for an offense if the victim or target is intentionally selected for violence because of his or her personal characteristics.
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Ensuring that every citizen has the same rights, opportunities, and fair treatment regardless of personal characteristics is essential to creating a society of growth, tolerance, and productivity.
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Before our lives turned digital, campaigns relied on field workers doing door-to-door interviews and calling landlines to survey voters about their personal characteristics and political preferences.
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Assess for risk factors for prolonged recovery, including history of concussions or other brain injury, severe symptom presentation immediately after the injury, and personal characteristics and family history.
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In 2015, Wired reported on an application that was using the API to block people from websites and apps based on personal characteristics like their gender and ancestry.
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" This week, Judge Richard M. Gergel, who has clashed often with Mr. Bruck, rejected a defense request "to admit relevant evidence of the defendant's state of mind and personal characteristics.
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By contrast, when Gallup asked the same question about Obama in 2009 and George W. Bush in 2001, less than 2 in 10 disapprovers cited similar concerns about personal characteristics.
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Smith has introduced a bipartisan bill of her own that prohibits use of any artificial intelligence technology to track personal characteristics such as gender or ethnicity in publicly accessible places.
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Rather than abandon the notion of a politics centered around personal characteristics, parts of the far-right have actively pronounced their support for an identity-centric politics—"identitarianism," as they call it.
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"[The rules are] good starting points for families, especially if families are unlikely to get a more detailed analysis, but ideally retirement plans should consider personal characteristics and needs," the report says.
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Just one-third of Americans express confidence that Trump has the right goals and policies; an even lower proportion, 28 percent, express confidence that he has the right personal characteristics to be president.
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Subjects in the study were then presented with two fictitious flatmates and asked to rate each on a scale of one to seven based on the same set of demographic and personal characteristics.
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He added that Asians listed more extracurricular activities than their counterparts, and were rated by interviewers who met them in person as "virtually on par" with their white peers in their personal characteristics.
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"Personal characteristics like age and sex were not consistently associated with bicyclist injury among children and adolescents," which was in surprising, said senior author Brent E. Hagel of Alberta Children's Hospital in Canada.
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When the non-partisan Pew Research Center polled Americans in late August on an assortment of Trump's personal characteristics, the President consistently faced resistance from about one-third of Republicans younger than 50.
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Insurance companies often emphasize a driver's personal characteristics, such as marital status and credit score, rather than other risk indicators, like the annual mileage driven, said Mr. Hunter, a former state insurance regulator.
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The more the tax code distinguishes among types of earnings, personal characteristics or economic activities, the greater the incentive to label income artificially, restructure or switch categories in a hunt for lower rates.
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After controlling for "students' personal characteristics, work experience, and academic performance," the study concluded that for men, larger networks with more connections to peers led to a higher chance of holding a leadership position.
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To identify the skills and experiences employers value the most, ZipRecruiter evaluated job openings in technology and found that soft skills — the personal characteristics that help people work well with others — topped the list.
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Nicola Palmarini, IBM's top research scientist for ageing and longevity, says lidar - which doesn't recognise personal characteristics such as faces, age and gender - provides precise data without people feeling like they are being watched.
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In 2013, he co-authored a paper that found that people's Facebook "likes" could be used to predict personal characteristics like personality traits (a finding that reportedly inspired the conservative data firm Cambridge Analytica).
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"It is deeply humiliating, and an affront to human dignity, to deny someone a service because of that person's race, gender, disability, sexual orientation or any of the other protected personal characteristics," it reads.
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Harvard, the plaintiffs allege that Harvard discriminates against Asian applicants by holding them to a higher academic standard, and rating them poorly on personal characteristics in order to artificially suppress their rate of admission.
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Roof's lawyers have not disputed that the avowed white supremacist shot and killed nine black parishioners during a Bible study and asked to call witnesses to testify about his state of mind and personal characteristics.
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The premium includes the income-boosting effects of personal characteristics that are more likely to be held by those with degrees, not because they acquired them at university, but because they possessed them on admission.
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When it comes to personal characteristics, Clinton leads on having the right temperament to be president (23.3 percent to 23 percent), while Trump narrowly leads on being honest and straightforward (38 percent to 34 percent).
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Those who had access to the data would've been able to view 22019 million users' app scores that reveal personal characteristics about a particular individual, like their conscientiousness, agreeableness and neuroticism, according to the report.
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Public service unions have also helped reduce pay gaps for women and workers of color by fighting for practices that ensure that salaries are tied to the jobs they perform, rather than their personal characteristics.
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"It is deeply humiliating, and an affront to human dignity, to deny someone a service because of that person's race, gender, disability, sexual orientation or any of the other protected personal characteristics," the new judgment said.
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When his actions and statements belittle and demean others, provoke violence, and target people based on personal characteristics, it creates "an atmosphere of fear and uncertainty" that children see and may even reproduce in their own classrooms.
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Teran and his team learned that traditional markers of success — education, experience in the industry, recommendations from employers — were not tightly correlated with success at Q. Instead, Teran said, the two crucial personal characteristics are optimism and empathy.
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This means that someone could have an ad interest listed as 'Gay Pride' because they have liked a Pride associated Page or clicked a Pride ad, but it does not reflect any personal characteristics such as gender or sexuality.
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Now, according to Education Week, the ed-establishment's paper of record, that is starting to happen, and not only with grit-o-meters, but also a long list of personal characteristics amounting to a good start on a psychological profile.
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With all the focus on personal characteristics — age and race and experience — and a handful of the most contentious issues, voters haven't benefited from a clarifying choice about the party's message in the election and the approach to governing beyond it.
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Two studies, conducted between 2007 and 2009, on adolescent health and bias-related harassment found that of those who were harassed or bullied in school, over one third were victimized because of personal characteristics such as race, ethnicity, sexual orientation or disability.
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BlackRock also voted this proxy season against directors at 52 companies included in the Russell 1000 index, because their boards had fewer than two women or no other directors of diverse ethnicity, age or certain other personal characteristics, according to the report.
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"The Anti-Discrimination Act applies to businesses that choose to serve the public at large and requires that once they offer a product, they not refuse service based on enumerated personal characteristics, including race, religion, and sexual orientation," the brief filed on Monday states.
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At its best, curating a show solely based on the artists' gender is as silly or as limited as curating a show based solely on the works' medium or the artists' personal characteristics — artists who use an airbrush, artists who have dimples, brunette artists, etc.
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Campaigns adapted by changing the ways they collect data and target potential voters: In 2008, voter files were mostly based on data comprised from email and field work, and contained information about personal characteristics (age, sex, income, occupation, etc), not consumer-based internet data.
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President Trump has a good shot at re-election 2020, according to multiple economic models maintained by market strategists that "tend to ignore election polls and personal characteristics of candidates" and instead focus on the strength of the economy and advantages held by incumbent presidents, Politico reports.
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But John Douglas, a retired FBI profiler, thought that Rader's wife probably noticed ways in which he was "off" and that if the police had released information about the likely personal characteristics of BTK, the wife or other members of his family might have recognized him.
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Republican representatives can calm their conscience by sublimating their personal disapproval of Trump and deflecting toward fear of "the other" -- pointing to perceived extremes on the left, increasingly strident voices that embrace aspects of socialism and despise them for personal characteristics -- like being white, male or wealthy.
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" Jack Ende, president of the American College of Physicians, said the second-largest U.S. doctors group "would be particularly concerned if the new HHS division takes any actions that would result in denial of access to appropriate healthcare based on gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity or other personal characteristics.
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It failed in an appeal to the local courts in 2016 but the Supreme Court, the UK's highest judicial body, overturned that decision on Wednesday, saying the bakers' objection was to the message on the cake, not to any personal characteristics of the messenger, or anyone with whom he was associated.
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While the precise number of individuals included in the data isn't clear—and the leak doesn't seem to contain credit card information or Social Security numbers—it does go into minute detail for each individual listed, including phone numbers, home addresses, email addresses, and other highly personal characteristics for every name.
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" Jack Ende, president of the American College of Physicians, said the second-largest U.S. doctors group "would be particularly concerned if the new HHS division takes any actions that would result in denial of access to appropriate healthcare based on gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity or other personal characteristics.
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Ms Edin and Ms Tach found that more than two-thirds of the difference in the nine-year break-up rate between married parents and those who are only dating when a child is born can be explained by personal characteristics (such as education, employment, criminal history and women's feelings about men).
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But the Violence Project researchers found some personal characteristics often align with certain types of locations targeted by shooters, and created five general categories: The study shows that the number of shooters who are motivated by racism, religious hate, and misogyny have increased since the 22019s — most dramatically in the last five years.
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The association between personal characteristics and attitudes, consumption and time does strengthen when answers are aggregated—so, for example, using all of the data they have on consumption choices together allows the authors to predict which households are high or low income and what the race of the respondent is with around 85% accuracy.
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"Once we started conceptualizing the kitchen, which would carry over into other areas," Ms. Shea said, "we found that a clean look would bring both of their worlds together, and the personal characteristics would be represented through accessories" — blush chairs, brass finishes and a black-and-white stair runner in a design called Pony by Alexander McQueen.
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"It would be wrong for the judge to give Ms. Carter the maximum sentence since he should consider not only the offense but also Ms. Carter's personal characteristics and moral culpability, taking into account that she was a juvenile with her own mental health struggles," Sharon Beckman, a Boston College Law School professor and director of the Boston College Innocence Program, told BuzzFeed News before the hearing.
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In many ways, Ross Perot was a forerunner for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, a businessman-turned-populist presidential candidate with, shall we say, some eccentric personal characteristics.
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Five years ago, my good friend and then-president of Midland University, Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump lauds tariffs on China while backtracking from more To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE, told me that shortly after taking the helm as the school's 15th president, he ordered a study to be conducted to determine which personal characteristics best predicted a high school student's success at the college.
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