Most work involving computers is highly repetitive, which is why companies regularly have developers write code to automate repetitive tasks.
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"Anything that is highly repetitive, that follows a repetitive role and uses some kind of technology, can be automated," he added.
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However, repetitive tasks involving mental labor stand to be automated, much as repetitive tasks involving manual labor have been for generations.
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They're muted, pleasant, and repetitive — not so repetitive that I notice, but enough to lull me into something resembling a productive rhythm.
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AI will free us humans from highly repetitive mindless repetitive office work, and give us much more time to be truly creative.
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Aza can be a repetitive narrator: this may be appropriate for someone who suffers repetitive thoughts, but can make the reading experience frustrating.
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King said a bigger concern in her experience was that a repetitive action, such as swiping on your mobile phone, could lead to a Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI).
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For professionals who often hold small instruments with repetitive gripping or pinch force, these repetitive activities have been linked to the development of problems and disorders, he explains.
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Poppy's videos are so empty and repetitive, they dare you to look away—but you can't, because you're certain no one would make a video that empty and repetitive without a reason.
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"If we dive into the research and look at disordered, unwanted repetitive behaviors as well as nonclinical, non-impairing repetitive behaviors, they all involve the region of the brain called the basal ganglia, which is involved in motor control," said Ali Mattu, a clinical psychologist who specializes in body focused repetitive behaviors at Columbia University Medical Center.
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Because you can't compare it even if it's not repetitive.
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We really do need a shorthand for this repetitive process.
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Musou games are simple undertakings, repetitive and largely pretty easy.
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The repetitive gestures have the ritual inflection of a prayer.
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It's repetitive and only fun to do once or twice.
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There would be a repetitive line and then loose elements.
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All of her videos are like this: unsettling, repetitive, sparse.
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The comments are unsophisticated, repetitive, and easily recognizable as spam.
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That repetitive, rolling quality is especially apparent in the chorus.
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Republicans and Democrats often came off as repetitive as well.
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Political ads serve as repetitive reinforcement of a campaign's message.
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They asked a lot of scenario questions that felt repetitive.
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These symptoms include repetitive movements, anxiety, and decreased social interaction.
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After a while, reality TV can get a little repetitive.
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"Satisfying" videos are often relaxing but are too often repetitive.
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Jeb Bush: He'll never fix his slow, repetitive speaking style.
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But the office nine to five felt stale and repetitive.
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But "Almost Holy" grows repetitive with Mr. Mokhnenko's pep talks.
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Its logic is a bit insecure, and it is repetitive.
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They perform these unskilled, repetitive tasks with often surprising enthusiasm.
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In its feral form, prose is unhinged, mystifying, and repetitive.
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Her memoir is often repetitive, but its vulnerability is spellbinding.
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It might be repetitive, but when Trump lies, say it.
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My thinking was the ___ AND ___ format would get too repetitive.
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Instead, it's going to free us of repetitive mindless work.
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The repetitiveness of these insights is reflected in similarly repetitive
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It's repetitive, it's loud, it's boring, it's uncreative, it's corporate.
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" Others still are just repetitive letters and symbols: "??????????" or "AAAAAAAHHHHHHH.
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Take a break every hour to avoid repetitive stress injuries.
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That's what the military does with highly repetitive combat training.
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A lot of its content is, frankly, repetitive and predictable.
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The demonstrations have become "a bit repetitive," Mr. Billot said.
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"Hate" is at times a sloppy, frustrating and repetitive book.
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"[It's] a lot of repetitive stress and motion," Vallejo said.
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The song is both catchy and repetitive, inspiring and interminable.
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But Killer feels padded and repetitive, overlong and confusingly told.
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The second characteristic was the repetitive questioning over many hours.
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The club said the injury was caused by repetitive stress.
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It is physically demanding, repetitive and smelly, Ms. Johnson said.
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"They are repetitive and absent of meaningful insight," she writes.
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On the other hand, those vignettes eventually start feeling repetitive.
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Long stretches of the debates turned into repetitive rhetorical sludge.
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Repetitive words or phrases used in multiple job descriptions 9.
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But when they become repetitive it may signal a problem.
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Much of the recent testimony, in fact, has become repetitive.
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Why the loot grind, why the repetitive progression—why Destiny, essentially?
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Common symptoms of autism include difficulty with communication and repetitive behaviors.
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"A lot of those building blocks are pretty repetitive," Rubin said.
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It's catchy as hell, heavy on the handclaps, and pleasingly repetitive.
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"Episode Gladiolus" is short, repetitive, and not much fun to play.
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So apologies if this sounds repetitive, but really don't do it.
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As meticulous and rhythmically repetitive as they are, unexpected things happen.
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Life morphed into a series of repetitive shoot-outs and heartbreak.
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The repetitive motion applies constant friction and pressure to the clit.
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That can take the form of some type of repetitive exercise.
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For some of the more complex kits, things can get repetitive.
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The repetitive motion is calming, but then the scenes keep shifting.
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The monkeys also exhibited repetitive body movement and various cognitive impairments.
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And amazingly, people actually watched the mind-meltingly repetitive Facebook Live.
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It's super repetitive and it almost sounds like a dance song.
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There was very little flexibility, and I found it really repetitive.
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Or conversely, was it so similar that it was merely repetitive?
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This festive snowflake must have made for a slightly repetitive run.
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The problem is that, like the environments, the stealth becomes repetitive.
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In yesterday's factory, large numbers of workers performed simple, repetitive tasks.
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"I hate to be repetitive, but I was shocked," she said.
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The movements are repetitive, drugged; they are perhaps dances of death.
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"I probably sound so repetitive talking about how lucky I am."
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In particular, the aid form is unnecessarily long, repetitive and dense.
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And so much of sales involves a very repetitive workflow. Drafter.
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Do you have any other repetitive motions or tics (Tourette syndrome)?
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Working in an office is a repetitive existence as it is.
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Familiarity in video games is delivered through the exact repetitive actions.
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A man whose life might be a little humdrum and repetitive.
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Yet the tar and bird metaphors are reductive, labored and repetitive.
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The prevailing criticism of Brookner is that her work is repetitive.
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As for the talk, it is endless and circular and repetitive.
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It was tough, repetitive work — but I learned to love it.
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Three hundred pages of Clinton's repetitive musings had me feeling grim.
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But these days machines can do pretty much anything that's repetitive.
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Global pop culture will save us all from repetitive cluing, folks.
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It's repetitive work; I push and pull to make the forms.
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His argument, inspiring in his introduction, quickly becomes repetitive and tendentious.
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Also, WALLA WALLA the city in Washington with a repetitive name.
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The rage generally isn't sustainable, and inevitably starts to get repetitive.
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Like most good rants, it is repetitive and a bit muddled.
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Business areas where there's no shortage of repetitive tasks for automating.
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The proceedings were mostly orderly, frequently repetitive and sometimes quite tedious.
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A. Bots are small programs that typically perform repetitive, scripted tasks.
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Early on, some said he was repetitive and not well organized.
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I tried different styles: pop-rock, musique concrète, repetitive electronic music.
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But studies have shown that sitting in front of a computer all day can be hard on your body, and repetitive mouse clicking and typing can lead to repetitive stress injuries and things like carpal tunnel syndrome.
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"What's your problem, man?" one asked, referring to the teenager's repetitive movements.
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Walking, even when it is going well, is an intensely repetitive experience.
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JM: It's gotten easier and easier, I think, because I'm very repetitive.
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That's part of the reason they're best suited for simple/repetitive jobs.
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But, as performer Lola Fae notes, porn dirty talk often gets repetitive.
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All clocks keep pace by measuring the time between some repetitive event.
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The other thing that happened is that music taste got really repetitive.
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The repetitive motion has given her a rotator cuff injury and tendinitis.
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As for the repetitive phrases used in meditation apps and YouTube videos?
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Microsoft has also cleaned up the Notifications, cutting down on repetitive listings.
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The sneaker market is certainly, at the risk of sounding repetitive, booming.
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For instance, daters can now create repetitive GIF "loops" for their profile.
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Anything repetitive, methodical, and non-threatening can trigger ASMR, Dr. Richard says.
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His opponents are equally ready to explain themselves in sleepy, repetitive speeches.
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Of course, some repetitive patterns are an unavoidable result of modular construction.
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Questions are easy to surface for students, helping teachers limit repetitive answers.
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Clubbing might seem like standing in the dark, dancing to repetitive music.
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He read text from a cellphone and explained the odd, repetitive motions.
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Cleo: The content got super repetitive or other life shit came up.
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But the stories in "Secondhand Life" can also be baggy and repetitive.
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Such experimentation is essential to keep cinema from feeling staid and repetitive.
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These range from social awkwardness to repetitive acts like banging one's head.
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Some are nice and all, but it gets pretty repetitive pretty fast.
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While an echo can be revealing, it can also just be repetitive.
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It's boring and repetitive, and my lungs always hate me for it.
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In this repetitive, derivative landscape, a little drama would not go amiss.
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It wasn't that the meal options were repetitive; that didn't bother me.
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As she practiced in Oakland, her fluid, repetitive motions appeared almost effortless.
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Instead, it is an endlessly repetitive celebration of the glory of God.
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"I didn't want to do the expected: repetitive, decorative motifs," he says.
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The song was something more than a repetitive chant for the trenches.
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All former selves — intractable, lumpy, ungrateful, repetitive, needy — will be left behind.
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Sippy cups for whale anatomy; ethico-politcal praxis for repetitive personal anecdotes.
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The orchestra, now roused, breaks into rumbling repetitive figures and hurtling blasts.
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But across nearly five hours, they're also repetitive and occasionally self-serving.
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It's true that I've mostly been making club music, repetitive electronic stuff.
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In the early days, though, the players found the exercise stifling, repetitive.
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It's also just an inauthentic song with a gimmicky, uber-repetitive hook.
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" The exchange continues in repetitive fashion until Schiff apparently loses patience. "Mr.
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It becomes repetitive: He said this crazy thing, and he didn't apologize!
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It might also become repetitive, it might be that your interests change.
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And they often took breaks from repetitive-motion activities in the summer.
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Or can a sport create these dreams through repetitive and torturous training?
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Even as the narrative repeats and repeats, it never once feels repetitive.
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Fidget objects are a classic tactic for rerouting body-focused repetitive behaviors.
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There's a reason children request songs that are repetitive, silly and lowbrow.
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"Sugar" could have used another round of edits — it is maddeningly repetitive.
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Whatever the river, there were repetitive behaviors that were interesting to examine.
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The rhythms on this track are punchy yet not repetitive — I hope.
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Not to be repetitive here, but they don't care about the Democratic Party.
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My first job in the industry was extremely entry-level, repetitive, and mindless.
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Also, in the future, robots will increasingly take over repetitive, low-skilled jobs.
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With many older bots, people soon noticed their repetitive ploys and lost interest.
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A pizza-making robot exists to automate "repetitive" cooking tasks in Silicon Valley.
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Not to mention, some were also repetitive — or just downright awkward to answer.
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In a genre that has been derided for being repetitive, Chucky stands alone.
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Trichotillomania is a body-focused repetitive disorder that results in chronic hair pulling.
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Our single creaking attempt causing a repetitive strain injury somewhere made-up sounding.
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During more rock-infused passages, however, the music unfolds in repetitive, numbing riffs.
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And the show becomes weirdly repetitive on its way to that final showdown.
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Consumer products that have recurring or highly repetitive purchase behavior are particularly interesting.
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The trucks improved efficiency and productivity by 14%, mostly in highly repetitive work.
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Duets are interwoven with ensemble sections in a repetitive pileup of individual-vs.
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Most would rather play a match than hone a skill through repetitive drilling.
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For many of his supporters, Mr. Sanders's repetitive message is something to admire.
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The work is repetitive; piece work makes it all the more soul-sapping.
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No such tolerance was seen in corals that experienced single or repetitive bleaching.
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We can see that people do not like doing boring and repetitive tasks.
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Ms Bamford has obsessive compulsive disorder, which manifests itself in intrusive, repetitive thoughts.
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For repetitive, tedious tasks like this, robots do a better job than humans.
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James: My big problem with these songs is that they're long and repetitive.
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In the course of this obsessive, repetitive examination, their lives begin to unravel.
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Programmatic ads, automatically placed by Google and others, are especially junky and repetitive.
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You can still play this game forever; it'll just get repetitive slightly sooner.
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And there are endlessly repetitive heterosexual couples in vintage images locked in embrace.
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It is also rapid, continuous, and repetitive, and it lacks commitment to consistency.
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The biggest wall was Ikari Warriors, a repetitive and absurdly tough action game.
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It had to be funny and had to be repetitive like the song.
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Around this time every year, my inbox fills with the same repetitive junk.
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It is actually amazing how repetitive this show feels just two episodes in.
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Sometimes fraught exchanges between singers are prodded along by stubbornly repetitive instrumental riffs.
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If you get tired of the repetitive kneading, the massager offers two settings.
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The narrative is at times flabby and repetitive, with some occasionally clunky prose.
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When we automate a task – boring, dangerous, repetitive task – we promote that person.
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Bitter experience of repetitive cataclysm has taught Europe to be wary of risk.
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AI has, however, piled pressure on costs by automating mundane and repetitive tasks.
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Actually, the process itself is highly repetitive and ought to be much easier.
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Big dick energy got stale the way most memes do: It got repetitive.
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Addiction, he says, causes suffering and the cause of addiction is repetitive craving.
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The life of the hunter, unlike the life of the hero, is repetitive.
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When you clean, you also move and behave in predictable, often repetitive ways.
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The narrative decision to limit A.R.I.D. isn't the problem, it's the repetitive framing.
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But while Death is a trusty adversary, it is also a repetitive one.
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The work of Homer is, among all its wonderful qualities, also extremely repetitive.
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Most robots are good at repetitive tasks, but fail when something goes awry.
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The relationship between India and Pakistan continues: fraught, repetitive, no end in sight.
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The repetitive nature of the news cycle is not good for mental health.
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You probably do a lot of repetitive typing on your tiny onscreen keyboard.
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Most importantly, she said, participants had fewer repetitive thoughts about their past experiences.
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You've probably heard this story before, perhaps so much that it's become repetitive.
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"He's calling it repetitive because they don't want to hear it," she said.
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The diaries are painfully repetitive, yearning for a path between shame and wholeness.
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Often at work it can feel like you're fielding repetitive yet immediate tasks.
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Most people don't seek treatment and indeed, many find their repetitive behavior comforting.
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Bernie Sanders acknowledges, in his four books, that he tends to be repetitive.
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But Sylvan Esso evades the booming, repetitive overkill of typical electronic dance music.
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Soon, chords slip out of focus, phrases turn fidgety, lines become curiously repetitive.
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The campaign aims to warn parents about the dangers of football's repetitive hits.
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No quality of life changes, like the ability to skip repetitive death sequences.
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Then the one-bit electronics began, emerging in continuous patterns of repetitive pitches.
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I heard his hoarse voice, his repetitive turns of phrase, even in dreams.
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Workers aren't being replaced by machines, they're being "released" from onerous, repetitive tasks.
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I stopped enjoying it when I started seeing how repetitive it all was.
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CTE likely comes from repetitive, subconcussive hits, not a couple of big hits.
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Learning at a young age is often about repetitive norms and cause/effect.
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Nestled among the repetitive answers and frustrating debates are brief, shining moments of hilarity.
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That helps alleviate the sometimes-repetitive nature of the enemy encounters you come across.
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"These are jobs that require human judgment but that are very repetitive," said Chandratillake.
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It's a widely accepted, legitimate repetitive stress injury with plenty of well-documented cases.
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The pieces seemed repetitive, variations on a theme, and I treated them as such.
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Each was given tests designed to measure language ability, social interactions and repetitive behaviours.
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"It's those basically rote, repetitive tasks where you're fixing the same thing," he said.
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Its title also brings to mind the repetitive rhetoric that has beset Britain since.
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A place to get the enjoyment of endless, repetitive scrolling without the emotional rollercoaster.
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The drawings' colorful, repetitive shapes fan out from centerpoints, like quatrefoils in Christian churches.
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"The semiconductor [manufacturing] industry is really about repetitive cycles of learning," says Mr Jelinek.
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Recorded music — austere and repetitive yet lyrical and emotive — mixes with songs sung live.
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But those speeches — repetitive as they may be — represent the core appeal to voters.
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Five issues may seem like a lot, but they're surprisingly not at all repetitive.
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She has to take tedious, repetitive gigs in Broadway pits to make ends meet.
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Using robotics or artificial intelligence, the process aims to automate high volume, repetitive tasks.
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But at a certain point, these repetitive messages, while appreciated, fall on deaf ears.
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When the mind gets trapped in something tedious and repetitive, it wants to escape.
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But, how can you achieve high motivation that for those tedious or repetitive tasks?
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In the sweaty, dimly lit interior, about 100 people are dancing to repetitive beats.
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The process of raising and evolving pokemon takes hours and hours of repetitive battles.
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Cardo raps a repetitive lyric, "I just want my home back" throughout that song.
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The crafting felt repetitive, and the inventory management was a bit of a headache.
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" For me, it's "How do they make this messy, repetitive, predictable process cost-effective?
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Far from broadening our horizons, it narrows them to a limited and repetitive range.
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"Some abstraction of today is repetitive and void of an individual voice," he says.
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That approach led to problems of its own, like boredom, repetitive behaviors and depression.
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Consider the postman butterfly, named for its repetitive daily route from flower to flower.
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It wanders, it's repetitive, but with each retelling of a story, new details emerge.
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The repetitive beat spread to my feet, then knees, then hips, shoulders, and head.
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Some repetitive work and particular schools of painting aside, this survey was long overdue.
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We made return trips and proved this was an achievable, repetitive and realistic objective.
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More than five hundred teams competed over two days, creating an agreeably repetitive spectacle.
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As for automation, these are tools that do mundane and repetitive tasks for you.
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By having Butler perform repetitive tasks, it takes a load off of employees' shoulders.
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Variety said "the show is stuck in a repetitive loop" during the third season.
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If not exactly subversive or conceptual, and undeniably repetitive, the collection still had depth.
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One critic from the Sunday Times described "The Current War" as "flat and repetitive."
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The causes of thoracic outlet syndrome are many, including repetitive activity, such as pitching.
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Finally, highly skilled scientists can focus on value creation rather than repetitive tasks.3.
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It's the repetitive work that's done in the office to make this all happen.
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" Another skit revealed outraged CNN anchors to be repetitive, malfunctioning androids from HBO's "Westworld.
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From blowup to makeup to uneasy détente, "My King" is repetitive yet oddly tremendous.
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The nation can no longer afford the nonsense of paying for severe repetitive flooding.
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Because it's repetitive and everyone literally retweets each other and it sort of coalesces.
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They are virtual intelligent assistants that automate repetitive processes by mimicking what humans do.
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I would snort some speed and get totally lost in the repetitive kitchen tasks.
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I'm never going to listen to a repetitive, ominous sound the same way again.
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Anything repetitive that's not easy to get to and activate will inevitably fall off.
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Video game music can be repetitive, so he created a system that doesn't repeat.
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So you know you shouldn't take me too--' Listen, it's repetitive with him now.
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Robotic process automation or RPA helps businesses automate repetitive tasks across many different applications.
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"The repetitive practice of anything in the extreme leads to dissatisfaction," Mr. Lundy said.
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The most consistently disappointing and distracting Iron Fist element is its flat, repetitive writing.
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Strength training's repetitive nature also teaches you that it's ok to have bad days.
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Al-Maria matches the architectural excess with the repetitive excess of production and obsolescence.
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We realized that factory jobs are very repetitive and your mind starts to wander.
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She eventually combined the repetitive movements of those practices with skating to create Skaterobics.
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The show focuses on work based on the repetitive quality inherent in photographic film.
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The message, left over the weekend, was nearly three minutes long, repetitive and inarticulate.
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Her pop-oriented material suits the needs of narrative better than Summer's repetitive disco.
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This bundle will teach you to save time through the automation of repetitive tasks.
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Most mending involves sewing, which means keeping your hands occupied with repetitive, soothing stitches.
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Workers have said that Tesla's production systems can cause injuries linked to repetitive stress.
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The bout fell into a repetitive dynamic but became more brutal as it progressed.
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My burnout is not professional, but comes from repetitive negativity in my personal life.
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As a result, the movie feels frustratingly repetitive — a single joke repeated ad nauseam.
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Their jobs are repetitive, and machine learning has enabled rapid progress in speech recognition.
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Personio automates repetitive tasks and thus gives HR staff time for value-adding tasks.
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Also discussed is Hernandez&aposs severe CTE, a brain disease caused repetitive brain trauma.
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It was a repetitive cycle, pretty much — I mean, late loans, underfunded, over-collateralization.
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The repetitive tasks of changing diapers, feeding, and soothing my infant consumed my days.
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"Machine learning is great for repetitive things that require large data-sets," he said.
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The work is repetitive; the pay is discouraging; razor burn is a real risk.
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This rambling, repetitive, muddled and narrow-minded work then turns to more recent events.
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This track from Drake's 2017 mixtape "More Life" is repetitive both musically and lyrically.
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In the end, Ms. Okpokwasili's often academic-sounding exegeses of her work become repetitive.
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Now you understand why there's a predictable, repetitive rhythm to the health care story.
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Pointing this out is wearying and repetitive, but still it must be pointed out.
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" Once uncertainty about the attribution set in, the piece was called "cheap and repetitive.
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It's hard, repetitive work, and lots of people don't last long in the job.
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My own repetitive behaviors made it hard for me to recognize this at first.
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He argued that killing procedures were tedious, repetitive, and actually increased the rat population.
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It's on a very short loop, so it sounds quite repetitive after a while.
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A lot of people still get paid to sit in offices and do repetitive tasks.
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The high-tech suits also help reduce fatigue on repetitive tasks, such as overhead drilling.
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Truth be told, this makes the book a touch repetitive when read all at once.
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The problem with computer technology is that it would appear to target all repetitive behaviors.
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Another study showed that people who take walks in nature report less repetitive negative thoughts.
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"We believe we should be leveraging automation to automate boring, dangerous, repetitive work," he said.
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If true, that finding suggests Trump's regular, repetitive attacks on the special counsel are working.
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Sometimes, being a researcher is repetitive and boring — all those lab tests and mice studies.
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Older workers can't necessarily handle the hours or repetitive physical tasks they once might have.
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This type of structure refers to a stock's tendency to trade in a repetitive cycle.
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This premise kept me coming back despite No Man's Sky's sometimes sterile, often repetitive nature.
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"We try to automate as much of the repetitive inbound queries as possible," Smullen said.
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Often, they're repetitive battles, stealth missions, or quests to find objects littered around the world.
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It's draining, repetitive, detrimental to the health of the worker in some really profound ways.
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It's as if she's stumbled across a repetitive quest in a Grand Theft Auto game.
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These included repetitive behaviours, reduced social and vocal communication with other mice, and restricted movement.
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Don't let 22017 repetitive interruptions interfere while you're peacefully napping on the toilet at work.
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She previously revealed that she's not a fan of cardio, and prefers isolated, repetitive movements.
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Women do the majority of this repetitive work, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Diverse. I like to break things up so it isn't too repetitive for the audience.
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Hollywood studios churn out repetitive superhero franchises with sequels veering dangerously close to double digits.
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Ideally, you would allow them to train software robots to handle repetitive and mundane tasks.
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It's kind of like this horrible repetitive nightmarish vision that he's having in his head.
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"He wasn't beaten or strangled; these are repetitive bites all over his body," she said.
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It's driving, but repetitive and hypnotic house with a classic touch that still sounds fresh.
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We have to feed solutions to our customers that are highly repetitive, precise and accurate.
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Some children had less repetitive behaviors than they did when they came onto the study.
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MyFitnessPal, an exercise and food tracker, uses repetitive notifications to remind you to take action.
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It's relaxing and repetitive... and you get cool stuff out of it at the end.
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"Texting on a mobile phone involves repetitive hand motions and unsupported neck flexion," Georgiadis says.
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Such repetitive work could be automated, said the Greensburg plant's new model manager, Tom Hilfinger.
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She read text from a cellphone and explains why she performs the odd, repetitive motions.
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"It just becomes really repetitive really quickly," says Matt Warshaw, author of Encyclopedia of Surfing.
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Like Call of Duty, this led to a string of interchangeable, boring, and repetitive sequels.
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They save money while employees can focus on the most rewarding and less-repetitive tasks.
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It is, in essence, a never-ending fetch quest, but one that never grows repetitive.
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They can help with repetitive tasks like picking and placing, packaging or gluing and welding.
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What might feel repetitive on another show just feels like "Veep" playing to its strengths.
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His concerns for Obamacare stem from what he says are repetitive situations in each state.
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"It became more repetitive, more about making money, somehow for wrong reasons," Mr. Polunin said.
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Companies now paying relatively unskilled workers to perform job-related repetitive activities will seek alternatives.
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Any industry with customer-facing, repetitive transactions by lower-wage workers is ripe for change.
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He called a professional meme-maker, who suggested synchronizing the music to short, repetitive clips.
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Workato creates integration software that helps apps "talk" with each other, and automates repetitive tasks.
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"I hate to be repetitive, but I was shocked," she said when describing the decision.
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It's the first evidence for a repetitive seasonal migration in any marsupial, living or extinct.
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The repetitive movements became meditative, and the activity levels of my mind came to rest.
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This is something that is discrete, and is almost certainly due to repetitive head injury.
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Repetitive, intricate ink drawings that jump off the page are Cambodian illustrator Visoth Kakvei's specialty.
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" Wallace Matthews of ESPN says, "Choose your adjective: Repetitive. Monotonous. Dispiriting. Same-old/same-old.
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Although that later became a curse—repetitive empty sex can leave you feeling somewhat empty.
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Bad form or poor training can cause repetitive stress, given the length of the race.
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In addition to centralizing information, Bellman hopes to automate some of the most repetitive tasks.
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Works on paper, including words typed into serial, repetitive patterns, are arranged in display cases.
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It may convey the repetitive, enervating aggravation of the divorce process a little too well.
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It's like a repetitive thing: that back in their day, it was not so easy.
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His setups are repetitive, his transitions awkward and some of the jokes aren't fully formed.
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Hannah manages to keep all this from getting too repetitive by steadily raising the stakes.
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But a lot of people still inhabit the world of following rules and repetitive skills.
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Nearby, larger robots did the backbreaking, repetitive work of lifting and stacking filled-up cartons.
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They engaged in repetitive movements—pacing, rocking, spinning, throwing a ball up in the air.
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They've automated repetitive work that inflates costs in the traditional system, Sebastian tells Changing America.
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"Severe repetitive-loss properties" is FEMA's term for houses that are flooded again and again.
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Walker's imagery, on the other hand, feels caught in a repetitive loop of endless trauma.
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And it's hard to imagine where her story could go from here without getting repetitive.
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Multiple Amazon workers have told me that repetitive stress injuries are epidemic but rarely reported.
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One installation made repetitive thumping noises: three balls bounced in repeating patterns on the floor.
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The whole episode makes for a brisk history lesson that never feels dry or repetitive.
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"Ultimately, luxury is not something made by a machine in a repetitive fashion," he said.
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You say the show and stories are locked in — won't that become repetitive for you?
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The people we interviewed told us about exposure to chemical fumes and repetitive stress injuries.
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"We have these repetitive loss properties," said the chairman of the House Financial Services Committee.
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But the repetitive, easy banality of the story is precisely the point: It desensitizes us.
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The main floor of life is often busy, practical, incessant, repetitive and crowded with others.
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The lessons are repetitive: the most dangerous enemy within has typically been fear itself. ♦
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It's very repetitive, and I used a lot of old-fashioned terms, like 'da bomb.
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Industrial automation has been displacing workers for decades — particularly those doing repetitive, lower-skill work.
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How can one visualize a disorder associated with impaired communication, social skills and repetitive behaviors?
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And yet, like its agricultural forebear, it is laborious and repetitive and annoying and demanding.
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Amid tons upon tons of repetitive work, there were some unexpected jewels to be found.
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The fight isn't my cup of tea — it's a bit too repetitive and poorly staged.
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Machines are helping us to quit some repetitive task and to unleash our creative energy.
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And since successful mobile apps reward repetitive behavior, he figured polling would translate well to smartphones.
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America still eats its young, and repetitive reenactments of past victories aren't going to change that.
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The way the melodic parts intersect like is playfully repetitive—sort of like watching a perfect .
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The benefits of this tiring job include repetitive stress injuries to the arms, back, and shoulders.
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Her free software is designed to prevent repetitive stress injuries in children through routine stretch breaks.
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It also means that pushing information upfront via repetitive TV ads makes it accessible and dominant.
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Even worse, the fact that his reactions are repetitive and predictable made him easy to bait.
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Release the exhausted sigh that built up while reading or listening to that repetitive word salad.
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Foot-binding ensured that young girls sat still and worked on boring, repetitive tasks, she said.
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The result is a trademark beauty look that feels authentic to Turner, but is never repetitive.
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But this gives you something to work with, something that is not endlessly subjective or repetitive.
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Even a high proportion of the media coverage surrounding them has become routine, boring, and repetitive.
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"It can be a repetitive, exhausting cycle," he says of the daily routine he's gotten into.
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She's finding the questions about her work and hometown repetitive and boring — welcome to app dating.
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In most rich countries, locals will not do repetitive farm jobs for the wages on offer.
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As robots and AI take over repetitive tasks, there will be an excess of labor resources.
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" The girl mimicked dozens of voices, mindless and repetitive as birdsong: "It's not really a baby.
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Not just because they raise obvious issues of political correctness, but because they are highly repetitive.
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But aside from those, I'd say the questing is mostly well done, if a bit repetitive.
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And really, that's all I'm asking for, because politics and journalism have become static and repetitive.
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To some, he came off as robotic and repetitive — which, you could argue, was the plan.
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After a while, the repetitive motion and the gentle pull in her scalp calmed her down.
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Machines still do a great job at the repetitive jobs like welding, painting and engine installation.
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The industrial revolution led to workers being shepherded into factories with rigid rules and repetitive tasks.
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It can be bloated and repetitive, with a story that feels at odds with its structure.
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Once the show's best assets start to feel repetitive, its less successful elements draw more attention.
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You do repetitive things — gross motor movement, something for the fingers, then something for the wrist.
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One type of repetitive motion is tilting the head forward, perhaps to look at a smartphone.
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"So horrible, repetitive, simple and boring," the user wrote in a zero-point review of Melodrama.
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I know it might seem repetitive to some people, but so many of them are great.
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"Whatever you do, just don't allow your body to get into a repetitive cycle," he says.
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"The long, drawn out and repetitive nature of displacement has contributed to rising frustrations," she said.
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"If there is one thing I don't like to do, it's repetitive work," Arbel tells me.
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Autism is a disorder that involves difficulties with social interactions and restricted repetitive patterns of behaviors.
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Flat gray concrete lines the streets, while windows form repetitive glassy intervals in stark brick walls.
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Lacy also noted that Facebook communities can lose their usefulness because they are bulky or repetitive.
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The repetitive rows of pebbledash terraced houses with front and back yards are hard to miss.
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At some level, this is just everyone doing their wearying, stressful, and repetitive jobs, fairly poorly.
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"Because it's a repetitive behavior, it kind of puts a rhythm in your brain," he says.
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I infected it with jazz, and Marcus is more electronic, maybe a little bit more repetitive.
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Instead, it was angry and repetitive, with a frustratingly bland story starring a completely forgettable lead.
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The plant manager had hired leaders like Naleye to train workers to prevent repetitive stress injuries.
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And there is evidence that just pure robotics assist and repetitive stepping over ground is rehabilitative.
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The work is repetitive and doesn't offer even the satisfaction of making a single finished thing.
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But, I tend to stick to what I know, and that can make for repetitive eating.
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Robots perform highly repetitive tasks like squirting and spreading tomato sauce and placing pizzas in ovens.
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Once you have a batter made, the process of cooking the fritters is repetitive and soothing.
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Breaking down your goals into small, repetitive tasks, experts say, greatly improves your chances of success.
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Workato creates integration software, which ties apps together in a secure way and automates repetitive tasks.
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Nance's goal was to use repetitive visuals to convey the feeling of a cyclical, unrequited love.
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The gameplay is simple and repetitive, but the basic mechanics belie a dreary and upsetting world.
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While she's nonchalant, her specific repetitive movements give intriguing hints about the rituals of the future.
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"There can be something compulsive about [cruising], or monotonous, or boring, or repetitive," says Mark Turner.
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Repetitive and incongruous patterns fill the industrial size paintings of American contemporary artist Jason Williams, a.k.a.
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It's not as inherently problematic as Columbus Day, nor is it a repetitive chore like Thanksgiving.
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I also found it repetitive, as we repeated a lot of the same or similar exercises.
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Writing code, which is a repetitive task, is probably one of the first things you'd automate.
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Considered in this light, the show's slavishly repetitive structure stood as its own sly self-critique.
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Mastering it was dull, repetitive work, intended to make every student's handwriting match a standardized model.
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While a song's repetitive elements may seem suited to picture books, they can also present problems.
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During Saturday's speech, Trump made a point of noting he does not like to be repetitive.
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He's doing short-burst sketch comedy, which in a play already filled with repetitions feels repetitive.
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Together they rise to a kind of driving, repetitive mélange that seems both atonal and melodic.
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The reason it never feels repetitive is that of the pleasure with which Alan Vega sings.
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The film focuses on individual factory workers as they carry out their painstaking and repetitive tasks.
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A lot of the transactions seem too specific, repetitive, and mundane to be one-off jokes.
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At times, Shirin's struggle to cut herself off from Ocean feels over the top and repetitive.
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But when there are eight to 10 people having this experience, it starts to feel repetitive.
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Ultimately, the company hopes software robots will gradually learn how to automate repetitive work for themselves.
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Democrats, in turn, delivered a message about health care with the repetitive force of a jackhammer.
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"We know that robots are great at certain things right now, like repetitive work," says Carpenter.
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ServiceNow is a $54 billion cloud computing company that helps its customers automate common, repetitive tasks.
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AI to better understand what the user is doing, helping to eliminate mundane or repetitive tasks.
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Still, once she throws that out there, I wanted more than the repetitive discomfort that follows.
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A 2015 study showed that people who take walks in nature report less repetitive negative thoughts.
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Basically, it integrates between different services to make it easier to do repetitive software design tasks.
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Many GOP senators said they remained unconvinced after the Democratic presentation, which they criticized as repetitive.
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Sometimes, however, Black Friday deals aren't all that great, or are repetitive from year to year.
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Even without an acute injury, highly repetitive impact on a joint can damage the articular cartilage.
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What is it that allows the show to keep going, all these seasons, without getting repetitive?
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All that pushing, slicing and packaging is repetitive, but it's far better than life in Gihembe.
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The result is an overwhelming vindication of Johnson's decision to campaign on a single repetitive promise.
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Once you get the hang of PhotoScan, using it becomes a repetitive, vaguely Zen-like activity.
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The debate around Britain's withdrawal from the bloc has been long, repetitive, emotional and sometimes vicious.
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Officials are also trying to call registrants whose applications are deemed as confusing, repetitive or deficient.
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It is hard not to feel the artist's seething anger beneath his meticulousness and repetitive actions.
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Baking bread is so methodical and simple and repetitive that it feels like meditation to me.
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Prior to that moment, the episode feels like a repetitive echo of stuff we already know.
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They credited his repetitive rhythms, melodies, strategic song structure as major players in his music's popularity.
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"The human being's role in the workplace is less to do repetitive things all the time and more to do the non-repetitive tasks that bring new kinds of value," said Anthony Carnevale, director of the Georgetown Center on Education and the Workforce in the United States.
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Although Christmas traditions are repetitive every year, or appear very repetitive, they've in fact evolved over time to become this quintessentially weird, American mishmash of things that were added over the years—like Rudolph in the 1930s, and Elf on the Shelf within the last decade.
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Martin: I think people will learn different skills and hopefully the type of jobs we're talking about the really boring ones that the people are just doing are repetitive and the problem is if we make a mistake in that repetitive task it cost us serious money.
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Why it's happening: Automation is best suited for jobs that are repetitive and predictable — like factory work.
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This is one of the overlooked burdens of combating misogyny: It is extremely boring, and very repetitive.
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He also had deep grooves carved into his teeth, which was likely caused by a repetitive action.
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A lot of these things you might not even think of as being repetitive and automate-able.
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There were some repetitive motifs, as well, like ribbons and tulle, and a few pairs of pants.
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Late Night host are dealing with the Democrats for their very "unfunny" & repetitive material, always anti-Trump!
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Presley also doesn't escalate the challenges that face Seppala, which makes the run feel repetitive, even anticlimactic.
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"Even though it's very uniform and repetitive, in a way ... it really emphasizes people's individuality," he said.
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And the fight has an unpredictable violence, nothing like the predictable and repetitive combat of fight games.
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Pretending to laugh produced the same abdominal soreness as repetitive vomiting and made her smile muscles hurt.
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It is also unbelievably repetitive, with variations of the same sculptures in bronze, gold, silver, and crystal.
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They have certain patterns and repetitive processes which can be altered by external influence of the light.
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"Longyarn" is rendered in a language that has its own hypnotically repetitive rhythms and mash-up vocabulary.
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Mr. Smith, on a drum kit and a glockenspiel to his left, held steadier, more repetitive patterns.
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It's also incredibly dull and repetitive — as someone who's worked in retail, I can attest to this.
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Mousavi dismissed Trump's comments as "repetitive, groundless and paradoxical" and said they did not merit a response.
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These symptoms get worse with repetitive work tasks and the unnatural postures necessary to ink someone effectively.
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This tedious, repetitive, gross, and smelly task takes up way more time than we want it to.
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Bad form or poor training can cause repetitive stress, given the length of the races, as well.
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He once had an employee, but the man claimed to have been injured by repetitive scissor-snipping.
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No-brainer recipes for other types of food will help keep your midday meal from getting repetitive.
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The artwork alludes to the repetitive labor of sustaining a family, but also of sustaining one's art.
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He's part of a growing trend of young, Florida-based rappers who specialize in short, repetitive raps.
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Thankfully, basic and repetitive tasks tend to be where machine intelligence shines and that's no different here.
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This is no longer true, as technology will soon replace anything that is remotely repetitive and unskilled.
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When this happens in people, it can cause normally non-painful, often repetitive stimuli to become painful.
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These large aquatic mammals can't move and swim as they'd like, leading to odd, often repetitive behaviors.
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A method known as repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) has also been receiving a lot of interest.
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As industrial metal adopted a repetitive beat that drew goths into club culture, the clothing followed suit.
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And if you'd like a curated playlist of earwormy repetitive songs, you can follow this Spotify playlist:
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Maybe I would have travelled through Falcon Age's world in a way that didn't feel so repetitive.
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The startup focuses on repetitive tasks and helps customers automate as many actions as possible using UiPath.
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Slime videos are textbook ASMR because they're repetitive, methodical, and include soft, crinkly sounds and slow motions.
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Some of the parallels are obvious – it's still, ultimately, people taking drugs and listening to repetitive music.
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Men want to create something nice and don't care about repetitive work as much as women do.
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Common injuries include repetitive motion injuries like carpal tunnel, and injuries from exposure to chemicals and pathogens.
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And a horse can feed into that because they're very repetitive and always have the same gait.
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This, GM's Linn said, was a job workers universally hated because it was repetitive and back-breaking.
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In my late teens, I realized I was suffering from Excoriation Disorder, a body-focused repetitive disorder.
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Sometimes the preparation is mundane or repetitive and in and of itself feels far removed from success.
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Ultimately, the repetitive, full-body collisions inherent in tackling are incompatible with prioritizing athletes' long-term health.
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"The audio is running in these repetitive ways and it's got tons of different frequencies," he said.
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On the surface, OCD and BFRBs share similar characteristics: both involve strong urges to perform repetitive behaviors.
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But if shopping in general can be banal, repetitive, and dehumanizing, why do we enjoy it so?
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KS: And the fact that some jobs are repetitive and should not be done by human beings.
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With this overexposure, the music got repetitive and less inspired, and hits were harder to come by.
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The original, revolutionary piece is brutally minimal (I urge you to listen), with a repetitive, relentless harmony.
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I did stuff around the house — things that were repetitive and didn't require a lot of thought.
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The film proposes a repetitive sequence of tenderness, cruelty, death, and the sobering examination of power struggles.
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The repetitive nature really gets at how trying it is to be an underground musician in Iran.
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Dungeons are dull and repetitive, and the mini map shows where all of the dungeon's loot is.
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Now place your focus on the repetitive motion of wiping with the sponge or mopping the floor.
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It's also been claimed that our body's response to repetitive laughter is similar to that of exercise.
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We covered everything from bullying and toilet training to the repetitive way I play with my hair.
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You talk a lot in the book about how repetitive our cultural and political climate has become.
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The sex can be repetitive and constrained because of her condition, which is a source of frustration.
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It offers an escape from the confined, smelly conditions, the mushy, repetitive meals, and the endless checklists.
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Ten hours after starting the game, its repetitive nature and tone deaf narrative caught up with me.
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"This repetitive motion can lead to a quicker development of fine lines and wrinkles in this area."
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The robots assist in repetitive sorting, picking items off shelves and carting heavy loads around a warehouse.
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The potential to predict repetitive returns appears to contradict the well-known hypothesis of financial market efficiency.
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Also, the crossing of DABS and DAUB felt somewhat repetitive to me, but your mileage may vary.
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It's already pretty repetitive, in that there are only so many ways to stage a zombie attack.
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The woven, ornamental design creates a repetitive, intertwining visual logic that is mesmeric; it ensnares the eye.
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Because of automation, fewer jobs—and very few sustainable or well-paying ones—will consist of repetitive actions.
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From PEN: Try Our Amazing Never Watered Down Bloody Mary Garten is repetitive in her sweets as well.
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That said, Lalane notes that it's always important for candidates to follow up, even if it feels repetitive.
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As the title of the exhibition suggests, the works were done in a repetitive back and forth manner.
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"He's going to have to be very clear and repetitive about his independence from Democratic leadership," Ingram said.
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Free branded booze abounds, turning late nights into too-early mornings filled with product demos and repetitive panels.
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His arms are bulging with muscles, he's red and sweating, giving his all to this repetitive, irritating task.
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The other thing that's a big help, we're starting to get into repetitive manufacturing of the same unit.
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But we'd been training it to iterate on existing social games, and its ideas were getting awfully repetitive.
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It's a simple premise that could have worked if it weren't so contrived and repetitive on Perry's part.
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Although their music may be repetitive, they're clearly astute observers of a certain culture of gendered, financial exploitation.
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Those traits may include difficulty communicating or engaging in social interactions, repetitive behavior, and resisting changes in routines.
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Your daily regimen of hunting and gathering gets repetitive fast, even as you expand into the wider world.
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Like many genres, the music we're exposed to—particularly in the charts and on the radio—becomes repetitive.
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The people in Boulder didn't just deal with paparazzi and journalists and repetitive, circular gossip and probing questions.
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By taking care of the dull and repetitive, AI lets humans focus on what they're better suited for.
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"The center studies a progressive degenerative brain disease found in some athletes who have experienced repetitive brain trauma."
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However, after repetitive attacks of nausea and vomiting, both daughter and mother knew it was something more serious.
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Repetitive holiday music could even take a toll on your mental health, as one clinical psychologist told us.
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Why can't my machine figure out that repetitive, mundane task and just take care of it for me?
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During the 2020s robots powered by AI became more widespread, changing many industries and taking over repetitive jobs.
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Robots at excel at building structures using simple materials, like the repetitive task of assembling a brick wall.
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With a storied history rich in Hollywood waves and extensive contouring, step-and-repeats can be, well, repetitive.
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The resulting monkeys exhibited autistic-like behaviors, including decreased social interaction, anxiety, and a tendency towards repetitive movements.
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It might be an abnormal repetitive behavior (ARBs), the result of, and a response to, boring, cramped conditions.
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But the urban jungle poses a greater challenge for the brain, because of the repetitive patterns it contains.
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Despite the sameness of their subjects, his paintings never grow repetitive or redundant; each possesses a distinct vibrancy.
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Meanwhile, the brand has an "extremely limited" number of styles that makes its assortment look repetitive, Kniffen said.
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The technology at the center of NeuroQore is a brain-zapping technique called repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS).
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Today's football players are so absurdly athletic that their feats on the gridiron have become repetitive, boring even.
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The repetitive phrase also got the attention of the internet, and now, Sessions has his very own song.
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And if you don't have a good technique, you risk developing muscle strain issues with the repetitive turns.
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Tourette's Syndrome is a type of tic disorder that causes someone to make involuntary, repetitive movements and sounds.
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"Our assortments have become too repetitive, so the consumers could not see a very big difference," he said.
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Some, like Saint Mark's Basilica, have already faced questions about whether they can stand up to repetitive flooding.
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And even when I graduated from high school and made my way through college, the repetitive habit remained.
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Most important, instead of the repetitive action of the machine, Pesce pursues the autonomous gesture of the individual.
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Those homes, known as "severe repetitive loss properties," make up just 22013 percent of federal flood insurance policies.
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Her work is concerned with repetitive daily rituals, unremarkable lives, low-paying jobs, backwater towns, and unglamorous rooms.
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If you're the one who needs a little motivation, you can add reminders, due dates, and repetitive tasks.
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Six seasons in, "The Walking Dead" had become repetitive in its cycles: This place looks safe … but wait!
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Stringer also cautions against copying too many people on an email, which can become repetitive and ultimately inefficient.
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With this repetitive overdubbing process, Thomas is telling the listener a story; his interpretation of an historical narrative.
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Nonetheless, it's the repetitive nature of the activity in both training and matches that makes it so significant.
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The most repetitive line — "Oooooh, we all got battles" — actually seemed to diminish La'Porsha's own powerful life story.
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Soap operas with their repetitive, open-ended structure reflected the rhythms of women's housework—and so did baseball.
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Modern industrial life has forced almost all of us to specialize in something, often in mundane, repetitive tasks.
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I find many of his paintings of ballerinas boring and repetitive — in fact, those ballerinas often irritate me.
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Characters constantly crack wise, but this doesn't quite disguise their shallowness, or the leaden dialogue and repetitive narration.
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Its quick pace and repetitive movement are comical, parodying the idea that artificial intelligence is intelligent at all.
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It is a precise replica of itself: a repetitive loop as conceptually redundant as it is historically empty.
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He cites the example of the great anime artist Hayao Miyazaki, whose work is so repetitive and painstaking.
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I haven't forgotten how repetitive that life was, how often I felt unable to draw a deep breath.
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One of the biggest reasons for the drop-off was that people found the game repetitive, respondents said.
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Eric Gorsuch's costumes — colorful ribbons artfully tied around naked dancers — were more intriguing than the thrashing, repetitive choreography.
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And he merges jazz-harmony explorations with hip-hop looping — the repetitive versus the improvisatory — for a reason.
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Software, powered by AI, can now automate common and repetitive business tasks from data entry to answering emails.
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Many of the author's interviews, in this book and others, are repetitive in their facts and their tone.
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The repetitive motion disintegrated the disk in his back, he said, leading him down the path of addiction.
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It has a relatively basic structure: 53 short interlocking repetitive patterns centered around a doggedly insistent rhythmic pulse.
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At work, I've grown accustomed to typing on a special ergonomic keyboard to protect against repetitive strain injuries.
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But for parents the repetitive noise of flipping (gurgle), landing (thud) and grabbing (crunch) the bottles is brutal.
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"SOAR&aposs biggest benefit is reducing repetitive tasks," William Lin, partner at ForgePoint Capital (FPC) told Business Insider.
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Naiad and Thalassa's periodic, repetitive cha-cha is not the only noteworthy orbital resonance in the solar system.
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It was cost-effective, but it also made for a pretty repetitive, and less nutritious, week of meals.
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"Skrt" lurches along to a minimalist, bottom-heavy beat, and Octave is sparse and repetitive with his phrasing.
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"Because it's a more repetitive course of conduct, I believe it will be a sterner penalty," Haveles said.
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Ms. Prestini's music conveys the surreal visuals through gently repetitive figures, disparately overlapping lines and swooshing, sliding harmonies.
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The repetitive actions and thoughts stimulate connections between brain cells, creating neural pathways between parts of your brain.
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The closest he came was a strange, repetitive riff, delivered almost as if he was talking to himself.
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But though Song to Song can get repetitive and directionless, it's also dynamic and satisfying by its conclusion.
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If something's become tired and repetitive, was there a specific moment where it jumped from pleasurable to insufferable?
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In rap, especially Southern rap, the repetitive, ringing ostinato is an alarum that signifies fights, mayhem, and death.
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That said, there are some things I'm finding myself more invested in, despite how repetitive it all feels.
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As for AI replacing jobs that are based on repetitive tasks, "you aren't going to stop it," Rometty said.
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They're not NICE terms, of course: as frequent Harden-descriptors go, cynical, tedious, and repetitive come immediately to mind.
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But its main purpose is to relieve the repetitive stress our hands endure in today's world of giant phones.
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To exhume past and present heroic influences could become repetitive in its reverence, but she's not schematic about it.
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The affliction might sound funny, but the pain is real: Smartphones force your thumb to make repetitive, awkward movements.
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The company estimates that 30 million people in the U.S. suffer from some form of repetitive, body-focused behavior.
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Those spikes (the neuroprimers) essentially send electrical impulse into the wearer's brain to help them better learn repetitive activities.
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But Pedrosa takes the repetitive monotony one step further by turning footage of random buildings into a complex kaleidoscope.
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He enjoys the action of NBA Jam, but finds it can become repetitive from one quarter to the next.
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Repetitive activities that put your hands to work can help relieve stress by getting you out of your head.
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Create habits or repetitive tasks you want to perform and it will give you experience points for completing them.
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These are repetitive movements, gestures I know by heart, ways I've conjured to disappear within the confines of presence.
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Day-to-day danmaku practice is far more repetitive than practicing a competitive eSports game, or even a speedrun.
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Decision fatigue In the same way that your muscles tire from repetitive use, your brain tires from making decisions.
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Some researchers suspect that this deficiency takes the brakes off glutamate's excitatory activity, thus stimulating things like repetitive behaviour.
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All of human history's gruesome, repetitive, debauched exploits play out as our inhuman protagonist remains trapped beneath the Earth.
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The repetitive nature of football hits has been tied to a number of unfortunate side effects, including, notably, CTE.
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In this scenario, most people would take the repetitive positivity associated with the former any day of the week.
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The habit brain memory system is centered on the basal ganglia, which enables people to perform repetitive tasks automatically.
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He was on a lunch break with his family when he heard muffled, repetitive music coming through the walls.
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She just grew tired of the repetitive pattern that we fell into … and [it was] not a good one.
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I guess the repetitive comment I have to her is: Has Beach Slang done what it's going to do?
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This means that to vet a candidate, a recruiter has to collect a lot of basic and repetitive information.
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It seems that the release is more techno-influenced and repetitive than Sable—would you say this was intentional?
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Every company has repetitive tasks that could be automated and few have the developer resource to make it happen.
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Similar to how GoPro footage is instantly recognizable the second you see it, drone footage is becoming very repetitive.
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These tools provide robotic process automation-style aids to take away some of the more repetitive tasks around admin.
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Background music has been shown to help with clearly-defined, repetitive tasks and reduce stress before and while working.
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But he never liked the repetitive parts of games like Neopets, where players feed and care for virtual animals.
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"Their work is mostly boring and repetitive, with focuses on tiny parts of gigantic projects of codes," he says.
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"The minimalist and repetitive music we chose for this album has strongly influenced the current electronic producers," notes Wagner.
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Even Google's massive facilities — with all the colorful walls and pipes inside — can get a little stale and repetitive.
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AI is already transforming businesses in a variety of functions, like automating repetitive tasks and analyzing troves of data.
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In a similar way, Workflow could automate processes that are repetitive or tedious to do on a small screen.
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Abstract algorithmic concepts were interesting enough, but what really got him going was using computers to avoid repetitive labor.
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A million rituals and repetitive actions suddenly stop being routine because, for whatever reason, they now have real stakes.
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So this conversation has all the familiar, well-worn verbal paths of a repetitive discussion that ends up nowhere.
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Though it's repetitive, this episode isn't without its fiery pleasures — along with a few disappointments and one weird sideline.
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When companies use robots to complete repetitive or dangerous tasks, it frees employees to do more interesting, valuable work.
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These examples follow strict repetitive rule-based routines, and a machine easily can perform them without any human interaction.
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It's going to save you a ton of time when it comes to handling repetitive tasks with multiple services.
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"As for human mankind, we're probably not here on Earth to perform repetitive and non-productive tasks," he continued.
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Robots are generally good at repetitive physical labor and reactive, high-precision tasks that require careful attention to detail.
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She just grew tired of the repetitive pattern that we fell into… and [it was] not a good one.
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And yet time has shown that our ingenuity for efficiency orchestrates our removal from all forms of repetitive tasks.
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If domestic responsibilities appear singularly detrimental to artistic practice, it is not because of the repetitive tasks they involve.
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For D2iQ, this includes services and trainings for its customers, as well as product features that automate repetitive tasks.
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But mostly, it is a repetitive slog that cries out for the traditional synthesizing journalistic function of an author.
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"Straight White Men" is, ultimately, not much more than a repetitive Twitter rant about what's wrong with other people.
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In the early 20th century workers were forced into dull, repetitive tasks by the needs of the production line.
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Archeologists say the mask was manufactured by a repetitive technique in which the copper was reheated and cold hammered.
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While technology allows for the elimination of repetitive labor, that doesn't mean it isn't impacting other work as well.
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It was a slow repetitive regularity that made it difficult for both of us to see beyond our situation.
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The high repetitive strains of cumbia were giving me a headache, plus I was still nauseous from the drive.
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Most of the following riffs are sufficiently hypnotic and chilling, but never repetitive or simplistic enough to seem route.
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JoJo, Chase, and Derek show up for tango lesson and perform an extended (and oddly repetitive) tango for three.
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But if his contributions to pop music deserve more fame, this repetitive, loosely structured documentary plays like an overcorrection.
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Going into the gym and training in a repetitive fashion builds grit and an ability to persevere through challenges.
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For decades, technological advances have increasingly allowed simpler, repetitive tasks to be done more cheaply and safely by machines.
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Each pill brings on a euphoric eight-hour blast, one that zaps boredom and can make repetitive labor pleasurable.
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At first seeming repetitive, the more thickly drawn images also reveal subtle variations, in proportion to a viewer's patience.
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Just racing, repetitive thoughts and behaviors that you do to try and keep those thoughts from coming true. 216.
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These workouts help you to release stress and anything weighing you down through repetitive movements accompanied by loud exhales.
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Each chord feels like it's finding repose from the previous one, creating a sense of release without feeling repetitive.
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The good news is, the repetitive and discursive nature of cleaning the bathroom naturally lends itself to meditation practice.
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Inside it, and later onstage, the dancers enacted repetitive, compulsive gestures, à la Pina Bausch: partying, embracing, jumping, collapsing.
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Minus the texture of a fleshed-out world, her go-to moves feel repetitive, once again preordained and cruel.
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The company specializes in robotic process automation, which aims to help companies automate common, repetitive, and mundane computer tasks.
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When his brain was later examined, researchers found he had severe CTE, a brain disease caused repetitive brain trauma.
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One minute, the show was a grim slog, a repetitive ritual that threatened to drag on forever, like baseball.
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That means centralizing and streamlining a system that had permitted misleading, repetitive or just plain long-winded company names.
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They included back strain, repetitive-stress injuries and severe headaches that one worker attributed to fumes from an adhesive.
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"People with ASD have difficulty with social communication and interaction, restricted interests, and repetitive behaviors," according to the NIMH.
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Mobile games (or casual games) are simplistic, consisting of repetitive actions performed over time in small increments without end.
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This perpetual-motion music is driven by repetitive, leaping chords that whiz past in a jumpy 22/219 meter.
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"Repetitive freezing is probably the worst thing that can happen in a situation like this," Morris told Deseret News.
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Because there are only six teams in Armenia's highest league, he admits, he finds the games a little repetitive.
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Sadly, much is either too intellectual, unpleasant to the ear, boring or repetitive — if I am permitted to generalize.
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For the most part, one thing is agreed on: Blue-collar workers who perform repetitive work are most exposed.
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Regardless, experts say robotics won't steal all the farm worker jobs in the future, even for more repetitive tasks.
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What can be a repetitive, exhausting, even embarrassing experience becomes emphatically less so when paired with a video game.
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The process, which had the repetitive rhythm of ritual, must at some points have felt like a forced march.
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"The film is perhaps overly repetitive in emphasizing Shula's inability to escape exploitation," Ben Kenigsberg wrote in The Times.
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She knew she had found a calling in baking, but not in the grinding, repetitive framework of kitchen life.
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" Bastin's blanket rule is this: "It's not that you can't complain, but it shouldn't be too prolonged or repetitive.
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Mousavi on Friday dismissed Trump's comments as "repetitive, groundless and paradoxical" and said they did not merit a response.
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Communities can start by taking a close look at the most egregious of the repetitive loss properties mentioned earlier.
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The aches and pains that come from the repetitive stress of the job are all part of the grind.
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Trichophagia is actually part of a family of repetitive body-focused disorders that includes nail biting and skin picking.
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Rubio needled Trump about how repetitive and uninterested in policy detail he is, and clearly got under his skin.
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It was kind of fun when you won those first few Emmys, and then it became dull and repetitive.
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Instead, it's one of many body-focused repetitive behaviors (BFRB) that include nail biting, hair pulling, and skin picking.
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NeuroQore: NeuroQore is commercializing an innovative new repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) therapy system for treatment of drug resistant depression.
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It gets us away from the repetitive "madman with Infinity Gem-powered hoobajoob tries to blow up a planet" plots.
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Still, the whole thing is a bit odd — and probably a good indication of how repetitive these tasks can be.
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After placing the accompanying headset on, you are thrown into a virtual scenario where floating figures enact strange repetitive movements.
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"Bone adaptation usually occurs in response to dynamic repetitive movements that the body is not accustomed to seeing," Kersh said.
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For the most part, such interview circuits grow a bit repetitive and rarely do they afford us anything worth celebrating.
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Photo: WaymoBut the repetitive obstacles help the cars learn difficult scenarios more quickly than they would in the real world.
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Over time, the streams would overflow and then evaporate, trapped in a repetitive cycle taking place over millions of years.
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In the training, they learn to recognize certain restrictive and repetitive behaviors associated with autism, and learn about recommended responses.
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Chatterjee's team still isn't certain as to what's causing the repetitive radio waves, though they have a few potential explanations.
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That their journeys, often dull and repetitive in themselves, will be punctuated by almost identical platforms is a missed opportunity.
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The multiple alerts, repetitive MCAS activations and distractions related to numerous ATC communications were not able to be effectively managed.
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Even a percentage boost that ensures each successive generation levels up quicker can't prevent it from growing stale and repetitive.
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The most vulnerable professions, it says, are those dominated by systematic, repetitive tasks, such as train drivers and security guards.
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The firm helps companies execute repetitive software tasks at a fraction of the cost of having humans click the buttons.
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For my baby-boomer generation, spared Europe's repetitive bloodshed by American military and strategic resolve, it was a pivotal experience.
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By the third season, the episodic cycles of BoJack's toxic, damaging behavior ran the risk of becoming repetitive and predictable.
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This was more satisfying than all the monitoring he had been doing, but eventually it became too repetitive as well.
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You've got millions of people ... the bots are coming in, you've got these repetitive arguments, you're driving up his numbers.
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Like Flappy Bird before it, it's a game that can completed almost entirely with a single repetitive motion: the tap.
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Luckily, wool and the repetitive process of shaping it into a sculptural form lend themselves well to a rural environment.
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Despite her debut being marketed as a complex Warholian exploration of fame, the tracks were catchy, repetitive and synth-driven.
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Workers hated what they were doing because they were performing repetitive tasks rather than expressing their souls in their work.
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Her lines are blotchy, scratchy, insistent, dense, clustered, curling, straight, skipping, winding, and repetitive, like a rain of black thorns.
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But "I can't get reception here!" is the standard, so much so that it's become a repetitive horror movie cliché.
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But as much as we rely on swatches to make well-informed shopping decisions, they can get a little… repetitive.
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But the clock is ticking (or is that just a repetitive sound generated by an AI trained on timekeeping data?).
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But beyond that, do you think they're getting something conceptually wrong, or just that the stories are boring and repetitive?
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Much of the president's daily conversation was a repetitive rundown of what various anchors and hosts had said about him.
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So when you couple that with a repetitive drop in oxygen level, that is a tremendous strain on the heart.
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There is pleasure in hearing a beat that matches your heart, or a repetitive rhythm designed for simply zoning out.
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The children were assessed at the age of 12 on their nonverbal intelligence, restrictive and repetitive behaviors, and social aloofness.
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It pushes you out of the stale, repetitive loops that you might get into with a game with no randomness.
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Children can fall anywhere along the spectrum, which represents varying degrees of difficulty with social interaction, communication and repetitive behaviors.
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Art isn't supposed to be a one-click or one-tap affair, and it certainly isn't supposed to be repetitive.
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Puppies are vulnerable to tissue damage from the repetitive impacts of running on a hard surface such as a sidewalk.
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Autism spectrum disorder, a developmental disability, is characterized by problems with communication and social interaction with accompanying repetitive behavior patterns.
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CTE has been linked to repetitive head injuries and symptoms such as mood swings, memory lapses and other mental problems.
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Supporting actors come and go (and come again), but the plot—an entrenched hardline Islamist establishment resisting reform—is repetitive.
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Still, both recommend health care professionals limit use of gadolinium-based contrast agents and assess the necessity of repetitive MRIs.
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"Traditionally providing research is long, invasive, boring, repetitive, ugly, emotionless, runs in old channels and feels like work," adds King.
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Take stock if every day begins to feel repetitive and you can't seem to muster the motivation you once had.
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"The violation of labor laws and abuse of workers by federal contractors is common, repetitive, and dangerous," the report argued.
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The result has allowed users to automate repetitive tasks with the Python programming language and create more AI-based tools.
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The disease is believed to be the result of repetitive head trauma and can lead to dementia, rage, and depression.
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It's part of a group of movement disorders characterized by involuntary muscle contractions that cause strange, repetitive motions and postures.
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And whatever you do, turn off the TV. That's an unusually frustrating way to get information, repetitive and not thoughtful.
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Didn't understand how scientists had linked CTE to concussions and repetitive brain trauma, and to symptoms like dementia and depression.
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Using automated systems, media organizations can produce more content and potentially free up journalists to focus on less repetitive work.
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In horses, he could "turn on" certain repetitive disorders that in the equestrian world were called stall walking or cribbing.
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Though one of those repetitive voices seems to win out in the end, it's briefly waylaid by an unstoppable beat.
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Hiring and training sales staff gets repetitive and, given the often high churn, it can be a real time suck.
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It just gets awfully repetitive and tedious — at least in a massive-military-drill-and-apocalyptic-threats kind of way.
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Tday is part of a new breed of festival aiming to inject some life into the dire, repetitive festival landscape.
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Vandals occasionally delete and replace the entire article with content that's (a) repetitive, (b) homophobic/ageist, or (c) textbook adolescent.
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For Raja Rajamannar, chief marketing officer at Mastercard, AI can replace a substantial part of repetitive tasks or data analysis.
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The robot revolution has long been thought of as apocalyptic for blue-collar workers whose tasks are manual and repetitive.
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Sabrina triumphs over bullies and monsters and misogynists, with maggot-filled apples littering her path, but the series gets repetitive.
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That's because, unlike in triathlon, which features one segment each of cycling, swimming and running, transitions are immediate and repetitive.
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These young people have O.C.D., an illness characterized by recurrent, intrusive thoughts and repetitive behaviors, or other problems with anxiety.
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Weaving brightly colored loops is strangely repetitive and soothing, so you'll have a relaxing hobby and some new kitchen decor.
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These are examples of a trend toward automating those elements of jobs that are repetitive, error-prone and even dangerous.
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It also spurs them to engage in repetitive, compulsive behaviors, or rituals, which can include bleaching or tanning their skin.
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His students have produced dramatic designs that would transform the drab and repetitive look of Hong Kong's public housing complexes.
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I think the challenge for any band is being able to create something that's honest to themselves and not repetitive.
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While most children like brain teasers, puzzles and games, the mathematics they encounter in school often consists of repetitive exercises.
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J.P. The contrast between fixed, repetitive motifs and improvisatory variations drives Gogo Penguin, the acoustic jazz-Minimalist trio from England.
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Simple software automation is eliminating some particularly repetitive jobs, such as basic data entry, which are often already done overseas.
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Our sclerotic interest groups were born as idealistic causes then; our repetitive religious and intellectual debates were fresh and new.
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"It's become repetitive and exhausting," he told Vogue this month, to explain why Vetements is stepping away from fashion weeks.
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"Do Americans really like to work, to do these simple and repetitive tasks?" said Mr. Zhang, in the December interview.
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Drawing on his research, he said there is "nothing inherently wrong" in doing away with repetitive, boring and disruptive jobs.
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It was a space where the past had been replaced by a peculiar, repetitive, and selective representation of the past.
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This condition, afflicting an estimated 231,93 Americans, is characterized by uncontrollable, abnormal and repetitive movements caused by mental illness treatments.
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Search her name on Buzzfeed, and you'll see a list of articles about her product — all unabashedly negative and repetitive.
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" Though that formula is "repetitive and predictable," she wrote, "it always works because Ms. Clark is a natural-born storyteller.
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Both companies specialize in tech that allows companies to automate common, repetitive, and mundane computer tasks, like sorting job applications.
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"It's close to settled science that CTE is caused by repetitive head blows and not by single concussions," Hirad says.
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The president's lawyers immediately made clear that they would not be following in the prosecution's slow, methodical, somewhat repetitive footsteps.
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The effect is that the tide's push and pull settle into a horizon, a plotline that's both repetitive and linear.
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"AI is a tool and what AI can do really, really well is getting rid of repetitive work," he said.
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In the UK, retailer Marks & Spencer turned off the music in 2016 after shoppers and workers complained about repetitive playlists.
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These inexpensive gadgets help make smartphones more grippy, giving teens a way to prevent expensive (and often repetitive) screen repairs.
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On Thursday, Ethiopian Transportation Minister Dagmawit Moge said Flight 302 experienced "repetitive uncommanded aircraft nose-down conditions" before it crashed.
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" He added: "By that I mean his rhythm parts were usually repetitive lines — very West African — rather than strumming chords.
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And what about the effects of repetitive everyday movements one sees in other areas of life — like during religious rituals?
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You're doing the same repetitive tasks over and over, they're not...as well designed or rewarding as the main mission.
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It's a repetitive, oddly luddite act within a laptop screen, sometimes executed on empty servers and seen by no one.
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But they're often subject to a particular vocabulary, and sometimes that vocabulary is a little repetitive — and a little turgid.
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House of Cards now seems fascinated by repetitive movement, by how endless climbing can start to feel like standing still.
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Others mention that they help with "stimming" — a range of compulsive and repetitive self-stimulating behaviors commonly associated with autism.
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Combined with their repetitive nature, they're a needling pinprick in the ear of the listener, meant to agitate and irritate.
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Quite the opposite: Mr Lacuesta is obsessed with the honesty of his portrayal even to the point of repetitive, aseptic realism.
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It was a time when a certain purer kind of internet humor could survive: impossibly wholesome, addictively repetitive, and completely inscrutable.
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"Not getting enough sleep and continuous repetitive tasks can lead to added stress that can impact your immune system," Michaud added.
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Wear Proper-Fitting Shoes Dead skin forms from repetitive friction on the soles of the skin from walking, says Dr. Pourziaee.
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A lot of this has to do, I think, with the fact that life is filled with boring, dull, repetitive tasks.
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But the Cosby case is an exception, prosecutors argued, because the way he abused the 19 women was repetitive and consistent.
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"Compulsions are repetitive behaviors that individuals feel they must do in response to the obsessive thought to reduce anxiety," Orban says.
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At this point, the dialogue is so repetitive it's become as much a part of their material as the jokes themselves.
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Beyond simply eliminating repetitive tasks and outsourcing entire professions to software, AI will put people at the center of software development.
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Instead of repetitive, mechanical motions, this "AI mode" promises to replicate the nuanced and unpredictable motions of a real, human blowjob.
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You can also archive away repetitive photos, screenshots, or whatever you might not want to see while scrolling through the gallery.
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The best AI features can assist artists and cut out repetitive tasks, says Tatiana Mejia, who manages Adobe's AI platform, Sensei.
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It's not clear why Facebook's automated spam filters have failed to catch the junk user comments, which are often highly repetitive.
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Rather, it's the "repetitive trauma…minor trauma found in every play of the game, routinely," McKee tells CNBC in an interview.
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Others have completely disassembled the controller and found worn-down contacts, which might be causing the issue due to repetitive use.
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Since then we've seen a plethora of fidget-friendly devices looking to help those who benefit from engaging in repetitive action.
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In one sense, that's a relief — viewers need a break from the repetitive story of June getting crushed by this system.
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Like Wall-E, these robots are in a repetitive, thankless job, but have seen the possibility of something more in life.
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But about halfway through the film's 137-minute runtime, the narrative becomes repetitive and the pacing slackens to an aggravating degree.
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Most of the songs have a repetitive melody and a slow rhythm that work together to put my mind at ease.
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Sure, off-the-shoulder tops might seem repetitive, but the styles have run the gamut from peasant dresses to mod minimalism.
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No one electronic music performer is like the other, but the same can't be said for their often-repetitive stage shows.
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It's a gorgeous game, with much to love, but its dense, episodic narrative and repetitive gameplay occasionally obscure its core message.
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Workers on Ford's assembly lines spent entire shifts doing mind-numbingly repetitive work, and many could not stick it for long.
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It then enables players to receive realistic, repetitive training by visualizing through VR headsets situations they will face on the field.
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Both platforms have myriad repetitive mini-games, and Daydream doesn't have many well-executed and ambitious projects to balance them out.
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I've lost count of the highly advanced, RGB-backlit, super-specced mice that I've tried and developed repetitive strain injury with.
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Friction is absolutely inevitable when you're running, walking, or doing any kind of repetitive motion, so a little chafing is normal.
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Robots are getting pretty good at the repetitive, precise tasks that make up a good deal of factory and warehouse work.
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Actual bullying, many educators and social scientists say, is intentional, repetitive abuse by a powerful person toward a less powerful target.
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By automating repetitive, low skilled processes, businesses say they can free up employees' time for more creative and higher skilled tasks.
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The robots are certainly no nonsense and capable of repetitive and strenuous tasks that are putting a strain on factory workers.
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My interest has slowly waned because I'm tired of all the glitching and, frankly, the game is starting to get repetitive.
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UiPath is bringing automation to repetitive processes inside large organizations and it seems to have landed on a huge pain point.
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The startup claims to "understand" code, meaning it can carry out coding tasks considered too repetitive and boring for human developers.
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I see an essential analogy in this structural approach, where my repetitive pictorial patterns and your minimalistic structures of sound overlap.
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CRs also lead to repetitive contracting when new funding is issued, time and money that could be spent elsewhere more efficiently.
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These rituals, or compulsive behaviors, are time-consuming, repetitive, and result from a need to diminish negative thoughts about their appearance.
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The CGI for the creatures (particularly the adorable Niffler) is well done and fun to look at, but it's disappointingly repetitive.
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Whether it's strangers on the street or folks in white lab coats with PhDs, it can get tiring, repetitive and frustrating.
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Call-centre workers will still be needed, not for repetitive tasks, but to coax customers into buying other products and services.
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Its black-and-white environments quickly become repetitive and look alternately fuzzy and jagged on the relatively low-powered PSVR system.
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"Wildflowers" appears here as the second track, and pairs a hearty dose of fuzz and fog with a repetitive, bluesy progression.
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Insurance firms, in particular, were using the software to automate some of the repetitive tasks involved with filing and assessing claims.
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The novel is a repetitive collage, awarding each character, or household, only a few sentences or paragraphs before swerving away elsewhere.
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Look at exoskeletons, which are next-gen arm slings or vests designed to offload the weight of heavy repetitive industrial work.
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In other words, 2628,28500 children suffered repetitive rape and other forms of severe sexual violence — and those were the reported cases.
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The state leads the nation in severe repetitive loss properties, with more than 29,6363 of the NFIP's 266,212 multi-flood homes.
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When work gets repetitive, a disconnect inevitably forms between what you're doing on a daily basis and why you're doing it.
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The most susceptible jobs are characterized by repetitive, predictable activities, like operating machinery, preparing fast food, or collecting and processing data.
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When I started researching the best toys for beginning crawlers, I was wary of options with flashing lights and repetitive music.
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As a spectator it first seems repetitive, but then you notice nuance in the skill and get caught in the drama.
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It's not a big jump from boxers to other sports to realise that repetitive blows to the head are an issue.
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We'd be playing these repetitive, hypnotic loops and would get different singers and have them put their own personality on top.
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That's where the real money is, and it's a significantly more complex problem than playing games, driving and completing repetitive tasks.
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The idea, the company says, is to augment the most repetitive tasks performed by an IT department, not to replace them.
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Gordon is basing his prediction on the Elliott Wave theory, which posits that stock prices move in waves in repetitive cycles.
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Bridging the two are scenes with the men's intertwined families that can be repetitive but at their best are powerfully emotional.
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Although Mr. Cohen has identified legitimately disturbing aspects of the tech culture, he becomes repetitive, and his tone is unnecessarily conspiratorial.
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On taking the long viewThe repetitive nature of strength training is one of the reasons it is so therapeutic and beneficial.
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"The sooner you begin doing a physical, repetitive task, the more ingrained and instinctive that motor skill becomes," Dr. Spetzler said.
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Like a fire burning in a fireplace, the process of melting was similarly repetitive and hypnotic while simultaneously chaotic and unpredictable.
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The J-horror genre was growing too fast too quickly, and American audiences lost their taste for repetitive Japanese ghost stories.
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It could have been mind-numbingly repetitive but actually proved charmingly inventive, as they wove, ruffled, striped and flower-encrusted it.
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It takes a while to get into a rhythm, because I'm doing this repetitive motion and my mind changes so frequently.
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"If you're showing up to matches and you know 99 percent of the outcomes, it can get quite boring and repetitive."
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Each of these songs has essentially spawned its own endless repetitive kids' song subcycle within an endless, algorithm-manipulating YouTube subculture.
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Barnes's book is like a lively, meandering pub conversation with a birdy companion — chatty, but often choppy and a little repetitive.
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We follow a top soccer player's painful, repetitive, exhausting — and often demoralizing — journey back to fitness after a serious knee injury.
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The underlying commonalities among them (everyone's sensitivity was mercilessly trampled in youth) are no less repetitive for being believable and touching.
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It too has a lot of characters, but very few of them spring to life, and many of them seem repetitive.
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Reactions range from annoyance with the bots' repetitive responses, to surprise that the machines have figured out what you really want.
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I imagine it's the repetitive nature of serving people you know that can cause the guilt to latch on and grow.
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He created an attractive work — compelling except when certain repetitive passages grow predictable — which was a Pulitzer Prize finalist in 2016.
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I'm not a fortune teller, so I lean toward the former and render a "wait and see" verdict that seems repetitive.
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Unfortunately, the structure she employs is hodgepodge and repetitive, built on speeches and previously published essays written over the last decade.
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In addition to encouraging more private options, the House bill would address the single biggest driver of claims — repetitive loss properties.
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The specificity of a sport is causing overuse problems from repetitive movements, leading to an increase in the likelihood of injuries.
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The Pokémon company changed some key elements of gameplay to make repetitive actions less punishing, and created a great, engaging story.
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But envisioning the role of robots beyond repetitive manual labor (and perhaps even call centers and some legal research) gets trickier.
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"If we train AI to take over boring repetitive tasks, we can free humanity and reach new heights," Thrun told CNBC.
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To those of us allergic to repetitive tasks, it makes sense that Peter spends the movie trying not to work anymore.
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"There's still that compulsion—even knowing that it's going to be tedious and repetitive—to get that extra checkmark," Wortmann said.
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He said the most vulnerable jobs in the robot economy are those involving predictable, repetitive tasks, however much training they require.
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Although the main interaction of spinning the screen gets a bit repetitive, I enjoyed the slow reveal of each curious scene.
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In a way, she builds a unique iconography that reminds one of Russian Matryoska nesting dolls, whose repetitive imagery represents motherhood.
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I was surprised that although the perspectives can get repetitive — with landscape after landscape populated with Dutch architecture — each feels distinct.
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The grids of the Verifax hand collages could also easily be read as a unique system of notation indicating musical patterns and rhythms typical of West Coast repetitive minimal music, like Terry Riley's 1968 In C. The repetitive component of the hand holding the absent transistor radio provides the rhythmic basis upon which a wild array of variations appears.
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A lump in the bone has been interpreted as an injury caused by repetitive physical activity, perhaps from knapping stones into tools.
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" Trump on Friday said the United States does not need "75 percent of the repetitive, horrible regulations that hurt companies, hurt jobs.
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Vanquishing or defeating them becomes almost a job — a repetitive task that is part of the end goal of the game itself.
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" "With advances in machine learning, digital assistants will be able to understand customer history and context and handle repetitive tasks much better.
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Instead of grinding through a repetitive series of corridors, you explore well-thought-out locales, each inspired by a particular character's psyche.
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The cognitive brain disease is commonly found in athletes and those in the military who have suffered repetitive hits to the head.
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One or two enthusiasts would have been fine, but the doc includes so many that their contributions sometimes feel repetitive and superfluous.
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Throughout the almost three hours of increasingly repetitive questions, liberals oozed over Comey's eloquent descriptions of what transpired between him and Trump.
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"Our background is in security, so with Tines, we've initially focused on helping security teams automate their repetitive, manual processes," says Hinchy.
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Autistic people sometimes struggle with speech and nonverbal communication, may perform repetitive behaviors, and many are sensitive to certain sounds or visuals.
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" What he's saying: "AI will increasingly replace repetitive jobs, not just for blue collar work, but a lot of white collar work.
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