She didn't show any sign of recognizing us, of recognizing anything.
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The leap from recognizing written characters to recognizing faces was a giant one.
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Again, it's dedicated to machine learning and deep learning tasks—recognizing your face, recognizing your voice, recording animojis, and recognizing what you're trying to frame in the camera.
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In some ways, recognizing the importance of the Belt and Road is simply recognizing reality.
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We weren't recognizing — I certainly wasn't recognizing — the extent to which we were putting people at risk.
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The answer is in recognizing those contradictions—and recognizing, more deeply, that our unalienable rights are indeed "by nature universal" and universalizable.
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The new Parliament has taken the government to court for not recognizing its legitimacy, while not recognizing the legitimacy of Mr. Rajoy, either.
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The changes may help the brain specialize in tasks tied to motherhood, like recognizing an infant's needs, recognizing threats and mother-infant bonding.
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We've been able to apply that in the last few years for recognizing nudity, recognizing violence, and understanding what's happening in images and videos.
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This is this idea that people are much better at recognizing faces of their race than they are of recognizing faces of other races.
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U.S. President Donald Trump signed a proclamation last week recognizing the Golan Heights as Israeli, less than four months after recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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You're ahead of the game, both in recognizing it's something to work on and in recognizing that other people are having their own separate, similar experiences.
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Nymeria re-entering the picture and recognizing Arya is like Argos recognizing Odysseus at the end of the Odyssey, except the dire wolf doesn't immediately die afterward.
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"I think at some point, pop culture stopped recognizing the term as a slight on women and began recognizing it as a politicized term," Horner points out.
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"I think he's recognizing clearly that the need is there, recognizing that it takes two steps to get done, the repeal and replace," Rounds said of McConnell.
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Kant argues that recognizing beauty, for example, is an objective, rather than subjective, act, not to be confused with recognizing the sublime, the good, or the agreeable.
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Switching from an accrual basis — recognizing income when it's earned — to a cash basis — recognizing it when you get actually get paid — will reduce taxable income in 2018.
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Hotz says that though the car does a good job of recognizing speed variation in vehicles ahead, it can have a hard time recognizing a car at a standstill.
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A couple of women make little murmuring sounds when Katie Conway crosses the screen: recognizing her, perhaps, or recognizing their own fragility, how easily it could have been them.
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So, they're stepping in and recognizing that the fiscal policy may not be up to the mark, and also recognizing that in this moment of fear, credit markets may freeze.
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He's stifling ball-handlers in the open floor, curbing drives, recognizing where he's supposed to be as a help defender and recognizing who he can and can't help off of.
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Recognizing the horsemeat required creating a special tool, made from tiny molecular magnet carriers and a special horsemeat-recognizing RNA, genetic material similar to DNA that processes rather than stores information.
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"By recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and the seat of its government, we're recognizing reality," U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said during a visit to Israel last week.
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Recognizing that -- as Trump appears to have -- is key.
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In addition to recognizing the personhood of qualifying nonhuman animals, our technologies may eventually get to the point when we'll have to start recognizing the moral worth of artificial intelligence and robots.
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AH: I've seen a lot in this field of recognizing new media ahead of time, recognizing the need for mindful and reflective leadership ahead of time, and basically giving those trends credibility.
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This wasn't just an opponent being polite; it was real recognizing real—the Jayhawks recognizing the greatest individual effort we'll see all college basketball season, and might see for quite some time.
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Photo-Illustration by Nicolas Ortega; Source: Courtesy Metropolitan Police Service One quirk of facial recognition is that, from infancy, we tend to be better at recognizing faces of the ethnicity that we are most frequently exposed to: white people are generally better at recognizing white faces, black people tend to be better at recognizing black faces.
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Participants completed a 10-item functionality test, which included - among other daily life activities - reading an email on an electronic screen, recognizing money, reading a newspaper, recognizing different brands and reading distant signs.
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The play begins by recognizing the commonalities between its actors.
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Yeah like I said, I'm glad people are recognizing it.
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Recognizing his voice, Filippidis's wife told him to call 911.
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BRAZILE: Kudos -- Kudos, Chadwick, for recognizing this wonderful young man.
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This is about recognizing where the LGBTQ movement has failed.
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When you get older you start recognizing your own demons.
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It means recognizing that the opposition deserves to emerge victorious.
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"Recognizing pedestrian intent can be a life saver," Gavrila says.
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Games may require some tweaking too before recognizing the eGPU.
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Recognizing that can help you get over your jealousy, too.
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"We are recognizing the power of this work," Michele said.
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"I think we've been good at recognizing that," he added.
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The key point today is recognizing that enough is enough.
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Some of the smartest business people are recognizing the potential.
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That's an important change in conversation, recognizing it as important.
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Go deeper: Stacey Abrams commends Biden for recognizing harassment claims
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Props to this dad for recognizing JT in the wild.
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Couric also emphasized the importance of recognizing daily gun violence.
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That doesn't mean they aren't worthy of recognizing and correcting.
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Vision also does a great job recognizing text on products.
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But that requires recognizing a patient who has a problem.
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I was good at finding my light and recognizing it.
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The first step toward overcoming unintentional bias is recognizing it.
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Finally, the public seems to be recognizing that ugly reality.
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Recognizing Israel's sovereignty in the Golan could undermine those efforts.
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It is worth recognizing Gregos's skillful curation, reflecting her experience.
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Nevertheless, we didn't give up, recognizing the high stakes involved.
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Wade, the 1973 decision recognizing a constitutional right to abortion.
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She's better than me at everything, even recognizing cosplay characters.
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The resolution in fact makes no mention of recognizing Israel.
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Some of us are recognizing that we need legal immigration.
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We have to be better at recognizing our shared humanity.
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"I think people are recognizing what he's doing," Girardi said.
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Ms. Lind listened intently, recognizing that he had truly grown.
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Muilenburg took a remorseful tone, recognizing mistakes with the plane.
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Kaepernick has received several awards recognizing him for his service.
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It's recognizing movies as pure business, rather than pure storytelling.
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Recognizing the trend, some companies are working to retool employees.
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Judge Ellis should be commended for recognizing these constitutional commands.
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But he had a gift for recognizing opportunities very quickly.
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Recognizing a knowledge gap should spur you to educate yourself.
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Facebook is already disconcertingly good at recognizing faces in photos.
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I remember not recognizing myself in my own Damn reflection.
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Perhaps recognizing the implausibility of the acting solicitor's analysis, Rep.
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It was and remains a revolutionary notion for recognizing revenue.
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Simon, recognizing a deal when he saw one, apparently pounced.
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" The Bay started recognizing me when I did "The Truth.
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It's a part of growing up — recognizing quality versus quantity.
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So is recognizing opportunity in growing markets and innovative companies.
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Recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital was a reflection of reality.
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He had a hard time reading maps and recognizing faces.
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Siri, notoriously not good at actually recognizing what you say.
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But recognizing that fact is necessary to begin finding solutions.
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First was the breakthrough in recognizing objects in still images.
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But Republicans in the state are definitely recognizing the stakes.
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So is recognizing this colonial past, this colonial liability, counterproductive?
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Recognizing this distinction would have made his discussion more enlightening.
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Murphy noticed that more people were recognizing her in public.
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But recognizing the bias is also important, the researchers contend.
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France has come a long way in recognizing the problem.
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But she stopped short of recognizing either man's victory claim.
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Some states are recognizing the gap and changing their approach.
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Chimpanzees, dolphins, elephants — they've all demonstrated signs of recognizing individuals.
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And surely the first step is recognizing the problem exists.
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And it will mean recognizing that nobody is beyond redemption.
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It moves to us recognizing the common place of hate.
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We thank President Trump for recognizing Japanese investments in America.
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Barnette, recognizing that compelled speech is antithetical to free speech.
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Coming in and recognizing you're there to learn is crucial.
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Apple is recognizing it as a "work of digital art."
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The Washington Post began formally recognizing the usage in 103.
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Mr. Rubio likewise embraced the idea of recognizing Mr. Guaidó.
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The witness scrolls through, in hopes of recognizing the culprit.
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This is a fact we do a terrible job recognizing.
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"A big part of it is recognizing that," Wortmann said.
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Schools and universities are also recognizing the value of making.
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I'm not complaining — I'm just recognizing what is out there.
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It's about recognizing drinking habits and acting on that understanding.
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Eight countries voted against recognizing the delegation, while six abstained.
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The biggest reason was that we weren't recognizing this issue.
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It's not only recognizing the history and the culture but also recognizing the retail, the tourism, and the recreation industries—the multibillion dollar coastal economy that rests upon the image of surfing in California.
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"I think it's important to keep our eye on what the issues really are, and while recognizing that certain actions are inappropriate, recognizing that above all, you don't change things without making demands," he said.
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"off" in its modern incarnations means recognizing that its potent symbolism
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That begins with recognizing that people are not, in fact, obstacles.
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And why are we recognizing gender anyway with our founding fathers?
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Sessions proposed legally recognizing "bump stocks" as "machine guns" on Friday.
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And, most importantly, it wasn't just me who was recognizing others.
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The guidelines lay out steps for recognizing and addressing ongoing vulnerabilities.
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Millions of streams later, people were recognizing me on the street.
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They're recognizing how many admissions measures favor students from affluent families.
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That starts by recognizing one another's humanity — and with honest conversations.
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I think we do a really poor job of recognizing transitions.
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The message was that courts have no business recognizing "new" rights.
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Recognizing the role that women had to play is very important.
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Say we already have a good model trained for recognizing cars.
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Google has bigger challenges with Home than just recognizing different voices.
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Very few animals are capable of recognizing themselves in the mirror.
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It's different, though, because they're recognizing us on a deeper level.
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Go deeper: Stacey Abrams commends Joe Biden for recognizing harassment claims
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"Thank you for recognizing and honoring her uniqueness," one commenter wrote.
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Sometimes that's why I have trouble recognizing people I've already met.
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Two men, recognizing briefly how indebted they are to one another.
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You can find the phrasing insulting while recognizing its essential truth.
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There is no one recognizing the KRG (referendum decision) except him.
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The first step towards reform is recognizing there is a problem.
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As you grow a beard, it keeps learning and recognizing you.
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Finding and recognizing these nods gives one a warm fuzzy feeling.
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That's why we've created this handy guide to recognizing your Chrises.
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Chris Rock is recognizing the controversy surrounding this year's Academy Awards.
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It's the Clippers' way of recognizing another positive play from Williams.
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Then we started recognizing people and we were like, 'Holy crap!
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And in America, we need to be better at recognizing them.
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It's recognizing that every business decision is not an economic one.
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It has also punished business for recognizing Taiwan as independent country.
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Hodges in 2015 recognizing the constitutional right to same-sex marriage.
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The first step is recognizing trafficking as a public health issue.
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We need to be smart about recognizing identities and criminal patterns.
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Recognizing his predicament, Trump has offered the farm constituency two palliatives.
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Don't underestimate the importance of positive feedback — recognizing and valuing teams.
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Recognizing Pappas as a suspect in Hausknecht's killing, he called police.
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Well, the first is I think recognizing that it's a problem.
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What is most important to me is recognizing the social progress.
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Recognizing Kosovo is a precondition for Serbia to join the bloc.
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The feature does a pretty solid job automatically recognizing certain exercises.
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Frankly, Ford and Abrams should be embarrassed for not recognizing her.
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Real recognizing real, even when some of their art is "fake."
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But it also requires recognizing that human beings face several constraints.
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Women are waking again, recognizing and welcoming the righteous anger within.
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Their followers holler in joy, recognizing themselves for the first time.
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The key is recognizing when you're experiencing a particular bodily sensation.
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The government is recognizing the growing risk from snake oil salesmen.
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It's recognizing these feelings, knowing that they're there, and that's okay.
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Soon afterward, some European nations announced they were recognizing Mr. Guaidó.
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The Reagan administration was on the verge of recognizing that result.
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He also had a knack for recognizing overlooked designers and eras.
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Recognizing this, leaders put into place antitrust and worker protection laws.
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Recognizing this new spirit, energetic Senate candidates are promising real reform.
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That's […] art history: […] recognizing how many people have been left out.
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But recognizing subtle expressions of white nationalism isn't the only challenge.
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The first is recognizing that people really do make the difference.
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Humility means recognizing that none of us is right about everything.
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But recognizing the societal gains post-Staggers Act is not enough.
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The state also started recognizing concealed-carry permits from other states.
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Recognizing that I exist doesn't mean cis folks exist any less.
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I sputtered before recognizing his answer as unequivocal commitment, to me.
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" She continued, "In recognizing them, we stand for what is right.
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But good statesmanship requires recognizing the limits of what is possible.
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Recognizing warning signs and documenting the bullying may help, experts say.
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I signed a paper, essentially recognizing that the IRS was right.
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The guidance comes amid a formal White House declaration recognizing Jan.
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Recognizing these telltale traits is an important first step, Wentz said.
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We are recognizing, finally, that misogynist men are made, not born.
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Successive U.S. administrations have avoided formally recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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But this is not the same as recognizing women's equal humanity.
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It's all about recognizing that not everyone comes directly to nytimes.com.
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I think Facebook is increasingly recognizing the responsibility that it has.
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"It's about recognizing that you're not doing anything wrong," Hall says.
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The algorithm was also better at recognizing some types than others.
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Perhaps recognizing this earlier would have made me a better campaigner.
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He delighted many Israelis - while appalling other world powers - by recognizing Jerusalem as their capital, moving the U.S. Embassy there, withdrawing from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal and recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the occupied Golan Heights.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin effectively withdrew from the agreement last week by signing an executive order recognizing travel documents issued by pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine, a possible step toward recognizing the region's breakaway governments.
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The moves have included recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, ending foreign aid to the Palestinians, shuttering the Palestinians' office in Washington, and recognizing Israel's annexation of the Golan Heights, which is claimed by Syria.
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" Harry added, "Recognizing it in yourself is a huge part of it.
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They want people who are recognizing that business has a social responsibility.
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Coffee table gadgets are recognizing spoken English nearly as well as humans.
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But the UK isn't recognizing Assange as being a diplomat for anywhere.
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And even then, the Z camera had trouble recognizing my clawed hand.
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But to me "CHILD" is central to recognizing what Conner is about.
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How good are GPU-driven neural nets at recognizing things in images?
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And it's an implicit admonishment of Sanders for not recognizing these realities.
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Seeing things through his eyes but also recognizing my blessings around me.
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Finally, recognizing the role of learning in addiction is critical to prevention.
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What she was recognizing was, in effect, an inherent maleness to chronology.
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Recognizing that resentment took some time, but we did eventually break up.
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Part of the perverse pleasure of the genre is recognizing familiar strategies.
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The Trump administration quickly put out a statement recognizing Guaidó as president.
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So I see that you are recognizing that there is a problem.
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Computers are getting better at recognizing what's going on in a video.
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She also highlighted the importance of recognizing the trauma inflicted upon children.
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Everybody has bad parts, and recognizing them in Notter's work is cathartic.
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Part of that, he says, is recognizing how fulfilling work can be.
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The movie is about recognizing these hierarchies of race, class, and privilege.
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I'm excited that you're recognizing the 50th anniversary of Woodstock this summer.
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Even recognizing that it's a comic book, what would that look like?
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Experts are increasingly recognizing that the "accuracy" of artificial intelligence is overstated.
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People are pretty happy — and can't resist recognizing the occasion on Twitter.
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Constitution and laws place the highest of values on religious liberty, recognizing
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Specifically, the software was recognizing a script from a service called CoinHive.
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Without that, people can become demotivated entirely, as its not recognizing them.
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Listening to hours of dialog, he developed a knack for recognizing voices.
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On Monday president Cheryl Boone Isaacs issued a statement recognizing the outrage.
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Recognizing his daughter's imaginative temperament, A.C. Lee gave her an Underwood typewriter.
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The first step to solving a problem is recognizing there is one.
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Recognizing the importance of the call, Kim wrote a memo noting it.
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Recognizing how onerous these new regulations are, Dodd-Frank must be overhauled.
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What's clear is that witnesses are having a hard time recognizing perpetrators.
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It's also recognizing the overall move towards larger screens in the market.
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You can't clean your laundry without recognizing the laundry is dirty. Goddamn!
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Deep learning systems are most commonly used for recognizing dogs in images.
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The first step in addressing a problem is recognizing there is one.
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It is about recognizing a new way to regard all human beings.
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Simply defining and recognizing it can help combat it before it hits.
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On a whole, however, the microphone did a good job recognizing commands.
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Several other nations and international organizations followed the U.S. in recognizing Guaidó.
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It's about recognizing the power of change and then actually doing it.
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Part of that work is recognizing you don't need to be sorry.
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It means recognizing the precise nature of the problems that we face.
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It's just about recognizing that a newborn baby is a newborn baby.
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That would be a key step towards recognizing the problem, said Gongera.
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For me, protecting myself means recognizing that suicidality will likely come again.
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That stance disturbs even many advocates of transparency by recognizing no bounds.
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Ireland, for its part, is already recognizing the failures of its system.
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"It's mostly kids recognizing me now," Stone said between posing for photos.
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Recognizing that it's not a welcoming place by not lying about it.
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"Everybody's recognizing that is just the reality of the world," he said.
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"I think recognizing reality always enhances the chances for peace," Bolton added.
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And that was a real turning point in my politics, recognizing that.
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Women are better at recognizing emotional distress and asking for help quicker.
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In particular, I tend to be really good at recognizing crossword themes.
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Recognizing these feelings can give children permission to cope with their distress.
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Then recognizing something was wrong, and going through some of the adversity.
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Recognizing this, keep the payments to households as open-ended as possible.
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And Goldman is a pretty swift place at recognizing when somebody sucks.
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And the risk of not recognizing and addressing that messiness is vast.
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Recognizing our toughest problems and getting them in check is backbreaking work.
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In 2012, computers became better than people at recognizing objects in images.
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Recognizing God's role in creation puts the rest of life into perspective.
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"This is about recognizing we're not gonna do everything ourselves," Peterson said.
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My wife and I found ourselves recognizing every emotion and viewpoint expressed.
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Democrats, recognizing Justice Gorsuch's confirmation was assured, essentially threw in the towel.
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And not recognizing it could put vulnerable tenants at risk of eviction.
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Recognizing the problem, Congress in August passed broad reforms to cut delays.
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This is a rough guide to recognizing and reading music's negative spaces.
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But we can have a hard time recognizing a truth teller, too.
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Recognizing objects is something that machine-vision systems can now do reliably.
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And this is subject to recognizing that this is just one number.
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Microsoft already offers Azure Cognitive Services for recognizing images, speech and language.
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But recognizing your daughter's independence isn't the same as letting her go.
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The Obama administration, recognizing this oversight, asked Congress to provide the money.
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While they all might have trouble recognizing the connection, others have not.
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Recognizing these risks, heavy fuel oil has been banned in Antarctic waters.
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This also keeps them from recognizing their pain and working through it.
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He loves Riff, but he's also recognizing that he has outgrown him.
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Her husband acted quickly, recognizing the symptoms, and contacted a top neurosurgeon.
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Turkey vehemently opposes recognizing the killing of 85033 million Armenians as genocide.
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Rising rates of suicide highlight the importance of recognizing depression in youth.
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"The government is not recognizing this kind of group," he told Reuters.
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We need leaders committed to recognizing this attack and routing it out.
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He added that, generally, RealNetworks' system is not used for recognizing students.
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Absolutely. Back then we didn't have multiple countries recognizing and supporting us.
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Lawmakers are already recognizing that this policy is a win for consumers.
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It's about really embracing an understanding of human sexuality, of recognizing innovation.
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The House of Representatives passed the resolution recognizing the genocide in October.
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I think more people are recognizing that their dollars are that powerful.
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Recognizing these signs can be crucial to getting them help in time.
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"But recognizing and doing something about it are different things," he said.
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We have to first approach this recognizing that he could be reelected.
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And a major part of addressing racism is recognizing its multiregional history.
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Photo apps from Apple, Google, and Facebook got good at recognizing faces.
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And recognizing that something's not quite right can make all the difference.
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When you eat wild Alaskan salmon from there, you are recognizing all the indigenous people in the area whose job it is to harvest salmon, and you are also recognizing that they can have salmon for dinner, too.
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As with other AI challenges, you want gradual improvements that generalize to harder versions of similar problems — for example, going from recognizing a face in a photo, to recognizing multiple faces, then identifying the expression on those faces.
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By not recognizing the expenses right away, it was able to push up its revenue while delaying the reduction caused by recognizing the costs, something that investors would certainly want to know in evaluating how a company is doing.
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"It's about recognizing the traditions and legacy of Hollywood, while also recognizing that we have the ability to reshape it," Mr. Cheng, chief operating officer of Amazon Studios, said of the decision to make Culver Studios the unit's headquarters.
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Gingrich, meanwhile, praised the Donald Trump for recognizing the threats facing the nation.
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He remembers their belongings crawling with bugs—and recognizing it wasn't their fault.
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President Obama implemented the country's first-ever directive recognizing privacy interests of foreigners.
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The African Union added that it would stop recognizing Jammeh from the 19th.
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Imagine looking into a mirror and not recognizing the person you see there.
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It was always about recognizing the similarity, and never really moved beyond that.
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"Part of being a Universalist is recognizing everyone's inherent worth," Whitaker told MUNCHIES.
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There's only one solution, and that is recognizing the need for public investment.
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For today's disaffected left, there's power in recognizing that it's their party too.
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There's only one solution and that is recognizing the need for public investment.
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"The parties are not in the habit of recognizing their defeat," he added.
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They're recognizing, as Ali did, that they're free to say what they want.
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Google is getting really, really good at recognizing photos and videos of cats.
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Here are 17 Steps for Recognizing and Responding to Warning Signs of Suicide.
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Barnes is not alone in recognizing the benefits of a shorter work week.
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Yeah. Your performance on it, and recognizing it, and doing something about it.
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Recognizing that his fabrications were becoming legally significant, Wallace began to come apart.
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But -- perhaps recognizing that his legal grounding was shaky at best -- he didn't.
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The AI system is apparently capable of recognizing 174 different kinds of cats.
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Hell, just recognizing and talking about the problem will be a good start.
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Softer language recognizing the report was included in the meeting's final agreement text.
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It's about recognizing that skill as valuable, which can be hard to do.
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"The motivation really is recognizing what drivers are doing on Uber," he said.
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The RAC (Recognizing America's Children) Act is the proposal favored by many Republicans.
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I saw my children being born and recognizing what they call a miracle.
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This is now about recognizing the performance reviews we've been running haven't worked.
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By March, politicians of both parties were recognizing it as a humanitarian crisis.
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This isn't a case where Siri is recognizing a user's voice before talking.
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Since 1996, we've been recognizing this inequality with Equal Pay Day, April 4.
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One big caveat, however, is that this really only applies to recognizing strangers.
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Most AI stories are, after all, about power recognizing cognitive or physical difference.
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He talked about how we&aposre not recognizing Russia&aposs annexation of Crimea.
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Now he can't eat in peace without someone recognizing him and saying something.
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This includes recognizing the important urban-rural differences that often divide our politics.
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Like, by recognizing another person as a human you elevate all of humanity.
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More than 50 other countries have joined the United States in recognizing Guaido.
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I salute him, and GQ for recognizing him as Citizen of the Year!
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Especially when it comes to recognizing people of color in the LGBTQ+ community.
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Jade described trouble recognizing letters and difficulty linking them together to form sounds.
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But it's also a celebration of recognizing, and taking ownership of, one's differences.
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Washington at the time stopped recognizing Taiwan, which China considers a breakaway province.
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Jurisdictions across the nation are recognizing this fact and beginning to embrace diversion.
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"Like territorial acknowledgments, recognizing privilege must be but the first step," Sears wrote.
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It fueled Palestinian anger by recognizing disputed Jerusalem as Israel's capital in 2017.
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"Part of fixing a problem is recognizing that you have one," Meadows said.
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But more and more, economists are also recognizing a downside to free trade.
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On May 11, Italy's Parliament approved a bill recognizing same-sex civil unions.
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The reasons for America to support Israel by recognizing Jerusalem are simple: 1.
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Doing so would mean Pompeo would be recognizing the legitimacy of the Taliban.
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You know, the first part of solving a problem is recognizing it exists.
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Recognizing no taboos, he is free to experiment with whatever catches his interest.
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Yet, the nonprofit world is slowly recognizing their own diversity and funding issues.
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Recognizing the courage and sacrifice of Bataan and Corregidor defenders is long overdue.
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"Literate people use one region of their cortex in recognizing letters," she said.
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Business leaders are recognizing they're way off track ahead of a new decade.
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Recognizing the inconvenience, we talked about why she used the wall calendar vs.
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This includes structures recognizing the needs of first generation and economically disadvantaged students.
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Buying gradually, in stages, is all about recognizing that our judgment is fallible.
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I will avoid Hitler metaphors, recognizing that they stop conversations and rarely persuade.
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Because obviously recognizing celebrities and garden variety famous people is very important business.
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"You might challenge yourself by recognizing distorted thoughts and reframing them," Meehan says.
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The nominalists thought they were doing God a favor, by recognizing his power.
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That was a big worry for me — people recognizing me on the street.
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Not seeing them was a big misunderstanding... and [recognizing] how skilled they were.
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Subordinates also often overestimate how comfortable they would feel recognizing and highlighting abuses.
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Selig was also an advocate for recognizing baseball's role as a social institution.
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Why are so many Americans apparently incapable of recognizing con artists and demagogues?
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Recognizing and embracing our biases is crucial to understanding how they influence us.
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Recognizing, encouraging, and supporting the creativity of others was what Escalante lived for.
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Recognizing the difference between the two was a formative experience in my life.
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And then I think being ... having the ... recognizing what you're still good at.
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Practical considerations reinforce the argument for recognizing America's poor in the global context.
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We must all start with recognizing the futility and destructive nature of war.
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But recognizing Kosovo's independence is a condition for Serbia's membership in the bloc.
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Not to say he can't pass at all, but we're recognizing his strengths.
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Workplace experts say collaboration tools are a great forum for recognizing employee achievements
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Recognizing Trump's seeming Electoral College advantage, many Democrats have endorsed abolishing the institution.
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And hopefully, parents are doing it in an informed way, recognizing the risks.
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Last year, he mangled the story of recognizing the heroism of Navy captain.
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As Americans, we are charged with recognizing two conflicting values: individualism and egalitarianism.
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The Times was not alone in recognizing the promise of electronic data retrieval.
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Or are you pretty good about recognizing when you really need a break?
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Nearly nine months later, he still struggles with walking and recognizing family members.
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Second, recognizing Israel as a Jewish state would appeal to the Israeli right.
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The first step toward solving a problem is recognizing that we have one.
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Recognizing the significance of the loss, Walker and his team switched into action.
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The Boy Scouts are recognizing transgender boys for what they genuinely are: boys.
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During the campaign, he said he would consider recognizing Russia's annexation of Crimea.
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The key is recognizing the various opportunities to use them in real-time.
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The other branches would benefit from recognizing just how precious this arrangement is.
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He tweets or uses loose language without recognizing the nuanced importance of words.
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The yellow light turns green, indicating satisfaction, announcing readiness, recognizing authority, command, control.
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Decades later, he wrote decisions recognizing gay marriage and striking down abortion restrictions.
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Vajpayee also improved relations with Beijing, officially recognizing Tibet as part of China.
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Aside from recognizing abandonment, it's worth considering whether the law should encourage it.
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Unfortunately, Johann's popularity had come back to haunt him—people kept recognizing him.
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Several of the ambassadors were open to recognizing West Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Likewise, Martinez is the namesake for the award recognizing the best designated hitter.
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He knows he is the only one capable of recognizing her humanity, anyway.
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Mugwumps vocally rejected Blaine, recognizing the regressive effects of embracing an immoral candidate.
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What dangers are they facing and how might recognizing them help the species?
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But this technology extends beyond recognizing a song or telling us the weather.
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Moving the US Embassy would be a sign that the United States was recognizing the city as Israeli without also recognizing the Palestinian claims to it, a move that would anger Palestinians and jeopardize America's broker status in peace talks.
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"People are recognizing there are issues, and they are recognizing they want to change them," said Meredith Whittaker, a Google employee and the co-founder of the AI Now Institute, a research institute that examines the social implications of artificial intelligence.
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So either they're recognizing him for reasons other than the thing that he does, or they're recognizing him because of the thing that he does, which has a lot of reach, and maybe TV is a bigger deal than you think.
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Later, Mr. Obama spoke, recognizing Justice Scalia as a "towering" figure in American law.
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Of course, recognizing that fact and doing something about it are two different things.
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Fortunately, Warner Brothers is recognizing Robbie's popularity and giving Harley Quinn her own movie.
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In addition, it is adept at recognizing the most significant details of an argument.
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Her DWTS dance, she said, was a way of recognizing how precious that is.
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During the campaign, Trump similarly expressed openness to recognizing the Russian annexation of Crimea.
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The Royal Mail's collection of Bowie stamps follows 2016's set recognizing Pink Floyd.
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"Looking at myself in the mirror, not recognizing myself, was scary," she tells PEOPLE.
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He's recognizing the Creator, honoring Mother Earth and calling on spirits to lend support.
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"Looking at myself in the mirror, not like recognizing myself, was scary," she says.
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"People [are] recognizing around the world that speaking up and speaking out is necessary."
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"There's a lot of stuff happening, and the market's not recognizing it," he argued.
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Europeans would pay a dear price for not recognizing the right to bear arms.
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Why was this bit of visual information about locomotives important to recognizing scuba divers?
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And in 2017, recognizing the threat of Stories, it implemented them across its apps.
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Amazon is clearly warming up to social partnerships, recognizing its inadequacy in that department.
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He was honorable, always recognizing that his opponents were still patriots and human beings.
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In December 2014, the European Parliament adopted a resolution recognizing Palestinian statehood in principle.
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That to me is the power here, recognizing that it isn't the woman's fault.
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He was honorable, always that recognizing his opponents were still patriots and human beings.
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John Mayer is very good at recognizing what a John Mayer fan would wear.
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A part of this reckoning is recognizing that evidence can be strong or weak.
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How are you recognizing the role that I, the customer or supporter, am playing?
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In addition to recognizing fine artists, the chronology also includes important art world developments.
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Ford and Tench give each other knowing looks, recognizing they probably found their suspect.
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It was all about building alliances, and recognizing enemies in the hospital this week.
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The technology goes further than simply recognizing the expression on someone's face, eBay claims.
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Instead of recognizing Russia's Crimea annexation, Congress forced the U.S. president to increase sanctions.
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Some conservative denialist groups, recognizing that fact, are pressuring Pruitt to attempt just that.
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Not recognizing the pipeline myth proactively only leads to a more crystallized, insular culture.
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Because obviously recognizing celebrities and garden variety famous people is very important business. Who?
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ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER BENJAMIN NETANYAHU: President Trump, by recognizing history have you made history.
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Recognizing the gaps in the tech community, TechCrunch launch the Include program in 2014.
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Consider, for example, a neural network with the task of recognizing objects in images.
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Strangers have begun talking, recognizing that we're all probably here for the same reason.
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Yet the country has some way to go in recognizing transgender rights, activists say.
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The first step, Krikorian said, is recognizing that misinformation is a long-term problem.
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Recognizing this genre for what it is does not make the films inherently bad.
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She decided to pursue the idea while recognizing that she couldn't do it alone.
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The American business community is strongly united in recognizing the need for climate action.
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Still, recognizing points on a map isn't the same as understanding the territory itself.
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He made no sign of recognizing her and just wandered around looking at merchandise.
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But when it came to recognizing real online abuse, there was only hand-waving.
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Justin deserves a bit of a break and good for him for recognizing it.
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The court's decision is a good first step in recognizing the unconstitutional leadership structure.
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Judgments can relate to core issues like recognizing losses or gains, and measuring them.
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Recognizing the true resource potential of individuals and serving as growth engines for companies.
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One of the hardest challenges on Survivor is recognizing how other people perceive you.
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And PEOPLE is recognizing their accomplishments with new interviews, recipes, diet plans and workouts.
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It is remarkable to see doctors edging up to that line again, recognizing in
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CarlosCurbelo (R-Florida) has his own legislation -- the "Recognizing America's Children Act"-- which Sen.
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Erdoğan also railed against the House for passing a resolution recognizing the Armenian genocide.
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There is use, however, in recognizing the myopia with which he's dealt with it.
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Starbucks expected 28500,6900 employees to undergo the training, which focused on recognizing racial bias.
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Recognizing that his true enemy was George W. Bush, Saddam cooperated with his guards.
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The president's statement recognizing "America First does not mean America alone" cannot be understated.
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Firing Rose is a small step in recognizing that this status quo is intolerable.
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Without recognizing it, we have already stepped over the threshold of such a change.
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Thank you to the residents of Boston for recognizing the incredible leadership of women.
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Doe decision recognizing the right of undocumented students to attend public school for free.
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The scientists concluded that the mantas seemed to be recognizing their reflections as themselves.
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However, he may also make a statement recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
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But it's also about recognizing "the invaluable care that veterinarians and veterinary organizations provide."
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To my health industry colleagues: let's begin by recognizing the flaws in our system.
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Fortt: And video cameras recognizing-- Nadella: Cameras, in fact-- Fortt: --faces-- Nadella: That's right.
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Recognizing a person or team's hard work can help foster a sense of belonging.
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Your article stops short of recognizing what will be clear 300 years from now.
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The key is recognizing that it's not like any other business you've ever run.
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We have already done the important work of recognizing the events of Sept. 11.
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This is a big step in recognizing race issues as it pertains to politics.
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At Toronto schools, morning announcements begin with recognizing the original settlers of the land.
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But that requires recognizing that a real peace will take time to work out.
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"We're recognizing resilience," Kim Maier, the executive director of the Old Stone House, said.
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U.S. raising pressure: The U.S. has led nations in recognizing Guaidó as Venezuela's leader.
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Recognizing that he couldn't keep that promise by backing off was a statesmanlike act.
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Recognizing this unintended effect was one reason supporting rescission of that guidance in October.
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But there is some consolation in the recognizing that it could always be worse.
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The European Commission would then reciprocate by recognizing U.S. CCPs and ending the stalemate.
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Starbucks expected 175,85033 employees to undergo the training, which focused on recognizing racial bias.
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Recognizing their concerns and intelligence in the region is imperative to monitoring and implementation.
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Clients "are very aggressive recognizing that they need to do stuff now," said Conner.
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This was during the flower child generation where everyone was recognizing their own background.
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"We are also recognizing that gender is a personal construct and identity," she says.
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In recognizing her abuse, you recognize it is a factor in our father's death.
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But three months later Trump announced his decision on recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Weakness is having a problem, and not recognizing it, and not solving that problem.
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Homes of any size aren't always the best investment — and millennials are recognizing that.
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It's also about recognizing how much they're juggling, and keeping tabs on their workload.
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It's only by recognizing the old scripts that couples can establish a new one.
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A group of dreamy-eyed, blue- and purple-haired heads smiles, recognizing my joy.
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To be clear, there's obvious instructive value in recognizing similarities between past and present.
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And also recognizing, in a way, why the judge ruled the way he did.
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I think by recognizing the potential threat he causes, Dany's attempting to neutralize it.
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They're recognizing that their government by and large has been generally bad to them.
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Recognizing odors is a key survival mechanism for most creatures — including humans, of course.
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He said it was just as effortless as recognizing a portrait of Abraham Lincoln.
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There was no need to call for recognizing Israel's annexation of the Syrian territory.
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Symantec is introducing a new way of recognizing revenue in its new fiscal year.
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I understand that I probably have more of an awareness of strangers' recognizing me.
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The plan centers on Britain and the E.U. mutually recognizing each other's financial regulations.
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The news agency said Xi reiterated his government's position of not recognizing the decision.
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Recognizing this, Sanders has crystalized what will be his five-part case against Biden.
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" The key to solving this one is recognizing "pic" as a cognate of "peak.
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Recognizing that predicting illnesses is currently impossible, we'll need to continue guessing at diagnoses.
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While more police departments are recognizing the threat, some have already found practical solutions.
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Wabi sabi expresses a profound love of life through sorrowfully recognizing its fleeting nature.
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LULAC commends senators Durbin and Graham for recognizing the plight of these young people.
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He is guilty of recognizing how important it is to have a Space Force.
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Health systems around the world are often not recognizing VAWG as a health problem.
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Despite that, instead of recognizing catatonia, her past doctors had thought she was psychotic.
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We commend the STB for recognizing that America's freight rail policies need fresh review.
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Cameras and software often have trouble recognizing faces shot at an angle, for example.
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But the show's record in recognizing black talent has come under plenty of fire.
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Recognizing the unfairness of the status quo, 43 states have passed laws mandating parity.
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Insecure A powerful, even overwhelming, feeling comes with recognizing yourself in a TV show.
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Winemakers across the country are recognizing native grapes like assyrtiko, xinomavro, debina and malagousia.
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They have taken a vital first step by recognizing the need for better outcomes.
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And I think Chinese is fully recognizing the value of copyright and original content.
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Unilaterally recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel upends decades of American policy.http://bit.
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Foreign diplomats should refrain from recognizing Mr. Tshisekedi's victory until this has been done.
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Perhaps really recognizing what SIGAR has to say would be a good first step.
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Cernovich was drawn to political commentary after recognizing a kindred spirit in Donald Trump.
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It's not about dominance, but coexistence; not about hierarchy but recognizing borders as mutable.
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But a gift for friendship that transcends circumstance, for recognizing kinship wherever it blooms?
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Instead, he suspends them in melody and rhythm, recognizing them and staring them down.
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But anyways, the ability to mourn and move on and also recognizing ... Oh Cher.
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It's worth recognizing that those named in the report will face almost no repercussions.
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"We have to first approach this recognizing that he could be reelected," Reid said.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, while recognizing the University's complex policy, reiterated O'Connor's sentiments in Fisher.
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I wouldn't remember where I was, I wasn't recognizing faces, I was very cranky.
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We're told Mixon asked to come late to minimize the chance of people recognizing him.
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Like I said, right now, the markets aren&apost recognizing that trade is an issue.
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Accelerating shipments before tariffs go into effect, recognizing there's a limited ability to do so.
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Governments and private industry are recognizing the research and population health benefits of genomics sequencing.
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Microsoft&aposs facial-recognition technology is getting smarter at recognizing people with darker skin tones.
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This show is all about recognizing the most talented actors in the business, full stop.
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Some EU members are nervous about setting a precedent of recognizing a self-proclaimed leader.
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While recognizing opportunities to improve, we are proud of Silicon Valley and America's innovation economy.
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Francis broke ground by formally recognizing Palestinian statehood in a legal document in May 2015.
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Get comfy in one of the stalls without the fear of someone recognizing your shoes.
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The regime can begin by recognizing the inherent rights and dignity of its own citizens.
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This is a classic phishing scam, one you should become accustomed to recognizing on sight.
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They create spaces that are free for everyone ... by fully recognizing every aspect of identity.
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They wrote that she was showing signs of progress, like moving and recognizing her parents.
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For the first time in his career, strangers are recognizing and thanking him in public.
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As a presidential candidate, Trump suggested he would consider recognizing Crimea as part of Russia.
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Hopefully one day, our phones just might be capable of recognizing more than hot dogs.
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White parents may focus on recognizing privilege and what it means to be an ally.
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Update: President Trump issued a proclamation Friday afternoon recognizing August 26 as Women's Equality Day.
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Seconds later she sees who she's waiting for, recognizing him from the photos they've exchanged.
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Some are acquiring SMBs through SEO, recognizing certain milestones that trigger businesses to purchase insurance.
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In my experience, the phone has struggled with recognizing my left and right index finger.
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Rather, it means paying attention, saying thank you, and recognizing the work others have done.
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Recognizing "clean diesel" for the oxymoron it is would be a good place to start.
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Recognizing those signs, after all, is the first step in being able to help someone.
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Let's say that doctors and hospitals and coroners got a lot better at recognizing suicides.
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Last week, Putin signed a decree recognizing passports issued by separatist authorities in the region.
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I always am recognizing we're not doing it right, so we're constantly trying to learn.
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By recognizing text, Google Lens thus can put names to the faces of more goods.
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Asking about abortion means recognizing that reproductive health care is inextricably linked to economic mobility.
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Thank you to SAG-AFTRA for recognizing Big Little Lies in such a significant way.
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It is recognizing now that that needed because honor (ph) the president before the election.
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In other words, recognizing those parts of a machine that are designed to produce consciousness.
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I remember feeling seen, recognizing how intimate a relationship between two teenage girls can be.
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Recognizing the user could add an additional layer of security and personalization to your device.
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It meant recognizing that certain people might not be on board with our new look.
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Recognizing that you're not alone in feeling this way should release some of your anxiety.
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This is just us recognizing that we need to catch our breath for a moment.
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Once lined up, it unlocks almost instantly, recognizing the unique patterns in the user's eye.
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When we read, nobody has trouble recognizing the letter G no matter how it's written.
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It's about recognizing that it's natural to feel [jealous], but not to dwell on it.
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Emboldened, unleashed, recognizing that now institutions can be even more irrelevant than they were before.
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"They are recognizing the importance of basic science, and that's a good thing," Woodgett said.
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Inmates are recognizing drones' "potential value as tools for bad deeds," per the Daily News.
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Kudos for Starbucks for recognizing that there is a problem, and for implementing appropriate measures.
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The technology works similarly to spellcheck, by recognizing words and phrases that are considered unkind.
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Carlos Curbelo, the Recognizing America's Children Act, and Democrats have largely signed onto Illinois Rep.
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Recognizing customary rights would help small farmers expand their agricultural production through irrigation, she said.
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Computers began recognizing objects in images, then in videos, and then live in the camera.
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Recognizing Paul as the DJ in Stetsasonic, he approached and offered him a DJ battle.
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But these supporters stop short of recognizing a lasting part of the two justices' legacy.
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It could be a while before your local Whole Foods starts recognizing your Prime membership.
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But many liberal scholars have joined Onwuachi-Willig in recognizing the significance of his jurisprudence.
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Recognizing that substance use disorders could drain a family's resources, some pharmacies have implemented discounts.
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By recognizing and owning up to his mistakes, he establishes credibility and builds good faith.
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Today was about recognizing the remarkable courage and invaluable contributions of our Native code talkers.
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Rather than being impulsive, she has empowered herself by recognizing the signs and confronting them.
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"Recognizing that while we seem so far apart, we do actually have a common destiny."
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But recognizing a threat to the business is entirely different from effectively dealing with it.
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The country's Supreme Court has in recent years taken steps towards recognizing their basic rights.
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Recognizing my queerness has not diminished my love or willingness to travel life with him.
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Apple's folly is in not recognizing just how passionate and committed its professional audience is.
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It's just recognizing that learning to inhabit a virtual reality body is already complex enough.
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"I want to thank MTV for recognizing my brilliance," Gallagher said when receiving the award.
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Two streets recognizing Confederate leaders were changed in Austin earlier this year, the Statesman reported.
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However, critics seems to be more interested in reconstructing his record than in recognizing it.
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The board reversed that decision Tuesday, recognizing certain graduate students as employees under federal law.
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"I want to thank MTV for recognizing my brilliance," Gallagher said when receiving the award.
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The trick was recognizing where the lines were and then letting someone else cross them.
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The Trump administration took a vital step by recognizing there is a serious problem here.
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Bergman's close-ups in "Notorious" have the charcoal softness of a child recognizing its mother.
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In recent years, recognizing the problem, the progressive movement has begun to play catch-up.
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Abdullah said he had "reemphasized our concerns" to Trump about recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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"You have people who have a tough time recognizing their North Carolina," Mr. Crowder said.
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We often talk about how preventive care and recognizing symptoms of serious conditions saves lives.
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It's worth recognizing and celebrating queer people's increased freedom to assimilate in ways previously unimaginable.
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So that means in the wild, you could start recognizing objects, or a DJI drone.
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Under the new rules, banks can't use loan restructuring schemes to delay recognizing bad debt.
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The challengers said the court is recognizing that the current system needs to be changed.
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As the dust settles, Democrats are recognizing two central problems of Hillary Clinton's flawed candidacy.
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He described some of the first applications as "fun," like recognizing species of pet dogs.
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None of what we recommend can occur without recognizing and acting upon its critical importance.
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Solving this problem begins with people outside prison recognizing the humanity of people inside prison.
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Some believed that by recognizing corporate speech rights, the Court had taken an unprecedented step.
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By not recognizing the number—compared to Carolina, what, we have hourly death tolls. Hourly.
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Tricky thoughts aren't easy to grapple with, but recognizing their presence is a good start.
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I googled some of the specific stories Dolenz told after recognizing some of his catchphrases.
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We are also developing software for recognizing and grasping objects as a human does it.
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Other approaches offered by Feldman include targeted policies recognizing situational factors that may increase corruption.
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In an unavoidable accident, recognizing the difference could mean saving one life versus a handful.
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People aren't even very good at recognizing their mood states when they have been drinking.
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One of my more astute friends, recognizing the danger signs, volunteered to mix the drinks.
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But the first step in electoral reform is recognizing that this country has a problem.
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Finally, he suggested recognizing that even when you do your best, others may do better.
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It is about recognizing that we face the most serious constitutional crisis since Nixon's presidency.
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After all, recognizing that we face a serious problem might hurt his beloved stock market.
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Men are embracing sperm health, while society is recognizing that fertility isn't just about women.
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So Democrats should go into the confirmation debate recognizing that it is almost certainly unwinnable.
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I remember listening to something like the Fourth Ballade and recognizing it as truly great.
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Business Insider is recognizing the leading agencies, platforms, and marketplaces in the influencer-marketing industry.
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Last December, Mr. Trump announced that he was recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
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I felt that I was recognizing something in the painting, but I couldn't place it.
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I appreciate his recognizing good and fair photography and I think that's what I do.
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And Gal Gadot will be honored with a #SeeHer Award recognizing women who push boundaries.
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For one, we did a poor job of recognizing the mental health needs of students.
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I don't know what amazed me more: seeing Sandy Koufax or my mother recognizing him.
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Recognizing Fauci's newfound popularity, businesses across the country are plastering the doctor on their products.
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In 2014, the Tony Awards stopped recognizing sound designers, saying the category was too specialized.
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Recognizing that teenagers (and, again, adults) screw up from time to time can improve communication.
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Recognizing the benefits, the Navy ordered submarines to move to a similar schedule in 2015.
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Recognizing their power, many memers recently joined forces under a new company called Meme 2020.
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Recognizing the risks these ads posed to their residents, some states went on the offensive.
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Yet, instead of recognizing them, the federal government has sidelined them in the recovery process.
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Focusing on the needs of others without recognizing your own is a plan for disaster.
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Practitioners believe that learning the symbology of numbers and recognizing patterns can enrich our lives.
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You can't opt out, but you can get better at recognizing when you're getting played.
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Mr. Putin's decree stopped short of formally recognizing the two breakaway provinces as independent states.
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Are any of the cameras good at recognizing what are people and what are raccoons?
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And recognizing those skills — in firefighters of any gender — can help departments become more inclusive.
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I feel like most social media is doing really well recognizing and fighting against cyberbullying.
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"It is recognizing that he was the master of the saddle during the civil war."
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A growing number of Americans are recognizing their own disordered eating patterns, according to NEDA.
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In hindsight it's impressive how much Face ID has seemingly improved at recognizing my gaze.
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Things like reading a room and recognizing someone else's emotions are key to emotional intelligence.
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The column makes no mention of recognizing the legitimacy of the US-backed Afghan government.
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There was no immediate statement from the United States recognizing Ghani as the election victor.
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But recognizing that they resonate in this way sometimes is very surprising and very spontaneous.
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The Supreme Court upheld that policy in 2018, recognizing wide presidential authority in this area.
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Recognizing Trump's diverse coalition helps explain why Republicans are having difficulty governing in Washington today.
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Another sensitive area is the Grammys' spotty record in recognizing the vanguards of contemporary pop.
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"They also responded by acting and by recognizing that symbols and language matter," Maloney said.
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We&aposre recognizing technical abilities shown through the year, breakout performances, and quality of victories.
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But recognizing that fact is a far from being able to detach oneself from it.
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In August, El Salvador announced it would be recognizing Beijing, infuriating the government in Taipei.
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Recognizing and even celebrating individual identity groups doesn't make America weaker; it makes America stronger.
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It's important to applaud USCIS for recognizing the need for a sliding scale fee waiver.
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She had always had trouble recognizing people she knew when they dressed up for work.
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The switch, which still needs to be formalized, would leave only 16 countries recognizing Taiwan.
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I applaud President Trump for recognizing that the opioid epidemic is a public health emergency.
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"They were recognizing multiple different bird calls and bowing to different individuals," Ms. Hannan said.
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Williams's victory is worth recognizing and probably would be recognized regardless of the cultural atmosphere.
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Recognizing the problem, the Italian Bishops' Conference is redrafting its 19563 guidelines for protecting minors.
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The administration's arguments "offer no support" for recognizing an exception to the requirement, she concluded.
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So recognizing him at all was not a no-brainer even from a Trumpy perspective.
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Did anyone else experience that sad mental lapse on recognizing the most basic LETTER Y?
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Many protesters made an effort the next day to apologize, recognizing they may have erred.
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The mice also performed better at maze navigating and recognizing objects they had seen before.
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LastPass does a great job at recognizing which app you're trying to sign in to.
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Cows are especially adept at remembering directions and geographic locations, and at recognizing their peers.
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MB: It sounds like recognizing that many faces would require a tremendous about of storage.
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Plus, either way, you need to be good at quickly recognizing and correcting bad decisions.
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Israel has welcomed Trump's announcement as recognizing political reality and biblical Jewish roots in Jerusalem.
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What are you looking for as evidence that they're recognizing Bernie's impact on the party?
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"The same tipping point occurred whether people were asked if the face 'had a mind', 'could form a plan,' or was 'able to experience pain,' indicating that recognizing life in a face is tantamount to recognizing the capacity for a mental life," Wheatley says.
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We work peacefully while recognizing there is no true peace without justice and equity for all.
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And so I think the first step has to be recognizing ... You know, we're in Texas.
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Recognizing the inevitable, the elder Edwards proposed that the school consolidate with a cross-county rival.
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Or when he (sort of) went viral for not recognizing his former co-star Francia Raisa?
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Recognizing the social function of news sharing is the key to understanding this seeming irrational behavior.
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It's like a modern version of the Victrola dog recognizing the sound of its master's voice.
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The most populous US city named after Christopher Columbus isn't recognizing Columbus Day as a holiday.
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They've only shown my character a little bit so far, and people are already recognizing me.
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When you have compassion for someone, typically that means you are recognizing and validating someone's pain.
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Educators are recognizing the potential of robots, not as toys, but as powerful tools for learning.
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Recognizing human faces is a skill you may take for granted—but you're also a human.
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In order to control my anger, I had to start recognizing what does anger feel like.
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One of the cardinal signs of Alzheimer's is disorientation, and disorientation involves not recognizing familiar people.
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The important thing is recognizing how backwards their objectifying thoughts are, and then growing from there.
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Research shows that children start recognizing race and developing their racial sensibilities at an early age.
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Just take "recognizing the need for a higher power" in the 12-step RAPt drugs program.
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They're intelligent crafty creatures, even capable of computing basic math problems, and recognizing the number zero.
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Trump reversed a long-standing U.S. policy by recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital in December 2017.
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Sometimes that means rewriting, and sometimes that means recognizing cultural context and calling out the missteps.
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He pointed out that Amazon's website, right now, recommends an 80% confidence for recognizing human faces.
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Recognizing this approach is going to be crucial for the US military (and allies) moving forward.
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Still, I appreciate that Music does a better job of recognizing and respecting my music library.
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Today, I'm much better at recognizing what I need and taking it without guilt or shame.
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Today is about recognizing the double bind that Black women encounter in their lives and careers.
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And Lipska is particularly adept at recognizing how damage to the brain might affect a person.
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We stand together, recognizing that defending the most marginalized among us is defending all of us.
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Recognizing their price has turned many families away, more and more schools are resetting their tuition.
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Recognizing their efforts, University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad honored them with an "Outstanding Young Farmer" award.
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Recognizing these obstacles, champions have emerged to provide the resources veterans need to launch start-ups.
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Read Bernstein as he questions our understanding of radicalization — the nuances he raises are worth recognizing.
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On one hand, it's recognizing diverse needs and making use of flexible space to accommodate people.
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Even some more old-school white nationalists have adopted the name, recognizing the power of rebranding.
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Recognizing losses on bad loans can mean pushing corporate borrowers into bankruptcy and households into foreclosure.
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It's really impressive when it works, but can sometimes be a miss (like for recognizing cursive).
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Recognizing indoor farming's potential, Taiwan electronics manufacturer, Advanced Connectek, started a plant engineering unit, ACON Pure.
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I am truly grateful to the Academy for recognizing the hard work of my entire staff.
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AC: This project emphasizes the importance of recognizing and confronting the absences within our American history.
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Thank you for recognizing the beauty, love, and joy that dance can bring into the world.
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In other words, it's capable of recognizing patterns and solving problems much like a human does.
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Recognizing Diesel as a new friend, Boo allowed the rescuer to place a collar on him.
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The organization honored him this past March, recognizing his efforts in promoting the genre in Australia.
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Recognizing the value of this research requires an understanding of how doctors currently test for cancer.
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And by age 10, they can start recognizing obvious and even subtle signs of racial discrimination.
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And recognizing it pleases us: This is something that I know, and therefore it is good.
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President Barack Obama supported the decision, saying that recognizing diversity is an important step toward equality.
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We have to get smart and begin recognizing what attacks are sticking and which ones aren't.
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Pressfield writes that recognizing your obstacles is the answer to beat "self-sabotage" and procrastination.5.
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Recognizing this, Microsoft's Cortana sometimes gives two competing answers to contested questions rather than just one.
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That often means recognizing the fact that the worst-case scenario isn't necessarily the most probable.
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But they are recognizing that the lack of diversity has an important effect on economic policy.
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LSF demonstrated great sensitivity to this halo, recognizing previously unappreciated detection limitations in other applied techniques.
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Recognizing this, May returned to the original site in effort to make up for these oversights.
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It is one of 20 countries that has passed some form of legislation recognizing their status.
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It was very good at recognizing me, even when I wore a hat or a wig.
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It also did not examine whether not reporting barriers is a result of not recognizing them.
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It lets the company smooth earnings by prematurely recognizing revenue, and pushing shortfalls into the future.
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Yes, but: Recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital is a nod to Israel's claim to the city.
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No other phone has been as reliable and consistent in recognizing my fingerprint as this one.
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General practitioners on the island were offered a two-day course in recognizing and treating depression.
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Other members, recognizing I was new, repeatedly asked how they could help me and offered tips.
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The decision marks an end to two of his predecessors' tradition of officially recognizing the month.
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It is, as "accessibility, inclusion and diversity advocate" Cherry Thompson wrote for IGN, about recognizing barriers.
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Recognizing Jerusalem would upend decades of American policy and possibly inflame tensions in the Middle East.
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"Oh, you're dressed as Usagi Yojimbo," Keithley said, instantly recognizing a character created by Stan Sakai.
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Cabin crew say the carrier has failed to improve conditions sufficiently after recognizing unions in December.
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To get some bearing, it is first worth recognizing how much money is potentially at stake.
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And freedom means recognizing that our Constitution allows states to choose policies that reflect local values.
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The St. Tammany Police Department is recognizing one of its own for a job well done.
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Recognizing and responding to these realities have helped communities and countries make progress against their epidemics.
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You'd be forgiven, then, for not recognizing her as someone who's pretty good at throwing shapes.
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So we welcomed the brandy, and Alexei's company, while recognizing that his visits weren't just social.
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But Airbnb has been clear recently about recognizing the need to find a business beyond rentals.
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But recognizing the harm it was doing, Western countries began reducing mercury exports six years ago.
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Recognizing the trend, a Japanese start-up called Infostellar has plans to disrupt the status quo.
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Sipowicz said a teacher from the student's school reached out to him after recognizing the handwriting.
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Supporting your heart might mean recognizing it wants to open, but it needs to open slowly.
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"He was honorable, always recognizing that his opponents were still patriots and human beings," Bush continued.
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Perhaps recognizing he may not be the best messenger, Cruz intends to be the best marketer.
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He found his way to BBS boards and the still-young web, recognizing the possibilities immediately.
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Of course, this isn't really about Kavanaugh, and both sides should be honest in recognizing that.
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Universities are recognizing that the best strategy is to let controversial speech go forward, Nossel added.
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"Thanks for recognizing that we played our hearts in Russia," Croatia full-back Sime Vrsaljko said.
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"Thank you to the Academy for recognizing 'Roma' across these categories," Cuarón said in a statement.
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Recognizing a suspect in real time is far harder than identifying a suspect after an incident.
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The British colonialists introduced laws recognizing those who registered their land, mostly Arab and Swahili people.
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"It's a pretty distinctive personality we've all seen on television," Holmes said, of recognizing Trump's voice.
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President Donald Trump announced later he would be recognizing Guaido as the president of the country.
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But we also need to begin recognizing and rewarding bold bipartisan leadership when we see it.
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Countries officially recognizing him as president include Agentina, Canada, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Brazil, Ecuador and Paraguay.
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But Huckabee's worldview utterly prevents him from recognizing the underlying assumptions that led to the stupidity.
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Recognizing the value of these technologies, China has attempted to over-run CFIUS through sheer volume.
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The House of Representatives, defying familiar Turkish warnings, this week passed a resolution recognizing that genocide.
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"We're recognizing that the only way that we can in the state of Tennessee," he said.
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A recent federal audit bolstered the criticism, dinging the system for only recognizing known hacking threats.
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The foundation gives a Lee Krasner Award, annually, recognizing the lifetime achievement of an older artist.
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But her low-profile lifestyle may have kept you from fully recognizing her red carpet game.
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Though Democrats seem constitutionally incapable of recognizing it, they have the political advantage on climate change.
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Couples embraced and jumped together upon recognizing "Change Of Heart," 2016's most dickish breakup ballad.
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More companies are recognizing this with better benefits such as longer family leave and wellness programs.
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Recognizing the happiness of all stakeholders involved in producing software is essential to software company success.
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A key step in the response process is recognizing whether the outbreak was natural or intentional.
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"I actually felt like I was recognizing pitches a lot last year," Bradley told VICE Sports.
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Hope: The increasing value being placed on importance of recognizing First Nations culture within broader society.
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On one hand, tech employees are recognizing their immense power when they speak up and organize.
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RAC Act ("Recognizing America's Children Act") Introduced: In the House on 3/9/2017 by Rep.
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Indigenous communities have long criticized the museum for not officially recognizing their historical oppression as genocide.
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It's become such common vernacular that Merriam-Webster began recognizing it as a verb in 2006.
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Recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel fits right into the pattern of the above examples.
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Recognizing Jerusalem as the capital would be another such move, and it would be long overdue.
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Once you start spotting the anagrams and recognizing the wordplay, things generally move along pretty well.
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If you want to improve at predicting the future, start by recognizing how unpredictable it is.
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Each of us can temper how we view successful people, recognizing that their talents are specific.
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But the study shows how recognizing and preparing for climate disaster can make societies more resilient.
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And I say, you know, the first step is recognizing the impact you're having, you know.
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Hopefully they'll just high-five you, recognizing the perfection and beauty that is the shower beer.
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It did not stop Trump from leaving the climate accord or recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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"People are recognizing that there are issues, and they want to change it," Ms. Whittaker said.
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He achieved his victory by recognizing that dispossession can generate political power, something all populists understand.
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Even among historians, the focus at times has been on finding and recognizing the queer heroes.
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Do you think studios have passed a rubicon when it comes to finally recognizing those demographics?
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His mother, recognizing his passion and curiosity, sent him to a class when he was 8.
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Something that helps is recognizing the extent to which the digital stream has commandeered your attention.
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Eppler started recognizing Ohtani's potential on scouting trips to Japan as an executive with the Yankees.
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But not everyone in the occult community takes issue with Hocus Pocus, recognizing its campy appeal.
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But recognizing what's going on and talking things through with them can help you move on.
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But it was the evening of President Trump's announcement recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
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"You have to start with recognizing that monolithic definitions don't serve anybody well," Ms. Charlton said.
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Without recognizing this behavior as different, rather than wrong, one might say females failed the task.
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Recognizing that she might be compelled to return it, she turned the ring into a pendant.
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The country should follow N.Y.U.'s lead in recognizing the damage wrought by crushing student debt.
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Nominally progressive media outlets twisted themselves into knots to avoid recognizing their workers' right to organize.
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Telemundo. Recognizing the declining trends in television viewership, Telemundo is pushing on the digital front, too.
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"The F.D.A. seems to be recognizing the value that these products have for adults," he said.
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By also recognizing translators as co-creators, the awards are highlighting an often overlooked art form.
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By tweaking this environment via iron nanoparticles, the macrophages again start recognizing and attacking cancer cells.
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You would, of course, be completely forgiven for not recognizing Oppo's name here in the States.
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Recognizing and addressing this reality is essential to avoid profound long-term damage to national security.
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That includes recognizing manufacturers' critical role in the coronavirus response by creating the $1.4 trillion fund.
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To understand what went wrong with Trump's address, it is worth recognizing the causality of things.
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By retaining "Muslim" in their name, ex-Muslims are recognizing the theological character of their renunciation.
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On the contrary, recognizing when a fight has become useless is the right thing to do.
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Machine learning helps A.I. systems perform tasks like recognizing photos, identifying spoken words and translating languages.
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For non-binary individuals, recognizing their way of speaking in AI role models would be invaluable.
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In that governance vacuum, corporate leaders are recognizing a growing crisis of trust with the public.
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Recognizing the challenge posed by Silicon Valley, more traditional firms are quickly trying to catch up.
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Recognizing a child's tendencies can help a parent realize what lessons they will need to reinforce.
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But Republicans have long pushed for recognizing Jerusalem as the capital and moving the embassy there.
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They're recognizing that, when it comes to the economy, American voters do have a common enemy.
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The State Department released a more measured statement Friday recognizing the dual nature of Mugabe's legacy.
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AI is better at recognizing objects than the average human — but only under super-specific circumstances.
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This isn't about playing the blame game, it's about recognizing that all choices have a cost.
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"I think consumers are recognizing that — mostly the younger consumers, they feel more accountable for that."
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One version of Trump brought us to a collective high in recognizing World War II veterans.
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Thanks in large part to the White House, people are recognizing the gravity of the situation.
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In this scene, Vivo's AI kicked in, recognizing it was taking a photo of the sky.
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There was a moment where I stopped recognizing that I had to take care of myself.
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So Fortnite recognizing and immortalizing the rickroll is actually a weird, digital form of generational storytelling.
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But liberals may be getting better at recognizing their own opportunities to get in viral jabs.
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If not, you can still fight moral grandstanding by recognizing and dissuading these behaviors in others.
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President Trump's White House broke with the tradition of officially recognizing June as LGBT Pride Month.
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In response to many such incidents, animal rights advocates have argued for recognizing personhood for simians.
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Online retailers and shipping services, recognizing the scope of the problem, are trying to help customers.
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On one hand, tech employees are recognizing their immense power when they speak up and organize.
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Once it starts recognizing faces, your iPhone will create a "People" album to group these photos.
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Phoenix said he sought to portray the humanity of Jesus while recognizing his divinity as well.
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The reason nobody remembers that fingerprint reader is because it was awful at recognizing a fingerprint.
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But two years ago, recognizing an increased interest in marijuana research, the DEA changed its policy.
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Still, other states are recognizing the value in a legal body that sleuths out legal loopholes.
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Recognizing several other regulars, he ordered a double bourbon before joining them on the dance floor.
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So in that way, we're all recognizing that at least that's pushing through a little bit.
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The heart of the show's comedy is recognizing that decorating, crafting and presentation are about appearances.
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In addition, the world is recognizing this administration as one that cannot be taken for granted.
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It's about men and women probing, recognizing and exploiting minuscule opportunities to render their opponents helpless.
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Some hosts view themselves as clearly separate from their subjects, rather than recognizing what they share.
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Will a statement recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital ignite a similar round of defiance and violence?
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Recognizing that a behavior is inevitable at some level is not the same as condoning it.
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Some 50 nations have joined the United States in no longer recognizing Mr. Maduro as president.
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I think the Fed is discussing the storm, recognizing there could be a near-term slowing.
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The Warriors, recognizing Durant's value, sought to mitigate the damage by suspending Green for a game.
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But it's also recognizing that when we talk about tech there are variations on that theme.
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The NE9 clearly has an underlying theme of recognizing the power of women and of womanhood.
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Since U.S. President Donald Trump infuriated Palestinians by recognizing Jerusalem as the Israeli capital on Dec.
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That includes recognizing a wide range of sexual orientations as well as dispelling prejudices and untruths.
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Yet there's a much larger issue at play here than recognizing and collecting two outstanding designs.
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"That's where I think John just has to be careful that when he's asked to do those things, that he understands that he's really got to think about what he does say, recognizing that it can be misinterpreted, recognizing that it can become controversial," he said.
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That's the failure that is so crucial to me: not recognizing that white supremacy renders whiteness invisible, and that undoing white supremacy means intervening in that quiet, nefarious process by naming whiteness — by recognizing and pointing out how it works and our own relationship to it.
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Vanido fared well when it came to recognizing notes, and dialed in on my range pretty accurately.
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It's nice to see Mars recognizing this with a growing supply of products Twix lovers can enjoy.
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In "Signs of Madness," Dlugos writes: Recognizing strings of coincidence as having baleful or hermetic meaning, e.g.
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The war resulted in Russia recognizing two breakaway Georgian regions — South Ossetia and Abkhazia — as independent states.
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Blaming Republicans instead of recognizing the failures of our government has become a too common fallback position.
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In other words, it is rule of thumb that works well on average, recognizing there are exceptions.
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"The government appears resistant to recognizing the parallel exchange rate," said Asdrubal Oliveros of local consultancy Ecoanalitica.
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They plan to be especially attentive to the researchers, recognizing the value they bring to the ecosystem.
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Recognition A key step in the response process is recognizing whether the outbreak was natural or intentional.
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Websites like Rethinking Drinking provide strategies for recognizing a problem, getting help, or cutting back on drinking.
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These are self-soothing fantasies John actually believes, which help him avoid recognizing his own massive culpability.
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The way forward, he suggested, starts with South Africans recognizing the situation as it is right now.
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Miranda Kerr is recognizing the skin issues that her one-year-old son Hart is already facing.
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The third stage is recognizing that zero, or an empty container, is a value less than one.
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This requires not just recognizing shapes of letters, but also the meaning and context behind the words.
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In Ankara, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said recognizing a leader other than Maduro might cause "chaos".
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PK: Again, whether the company is recognizing on their own or being forced to recognize it. Right.
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Recognizing Google's moral and ethical responsibility, and the threat to Google's reputation, we request that you: 1.
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There are concerns that they are not as effective at correctly recognizing people of color and women.
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It's not about getting credit; it's about someone recognizing that you actually exist in that creative context.
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He also said the country is recognizing a need to slow the growth of its balance sheet.
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Its product, called Happy Flow, is a series of checkpoints that work by recognizing a passengers face.
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The agent later alerted local police about his encounter with Wilson after recognizing him from news reports.
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One of its newest bets is a company that's focused on recognizing the objects around autonomous vehicles.
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It's about recognizing if you want to win, black women are who is going to drive it.
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On Monday, the American College Of Physicians published a statement recognizing hate crimes as a health hazard.
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In addition to the sanctions bill, the House on Tuesday passed a resolution recognizing the Armenian genocide.
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He gives me a grin, perhaps recognizing that the whole encounter is a little on-the-nose.
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Recognizing that it's different for everyone, do your experiences challenge some misconceptions people might have about psychosis?
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The most damning piece of evidence against Don is that he lied about the recognizing Andrea's body.
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Its product, called Happy Flow, is a series of checkpoints that work by recognizing a passenger's face.
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Trader Joe's is recognizing the special squash by introducing Butternut Squash Mac & Cheese to its freezer sections.
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That's particularly notable, given how the awards have been increasingly recognizing works from female and minority creators.
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Mitch McConnell was quite canny in exploiting it, recognizing its power before Obama was even sworn in.
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But European and United States regulators had been at loggerheads over recognizing each other's rules as equivalent.
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The Wizards passed on making excuses for the deflating loss while recognizing the need for sustained effort.
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She says she chose this particular startup after recognizing the "siloed" nature of the online wedding space.
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She can trailblaze a path, while humbly and gratefully recognizing those before her who paved the way.
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His choice to put model Adwoa Aboah on the cover is not just about recognizing black beauty.
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Thank you SO much for recognizing me and our cast for the second year in a row!
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Republicans, finally recognizing that voters were going to hold them accountable, lied about their own voting records.
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Recognizing that women are their key demographic, the providers are targeting their marketing dollars in that direction.
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"There's unity in recognizing that this is not how we want our communities to operate," Obama said.
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Not trying to confront Lola 2.0 directly, because Lola 2.0 doesn't even seem capable of recognizing Alice.
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Recognizing this, it seems foolish — or worse, cynical — to layer even more responsibilities on the strained FEC.
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" Alfonso Cuaron, best director nominee "Roma" "Thank you to the Academy for recognizing 'Roma' across these categories.
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Patterson was at the White House to receive a presidential award recognizing his work with Baltimore teens.
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Everybody made promises about America recognizing this as the capital, moving our embassy and nobody did it.
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Al Sharpton, recognizing the need to broaden his base to mount a long-term challenge to Clinton.
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But these charges are less about prison time than about recognizing the existence of bias-fueled violence.
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Recognizing their commercial possibility, savvy talent managers jostle to sign these stars to generate e-commerce success.
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Recognizing his wife's support of him throughout the awards show circuit for Moonlight was heartening to hear.
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Now that positions have been filled, the organization is recognizing the schools that produced the most volunteers.
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Unity is recognizing that black players on your team have had their lives altered by systemic racism.
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We came to the table today ready to meet with BuzzFeed execs about finally recognizing our union.
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ModCloth effectively treated the debt like growth equity, rather than recognizing the time bomb it could become.
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"We're recognizing that there's lots of ways to hold people accountable for sexual harassment and sexual violence."
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Additionally, recognizing slavery means addressing the systemic inequalities that have stayed with us long after its abolition.
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How can we talk about class without recognizing that the poorest Americans are often people of color?
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Be vigilant about recognizing behaviors within hookup culture that are unacceptable and do your best to intervene.
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Part of that democratization means recognizing that AI talent exists outside of the tech bubble, Nadella insists.
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Immediately recognizing her own genius, she tweeted pictures of her successful operation, and they quickly went viral.
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By recognizing those early signs, you can put those fail-safes in place sooner and stop overspending.
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Proposition 22 in 2000 and Proposition 8 in 2008 both banned California from recognizing same-sex marriages.
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The Trump administration needs to recognize that while reflecting its heartland political roots and recognizing emerging challenges.
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" The Independent Drivers Guild put out a statement saying, "We are glad Lyft is now recognizing this.
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Their collaboration, then, should be recognized for what it was: one legend recognizing another in the making.
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The U.N. General Assembly adopted a resolution in 2012 recognizing Palestine as an observer non-member state.
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The first step to economic growth is recognizing the Federal Reserve is a god that has failed.
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Recognizing bullying, for example, depends on understanding relationships and context, and moderators are not privy to either.
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Harvard has long sought to stamp out single-sex clubs, which it stopped formally recognizing in 1984.
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Right now, it's about recognizing where we can intercept the visitor and making the best of that.
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Trump is considering recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, which Gabriel also said could unleash turmoil.
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It's worth thinking critically about the shows you watch, and recognizing where diverse casting is just tokenism.
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He reportedly opposed Trump's 31 percent cut, perhaps recognizing that the EPA needs money to repeal regulations.
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It means recognizing that, even in cases of digital self-harm, there's an adolescent looking for help.
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Last year the UN General Assembly passed a resolution recognizing the need for the protection of HRDs.
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It takes a long time to get good at something, to start recognizing patterns and developing instincts.
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Additionally, recognizing the accomplishments of others through verbal or written praise can break down barriers of competition.
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I'm just not good at recognizing them, at least not until I am way into the solve.
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While recognizing the seriousness of the situation in Eritrea, it should approach the report's findings with caution.
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Part of media literacy, I think, means recognizing our roles as both consumers and creators of media.
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The Thai King bestowed a royal name on the family in 1988, recognizing service to the country.
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Both sides could gain needed credibility by recognizing that the public is equally divided on these allegations.
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"And I say this recognizing that my fate in this may or may not change," he added.
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Step two is recognizing that engagement in the world really does require all instruments of national power.
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Berhe, recognizing some of the names as those of his friends and relatives, began to implicate himself.
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The U.S. caused a stir in March 2019 by unilaterally recognizing Israel's sovereignty over the occupied heights.
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Most professions have a way of recognizing their most accomplished performers, the stars who set the standard.
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By recognizing these downstream effects, we can understand the importance of programs to get out the vote.
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China's efforts have paid off, with the international investing community now recognizing the country's lower systemic risks.
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Recognizing the difference between how gender is felt and how it is enforced can also be liberating.
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As Americans increasingly are recognizing, cybersecurity is critical to the national and economic security of our nation.
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