And I actually got one, but thankfully my collagen reproduced.
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It's like seeing a great painting reproduced in a book.
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Manning's statement is reproduced in full below: I need help.
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Type 2 diabetes can be reproduced in any one patient.
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In a new culture of reproduced images, these things counted.
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And the man's own signature was reproduced beneath the demand.
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Blood and airflow are reproduced in the chip's tiny channels.
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The cocktail party was reproduced in miniature in Gary's eyeglasses.
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" The poster for the exhibition reproduced the painting "Russia, Awaken!
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Thiebaud has reproduced it in its entirety, down to the signature.
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To this day, it is widely reproduced on postcards and calendars.
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But some analysts question how easily that model can be reproduced.
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That way, I hope, these horrors won't be reproduced ever again.
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Front and back, the book is decorated with cheesy reproduced paintings.
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Reproduced in miniature, these ghastly holding cells lose their edificial power.
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"This result might be clinically meaningful if it's reproduced," he said.
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The same day, the details were reproduced on the website whatdoesitmean.
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"Artworks can be reproduced, while a human life can't," he said.
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How is violence reproduced within Mexican families, and echoed within communities?
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Having reproduced ourselves externally, we fall down on replicating ourselves internally.
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The president's pets have escaped into the city's waterways, and reproduced.
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His answers to our questions are reproduced below unedited and without emphasis.
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For 100 million years, all our ancestors reproduced basically the same way.
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The plan's retraction—and Conte's subsequent apology—are reproduced below in full.
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This image was reproduced for a cover of Collier's magazine in 1910.
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Reproduced correctly, it's an immersive experience and these headphones do it correctly.
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Banks, too, often fancy that success at home can be reproduced abroad.
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It will have to be reproduced before it's ready for clinical use.
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The setting of the picture (reproduced overleaf) is one Delhi's oldest structures.
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We found that the mice reproduced efficiently...and had similarly healthy offspring.
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Tin ceilings popular in the late 2000s are being reproduced in plastic.
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Watch the trailer above, then read Abigail Braun's full piece, reproduced below.
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Everywhere you look, it's like the stuff reproduced when you weren't looking.
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"That wall is reproduced everywhere inside of our American cities," Cruz said.
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Hearing his playing mechanically reproduced profoundly altered his sense of his sound.
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We reproduced the stage sound on the album and it was great.
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We have reproduced the readings for the three groups in this PDF.
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He translated the misogynistic passage into English and reproduced it in full.
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Some items were rescued and restored; others have been reproduced as copies.
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While three were reproduced in his Selected Poems (2014), most remain unknown.
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Or, humans might have reproduced faster than Neanderthals, multiplying and edging them out.
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In the first place, it reproduced Cope's Rule, a cornerstone of ecological theory.
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The interior, with its famous art collection and baroque decor, was also reproduced.
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We've reproduced them here in no particular order, and exactly as originally written.
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The problem has been reproduced by many of us here at The Verge.
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Even more saw her photographs reproduced in magazines and displayed in shop windows.
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Scientists also argued that some data, by its nature, can never be reproduced.
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"It needs to be reproduced in other populations by other scientists," he said.
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Entire sequences are reproduced from documentary footage that seem natural rather than staged.
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The S139N strain reproduced faster than the Cambodian strain and killed more cells.
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Through the power of electrochemistry, images were reproduced from one area to another.
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The article sought to critique the "white savior" narrative, yet reproduced its function.
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Third, all products can be reproduced if not perfectly copied with enough resources.
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We've reproduced them here in no particular order and exactly as originally written.
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The statement was reproduced constantly, eventually prompting a vague disavowal by Trump himself.
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One widely reproduced entry lists, in two vertical columns, Morton's enthusiasms and antipathies.
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It was reproduced in Esquire (where Campbell became a regular contributor) nine months later.
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While beautifully reproduced, the paintings lose nearly all their nuance of gradation and shifts.
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Since then, tech companies have reproduced the same pattern — they ache for the spotlight.
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It demands that every sensory experience, not just the taste, by reproduced practically flawlessly.
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" The analysis returned what the aquarium staff expected: confirmation that "Anna reproduced non-sexually.
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At its worst, Parks's and Ellison's damage imagery reproduced and reinforced invidious racial stereotypes.
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A third definition says that results don't have to be reproduced to be reproducible.
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Another researcher said they wouldn't believe the results until reproduced in their own lab.
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Given many visitors are familiar with her often-reproduced work in postcards, posters, etc.
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" More study is also need "to ensure these results can be reproduced and replicated.
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None of the more than 150 photographs Lubow mentions are reproduced in the biography.
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Then all his handwriting was digitally reproduced and put on all these wallpaper strips.
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The narrator starts reading these densely wrought "elegies," which are reproduced in the book.
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Equally fascinating — and quite telling — were the covers of Ferrante's novels reproduced as illustrations.
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The Cronut was fetishized, then scorned for being fetishized, then imperfectly and ubiquitously reproduced.
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Earlier roundups, he said, missed some birds, which then laid eggs and reproduced quickly.
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Prints of his photographs lined the cafe walls and were reproduced as place mats.
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These mistakes offer a learning experience that can never be reproduced in a classroom.
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It can be — and is — reproduced by anyone, at any time, for any reason.
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These slices are reproduced as successive layers of material until the final shape is complete.
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In an ideal case, a real hardware sensor's information could be reproduced using purely software.
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Ultimately, the Reproducibility Project: Cancer Biology has only reproduced five of the fifty planned papers.
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The text of the post is reproduced in full below, with some minor formatting modifications.
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" Loss, she writes in another section, is "structurally reproduced by a condition of careless wasting.
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To prove it he reproduced an example Xiaoice conversation: Xiaoice: Are you feeling better today?
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They were inconsistent in 1.12, and we've reproduced the exact inconsistency they had back then.
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Most of them are reproduced through Chinese video websites, not directly following your YouTube channel.
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If such benefits were reproduced at scale, NHS bosses would be dancing and singing, too.
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The picture is then scanned and reproduced onto the froth using a flavorless food coloring.
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The two others had recorded their parts on Disklaviers, which immaculately reproduced the pianists' performances.
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But their regulatory push threatens to create a "splinternet", with national borders reproduced in cyberspace.
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Rosenberg's image of the King has been reproduced on Sweden's five-krona coin since 19323.
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They share the ambition to develop integrated solutions that can be reproduced in all countries.
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I reproduced Chasen's and Musso & Frank for Hitchcock, so that was a whole other thing.
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Where Barthes's photographs are captioned and faithfully reproduced, Sebald's photographs have a fugitive, offbeat atmosphere.
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The restoration work has reproduced the plush red and black interior exactly as it was.
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They weren't necessarily reproduced in facsimile, but we were definitely using certain loops and sounds.
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In the 1880s, autotype was invented, allowing for photographs to be reproduced directly in newspapers.
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Mr. Coppola, who is 70, has reproduced about 110 stations on paper since he started.
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"END WHITE Supremacy," the piece blares, in reproduced black handwriting against a glowing red background.
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Unlike the unique painting by Warhol, Robbins produced kits that were reproduced in uncountable numbers.
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Greenberg later replied to PEOPLE's request for comment in a lengthy statement, reproduced here in part.
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You then gain access to a bright 10.1-inch display with animations meticulously reproduced from 2001.
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The single reproduced painting by Vivian Springford (1914-2003) makes me want to see more, too.
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But if a person just sells a one-time use download code, nothing is being reproduced.
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He wrote the introduction to the book published by the AP that reproduced the Warren Report.
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HDR in video, where those highly detailed images are then reproduced perfectly on very expensive TVs.
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Some of its actions, like sniffing another Aibo's butt, are so faithfully reproduced it's kinda freaky.
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The questions and replies are reproduced here in full, edited only for spelling and punctuation: 1.
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With Grove's total mastery of wood CNC, the ideal horn is reproduced exactly in the enclosure.
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The processes that brought about Democratic dominance in the Golden State are now being reproduced nationally.
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The Dartmouth investigating committee concluded that the figure in this case was reproduced without proper attribution.
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Over the years it has become one of the most reproduced images of that memorable moment.
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Violence does not need to be constantly repurposed, reproduced, and consumed; it needs to be stopped.
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The photograph has been reproduced as a stained glass mural that hangs in the university library.
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The photograph has been reproduced as a stained glass mural that hangs in the university library.
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When it's reproduced instead of produced on the spot, the music feels more distant, more detached.
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The only example in this style is more recent than the artist's most commonly reproduced works.
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Matthew Dessem reproduced the harrowing report from the scene written by civil rights icon W.E.B. Dubois.
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The original lenticular will be reproduced for the reissue, and that alone brings value for collectors.
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Voice of a 3,000-year-old mummy reproduced by 3D-printing a vocal tract Seriously, scientists.
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One of the things Cooper hates most about photographs is that they can be infinitely reproduced.
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His style has been reproduced widely, and that familiarity does give them some little added charge.
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The copyrighted material cannot be reproduced without a license—even if it's being given away for free.
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One example is scanning faces for human infrared signals, which wouldn't be reproduced in a VR system.
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Increasing the animal's own naturally occurring cannabinoids reproduced the effect—and blocking the receptor completely inhibited it.
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Can this model be reproduced to bring healthy, sit-down eating to other areas of the country?
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When the brand reproduced a cuff idea from the New York-based Pamela Love, Twitter went wild.
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It's with this blueprint that the item can be reproduced as many times as mistakes are made.
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As a reminder, we have reproduced below the guidance issued in 2014 in reference to those decisions.
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So it's not just an individual work which can be reproduced, but rather an artist's entire aesthetic.
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Because daguerreotypes were positive images on metal plates, they were one-offs that couldn't be photographically reproduced.
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That would require something more than just the long letters reproduced here, occasionally annotated with italicized commentary.
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It contains Gauguin's original handsome handwritten text, and all of Gauguin's sumptuous images are reproduced by collotype.
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"In over 8973 years of research, that study has never, ever been reproduced," Marcus told the women.
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The Met has reproduced the Sistine ceiling with an overhead light-box photograph, at one-fourth scale.
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This was a decisive advantage of using negatives — daguerreotypes could only be reproduced in engravings or lithographs.
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Most of our mainstream entertainment these days is of the digitized, repeatable variety, reproduced and mass marketed.
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Ever wonder if the Kama Sutra could be reproduced in Sharpie on the walls of a bathroom?
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"We have reproduced these issues internally and are making progress toward identifying the root cause," Shenoy wrote.
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That legislation aimed to preclude the E.P.A. from using any studies that could not be independently reproduced.
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There are also reproduced portions of "Christmas on Earth," the work for which she is best known.
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Then a car magazine in England reproduced a few of his pictures, and his click count soared.
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His animal sculptures, reproduced in the novel, recall the minimalist, pared-down human figures of Alberto Giacometti.
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The 69 images will also be reproduced in a limited-edition monograph with an essay by Kurland.
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The interview with Ellsberg, which has been reproduced below, has been lightly edited and condensed for clarity.
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"The show, overall is > will be devastating," O'Neil writes in a sketchbook page reproduced in the catalogue.
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And indeed, when the men were regularly active and ran, their bodies reproduced this same healthful effect.
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As such, spine surgeons have studied this and reproduced this as safe and reliable in certain patients.
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Flatter are the Polish artist Piotr Uklanski's reproduced stills from "Olympia," Leni Riefenstahl's notorious Nazi propaganda film.
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It's all machine parts, specifically reproduced elements of motor engines, such as drive shafts or cylinder heads.
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What part of these meanings are stereotypical and are stereotypes reproduced through the projects that are proposed?
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The trees on which the clones grew, Aiosa concluded, must have been illegally reproduced from the patented tree.
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The former accurately reproduced the actual events, in terms of the weather patterns, wind speeds and storm surge.
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Electronic signals could be more easily captured and reproduced, and they could appear with superior fidelity and resolution.
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Paragraphs from the original article are in bold, reproduced exactly as he wrote it, with the hyperlinks intact.
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The company's statement is reproduced in full below: We have preliminarily assessed the Wikileaks disclosures from this morning.
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Read the letter, reproduced in full, below: Dear President Walker: We the undersigned are Ford Fellows and allies.
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Wixen also alleges Spotify has "knowingly, intentionally, and repeatedly" reproduced those songs over the internet to California residents.
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"We reproduced the same kind of fracture patterns that we see on these mastodon limb bones," says Holen.
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The most reproduced artworks tend to also be the most valuable — think Monet's water lilies or Warhol's Marilyns.
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The message is reproduced in full below: In broad strokes, there's reason to be sympathetic with Wright's case.
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The contents of the emails between Staley and the prankster were reproduced on the newspaper's website in full.
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Sewell submitted his prepared opening statement to the panel earlier today, and it is reproduced in full below:
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One development asks if Nunn's idiosyncratic vision can be broadened; the other asks if it can be reproduced.
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Kate Davis, 18983, says the sunlight that bounces off museum walls and onto the art can't be reproduced.
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Scientists at the Florida Aquarium reproduced coral from the Atlantic Ocean in a lab for the first time.
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He wrote about his adventure at reddit, so it's anonymous and we haven't verified the responses he reproduced.
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The timbers — an estimated 220 large pieces — are each photographed, scanned and reproduced with a 3-D printer.
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BERLIN — Blurry selfies, pixelated screen shots, Photoshop disasters: Low-quality, mass-reproduced pictures flood our screens every day.
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Most of the nonfiction I remember from my childhood features poorly reproduced archival photographs crammed against dreary typefaces.
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When he was only 14, he contrived an airplane de-icer, which was reproduced in Popular Mechanics magazine.
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In their essay, McElwee and McDaniel graphed data documenting their findings, which is reproduced in the accompanying chart.
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Despite the hiccups, companies continue to rely on the batteries because they can be cheaply and reliably reproduced.
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A detail of "It Is So" (2014), reproduced on the cover of the show's catalogue, depicts lesbian cunnilingus.
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This will entail the selected person's face being reproduced on potentially thousands of versions of the robots worldwide.
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Art Deco building details have been reproduced and giant historical photos enliven the path to a security checkpoint.
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The eagle was reproduced by Mr. Rahim based on images he's seen of rugs inside the Oval Office.
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I've reproduced three examples here, but you should check out the full set of maps at his website.
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Having been been referenced and reproduced many times in more contemporary contexts, many of Lartigue's photos look familiar.
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It feels occasionally like I'm flicking through a photo album containing nothing but the same picture reproduced endlessly.
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It'd be a tiny drop compared to the thousands of buntings that have reproduced; there's never been so many.
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It is there on maps on the wall of nearly every classroom, and is reproduced in all Chinese passports.
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Andrew Walmsley, Chairman, Inskin Media A partial list of backers to date is reproduced below: Adam Fudakowski, CEO, Switchee
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Already, he's technically cost Downtown / Warner (Gnarls Barkley's label) $332 million in reproduced copies of "Crazy", but so what?
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The results are reproduced below, with the dependent variable the vote percentage obtained by Leave in the local authority.
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Then the masks were reproduced in a lighter combination of foam and fabric, which shipped with the final View.
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Unfortunately, the Flats grew and reproduced slowly, proved virtually impossible to cultivate in aquaculture equipment, and were soon abandoned.
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In the post, Bezos reproduced emails that appear to show associates of David Pecker—chair of American Media Inc.
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This example of the material isn't wired up, but does show some of the colors that can be reproduced.
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A 2012 study showed that up to 75 percent of published pre-clinical trial results could not be reproduced.
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He explains that the protein in your muscles is in a continual state of being broken down and reproduced.
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In fact, gun companies have long cut lucrative licensing deals with toy manufacturers allowing their products to be reproduced.
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" Sexual rejection can give off a psychologically very violent message—like, "Your body doesn't deserve to be reproduced with.
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These incredible works that have been reproduced thousands of times, I realized, started out as mere notes on paper.
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Sources of sound are also neatly and accurately reproduced, with the Hugo rendering a realistic and generously wide soundstage.
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Chicago-based web designer and artist Nicholas Rougeux has meticulously reproduced Byrne's edition of Elements as an interactive website.
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Reproduced across continents and centuries, Mercator's map reached generations of cartographers, explorers, historians, statesmen, scholars, writers, and armchair travellers.
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This population hasn't successfully reproduced since 2015, a direct result of the stresses they experience from myriad human causes.
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But in MPR's letter to its members, reproduced by Ryan on Twitter, the allegations against Keillor look very different.
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For his best-known work, "Under the Table" (1994), he reproduced his dining room table in comically huge dimensions.
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A debate that has — in a sad but predictable turn of irony — reproduced racism while denying it is prevalent.
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The idea of an authentic nineteenth-century ballet repertoire that might be accurately reproduced is a twentieth-century myth.
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The games you grew up with can now be easily reproduced, usually on better, smaller, or more efficient hardware.
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Pharos will provide access to images of all these works, including some that have not been reproduced in publications.
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Reproduced in these pages in vivid detail, these cheap editions are the neglected workhorses that underwrote Austen's enduring legacy.
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Also, there was that one Scrubs episode that essentially reproduced the MGM film within the halls of the series' hospital.
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The notes, copies of which were reproduced in the story, also proposed a two-track approach to punishing Russian dopers.
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Reproduced in various forms, the work is widely considered to be one of the best known images from British history.
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Their images were reproduced in cropped isolation next to the paintings as a way of spotlighting these frequently ignored figures.
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Here's the full text, reproduced verbatim: Reuters and Wired Magazine are reporting that the Japanese distributor of Pepsi, Suntory Ltd.
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This is the story reproduced by countless 19th century landscape artists: that Indigenous people ceded their lands to Western civilization.
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But that was not what the scan (reproduced here, with a scan of a normal brain below for comparison) showed.
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The letter is reproduced below in full:Google must remove Kay Cole James from its Advanced Technology External Advisory Council (ATEAC).
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Marrack reproduced Allison's experiment and got an exact hit on the protein Allison had identified—and only on that protein.
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Reproduced from GasBuddy; Chart: Axios Visuals GasBuddy is out with a look at average Thanksgiving gasoline prices in recent years.
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This is another tragic blow for the Southern Resident population, which has not reproduced a healthy whale in three years.
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This kind of wish-fulfillment is dangerous in fiction — it's a recipe for dense in-jokes and uncritically reproduced cliches.
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I was truly thankful to have a tool that so faithfully reproduced the lefts and rights, the dips and curbing.
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Written on a typewritten sheet and corrected by hand, Crichton's essay is reproduced by the catalogue in its unfinished state.
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In 2012, Amgen researchers reported that of 53 landmark results in academic oncology papers, only six could be reliably reproduced.
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Either it was missed in 2010 by contractors during the initial survey of the area, or the staghorn reproduced later.
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Yet Mr. Bowie's quintessential elegance — the seamless way he merged unruly passions and ideas with coolheaded calculation — couldn't be reproduced.
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None of the material in this series may be reproduced without an explicit credit to CNN and the Pulitzer Center.
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John Brown's raid and "Bleeding Kansas" produced — and reproduced — violence during the sectional crisis that led to the Civil War.
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Their version of "Skin" sees Charnley mirroring Boucher's vaporous falsetto, elsewhere, the electronics of "Genesis" are reproduced by layering instruments.
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In one corner, the historians who mounted the show have reproduced Page 6 from The New York Times of Oct.
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Researchers didn't even know how they reproduced until 2013: Unlike other salamanders, the males fertilize eggs externally, as fish do.
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He was surprised, he said, that he had to give permission for his work to be reproduced in the game.
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The much-reproduced "Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)" was one of the Met show's most admired paintings.
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Considering that $28 billion is wasted every year on studies that can't be reproduced, a reassessment of priorities is needed.
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The most frequently reproduced Greene photograph, "Banks of the Nile at Thebes" (1854), is a landscape image of remarkable beauty.
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Extending the logic of the diner transaction, he painstakingly reproduced British pounds, Swiss francs and American dollars, with quirky deviations.
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She opens several songs with her trademark sound effect, a reproduced kissy noise meant to represent feminine sass and poise.
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When I was a kid, my father gave me a book that had a painting of hers reproduced in it.
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Though the Post-Gazette refused to publish that one as well, it was reproduced widely through syndication and social media.
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Those [writings] have never been reproduced before, so it's great to see them—it's kind of the beginning of psychedelic literature.
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Mini-Europe is a tourist attraction in which Europe's landmarks and historical events are reproduced in a miniature, Legoland-style diorama.
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All of the mostly 22020th-century ukiyo-e woodblock prints that are reproduced in Thompson's book come from the MFA's collection.
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The law does not define blasphemy and evidence might not be reproduced in court for fear of committing a fresh offence.
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Dinos are birds' ancestors, after all, and were evolving things like changes in the way they walked and reproduced or flight.
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Fenton's images of the Crimean War were the first war photographs to be widely reproduced and viewed by the British public.
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Similarly, in the early 20th century, the model Audrey Munson's body was reproduced in iron and marble statues around the world.
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Author's Note: Excerpted from DORIE'S COOKIES © 2016 by Dorie Greenspan Reproduced by permission of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Rux Martin Books.
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It killed most of the moths, but those that survived the poison reproduced, and the population bounced back stronger than ever.
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The law does not define blasphemy and evidence might not be reproduced in court for fear of committing a fresh offense.
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You won't get more of anything with this system, but rather you'll get everything reproduced in a better and truer form.
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Now, Dalí cards are available to all in Taschen Books's reproduced edition of the deck, released in October of this year.
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Please read the rest of Greenaway's post here (noting that there are some words that can't be reproduced in The Times).
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There are also eight volumes of diaries and a composite scrapbook that, reproduced, weighs about 13 pounds and sells for $20013.
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Until now, adversarial images fell apart when they were printed out and reproduced, because the textures and pixel colorings shifted slightly.
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The centerpiece, Rainford's masterfully darkroom-concocted image "Portrait of Marcel Duchamp" (1945), is reproduced in the book in various gonzo versions.
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Below, paragraphs from the original article are in bold, reproduced exactly as they were published, with the images and hyperlinks intact.
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The country's pre-eminence stems from a long list of factors, only a few of which could be reproduced anywhere else.
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After studying a Hughes letter reproduced in the Newsweek article, Mr. Irving forged letters from Hughes to back up the story.
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The famous "Blue Marble" image — one of the most reproduced photographs in human history — came four years later, from Apollo 17.
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Generic versions of these drugs, called biosimilars because biological drugs often cannot be reproduced identically, are mostly still in their infancy.
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The images, produced for a traveling exhibition as UV prints on etched glass, are reproduced in the book conventionally, but beautifully.
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Mr. Selkirk painstakingly reproduced her complicated developing and printing methods, including her different ways of presenting the border of her images.
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The lawsuit argues, however, that "Sabrina" copies particular details from the Satanic Temple's Baphomet statue that have not been reproduced elsewhere.
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I illustrated this argument with a simple diagram (simple for economists - I told you this was wonkish), reproduced as Figure 1003.
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A hierarchical society that placed faith in marriage reproduced itself in stable novels that end securely in imagined marriage, gently offstage.
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But Mr. Rosenthal's picture became the most recognizable and reproduced photograph in U.S. history, and it won him a Pulitzer Prize.
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K irk : In this case, the simulator has reproduced exactly what did, in fact, occur, so I don't understand your question.
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Surviving letters from James to Andersen can get pretty steamy, though those reproduced in the show focus mostly on career advice.
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He totally reproduced the record, and kept working on it and working on it," co-producer Emile told Complex of "Runaway.
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Reproduced for the first time here with the permission of The Getty Research Institute, it is a highlight of the book.
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Leonardo found that this image was most often reproduced in a cropped version, showing two officers with batons hovering over King.
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The system, for example, requires parts of the RNA to be reproduced repeatedly so that the genetic sequence can be detected accurately.
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She still thought it interesting that the paper reproduced some other weird dense objects without event horizons that other scientists have theorized.
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Despite not having the proper licensing, the defendants are accused of having reproduced and distributed said recordings through TIDAL Music Service anyway.
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This story was originally published by the Guardian and The Correspondent and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration.
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Below, paragraphs from the original column are in bold, reproduced exactly as Mr. Kristof wrote them, with the images and hyperlinks intact.
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Below, paragraphs from the original piece are in bold, reproduced exactly as Ms. Sengupta wrote them, with the images and hyperlinks intact.
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While everyone else is toasting mom and dad, we thought we'd highlight a few famous folks who, for whatever reason, never reproduced.
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A hand-dyed printed cotton fabric, chintz was made in India to European tastes before British factories reproduced the patterns en masse.
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After years of captive breeding, scientists are now reporting that lab-grown corals have reproduced in the wild for the first time.
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Dorling Kindersley, a lawsuit over a series of Grateful Dead poster and ticket images that were reproduced in a book without permission.
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So, the team sequenced the E. coli DNA and ran the sequence through a computer program, which successfully reproduced the original images.
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This post was originally published on Snippets, a newsletter and blog from VC firm Social Capital, and is reproduced here with permission.
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Virtual spaces allow for this experience to be stored and reproduced; they allow for installations that you can hold in your hand.
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Originally reproduced in LIFE magazine, the image captures the film's audience gazing passively at the screen with the use of anaglyph glasses.
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The effects of some studies could not be reproduced, it seems, because the replication studies were not actually studying the same thing.
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They are anti-illustrative, not least because many of them are low-quality snaps, dingy, hard to decipher, and often atrociously reproduced.
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One of the oldest questions in jazz is what's improvised and what's composed — or, put another way, what's invented and what's reproduced.
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The answer is that senescence happens in a "selection shadow" -- that is, after organisms have already reproduced and passed on their genes.
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But the new measurement confirmed the old one with a "radically different" approach—and science is meaningless if results can't be reproduced.
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The body of work, which Efremova calls Destruction, displays one way to capture a unique moment that can never again be reproduced.
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Correction: In a stretch of transcript reproduced here, one paragraph was misattributed to Sanders, when in fact it had come from Clinton.
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These images, some of which are reproduced in "He-Men," show the men sitting atop the wood they had cut and bound.
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This history — and the current zoning map that The Times has reproduced — portrays a clearer picture of the housing shortage in California.
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On Saturday, the site reproduced images The Times had taken from the Facebook page, including pictures of the man and his daughter.
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Both books are honest and beautifully crafted, but it is through the students' writing — generously reproduced — that readers can learn the most.
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Oxitec's director in Brazil, Glen Slade, said the new facility took only five months to create and could quickly be reproduced elsewhere.
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He's very American: For me postwar America is about the way in which the industrial world is kind of reproduced in art.
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One of them, Roger Brown, painted a tribute to her that is reproduced in the Karma book, along with photographs of Abercrombie.
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In the 1960s, the Swedish company IKEA reproduced a classic Thonet shape, chair No. 18, a design similar to the cafe model.
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The best painting in the show is the most recent one, "Weed Picker" (2018), too new to be reproduced in the catalogue.
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I've reached out to the corresponding authors of all five of the reproduced studies and will update the post when I hear back.
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"The more ways you look at data, the more chances you have to find something that is unlikely to be reproduced," Magaret said.
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Without knowing it, Juaristi has reproduced the business model of internet advertising circa 20203, before Google's DoubleClick and programmatic advertising technology crushed it.
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Without knowing it, Juaristi has reproduced the business model of internet advertising circa 20203, before Google's DoubleClick and programmatic advertising technology crushed it.
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A team of scientists performed some genetic tests, and in a 2007 paper confirmed that, yep, one of the sharks had reproduced asexually.
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There are computer algorithms that strive to generate randomness, but these can often be cracked or reproduced, or require a non-random input.
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In an influential 2015 report, Nosek's team attempted to repeat 100 psychology experiments, and reproduced less than one-half of the original findings.
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The large pop-up window, reproduced here from Microsoft's own Windows 10 support site, looks like any other Windows operating system dialogue box.
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Not only does the replica include the stained glass and pillars as depicted on the show, the guy even reproduced the Iron Throne.
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The judge also found the article was "fair and true," because it just reproduced the dossier — it didn't express any opinions about it.
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"The reproduced work of art is to an ever-increasing extent the reproduction of a work of art designed for reproducibility," Benjamin writes.
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The bill reflects the rhetoric of science reformers who have been calling for increased data sharing to ensure scientific results can be reproduced.
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In multiple photos of Michele Doying, our stop-motion expert and post-production specialist, her pink hair gets reproduced super true to form.
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But the show also reproduced some movie moments, like good-girl Sandy's climactic transformation into a black-clad temptress, almost note for note.
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He reproduced each image and experimented with photographic collage by ripping, deconstructing, adding to, and removing information from each to create something new.
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Recreating them in your browser, then, means tearing apart one of the original devices so its behind-the-screen art can be reproduced.
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The eight-year-old ape was rewarded every time he reproduced the noise, including tone and pitch, made by one of the scientists.
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Reached for comment, Geofeedia CEO Phil Harris provided the following statement, reproduced in full: Update 9:02pm ET: Updated with statement from Geofeedia.
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Heartening pop music sloshes evenly over the shelves, on which just about every aspect of boring municipal life is reproduced in Lego form.
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"What is being done in Denmark cannot just be reproduced everywhere, because it's so small," says Laurence Boone, chief economist of the OECD.
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This article is website exclusive and cannot be reproduced without permission The views expressed in this article are not those of Reuters News.
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Again, Raymond's fly is yawning open; the neat script of his reproduced autograph on the card serves as a sort of cursive underline.
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He helped design the move list and did motion capture for the game, allowing for his real-world tricks to be digitally reproduced.
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Despite these premarital misgivings, they wed and dutifully reproduced, but this Beverly Hills housewife was never going to relegate herself to hostess duty.
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Often the original results cannot be reproduced, and the entire contentious process has been colored, inevitably, by generational change and charges of patriarchy.
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Weems reproduced the images, staining them blood-red and encircling the subjects so that they appear to be held captive by the lens.
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Those images helped create a virtual model that computer-assisted carving bots in Italy then reproduced to create a true-to-form replica.
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By casting her and Pierre in Whirlpool of Fate (1925), Jean reproduced his father's pattern of turning his art into a family affair.
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When reproduced as full-page or full-spread bleeds, the photographs lose their formal coherence and threaten to become something like ecological wallpaper.
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Coming up with a dynamical system where snapshots reproduced the sequence of numbers would provide that sort of road map, Dr. Furstenberg showed.
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In most tape-loop performances, novice listeners can tell the difference between what is being played live and what is being reproduced electronically.
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In one very spare drawing reproduced in Mayor's Congo catalogue raisonné, the artist seems to make an attempt at drawing a human face.
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"We have reproduced these issues internally and are making progress toward identifying the root cause," Intel's Navin Shenoy wrote in a post Wednesday.
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The continuously shifting array of "like" arrows emanating from you is reproduced billions of times across the planet and configured differently each time.
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Although, obviously, you can't recreate every nuance of Michelangelo's masterpiece, even small textures like the hair and muscle tone are reproduced quite well.
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While the platforms have been diligent at removing some English-language terrorist content, the same approach has yet to be reproduced in Arabic.
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This article is website-exclusive and cannot be reproduced without permission The views expressed in this article are not those of Reuters News.
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That melting pot operated in a particular economic, social and political context, and it is doubtful that those conditions can be reproduced today.
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Andy Warhol was fascinated by the concept that an image that could be reproduced in millions of versions, while Robbins fabricated this concept.
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And the results are not disappointing — every page, with its beautifully reproduced artworks and curling Dada fonts, is a feast for the eyes.
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Here is an image of the lint I removed from my coworker's phone, reproduced from above for dramatic effect: That's a lot of lint!!!!
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In 2015, the Center for Open Science's Reproducibility Project sought to replicate 100 psychology experiments — and reproduced less than half of the original findings.
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In 2005, Durant created "Proposal for White and Indian Dead Monument Transpositions, Washington DC," which reproduced monuments around the country commemorating Native American massacres.
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When I commented on the meaning of this cryptic message, he responded with the following message, reproduced here in full: I missed that one.
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"The gestural nuances of a conductor have been fully reproduced at a level that was previously unthinkable to me," Colombini said in a statement.
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Because they couldn't be reproduced, daguerreotypes were often seen as incidental to the truly important product, the lithograph, etching, or engraving made from them.
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"It matters because it's a way that inequalities get reproduced," said Breanna Perelli-Harris, an associate professor in demography at the University of Southampton.
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Those same owners likely dumped adult lionfish into public waters in the mid-1980s, and the species reproduced like gangbusters, with devastating ecological results.
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Now, for the first time, the mysterious manuscript, part of the special collections at Glasgow University Library, is being widely reproduced for the public.
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In the video, hackers claim to have reproduced the ransom message sent directly to HBO CEO Richard Plepler demanding money for the stolen data.
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In a short demo at SXSW, a developer hummed a few notes into a Samsung smartphone and they were perfectly reproduced on the screen.
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Kelly's lawyer previously addressed Avenatti's claims of a sex tape earlier this month in a lengthy statement provided to PEOPLE, reproduced here in part.
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A week after his death, Overbey's obit was reproduced in full, in a tweet from the GOP frontrunner, who has nearly 6 million followers.
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The carved porticoes that decorate the ceiling were later reproduced in another Gaudí design, Count Güell's palace in central Barcelona, the Palau Güell, Mrs.
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With her Manhattan dealer, Otto Kallir at the Galerie St. Etienne, she licensed her nostalgic works to be reproduced on textiles, tiles and dinnerware.
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The book's artwork, borrowed from Jim Kay's illustrated editions of the novels, integrates the Potterverse with the "real" magical artifacts reproduced in the book.
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The fare was a prototype: the kind of expensive, endlessly reproduced French cuisine that would rule in American cities for well over 100 years.
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"I do think that an original camouflage pattern could be copyrighted and then reproduced on backpacks, iPhone covers or a hunter's garment," he said.
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Leonardo's enigmatic, infinitely reproduced portrait of a woman thought to be Lisa Gherardini, the wife of a Florentine cloth merchant, is the star attraction.
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She intended it as a protest poster, a raised fist, and for a short time it was widely reproduced and distributed throughout Kuwait City.
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But he is working to shape it into pieces that can be more readily reproduced than those he makes from found treasure and trash.
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The draft letter is just one document reproduced in Woodward's latest work, "Fear: Trump in the White House," which available in bookstores September 11.
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"This was looking at how you could be proud of your job and want to have yourself reproduced in that way," said Ms. Barnett.
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In using nonsensical jargon to expose the hollow core of the global Big Ideas industry, Mendelsund has produced — or perhaps reproduced — something entirely satisfying.
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Festivalgoers were given a Google Nexus 7 tablet that reproduced the installation's appearance, with the 808's distinctive step sequencer below the visual elements.
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Although Degas had resisted having these sculptures reproduced in more permanent materials, his heirs had versions cast in bronze to preserve them after his death.
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The depth evoked by see-through walls — where the wall is a mechanism for viewing — is paradoxically flattened out and reproduced as image, as surface.
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To that end, we must put on the public Internet the data about the accidents so it can be analyzed, reproduced, tested and constantly improved.
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Later in life, as someone perceived male, I could see high school locker room behavior being reproduced as soon as women were out of earshot.
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In the popular imagination, the farmer is also white; think of Grant Wood's 1930 painting "American Gothic," reproduced over and over with only slight tweaks.
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The ads that got liked, shared, and retweeted the most were reproduced and redistributed based on where they were popular and who they appealed to.
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Ungaro also found that the BuzzFeed News article was "fair and true" because it just reproduced the dossier — it didn't express any opinions about it.
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These include a captive breeding program, which earlier this month announced that lab-grown coral have successfully reproduced in the wild for the first time.
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Some 14 hours later, Eichenwald issued a rambling, four-part tweetstorm explaining why the tab was open in the first place, reproduced in full below:Sigh.
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The latter work primarily exists as a single black-and-white photograph, reproduced for one of Art & Project gallery's renowned (and now highly coveted) bulletins.
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And LG just announced a new feature — according to a GIF posted to Facebook and reproduced below, the phone will have an "always-on" screen.
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While that might be fine for simple things like asking directions, real meaningful communication has layers of complexity that must be detected and accurately reproduced.
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But MIT professor Erik Demaine has spent nearly 20 years perfecting a highly-efficient algorithm that allows any 3D shape to be reproduced as origami.
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In some of his paintings, scenes are nearly perfectly reproduced, possessing a quality that makes them nearly indistinguishable from photographs when viewed at a glance.
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Forza Motorsport features the Circuit de la Sarthe, and it's reproduced faithfully enough that you can learn the sequence of turns and the braking points.
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Earthrise has become one of the most reproduced space photos in history, appearing on posters, US postage stamps, and even Time magazine's cover in 1969.
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On the one hand, dozens of newspapers carried reports of his presence at the conference and reproduced the grievances that he brought before the attendees.
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Let's Enhance's version has restored the smoothness of the lines, and even reproduced the reflection of the photographer in the blacks of the cat's eyes.
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You realize this only after you've gone a little nuts staring at the book's cover, and of course the effect cannot be reproduced in speech.
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In his versions — rendered on board in oils and enamels — the labels have been faithfully reproduced and the well-worn grooves painstakingly incised by hand.
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The paper on Mr. Muniz's boat reproduced a newspaper detailing the drowning of hundreds of Libyan migrants off the Italian island of Lampedusa in 2013.
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The photo was taken by Ron D'Raine for the West Australian newspaper and has since been reproduced countless times and is popular as a poster.
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VicRoads took issue with the signature, Mashable and The Age report, because it resembled an offensive image, but also because it could be easily reproduced.
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The text of Edward's novel-within-the-novel is reproduced in full, so we read it along with Susan, and experience her feelings about it.
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These models excavate more of Earth's material for building the moon, but the moon's orbit or Earth's spin aren't accurately reproduced without using convoluted workarounds.
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In another strange parallel, the crack cocaine epidemic—which leveled the black working class—was reproduced in the white working class as the opioid epidemic.
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Benson has since deleted his Twitter account, but the Secret Service reproduced the tweet targeting Trump and others vowing more general violence in the affidavit.
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To everyone's surprise, the design worked: when he added a second needle to retrace the marks in the paper, the vibrating diaphragm reproduced Edison's voice.
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A mutation that blocked the parasite responsible for malaria, for instance, could be engineered into a mosquito and passed down every time the mosquito reproduced.
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Its central piece, "Fire (America) 5" (2016), is an image of roiling flames reproduced on glazed ceramic — a material that is itself birthed in fire.
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That's for the best, overall; the early comics are an enjoyable mess, but Valkyrie's origin, for example, doesn't need to be reproduced for contemporary television viewers.
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According to the MIT researchers, the upshot — consistently reproduced across hundreds of experiments — is that we lose 50 percent of unrefreshed content knowledge every two years.
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Visitors will be able to experience "actual movie scenes through state-of the-art rides, attractions and reproduced streets and towns," according to a press release.
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Cars, cats, landscapes — all this stuff more or less fits the same paradigm of small, medium and large features that can be isolated and reproduced individually.
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Keenan: Just as a sidebar, I believe most if not all of the posts in question, the ones that drew litigation are reproduced in court documents.
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She was a master of sound effects, and most famously, reproduced the sound of a Coke bottle being opened to be used in Coca-Cola commercials.
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I've found myself delving deep into hardcore online communities to learn more about English language-friendly imports and full game translations printed on fan-reproduced cartridges.
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You don't have to be an adherent of Walter Benjamin's to believe that something fundamental is lost when reproduced in a photo or on a screen.
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He and his team of researchers are discovering a means by which hair follicles can be grown from skin cells reproduced in vitro in the lab.
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The company confirmed the recall in a press conference this afternoon in South Korea, and just issued a statement on the matter that we've reproduced below.
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During the demo, the robot immediately reproduced all of the operator's movements, deftly opening and closing its fingers, manipulating plastic blocks and grasping a rubber ball.
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Little is known about Carlile, the daughter of a Royal Parks official, who reproduced the works of the Italian masters in miniature and also painted portraits.
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Last week, scientists at the Florida Aquarium announced that they had successfully reproduced coral from the Atlantic Ocean in a lab setting for the first time.
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In a letter to investors that he reproduced in a LinkedIn blog post, Ahmadizadeh said the company initially grew fast, but wasn't able to maintain customers.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — John Lieb is back, and his Monday puzzle has a theme element that cannot be reproduced in the online versions or the apps.
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Before his death, one of the American officers, Prescott Currier, gave an account of the trip that was reproduced in the journal Cryptologia in July 1996.
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The Journal reproduced John's letter to Ron Santo in 1964 asking the Cubs third baseman to come to his eighth-birthday "pardy," with its priceless p.s.
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But across four years at Harvard I watched the freshman-fall patterns of the preppiest students get imitated, adopted and reproduced by, well, most of us.
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Four of the paintings and two of the drawings were reproduced in the monograph, and I wrote about one of the paintings, "Clasped" (2013), at length.
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The idea of all-female tribes that reproduced through sex with strangers and murdered their male infants sounds more likea paranoid male fantasy than historical fact.
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I felt the same disappointment with the reproduced images of paintings or photographs that are peppered throughout the exhibition's labels in place of the actual artworks.
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With figurative painting ascendant, exhibitions of the great German painter Max Beckmann (1884-1950), are always inspiring; especially those that include rarely exhibited or reproduced works.
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Rita Gonzalez, who also organized the exhibition, said the curators had originally planned to bring the reproduced museum the conventional way: in a crate, by air.
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Reproduced from "Life's Great Question: Discover How You Contribute to the World" by Tom Rath, 2020, Silicon Guild, Arlington, VA. Copyright © 2020 by Tom Rath.
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Howard has already reproduced the vocal tracts of living people, including his own, using this same method and found that the sounds produced were very realistic.
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Although the stripped-down systems here can seem dry to the uninitiated, the books show how simple ideas can be exponentially expanded (and reproduced and disseminated).
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CAVIAR KASPIA This restaurant, which has graced the Place de la Madeleine in Paris for 90 years, is being reproduced as a pop-up until Feb.
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Warehouse & Co. reproduced its line, the Duckdigger, from work wear found in the 19th century in a ghost town in the American West, Mr. Fujiki said.
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The signal traveled via radio waves to a receiver with its own Nipkow disc rotating in sync with the original, allowing the initial image to be reproduced.
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" There's more to Spence's memo, reproduced below, including a need to have "bias to action" when it comes to dealing with those issues and "more product innovation.
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The discovery that the genetically distinct Neanderthals and Denisovans had also reproduced with one another raised the question of whether their interbreeding had been a regular affair.
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When people at the club didn't confront Weinstein, they felt that the same attitudes that allowed Weinstein's behavior to go unchecked were being reproduced in the bar.
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Outside eyes review papers their peers wrote before those papers get published, results must be reproduced to establish truths, and even then, stuff can still contain mistakes.
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Reproduced from 'Tech Adoption Climbs Among Older Adults' Pew Report Why it matters: Despite these milestones, seniors still report feeling disconnected from the internet and digital culture.
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ESA claims it has reproduced this problem through computer simulations, but we won't know the full extent of the failure until a report is released early 2017.
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In 2015, for example, over 200 researchers in the field repeated 100 published studies to see if the results of these could be reproduced (only 36% could).
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Notably, "Big Ox," the large and frequently reproduced work from this series, is the first painting one sees upon entering the museum, introducing and announcing the exhibition.
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" Ultimately, Sempsrott said, Eden's story is "remarkable" and one he hopes can be reproduced, "because this was an otherwise very common, hopeless, severe brain damage drowning story.
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The problem is that there are so many factors that can lead to a given outcome that achievements really only have value if they can be reproduced.
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One tweet supposedly from the Florida school by a user named "Heather" has been widely reproduced online, as in this Slate piece, but its authenticity seems questionable.
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And you have to work out what can be reproduced night after night for months or years on end, how far you can physically push the dancers.
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Read the piece, reproduced below in full, perhaps using a highlighter to color-contrast the parts where he mocks the work with those where he defends it.
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Everything else — the furniture and fabrics, the floral lampshade, the Bakelite phones, the refrigerator-size speakers — has either been reproduced or sourced at auctions of 1960s memorabilia.
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Charlotte's 18163 pencil portrait of Zenobia Marchioness Ellrington, one of her Glass Town characters, is accompanied by a pungent quote, reproduced on a wall of the exhibition.
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Of the 10 Deakin photographs reproduced in the catalogue's two-page spread, the only one that doesn't show Freud's face is the one that caught Johns's eye.
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They borrowed techniques from researchers at the Horniman Museum and Gardens in London, who reproduced Pacific coral species in the lab for the first time in 2013.
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While the data against which they tested their simulations was the same from which they devised their model, the simulation reproduced a broad array of observed behaviors.
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Yes, surfing might now become "mainstream," with Slater's magic wave reproduced in pools across the planet, but that is the last thing that most actual surfers want.
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Commanders and troops on the ground, in contact with an enemy, have a "feel" for the complexities of the battlefield that cannot be reproduced by a machine.
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It is reproduced large on a text panel here, reprised in two of Manet's etchings and there is so much else here you may not miss it.
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Images by Tanu Gago, reproduced fromTakatapui: A Place of Standing, edited by Jordon Harris and published by the New Zealand Aids Foundation in collaboration with Oratia Books.
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Her tabletop versions were molded and coded, then fed through Powermill, a digital milling program, to a robot that reproduced the shapes from bricks of Portuguese cork.
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To solidify this link, Stanislav Smirnov, a mathematics professor at the University of Geneva, created a set of Turing equations that reproduced the cellular automaton behavior observed.
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He then reproduced their hilariously impertinent scrawls in paint and oil stick on canvas, turning Malcolm X, for instance, into a blue-lidded, fuchsia-lipped drag queen.
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Mr. Modamani's lawyer argued that his client would continue to be a victim of libel until Facebook used its algorithms to prevent the image from being reproduced.
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Because it can be widely reproduced, printmaking is an ideal medium for political and social content, and a few works engage with issues that remain timely today.
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He proposed a new rule that would require the scientific studies used by his agency to be available for public inspection and be able to be reproduced.
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Yours, very sincerely and respectfully, A. Lincoln The letter resonated with a weary population divided by war, and was quickly reproduced in other newspapers across the North.
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Another common trait you'll find among these headphones is that when a design is good, it's either kept unchanged for a long time or it's reproduced across models.
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I've reproduced it in full below, but the gist is that Kelly first badgers Christie, telling him he should support a policy that orders police to target Muslims.
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They also found -- and reproduced -- stunning newspaper photographs of massive numbers of women parading in neat lines in places like New York's Fifth Avenue, all in white dresses.
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Announced at E3 on Thursday, the re-release is the latest from Nintendo's Arcade Archives series, and sees the 1981 game reproduced in all its maddeningly difficult glory.
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Van den Berg can even be seen in a Nuro team photo that was shot in June and reproduced in Nuro's Safety Report, wearing a Nuro T-shirt.
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The material was embedded into a simple flag and when fed a signal from an iPad passed through an amplifier, the fabric reproduced the sounds with remarkable clarity.
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Kosinski came to suspect that Kogan's company might have reproduced the Facebook "Likes"-based Big Five measurement tool in order to sell it to this election-influencing firm.
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To see how often the results of published studies can be reproduced, a coalition of researchers worked together to repeat 100 studies recently published in major psychology journals.
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A 2015 analysis concluded that as much as 89 percent of animal studies could not be reproduced, a fundamental step used to confirm the validity of scientific results.
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Erica, a week before her due date, sends Heti a picture of a painting by Berthe Morisot (reproduced in the novel) of a mother leaning over a cradle.
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But the real standouts are the women, with their colorful skirts and dresses made from wax print fabric, or more likely a digitally reproduced knockoff called fancy fabric.
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In the beginning, I just reproduced what I had learned in other cuisines, especially in the three-star restaurant Oud Sluis in the Netherlands, which has since closed.
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We don't know if it's universal and encoded in our genes, specific to some cultures or situations, or even definitively true without results that are reproduced several times.
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By tuning the correct parts, Continental reproduced the experience of a top-of-the-line audio system — which can exceed 20 pounds — with parts that weigh just two.
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The museum also has a room of first ladies in painstakingly reproduced inaugural gowns who are, for some reason, about a third of the size of their husbands.
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The handsome volume in which the maps have now been reproduced includes contemporaneous pictures—faces smiling out from the squalor, or scowling—plus extracts from the investigators' notes.
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But not before surgeons at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, without her knowledge or any compensation, harvested some of her malignant cells, which reproduced, indefinitely, outside her body.
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The woodcuts that he'd had made of the creature were now of no use to him, he said, so he'd allow them to be reproduced, free of charge.
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By the early 19803s Dr. Cade and associates had successfully bred peregrine falcons in captivity, and by 21980 falcons released in the East had reproduced in the wild.
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This is certainly true of the Black Panther Party, whose iconic logo, striking uniforms, and bold visuals reproduced in their popular newspaper were all inseparable from their message.
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After about two months of silence, the responses sent by the two museums — obtained by Hyperallergic and reproduced in full below — date to the same day, May 20.
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That thought would have pleased Israel, who was proud of how aptly she'd reproduced the voices of some of the most vibrantly clever writers of the 20th century.
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One wall of the show is called "The Life of an Image" and it is 40 years of "Molotov Man" being reproduced under very different types of conditions.
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"[T]he decor was familiar to the point of strangeness: hyperfamiliar, you might say today," the artist Allan McCollum noted in 1999, a quotation reproduced in the catalogue.
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ART GALLERY – DAY, 25 artists have sourced, reproduced and created artworks in response to a history of art seen across classic movies, science fiction, pornography, musicals, and soap operas.
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This is why we get grossed out when skin tones are reproduced too poorly on a TV or the green of grass seems unnaturally too green in an image.
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So not only does the body and face move like the source video, but every little nuance of expression is captured and reproduced using the target person's own expressions!
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Digitized by the American Antiquarian Society, the 225 vintage images were intended for non-Native audiences and were reproduced in government reports, illustrated newspapers or mounted on stereo cards.
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In "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction", published in 1935, Walter Benjamin, himself a Berliner, noted how an artwork lost its "aura" by being reproduced.
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To gauge how well these speakers reproduced music I picked songs I knew like the back of my hand from a variety of genres to test specific frequency ranges.
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Her photos—along with reproduced company literature, found object,s and family mementos—create a strangely personal, honest, and childlike view of a place that, to most, seems bizarre.
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That's a much more convincing threat than one from a group of researchers only claiming to have reproduced the methodology — and CCC's demonstration was over two years ago, too.
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But the toads didn&apost just devour the beetles — they also reproduced like mad, to the detriment of native fauna that tried to eat them, Live Science previously reported .
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When the transplantation finally succeeded, the DNA at the cell's heart had been human-designed and human-assembled, but the cell divided and reproduced as if it were natural.
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People agreed with Scott's plan — one man passionately demanded the design be reproduced in the thousands — but acknowledged that bureaucratic hurdles and donors will likely stand in the way.
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The General Court of the European Union ruled against Dyson in November 2015, saying that it had not shown a laboratory test could be reproduced with dust-loaded bags.
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Their patterns derive from bandannas — one belonged to Ms. Mays's great-grandmother, another to Georgia O'Keeffe — whose decorative forms are reproduced via pinpricks in the obscurity of the darkroom.
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Today, the Chicago slaughterhouse is a thing of the past, but many of its features persist in the globalized trade in beef, which has reproduced them around the world.
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A draft, which seems to have been adopted without alterations, is reproduced in the official history of BP ("The History of the British Petroleum Company", Volume 19903, Bamberg, 21990).
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These ancient humans had babies with the ancestors of present-day Africans, much as Neanderthals reproduced with the ancestors of modern Europeans, wrote geneticists Arun Durvasula and Sriram Sankararaman.
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Studies since then have shown that stocks with easier-to-read ticker symbols have greater liquidity and trading volume, though the results of the broader research haven't been reproduced.
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"Daniel in the Lions' Den" is probably the most reproduced work in the show — on posters all over town, in advertisements for Early Rubens, and in articles about it.
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Because the photos are taken on direct-positive silver gelatin photo paper, rather than as a negative image onto film, "you get something that can't be reproduced," she said.
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Depending on the size and shape of the object, and the complexity of the colored design being reproduced, the activation process can take anywhere from 10 to 40 minutes.
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Oh, and the slash, which you might remember is supposed to be in the puzzle instead of a circle but cannot be reproduced electronically, is part of the revealer.
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There's quite a bit of work reproduced in Linda Goddard's "Savage Tales," though mostly of a kind we seldom see in museums: his illustrated journals, political satires and books.
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And Venezuela's opposition held up the images of the burning aid, reproduced on dozens of news sites and television screens throughout Latin America, as evidence of Mr. Maduro's cruelty.
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One possible explanation, Professor Shapiro said, is that there has been such abundant rain and plant growth in Southern California that the butterflies have settled down and reproduced there.
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There are two types: Santos (images of saints), which were reproduced for home devotion; and ex-votos, made in gratitude for a saint's protection and donated to the church.
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Warhol was fascinated by this concept of an image that could be reproduced in millions of versions (and turned his fascination into an icon) while Robbins fabricated this concept.
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Tucked away from the tourist traps and the same old stories that are endlessly reproduced about Cambodia, an art school has been cultivating new forms of creativity since 2008.
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Comprising 50 prints that reproduced the artist's most significant paintings from 1898 to 1913, Das Werk was published by Viennese art gallery Galerie Miethke in an edition of 300.
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He also translated Thomas More and wrote a book on dreams that describes the Spanish reality with a clarity, cruelty and imagination that I think has not yet been reproduced.
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According to a source familiar with events, the original paper was reproduced at the NSRL and given a new date of October 212th, 223, the day of the retirement party.
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The scientists behind this are excited as it's the first time this effect has been reproduced in a lab environment similar to the lower reaches of the icy giants' atmospheres.
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Some have since been reprinted, but Taschen recently reissued a collection of seven, each reproduced to hew as closely as possible to the originals in format, dimension, and paper stock.
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He spent his adolescence in Cuba, where he studied photography with Alberto Korda, whose 1960 portrait of Marxist revolutionary Che Guevara became one of the most reproduced images in history.
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Perhaps "Watchmen" TV creator Damon Lindelof felt something similar, since he said last year that the comics "will not be retread nor recreated nor reproduced nor rebooted" on the show.
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Also featured in the show is "Daybreak," a 1923 print not in a calendar series, which was Parrish's most reproduced image of the 1920s era, according to a wall text.
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Even one instance where a cutscene wouldn't trigger, causing a main objective to remain inoperable, turned out to only be the result of an abstruse conditional, reproduced two decades later.
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In the same episode, he takes the famous yearbook picture — reproduced in every tabloid — in which his open shirt reveals toned abs (he was voted "Most Likely to be Remembered").
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All materials herein are protected by United States copyright law and may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, displayed, published or broadcast without the prior written permission of CQ-Roll Call.
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The letter is reproduced below in full:Dear Satya Nadella and Brad Smith,We are a global coalition of Microsoft workers, and we refuse to create technology for warfare and oppression.
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In a Davos exhibit last month, Heather Dewey-Hagborg presented two life-size 3D-printed models of Chelsea Manning's face, reproduced from her DNA using a scientifically dubious phenotyping process.
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"Birth is not a beginning, death is not an end," the artist wrote in his journal (reproduced in Bill Viola by John G. Hanhardt), reflecting on 4th-century Chinese philosophy.
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Romesberg's team, after years of work, synthesized a third pair—X and Y—and inserted it successfully into the code of a bacterium, which then reproduced, maintaining its synthetic code.
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First, it didn't account for expected failures; it also relied on poorly-reproduced studies with small samples; and because the selection process for repeated studies wasn't blind, it biased results.
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However, basic income here is essentially a method of ensuring that labour is reproduced within a job market not totally unlike today's, but with just a bit less work (maybe).
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Human testing could happen within five years However successful, these experiments are still limited in number, and will need to be confirmed and reproduced in large-scale studies with animals.
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Norm Paris's "Cards," a wall hanging, consists of faded glories: baseball and football cards that he has scratched, whited out, drawn over or sometimes reproduced as skeletal or robotlike sketches.
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Epidemiological studies, like those examining the effects of contaminants, often rely on personal data that researchers agree to keep private, and they can't be reproduced since they only happen once.
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In an effort to educate students about the mural's history and head off any controversy, the complete mural scheme was reproduced in miniature above an informational panel outside the classroom.
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The most effective 3D printing labs in fact work in tandem with visible art — original or reproduced — in order to show students the relationship between objects and their replicated form.
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As the graph above, reproduced for the company's IPO filing, shows, people used the lenses less when a fee was added, and significantly more when they all became free again.
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At the "Corpus Baselitz" exhibition currently on view in Colmar, France, one finds paintings of the same falling bodies reproduced on the curtains for the Munich "Parsifal" are on view.
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In response, Rodu and an economist at his university reproduced the study, taking that variable into account, and determined that e-cigarettes could not be "independently associated" with more smoking.
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In response, KeyMe said that people trying to gain access to their key data at a kiosk would be required to scan a fingerprint before a duplicate could be reproduced.
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At one point the elaborate tattoos on his back, arms and torso were reproduced for a long-sleeved shirt, which was said to have sold in the hundreds of thousands.
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A different kind of artist also used Mr. Heath's drawings for reference: Lichtenstein, whose Pop Art paintings in the early 21960s reproduced and altered images from comic books and advertisements.
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Because many of the portraits were intended for promotional purposes, reproduced on book covers or whatever, Ms. Sherman favored the bust-length head shot, though found considerable variety in it.
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Organized by researcher Stefanie De Winter of KU Leuven, the display comprised two small galleries with original and reproduced Frank Stella paintings, and an additional control set of painted panels.
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Through splendidly reproduced photographs, daguerreotypes, postcards and advertisements, Cuba – Havana in particular – is seen as a somewhat swinging, open-to-all cosmopolitan hotbed of entertainment, elegance, and boundless cultural production.
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Referring to scientific illustrations for reference, Séguy reproduced 81 butterflies within 16 compositions, as well as four additional plates of decorative patterns inspired by butterfly wings, using the pochoir technique.
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The Polaroid is ephemeral: each photo is unique and cannot be reproduced (at least not in the same way other film can), like the very moment in time it registers.
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"My perspective is, let's take the old science, where 20 publications have reproduced the findings, and rather than push it forward, let's just make it free," Mosa explains of their approach.
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The historical simulations of those devotions may well prove one of the more popular aspects of this core upgrade, given the variety and energy of the primitive practices so painstakingly reproduced.
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Often, presentations of the comparison between wages and productivity, as in this much-reproduced graphic, use a higher inflation measure to adjust wages than productivity and thus produce a misleading impression.
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The smart home landscape is still a mess, and Wink's solution for it — tie together multiple standards — is functional but inelegant; not to mention something that can be reproduced by competitors.
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The University of Michigan's team reproduced error messages, or signs of a problem, which Muddy Waters cited as evidence of a successful "crash attack" into a home-monitored implantable heart device.
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Photographs made a claim for unmediated truth—"this building I believe to be the first…to have drawn its own picture," wrote Talbot—and they could be cheaply reproduced and circulated.
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Related: NSFW Propaganda Paintings Probe the Politics of the Female Nude [NSFW] Sex and Violence Reproduced in Detail with a Ballpoint Pen [NSFW] A Photographer Depicts Men at Their Most Vulnerable
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This article is website-exclusive and cannot be reproduced without permission.) (Editing by Blassy Boben) Editing by Blassy Boben The views expressed in this article are not those of Reuters News.
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Newhouse ably balances discussion of details—Piano's abstract, balletic sketches are reproduced here along with handsome aerial photographs of the site—with the drama of the financial stakes and personalities involved.
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Reproduced from Pitchbook's Universities Report Stanford University (yet again) topped Pitchbook's annual ranking of undergraduate colleges producing the most tech entrepreneurs who've raised venture capital between 2006 and August 15, 2017.
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After the collages were destroyed, Man Ray reproduced them as screenprints, which now hang in the gallery next to a replica of the rotating device made with reproductions of the prints.
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If the music can be reproduced digitally because it's just sound that you play through headphones or speakers or whatever, then we should all be able to have access to that.
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His career has lasted four decades, from the days of the Bill Watts' and Jim Crockett's Southern style to his iconic, never to be reproduced calls from WWE's Attitude Era days.
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Those photographs that are out in the garden of the family home and start falling over — a lot of those photographs have been reproduced and are also in the other properties.
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A companion show at the ICA LA faithfully reproduced Grandfather: A Pioneer Like Us (1974), a deeply personal examination of the life and work of his grandfather Etienne, a noted hairdresser.
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When men were depicted, as in the case of nigao-e (women were forbidden to take the stage), they were often individualized, with characteristic large ears or asymmetrical eyes clearly reproduced.
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Related: Classic Pen-and-Ink Drawings Explore Themes of Isolation [NSFW] Sex and Violence Reproduced in Detail with a Ballpoint Pen Watch A Cerebral Animation Illustrated With Ink, Coffee, And Whiteout
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She was also surprised by how many collectors, particularly white collectors, contacted her and her co-author, Deborah Willis, about photographs they owned, but did not want reproduced or even described.
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The piece, based on ubiquitous shelving units found in storage spaces at ethnographic museums, holds reproduced amulets that were taken out of the country; there are also video and sound components.
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The resulting hand-colored maps are reproduced in CHARLES BOOTH'S LONDON POVERTY MAPS (Thames & Hudson, $100) on thick, creamy paper and augmented with both modern commentary and excerpts from Booth's notebooks.
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Most people have never heard of Spencer, or the early anthropologists like Morgan, Tylor and Frazer, but their theories permeate the "common sense" that is reproduced in games, television, books etc.
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The sittings for Alexandre's painting — a triptych — not only inspire Louis to take up writing again (his journal entries are reproduced in the novel) but also appear to rejuvenate him spiritually.
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They, with the associated demonstrations of the mechanisms by which they are construed and reproduced, are indispensable, and they may indeed override all or some other forms of difference and similarity.
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This swank book was purchased by the art historian Gerald Reitlinger, but in the spring of 26 Spare produced another, similar volume, A Book of Automatic Drawings, which has been reproduced.
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