Serious research began in the 50s and started along three distinct lines: replicating the eye (difficult); replicating the visual cortex (very difficult); and replicating the rest of the brain (arguably the most difficult problem ever attempted).
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But the big thing is not so much replicating the site or the layout or the features, but replicating their philosophy.
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The problem with replicating Game of Thrones (as HBO sometimes seems to be trying to do) is the same as the problem with replicating The Sopranos or The Wire.
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Skipping forward a few decades, advancements in AI have continued to be about replicating the way the mind works rather than simply replicating what we perceive its contents to be.
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Restrictions against replicating core functionality aren't unheard of in tech.
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But other research groups have had trouble replicating those results.
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One protester wore a mask replicating President Donald Trump's face.
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In this case, it's replicating the functionality of an SNES.
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The first is the cost of producing and replicating bitcoin.
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Russia seems to be replicating very few of those initiatives.
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Go above and beyond to get it right before replicating
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Nobody really is replicating the old part of the brain.
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And that sight is quickly replicating across the United States.
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Replicating a plant in miniature demands a lot more ingenuity.
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The fear of replicating their unhappy marriage worries the girl.
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For years, China's drug industry concentrated on replicating Western medicines.
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Make sure you're not replicating something that has already quietly failed.
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A monitor could also identify practices worth replicating at other prisons.
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But replicating their successes in other markets will not be straightforward.
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Snapchat created a special filter replicating Wendy's signature hooded red cape.
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The researchers eventually came up with a new self-replicating cell.
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It means thinking about the future—not just replicating the past.
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The SEC committed to replicating the data on its website too.
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What are these mitochondrial creatures doing with their own DNA, replicating
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Rapidly expanding and replicating these partnerships could create stronger coastal networks.
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He published a paper replicating Mason's design, but with a twist.
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How do you make sure these aren't replicating patterns of discrimination?
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Maintenance crews on the ground also have trouble replicating the issue.
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But replicating results in the field adds a number of difficulties.
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Having reproduced ourselves externally, we fall down on replicating ourselves internally.
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It is a perfect milieu for self-replicating programs to flourish.
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But replicating even a little patch of Iowa could be tricky.
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But it makes for an honest story — and one worth replicating.
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"Moss is like a little self-replicating, zero-waste factory," he said.
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Even if we're still working on replicating the perfect new book smell.
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There aren't any deep multilevel menus, and it's essentially replicating keyboard shortcuts.
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Newer TVs and monitors are capable of replicating a lot more colors.
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But they do a pretty damn good job of replicating the feeling.
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Replicating the conditions that produced Buffalo's opioid court elsewhere will be hard.
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If the experiment goes well, we may see other companies replicating it.
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PSVR has also gotten pretty good at replicating more complex PC experiences.
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But Arcade City isn't just replicating Uber and adding a fingerprinting solution.
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Trump's accomplishments have come from replicating the products and services of others.
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Apple alleges Corellium is infringing on its copyright by replicating its iOS.
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That means replicating this year's solid returns is going to be tough.
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As it turned out, replicating real physics wasn't going to cut it.
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Apparently replicating the cold and lifeless body of Luigi is the hardest.
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But there are a handful of positive experiences worth examining and replicating.
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It was aimed at reducing emissions and replicating regulations in neighboring countries.
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It was aimed at reducing emissions and replicating regulations in neighboring countries.
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Sports-talk channels began popping up around the country, replicating their formula.
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The work, published Thursday in Science, describes a self-replicating bacterium invented by Venter and his team that contains just 437 genes, a "genome smaller than that of any autonomously replicating cell found in nature," according to the paper.
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Our cells are replicating, our bodies are changing and our physiology is adapting.
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Palmieri notes that they aren't looking at replicating the same output as Tor.
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A machine is still a machine, whether self-replicating or not, isn't it?
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"Bolton was pretty central to that and he's replicating that experience," Lewis said.
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SpaceX might also want to look into replicating these results in the future.
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Now the committee is thinking about replicating the rideshare concept in other areas.
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The situation is replicating on a smaller scale, but the history is repeating.
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In essence, you're replicating the environment in an animal's body, without the animal.
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"We're replicating our model to different regions in the country," Garcia-Granados says.
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Melissa also shared with Insider her tips for replicating the party at home.
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In conclusion: This is not something I will be replicating in the future.
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For "Euphoria" fans, these shades will make replicating Jules' colorful eyelids a breeze.
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Mr. Boeri has been asked about replicating the idea all over the world.
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Mutual aid networks are replicating like mad on wheezing, overloaded social media platforms.
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Then, late last year, other scientists began reporting failures replicating Mr. Han's results.
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Other drugs stop viruses from replicating, once they've already slipped inside a cell.
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"Blinds" (2018), like "Bark," is not interested in replicating its namesake in paint.
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He's replicating his genetic material from tweet to tweet, from person to person.
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"But unfortunately, they are replicating other work that has been done," Lynch said.
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"AliCloud is replicating the Amazon blueprint," Campling wrote in a note on Thursday.
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They are replicating histories where whiteness thrives and people of color remain oppressed.
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"But the birthing sequence and those pesky self-replicating hungry locusts are genius."
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Replicating the merging of the forces directly would require an impossible amount of energy.
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Manipulation, for one, poses a big obstacle, because good luck replicating the human hand.
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Is it about replicating what conservatives have done with groups like the Federalist Society?
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The series also does a nifty job of replicating the early-20th-century trappings.
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Facebook has seemingly had great success in replicating Snapchat's strategy of camera-first sharing.
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First, by withholding the model, OpenAI is stopping other researchers from replicating their work.
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How much of my reluctance to throw in with Clinton is replicating that sexism?
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Faithfully adapting the source material goes beyond replicating the scenes in the comic, however.
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But nothing has come close to replicating the success of his flagship Forearm Forklift.
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It is the sort of school that ministers dream of replicating across the country.
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The self-replicating WannaCry malware in May infected over 200,000 computers in 150 countries.
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Measles hijacks those cells' machinery and begins replicating and spreading at a breakneck pace.
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Graduate student Kobylinski was back in Senegal, replicating malaria field studies in additional villages.
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Some key differences between Moore and Hyde-Smith kept Espy from replicating Jones' success.
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Replicating the black powder explosion, Lance said, was the trickiest part of the experiment.
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Now, they're replicating part of that strategy in the next big battleground, Texas. Reps.
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"Recently, they've made acquisitions in Europe and are replicating the model abroad," he said.
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Yet other states are getting off to a slow start in replicating the program.
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You can find directions for replicating a Target party at home on Johnson's blog.
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CRAIG VENTER: They won't be self-replicating, although robots can make copies of themselves.
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A custom made urn replicating his signature hat was even there made by Foreverence.
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None of these names come close to replicating Iguodala's impact, let alone Shaun Livingston's.
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I'll excuse Baldwin for not replicating his football-pooping celebration from Super Bowl XLIX.
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"Misinformation can be sticky, spreading and replicating like a virus," van der Linden said.
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How do we study trends without replicating the often unequal systems they stemmed from?
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Yet replicating success stories like hers in truly large numbers remains the big challenge.
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Replicating that proficiency over and over was tangible evidence I was good at something.
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There is no freezing time, no replicating golden moments that passed in a blur.
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And, once you start replicating parts, when is the work no longer the work?
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So then the challenge became discovering those patterns and replicating them in dish after dish.
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Trees shudder forward by replicating and disappearing; animals somersault head over heels at ridiculous speeds.
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It has been a good trade with silver replicating the strong breakout in gold prices.
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Yet the difficulty of replicating Michigan's transition in most other states is a hard reality.
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For me it wasn't about replicating the looks, it was embodying the spirit of Tonya.
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Replicating a study doesn't just mean reading the paper and trying to run it again.
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Rather, it's a model of an alternative genetic structure required to sustain self-replicating life.
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It's cruel and cowardly and so replicating this action wasn't a decision I took lightly.
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The idea is that the droplets merge with dust particles, replicating the effect of rain.
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And as the visual web matured, this problem seemed to be replicating itself yet again.
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Replicating the success of the AMWG in the current political landscape will not be easy.
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Self-replicating, the RepRap printer can print its own plastic parts using open-source hardware.
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Then again, I think I got pretty close to replicating Clinton, using the character generator.
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Magritte cobbled it together from eight canvases replicating the best images from his earlier paintings.
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The 3D printing part is basically how trees grow, self-replicating themselves from the tips.
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For him, it's not so much about replicating humanity, but about humanity understanding the machine.
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That doesn't mean, however, that Biden is replicating the coalition of former President Barack Obama.
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Potential clients constantly request this motif, but Morris and Polonsky aren't interested in replicating it.
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I'd like to think I was only replicating the men I'd seen in those images.
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Their goal is to find an antiviral drug that can prevent the virus from replicating.
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They giggle a little at the idea of replicating the pose, but follow her lead.
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Replicating these buns at home poses a few challenges, none of which can't be overcome.
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U.S. economic growth looks steady for now, but replicating recent performance will still be difficult.
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The parties were Mr. Sheen's way of replicating the spirit of togetherness that Eurovision represents.
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In replicating the NASA achievement, he notched his own historic first for CGI in film.
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Replicating it in the confines of your own home is, to be frank, a fool's errand.
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The artist has no interest in replicating the master–slave relationship that digital technology subtly recreates.
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So, not all countries are I would say, suitable in terms of replicating our Singapore model.
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When those things start self-replicating, he's going to be the first one they come after.
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The ultimate goal is to expand across the globe by replicating the system used in Rwanda.
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In 2015, the Reproducibility Project: Psychology also had difficulty replicating the results of 100 psychology studies.
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Replicating the service outside of China would be interesting, he added, but challenging to set up.
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Yet you might have an equally hard time successfully replicating the almighty kale salad at home.
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Replicating an existing business model can be extremely challenging in a complex region like Latin America.
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Officials from Asia visit to study the tech sector, in the hope of replicating its success.
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"We realized that moment of joy was something that was worth replicating more frequently," Caretto said.
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By removing DNA of the deadly virus in rodents, they also stopped the virus from replicating.
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Some warn, however, that replicating an approach similar to that of China could go terribly wrong.
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But then there is — for now — no replicating Ryder Cup atmosphere at any other golf tournament.
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She denied the teenagers had been replicating her clip, but also offered compensation to their families.
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So we're galaxies away from simulating more complex animals, and even further away from replicating humans.
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He began replicating the spicy fried chicken and selling it on weekends, out of his home.
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The three drugs each use different mechanisms to prevent the virus from replicating in the blood.
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The rise of Chinese manufacturing was replicating this story in industrial cities all across America, too.
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Simply replicating methods used in places with climate nothing like it is in India, doesn't work.
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By replicating its process and filming it for television, the show imbues it with great significance.
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Challenging and highlighting abusive power dynamics in our culture is my goal, replicating them is not.
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But while Joseph's model is low-cost and accessible, there are certainly hurdles to replicating it.
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This year, that replicating of potential conditions at the British Open will be even more pronounced.
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"I sound like a parakeet," he laughed while taking stabs at replicating Cardi's high-pitched call.
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One gene critical for replicating mitochondria had been turned into a pseudogene, making it functionally useless.
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So I started replicating this idea while on assignment in other countries affected by a crisis.
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Interestingly enough, the Saudis are replicating at a Gulf level the U.S. approach to global politics.
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Since then, Mr. Esparza has been replicating what he learned that afternoon in his art practice.
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Shouts to Kanye for replicating the glossy "Gold Digger" aesthetic for every video in this era.
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One chamber draws dead skin cells and dirt from the skin, replicating light extractions along the way.
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An ASI could intentionally end humanity by destroying our planet's atmosphere or biosphere with self-replicating nanotechnology.
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But 17-year-old Nenous Thabit rolled up his sleeves and began work on replicating the sculptures.
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Accordingly, we added a class about the opportunity of replicating business models to seize this information arbitrage.
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Replicating a business model has served in emerging ecosystems as the gateway to entrepreneurship and venture investing.
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And for those reasons, many of these films influenced the current crop of self-replicating sci-fi.
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Other than that, Lurie's treatment replicating these events is too dutiful to be particularly galling -- or interesting.
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Banks also tend to overestimate the ease of replicating cross-selling models that have worked at home.
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Replicating the human brain requires fully understanding the human brain, and neurologists are nowhere close to this.
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Presumably, the show doesn't include replicating details about the ancient Romans' lives like slavery and eating dormice.
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As to replicating the success of these auctions, Ms. Reiff of Napa Valley suggested a cautious approach.
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Spatial Bodies depicts the urban landscape and architectural bodies as an autonomous living and self replicating organism.
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In recent times, Facebook has been replicating numerous features from the new, cool kid on the scene.
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I decided to spend a week replicating Dorsey's morning routine, which includes waking up at 5 a.m.
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If the idea of replicating the cable TV experience with a couple of channels doesn't interested, great!
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There is an expanding list of similar projects, both domestic and foreign, worth examining and potentially replicating.
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I don't believe there is a lot of value in replicating the human mind in a computer.
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Both approaches are essentially replicating the European model of governance, which is based on class and victimhood.
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Third, the U.S. government needs to more vigorously counteract media restrictions and propaganda without replicating authoritarian methods.
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When that laugh happens at most events, you're going to have the entire crowd replicating that laugh.
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Our first attempts at replicating ourselves involved jamming machines full of information and hoping for the best.
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Its generosity of recuperative vision, even when it mocks, rescues it from replicating the cruelty it critiques.
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A new danger is that the low level of women's participation in STEM may become self replicating.
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Does it startle you when you see real-life politics replicating absurd things you've done on "Veep"?
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Most rely on ground testing, replicating the low air density and 600 mph speeds of air travel.
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That's just to play the "Teardrop" scratch record rimshot loop, because there's no way of replicating that.
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If you're looking for durability and replicating an industrial kitchen, All-Clad is the way to go.
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In replicating the Star Wars used-universe chic of crumbling desert buildings, no expense had been spared.
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The facial structure was sculpted precisely with this pup in mind, replicating its exact nose and snout.
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Ms. Sevigny and Mr. Pais seem to have a good time replicating the effects of that drug.
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My senior thesis in college ended up replicating a bunch of existing ideas instead of introducing new ones.
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By replicating the experiment in the Southern Hemisphere, where summer and winter flip, SABRE will eliminate seasonal effects.
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In 2010, a team at the J. Craig Venter Institute created the first synthetic, self-replicating bacterial cell.
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Basketball is so inherently tailored to these platforms that the league promotes itself inevitably, a self-replicating monster.
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"We are replicating our ability to defend the United States of America from North Korea, today," Ellison said.
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In September, BlueHole accused developer Epic Games of replicating the idea of PUBG in Fortnite's Battle Royale mode.
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Shoddy psychology research has received the most attention, with a 2015 report replicating just 36% of 203 studies.
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So why is North Korea backtracking, and why would Tehran not see benefit in replicating the Singapore Summit?
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Most countries languishing on the lower rungs of the development ladder place their hopes in replicating China's experience.
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It's something that competing studios are going to work at replicating for decades to come (they already are).
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My social media feed is probably replicating the kind of conversation I'd want to have with a friend.
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By replicating the "real" thing you are digitizing, then users will instinctively understand how to use your app.
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Scientists in Italy have recently found the virus replicating in the lungs of a patient recovering from infection.
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Is he pulling out any of those souvenirs and replicating the glowing environment from back in the 1970s?
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Because companies specifically target recent graduates, many are in effect replicating the same biases of the education system.
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In order to keep people inside of the Instagram app, it's been replicating Snapchat's core features, like Stories.
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Circular video is the closest digital media format to replicating what we see and remember in our memories.
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I can see other startups and broadcasting companies replicating the same kind of service for their own market.
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Videos were grainy and don't do a good job of replicating detail; colors were a bit off, too.
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It's very unoriginal, very uninspiring, and replicating something that is created on a printing press, which seems insane.
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Upon learning this, Scully immediately sets about trying to save everyone by extracting and replicating her own DNA.
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In experiments replicating the set-up of the prisoner's dilemma, only around half of people chose to confess.
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It's not worth paying more for active management, Aaron maintained, if a manager is simply replicating an index.
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It's worth asking the question — does every district need international and national economics divisions replicating each other's' efforts?
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The Rockefeller Foundation is replicating this model by funding "Chief Opportunity Zones Officers" in another six cities nationwide.
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The group blocked a provision in that law that would have prevented failing schools from expanding or replicating.
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No replicating virus was found in the blood of any of the 21 volunteers who received the vaccine.
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Set in various museum conservation workshops, it follows the process of replicating an elephant's tusk, among other things.
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Technology may get us closer, replicating faces and voices with alarming accuracy, but it will inevitably fall short.
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Thanks to the template system the group set up, replicating the process neighborhood by neighborhood is relatively easy.
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City Kitchen This dish — a pita, filled with an herb-packed omelet — is a mash-up worth replicating.
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Those compounds form the boundaries of cells and tie molecules together, mirroring the self-replicating units of life.
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THG aims to spend 50 million pounds replicating Acheson & Acheson in Europe and the United States, it said.
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I think a lot of people are looking at the success of Fortnite and replicating elements of it.
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The new vegan meats have also made great advances in replicating the red color we associate with beef.
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The previous leading theory on willpower, called ego depletion, has recently come under intense scrutiny for not replicating.
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It's not that they know which changes will outwit the human immune system, but they're replicating very rapidly.
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Some emerging technologies like AI, misuse of synthetic biology, or self-replicating machines may also produce exciting new threats.
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Replicating the credit score engine took just 1,150 queries, and copying the steak-preference predictor took just over 4,000.
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Those owning shares in the replicating studies got paid out according to the value of the tokens they held.
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By systematically replicating psychological experiments, the Princeton study adds an important layer to our growing understanding of machine bias.
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Purplebricks, which also operates in Canada, entered the United States in 2017 confident of replicating its performance in Britain.
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Essentially, the researchers succeeded in replicating Rett Syndrome—or a least a monkey version of it—in the macaques.
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But when they come together, they form something self-replicating and beautiful that you can hold in your hand.
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To win by replicating Obama's sturdier if narrower low-50s coalition would require more tending to the populist left.
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One of the few things Riverdale isn't replicating from the noir genre is an interest in psychologically rich profiles.
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Still, by replicating the same procedure, the doctors appeared to have confirmed that Brown's full recovery wasn't an aberration.
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" But, he added, "Sanders' team is committed to replicating their program of voter outreach and turnout across the country.
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We revere the founding fathers as patriots and geniuses, but deride the brilliant, enduring, self-replicating machine they invented.
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The same team is currently working on replicating cells from the wooly mammoth also found in Siberia in 2013.
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Again, Niantic is choosing to prioritize real-world discovery over replicating any of the depth of the video games.
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Right now, WikiLeaks talking about replicating it is about as useful as a homeopath promising a cure for cancer.
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Any settlement that ignores the plight of pain patients is replicating the injustice of the crisis all over again.
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That's because Pax examined the way that smoking cigarettes actually feels, and built the technology around replicating that sensation.
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Replicating all that prior testing means that, for today, the new SpaceShipTwo won't be leaving the ground at all.
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At this very moment, I kind of look forward to my workout dedicated to replicating Beyoncé's thighs and legs.
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But on this day, the Chargers couldn't come close to replicating last week's wild-card round victory in Baltimore.
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The other is replicating the gains that Democrats in other regions have made with college-educated whites, especially women.
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He was into photography, so a lot of those function modules were based on replicating photographic effects like solarisation.
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Taking it seriously is mirroring what the men's game has successfully done and replicating it on the women's side.
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Around that time, Facebook was already replicating FriendFeed's original features, such as the "Like" button, and real-time updates.
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Working from an unfamiliar desk can throw off your groove, so try replicating your office desk's setup at home.
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If the ed-tech industry is now replicating these strategies, it is because, at least in medicine, they work.
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But replicating that run success will be difficult unless the Cowboys get a little luck in the health department.
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The iOS app at least follows the principles of Craigslist's web offering, nicely replicating its clean and unpretentious functionality.
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So, Ullmann took me there, replicating the walk she took from this house nearly every day for six years.
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And states would have a role to play, too, potentially replicating the messy patchwork we got with ACA reforms.
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It is currently being implemented, with the audacious goal of replicating Barcelona's five existing superblocks, ahem, 495 more times.
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Anthropologists say the region&aposs history of violence and lawlessness could be replicating itself in the virtually unregulated ayahuasca industry.
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With 517 genes and 580,000 DNA letters, it has one of the smallest known genomes in a self-replicating organism.
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These details are essential to replicating the very precise Facebook ad targeting with those who don't have a Facebook account.
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As a society, we are replicating a bit of the "diagnosis regime" where every kid has their set of issues.
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When replicating human movement, engineers turn to the human musculoskeletal system as a model, swapping organic muscles for mechanical equivalents.
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When plugged in, it lights up orange — replicating the true glow of electron tubes used when electricity was first invented.
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If this gets good enough one day, I could see it replicating a multi-monitor setup for when you're mobile.
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Replicating these calculations in football is trickier, since clubs play fewer fixtures than in American sports and substitutions are rarer.
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The main problem with it, as with any Asteroids clone, is replicating the arcade version's spotless, tack-sharp vector graphics.
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The result is the smallest genome ever recorded in a self-replicating — that means alive and able to divide — cell.
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This includes neurons and, most critically, cells that are not currently replicating in a suitable way for CRISPR to work.
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It's so meticulous in replicating the era -- primarily the 1940s and '50s -- as to risk feeling like a museum piece.
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That honor belonged to The Raj, a park dedicated to replicating the British Raj era, during which Britain ruled India.
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She said she has the insurance and plans to rebuild but replicating its original splendor with memorabilia will be expensive.
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But it also looks to be aiming for wider appeal, rather than replicating a tight focus on app savvy Millennials.
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Identify solutions from other industries like prescription drugs, alcohol, and insurance, and find companies replicating them for the cannabis industry.
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In essence, I was replicating the tired defense of unrestrained gun ownership—social networks don't kill people, people kill people.
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Their price quickly began drifting south, however, as Instagram began more aggressively replicating the features that made Snapchat so popular.
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Roger Michell has done an interesting and difficult thing by replicating in cinema the sensibility of first-person literary narration.
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This suggests that merely replicating Europe's privacy laws in the United States would have done little to change the outcome.
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It was of course trained on human drawings collected via Mechanical Turk, but it isn't just replicating what people drew.
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Instead of owning shares of a fund, SMA investors own their securities directly, even if they are replicating an index.
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He said he was hoping that replicating Allison's paint scheme on his No. 14 Coca-Cola Chevrolet would change that.
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Bencebi says many of her colleagues are calling out of work, replicating a pattern seen at the Transportation Security Administration.
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Consumers may have trouble replicating recipes with these ingredients, but they are getting exclusive access to rare and exotic produce.
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But replicating its feat today would be an improbable task in the current regulatory climate, analysts and legal experts say.
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This doesn't mean the iPhone's hardware hasn't been damaged, and I don't advise replicating this experiment on your own smartphone.
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Are these two people replicating the power imbalances of other well-to-do couples, or are they totally at peace?
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They want to be able to relate to people they look up to on social media by replicating their actions.
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Choking a partner during sex is a popular porn move, and plenty of people are replicating it in real life.
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It acts as a kind of paper jam in the viral genome copy machine, ultimately preventing the virus from replicating.
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The Democratic Congressional Committee has opened an office in Austin, replicating their efforts south of Los Angeles two years ago.
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Replicating a video doesn&apost require "as much creativity or brainpower" as coming up with a new idea, Chan said.
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They weren't interested in replicating classic martinis, mojitos, and cosmos (although they wouldn't refuse to make them if customers insisted).
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All three Barista-friendly oat brands I tried do an amazing job of replicating the creaminess of milk when steamed.
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Chinese officials are testing AbbVie's two-drug HIV treatment Kaletra, which is designed to keep HIV from replicating in people.
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Replicating the win in Alabama is not impossible because the success of the Jones campaign was not an autonomous miracle.
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Khloe dressed head to toe as the matriarch of the family, Kris Jenner, replicating one of her full Versace outfits.
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"They did an incredible job, not just putting the old trim back together but replicating the new," Ms. Merck said.
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And Democrats hope that this time, they'll find success by replicating the party's strategy in Nevada on a national scale.
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"It's definitely fun looking on Instagram and you can see lots of people replicating that angle and shot," Azerrad says.
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Besides Ramirez's utter obsession with replicating serious Texas-style barbecue, he has no connection with the Lone Star State whatsoever.
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Truvada is a combination of two antiretroviral drugs that work to keep HIV, which causes AIDS, from replicating in the body.
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So these kind of spaces sort of replicating digital and physical, and that's what we see us doing now with apps.
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So it's not clear that simply replicating inertia is the way for Democrats to appeal to a new generation of voters.
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TL;DR: The snapshot-replicating Canon Ivy mobile photo printer is almost $30 off on Amazon — grab one for just $99.99.
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For years it was assumed that, apart from their refusal to divide, senescent cells were otherwise identical to their replicating compatriots.
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I thought doing a quick video replicating my personal process for that night was okay, but that's not what was conveyed.
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Mills also suggested that the microbial profiles could eventually help winemakers in replicating particularly good vintages or, alternately, avoiding bad ones.
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Other platforms like Facebook frequently bar developers from replicating their own functionality or cut off developers who become a competitive threat.
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"Our hope was to have at least one good [outcome]," she said, "so it could be replicating and influencing the rest."
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Every single biochemical process, from building new proteins to replicating DNA, is based on moving molecules around in a liquid media.
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Replicating Disney's success is almost impossible, especially if you lack billions of dollars to buy franchises like Marvel, Pixar and Lucasfilm.
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While the system worked well, setting up the platform and then replicating it on a co-worker's machine was time-consuming.
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The couple were replicating their experience in the US, where they had bought their first parcel of forest land in Hawaii.
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In other words, local entrepreneurs have been the ones replicating successful business models crafted by U.S. startups and launching them locally.
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"We know that cells replicating are more likely to be injured [by radiation exposure] than those that are not," he says.
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In the midst of that, I've been doing a lot of life casting, which is this process of replicating the body.
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But even with an inflating salary cap, replicating Golden State's model is just about impossible underneath a CBA that incentivizes change.
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That first episode was devoted to replicating Jaime Lannister's sword from Game of Thrones, and was short: just under five minutes.
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While WannaCry is a worm — a self-replicating program that finds and infects new computers without human involvement — Uiwix is not.
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This charming gift of constructive improvisation is clearly inherited from Annie, who designs doll's houses, replicating her own experience in miniature.
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Its developers, Map Kibera Trust, say the initiative gives visibility to marginalized communities, with two other Nairobi slums replicating the idea.
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Even though the team showed RAS pathways being activated, this "actually didn't result in the cells replicating more quickly," she said.
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Cowen notes that unlike many veggie burgers, plant-based menu items have similar protein levels to the menu items they're replicating.
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Amazon has been looking to deepen its reach with small business owners by replicating the success it's had with household consumers.
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Congress can do this by replicating and expanding programs that have proven successful in the wake of other severe weather events.
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Doris Salcedo is interested in replicating the indefinite, affective qualities of mourning — its weight, intangibility, absurdity, and reliance on personal associations.
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Replicating was something he did from the beginning of his career, and then much more so with the passage of time.
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She told him the whole story about her work with Ms. Irgit: replicating that first Brazilian bikini, the copyright, the lawsuits.
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So addiction spread, replicating in more desperate and grinding forms the kind of isolation in which many of us already lived.
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So addiction spread, replicating in more desperate and grinding forms the kind of isolation in which many of us already lived.
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In one way or another, it comes close to replicating the internal weightlessness that comes with embracing your own imagined oblivion.
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Sanders, came nowhere close to replicating those results, having lost in Idaho, with the other states remaining too close to call.
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Azio MK MAC USB Keyboard This Azio MK MAC Keyboard is an alternative to the Apple Magic Keyboard, replicating its aesthetic.
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Replicating what smartphones could do was relatively simple, and although many consumers remain to be convinced, the value proposition was clear.
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If you train a computer to optimize outcomes using biased past decisions, it'll do a fantastic job of replicating that bias.
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In the Senate, Democrats pick up seats in Colorado and Maine, but they never really have a shot at replicating Sen.
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But Rosling Rönnlund said anyone can start replicating that success if they adopt one key skill: the ability to read statistics.
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Leveraging existing private plans avoids the expense and financial risk of replicating the functions of commercial insurance within a state bureaucracy.
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In dialogue with Mr. Lein's drawings, Ms. Oberfelder and her dancers translated neurogenesis into movement, mimicking the replicating and differentiating cells.
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In 2014 and 2015, startups were largely focused on building e-commerce solutions and replicating ideas that worked in Western markets.
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Couple that with replicating technology, and there's more demand from pet owners for the cloning of their beloved dogs and cats.
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By raising the age to buy tobacco products, the federal government is replicating what a number of states have been doing.
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Replicating those efforts across the country in 2020 could lead to gains for Democrats, and key wins from an electoral perspective.
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"To some extent, shamanic tourism is replicating this savage logic of extractive industries where people and nature have little protection," she said.
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In an autopsy, the authors found high levels of Zika in the brain and some evidence that the virus had been replicating.
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"Spatial Bodies depicts the urban landscape and architectural bodies as an autonomous living and self-replicating organism," Aujik tells The Creators Project.
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Part of the process was making these lung stem cells grow into colonies (stem cells in general are really good at replicating).
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The "invasion pool" at the National D-Day Memorial features sculptures of soldiers climbing ashore amid intermittent jets of water replicating gunfire.
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It would be much harder, obviously, as replicating Twitter as a global news platform is not the same as copying hot software.
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Upon replicating the regression presented in the article, we found strong evidence for autocorrelation — the Durbin Watson test was equal to 0.16.
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The framers, wary of concentrated authority and of replicating a monarchy in America, empowered the legislature to raise armies and declare war.
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You also don't want to fall into the trap of replicating your great work, instead of challenging yourself to create new things.
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The company had formulated its original request for proposals with the idea of replicating its Seattle headquarters, which houses around 222,22 people.
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But by more closely replicating a human's gait—at least one with lots of swagger—Georgia Tech's DURUS requires far less power.
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We are just beginning to explore, for example, the aesthetic potential of programmable, responsive and self-organizing materials or self replicating algorithms.
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She was not interested in replicating industrial perfection, but in using humble materials with nature as their kernel: paper, cardboard, and wood.
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He thought Pinball FX 2 VR did a great job of replicating the experience of playing a pinball game in real life.
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Cruz, the Texas Republican, often does the same -- even replicating the same dramatic pause in between comments to voters and the media.
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For example, by replicating the plant's ability to collect water vapor, scientists could develop a way of extracting moisture from humid environments.
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Those troubled by events in the United States should consider the risks to excessive prosecutorial independence before replicating the Latin American model.
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This known vulnerability allowed the ransomware through the unlocked door and to deploy its self-replicating worm inside computers in a network.
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That paved the way for passive funds, such as exchanged-traded funds replicating Germany's blue chip DAX index, to tender their stock.
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Beyond the app's general use case, Facebook seems interested in replicating another feature popularized by Snap: creator tools for lenses and filters.
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Waters's bill, which begins a lengthy condemnation of Mulvaney's tenure, would reverse those efforts and bans future CFPB directors from replicating them.
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"Our robot is able to take much longer, faster steps than its flat-footed counterparts because it's replicating human locomotion," said Ames.
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Replicating cells is tough business, and we age because when we metabolize, we build up these reactive oxygen atoms, called free radicals.
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Right now patients with the deadly virus must use a toxic concoction of anti-retroviral medications to suppress the virus from replicating.
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Altspace employs a system called "FrontRow"—which works by replicating a particular avatar host or performer across copied versions of the venue.
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Similarly, she wanted to avoid producing a simple homage to old internet kitsch, replicating the look of Windows 3.1 and Geocities websites.
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Here, his subject is coming of age in an ever-replicating scene that seems frozen in time, yet no longer includes us.
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It's been replicating like crazy over the past couple of weeks, spreading from person to person, city to city, country to country.
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Doris Salcedo is more interested in replicating the indefinite, affective qualities of mourning — its weight, intangibility, absurdity, and reliance on personal associations.
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In some high-end buildings, architects are giving apartments the feel of single-family homes by replicating the layouts of suburban houses.
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That's in stark contrast to competitors like Impossible Foods or Beyond Meat, which built their businesses on replicating the taste of beef.
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The drive-through testing that the US is currently replicating—a professor in Incheon had proposed the concept but never tested it.
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As the field expands, designers need to ensure they're creating a more expansive world, and not replicating a close-mindedly gendered one.
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By rendering landscapes of his own creation, the artist was not so much replicating nature as, in a sense, collaborating with it.
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The success of WeChat, owned by China's Tencent, also makes the prospects of replicating a similar feat in Japan even more tantalising.
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Ms. Gebre wanted to avoid replicating the life of her mother, who, she told The Independent, had been routinely beaten and abused.
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And while replicating a game plan against the same opponent sounds predictable, the sheer randomness and chaos of this plan eases concerns.
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In terms of replicating Estonia's success in other countries, Hinrikus sees Estonia as a "test bed" for the rest of the world.
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Eli Lilly will assist in replicating the antibodies that may respond to the virus to produce and manufacture a drug, he said.
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Government spooks also wouldn't be able to unlock the phone by replicating the owner's fingerprint from one stored in a biometric database.
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Yet a new strategy employed by one privately held company might have founders and venture investors wondering if it's a maneuver worth replicating.
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They erased the extraneous genes to create syn3.0, which has a smaller genome than any independently replicating organism discovered on Earth to date.
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"It's certainly capable of encoding and replicating much more complex and expert capabilities like a more senior lawyer or a partner," Stirling added.
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Related: Uh Oh, 3D GIFs Infiltrated Reality Japan's Skyline is Full of Self-Replicating Architecture Experience Miami Through an Augmented Reality App Experience
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In 2011, they successfully advocated to lift the charter school cap and killed a provision that would have stopped failing schools from replicating.
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Both the Wisconsin and Michigan state legislatures are replicating what occurred in North Carolina after Democrat Roy Cooper was elected governor in 2016.
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O'Flaherty-Chan has also managed to cleverly work his way around replicating the Game Boy's controls using the Apple Watch's limited button set.
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Despite my conviction about the model, the copycat word — short for replicating startups and attached to these ventures — annoyed me from the start.
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The same way Truvada stops the virus from replicating in people living with HIV, is how it helps HIV-negative people remain negative.
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To see if I could boost my own productivity levels, I tried replicating Cuban's morning routine for a week in New York City.
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Bigger is better: Wrapping yourself in a giant soft towel is one of the best ways to attempt replicating the luxury hotel experience.
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The company says that, starting in February 2018, AMP pages must contain content nearly identical to that of the standard page they're replicating.
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""If you build these complicated, sophisticated models on incomplete data, all you're doing is replicating whatever bias there was in inputting the data.
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We are really good at leveraging large data sets to accomplish specific tasks, but fall flat at replicating the breadth of human intelligence.
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She also has an uncanny knack at replicating the look of 2D comic book characters with nothing but paint and the occasional prop.
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It's an autonomous robot called Bat Bot (B2) and it comes remarkably close to replicating the look and style of organic bat flight.
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There's no replicating what it's like playing a completely new type of minimalist adventure while huddled in front of a glowing CRT screen.
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PUBG developer Bluehole called out Fortnite developer Epic Games in a press release today, accusing the developer of replicating the idea of PUBG.
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All that said, Trump really is faithfully replicating industry talking points here, which is a lot better than he does on other issues.
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Brazil is "replicating the lost decade of the '80s in just two years," Goldman Sachs economist Alberto Ramos said in a research report.
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Franchise fever obviously makes sense in a business driven by sequels, one that seeks to hedge against failure by replicating what worked before.
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Going back to the question of why people aren't replicating your model, you talked a lot about ego, and this ties into it.
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"Yes, replicating can be done well, and yes, doing it well is hard," he writes in an all-caps email to The Verge.
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The government plans to boost tourism nationwide by creating "10 Balis" in the hopes of replicating that island's success as a holiday destination.
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If the program has a downside, she said, it is the challenge of replicating it at other community health centers around the country.
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While our economic competitors slashed their taxes in hopes of replicating America's success, our leaders remained complacent or, in some cases, reversed course.
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"Can't go wrong replicating what they did with Gorsuch," one GOP aide said when asked how the White House should handle this nomination.
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Ted Cruz, will have a hard time replicating the narrow path Haley has cut out for herself in just the last three months.
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Kingsbury, a former quarterback at Texas Tech who also played in the NFL, understands well the challenges involved in replicating the quarterback experience.
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My work looks at the past while using futurist modes of production; queering, replicating and juxtaposing what I research into new lexicographical forms.
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But the challenge of a tech company replicating Uber's fundraising today highlights just how much U.S. regulators have cracked down on foreign investment.
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Related: "Reversible Concrete" Is Ready to Revolutionize Temporary Architecture [Exclusive] Inside MIT's Self-Replicating Objects [Premiere] MIT Made a Chair That Builds Itself
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And, replicating prior research, this stronger sense of post-breakup identity in turn predicted being less lonely and less distressed about the breakup.
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Webster is not interested in replicating a brand, which seems to me to be one of the basic underpinnings of today's celebrated art.
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"I thought doing a quick video replicating my personal process for that night was okay, but that's not what was conveyed," she continued.
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Last season, Shakhtar ended a 263-game unbeaten run for City, but it did not come close to replicating that win this time.
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In severe cases of SARS, a patient would initially have a fever and cough while the virus was rapidly replicating in their lungs.
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At Giverny, by rendering landscapes of his own creation, Monet was not so much replicating nature as, in a sense, collaborating with it.
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But a reservoir of virus was found in a few immune cells, although none of it was deemed capable of replicating, they said.
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The pitching coach Dan Warthen has worked with him on replicating his old mechanics, and Collins has constantly tried to boost Harvey's confidence.
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"i thought doing a quick video replicating my personal process for that night was okay, but that's not what was conveyed," she wrote.
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Step-by-step instructions for replicating the best-known dishes of Crescent City cuisine, from the chef at the French Quarter restaurant Justine.
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Soy leghemoglobin is Impossible Foods' plant-based version of this molecule, replicating that aroma and flavor without the need for, you know, meat.
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It is curious that time and again, when people create alternate histories, they are largely replicating a history we already know, and intimately.
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Further, the play is all too successful in replicating the sententiousness and sanctimony of recovery jargon, at least as overheard by an outsider.
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Purplebricks entered the United States in 2017, confident of replicating its performance in Britain, where it challenged traditional operators such as Countrywide and Foxtons.
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So Apple is replicating its iPhone strategy and raising prices on new models it rolled out this week in time for the holiday quarter.
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A previous post shows him replicating a mirror selfie with patterned pants, a stomach tattoo and a duck face to top it all off.
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"You have the fact that Facebook is replicating Snapchat effectively across its ecosystem of apps, with Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, Messenger, " the internet analyst said.
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But there's also little in the way of stopping police from 3D-printing or replicating a set of biometrics to break into a phone.
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Later efforts sought to reproduce the watch with the same level of accuracy, and Harrison was promised the final £10,000 for replicating the H4.
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Some are still able to reproduce the flaw, but it's likely that Apple is still in the process of replicating this across multiple servers.
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There are also some unnecessary flourishes, like the giant light box replicating the Sistine Ceiling above the gallery displaying studies for that epochal work.
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You could easily pay less for a larger suite elsewhere, but it's hard to imagine replicating the same level of luxury afforded at Baccarat.
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Purplebricks entered the United States in 2017, confident of replicating its performance in Britain, where it challenged traditional operators such as Countrywide and Foxtons .
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Keytone Ventures Director Eric Tau says the "C2C" (copy to China) model—replicating successful firms such as Google or Facebook—has been a boon.
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I'd give the slight edge to 8bitdo; when it comes to replicating the feel of the original Super Nintendo controller, it's a superior product.
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But replicating China's "great firewall" may be difficult, says Andrei Soldatov, the author of "The Red Web" and an expert on Russian internet surveillance.
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The ephemerality that had made Snapchat unique had become popular enough to be cannibalized by other platforms in the hopes of replicating Snapchat's success.
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Along with the ongoing fascination in mechanically replicating our own movements and anatomy, Robots considers how machines have fit into our perception of ourselves.
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They've raised north of $100 million for their tightly focused computer vision work hell-bent on replicating real-time hand movements, like, really well.
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The virus is currently treated with antiretroviral therapy (ART), which suppresses it from replicating and prevents many patients in the U.S. from developing AIDS.
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It flipped from drama to comedy seamlessly, and all of it worked so well in concert that there's almost no way in replicating it.
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Similar to Nintendo's mini-consoles, Sony is even replicating some of the frustrating elements of 32-bit gaming, including a lack of wireless gamepads.
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Longer term, the goal is to create a huge online network of local consumers and merchants in other countries, replicating Ant's model in China.
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In a letter, the individuals asked to "pre-empt the possibility of replicating the predatory culture from the first presidential campaign," per The Guardian.
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There are not currently any legal breath standards for marijuana, so Hound Labs is basically replicating what was done with alcohol breathalyzers decades ago.
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The pair have already received calls from those interested in replicating the model elsewhere in Southeast Asia and as far away as Eastern Europe.
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Britain should focus on retaining or replicating passporting in the few financial sectors where loss of full access would hit hardest, Open Europe said.
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They're careful not to post links to 4chan itself and by screencapping they can avoid searchable text while still replicating most of the content.
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The 29-year old beautician has made a name for herself replicating Britain's queen of chic and showing off her style on her Instagram.
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But the group's researchers hope to reduce this density as they get better at replicating compounds which predators are attracted to or repelled by.
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It's a combination of drugs called antiretroviral therapy (ARVs or ARTs) that stop HIV from binding to CD4 cells or from replicating inside it.
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For the two other models, scientists studied mice with actively replicating HIV infections and mice with latent infections that lie dormant within the cells.
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However, the genetic modification does not prevent the hybrid virus from replicating inside cancer cells, a process that releases toxins which destroy cancer cells.
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"CG is really good at replicating and duplicating out to the horizon, and we played with that in creating the neighborhood," Mr. Osborne said.
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Other autonomous vehicle startups, according to Nolan, fail this test because they are just replicating what the car in front of them is doing.
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Replicating natural ASMR experiences is something a lot of different creators have pursued in different ways, including real-life ASMR pop-ups and spas.
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The suspicion that Zika acts directly on nerve cells began with autopsies on aborted and stillborn fetuses showing the virus replicating in brain tissues.
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Either way, it's time to face facts: there's no replicating the feelings of those unforgettable nights out, in coffee shops or luxury flat lobbies.
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He first got into visual arts and illustration when by replicating the style of Neil Buchanan, and progressed by exploring Flash in high school.
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Making the price discovery process even more complicated is that Dell is replicating the strategy of cable TV's Charter Communications, another junk-rated borrower.
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Tapley, the lead investigator, recalled that in 268 his team settled on replicating Grace precisely rather than building a more sophisticated and expensive improvement.
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With the disease replicating in the US as quickly as it is in Italy, in two weeks we could be where they are now.
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We all, in some form or another, commented on the fact that an awful lot of work had obviously gone into replicating the settings.
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"What I made was a joke, but also, a useful thing, basically replicating what the MTA already gave you, to a degree," he said.
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To overcome this problem, ask yourself, "what is the psychology behind the successful scripts?" and replicate that without replicating the script word for word.
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Further embrace tennis's ability to showcase men's and women's stars in the same events — a longtime strength that other sports are interested in replicating.
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"By replicating the sensation, I can try to understand it," she said last week, in a Skype interview from her home in Boulder, Colo.
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PMs don't want to use Jira, engineers don't want to mess with Trello and keeping everyone happy can mean replicating processes again and again.
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A larger-scale attempt at replicating the information packet intervention found that it had no effects on getting low-income students into top colleges.
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That, he believes, could expose Democrats to the risk of replicating the landslide defeats suffered by McGovern in 1972 or Walter Mondale in 1984.
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Using another exploit, called EternalBlue, attackers began targeting vulnerable machines with a self-replicating software "worm" that locked files and posted a ransom demand.
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Deep learning, or the branch of AI focused on replicating how the human brain functions, allows machines to operate essentially like a human would.
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You don&apost need to break it in, plus it&aposs waterproof and comes the closest to replicating the suppleness and resiliency of leather.
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CRISPR/Cas9 relies on machinery in the cell that's linked to cell division, so it can only be used when cells are actively replicating.
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Scientists pointed out flaws in the study, and concluded that that work was replicating human prejudices about what constitutes a "mean" or a "nice" face.
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To avoid replicating the efforts of Now Teach, a similar organisation that seeks to hire greying professionals, Teach First will focus on those under 40.
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The challenge of developing self-driving technology is rooted in replicating the incredibly nuanced cognitive decisions we make every time we get behind the wheel.
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He said that replicating the project in other areas of the country that also suffer from drought could "significantly boost food production in the country".
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By replicating the presence of these mutant amino acids in the rats, the researchers could now test if the BTX resistance came along with it.
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Yet replicating the lofty returns of Trump's first half of his term - the stock market is up 29 percent since his election - may prove elusive.
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She's addressed the phenomenon through projects like her Optimism Filters, colorful plexiglass filters that she uses to tint or highlight photographs, replicating her mental experience.
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Google used machine learning to analyze the harmonies of more than 300 Bach compositions, replicating the patterns it found to fit the user's suggested melody.
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CMOs are focused on taking the persona, look, and feel of digital efforts like social media marketing, and replicating this in their in-store advertising.
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In 2016, it was called out for copying pins from illustrator Tuesday Bassen as well as replicating sandals by designer Aurora James of Brother Vellies.
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Plus, I like supporting emerging designers because they create with their hearts; they don't just make pieces based on the trends everyone else is replicating.
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This isn't an original insight of theirs; they view themselves as replicating the work of Philip Converse, who laid out a similar argument in 1964.
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Actually replicating the discovery has proven to be tricky, despite it apparently being as easy as plugging in a keyboard and hitting the right key.
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Replicating foods while subtracting a primary ingredient—say, the fat from a chocolate bar or the meat from a burger—is an almost impossible task.
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For better or worse, the way studies are done now makes the work of replicating them very hard and the results of replications more dubious.
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Worse, in the rush to publish novel and new results, there has been less focus on replicating studies to show how repeatable different results are.
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The cost of replicating even a tiny portion of the biosphere is enormous, which demonstrates the extraordinary value of the "free services" the biosphere provides.
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Egg whites are an important ingredient in classic cocktails, providing a velvety mouthfeel, but until aquafaba, there was no organic, vegan way of replicating it.
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Sure, your giftee may already have a VR headset (or five), but none of them are capable of replicating the $600 Fove headset's marquee trick.
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"My definition of art that is political goes beyond the comedic, goes beyond satire, goes beyond replicating the things that we already know," she says.
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This is memory, generally, and how it all works is still pretty murky—which makes replicating it technologically, as in neuromorphic computing, murky as well.
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First, it would expand efforts to protect U.S. intellectual property to prevent foreign countries, particularly China, from replicating and reproducing future American clean energy advancements.
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Then, the scientists verified their findings by replicating them in 111,000 individuals who took part in the UK Biobank, a large and ongoing health study.
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By replicating the buildings in miniature, they lose their imposing power but on the inability to touch them prevents the objects from become mere toys.
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"It is much harder [for a small investor] to be successful in replicating active funds in the fixed-income space than in equities," Kowara said.
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"The system that Karimov built can continue after him, self-replicating regardless of who sits at the top," says Daniil Kislov, editor of Ferghana News.
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This was done by taking the new genotype from the self-replicating action in the previous step and transferring it to another qubit via entanglement.
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That explains why cat-cow feels good on your back, but replicating those arches during a back squat or deadlift would easily rupture a disc.
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Democrats believe that replicating these wins in the Sunbelt region in 2020 could help offset Midwest states that appear to be slipping further from Democrats.
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Some royal fans show their love for the British monarchy by collecting memorabilia, while others enjoy replicating their most iconic outfits from over the years.
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Those amino acids can then stack onto each other like Legos to form proteins, which are crucial for replicating the genetic information that creates life.
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I first started using orange flower water whilst replicating Marie Antoinette's skin-care routine in my "Famous Ladies In History Had Weird Beauty Rituals" series.
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Finally, everything we know about life indicates that it requires some kind of liquid solvent in which chemical interactions can lead to self-replicating molecules.
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Regions across the globe are trying to replicate Silicon Valley, but all the while Silicon Valley has been replicating a different innovative American city: Detroit.
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By labeling this a movement of "double suffrage," the organization implied that women's votes were redundant, pointlessly enlarging the electorate by replicating the male vote.
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Many investors seem willing to forget that the returns of the past decade have been strong and that replicating them going forward may be difficult.
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The replicating chains were caught in oily bubbles, which protected them and made replication easier; eventually, they began to venture out into the open sea.
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In California, a ballot measure also funneled savings from reduced prison populations into prevention programs; it included $6.8 million for replicating the San Francisco model.
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Rich Eisinger of Madison Investments zoomed to the top ranks of Wall Street&aposs best-performing fund managers by replicating Warren Buffett&aposs investing strategy.
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Dr. Toffolo also noticed the presence of small pinpricks in the image, and surmises that these were made in the process of replicating the image.
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To get to 90 or 95% of the way there is fairly easy and requires taking the schematics from the service manual and replicating it.
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John Burns Real Estate Consulting coined the term "surban" in reference to a new breed of dense, walkable developments replicating "the great American neighborhood" concept.
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"Can you imagine an investment consultant telling clients, year after year, to keep adding to an index fund replicating the S. & P. 500?" he wrote.
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Narrator: It&aposs clear that Nashville artists are replicating hip-hop methods of storytelling, and that applies to their look as well as their sound.
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He left behind a wife, two daughters and a government agency with no clear blueprint for replicating the jaunty social media presence Mr. Burns devised.
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He was amazed at how quickly they began playing Cleo and Adela — not replicating a conversation they might have had after class at teachers college.
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Created with the help of digital tool, Blender, the images throughout the video are formed by replicating the members' faces from clips of oozing slime.
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So, I think with sexual racism on the app, Grindr being the first and the biggest, people started replicating a lot of the language they found.
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The 27-year-old illustrator took to Instagram to point out the similarities, saying that the retailer had been replicating her designs throughout the past year.
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Kahn's 1,000-foot-long fountain is fed real time information about bus movements from the bus deck below, replicating that movement with traveling jets of water.
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Woods never came close all week to replicating his 15-stroke record runaway of 2000, not that it was realistic at age 43 to expect it.
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Apps like Vine, Voxer, MessageMe, Phhhoto and more had been cut off from Facebook's platform for too closely replicating its video, messaging or GIF creation tools.
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Before the Internet, the historical evolution of long-distance communication technology was always toward replicating human connection in its clearest form: a face-to-face conversation.
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Andreotti is now replicating her genetic studies with samples taken from Australia, another well-known population of great whites, to assess the health of that population.
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It boasts Ms Duterte-Carpio among its ringleaders and appears set on replicating the president's tested formula for success: taking local tactics to the national level.
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The reason it's not going to is the same reason all substitute foods keep failing to deliver on their promises: Accurately replicating food is almost impossible.
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There's also the issue of artificial intelligence replicating the same racial biases that humans do, and that of course, is a big problem at borders already.
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Unlike a worm, which can just be an unwanted guest that keeps replicating itself, a virus is a program designed to corrupt or alter a system.
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The researchers first ran computer simulations replicating that unusual herringbone structure, and then tested those findings by 3D printing a composite material based on that pattern.
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It's easy to see how replicating "Siri for work" is a much heavier problem to solve because of the variance amongst organizational processes, systems and preferences.
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That move, aimed at replicating his Texas Senate bid, failed in the presidential campaign because it took him out of the headlines early in the race.
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What's difficult is replicating whiskey — in part because we don't really know how the chemical parts of whiskey interact with our senses of smell and taste.
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The mission started by letting me examine the X-wing from the outside, appreciating the meticulous work that went into replicating the ship from the movies.
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Britain will ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 13, replicating plans by France and cities such as Madrid, Mexico City and Athens.
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Right Treat, another Hong Kong company headed by Yeung, is replicating Asia's favourite meat - pork - using mushrooms, peas and rice for use in dumplings and meatballs.
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" She added: "The reality is, if people give my voice and my music a chance, I think what's interesting is it's not replicating somebody else's thing.
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Mueller also said while VW was on a solid financial footing, replicating the U.S. deal in Europe would be tough for VW to cope with financially.
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Businesses are thrilled at the idea of being able to distribute their products from a single warehouse, say, rather than replicating supply chains in each state.
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Silky smooth, it had a depth to its flavor that I had never experienced at any other restaurant and had no hope of replicating at home.
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CO 22 can be combined with calcium to produce limestone, as it is in the process at Carbon Engineering (and in Lackner's self-replicating-machine scheme).
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And while Democrats have sought to step up their social media operations, no one vying for the party's presidential nomination comes close to replicating Trump's following.
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The House voted Wednesday to undo the Trump administration's reining in of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and prevent future directors from replicating those efforts.
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"We're essentially replicating the strategy for exploring for oil and gas for helium," said Jonathan Gluyas, a professor of geoenergy at the Durham University in England.
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Encrypting it, storing it forever, and replicating it across the entire network is just a ton of overhead relative to what you're actually trying to accomplish.
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The difficulty of winning Senate seats in states that usually vote the other way for president has prevented either side from replicating such an extended advantage.
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Specifically, at one point when the camera zoomed in, the seat felt as if it was gliding forward along with it, replicating that sense of movement.
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If you have self-replicating [robotic] technology, scale is not a problem, and if you lack it you will struggle to build even a Dyson ring.
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"I do not think the agency is capable of replicating in 2018 the same degree of affirmative regulatory output that we saw in 2017," Garbow said.
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For a time they seemed unstoppable—earning BRIT and MOBO nominations, bagging a TV series replicating their family life (and featuring their mom and little sister).
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Marvel itself is now making movies in house, and is replicating the kinds of sprawling, giant-scale crossover events that helped define the company's 1980s comics.
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China will look to avoid replicating the turmoil in the United States caused by a rush to the cryptocurrency market during bitcoin's rapid growth, Brody said.
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The addition of Ms. Hicks to Lachlan Murdoch's core management team offers him another boost in replicating his father's influence at the upper echelons of government.
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The weakness in these rural areas seems to suggest that Sanders will have difficulty replicating his 2016 wins in Midwestern states like Wisconsin, Michigan, and Indiana.
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It's challenging work, replicating the stresses these missiles would endure while whizzing by at 30 times the speed of a civilian airliner, miles above the clouds.
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In "Fractals," Hornsby maps the infinitely replicating, mathematically generated chaos of fractals onto a romance: "Our love is a fractal/Curves and shapes irregular," he sings.
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So by the time you're actually having symptoms you've already enlisted a pretty good, robust immune response and that means you've already had virus that's replicating.
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In recent years, these groups have increasingly focused on the question of whether online services are replicating longstanding biases by using algorithms to target specific users.
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You adjust a single setting on your TV and your $500 TV is now taking it's best shot at replicating the $30,000 editing monitors filmmakers use.
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Modeling itself after the House of Representatives and replicating many of its rules and procedures, the club gave congressional staff members added insights into parliamentary procedure.
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She added that people generally wore only about 25 percent of what was in their closets, so start by finding that 25 percent and replicating it.
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There are even bigger problems in replicating strategies extracted from the community of scholars who publish not only what they do, but why they do it.
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One way of getting rid of the flesh and its disturbing habit of replicating desire is by clamping down on it, or trying to nullify it.
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And this is not just about replicating the venture capital model, where founders get control but investors get board seats and veto rights over significant transactions.
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Replicating the chaos of Iraq and Libya is a real possibility, and sustaining the fight can only increase a body count that already stands at 28503,22019.
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The so-called "Japanification" in the euro zone refers to the possibility of replicating Japan's "lost decades" in the form of low growth and mild deflation.
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Of those, 86 percent are aware of their diagnosis, 37 percent are on treatment to stop the virus from replicating and 30 percent are virally suppressed.
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And here's another key benefit to unraveling this mystery: Cancer cells contain high levels of telomerase, allowing them to continue replicating themselves until they form tumors.
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She has said that the U.K. would be interested in replicating some of the benefits of the bilateral EU-Japan deal, which was passed last month.
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If the trend continues, it may thwart India's hopes of replicating the growth that dramatically boosted employment, reduced poverty and increased per capita income in China.
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RHP Juan Nicasio could not come close to replicating his Pirates debut, as he lasted just three innings while taking the loss at Detroit on Tuesday.
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Replicating my recent IRL decision to move in with my SO in the classic life simulator game was supposed to help ease some of my anxieties.
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The most enjoyable adaptations commit to traditional TV values ("Black Lightning" on CW) or go all in on replicating the comic book experience ("Legion" on FX).
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In an interview at a Tribeca photo studio, she spoke about the craziness of art replicating life (and vice versa) — and why she still has hope.
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So in order to visualize the staggering length of its journey, we made a video replicating the distance travelled by Voyager 2 on a human scale.
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So I'd like to think there are some barriers to entry to replicating our model, but I'm sure someone else can come in and do it, too.
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Then in 2010 they made the first self-replicating synthetic organism, manufacturing a version of M. mycoides' genome and then transplanting it into a different Mycoplasma species.
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"It's easy to look at nature because we are so far behind," he tells TechCrunch, referring to the seemingly impossible tasks of truly replicating a biological species.
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Panic about vaccines has also kept the scientific community's focus — and funding — on studying the cause of autism, or replicating studies that prove vaccine safety, she said.
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It's working on six products in all — based on inducing cellular immune responses using non-replicating viral vectors for treatment or prophylaxis against diseases at various stages.
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"Often in AI, people think about machines replicating what a human would be doing," Sone said of others in the ecosystem taking a more bot-centric approach.
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While the network—let's call it George AI Martin—has problems replicating clear grammar and syntax, its chapters do give us weird insights into Martin's writing ticks.
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Apple promises a ceiling of about 10 hours of use with the new laptops, but many reviewers — including our own — had a hard time replicating that performance.
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Fifty years later, Israel has had a preview of a Palestinian state in Gaza, and cringes at the prospect of replicating such folly on the West Bank.
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The signature allows contestants to showcase their own spin on recipes; the Technical is all about replicating a classic, and the Showstopper is straight-up food art.
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Replicating those controls as on-screen buttons means you'll be constantly looking away from the game itself to make sure your fingers are in the right place.
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For humans, this is a common defensive driving skill, but replicating this level of awareness in a machine would have been unthinkable just a few years ago.
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They're made stronger by the fact that other researchers are already replicating them, but more minds and more data could cause the picture to evolve even further.
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There are medications for toxo, but they only stop the parasite from replicating inside the body -- to prevent the infection from spreading -- and cannot cure latent infections.
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So even just replicating what has happened with plant-based milk takes us from about $700 million to $26 billion, and that's without accounting for market growth.
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When Xofluza is taken within 48 hours of the onset of symptoms, it can stop the flu virus from replicating itself and spreading to infect other cells.
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Why it matters: At the heart of science is a process of validating a discovery or finding by someone else replicating an experiment and producing similar results.
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Charities that work with trans children or children's TV shows featuring trans characters are attacked, replicating the demonization of gay people in the press in the 80s.
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To my ears it recalls the erotic histrionics on Flowers's second eclectic solo album, The Desired Effect (2015), while perhaps replicating the upbeat gloss of Hot Fuss.
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N) reported better-than-expected quarterly sales and said it would raise wages for store managers, replicating similar moves by larger retailers such as Wal-Mart (WMT.
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So if it's replicating that split across all the countries then total in-person training places could make up just 2842.4,000 out of the 300,000 total goal.
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Chinese energy giants are making progress unlocking natural gas from shale rock formations, taking a step towards replicating the U.S. shale revolution, according to a new report.
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Replicating this approach in an NPL deal (using GBV) would give a less accurate picture of idiosyncratic risk to portfolio performance than using reliance for recovery proceeds.
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Universities and industries can also play a critical role by carrying out practices that increase the diversity of inventors and replicating the strongest programs across the country.
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Like a good start-up, BIG is scalable and self-replicating; the bigger it gets, the more it can grow and the more arenas it can enter.
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"We'll see Tuesday, but I think there is more evidence that she is having a very difficult time replicating the Obama coalition," said GOP pollster Robert Blizzard.
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For those on a budget, British supermarket Iceland has concocted a limited supply of a two-tier elderflower and lemon cake — replicating the royal couple's wedding cake.
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Without replicating the corrupt business models that lenders have in order to make money off the student loan debt problem, how can newcomers like GradJoy become profitable?
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These assets are often protected through intellectual property (IP) rights such as patents, trademarks and copyrights, which prevent others from stealing or replicating original ideas without permission.
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Faculty are replicating their own intolerance in students who have been taught that free speech means the right to shut down or punish those with opposing views.
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This involves tiny self-replicating machines, or nanobots, programmed to disassemble whatever matter they come into contact with and reorganize those atoms into exact replicas of themselves.
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Perhaps his greatest skill is in packaging up and replicating those philosophies for our enjoyment, and that's the thrill that keeps him bouncing from project to project.
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Werner showed up to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's marathon hearing dressed as a literal Russian troll in hopes of replicating their "Monopoly Man" moment from last year.
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Passing the 50 percent threshold paves the way for passive funds, such as exchanged-traded funds replicating Germany's blue chip DAX index, to also tender their shares.
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Even in this catastrophe, the police and firefighters operated on separate radio frequencies, replicating the laddish rivalries that prevailed after a 1993 bombing at the trade center.
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Scientists now know it's possible to have the Covid-19 virus circulating through your body — replicating in your cells, growing in number — for days before showing symptoms.
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More under-the-radar producers have tried their luck in replicating the style too, perhaps in hope it might help nudge them up the ladder of success.
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But the peril may be greater for Mr. Trump, who could have difficulty in 2020 replicating the regional sweep that made him president in the first place.
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Blevins's path to stardom is singular, as just about every road to fame tends to be, and replicating what he did won't magically turn you into him.
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With sold-out merch and an Instagram-ready menu, the BTS-Starbucks partnership is a success — and one the chain should think about replicating in the US.
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Replicating changes implemented last winter, the agency has set up a centralized command center to respond to outages more quickly and has staffed technicians around the clock.
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The challenges of replicating the fusion process on earth are enormous and critics say it remains unclear whether the technology will work and eventually be commercially viable.
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Most of us know that elephants have a pretty sharp memory, but did you know that the animals come close to replicating familial structures reminiscent of humans?
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News Analysis With 3-D printing, lab-grown organs and lifelike prosthetic limbs, science creeps ever nearer to replicating the parts and functions of the human body.
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Moody's also warned that a swath of investment-grade companies continue to pose risks of replicating Ford Motor's move in 2019 in falling to speculative-grade debt.
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He has left a trail of blood and sweat on the page that only a true master — a Lenny Bruce, a Franz Kafka — could dream of replicating.
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Replicating the same test with cats around strangers, it was a different story: the animals acted the same way, whether the stranger was visibly happy or sad.
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The notices, circulated after the Army received an FBI bulletin, warn of extremists possibly replicating the deadly 2012 mass shooting at a movie theater in Aurora, Colo.
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Taking personal missions to private perches is a true act of self-care, and one Parker does all the time — I strongly caution against replicating his though.
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Five-year-old Outward specializes in replicating physical products in high-quality 3-D imagery that can be used for visual merchandising on retail websites and apps.
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And that's the thing is just, even just deep learning, it's not the human brain that's replicating, it's just better tools for understanding gigantic sets of data.
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Scientists know this as well, but their institutions have often discouraged them from replicating old work, instead of the pursuit of new and exciting, attention-grabbing studies.
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One was that I was getting hooked on this other way of studying evolution, which involved looking at evolution in self-replicating computer programs, which was absolutely fascinating.
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AI2's other projects, generally aimed at replicating human intelligence one way or another, have had their source code regularly released and updated, and to begin with, XNOR.
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In the original plan, the modified virus would begin replicating in the body and to float around until the immune system killed it off, generating antibodies to herpes.
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You can start by replicating her look with the pointy-toe velvet shoes, which are by British fast-fashion brand, Boohoo, and will only set you back $44.
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The mother of two said Molly memorized how to use FaceTime by watching her parents call each other, later replicating the steps when her mother asked her to.
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And all of a sudden this type of massive decision takes place...It's caught everybody off guard...Honestly, this makes what Obama did in Iraq, it's replicating that.
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But replicating that is likely to be "a huge challenge" in conflict-hit basins, such as along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in Iraq and Syria, Samel said.
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Observers accuse DITIB of replicating Diyanet's politicisation of religion; some imams have been recalled from Germany by Diyanet after allegations that they had spied on their own congregations.
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The Kremlin launched groups of "cyber guards" to search for prohibited content, and tried to hollow out the volunteer movement by replicating independent crowdsourcing sites with its own.
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In addition to featuring some uncanny period detail, Sing Street has an infectiously upbeat soundtrack, replicating the bounce and hooks of bands like the Cure and Duran Duran.
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"We're expanding our work and working on scaling to other parts of the country and to other regions and possibly replicating it in other parts of the world."
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Rather than referencing, recreating, or replicating theatrical or operatic performance in a literal manner, the artworks included turn our gaze to the architectural space and its physical trappings.
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Hillary Clinton will only prevail as the nominee in November by replicating the Obama coalition, which is much more liberal and diverse than the 1990s Bill Clinton coalition.
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Plant-based meat refers to the innovative foods produced by companies such as Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods, which are replicating meat's taste and texture using plant proteins.
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The latter title came very close to replicating the kind of mind-boggling scale we get with Paris and Sapienza, but confusingly tried to weave a narrative throughout.
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Also, ADIA reduced the proportion of its assets invested in passively managed or index-replicating strategies to 50 percent in 2015 from 55 percent in the previous year.
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Screenshot: AppleThe Chrome Touch Bar wastes a considerable amount of space replicating onscreen browser functions, like the back, forward, and refresh buttons—not to mention the address bar.
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Early data looked good, but before the work was complete it had become unnecessary, due to the 1997 development of drugs that blocked the HIV virus from replicating.
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One gallery is filled with steel sculptures replicating inflatable toys, including a lobster doing a handstand ("Acrobat," 2003-9) that was on display at the Serpentine Gallery show.
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While Virginia has given Democrats hope for 2018, replicating its success across the country will require the party to overcome the following challenges—none of which is insurmountable.
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Mr. Aquino's handpicked successor, the former interior secretary Mar Roxas, is running on a platform of replicating the current administration's policies, and he is trailing in the polls.
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But instead of simply replicating the rules agreed with its international partners, the Commission proposed changes and some new provisions that may upset non-EU banks and regulators.
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"Replicating what we did with the phones was more in the wheelhouse of the Android team than trying to push a new hardware product," the former employee said.
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Aetna, in an emailed statement, said it signed a value-based agreement with Novartis that is based on the drug replicating results that it achieved during clinical trials.
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The optimists and speechwriters want the answer to clearly be yes, however the reality of recent attempts at replicating AirLand Battle's success have not always matched the rhetoric.
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But instead of simply replicating the rules agreed with international partners, the Commission proposed several changes and some new provisions that may upset non-EU banks and regulators.
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And Alptraum correctly notes that many toys still focus on replicating human anatomy and forget the importance of design and the diversity of pleasures male anatomy can experience.
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Even so, analysts said the exchange will have difficulty replicating in other sectors its success as a global venue for business trusts and real estate investment trusts (REITs).
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But, to choose among issues, doesn't a French male choreographer imposing his vision on an African female performer risk replicating the colonial relationships that the Césaire text condemns?
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However, experts are hopeful that this 3D map could help in the search for drugs to stop the novel coronavirus from replicating in the body, preventing severe disease.
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Without resorting to graphic imagery or replicating the sadism of its villains, the movie paints a credible, if unabashedly cartoonish, picture of the workings of an evil system.
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But instead of replicating the same misguided policies that ultimately contribute to worse disease outcomes in socialized systems, the Trump administration should unleash competition for price-conscious patients.
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His Carnegie Hall Tower took much of its inspiration from the concert hall to which it was, technically, an addition, replicating its color and many of its details.
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By replicating women as realistically as possible, this is what such robots attempt to provide — down to every detail except the pesky necessity for an actual woman's consent.
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On Thursday, Leah's father, Charles Nelson, said people had contacted the family from as far as Britain, France and Portugal to ask about replicating it in their cities.
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Finally, we came away with a greater appreciation for the importance of GoDaddy's customer care centers to the company's platform model, and the challenges with replicating this asset.
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However, redoing the electrical wiring, which will require ripping out (and replicating) the original molding and baseboards, will take at least several months, to say nothing of costs.
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I'm not sure about replicating, but like every other business, you look at what other businesses are doing successfully and try to take those things that might work.
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Replicating the gallery formula similar to Fashion Moda but for a different generation, Crash co-owns WallWorks with Robert Kantor, and his daughter, Anna Matos, runs the space.
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China is replicating that dynamic with technology giants such as Tencent and Baidu taking over from previous companies that topped the rankings, including state-run oil firms and banks.
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In both, Persekian juxtaposes century-old archival photos of the city with new photos he's taken of the same locations, replicating the angle and light of the original photos.
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Many opponents, however, believe it will be ruled unconstitutional in the courts, replicating what's happened in states like Kentucky, Iowa, and North Dakota who attempted to pass similar bans.
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Fans can still expect to see plenty of well-choreographed action sequences, unsettling robots scurrying to destroy humans, and far-out technologies like augmented humans and self-replicating food.
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But now they think they've cracked the recipe for replicating the quality of its food elsewhere and plan to open a take-out only location in Brooklyn this fall.
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In an interview with TechCrunch, Khare noted that in 210 and 297, startups were largely focused on building e-commerce solutions and replicating ideas that worked in Western markets.
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The obsession with replicating WeChat took the tech industry by storm two years ago — and for some misplaced reason, everyone thought we needed to build messaging bots to compete.
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But HAART combines three antiretrovirals into a "triple cocktail," creating multiple obstacles for the virus and preventing it from replicating far more effectively than a single drug alone could.
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Director: Philip Kaufman Writer: W.D. Richter Remake of: Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) Alien invaders show up on Earth and start replicating humans to take over the planet.
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No replication tool is needed to do this and there are no network charges associated with replicating the data, which means less overhead for you storage administrators out there.
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Still, Desmond says replicating the study, especially with more recent cases that have been heavily discussed on social media and news outlets, could provide more insight into the trend.
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Over the past few years, big-name venture capitalists and flashy PR campaigns have boasted about replicating the Silicon Valley tech boom in second-tier cities around the country.
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"In a lot of ways, it is replicating what happened in the New Deal with the GI bill and the federal housing loans that excluded blacks," says Mr Hamilton.
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The new Cybersecurity Solarium Commission hopes that by replicating the process President Eisenhower used to form a nuclear strategy in the 1950s, they can develop one that will last.
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But I never felt like the sound was coming from behind me, and replicating those satellite speakers seems like it would be the toughest part of putting a 5.4.
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While Simpson is unlikely to come anywhere close to replicating his earning power from the early 1990s, he also owes tens of millions to the Goldman and Brown families.
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The big picture: It isn't about replicating the brain in a computer, but building a mathematical theory of learning, says Terrence Sejnowski who is also at the Salk Institute.
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I tried a few—all of which were sent to me for free by their manufacturers or retailers—to see which could come closest to replicating an actual guy.
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It's kind of like trying to determine when someone is 'actually' dead: Is it when the heart stops beating, when they lose consciousness, or when cells finally stop replicating?
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But replicating a WASP value system that burnt itself out on a cocktail of foolish wars, corrupt dealings, and economic inequality is taking us in exactly the wrong direction.
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Update New devices are getting closer to replicating the Babel fish, which in the "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" sits in your ear and instantly translates any foreign language.
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With each replication, a little more is sliced off the ends of the telomeres, and when they get too short, a cell stops replicating—a state called cell senescence.
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Another Brazilian, Maria Bueno, won 33 Grand Slam singles titles between 1959 and 1966 but it took 30 year before Guga came anywhere near replicating her haul of trophies.
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"It would be difficult, as perhaps an understatement, to recreate such an image given the challenge of replicating and capturing such a fleeting moment in nature," the suit adds.
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But the clones begin replicating on their own, and Kamala and her friends have to work together to find a way of stopping them before they overrun Jersey City.
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Much like VR, immersive theater—where audiences become active participants in the performance—creates escapist worlds, often replicating experiences where a user can take on a role as another.
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If Disney's planning on replicating the plot line of the animated version, it won't look much like Working Title's film, which follows the original Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale.
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Patenting their IP will obviously protect them from other sites replicating this system themselves, but the reality is that a small company like Wherefor is likely an acquisition target.
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Entrepreneurs and governments around the world have reached out to Tech4Covid19 to ask for advice on replicating their success, Mouraz says, although he's "not really able" to say who.
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And once a conspiracy theory gains traction, it's almost impossible to quash; it becomes a self-generating cancerous cell capable of replicating its politics of alienation again and again.
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Because counterfeiters may not be capable of replicating the exact features, their green cards would probably not pass official inspection at United States ports of entry, such as airports.
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The Vuitton show was presented on a set replicating the Alphabet City backdrop of Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean" video and Mr. Jackson was the stated inspiration for the collection.
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The irony is that few people appreciate the uniqueness of human language more than coders working in artificial intelligence, who wrestle with the difficulty of replicating our cognitive abilities.
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Sexual liberation prevailed at the time; Nicola L. delivered "Femme Commode" (1969), a yellow wooden chest replicating the female figure, where drawers were substitutes for lips, breasts and vulva.
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However, global markets had largely absorbed the news stemming from the coronavirus over the last few days, meaning that what happened to China's stocks isn't replicating itself this morning.
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When the solo section began he put down the instrument, and Ms. Horn picked it up, slapping it gamely, more or less replicating Mr. Conerway's pattern on the drums.
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But replicating the packed stands and nightly buzz of London in Doha, Qatar, at the next world championships in 2019 is probably going to be too much to ask.
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As the cells began dying, a sign the virus was replicating, the team used electron microscopy and DNA-matching technologies to conclusively determine that the culprit was a coronavirus.
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In the late 1950s, a Russian scientist named Dmitri Belyaev decided to address this puzzle by taking the unheard-of tack of replicating the domestication process in real time.
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The fact that Saccone fell so short of Trump's 2016 margins — even with the late help from Trump — underscores the challenge Republicans face in replicating the president's winning coalition.
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DNA has long been regarded as "the template for life" -- but RNA molecules have more capabilities, like replicating without the help of other molecules, according to the press release.
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Apple sued the Florida startup Corellium in August, accusing it of unlawfully replicating its iOS operating system, which runs its suite of iPhones and many other of its devices.
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The iconic Crush exterior color and stripes replicating the toys' famous orange tracks is added to a limited number of 1,63 Camaro 2LT and 2SS coupe and convertible models.
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"A lot of thinking went into not replicating the mistakes of 2016," said Simon Rosenberg, who acted as a senior advisor to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in 2018.
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Computer worms, which can keep replicating from one device to another, get less attention these days, but in the early years of the commercial internet, they were a menace.
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The gist of it is that two dancers roll around on the floor making out, replicating the poses of various famous artworks that show couples kissing as they go.
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Entire synthetic universes are home to millions: Viral video games like Fortnite are now gathering places, replicating some of the rules of the real world and inventing new ones.
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Related: Inside the New York Art Space That's Been Turned into an Alternate-Reality Urban Wasteland Sculpting with Architecture's Third Skin Japan's Skyline is Full of Self-Replicating Architecture
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That's more of an indictment of the incentives and practices of psychological science — namely, favoring flashy new findings over replicating old work — than of flaws in the original work.
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A quick twitter poll (replicating a much more rigourous study) suggested that 56% of people agree with you - even though the sequence was generated by me flipping a coin.
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At first, it was just so extraordinarily interesting and exciting to be able to watch self-replicating programs, to be able to change their environments, and to watch evolution happen.
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In this study, researchers were not replicating their original experiment but instead conducted the same whole-genome sequencing on two mouse lines that had undergone a similar CRISPR-editing procedure.
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For Dawkins, cultural ideas were no different than genes—concepts that had to spread themselves from brain to brain as quickly as they could, replicating and mutating as they went.
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That means replicating the success of "Chernobyl," a historical drama about the nuclear disaster produced in conjunction with HBO, which like CNN is part of AT&T's (T) WarnerMedia business.
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As a player moves their arms, for example, their avatar can be seen replicating the same moves based on sensor data pulled from the VR gear the player is wearing.
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Missguided is known for replicating celebrity fashion looks at more affordable prices, but Kardashian claims that the company illegally used her "persona and trademarks" to help sell those replica styles.
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These services are usually done by a certified embalmer, a person tasked with cleaning and preparing the body, who takes on the burden of replicating a person's likeness and essence.
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"Expanding overseas is not a simple exercise of replicating the existing business model," Ng Siew Quan, Asia Pacific entrepreneurial and private clients leader at PwC Singapore, told CNBC by email.
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The challenge for start-ups, which have typically geared loans toward borrowers with higher credit, is to charge reasonable rates to more risky customers without replicating abusive legacy industry practices.
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But the challenges of replicating the sun's fusion on earth are enormous and critics say that it remains unclear whether the technology will work and can eventually be commercially viable.
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He was a complete and utter nuisance at set pieces as well, replicating his long looping header that beat Tottenham to put Leicester three-nil up in a fairytale encounter.
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Anti-smoking advocates had hoped for a complete ban on smoking in public places nationwide, replicating tougher municipal laws in cities like Beijing that have been implemented with relative success.
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While the idea will likely be a hit with net neutrality advocates, and a move that other states may consider replicating, it's not clear how it will fare in practice.
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The nonprofit research group is attempting to develop small molecule inhibitors that will stop the virus from replicating and attack the pathogen, while not harming the people who are sick.
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Trevor Hamilton, associate professor in psychology from MacEwan University in Canada, agreed that he'd like to see a paper replicating this one—but he wasn't quite surprised by the results.
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But once he secured the nomination, Trump changed course and began fundraising in earnest, replicating the small dollar fundraising juggernaut of another insurgent candidate, Democrat Bernie Sanders, along the way.
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While some projects struggle more than others, eFounders has been trying many different things and replicating what works best across different startups, often managing multiple startups at the same time.
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Loss-making Norwegian is in the midst of a massive transatlantic expansion aimed at turning around the company's fortunes by replicating the low-cost model that worked for European flights.
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They should be sure to execute different kinds of workouts, not replicating any one within each week, as well as switching up proteins and core meal flavors in the kitchen.
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"Our overall takeaway from these datapoints is that Instagram's strategy of replicating key aspects of Snap's use case is bearing fruit, limiting Snap's ability to attract new users," DiClemente said.
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From painting a whale shark to replicating the intense yellow-eyed stare of a wild tiger, Ryland lives in a different world by applying her fantasies directly to her skin.
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Although physicists are able to create extremely hot plasmas on Earth, replicating the extreme gravity conditions in the center of Jupiter to produce strong coupling in a lab isn't possible.
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His students borrow heavily to pay for their studies in hope of replicating Mr. Barney's up-by-the-bootstraps success, but often find themselves dropping out and burdened with loans.
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What Sabathia has in mind is replicating his last appearance — seven shutout innings at Baltimore, which came despite a sprained groin that landed him on the 15-day disabled list.
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" He is skeptical of "herd immunity" and giving the vaccine only to girls: "The current models are not capable of replicating the sexual behavior and preference in the normal population.
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Mike Pompeo (R-Kan.) would stop the federal government from replicating purchases like the one it made in April, when the U.S. bought 32 tons of heavy water from Iran.
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"The soft robotic sleeve we describe took inspiration from native heart muscle and was designed to augment cardiac function by closely replicating it, instead of disrupting it," the researchers wrote.
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Given the challenges that China and Russia are likely to pose over the coming years, there remains much to be said for replicating Bill Perry's initiative of four decades ago.
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The best way for a new boss to earn the team's (and the company's) respect is to learn what makes leaders there excel — and start replicating those traits and behaviors.
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These fast-growing, rapidly replicating bacteria that previous research had not seen led the team to conclude that the dispersants had not in fact prevented bacteria from degrading the oil.
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And focusing on how to rehabilitate the men now being accused of misconduct risks replicating that system, rather than doing the work to ensure that everyone feels safe at work.
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And in August, the open-source Quantopian investing site created an algorithm replicating the researchers' methods, and found that the results remained robust: A new model portfolio outperformed the market.
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Renzi would hopefully concede that replicating Tucumán arde's strategies is not the only way in which art like Apóstol's can mobilize action, provoke thought, and have social and aesthetic value.
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As part of that work, the company tried to test on a simulator how the updated system would perform, including by replicating the problems with the doomed Ethiopian Airlines flight.
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They are replicating the extreme pressure and temperatures found deep in the earth's crust and producing, in mere weeks, what historically nature managed only over billions of years: flawless diamonds.
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Dr. Theurkauf and his colleagues focused their work on snippets of RNA called piRNAs, which turn off endogenous retroviruses and keep them from replicating and jumping from spot to spot.
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Other imitations are successful only in replicating the experience of visiting a real nightclub during the all-too-brightly lit hours of the day, which is invariably a let-down.
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David Henig, director of the UK Trade Policy Project, said that replicating existing EU trade deals with countries like South Korea should be a top priority for the UK government.
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Cellular automata were discovered in the 1940s by John von Neumann and Stanislaw Ulam, then mathematicians at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, who wanted to build a self-replicating machine.
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History will be the ultimate arbiter here, and we may well live to see a world filled with safer AI, self-replicating paperclips, or—more likely—a bit of both.
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Yet while this Hulu limited series captures the unsettling con game played by the mother, be forewarned that replicating these events can be as off-putting as the actual characters.
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These people, clustered in South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, could still reap tremendous benefits from exporting goods to foreign markets — essentially replicating a major part of China's growth strategy.
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Because charter schools, by design, are trying to avoid replicating the model of old schools, they experiment with new teaching methods and learning models, and are eager buyers of edtech.
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The first coach to suss out the answer, to figure out why Saban is such an anomaly, is the one who stands the best chance of replicating Alabama's consistent excellence.
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Much like Slack used to claim to aid productivity until it became a self-replicating, attention-sucking virus, comms technologies work until they break from overuse (and/or corporate growth targets…).
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With a little earth sprinkled on your cheeks, all you need to complete your face is some sea salt (replicating the sidewalk salt on your actual winter shoes), and you're done!
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Judging by the demo, Duplex seems pretty damn good at replicating the natural speech patterns of humans, down to the "um," and "ah" filler words found in nearly every phone call.
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Using a heated wire sculpting tool, Joey Shanks shaves off multiple sections of two-inch EPE styrofoam panels, replicating the 'staggered hard edges' on the faces of real glacial ice walls.
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Chang says Guatemala is moving closer to replicating the situation in neighboring Honduras, where President Juan Orlando Hernandez won a controversial 2017 election and remains in power despite rising street protests.
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At the very bedrock of science is the concept of falsification: A scientist runs a test, gathers his findings, and tries to disprove himself by replicating his experiment in other contexts.
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First, a quick summary of their moves: In the Pfizer venture, GSK CEO Emma Wamsley is replicating the deal she and predecessor Andrew Witte put together four years ago with Novartis.
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Its strategy is largely built around leveraging its Android operating system and replicating it — ensuring that as many people making or viewing VR are using Google's tools and platforms as possible.
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But by replicating watching TV with the remote in hand, flipping over to something new when you start to zone out, Lynch forces you to pay attention to all of this.
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Major labels would do everything in their power to try and find the next My Chemical Romance or Fall Out Boy, signing bands by the dozen in hopes of replicating success.
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Across the Middle East in recent years, young men and women have created new products, started new companies and inspired hopeful talk of replicating the startup scenes in America and Europe.
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For the study, published online today in Nature Medicine, researchers at Florida State University tested about 6,000 drugs and compounds to see if they could keep the Zika virus from replicating.
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Researchers at Florida State University, for example, just announced that a drug approved to treat tapeworms also appears to block the Zika virus from replicating in Petri dishes in the lab.
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But as we surveil each other in profoundly coercive ways, we also risk — as is often the case with informal forms of power — replicating the coercive power of the state itself.
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In order to understand how a stranger might feel faced with the cultural barrier of food so deeply-rooted in Italy, I thought of replicating the experiment and changing the focus.
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MB: I'm a big fan of almost everything Errol Morris has ever done, so I'm very contentious about not replicating or in any way reproducing his way of doing true crime.
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By replicating the protein in a lab setting using the magic of molecular biology, the team were able to more easily analyse the structure and discover a never-before-seen fold.
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Early treatment to live longer Antiretroviral therapy involves a combination of three or more drugs that prevents HIV from replicating in a bid to prevent damage to the body's immune system.
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With respect to Lu's work, the word "culture" has a double meaning — indicating both the phenomenon of online social expression and the biological phenomenon of organisms replicating in an artificial environment.
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It is the second part of the track "The Singularitarism," when the nano-machines start replicating as a swarm on the galaxy and begin to take the control of the stars.
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Replicating a pattern observed during the sovereign debt crisis of 2011-2012, Italian banks stepped in to support Italian bond prices, the central bank said, increasing risks for their balance sheets.
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The RDIF and India's National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF) will each invest up to $500 million in the joint fund, replicating partnerships the Russian entity has with countries like China.
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There was a recent report of Google's photo app automatically tagging a photo of two black people as "gorillas" — another instance of machines replicating the nastier prejudices of their human teachers.
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Our passion for educational reform remains intact, but we also believe that too many U.S. charter schools have grown complacent, replicating the mediocre achievement of traditional district schools in many jurisdictions.
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The zinc finger technology is delivered by a non-replicating, non-pathogenic virus: one that doesn't make you sick and one that is commonly used by gene therapy scientists, Conner said.
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Currently operating from bases in Tanzania and Zimbabwe, Fastjet has aspired to undercut larger carriers by offering "no frills" services, replicating a model pioneered by European airlines like easyJet and Ryanair.
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An ecoterrorist who wants to remove humanity from the planet without damaging the global ecosystem could potentially create self-replicating nanobots that specifically target Homo sapiens, thereby resulting in our extinction.
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And while its forerunner took three attempts to get it right, Ford only has one shot at replicating that famous 1966 Le Mans triumph on the 50th anniversary this time around.
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It is a technology North Korea is now replicating — and accelerating, even as Mr. Trump insists that he has made diplomatic gains and that the threat there is all but eliminated.
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Company: Aleph FarmsTotal raised: $12.75 millionAleph Farms is growing real meat in a lab by taking a sample of cells from an actual cow and replicating them outside of the animal.
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By replicating the messy nonlinear passage of time, by dealing in unexpected juxtapositions that reveal latent truths, it allows us to inhabit the interiority of human beings who are not ourselves.
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But, in the aggregate, showrunners have taken odd, rude, and often daring routes into the conversation, upending clichés instead of replicating them, seeking new perspectives on the subject of workplace exploitation.
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In signing the order, Mr. Trump will use his executive power to take action where Congress has not, essentially replicating bipartisan legislation that has stalled on Capitol Hill for several years.
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The biggest three movie chains in the country — AMC, Regal, and Cinemark — have all unveiled their own subscription services, and other movie theaters are experimenting with replicating the model as well.
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He stretched out his arms and, on each hand, extended two fingers — replicating the most infamous gesture in American political history: Nixon's flying double V, the official gang sign of Watergate.
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But "The Competition," after showing the process of submitting applications and sitting in assemblies (Simon risks replicating the tedium she's portraying here) is in many ways juicy well beyond one's expectations.
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He thinks most lubes don't do a great job of replicating cum because they have to focus too much on being, well, lube: something you can use safely in penetrative sex.
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Why it matters: It's part of a concerted effort from the Democrats' progressive wing to shift the party further to the left by replicating Ocasio-Cortez's playbook after she shockingly defeated Rep.
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None of the three sections fully work without the other two, resulting in a multi-tiered experience that does more than just toy with the idea of replicating someone else's life experiences.
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Yesterday has the kind of premise that'll have you replicating the white guy blinking gif irl: A struggling musician (Himesh Patel) wakes up in a world where nobody's heard of the Beatles.
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Applying AI to real-world tasks like picking up objects and stacking blocks involves tackling a whole suite of new problems, Tobin says, like managing unfamiliar textures and replicating minute motor movements.
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With all the buzzwords floating around virtual reality, sometimes it can grow difficult to see the importance of the medium in terms of isolating human experiences and replicating it for secondary visitors.
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"Replicating this portion of the study in a breeding colony of a species that produces variably colored egg would give us a clearer understanding of the biological effect of this differential heating."
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The report also contains guidelines for schools that opt for drills, including never replicating an actual shooting and consulting with mental health professionals to avoid exercises that could damage students' mental health.
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By preserving and replicating the American flag in collage and encaustic, was Johns primarily concerned with painting's flatness or with rejecting the subjectivity of the Abstract Expressionists, as so many have claimed?
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My willingness to hop back in, to play the cycle out again by replicating the same boss battles, actions, and moments, makes me fear for those undead who tried to break free.
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The U.S. government has a long-term strategy to provide sufficient non-replicating smallpox vaccine to protect 66 million people, representing 132 million doses of Imvamune, Bavarian said on its web page.
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Maybe it takes some of the organic experience out of consuming cannabis (although the Pax Era gets an honorable mention for replicating a pipe vibe by putting a carb on either side).
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"[We could] try to set off some process that really would upset the aestivators—like launching a lot of self-replicating probes to pave the reachable universe with our infrastructure," said Sandberg.
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So instead of digitally zooming in on the 163mm image to make it look like it was shot at 40mm, it's replicating that focal length by stitching images together on the fly.
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The better we get at figuring out how individual tastes work, the better we can also get at replicating those tastes in artificial sweeteners, so that they don't taste quite so artificial.
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Actually, it is everyday intelligence that is difficult for AI, replicating actions that we are good at without knowing about it (for instance, making a cup of tea in someone else's kitchen).
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Jordan noted that the lab is working on replicating the study, and that he is devising further quantitative tests that he hopes will provide the overwhelming evidence that scientists are hoping for.
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Earlier this year, a team of researchers from Cornell University and Adobe Research created a machine learning algorithm that is able to seamlessly add objects to paintings by replicating their unique style.
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We're not talking about going from snapshots to full 3D images (Facebook's working on that) but rather replicating the intuitive and space-conscious way that all humans view and analyze the world.
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The Preclinical Reproducibility and Robustness Channel, an electronic rather than a paper journal, is dedicated to the task, found tedious by most academic researchers, of replicating and testing the experiments of others.
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Spider-Man has been one of the most popular Marvel comic book superheroes since his creation in 1962, but he's recently had a hard time replicating that success on the big screen.
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Of the 2,600 women enrolled in the trial, half received a monthly ring with dapivirine — an anti-HIV medicine that stops the virus from replicating its genetic material inside a healthy cell.
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Replicating authentic scanlines from a 1990s CRT display is neat, but it's arguably more thrilling to slot in your old, boxed up Super Metroid cartridge and have it play flawlessly at 1080p.
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The Atlantic's Molly Ball had a conversation with his strategists about their three keys to replicating their Iowa coalition in New Hampshire -- and then in the fast-paced calendar stretch that follows.
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Whereas replicating a successful example of a clean energy financing vehicle or policy around the world advances deployment, duplicating energy R&D in multiple countries may be an inefficient allocation of resources.
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NEW DELHI, Aug 2 (Reuters) - India's oil minister Dharmendra Pradhan said Friday he wants state-owned oil companies to boost their overseas borrowings, replicating the funding success of the country's renewable industry.
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It's being called the Peloton of rowing machines because of how close it comes to replicating the experience of rowing on real water, and how similar the built-in trainer function is.
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In the meantime, you'll find that while picture books have grown increasingly frank on sensitive topics of family structure, disability, race and ethnicity, death remains largely absent, replicating your own woeful silence.
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The value of adaptive learning at K-85033 is in replicating one-on-one tutoring to support individualized instruction, to meet learners where they are and get them up to speed quickly.
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Replicating blocks of data through independent processors — the mining process for many cryptocurrencies – to ensure accurate processing of transactions in the database has rapidly diminishing value as the number of replications increases.
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Still, the Caramel flavor was certainly less offensive on the palate than the White Chocolate variety, and it wasn't too far off from replicating the taste of Starbucks' fan-favorite Caramel Macchiato.
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The aftermath of the 1994 race is so ingrained in Latino political culture that replicating the "Pete Wilson effect" has become a mainstay of community organizing in states with large Hispanic populations.
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Part of the celebrations included a meal at a pub and a cake from Clooney's expectant wife Amal Clooney "replicating the Casamigos tequila bar from their houses in Mexico," the insider shares.
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Naviliat-Cuncic's sleuthing revealed that de Boer had been reporting anomalies in nuclear transitions and attributing them to missing bosons for decades, seldom replicating his results from one experiment to the next.
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Why was Kemper being cited as a model worthy of replicating, they asked, given that other plants would not share one of Kemper's main advantages: a plentiful supply of cheap coal nearby.
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He comes into the game with a 4-1 record and a 2.16 earned run average, so the Dodgers are pinning a lot of their hopes on him replicating that success here.
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But successfully creative humans tend to make a leap from mimicry, and the AI isn't just replicating what it's seen, either—it's also mixing mechanics and level design to make new games.
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When we'd been on Mars for two months, living and working in the full-size versions of their creations, but they kept on replicating regardless of our programming, it stopped being amusing.
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Also in conversation with Laaksonen is the late American artist Mike Kelley, whose Mobile Homestead (a permanent, public-art project replicating his childhood home) provides an appropriately domestic setting for the show.
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Given security concerns around Bluetooth's susceptibility to hacking (or an intruder replicating a fingerprint), I asked if there were any security measures that go beyond those already on other Bluetooth smart locks.
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Well, of all those boxes sidling up next to the real thing in the supermarket refrigerator, none seem as appealing as the Impossible Burger when it comes to replicating the real thing.
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Building up on this successful experience, Mr. Suleimani spent the last decade replicating the Hezbollah model in Iraq, Syria and Yemen, propping up local militias with precision weapons and tactical know-how.
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Recently, Ms. Vicuña started replicating a series of paintings she did decades ago — some from memory because they had been lost, others because she envisioned a new way of rendering the scene.
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The self-replicating worm infected over 200,000 computers in 150 countries, showing the potential harm fast-moving attacks can inflict and fueling new calls from regulators for firms to manage cyber risk.
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There's no reason those who produce the news shouldn't enjoy the same intellectual property protections as songwriters and producers (regulators in Europe are looking at replicating some of these safeguards for journalism).
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In her videos, I've watched her cut endless yards of red wool fabric on the floor of her apartment while explaining why a medieval seamstress may have taken the approach she's replicating.
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Well, the Stuxnet virus or worm, which is a kind of self-replicating virus, was something that was launched by the U.S. and Israel against the nuclear facilities at Natanz in Iran.
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"Potential Trust" (2014) stands out as the only piece rendered in neon: a kinetic sign replicating that of the moving hammer and nail imagery of the Carpenter Labor Union's sign in downtown Detroit.
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As a sort of thought experiment, let's imagine that the other most successful animal on this planet, ants, were suddenly magically endowed with the ability to build autonomous, self-replicating versions of themselves.
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Usually, these robots learn to do the these things either by watching a human do the task at hand and then replicating it, or having their motions explicitly planned by a human operator.
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It's difficult enough to understand how human beings make lace (and watching it happen does little to demystify the process), but it is baffling how McCoubrey has succeeded in replicating it in paint.
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Rating: 53/25 This one's trying to capitalize on a meme, so it's trying to link back to something that's happening out there in the real world by replicating the "Damn, Daniel" video.
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Dating back to 1934, Swifts reports state that she has architects are working to restore the home inside and out, replicating the flooring, a sweeping entryway with double staircases, and the pool's cabana.
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Revivals can feel like carbon copies of carbon copies, thanks to imitators that spring up in the interim and find success by replicating the original series' strengths (in this case, Fringe and Lost).
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A more advanced version of robots like Bina48 could hit the market within 10 or 20 years for roughly $25,000 to $30,000 for variety of uses, including replicating dead loved ones, Duncan predicted.
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But Ben Stiller's son, Quinlin, gave his dad — and reigning supermodel dynasty the Hadids/Fosters — a run for their money by replicating Derek Zoolander's classic Blue Steel pose at the Zoolander 2 premiere.
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Light field technology, with regards to AR headsets, works by replicating how the human eye perceives light and then structuring virtual images that can be placed at different, fixed distances in an environment.
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Those countries, perched at the sweltering latitudes where farmers will be most hurt by climate change, must in turn work out how to reach upper-middle-income status without replicating China's emissions path.
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By replicating the flexibility and softness of neural tissue, and allowing neurons and other types of cells to grow within it, it should avoid the scarring that stiffer, solid probes can sometimes cause.
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EU regulators are questioning Amazon merchants about whether the company is using seller data to its advantage by replicating and selling its own version of products and undercutting smaller companies on its platform.
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By replicating many of the functions of human organs in miniature, on microchips, scientists can, in theory, more accurately observe what happens to those organs when exposed to different drugs or environmental conditions.
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In July, Britain said it would ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2040 to cut pollution, replicating plans by France and cities such as Madrid, Mexico City and Athens.
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There is a purely scientific application for the DelFly that includes studying and replicating insect flight dynamics and high-agility maneuvers, like the ones that fruit flies use to evade predators or humans.
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" Tech blogs picked up on De Ceukelaire's tweets, and after replicating the results, published stories with headlines like "Facebook lets you search for pictures of your female friends, but not your male ones.
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First, and to Agarwal's surprise, he was advised to trust his instincts and create a business that responded specifically to the Indian market, rather than replicating in India something that had worked elsewhere.
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When CBS announced last year that the network's second new Star Trek series to run on its streaming network would center on Picard, well, that was like replicating red meat for the base.
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According to one Twitter user: "Old Ben Sawyer Bridge easily could have been replaced by a fixed span for less money, but Sullivan's Island residents insisted on replicating the antiquated swivel bridge. #shortsighted."
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We hope that by casting a bride who may not seem at risk of child marriage, and replicating a high-end "Western" wedding, we will provoke conversations on equal rights for girls everywhere.
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And make no mistake: As difficult and impressive as the creation of this artificial ray was, it represents a collection of solutions to the easy problems in replicating life's subtle and powerful tools.
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"In practice, this prime minister is, for all his talk of getting Brexit done, now basically replicating the strategy errors of 2016 and 2017, which brought his predecessor [Theresa May] down," Rogers said.
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There, Lane Bryant is replicating its personal shopping experiments, and Abercrombie & Fitch debuted its first new store design in 15 years in February, replacing its traditional shadowy décor with warmer, better-lit displays.
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And — because it's caused by policy failure rather than RNA strands replicating in our cells — there's no guarantee it goes away, even if there is a totally effective vaccine a year from now.
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It's been 40,000 years since our ancestors scratched the outline of a horse into a wall and we're still not quite there when it comes to replicating the intricacies of the human hand.
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Mr. Niccol is tasked with replicating his success transforming Taco Bell from a fast food afterthought to a social media-savvy company with sleek new stores and the hugely popular Doritos Locos Tacos.
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The attorney general also signaled that he would wait to hear from others already at work, including the inspector general who could deliver a report in May or June, before replicating their review.
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Pretty much everything that follows in "Sing Street," which features a book by Enda Walsh and songs by Gary Clark and Carney, will keep replicating this process of metamorphosis, with only limited variations.
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For Elon Musk, the founder and chief executive of SpaceX, replicating this flight with reusable rockets on a regular basis would be a crucial step toward his dream of sending people to Mars.
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Market share of smartphone vendors in India Market share of smartphone vendors in India What's fascinating about Realme's expansion in India is just how closely it is replicating Xiaomi's playbook in the country.
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For example, in Journey to a land otherwise known, there's the fake jungle inside the greenhouse, or in Aequador, buildings looking like UFO, or Evaristo Porras's mansion replicating another house in The Labyrinth.
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Which is huge since Trump can't win without replicating his 2016 victory, and that means narrowly pulling off a few key states and he can't do that without firing up the core supporters.
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The presence of DNA on another planet or moon is no guarantee that it came from Earth, as this self-replicating molecule may constitute a fundamental building block of life across the entire cosmos.
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Sure, services like Netflix and Vudu provided plenty of titles on demand, but current content was scattered across myriad websites and services, and it didn't do a good job of replicating the TV experience.
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While it's too soon to tell whether this transparent approach to hiring and firing will hurt Netflix abroad, Schaffer can see how the company might have some issues replicating its culture among Japanese employees.
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Flying bots like quadcopters and gliders have come on in leaps and bounds in recent years, but engineers are still chasing the "holy grail" of aerial robotics: replicating the complex flight of a bat.
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In addition to replicating thermal plants a number of companies including Suncor, MEG, Cenovus Energy and Imperial Oil are looking at new ways to improve bitumen extraction by using solvents as well as steam.
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One of its flaws is that its ability to replace genes works best in cells that are replicating, and thus have the correct molecular furniture in place to incorporate the new DNA being delivered.
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"The last thing I want to do is scare people, but I can imagine as a scientist if the virus is always replicating, then chances are that it is destroying your sperm," Shresta added.
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Ahead of the launch, Apple negotiated deals that would let Apple bundle and sell networks at a discount, replicating a business model from the cable TV industry, one source familiar with the matter said.
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"We're taking and replicating strategies in mass incarceration that were used to lock up of people of color to disenfranchise them and here doing it to physically exclude people from the U.S.," she said.
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In an interview with Reuters he also said that if Britain was allowed to apply restrictions on benefits to EU nationals, it would raise "serious questions" about other large EU members replicating the move.
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"To even come close to replicating them, you would need to go to pretty much every major lender in the credit ecosystem and convince them to include you in their data provisioning," Thomas said.
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Officials in those states and cities are replicating the warnings voiced by those in New York: They need more protective gear for hospital workers, more ventilators, more hospital beds to meet the coming surge.
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Mr. Niccol is tasked with replicating his success transforming Taco Bell from a fast food afterthought to a social media-savvy company with sleek new stores and a hugely popular Doritos Locos Tacos product.
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Democrats were clear that they will not take Trump's snub personally, and instead, are focused on replicating the success they had in securing changes to the USMCA and translating those priorities into new deals.
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The same materials, listed 20 times, the stack of repeated words gesturing toward sedimentary time layers while also, in replicating the many hash marks on a compass, implying the unseen presence of a circle.
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Operational challenges aside, according to BoF, Outdoor Voices has had trouble replicating the kind of excitement that met its earliest offerings, including flattering, color-blocked athleisure wear, like leggings, sports bras, tees and tanks.
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In the third study, released by Emerging Infectious Diseases, a C.D.C. publication, the Zika virus was shown to be still replicating in the brains of infants days or even weeks after they were born.
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And like a potent internet meme, the idea is replicating itself: There's now a #GivingShoesDay, for shoe donations, and a #CUNYTuesday, a fund-raising drive for the City University of New York college system.
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Many of the Instagram stories we looked at before replicating the exercise with Hayes were shots of people milling around Times Square, including tourists, performers, and people who worked at businesses in the area.
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After the success of Seenigama, Gunasekera is now replicating the model across nine other locations in Sri Lanka, including areas in the north and east that were ravaged by a decades-long civil war.
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In this sense, it is almost more effective than just using bacteriophages as is, since researchers don't have to worry about the enzyme self-replicating in the body and producing unintended harmful side effects.
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A small group in neighboring Winston-Salem is looking into replicating the model, and Gentles said people from about a dozen places including Rhode Island and Georgia have reached out about creating their own.
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Most of the bills are now dead, but of those that did succeed—Oregon, Washington, and Vermont have each enacted net neutrality legislation—none are as thorough in replicating the Obama-era protections as California's.
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The experience is as close as I've ever come to digitally replicating paper, and after spending a lot more time with the tablet, it's already replaced most of the pens and paper on my desk.
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It's more like going back in time to pre-life Earth to see what conditions may have resulted in the earliest complex self-replicating molecules: the origin of the origin of life, if you will.
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It's a problem that has cropped up again and again in social science research, and that a growing number of scientists are trying to address by replicating studies and calling out errors on social media.
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If all you're doing is replicating, again, the same zip codes ... It's a fact that the Valley likes to ignore the majority of white women voted for Trump and everything that goes along with it.
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