ERIC GARCETTI: Yeah, there's no primitive friends, no primitive enemies.
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Everything that I do comes from a primitive source, a primitive fucking spot in my center.
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Now we're talking not just about a primitive anatomical characteristic; we're talking about a primitive culture.
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Primitive Man Time for another go-round with Primitive Man (their third visit to Tilburg in the past year).
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The spine was a combination of primitive and Neanderthal-like, the pelvis resembled that of another more distant human relative, Australopithecus afarensis (dubbed Lucy), and the thighs also looked primitive.
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The Chamberlain reconciles this contradiction as a natural, primitive survival instinct, but he's also open about manipulating the other Skeksis's primitive greed to get what he wants most: more power.
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For his doctorate at Princeton in 1954 he analysed a "learning machine" he had built as an undergraduate to simulate the neural networks of the brain: primitive information in, primitive information out.
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That's a much more primitive, fundamental, backbone universal color categorization.
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Don't you deserve a little primitive projection, now and again?
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As her video suggests, the temptation is simple and primitive.
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Primitive sex bots are already available and growing in popularity.
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This machine was about the most primitive quantum computer imaginable.
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This advance from primitive victimisation may already be under way.
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Primitive life, it would seem, was eager to get going.
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There's also this primitive relationship that we have with fire.
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We can't even believe we lived through such primitive times.
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I get also some ideas from tribal and primitive art.
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He is not naïve, you think, but he is primitive.
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By today's standards, the original iPhone was a primitive brick.
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These include the use of celestial cycles as primitive calendars.
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Even the most primitive examples embodied some sort of ideology.
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You could get these primitive prints made from color slides.
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It's dangerous right now, albeit in generally more primitive terms.
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It looked primitive compared to Street Fighter, he told himself.
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Ectothermy was traditionally held to be the more primitive condition.
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Taking things back to the primitive, the rite of passage.
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Could these beasts understand the primitive conversations around the fire?
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His first popular book, The Mind of Primitive Man of
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Texas' El Paso Zoo can now fill that primitive need.
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Equipment was limited and rather primitive, providing only minimal protection.
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Right now, we're doing this with these really primitive sensors.
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Religious liberty is in many ways the primitive core of liberalism.
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My senses and my perception were reset to a primitive level.
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Any true computer is just a simulation of this primitive abstraction.
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It was a solution to problems of a more primitive age.
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Remote societies may be materially simple; "primitive", their languages are not.
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The second is to control the "reptile brain"—primitive, instinctual functions.
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Thomas Edison listening to a primitive version of headphones circa 1871.
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Anandakrishnan knows that exploding small bombs in ice may seem primitive.
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The software interface is simple, almost primitive, in its early stages.
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The Gusii and Kuria tribes do it with very primitive instruments.
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It was an early, if primitive, form of big-data collection.
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The rub, here: From a primitive perspective, it makes perfect sense.
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Their method for catching the animals is both cruel and primitive.
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Russia achieves this with bots that possess only primitive digital automation.
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What's more, the bot is a pretty primitive way of interacting.
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But these are primitive feathers, and most are a foot long.
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By today's smartphone standards, the original Motorola Razr phone is primitive.
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In what ways was life still what we might consider "primitive"?
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He has a theory: "This was a primitive society," he said.
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Back in primitive 2017, I'd be able to check my phone.
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The sounds are really basic and primitive for what they are.
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In Cragswoman a primitive cylinder is used to represent the figure.
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Sauvage, like its English cognate, means wild and primitive, fierce, unsociable.
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It's a major improvement on the comparatively primitive 2009 app, MyPantone.
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The primitive part of our brain wants us to stay alive.
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We are doing it out of a primitive need for vengeance.
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The war hastened technological progress with optics, radio and primitive sonar.
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"Emotional contagion is a primitive form of empathy," Dr. Ruffman said.
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A primitive instinct for survival takes over: It's him or me.
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"This was not 1970s medicine; this was very primitive," he added.
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A refinement from tribal hatreds and primitive fears to common bonds.
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He dismissed any different treatment of men and women as primitive.
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It's poetic but also primitive and strong, which is very Fendi.
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We have a primitive response to a face looking at us.
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Primitive forms of AI have been around for a long time.
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In other words, Kimmel is resorting to the kind of primitive, testosterone-fueled, antisocial behavior that America in the 21st century should have left behind -- all in order to address Moore's alleged primitive, testosterone-fueled, antisocial behavior.
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But the mainly low-budget cars appeared dowdy, primitive, even potentially unsafe.
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But the Jebel Irhoud fossils display more primitive features than Apidima 1.
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I previously learned HTML basics on Xanga, a primitive form of Tumblr.
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Infestation looks simple, primitive, as a great many 2D games do nowadays.
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Asteroids are chunks of primitive rocky bodies that orbit around the sun.
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Naledi's head was also a puzzling combination of advanced and primitive features.
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Then his vocalizations became stranger and more primitive: distressed breathing, howls, squeals.
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The primitive nature of the technique transports one far back in time.
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But I think you're right, we regard them as primitive and risky.
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This gave it expansive rights to overhaul North Korea's primitive energy sector.
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My taste runs a little bit toward the primitive, nothing too slick.
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It was fairly primitive, but you could tell there was something there.
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To fight this invasion, farmers started bombarding their fields with primitive pesticides.
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Managing, buying and selling commercial real estate is a fairly primitive process.
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Primitive mammals appeared during the Triassic Period roughly 210 million years ago.
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The AI we have today, however, is still in its primitive stages.
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Addiction hijacks the primitive part of the brain that handles survival instincts.
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On the outside, this little ratite, or flightless bird, looks physically primitive.
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The conflict has become a bipolar combination of the primitive and futuristic.
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But it just doesn't matter to the primitive part of the brain.
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"primitive." The Caucasus has always been something exotic, foreign, and backwards in
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This prompted him to begin teaching a class on primitive navigation techniques.
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Andrade was a pretty primitive fighter when she came to the UFC.
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Most charging systems depend on fairly primitive systems for topping up batteries.
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Such primitive associations appear to be impervious to advances in scientific understanding.
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And the computing power we have today will look primitive by 2030.
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He did his calculations by feeding punch cards into a primitive computer.
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He operated the munitions systems, which by today's terms were rather primitive.
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In "Primitive Games," his roles included instructor, coach referee and role model.
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Blending in primitive art is a Modernist tendency, and it's not minimalist.
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Primitive head-mounted displays were invented more than half a century ago.
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Primitive footwear — specifically a leather Eskimo boot — inspired the stripped-down shape.
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He would be climbing over the prostrate stems of primitive forest-trees.
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There is a theory that catatonia is an innate, primitive fear response.
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John J. Cox, a minister with the Primitive Baptist Church, officiated. Mrs.
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They are inherently jingoistic, relying on primitive posturing to provide any payoff.
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Still, stereotypes persist that Appalachian food and culture are primitive and backward.
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Manufacturing plants relied on primitive robots to move materials on fixed routes.
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It had a beautifully primitive Feel —like before people recognized seasons repeat.
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He is a connoisseur of primitive technology—simple yet highly effective tools.
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Why couldn't he live by instinct and appetite, be primitive, be free?
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The Malapa fossils showed an odd mixture of primitive and modern traits.
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Smith uses basic technology — media that seem at once advanced and primitive.
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The toilets are primitive, the ventilation bad, the smell unbearable, he said.
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But he was actually born in primitive Esperia, in rural Italy, in 1905.
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Blockchain games are very primitive these days with the most famous being CryptoKitties.
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This technology actually already exists, albeit in a somewhat primitive form, he said.
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Some traders grew relatively rich, as did workers in Raqqa's primitive oil refineries.
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The device was primitive, only accepting characters, but it worked in real time.
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So far, even our primitive sims are often more entertaining than reality itself.
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"These are utterly erroneous allegations, and rather primitive," Peskov told journalists in Moscow.
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The North American system was more conservative and linear and systematic, almost primitive.
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Engage in primitive dialogue from the pre-internet era," and ends with "12.
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The primitive dragonfly and damselfly are special cases, lacking smell-processing centers altogether.
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However, a primitive brain reflex may have overridden his rational cognitive thought process.
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This is the most distant and most primitive world ever explored by spacecraft.
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There are zero birds that big from Hell Creek with feathers this primitive.
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Red tape, a sluggish bureaucracy and primitive regulation continue to deter foreign investment.
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Caption: The hardware was primitive in 1989, but the experience felt unbelievably real.
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C elegans mostly consists of a primitive digestive tract and some clear gunk.
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Human rights groups criticized experimental trials in Africa and China, calling them primitive.
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But students and instructors alike describe the remote courses as improvisational and primitive.
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In "Outsmarting Our Primitive Responses to Fear," Kate Murphy writes: What scares you?
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Even our most primitive need — sleeping — has somehow become a fun, sexy industry.
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She was mesmerized by his energy, his humor and his almost primitive charm.
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To be honest, I think the whole thing is still a bit primitive.
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These more primitive areas of the brain demand less of our mental energy.
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Four boys were seated on the floor making primitive catapults with Jenga blocks.
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The urge to get out of a bad situation is great, perhaps primitive.
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They're quaint and primitive and thank God we're here to save their souls.
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He acted as though this primitive logic were obvious and shared by all.
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These would have allowed primitive life forms to wait out the ice age.
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Slow, primitive airplanes that would burn "like candles" if struck by antiaircraft fire.
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Following it up with "This was a bit more primitive" is less great.
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And it will take even longer because research on Zika is so primitive.
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Clearly, she is neither primitive nor child-like when it comes to color.
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"People respond to robots in a primitive, social way," Li told the Guardian.
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GRU&aposs phishing venture, although widespread, was primitive compared with the SVR&aposs capabilities.
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As primitive as these stick-hands are, they double the sense of being present.
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How these primitive humans managed to accomplish these incredible migratory feats remains a mystery.
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But the fact that barbules were present on such primitive feathers challenges that theory.
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After dinner, guests could try their hand using an atlatl, a primitive spear thrower.
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This kind of mining is "artisanal", meaning primitive and dangerous, not expensive and handmade.
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In some places, they are primitive stone stacks; in others, elaborate hive-like monuments.
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The YouTube account Primitive Technology has only 22 videos, but each is a gem.
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It may look scrappy; it may be comparatively primitive (although, increasingly, it is not).
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The one that jumped out at me in the store was "modern or primitive"?
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In Russia, there were rumors of a more primitive kind of justice taking place.
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Doctors tried a primitive version of immunotherapy against cancer more than 100 years ago.
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Displaying primitive ingenuity, the movie recalls Georges Méliès and the early days of cinema.
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"We discovered that this feature was the notochord, the primitive backbone," said Dr. McCoy.
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The song will survive, probably as the last living relic of our primitive culture.
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What is more primitive than simply swinging in the same hand over and over?
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Miners working with primitive tools in deadly environments produce the feedstock for our devices.
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Their sound is most succinctly described as primitive brutal death with compressed guttural vocals.
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Camouflaging a primitive online robot as a blue collar worker from Wisconsin is trivial.
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It was a really early one, real primitive compared to what you've got now.
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"It's pretty primitive," said Philip Lieberman, president and CEO of security firm Lieberman Software.
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Every culture experiences it, and it serves a primitive function of keeping us safe.
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At the time, the Inuit in the Belcher Islands weren't primitive, they were traditional.
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His primitive policies were rejected so much that it caused reaction in Latin America.
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Behind him was an aluminum boat and a million square miles of primitive wilderness.
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The living arrangements were primitive; trainees had to share the flea-infested sleeping bags.
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Her staged self-portraits question how Western manufacturers both appropriate and create "primitive" designs.
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Frankie knew that something very primitive and brutal was about to come to him.
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Brutal Black recalls you to the primitive brutality that was screwed up by modernity.
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"I tried to generate some primitive photo essays and failed," Mr. Goldblatt told frieze.
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Static shots are edited in a deliberately primitive style, eliding crucial bits of narrative.
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When scientists formally named it in 2003, they described it as a primitive lepidosaur.
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The pavilions for Haiti and for African nations, designed as primitive huts, came first.
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Though lunglessness may seem strange, or even primitive, these animals have obviously been successful.
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Doing so probably would have foiled what Mr. Obama called a fairly primitive attack.
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The Mars so produced will closely resemble the conditions existing on the primitive Mars.
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John Plant, an Australian in his mid-30s, started Primitive Channel in May 2015.
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However, even our primitive lawn-ninja hypothetical can illustrate some types of attribution challenges.
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In fact, primitive fleas were dining on dinosaur blood about 165 million years ago.
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You don't have a primitive reptilian brain tucked inside your more sophisticated mammalian tissues.
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Haiti is presented as a primitive, orderless place where witchcraft and zombies run rampant.
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In a primitive way, it's like male gorillas battling for access to the females.
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They are inaccessible places, where supposedly primitive, backward people live, and where enemies lurk.
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And of all the different characteristics he could have emphasized, he emphasized the primitive.
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The quality of the VR experience at that time was primitive but still pretty good.
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That evolved civility combined with the characters' primitive lifestyles makes the show feel enthrallingly timeless.
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Needless to say, we aren't in danger of these primitive bots becoming sentient anytime soon.
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If life does exist elsewhere, Bowman said, it would most likely be primitive and microscopic.
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It can also now fire lasers at primitive man-bears stuck in the Stone Age.
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Risks include indebted Iranian banks, a primitive legal system, corruption and an inflexible labor market.
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A play is enacted on the primitive stage with several hundred masked audience members watching.
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Though it looks primitive, this represents a great advance over traditional west African farming methods.
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Former Australian immigration minister Philip Ruddock once called it the country's most primitive processing center.
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That may be good for primitive marine life, but not so good for aspiring civilizations.
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Primitive achondrites come from asteroids that were heated to the point where they were melted.
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That was due, in part, to the primitive process used for figuring out what worked.
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This lends a really wonderful, primitive quality and that's what people really love about it.
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A structure to my right is covered with primitive symbols, remnants of an alien language.
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It's a primitive trick, but it usually works if you have the nerve to try.
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The writing reflected, as best as possible, that new dawning and obviously still primitive awareness.
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Dr. June had tried everything to save her, including the primitive immune therapies under development.
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A primitive version of VR technology was developed to simulate flight in the late 1920s.
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The out-of-the tube colors match the artist's primitive touch: red, blue, black, green.
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A primitive firestarter like flint and steel would've been a better choice for Miss Perry.
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"We are creating a very primitive brain of an insect, a dragonfly," Bar-Nahum said.
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I think our approach to songwriting is very primitive and reactionary, there is no predestination.
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Primitive skills like hunting and hoarding will distinguish survivors from victims when the end comes.
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For a while, in the 80s everything was like, it's gotta be kind of primitive.
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That manifests as a primitive form of communication that sounds like incoherent noise to us.
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It was the world's most primitive art form, reconceived through several levels of digital technology.
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Next to the Throne of Elijah sat a primitive Wurlitzer jukebox, made of fumed oak.
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In light of the medium's sci-fi potential, Snapchat's 3D Bitmoji animations are relatively primitive.
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"It is currently complete primitive guesswork," Leanne Maree Williams, a professor at Stanford University, says.
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There has also been a major financial re-evaluation of his hauntingly primitive stone sculptures.
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"What we see in the new cranium is like a primitive face," Haile-Selassie said.
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These early parrots were more primitive than ones found in Australia and other areas today.
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He said he used to be more dogmatic about living primitive, but that is changing.
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Mr Dixon dispels old colonialist prejudices that European languages are sophisticated and indigenous ones primitive.
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It affects all the senses, and in primitive societies was considered a God, and worshiped.
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While fitting for certain occasions, these primitive vessels do not enhance the wine-drinking experience.
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Treatment for concussions is still primitive and focused on the symptoms and not a cure.
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What these designers created, with what we now consider fairly primitive techniques, is simply breathtaking.
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He's going to have really divergent big toes, which is considered a more primitive characteristic.
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They're using primitive tools because we're still early on the journey to creating better tools.
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Primitive steam engines began appearing in the 17th century, and the telephone was patented in 1876.
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Facebook, YouTube, and Reddit didn't exist, or were just primitive versions of what they are today.
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Without shallow waters, this new research suggests, early life might remain stuck in a primitive mode.
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Negative stereotypes of Roma portray them as thieves, primitive or violent people, and abductors of children.
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It's remarkable how obstinate some people are about hanging onto the primitive tenets of the past.
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The earliest toys bearing silicon boards were primitive, of course, but they were also quite expensive.
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Our primitive brains smartly evolved the capacity to quickly sense potential threats, to keep us safe.
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Stereoscopic photography, a type of primitive 3D imaging and proto-GIF, dates back to the 1800s.
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What's more, the presence of tectonic activity would bolster the moon's ability to harbor primitive life.
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A team of researchers have been studying a primitive, upside-down jellyfish genus known as Cassiopea.
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The H. Rider Haggard novel King Solomon's Mines, for example, caricatured "natives" as savage and primitive.
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Primitive rock'n'roll wasn't yet geared toward storytelling, and the turns of phrase championed by Cole Porter.
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The days of using Uber just to hail an Uber are starting to look downright primitive.
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If investors have their way, that status quo will look quite primitive in a few years.
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But what we have is a government designed for a primitive age nothing like our own.
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Star FoxThe SuperFX graphics might look primitive by today's standards, but they were bomb in 1993.
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I was all alone with no one around to police the spill of my primitive desires.
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The cuboid solid primitive, a mainstay of Unity prototypes and jam games, should be retired now.
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For example, black people make several appearances in Kusama's 2002 autobiography as exotic or primitive beings.
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For frantic moderns, silence also seems part of the comfort offered by primitive or eternal things.
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What happens in your primitive brain is that you trust, you believe, because it's in sync.
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"Huge confetti cannons and flamethrowers are very primitive," Prydz says of the usual attention-getting tricks.
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Primitive technology by today's standards, but mind-blowing to kids who didn't grow up with smartphones.
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The Luzon premolar teeth also look primitive, but the molars are modern and H. sapiens-like.
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Primitive systems were good enough for small communities, but larger communities required delegation, and more formalism.
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An artist's interpretation of the newfangled pterosaur snacking on a primitive crocodylomorph known as a sphenosuchian.
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We cannot contact them now if they're primitive civilizations—or if they're still bacteria or trees.
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The first is boring, which is that most of musculoskeletal and pain medicine is surprisingly primitive.
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"Our work explores the inner kid, primitive expression, visual synchronicities, and post-internet tendencies," they say.
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Primitive elevators have been around since 236 B.C., but they relied on manpower -- lots of it.
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Put a screenshot beside the sole SNES Zelda, and Nintendo's title looks primitive, childish, past it.
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Some critics consider it Herge's most primitive piece and believe the artist was embarrassed by it.
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But even as the glimmers of the technological future were emerging, much would seem primitive today.
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Fighting sports have long been considered primitive, and to a certain extent, that belief is true.
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These primitive beings could do little more than respond to our prompts with pre-programmed texts.
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Given the primitive state of CNT manufacturing at this stage, a bad tube is practically guaranteed.
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Mr. Fernandes thus satirizes the popular fantasy of African art as a symbol of primitive authenticity.
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Approximating a human brain is maybe not even possible, but a primitive parasite is another story.
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In its own perhaps primitive way, it bangs, and throbs, it demands to be moved to.
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If human empathy is so robust and adaptive, it must have evolved from more primitive forms.
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The implication was that adding the tactile dimension would make everything else seem primitive by comparison.
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I feel like I always have a clear mind, with no primitive sexual instincts distracting me.
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It's primitive at best—just enough to serve the game's purpose and not an ounce more.
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Our idea of consciousness was still primitive, and there was a terrible fear of the darkness.
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Progress has been so fast that previous periods of my career can seem almost unimaginably primitive.
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To your primitive mind, it's as if there are lions and tigers lurking around every corner.
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Humanity, I mean, in our primal, primitive state, to which "Early Man" pays paradoxically sophisticated tribute.
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Opening non-motorized trails to motorized bikes would effectively eliminate the non-motorized, primitive recreational opportunities.
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The teeth bore some resemblance to those of living humans, but the shape seemed strangely primitive.
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In the age of quantum mechanics, many might dismiss such superstitions as archaic, primitive and senseless.
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"Primitive forms of artificial life will have been generated in the laboratory," the report goes on.
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The most primitive dinosaurs, he has speculated, would have had a flavor more like an alligator.
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One is exotic and primitive; the other is, like the magazine's presumed readers, white and civilized.
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One of the earliest and most primitive enrichment techniques used in this endeavor was gaseous diffusion.
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It's a very primitive method and not one I would recommend, unless the estate is small.
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"The tools today are primitive," Zuckerberg told Recode, referring to face filters and games like Pokémon.
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We ourselves are such a system, as are all our ancestors back to the first primitive cell.
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And watching videos of mad inventors building super-sized, flame-throwing lighters undoubtedly scratches a primitive itch.
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In the early 1900s, primitive power lines sent electricity crackling across the border between Texas and Mexico.
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The findings showed that the animal belonged to one of the otter's oldest and most primitive lineages.
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It would be primitive, they knew; neither of the doctor-parents kept medical supplies in the apartment.
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People think the ancient world was so primitive that they couldn't have possibly built some desert triangles.
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Rather, he counterposed abstraction to what he called "the concrete", while marrying the modern to the primitive.
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But the brain case was more primitive — flatter and longer instead of high and round, like ours.
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BEEP, BEEP, BEEP went the first satellite to orbit Earth, the primitive Sputnik 1, launched in 20153.
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One would expect little else from a band who's shared wax with the intentionally primitive Black Cilice.
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"This method of catching shrimp is easy with the only skill needed being basketry," writes Primitive Technology.
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They applied those substances to (apparently) willing volunteers and cemented primitive electrodes to their scalps and earlobes.
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"We don't know how to find them if they are more primitive than we are," Werthimer said.
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"It's a very primitive system, but it saves a lot of money in electricity," the guide notes.
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These primitive eukaryotes, dubbed "Gabonionta" by the authors, clustered together en masse, forming a slug-like shape.
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Baluška said that as a result, it's not that easy to get grants for primitive-cognition studies.
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"The Antarctic experiments it was based on were very primitive," says Maurice Bluestein, an Indiana University engineer.
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Memorial bots — even the primitive ones that are possible using today's technology — seemed both inevitable and dangerous.
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In 1977, computer graphics were still primitive, the domain of military and university machines made by IBM.
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For every sustainably-minded jetsetter, there's a person who wants to get primitive in a luxury treehouse.
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The island is designated as a "primitive zone," not a park, according to the parks department's announcement.
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Artificial molecular machines are still primitive by comparison, but scientists can already envision applications in the future.
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The problem with this primitive method is that it produces too many false alarms and false positives.
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"It's hitting on some primitive areas of the brain, things that control appetite and emotions," Hultin said.
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When Alibaba was competing with eBay more than a decade ago, China's tech market was pretty primitive.
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And between your time with Alcatrazz and Roth, you created the music that would become Modern Primitive?
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They became the primitive dwellings of desperate men who gradually saw no benefits to ever checking out.
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When I returned, I was thinking about the primitive, defined lines and stylized beauty of this work.
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If you can resist covering your eyes, it's worth watching for the primitive satisfaction that payback elicits.
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He scored two touchdowns on one of the game's simplest and most primitive plays, a quarterback sneak.
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What may feel like a primitive intuition, a gut feeling, is made possible by those previous simulations.
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Impressively lean and rigidly controlled, "The Survivalist" achieves, at times, the primitive allure of a silent movie.
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"This isn't so primitive," he tells me one night as we're in the kitchen preparing the meal.
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Even those primitive TV shows were reaching more people than the magazine did, or soon would be.
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Even primitive enthusiasm (at one point, a woman next to me gutturally yelped like a SoulCycle devotee).
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"The primitive technology consisted of human labor and beasts of burden," said Franco Pierotti, director of extractions.
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Studying primitive spiders is tricky because they lack an internal skeleton, which means they don't fossilize well.
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Though still in a primitive state, it was maturing rapidly, and Mr. Keane soon became a convert.
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"Start with elements that you may be afraid of because of that atavistic, primitive danger," Robbins says.
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He said in October 2007 that women as a whole were "extremely primitive," according to the transcripts.
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He has reinforced the stereotype of all missionaries as brash young colonizers trying to tame "primitive" tribes.
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The scales on the bottom of the feet did not undergo this change and instead stayed primitive.
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" Crossword solvers, the column claimed, "get nothing out of it except a primitive sort of mental exercise.
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Flight attendants were nurses first, given the somewhat primitive nature of pressurized cabins back in the day.
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" He also called Iraq a "crappy place filled with a bunch of, you know, semiliterate primitive monkeys.
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This is typical of Kyle: He buries his nihilistic wit with primitive illustrations and naïvely cryptic text.
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John Gray: It's their idea of religion as a failed scientific theory of everything, a primitive science.
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It is a very primitive level, but it is absolutely necessary to make progress on other levels.
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Their culture was considered "primitive," and anthropologists in the 20th century studied their supposedly obsolete way of life.
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But something didn't add up: The specimens looked more primitive than what you'd find from 2250,2000 years ago.
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It's about as primitive an organism as you can find that can still teach you about human biology.
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I was flattered by the most primitive, unsophisticated offer by one of the most powerful men in film.
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These ideas have been proven correct many years later by researchers studying primitive light-sensing organs in animals.
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Pokémon Go, a smartphone game that briefly entranced people in 2016, used a primitive form of the technology.
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The GIF — a primitive image format designed in the early days of the internet — is detached and humorous.
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But, Dr. Polyak asked, why then would a pigmented skin cell spontaneously revert to a primitive embryo cell?
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Or, perhaps, is it because we still see black people in Africa as primitive, not as fellow humans?
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"[Hagfish] are primitive jawless fishes with an eel-like body," deep sea ecologist Andrew David Thaler told Gizmodo.
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WERE there far fewer undiscovered ideas out there than in our more primitive past, how would people know?
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You use a primitive CAD, define some mechanical properties and it gets manufactured in front of your eyes.
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Primitive bots give themselves away by tweeting hundreds of times per hour, but newer ones are more sophisticated.
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The real value of this work will emerge from the trillion unexpected combinations of all these primitive elements.
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Note the evolution from the more primitive minifig to the modern version with facial expressions and actuated limbs.
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But Black Friday also earns its ominous name by prompting primitive and unthinking acquisitive behavior in us all.
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Our crowd control methods are primitive, but in this part of the world nothing else would have worked.
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Their works were considered primitive... I am revisiting that history to dust it and take a second look.
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Each mechanized beast behaves differently, forcing you to lean on the full breadth of primitive weapons on offer.
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Most of these were primitive, but some were more advanced models and the pace of advancement was accelerating.
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Around 37 percent of all North Koreans work in agriculture and use primitive methods to cultivate the land.
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They are primitive cells that can develop into a range of mature cells and perhaps serve as replacements.
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But many refugees may never get the chance I did, thanks to Congressional gridlock and primitive political rhetoric.
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Israel&aposs high-tech army has not been able to figure out a way stop the primitive kites.
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But compared to its camera and what it can do with it, all of those tools are primitive.
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"My material existence was so primitive that it would have startled proletarians in Western countries," Milosz reflected later.
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A man is telling me these things a prominent man a primitive man is telling me these things.
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Effectively, the company was trying to build complex graphics using machines that are very primitive by today's standards.
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So, when you're under stress, you freak out and go to your primitive brain and attack and bully.
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It was done with an incredibly primitive computer that hardly fits the bill of anything we'd recognize today.
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Of course, next to Wipeout and Gran Turismo, 1994's Virtua Racing Deluxe looked very primitive, very quickly.
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It was once used to portray Indigenous Australians, and other nonwhite races, as primitive and incapable of development.
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I was quite surprised to see this very, very unprepared primitive response in dealing with this human crisis.
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Black people were presented as static, primitive and non-technological, often unclothed or presented as savages, he said.
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Currently he's working on primitive A.I. so SoFi can use her footage to identify and track real fish.
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This primitive fish gave rise to the vast majority of vertebrate species, including all fish with paired fins.
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It has the feeling of a primitive ritual, or a "very long séance," as Mr. Balter put it.
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In an astrology chart, Black Moon Lilith represents a person's primitive impulses and behavior in their rawest form.
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He grew up in the isolated nearby valley town of Bunyah in a primitive shack with leaky shingles.
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Libertson says this primitive period, with masters like Moronubu and Masanobu, were known for elegant and vital lines.
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The mode of thinking of hallucinogen users has been compared to that of primitive peoples, children and schizophrenics.
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There is a shortage of housing, and sewage in some outlying villages still consists of primitive "honey buckets".
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Sports statistics were still relatively primitive, and record-keeping, long before the computer age, was a laborious task.
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"Everyone knows that Braque and Picasso were strongly influenced by the tribal, primitive art of Africa," he said.
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Grasping, hugging, striking, playing, caressing, reaching, scratching backs, and rubbing rears: these are not primitive forms of communication.
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"We're hoping to find more, but it's hard to find ones that are that primitive," Mr. Lichtenstein said.
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The large family spent the winter living in primitive campers and cramped containers with makeshift bathrooms and kitchenettes.
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The monetization of the video was also (by current standards) primitive: He appeared in a Microsoft ad. —K.
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The eighteenth century "savage" became the nineteenth century "primitive", no longer something altogether different but instead just backward.
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Not to oversimplify solutions but often the most effective measures to secure our cities are the most primitive.
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Even online, we cannot escape the primitive, tribal instincts that have guided humanity since our hunter-gatherer days.
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So he actually pivots and starts to believe that primitive communism can somehow survive and bypass capitalist development.
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If you wanted to be rational and think well, you had to suppress those primitive gremlins, the emotions.
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The result is at once acutely distressing and quite lovely, transforming the island into something primitive and inscrutable.
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I've got the thing in a case, but—like a primitive madman—I'm not using a screen protector.
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Sharing an interest in Mediterranean popular culture and primitive art, they collaborated on local print and exhibition projects.
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His first monograph, Transfigurations (2008), is an evolution of the modernist search for form within a primitive landscape.
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Its composition is considered primitive because it hasn't significantly changed since its formation about 4 billion years ago.
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Jim is homeless, jobless, and living under the freeway in a primitive Seattle homeless encampment called the Jungle.
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Only a tinge of regressive naivety was experienced in the room with 22008 bronze birds, "Primitive" (22015–218).
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"It is important to note that while Llanocetus is one of the oldest mysticetes [whales], it is not the most primitive, and that a tooth-filtering stage appears to have preceded Llanocetus, further muddying the waters by suggesting that filter feeding was primitive for toothed baleen whales," Boessenecker told Gizmodo.
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Compared to sophisticated non-VR face-capture cameras, this was primitive, but there was a good reason for that.
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Paleoanthropologist Shara Bailey told NPR that the different features were "exciting" because they exhibited both modern and primitive traits.
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The brightness and contrast are excellent, and the game's primitive graphics and colors look lovely on its tiny display.
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And, of course, fairly primitive medicine, including the lack of antibiotics, so people really did not live that long.
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But that project is quite a bit more primitive than what it sounds like Apple may be going for.
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The presence of so many different carbon isotope ratios suggests the rock represents a complex community of primitive organisms.
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That's a very complex and modern behavior, and some scientists believe that such primitive humans couldn't have performed it.
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Since the first primitive human picked up a rock to use as a tool, humans have lived with technology.
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While it's sometimes called a pinhole camera or camera obscura, the simple device is more like a primitive projector.
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The next dish was even more basic and primitive than the others: fresh egg yolk with salt and pepper.
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"Don't tell me that I can't strip off my shirt and go make a big primitive noise," he said.
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According to Bostic, mindfulness attenuates the more evolutionarily primitive areas of our brains — the amygdala, the brain stem, etc.
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Wheatley thinks the first part is very primitive, which is why even newborns show the ability to do it.
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"The makeshift hospitals are very primitive," Osama al-Shami, a 36-year-old doctor, told Reuters from the area.
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Nothing here looks quite as awful and primitive as the cave tenements of Martin Scorsese's Gangs of New York.
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His work has always been, loosely, American primitive, tracing the veins of Jack Rose, Robbie Basho, and John Fahey.
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There's also the basic fact that these areas of neuroscience are at the frontier and in their primitive stages.
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It's not naïve or primitive (which is not knowing any better but still full of joy) it's just sullen.
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By contrast, the Dune's subterranean galleries invoke the caves in which the most primitive human art was first daubed.
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The book is sort of like a cross between my favorite Youtube channel, Primitive Technology, and the comic xkcd.
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The bottom line: Wolfram's view is controversial — is it truly a primitive skill to understand the underlying computational concepts?
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Lemurs are among the most primitive members of the primate mammalian group that also includes monkeys, apes and humans.
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It's tempting to think of the mind as a layer that sits on top of more primitive cognitive structures.
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It was primitive, but they were employing the same technique that would catch Rigmaiden more than a decade later.
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His death exorcises the self-destructive impulses of primitive society—both man and ape—ensuring independence for his people.
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Mind you, the press release for the show provides a justification for using the term "primitive," citing Severi's scholarship.
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He saw himself as a Neo-luddite, fighting against the corporate world in favor of a more primitive lifestyle.
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The Primitive World by Adolphe François Pannemaker (1857) Pannemaker's colored engraving depicts a world of biological and geological violence.
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They are both applied in a very primitive way and share a similar energy, although they are very different.
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He looked at Jupiter through a primitive telescope and found that the planet had four moons of its own.
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The accompanying texts were a mix of admiration and condescension for traditions that Westerners of the time considered primitive.
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Nor can studies to date settle the question of safety when our understanding of epigenetic effects is so primitive.
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You can go on day hikes, or go on a three-day hike and be in very primitive country.
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During a recent visit to the museum, Mr. Kluetmeier recalled how he caught this primitive physical battle in 2011.
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I could almost cry right now because it was, it was so desolate and primitive and... Hey, I'm sorry.
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His needs are more primitive, an infantile hunger for approval and praise, a craving that can never be satisfied.
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Does he fit the criteria for borderline personality disorder, which can include outbursts, obsessions and a primitive ego structure?
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Videos from "The Janice Tapes" series (2000) find Ms. Donegan wearing plastic masks that look like punk-primitive headgear.
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Their 2014 debut album Hypnotised, released on Sacred Bones, was a record bursting with primitive psych and glimmering electronics.
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He has imbibed the primitive élitism of the fitness freak; his success with girls validates his physical self-perfecting.
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The tangible despair of Primitive Man's music is even more noteworthy when juxtaposed with the real life Ethan McCarthy.
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But they both point to the fact that we've regressed from a sophisticated moral ethos to a primitive one.
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That time Bret Stephens defended Tucker Carlson's comments that Iraqi's were "semi-literate primitive monkeys" among other things pic.twitter.
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The spacecraft now begins a close study of the primitive space rock, seeking clues to the early solar system.
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Kumimanu and Waimanu were already flightless, but they still held onto some primitive traits not found in living penguins.
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Uihlein replaced a primitive bandstand there with a $1 million pavilion, she bolted down new furniture to prevent theft.
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Marlantes's description of these primitive and unhealthy camps illuminates why early labor strikes centered on demands for simple improvements.
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We continue to execute our fellow human beings — methodically, barbarically, with determination — because of a primitive desire for revenge.
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The country's primitive infrastructure is far less vulnerable to cyberretaliation, and North Korean hackers operate outside the country, anyway.
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Participants in Shaun Leonardo's "Primitive Games" at the Guggenheim Museum debating the issue of gun violence without using words.
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From head to toe the ancient hominin displays a medley of primitive, apelike features and more advanced, humanlike characteristics.
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Yet they still worked amazingly fast, harnessing the era's primitive technology to pack wild ideas onto four-track tape.
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Along with the primitive plumage, the 99-million-year-old amber also preserved soft tissue and eight complete vertebrae.
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The archive, in fact, produces the past, and facilitates — along with the museum — the primitive accumulation of people's lives.
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Of those, some diverged from the common ancestors of living mammals, but more primitive mammals split off even earlier.
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It might have a primitive sort of Americana look in one book but suggest Expressionism or Impressionism in another.
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Small pinches and loops of off-white clay and sanded putty, they resemble seashells, bird bones or primitive tools.
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Those primitive hunters who lived together in small kin groups did not show reckless courage for its own sake.
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" His conservatism, he insisted, "prevents movement backward and downward, into chaotic darkness and a return to a primitive state.
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Masculinity and its perils, the primitive drama of sibling and father-son rivalry, are the wellsprings of Shepard's work.
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The place was primitive to an extreme, a set of sandbagged fighting holes cut into stone and sunbaked earth.
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Scientists are studying this wad of primitive chewing gum that dates back 5,700 years to learn about ancient Scandinavians.
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I think the dynamic of humiliation and shame is very powerful and primal, and he deals in primitive methods.
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I think of laws as having a kind of primitive metaphysical status, that laws are not derivative on anything else.
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The data, he says, is simply too complicated, and the analyses too primitive, to come to such a hard conclusion.
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According to the Boston Globe, White House aides allegedly help draft some of Trump's tweets in his uniquely primitive style.
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The painter's quest for a more "primitive" life took him from France to Tahiti and back — and then back again.
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The blending of primitive, tribal tools with snippets of advanced technology could feel disjointed and incongruous in less skilled hands.
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The formation, called the Nuvvuagittuq (noo-voo-wog-it-tuck) Greenstone Belt, is a fragment of Earth's primitive ocean floor.
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But no one imagines that the appearance of the first primitive cells on Earth led predictably to the human race.
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Also, just being darker-skinned and coming from a culture that a lot of Ashkenazi saw as primitive or barbaric.
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They fish or farm, often using primitive methods, a fact that becomes glaringly apparent as soon as you leave Yangon.
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As it began to divide, cancer genes took over and the single primitive cell barreled forward into a massive tumor.
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True to its name, naledi was an out-of-this-world find -- an intriguing mix of human and primitive features.
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Because the technology is still primitive, many of the spaces seem too "open," as if you were floating in air.
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That wasn't the case in the early 2350s, but there were a few primitive live video feeds around back then.
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Five years later Geoffrey Hinton, an English polymath, joined CIFAR and began work on the primitive field of neural networks.
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Modigliani's treatment of "primitive" art speaks to a different purpose, one bound up in his status as a Sephardic Jew.
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It was done to try to improve their lot in life, but it shows how primitive things used to be.
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Given that these practices are usually intended for domestic use, Native art is typically perceived as "primitive novelties" or souvenirs.
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"We believe that all sections of the Canadian Shield were formed by recycling this much older primitive crust," O'Neil said.
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This animal is considered the most basal, or most primitive, non-flying dinosaur to be equipped with feathered proto-wings.
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ZeniMax alleges that the Oculus Rift was "primitive" until Carmack added numerous improvements to the headset prototype, alongside ZeniMax employees.
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Ford even used the mainframe's storage power to do some primitive market research on a small town called Flora, Illinois.
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I immediately raced to the four corners of the map and used my rocket cart to murder my primitive competition.
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Even the guns, primitive by modern standards, were serious advances on the rifles used during the wars of the 1800s.
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Now, however, to spend any time building your own retail service – even one as primitive as the publisher's – is silly.
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Google Cardboard serves this segment for now, but it's starting to look more and more primitive compared to other options.
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Relying on a printed tourist guide may feel primitive and immediately inform muggers that you are holding lots of cash.
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She had a passion for the "primitive," however, and had committed herself to the preservation of a disappearing black culture.
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Standing alone a few feet in front of the stage, he captured most of it on a primitive cassette recorder.
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Lutsenko's spokesman Andriy Lysenko said Danylyuk's statement was "seen as a primitive desire to avoid criminal liability for a failure".
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Everything will now depend on whether Kim has made that strategic choice in the hope of transforming his primitive economy.
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Most people in Mr. Gunday's dark world, reeling from a pandemic of hate, are driven by primitive Darwinian survival instincts.
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This was not an erotic set of curves but something even more wondrous, the basic body, the primitive physical structure.
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And despite the turbocharger, VW's 232-liter engine delivers its payload without the hesitation of more primitive forced induction motors.
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In addition to mustard, they've also used chlorine bombs — a very primitive chemical weapon made from a common cleaning supply.
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With his disappearance, a whole chapter of Modernism, one that we could call the "Primitive Paradigm," came to a close.
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It was primitive, but The Getaway attempted to painstakingly recreate the real world and a real location in a game.
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The quasi-primitive style is offset by the detail, creating an arresting tribute to the things and people Jackson loves.
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It enables the agency to re-program the craft as needed using primitive assembly languages like Cobol, Fortran, and Algol.
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The Voyager crafts may be old, primitive, and at time clunky to work with, but above it all they endure.
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The classics have been celebrated, but history has tried to pigeonhole primitive art and artists, and subject them to irrelevance.
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But that's something that people tend to interpret from the Stooges or the Ramones, that they were dumb or primitive.
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A Red Cross ambulance transported Paiz's body on the 12-hour drive along primitive roads from the capital to Aguacate.
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Yet their preoccupation with childhood and "primitive and irrational wishes and fears" have influenced the study of authoritarianism ever since.
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The primitive explosive had been stashed by a wall in the Mariotiyah area near the pyramids, the Interior Ministry said.
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Mr. Calderon has done some rewrites for this much-delayed premiere, presented by his and Mr. Zayas's Primitive Grace company.
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She has decorated its rough, almost primitive contours with bright strings of beads, metallic rosettes and a pompom-adorned crown.
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Their setups were primitive, but the work was often more realistic and technically ambitious than tattoos done on the outside.
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What is this older, more primitive part of the brain, which connects us to how a child sees the world?
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Always spellbinding, this Morris work is a dark, glowing, exciting plotless drama that suggests both primitive ritual and neurological urgency.
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Trilobites A scientist studying the defenses of mollusks called chitons thinks these sea creatures might be less primitive than expected.
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In the 19th century, Europeans feared a so-called "yellow peril," brought about by "primitive" people with emerging global power.
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One of her last films was "Wild About Harry" (2009), a family drama (originally titled "American Primitive") set in 1973.
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The slight and kinetic 30-year-old creates embroidered tableaus that are simultaneously naïve and knowing, primitive and wittily sophisticated.
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The current Saurischia group would lose the theropods but add a strange, primitive group of two-legged carnivores called herrerasaurids.
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The screens appeared in their most primitive form in the late 1980s with a few movies played on a loop.
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" With a trio of materials, Toogood aimed to communicate "the very essential, the very raw, the elemental and the primitive.
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But in fact, text messages are such a primitive technology that that's just unencrypted text going out over the network.
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"Disrespect can inspire rage because in the most primitive parts of our brains it's tied to our survival," she wrote.
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I hit that primitive soffritto with ginger and garlic, and it delivers an immense depth of flavor to the sauce.
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It has a triangular head occupied by a rather primitive version of a brain and two black dots for eyes.
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