We should be defanging the snake instead of reproducing it.
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China's internet battle is rapidly reproducing itself in Southeast Asia.
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"lesser" whites could be prevented from reproducing, then whiteness would
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But reproducing those conditions in his parents' house proved difficult.
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But they've had questions about plants reproducing through seed dispersal.
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The bacteria are alive, though unusually shaped and reproducing slowly.
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Animals can't breed properly, and humans also have trouble reproducing.
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The species may stop reproducing, but who the hell cares.
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This is an example of androgenesis, or males reproducing without females.
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There's a certain kind of romanticism about these women reproducing whiteness.
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Ellison's warped looking glass, capable of reproducing as much harm and
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Cancers are basically cells reproducing wildly, producing tumors that grow unchecked.
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In good light, both cameras are good at reproducing bright colors.
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The price is roughly $25, or the cost of reproducing materials.
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They are effectively reproducing real women, complete with everything, except autonomy.
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Much of the river is considered a naturally reproducing trout fishery.
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The eugenics crusade provided a monstrous answer: Ban them from reproducing.
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Under less ideal conditions, the gopher frogs have a hard time reproducing.
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The fantastically intricate task of reproducing the eleven stones took five years.
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But these particular crabs weren't responding to food, or migrating, or reproducing.
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The reptiles, which can live well into their 70s, are also reproducing.
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These layers keep out most oxygen, preventing insects from surviving and reproducing.
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In that, games are also reproducing a pernicious aspect of Western culture.
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This does not mean that I am reproducing the idea of war.
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Sexually reproducing animals may be better at fighting off diseases, for example.
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But Wasniowski and his colleagues found that the hive also stopped reproducing.
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He wanted to keep reproducing them because he was enamored of them.
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Reproducing this way would be, in effect, the closest sort of inbreeding imaginable.
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Why do women, unlike most female mammals, stop reproducing decades before they die?
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Suddenly everyone is Instagramming from the same place, reproducing the same cliche images.
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The FBI should know that Nintendo's handheld wasn't capable of reproducing color graphics.
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But they become expensive guests, reproducing rapidly and snacking on other tank inhabitants.
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"You don't see a lot of recent migrants arriving and reproducing," he said.
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Some species sold as captive-bred are notoriously difficult to coax into reproducing.
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That means there are fewer animals reproducing and makes the population more fragile.
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And after reproducing the issue, we can confirm that the fix worked for us.
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Evolutionary biology tells us this story: everything evolved to make us better at reproducing.
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Or maybe I should be reproducing in order to leave some kind of legacy.
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Together, the layers keep out most oxygen, which prevents insects from surviving and reproducing.
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What we do does not have to be reproducing (white supremacist heterosexist capitalist) patriarchy.
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It features 25 of her designs and step-by-step guides to reproducing them.
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In this context, it really makes it seem like pandas are terrible at reproducing.
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Therefore, its occurrence is arranged for the convenience of the reporting or reproducing media.
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And this effect was more marked when the grandmother was no longer reproducing herself.
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This program helps to understand migration patterns, life cycle, and where these sharks are reproducing.
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The episode where the Enterprise crew is bewitched by cooing, rapidly reproducing balls of fur.
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Trouble with reproducing laboratory results is not confined to mouse studies, or even to biology.
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That number is likely to shrink further, as Lebanese Muslims are younger and reproducing faster.
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Monitoring these factors can tell scientists about the probability of the whales surviving and reproducing.
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They are twigs on the tree of life whereas sexually reproducing species form its branches.
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Some structures found at autopsy showed that the virus was reproducing in the fetus's brain.
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In the second stage, the virus keeps reproducing, but the person doesn't experience any symptoms.
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Reproducing in a laboratory doesn't sound very sexy, but it's a big accomplishment for coral.
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In a way, aren't you reproducing common stereotypes about femininity and masculinity by doing this?
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Researchers worry that reproducing females are aging out of the population, and won't be replaced.
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"The thought of them breeding and reproducing is fun to think about," Dr. Gatesy said.
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With Muslim men taking multiple wives, the Rohingya are reproducing faster than Myanmar's majority Buddhists.
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Quick reproducing insects may be able to rapidly adapt to such temperature spikes, he said.
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Instead of tuna, eat sardines and anchovies — those little ones that are reproducing super-quickly.
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Still, insofar as anyone can guess the motives behind such nihilistic acts of desecration, they seem to be aimed not so much at the person of Mary as against the very idea of artistically reproducing a holy person, or indeed artistically reproducing any human being.
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This cures (ie, solidifies) a corresponding volume of the polymer, reproducing the image in perfect detail.
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"Really, genetic carrier screening can be helpful for any human who's thinking of reproducing," Sagaser says.
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It just goes to show that some rather advanced asexually reproducing species can do just fine.
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Because of increasing life expectancy and falling fertility rates, people are reproducing less and living longer.
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The grungy spadework of reproducing other research still isn't rewarded by journal editors and tenure committees.
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HIV drugs could help treat the coronavirus because they stop viruses from reproducing inside the body.
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Then, by reproducing the pattern using an EFF tool, you can easily find its identifying features.
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The creatures would then seep out and begin reproducing, "happy as pigs in mud", he says.
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Why is an app called 1967 in a roundup about reproducing the look of the 1990s?
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The median age of a Hispanic woman is 27… we are not reproducing ourselves, the birthrates.
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White supremacy has undergone different iterations and elaborations, but it's still white supremacist power reproducing itself.
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It just keeps going, and keeps reproducing, until some accident or predator gets hold of it.
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The nonnative species knows how to fight or avoid its predators, and is good at reproducing.
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Trends keep reproducing themselves but they slowly evolve each time a decade comes back in vogue.
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Dr. Worsley and her colleagues are reproducing the evolution of the bacteria living on the ants.
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Female killer whales typically start reproducing at age 15, and stop in their 30s and 40s.
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In her most recent study Dr. Culler looked at how successfully mosquitoes were reproducing in Greenland.
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This is known as an "intercept-resend" attack and it means reproducing a seemingly unadulterated quantum state.
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It's also why we like displays with more blue in them—even when they're inaccurately reproducing colors.
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If we keep reproducing this kind of toxic work environment, that's what we're going to keep getting.
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It's hard to imagine the HomePod reproducing the Hi-Fi's thumping sound in such a small enclosure.
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They wound up thriving and reproducing even more, and are now quickly spreading across and beyond Europe.
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If not, we risk producing and reproducing stereotypes, generalizations, and inequalities that can be weaponized against us.
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The virus develops a latent stage, in which it lies dormant in an infected cell without reproducing.
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He starts his process by photographing his subjects, primarily women, and reproducing the images through screen printing.
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In order for traffic models to be reliable, they must do a good job reproducing user behavior.
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Another thing I really love is the independence I have in making and reproducing my own work.
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"The detail I'm reproducing here is a graveyard of scattered brush hairs And other detritus," says Elkins.
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Without them, those trees would have difficulty reproducing and forests would lose their best carbon-storing trees.
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Sexually reproducing species mix their genes together into new combinations, increasing their odds of developing a defense.
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All cancers begin with a cell that goes wild, reproducing endlessly and creating masses of identical cells.
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Are we merely reproducing privilege or is there something to salvage in the system we have now?
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Female killer whales typically stop reproducing in their 30s or 40s, but can live into their 90s.
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The people reacting to the fart rewind the clip, and replay it, reproducing the same little squeak.
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Reproducing unique concepts for mass use, offering conspicuousness and distinctiveness, for the purpose of integration and acceptance.
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Researchers take an experiment that's already been done, and test whether its conclusions hold up by reproducing it.
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"Almost from the beginning of pornography, medicine is tasked with reproducing a more respectable pornographic image," he says.
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When enough beetles lay their eggs, reproducing in even greater masses, the trees become deprived of necessary nutrients.
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Mallin said media or advertising companies would have a hard time ever reproducing this type of fervor organically.
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This wouldn't be possible with physical robots, where high costs would impede researchers from quickly reproducing another alternative.
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When enough beetles lay their eggs, reproducing in even greater masses, those trees become deprived of necessary nutrients.
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"[With] laboratory experiments, you never know if you're reproducing all aspects of the real environment faithfully," Keutsch said.
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Doubly disgusting when you consider the seeming infinite supply of it, and how the rabbits keep on reproducing.
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When done well, this aesthetic register acknowledges, even honors, trauma's impact without reproducing its pain more than necessary.
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Reproducing in my sketchbook, from all different angles, my memory of her face, so I wouldn't forget it.
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Instead of just reproducing sounds found in nature, it was also capable of creating its own unique soundscapes.
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Something happens to those cells so that they keep reproducing, long after their biggest job (growing) is over.
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The earliest sexually reproducing animals may have mated with any other individual they came across, regardless of sex.
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He spent hours reproducing that image in his sketchbooks, laying the foundations for his career as a designer.
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He urged them to keep reproducing, as the government was building more hospitals and investing in maternal health.
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When she approached artists about reproducing their work in Russia, every single artist Dobbin talked to said yes.
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They need us to stay a healthy, vibrant, reproducing species, which makes them well-adapted to infest our cities.
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Thomas has remarked that she is "to some degree" appropriating herself by reproducing her source collages on stretched linen.
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Speaking of children, why is it that Tolstoy, and so many other devoted artists, insisted on marrying and reproducing?
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Here, researchers focused on reproducing experiments from the highest-impact papers about cancer biology published from 2010 to 2012.
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My god, I've barely been to a bar in like fifteen years because I've been a little busy reproducing.
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Most forms of life on Earth don't have sexes and go about reproducing by cloning complete versions of themselves.
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Where source lives... When reproducing online, either retype or take tech steps to strip metadata and identifying micro-images.
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While reproducing images is the point of memes, putting them on products to make money is classic trademark infringement.
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This means, in principle, that every case of dracunculiasis can be tracked and the worm involved prevented from reproducing.
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Reproducing a book on-screen should be a different goal from using it as inspiration for an original film.
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Because these animals have such a hard time reproducing, many must have been captured as pups in the wild.
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She reiterated that she's "legally allowed" and "looking forward" to reproducing her past work in her Thursday night post.
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Because gene drives affect only sexually reproducing species, they can't be used to make bacteria or viruses more potent.
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Only gradually did he arrive at an original way of reproducing the dizzying juxtapositions and discontinuities that confronted him.
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When she first moved to New York, she worked in an architectural ceramics firm, reproducing tiles for the subway.
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They live in organized societies called colonies, which can have tens of thousands of members, reproducing and collecting food.
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Magufuli urged citizens to keep reproducing as the government was investing in maternal health and opening new district hospitals.
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Humans are among just a handful of species where females stop reproducing decades before the end of their lifespan.
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Chinese scientists are creeping a tiny bit closer to the future dream of humans colonizing and reproducing in space.
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She and the strangers around me present their own personalized movements, each of us reproducing what the other performed.
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The AI community is more interested in its own hero narratives that accomplish the impossible task of reproducing intelligent behavior.
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It's the same tech found in the latest iPhones and Samsung phones, and it's really good at reproducing accurate colors.
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It's unclear how many cameras the agencies purchased or where, exactly, the "video recording and reproducing equipment" has been placed.
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Karp argued again and again that institutions should be involved in the work of both reproducing and challenging our societies.
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Beatty said they were able to discover evidence of goldfish undergoing migration into nearby wetlands, where they are reproducing — a.k.a.
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An asexually reproducing organism, having daughters by making perfect copies of itself, gets double the benefit, none of the hassle.
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He gave them away to his friends, and they, too, soon had hundreds of asexually reproducing crayfish on their hands.
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Females reproducing without males, called parthenogenesis, is more common — just look at this terrifying sawfish that managed to do it.
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But they might conceivably be used to make small and rapidly reproducing insect and rodent species more objectionable or pathogenic.
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The Sunrise Smart Pillow launched on Kickstarter this week and is supposed to help wake you up by reproducing sunlight.
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And in addition to reproducing Frida's beauty look, there's a lot of ways to make the fashion part your own.
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Despite technologies, regulations, and policies to make humanity less of a strain on the earth, people just won't stop reproducing.
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Natural selection is often described as 'survival of the fittest', where fitness means how successful an individual is at reproducing.
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The field has devoted considerable energy to reproducing acoustic instruments in digital formats—but it's also invented entirely new ones.
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The memo accurately describes a number of the experiments performed, including reproducing line drawings of materials double sealed within envelopes.
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It will come as some relief to homeowners to know that the stinkbug does not pass its time indoors reproducing.
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HaptX develops VR and reproducing the sensation of touch for people operating machines remotely, and is responsible for the gloves.
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His fluid, free-floating camerawork results in perhaps the most successful attempt at reproducing the overwhelming infinity of outer space.
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Many economists say that reproducing such an interlocking web of suppliers here would push the cost of iPhones up considerably.
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This became explicit with the 1994 Eugenics and Health Protection Law forbidding people with mental or physical disorders from reproducing.
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In some formidably parched places across 10 Western states, including Nevada, the horses prove their hardiness by surviving and reproducing.
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His attempt at reproducing garage's gleeful, striding rhythms ended up feeling desolate and dark, like someone skipping through the mud.
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Unlike the Komodo dragons and hammerhead sharks that are accidentally reproducing but not forming clones, marble crayfish are literally cloning themselves.
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Meanwhile, I have yet to learn of an example in the sexually reproducing world of animals for which this is true.
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Several news outlets, including the BBC, Al Jazeera, and the Wall Street Journal, published profiles of Martins, reproducing his fraudulent claims.
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The spores burrow a few cell layers down into an amphibian's slick skin and then start reproducing inside the skin cells.
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Then if, say, someone's reproducing your digital art or photo without permission, you can send them a copy of the certificate.
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What's more, modified males have trouble reproducing with unmodified females, so this strategy also works as a method of population control.
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In every case, the descendants of sexually reproducing yeast cells bested their asexual rivals in the competition for food and resources.
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"Tourmaline and I were trying to tell a story spotlighting Marsha's interiority and complexity, without reproducing violences or erasures," says Wortzel.
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The Gold is capable of reproducing low frequencies, but its small woofers don't provide the thump of a larger, dedicated subwoofer.
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After all, a virus's goal isn't actually to kill you—it only wants to keep reproducing itself as much as possible.
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The best known is the gene for a protein called p2120, which stops cells from reproducing if their DNA is damaged.
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When I inhabit the role of the models — whether it's Olympia or Barbie — it's not about reproducing them but reconceiving them.
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As in her other plays, these people are represented in their own words, with Ms. Smith reproducing their intonation and cadence.
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Targeting the eggs and preventing mosquitoes from successfully reproducing looks to be an especially critical strategy in light of today's findings.
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But instead of reproducing sexually, the first marbled crayfish was able to induce her own eggs to start dividing into embryos.
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Reproducing and repurposing brutal visuals carries the risk of desensitizing, and further reinforcing the terrorizing normalization of what shouldn't be mundane.
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For this "directed evolution" research, she inserted the gene that produced the enzyme she wanted to study into fast-reproducing bacteria.
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Once a colony makes enough of these workers, they start making bees capable of reproducing and carrying on the genetic line.
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"The Brady Bunch" is the perfect show to reboot this way, because it has made a posthumous art of reproducing itself.
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This show also showcases the work of Luigi Calamatta (1801-1869), an Italian artist known for reproducing famous masterpieces as engravings.
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Apple manufactures its products mostly in China and says reproducing its intricate ecosystem here would push up prices drastically for iPhones.
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Despite its obsession with reproducing 1980s classics in high fidelity, Stranger Things subverted a key trope by complicating Nancy's romantic arc.
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The University of British Columbia researchers realized a cocktail of three drugs could suppress the virus and prevent it from reproducing.
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And the interesting thing about it is that we're all doing it, we're all reproducing it, not just simply white people.
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Despite whatever may be going on in the world, and despite the personal turmoil this family has endured, they just keep reproducing.
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The US Air Force even tested whether sonic booms could crack eggs in chicken coops or stop minks and turkeys from reproducing.
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Bloom's writing is always compact and piercing; she's particularly good at reproducing the wit that made Hickock so successful and so suspect.
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This is a compellingly odd use of digital de-aging technology, reproducing a younger Smith without many of his star-making trademarks.
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I wanted the exhibition itself to manifest that by our accumulating as much as we could and reproducing that as a backdrop.
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This working woman's version seems more self-conscious: chastened by the canon-reproducing sins of its predecessor, eager to make itself useful.
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For nearly 400 million years, amphibians have led a highly successful double life on Earth, foraging on terra and reproducing in water.
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As reported in The Journal of Applied Ecology, forest elephants turn out to be one of the slowest reproducing mammals on Earth.
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On an even larger scale, the Amazon effectively acts as the planet's lungs, reproducing 85033 percent of the oxygen in the atmosphere.
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In fact, a fox community on one island has set a record for the least genetic variation in a sexually reproducing species.
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They can be self-reproducing hermaphrodites, clone themselves, lay up to 45,000 eggs a day, sprout from polyps, and split in two.
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She has studied rural Afghan communities that outside the reach of the state, have begun reproducing the basic building blocks of one.
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"Once they stop reproducing, they may still swim around here for 50 more years, but there will be no babies," he said.
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Helga Hjorth claimed that her sister had invaded her parents' and her privacy, by reproducing verbatim intimate conversations, letters, and e-mails.
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Many species of banana have stopped reproducing sexually, making them next to impossible for breeders to alter … unless they use genetic engineering.
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The work necessary to stop reproducing the injustice described in The Room of Silence is multi-modal, multi-faceted, and practice-based.
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At age 24, neurological tests found he had memory and recall problems, speech and language impairment and difficulties remembering and reproducing line drawings.
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In Britain, where he lived for several years, he was arrested and put on trial at the Old Bailey for "reproducing" the currency.
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Californians always think everybody else is less evolved, so no matter how conscious you think you are, you're still reproducing that false superiority.
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They're not looking at the ways in which they're being abusive and are reproducing the same culture they claim to be tired of.
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I don&apost believe for one second that radical Islamists have given up on reproducing or having a huge event like 9/11.
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"Voice can reproduce accurately higher tempos than gestures, and is more precise than gestures when reproducing complex rhythmic patterns," according to Lemaitre's summary.
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THE chance that a sexually reproducing organism's offspring will inherit a particular version of a gene from a particular parent is usually 50%.
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The profits are satisfying enough that the industry just continues to support some extremely toxic people, reproducing this mentality for its next generation.
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The underlying mechanisms that govern these effects remain unsolved, but several teams are working towards cracking the mystery and reproducing it in humans.
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Emotions are key, especially the crushing disappointment of creating a new world, only to end up reproducing the hierarchies from the old one.
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More than 40% of the beer yeasts were found to be incapable of reproducing sexually, and the others showed dramatically reduced sexual fertility.
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As the biological machinery goes awry inside a cancerous mass, reproducing cells make more errors copying their DNA, releasing a stream of mutants.
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Kenneth L. Krysko, an author of the study that describes the animals, said that there was no indication that the crocodiles were reproducing.
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Kenneth L. Krysko, an author of the study that describes the animals, said that there was no indication that the crocodiles were reproducing.
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For instance: Zillow's Terms of Use… specifically prohibit reproducing, modifying, distributing, or otherwise creating derivative works from any portion of the Zillow Site.
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Retaining the power of meaning is tightly connected to retaining the power to continue reproducing a world that looks like that disturbing photograph.
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Under the cold lens of natural selection, the drama of life unfolds without moral judgment: it all boils down to living and reproducing.
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All parking lots in this part of the world were interconnected; there was only one, reproducing like an invasive species across the landscape.
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Remdesivir works by interrupting the SARS-CoV-219 virus as it copies its genetic material, which in turn stops the virus from reproducing.
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Or maybe just as an opening to say that "reproducing like rabbits" might mean something radically different in Erlich's version of the future.
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The chemicals had a devastating impact on males, often turning them into intersex fish, with characteristics of both sexes but incapable of reproducing.
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Dr Nelson believes that immobilising the yeast cells in the hydrogel somehow stops them both ageing and reproducing, without affecting their ability to ferment.
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Weird TurkeysImage: Agricultural Research Service, USDABack in the 1950s, a team of scientists at a Maryland agricultural research center discovered some turkeys reproducing asexually.
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You can hear the equipment struggling to keep up and percussion is incapable of reproducing the necessary thump that makes you nod your head.
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Antiviral drugs fight against the flu by keeping the viruses from reproducing in the body, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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She thinks, you will be better and more than I am, reproducing his expression in her mind, trying to get at what he meant.
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Though many pro-lifers opposed cloning as another interference with the God-given method of reproducing humans, some welcomed a new form of procreation.
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The QLED sets handle DCI-P3 "accurately" and are capable of reproducing "100 percent color volume" — something Samsung claims to be a world first.
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The look better approaches the "true" green of plants in the real world—a green most games, and older TVs, are incapable of reproducing.
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But sperm whales are slow-growing, slow-reproducing animals that don't come to the surface often, and signs of population recovery have been limited.
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Though elegant at first glance, the prints uncritically celebrate the male gaze, reproducing perverse standards of "feminine" beauty: narrow waists, revealing clothing, light skin.
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Chatzaki credits warm temperatures, a large mosquito population and humidity for creating "ideal conditions" for mating and reproducing a "large population" underneath the web.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For centuries, printmaking has been an affordable and egalitarian method of reproducing and disseminating texts, knowledge, and artwork.
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And 23D printing — or digital manufacturing and distribution, as it's also known — will make reproducing and delivering these pills, lawfully or unlawfully, much easier.
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Bhachu's work focuses mostly on rappers and celebrities, reproducing their iconic poses with layers of minuscule strokes from his Faber Castell 9000 graphite pencil.
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And aside from all of that, the MDR-1000X are supposed to simply be solid headphones that are good at reproducing high-quality audio.
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Frame 1—each are numbered and announced with a title card—begins by reproducing Pieter Bruegel the Elder's The Hunters in the Snow (1565).
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Instead, the scientists were surprised to find that forest elephants start reproducing on average at 23 years old and only at five-year intervals.
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The problem is this: if natural selection favors those organisms which are best at reproducing, then how do castes of nonreproductive insects ever evolve?
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Born in 1890, Muller worked with the quick reproducing fruit fly, helping to establish a research lab at the University of Texas at Austin.
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After all the trans/cis binary is still a binary that potentially keeps reproducing cisgenderism, even when working toward the recognition of trans identities.
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The Enspire, the seventh generation of the company's Disklavier line of reproducing pianos, has been incorporated into the MusicCast wireless multi-room audio system.
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Ms. Hajj left most of the house intact, reproducing moldings where they had gone missing and restoring the remaining woodwork to its original luster.
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"People taking and adapting my work from r/nosleep means they're literally reproducing something that someone else holds the audio rights to," White said.
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"The hardest part of this project has been reproducing their style," Mr. Kenney said Ladurée, 8833 West Broadway (Spring Street), 646-392-7868, laduree.
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The findings may shed light on an enduring mystery: why some whale species live for years after they go through menopause and stop reproducing.
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But that doesn't explain why humans—along with killer whales, short-finned pilot whales, belugas, and narwhals—stop reproducing with decades left to live.
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As much as I love old music and as much as I love old things, I find that reproducing a sound is pretty boring.
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"The question we focused on is whether humans could achieve the dream of surviving and reproducing in outer space in the future," said Duan.
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There would be the idea of chaos, the idea that to a certain extent we would be reproducing in Katowice what happened in Copenhagen.
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You call egg freezing "a way to prolong the existence of a problem" — the problem of the burden of reproducing falling almost entirely on women.
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The danger is that this message is normalized daily, not only by adults but by more than 300,000 school children per year, reproducing harmful divisions.
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Audience members know the material so well because half the humor comes from merely reproducing every ludicrous plot twist and trope from the television show.
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It's not an excerpt, it's not a fair use argument, they're taking the entire text and reproducing that on your phone or on your device.
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I always wondered why two people with large noses thought reproducing would be a good idea, but it happened, and I was the end product.
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Tests on the treadmill showed that sexually-reproducing salamanders walked about four times longer than their asexual counterparts, which corresponded nicely with the genetic analysis.
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The late 19th and early 20th centuries were an era of pro-natalism, and of fear that other countries were reproducing faster than one's own.
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But given Ghibli's uniqueness in the world, it's still surprising to see another studio so perfectly reproducing all the things that make Ghibli movies magical.
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First, it would expand efforts to protect U.S. intellectual property to prevent foreign countries, particularly China, from replicating and reproducing future American clean energy advancements.
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Conventional chemotherapeutic agents are cytotoxic to cells that are fast-reproducing, which includes cancer cells by definition, but also lots of healthy cells as well.
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I don't hate it, but there's something to be said for the vibe of a pair of headphones matching the music they're best at reproducing.
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The typeface in the book — Caslon — is still widely available, but reproducing the long "s" (ſ ), once common in old books, was its own challenge.
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Spelunky was grounded in a deep enough understanding of the roguelike to capture a feeling without reproducing every mechanic and system roguelikes were known for.
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Still, desperate times call for desperate measures, and if scientists are only reproducing the crystals found in cockroach milk, is it really the same thing?
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High-income workers could access the benefits of paid family leave while many low-income workers could not, thus inadvertently reproducing unequal access to benefits.
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Audience members know the material so well because half the humor comes from merely reproducing every ludicrous plot twist and trope from the TV show.
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In response, Canada Post filed a lawsuit in 2012 claiming that Geolytica infringed on its intellectual property rights by "reproducing" its database of postal codes.
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Adapting the technology was her next hurdle: Digitizing the images and reproducing them on quality fabric "was well out of my comfort zone," she said.
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Genes weren't supposed to move sideways; they were supposed to move vertically, from parents to offspring — even when the "parents" were bacteria, reproducing by fission.
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By dosing young, healthy volunteers with just 20 male larvae — incapable of reproducing inside their host — Dr. Roestenberg says she has vastly minimized the risks.
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The business has collected licenses for his favorite games and others, like Street Fighter II, and is reproducing them in its Arcade1Up arcade-style cabinets.
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Trilobites The Sehuencas water frogs in a Bolivian aquarium hit it off, but Romeo might need a little more practice before they succeed in reproducing.
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Even though actual genetic information — which is illegal to use — is never put into the system, the algorithmic black box ends up reproducing genetic discrimination.
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So he started working from postcards, using a grid system he had learned in art school, painstakingly reproducing the image one square at a time.
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And after 25 years and 100,000 restocked sturgeons, biologists are now working to measure how successful the fish have been at reproducing in the wild.
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But that upset other scientists who felt the organization was reproducing the status quo in science, in which women and minorities have been historically marginalized.
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These bioluminescent tubes (which can grow up to 140 feet long) are actually colonies of smaller organisms that have specialized jobs, like swimming or reproducing.
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Though this may seem harsh to humans, for these creatures, the benefits of reproducing in an environment free of fin fish are worth the risk.
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Similarly to humans, female killer whales stop reproducing around their late 30s or early 40s but can continue to live for decades after that point.
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My research is about figuring whether they aren't needed anymore, that they've done enough seeding of these memes so that the community is just reproducing it.
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The mode identified as Cinema or Movie mode is usually the most accurate in terms of reproducing what the director intended your media to look like.
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There's fluttering birdsongs, the brassy underwater calls of sea mammals, and the cracks and splashes reproducing fish, among all sorts of other rich sounds of life.
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Names, titles and personal information are banned (the ex-salarymen use made-up names) to avoid reproducing the old office hierarchies that exist outside the classroom.
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The very reasons for the success of "Despacito" signal the problems Luis Fonsi, Daddy Yankee, or J Balvin will likely have in reproducing the song's transcendence.
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In a weird historical turnaround, uniformed clerics may increasingly be reproducing the function exercised in the Soviet era by a caste of officers known as zampoliti.
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"The goals we want for our pets include longevity, usually not reproducing, ideal nutrition and good body condition, and avoidance of trauma and disease," she said.
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"As long as the mosquito keeps reproducing, each and every one of us is losing the battle against the mosquito," Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff said recently.
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One side of that record is all originals, and the other side of the record is him reproducing, sonically and actually, songs that really influenced him.
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They are reproducing so often that it's not unusual for a pathology slide to show a cell in the middle of doubling, caught in the act.
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We thought the lawyer's analysis was worth reproducing in full as it echoes what we're hearing from other attorneys in close touch with Trump's White House.
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They had not been reproducing lately, because of age or predation, and the two that had survived were moved to a wildlife refuge, the spokesman said.
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When Theodore Roosevelt spoke of "race suicide" as a national problem, he was worrying that a significant minority of privileged women were not marrying and reproducing.
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Political art has to be a little bit more complex; when a work of art is about something it can't change, it is just reproducing it.
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Von Neumann and his colleagues conceived of friendly self-reproducing robots that would share our own world and perform useful tasks like extracting minerals from seawater.
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Reproducing traditional breads became a mission that sent him trekking to ancient mills, prodding farmers to grow heritage grains, and descending into remote underground seed banks.
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Hayes spends a lot of time talking about how inequality is like a mathematical fractal — it keeps reproducing the same patterns the further you get in.
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I hope to fake my way into reproducing the dish at home, which would make me the latest in a long line of Hwa Yuan imitators.
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As far as Toews could tell, it was the first record of an interspecies hybrid reproducing with a bird from a different genus, according to the paper.
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Whiptail Lizards But scientists have called into question whether those Komodo dragons and sharks really were occasionally reproducing asexually, or just got lucky after a meiotic accident.
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Instead of simply reproducing digital images in an analog space, the exhibition, which focuses primarily on Map Pointz, creates an immersive space of ephemera, light, and sound.
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In Moran's view, it's not just enough to have more female judges—after all, women are just as capable of reproducing myths around rape culture as men.
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The offspring of just about any sexually reproducing species typically inherits half of its genes from one parent and half from the other—a genetic Powerball drawing.
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If female orgasm is an evolutionary adaptation, then you would expect to see more orgasmic women reproducing more children and passing that trait on to their children.
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Not only do datasets contain prejudices and assumptions, both positive and negative, but algorithms currently in use by the research community are dutifully reproducing our worst values.
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THE BAD REPRODUCING CELLS GET IT BUT ALSO SO DO THE ONES THAT MAKE YOUR RED BLOOD AND WHITE BLOOD CELLS AND ALL THOSE OTHER GUYS TOO.
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On the trail he tells the same jokes, accompanied by the same gestures and self-satisfied chuckles, reproducing chunks of his book, "A Time for Truth", verbatim.
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The resulting emoji are "less about reproducing reality and more about breaking the rules of representation," Allo's expressions creative director Jennifer Daniel wrote in a blog post.
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Using specially developed software, he is reproducing recordings of now-dead pianists such as Glenn Gould as they would sound if they had performed on Fazioli pianos.
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In reproducing it without consent or licence, Associated Newspapers has prima facie infringed those rights, subject to the availability of any defences, including that of public interest.
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He needs to deal head-on with the structures of politics, such as the Electoral College, that keep reproducing dysfunction and made a President like Trump possible.
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The scientific community vets these studies through effective existing mechanisms, peer review and reproducing findings across multiple studies, and does not require original data to do so.
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SEZARC staff are often contacted by its member organizations, which includes large institutions such as the Georgia Aquarium and the Dallas Zoo, when an animal isn't reproducing.
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The daily pill is a combination of two antiretroviral drugs that work to keep the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which causes AIDS, from reproducing in the body.
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"It's a new form of single-party state, but it's clearly reproducing some of the features of the single-party states of the past," said Mr. Ignatieff.
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It avoided licensing Java by largely building its own version of the underlying code — but it couldn't avoid reproducing some lines that were key to the language.
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Clevers said it was essentially a whim of three PhD students working in his lab who'd grown bored of reproducing mouse and human kidneys, livers and guts.
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We had gone to the used bookstores in Toronto and collected every William F. Buckley column and memorized them, and tried reproducing them for our tiny audience.
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The study also found that the seabass actively avoided areas where these noises were most present, which could deter them from coming to spawning grounds and reproducing.
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In a city with few art spaces, she has adapted the biennial to the existing urban infrastructure rather than slavishly reproducing the usual frames of contemporary art.
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At two he was reproducing all the music he heard around him on the piano under which he had to sleep as the family flat was so small.
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Whereas Bohemian Rhapsody was hell-bent on reproducing moments we've come to know well, Rocketman is more concerned with conveying the essence of the man and his music.
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I had asked our waiter, Jimmy, on that occasion what I was doing wrong in my repeated attempts at reproducing a favorite appetizer served there, spiedini di mozzarella.
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The display wasn't just about selling copies, but about highlighting the power of publications to connect individuals and communities by reproducing and spreading images of a shared culture.
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In one promising approach, scientists are exploring how a new gene-editing technology called "gene drive" could be used to produce mosquitoes incapable of reproducing or transmitting disease.
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Because of the exponential rate of replication, the entire biosphere could be transformed into a wriggling swarm of mindlessly reproducing nanobots in a relatively short period of time.
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If by stopping reproducing it means we all collectively agree to stop engaging in sexual activity, we'd probably all kill each other long before we died off naturally.
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And after 37, just like a woman's biological time clock goes down, your chance of reproducing goes down, your chance of starting a company after 37 goes down.
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So it seems that white women are expected to support the patriarchy by marrying within their racial group, reproducing whiteness and even minimizing violence against their own bodies.
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When you're reproducing it under a state in which time feels twice as long, you would think that 3 seconds passed when actually only 1.5 seconds had passed.
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The study showed that, by stopping reproduction, grandmother killer whales avoided conflict with their reproducing offspring and helped their grandcalves find enough to eat when salmon stocks dwindled.
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The wall drawing reproducing the flowing mauve gown of a François Boucher behind the Degas predates it by almost 150 years, another juxtaposition orchestrated by Party's unique eye.
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But orcas live the longest after they&aposve stopped reproducing: Female killer whales stop bearing offspring around age 45, then can live for at least 16 more years.
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They were also not reproducing as fast as other animals at the time of the mass extinction 65 million years ago, which may have contributed to their disappearance.
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We have to think carefully about university policies that are reproducing the inequalities that exist in the broader society, and how universities push poor students to the margins.
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The close fit secures the headphones in place and ensures a good seal around my ear, which is essential for isolating exterior noise and for reproducing bass notes well.
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Bloomberg, on the other hand, gives readers virtually no road map for reproducing its scoop, which helps to explain why competitors have whiffed in their efforts to corroborate it.
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There is one genus of roundworm, Pristionchus, that includes multiple species who have given up reproducing through male-female sex (dioecious), in favor of being self-fertilizing, hermaphrodites (androdioecious).
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They then came up with a plan for reproducing the study, and got that plan peer reviewed — including by the original authors, statisticians, and experts in the relevant field.
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Perhaps this sort of regulation by the embryos themselves could be important to ensuring that these species continue to have parity between the sexes so they can continue reproducing.
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Complicating the fight, some entomologists in Brazil believe the Aedes aegypti, long thought to only lay its eggs in clean water, may be reproducing in waters polluted by sewage.
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But, on average, scientists participating in the survey predicted a 75 percent probability of reproducing the statistical significance and a 50 percent probability of getting the same effect size.
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Featured in the gallery's upstairs front room are scale models of the lower galleries, with small video-projection machines minutely reproducing the images and sounds of the exhibition below.
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Stigmas about new ways to have babies and decisions not to do so at all are beginning to weaken, while global conditions are contributing to new anxieties about reproducing.
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Again: Chemotherapy involves dumping a bunch of cytotoxic chemicals into the body more or less as-is, which then go on to kill fast-reproducing cells, healthy or no.
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Orderly Or Disorderly, a 15-minute short from 63, is just that — a series of thoughtfully framed shots reproducing identical sketches choreographing events in both orderly and disorderly manners.
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In the end, this approach to life seems to confer a reproductive advantage in that the risks psychopaths take lead them to start reproducing earlier and in greater numbers.
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The results revealed significant genetic overlap, meaning that the genes associated with antisocial traits were correlated with the genes associated with reproducing earlier in life and having more children.
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"It is reproducing many of the best-seller pieces from the 1970s, in addition to delivering new designs created by current designers," said Ana Palmeirim-Vayrynen, whose blog, finlandjewelry.
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"There's a possibility that once local areas start on this downward spiral, it's self-reproducing," said Timothy Bartik, a senior economist at the W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research.
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But what the 2018 Nobel chemistry laureates figured out was how to use those same principles of selectively reproducing desired traits to make specific molecules, namely enzymes and antibodies.
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"We had a great time going back and actually reproducing the techniques and the designs of the original characters, and we never lost the technical know-how," she says.
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Mr. Benson, known as Chip, believed in the painterly impact of reproducing the work of photographers like Irving Penn, Lee Friedlander and Helen Levitt on an offset printing press.
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Matt Furie, the artist behind the infamous Pepe the Frog meme, has taken around 75 people and entities to task (or court) for reproducing Pepe's image without his permission.
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Douthat's definition of a "decadent society" is that we're trapped in a stale system that keeps spinning in place, reproducing the same arguments and frustrations over and over again.
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The Park Service vigilantly fought back the beginnings of forest fires; this seemed wise, fire being a reckless and destructive force, but it actually kept the sequoias from reproducing.
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Her study found that with the exception of the coldest ponds closest to Greenland's ice sheet, female mosquitoes were successfully reproducing above the rate required to sustain the population.
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Geeky boys who formed computer clubs, at least in part to escape the torments of jock culture, often wound up, whether intentionally or not, reproducing the same exclusionary behavior.
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If the flu is caught early, it can be treated with antivirals — these are prescription medications that can keep the virus from reproducing in the body, BuzzFeed News previously reported.
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The OHI team had wrangled the motley data into shape for the 713 results, but they were having trouble reproducing their own work as they revisited it for the update.
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The simulations of population growth supported our results by showing that reproducing at young ages would indeed have helped the survivors to persist in the harsh, unpredictable post-extinction environment.
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Carlile, the daughter of one of the first keepers of the Royal Parks, worked in Covent Gardens, London's artistic hotspot, painting portraits and reproducing works of Italian masters in miniature.
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"Zimbabwe needs all hands on deck...We cannot continue reproducing these cycles of instability," Biti, who earned international respect as finance minister in a 2009-2013 unity government, told Reuters.
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"How the hell is it that we're still collecting cash payments in person for utilities in a modern city in the U.S.?" he asked me, faithfully reproducing his earlier exasperation.
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Specifically, the birds are evolving longer beaks, which helps them access food, and in turn boosts their chances of reproducing and passing this fortuitous trait down to the next generation.
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The new policy gets rid of prohibitive royalty fees, permissions, and licensing agreements for those reproducing images of Rauschenberg's work for "noncommercial, scholarly, and/or transformative purposes," per a statement.
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Mr. Irving's process of reproducing familiar objects from scratch seems to argue that there's no escaping your context, or even that, as Ecclesiastes says, there's nothing new under the sun.
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She had corn-silk hair pulled up in one of those ponytails that lend a special shape to the head, a sort of volume which I've never succeeded in reproducing.
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So we're making choices day in and day out to navigate the built environment that's constantly reproducing the ways in which inequality, racial inequality, has taken root in our country.
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Like the NuvaRing for contraception, the dapivirine ring works for a month at a time, as it slowly releases the antiretroviral drug dapivirine to block HIV from reproducing in healthy cells.
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That means that when an asteroid hit Earth 65 million years ago, kicking off a time of rapid climate change and mass extinction, dinosaurs weren't reproducing as fast as other animals.
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Taken together with other aspects of dinosaur biology, the risk of prolonged incubation periods would have made it difficult for dinosaurs to compete with smaller, faster-reproducing reptiles, birds and mammals.
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New research from Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center suggests there's a third factor that causes mutated cells to start reproducing out of control—random and unpredictable copying errors during DNA replication.
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MB: I'm a big fan of almost everything Errol Morris has ever done, so I'm very contentious about not replicating or in any way reproducing his way of doing true crime.
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Osterman said that, in terms of his photography knowledge, it's "as if I was born back then"; he's worked on reproducing processes developed through the 1880s, such as daguerreotype and tintype.
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Most credit card readers don't store the number after it's gone through (that would be asking for fraud), but there's no technical measure stopping them from storing the number and reproducing.
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Prints were also used before the invention of photography, as a way of reproducing art works so that a wider audience could get a sense of what the originals looked like.
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He was appointed to what they called the "museum," an artistic "kommando" or unit that used prisoners for taking photographs, reproducing pictures and forging money—all of which required artistic skills.
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A spokesperson for the brand told Business Insider that it decided to start reproducing the trunks, which were from the 2014 collection, after Bezos wore them and created a "frenzy" online.
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"Sexual maturity by the children is reached between six and nine weeks, and so very quickly the second generation also starts reproducing, then the third generation and so on," he said.
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The book is an illuminating journey through the world of these slippery visuals — and it's incredible what she was able to achieve without reproducing a single one in the book itself.
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"He'll keep reproducing until death," said Freddy Villalva, who watches over Diego and many of his descendants at a breeding center at this research facility, situated on a rocky volcanic shoreline.
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In the framework of evolution this seems to make little sense: One might expect that female killer whales that continue reproducing throughout their lives would pass on more of their genes.
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The project became reality by way of Anderson's considerable mechanical abilities — constructing a hand-powered machine capable of repeatedly, accurately reproducing 81 possible image combinations, on metal, is no small task.
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While Erowid has previously uploaded numerous 21st-century issues of the publication, as well as a 24-page 19683 supplement reproducing confiscated LSD blotter, the earliest issues were not previously available.
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The study said the 2,83-year-old tree indicates that bald cypress comes in fifth on the worldwide list of tree species with the oldest individual, sexually reproducing, non-clonal trees.
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Rather, the plaintiff claims that the songwriters obtained copyright from the wrong party, and then alleges they made an effort to obscure that by reproducing the permission at an illegibly small size.
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In other words, you are reproducing some of the same discretion and reliance on the good faith and professionalism of the people implementing it in order for even that law to work.
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But while it's easy to fear monger, it's also important to understand that these hacks, which while make for great news headlines, aren't solutions that are easily replicated or even worth reproducing.
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Of the three books, Storr's Interviews on Art is the most editorially satisfying—it provides contexts for the interviews and includes brief but well-chosen portfolios reproducing artworks by each interview's subject.
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It has since gone viral, but now she's facing potential legal charges by real estate site Zillow for allegedly violating the site's terms of service by reproducing the images on her blog.
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There are three additional exploits not addressed by the aforementioned patches, though MS notes that they're not capable of reproducing on machines running Windows 7 and above or recent versions of Exchange.
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Allahyari, often contacted by those she refers to as "white tech bros" interested in collaboration, is especially wary of the trendiness of simply reproducing ancient sites with impressive scanners and 3D printers.
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For the past few seasons, the brand has ridden an internet-friendly nostalgia wave, double-dipping into their archives and reproducing some vintage looks in full and putting modern spins on others.
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But obviously, sometimes people want to have a baby through IVF because they don't have a partner to reproduce with, even if they're physically capable of reproducing without the help of IVF.
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Reproducing some of the season's top trends at a price we can stomach, we can figure out which bags genuinely mesh with our lifestyle, propelling us towards eventually purchasing that $$$ dream piece.
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"They're consuming them, they're over-reproducing, out-competing and consuming the species that are lower in the food chain," such as oysters, mussels, and other marine invertebrates that rely on filter feeding.
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During my surgery, staphylococcus epidermidis bacteria, which live harmlessly—maybe even symbiotically—on human skin, had made their way into the deep recesses of my knee, where they had been quietly reproducing.
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In this light, while it is exciting that such technology is capable of reproducing large monuments and even whole towns, it is chilling to realize that there is increasing necessity for it.
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Left nameless, the workers serve as actors in Zhao's dramatic production, which tells a dark truth by reproducing many of the same power structures that dehumanize the laborers in the first place.
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Reproducing a miniature masterpiece Goldsmith Akis Goumas is currently attempting to replicate the stone in hard wax or burnt clay to understand the movements, shape and size of the handheld tools used.
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These include a "safe space" shelter fabricated by Kim Zumpfe, and a series of stitching samplers reproducing questions on US naturalization tests, created by Aram Han Sifuentes in collaboration with non-citizens.
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Because they were interested in the effects of menopause, the researchers wanted to compare the effects of grandma whales that had stopped reproducing to those that were still having their own offspring.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Allergan Plc on Friday announced positive results from a second Phase III trial for the 27.43 milligram dose of its drug for acute migraine, reproducing results from the previous trial.
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Its association with the James Bond films partly explains Aston Martin's success in recent years; it is reproducing 25 versions of the DB5 used in "Goldfinger", complete with revolving number plates "and more".
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They're not terrible, and do a fine job of reproducing well-balanced production — Giles Martin's fantastic new mix of The Beatles' "Back in the U.S.S.R." sounds great on the O-Frees, for example.
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" Based on the fleet's most recent expedition to the Southern Ocean, it concluded: "Since a majority of both the males and females taken were mature, this indicates that the species is reproducing healthily.
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The idea that violence spreads between people, reproducing itself and shifting group norms, explains why one locality might see more stabbings or shootings than another area with many of the same social problems.
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At the same time that Spain began exploring (and "discovering") the inhabited Americas, European cartographers focused on creating maps with ever-increasing geometrical precision and then reproducing those maps via engravings and woodcuts.
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To make matters worse, the worm also sent itself out to all of the affected users' contacts — Gmail or otherwise — reproducing itself hundreds of times any time a single user fell for it.
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The company recruited by Bugatti to provide these ultra exclusive speakers is Accuton, and it has a helpful explainer of the benefits of using diamond as a material for reproducing high-frequency sound.
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There's nothing about these headphones that is offensive: they have pleasing, but not overwhelming bass, they cover the full range of frequencies with faithful accuracy, and they seem incapable of reproducing harsh treble.
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And yet, an organization cannot vacuum up the world's information, map its every street and house, and track the tastes and behaviors of billions of people without reproducing some offline biases and inequalities.
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Questions of greatness aside, compiling and reproducing the work of 193 artists, in alphabetical order, one per page, with a short biographical paragraph for each, is admirable, although more about breadth than depth.
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Intuitively, you'd probably guess that someone with an antisocial personality—known more commonly as a psychopath or sociopath—would be at a disadvantage when it comes to reproducing and passing along their genes.
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He says these present-day white nationalists are reproducing very old ideas about race, perhaps due to anxiety about their place in the social order in an era of the first black president.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads By reproducing a Kodachrome color palette, the Time cover makes us reimagine the cover as if it were an image from the era of Kodachrome's mass popularity.
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They are meant to be worshiped, to be desired — a desire that draws all its strength from the impossibility of reading or reproducing them: Theirs is the fetishization of the singular, the uninterpretable.
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Skakkebaek's 0003 paper raised concern about the ability of the human species to continue reproducing itself, but skeptics immediately attacked, questioning the reliability of the original sperm studies the analysis was based on.
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Some 200 silk-screened paintings from the last decade, reproducing at large scale declassified and redacted American documents relating to military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, hang salon-style across two cavernous galleries.
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The Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or Darpa, launched its Pandemic Prevention Platform program two years ago with the goal of isolating and reproducing antibodies to deadly new viruses within 60 days.
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Two of the largest were Manheimer, which created one of the first systems of reproducing sizes (as opposed to tailoring for each individual), and Hermann Gerson, which clothed the royal court of Prussia.
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"(Young Japanese) are discovering that they can engage in political issues without reproducing the same old political patterns of belonging to either the right or the left of the political landscape," he said.
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The audio sucks you in, for sure, but in large measure, I'm convinced that's because—new tech aside—those planar drivers are reproducing the audio very accurately, so the headphones sound like a dream.
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Students from Georgia Tech built a giant Rube Goldberg contraption that's capable of reproducing many of the Harlem Globetrotter's most crowd-pleasing tricks; from spinning a ball on a finger, to simply sinking baskets.
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IT IS life's lottery, blessing some and cursing others in equal number: the chance of a sexually reproducing organism's offspring inheriting a particular version of a gene from a particular parent is 50%. Usually.
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"It is important to note that this preliminary finding does not confirm that a reproducing population of Asian carp currently exists above the electric dispersal barriers or within the Great Lakes," the statement said.
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"Algorithms are reproducing the biases that we already have in our language," Calvin Lai, a Washington University in St. Louis professor and research director for the implicit bias research center Project Implicit told Mashable.
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So far, no one has been able to come close to reproducing the success Beck had at his height, when he claimed that 300,000 people were paying him $10 a month to watch him.
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It uses the heat, radiation and pressure from an atomic bomb to fuse atoms together, reproducing the fundamental energy source in the universe -- the fusion reactions that power our sun and all other stars.
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Even a small business or individual running a monetized blog could face penalties for linking to an article and reproducing "single words or very short extracts" from the text without first acquiring a license.
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A fully nationalized People's Uber could turn instead to state subsidies—but it would still be reproducing, with every tap on every grease-smeared screen, the conditions for the most rapacious and exploitative capitalism.
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Dicamba kills plants by mimicking auxin, a growth hormone; plants that are exposed to dicamba literally grow themselves to death, their cells reproducing so quickly that they cannot absorb enough nutrients to sustain themselves.
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"Electrofeit takes pieces from many different keyboard works and arranges them in a narrative way that means something to me at least," he says when discussing the act of reproducing music of the past.
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The context of post-Yugoslavia ought to serve a reminder here, showing how Laibach's generation didn't change their strategies even after success in subverting their enemies, thus actually reproducing their enemies' values once more.
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The cooling is also believed to slow down the activity of the follicles, making them less attractive to chemotherapy — which works by seeking out and shutting down the fastest-reproducing cells in the body.
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While female orcas normally stop reproducing in their 30s and 40s, they can live for many decades following menopause, said the study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences on Monday.
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A type of mussel called Mytilus galloprovincialis — the most common species found on the tsunami debris, according to Chapman — is known for reproducing quickly and displacing other mussels, in turn creating problems in South Africa.
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Chanda Prescod-Weinstein: I'm trying to think carefully about what our relationship to Mars should be, and whether we can avoid reproducing deeply entrenched colonial behaviors as we seek to better understand our Solar System.
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Here, in laboratories and greenhouses packed with genetic sequencing machines, robotic equipment and plants and insects of all sizes, scientists are using nuclear technology to stop insects reproducing and to spur disease-resistant banana trees.
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If, for example, we were to send part of our credit card data (encrypted, of course) via WhatsApp, and another string via Gmail, we would in essence be reproducing the entangled aspect of quantum communications.
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A screenshot of the photo was also filed as evidence in court: "[Grande] infringed [Barbera's] copyright in the Photographs by reproducing and publicly displaying the Photographs on the Instagram Page," he wrote in his lawsuit.
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Teibel was inspired by the theories of Hermann von Helmholtz, a German physician and physicist, who in the 1860s wrote that reproducing the sounds of the wind and the sea could benefit human psychological health.
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The human brain developed to conserve precious calories and "be self-assembling, self-repairing and self-reproducing," but human-created life (and the life that our creations create) will not be limited by those requirements.
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Instead, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warns women of reproducing age to abstain from alcohol entirely, lest having a glass of wine carry the risk of sexually transmitted disease or unintended pregnancy.
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In other words, what they were doing here was looking to see how much overlap there is between the genes linked to having an antisocial personality and the genes linked to reproducing early and often.
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"I'm pretty sure that's not going to happen to the Durst family, we do a very good job at reproducing," said Mr. Durst, who noted there are 24 members of the fourth generation of Dursts.
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The current roster consists primarily of two types of players: longtime athletes in their 220s, 220s and 50s who still crave time on the diamond and history buffs devoted to reproducing moments from another era.
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With our deep understanding of the creative's needs incorporated into our products, Sony is in a unique position to set our own standards, and to lead the market on reproducing creative intent in the home.
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Howard said he would also like to try reproducing the vocal tract of the Lindow Man, whose 2,000-year-old remains were found in 1984 preserved in a peat bog in Cheshire in northern England.
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Six of those studies are testing medicines approved to treat HIV, hepatitis B, or hepatitis C. In theory, these drugs could treat the Wuhan coronavirus because they stop viruses from reproducing themselves inside the body.
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The Checkup The first time I got pregnant, I was a comparatively young mother, for my demographic: I was 25, in medical school, surrounded by classmates who, for the most part, were not reproducing yet.
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Reproducing the original pages but substituting his own text, Mokgosi tells the story of a Black minority in an imaginary postcolonial African country attempting to impose its rule over a more democratic and revolutionary populace.
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Here, an elaborate and expensive system of LED lights is designed to emulate sunrises, sunsets and phases of the moon to coax pillar coral in tanks into reproducing as if they were in the ocean.
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A 'zine accompanying the show is its Rosetta Stone: reproducing what look to be sketchbook pages, it clarifies Tacha's penchant for tinkering with photos of the clothed human form in motion (and in contrived poses).
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But as a demonstration of how the Switch can keep up when reproducing a midrange Unreal Engine 4 title, it's encouraging, particularly considering that developer Sumo only had a few months to create the Switch port.
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Above a series of four faux-stained-glass windows reproducing selections from The Twelve Tribes of Israel from Abbell Synagogue in the Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem, a field of hanging Tillandsia represent a starry sky.
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Simply put, the Ether 22s do such a clean job of reproducing the artist's intentional musical creation that they leave air and time for some of the crap in the background to be heard as well.
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" But, Grenell notes, that position on the pedestal comes at a cost: "White women are expected to support the patriarchy by marrying within their racial group, reproducing whiteness and even minimizing violence against their own bodies.
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Even if this film is intended for the young public, and must be entertaining, I couldn't be satisfied with reproducing films that had already been made, where you only had to fight off the bad guys.
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Or, once an initial plant or yeast culture is produced, Maggic says, "these organisms can be shared, along with protocols on how to maintain them, care for them, keep them reproducing," and extract hormones from them.
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There's no known research or evidence to support the claim that having babies, falling in love, or getting married would affect the climate in a positive way, though some climate activists believe we should stop reproducing.
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If we draw our data exclusively from the large and wealthy health care systems, we risk reproducing that bias in medicine, further marginalizing the poorer and more rural communities that are often served by small hospitals.
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This is a very spectacular and complex manoeuvre, which no one else is capable of reproducing, especially due to the difficulty in opposition passing and rejoining in the very short time frames required for a display.
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The project came about by chance when Howard discussed his work reproducing the vocal tracts of living humans with a former co-worker, and co-author of this paper, John Schofield from the University of York.
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When he's not making Bourne movies, Greengrass has perfected reproducing the experience of deeply traumatic historical events (2002's Bloody Sunday, 2006's United 93, 63's Captain Phillips), and that skill is on ready display here.
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Once, the idea was to teach machines rules—for example, in translation, a set of grammar rules for breaking down the meaning of the source language, and another set for reproducing the meaning in the target language.
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Unless they're part of a planned, ongoing storyline, like the Star Wars or Harry Potter movies, sequels are usually about mechanically reproducing the most popular parts of the original film, and making them bigger, louder, and faster.
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Which got scientists thinking: Wouldn't it be nice if we could fight global climate change by reproducing this process, spraying our own aerosols in the stratosphere to bounce light back into space and cool off the Earth?
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That is to say, if you constantly reposition images of public anti-Black violence into the (still racist) public sphere, you run the risk of reproducing violence, and repeatedly forcing Black media consumers to relive racial trauma.
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Politicians leading the charge would also go out of their way to draw a sharp line between Trump's policy preferences and Trump himself, so as to avoid reproducing the snide elitism Trump pilloried on the campaign trail.
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There is very little room for movement in this new order, as the rich and highly skilled prepare their children exceptionally well for the meritocratic race, reproducing what has become a caste of rich super-skilled people.
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The commission's critics blame poor enforcement of the ban and the continued harvest of thousands of crabs for bleeding, which is estimated to kill at least 20113 percent of them and may prevent the survivors from reproducing.
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As Eliot Orton, who, with his siblings, runs the family company, tells the story, a number of customers years ago wrote in requesting ceramic Christmas trees, so the company found an original mold and began reproducing them.
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Think of the weirdly realistic theme park design in ''Jurassic Park,'' and what its fossilized columns and thatched roofs convey about not just the character who created it but also about the human obsession with reproducing nature.
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At 2.5 million it's the nation's largest, and is growing exponentially as the sows birth litters of five to six piglets twice a year and those piglets can start reproducing before they are even a year old.
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The wires creeping down from the photo connect to silicone goat tongues, reproducing the original installation of the work at LACE in 1978 and referencing the truth telling that gets citizens under authoritarian regimes in hot water.
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Deep Video Portraits is the title of a paper submitted for consideration this August at SIGGRAPH; it describes an improved technique for reproducing the motions, facial expressions and speech movements of one person using the face of another.
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Unlike another German art publisher, Taschen—which is known for reproducing risqué images by the likes of Helmut Newton in enormous formats that would crush most coffee tables to splinters—Steidl produces books that invite holding and reading.
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John Lennon may not have been able to identify Bernhardt in a lineup, but when he declared the Beatles bigger than Jesus, he was reproducing the bold defiance and gleeful appetite for fame that she first made popular.
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The second chapter explores Duchamp's curatorial strategies, his art dealing, and his fascination with reproducing (his) art and the publicity that goes with art promotion — in other words, the distributive apparatus of art within society in his time.
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The party said its leaders had been targeted in a political campaign that was "reproducing the methods of the oppressive Ben Ali regime," a reference to Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, the dictator who was toppled in 2011.
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And without so much as an expression of regret or an admission that it had perhaps made a mistake, the party pivoted from punishing couples for having a second child to encouraging them to get on with reproducing.
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Generative audio works differently, using neural networks to learn the statistical properties of the audio source in question, then reproducing those properties directly in any context, modelling how speech changes not just second-by-second, but millisecond-by-millisecond.
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Developed in tandem by the BBC and NHK, HLG was created specifically with broadcast television in mind and ignores metadata completely, instead relying on the TV to know precisely what its capable of reproducing from the signal it receives.
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In selectively reproducing imagery from Philippoteaux's painting, Bradford subjects it to further fragmentation, even as he makes the viewer aware of its continual influence, its subterranean persistence when unseen, its entombment within strata that do not extinguish its presence.
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Luckily, some researchers over in Japan took it upon themselves to launch some sperm into space to find out whether or not we have a chance at successfully reproducing once everyone relocates to Elon Musk's Mars colony or whatever.
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When Ratchet (voiced by James Arnold Taylor) succeeds in entering the ranks of the Rangers, he finds that the vain bluster of their leader, Captain Qwark (Jim Ward, reproducing Patrick Warburton's pompous shtick in "The Tick"), to be hollow.
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Last year he published "Theft By Finding," a volume of excerpts from the voluminous diary he has kept since 6003, along with a "visual compendium" reproducing pages of the original books, in all their often-handwritten, wildly collaged glory.
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Tourist attraction Korean producers turned the story of what happened on Silmido it into a blockbuster movie that hit screens in 2003, reproducing the original barracks and training ground on the site of the original installation on the island.
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When Mr. Gagnon saw an item that caught his eye — an old parking meter, or a Tiffany lamp — he set to work in his downtown Manhattan apartment, painstakingly reproducing each item with papier-mâché, Bubble Wrap and masking tape.
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A paper in PNAS reports evidence that supports this explanation, showing that killer whale grandmas who have stopped reproducing do a better job of helping their grandchildren to survive than grandmothers who are still having babies of their own.
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Many headphones also list a frequency response, which is the range of sounds (from deep bass to high treble) that the headphones are capable of properly reproducing (bear in mind though that human hearing only goes up to about 20KHz).
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Not only does keeping the snakes alive and reproducing take effort—if he wants to have hope of returning them to the wild, they need to be able to hunt native lizards, which aren't in a great place themselves, numbers-wise.
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Each century has had its own technology for reproducing images that are at once arousing and anatomical, Thomas Lacqueur, a historian of medicine and of sexuality, told me when I asked him about the connections between anatomical images and smut.
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They found that facing "sudden, massive casualties [of civilians], the officers and soldiers suffered serious trauma … [and later] kept reproducing the brutal scenes in their heads," her team wrote in study published in the China Journal of Health Psychology in 2014.
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The company stopped producing vinyl records nearly 30 years ago to focus primarily on CDs, but given that vinyl sales reportedly reached a 25-year high last year, it makes sense that Sony would consider reproducing the old music format.
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Norwick represents Justin Goldman, the plaintiff suing Gannett and the other publishers for reproducing, without authorization, his digital snapshot of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady walking down a street in the Hamptons with several members of the Boston Celtics.
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We're reproducing the statement in full below, but here's the key section addressing how much MoviePass contributes to AMC's profits: We know that we currently represent approximately 62% of AMC's operating income, assuming that AMC is flat year over year.
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The size of a small agenda, Dot Mini, the company's education device, costs $500 and is fitted with a speaker and a display made of small dots that move up and down to form braille words, reproducing texts downloaded online.
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It describes how in a population of reproducing individuals, be they people, plants or self-replicating robots, any trait (z) that increases fitness (w) will increase in the population with each new generation; if a trait decreases fitness, it will decrease.
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The researchers found, as predicted, that when a beneficial mutation appeared in a few of the asexually reproducing cells, it would spread only if its positive effects outweighed the negative effects of any deleterious mutations that appeared in the same cells.
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Within the next few months, the agency says it will send a cobalt-60 gamma cell irradiator to Brazil in order to create billions of sterilized male mosquitoes that researchers hope will mate with wild females to keep them from reproducing.
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"Clearly, the [social] importance of reproducing is paramount for individuals, who are prepared to go to any length to demonstrate that they have fulfilled their reproductive duties and to secure their rightful place in society," writes Oxford anthropologist Soraya Tremayne.
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Argentina have not won the Copa America since 1993 and they rarely looked like ending that poor run, with Scaloni chopping and changing lineups and their top players, notably Lionel Messi, seemingly incapable of reproducing their club form at international level.
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"What they did in order to keep them from reproducing was that they did reassignment surgery on those slaves they had captured, that they had put into their janissary troops," said King, who has a long history of making controversial comments.
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It will be after reproducing these results elsewhere and in large groups that recommendations can be issued and experts can determine how much the timing of diet affects cancer risk compared with being obese or eating unhealthy foods, Kogevinas said.
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The Evidence Room is an installation of three reconstructions and 65 plaster casts reproducing various blueprints, documents, hatches, and doors from the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp used by Lipstadt's defense team to debunk Irving's conspiracy theory that the Holocaust never happened.
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If one believes the accuracy of film's central premise—that the dumb are reproducing at a higher rate than the smart, which will lower the world's intelligence until idiocy reigns supreme—it's only natural to want to stop that from happening.
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WORMWOOD With an unusually high-profile cast (Peter Sarsgaard, Tim Blake Nelson) for his re-enactments, Errol Morris ruminates again on the difficulties of deciphering and reproducing history — in this case, the enigmatic death of a scientist during the Cold War.
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Robin Canup, an astrophysicist at Southwest Research Institute, said that this magma-ocean model moves us some way toward explaining the geochemical mirroring of both objects, while also reproducing the way in which Earth and the moon dance around each other.
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He performed optical-geometrical experiments that were pivotal in the development of systematic linear perspective — a means of reproducing three-dimensions in two, which became important not only in the development of European art, but our visualization technologies of today.
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If the educational system is reproducing existing class and status hierarchies—if most of the benefits are going to students who are privileged already—then either meritocracy isn't working properly or it wasn't the right approach in the first place.
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But what it does best — reproducing the experience of going out with an insular gang whose members aren't as clever or adorable as they think — is exactly the sort of thing you try to avoid by staying home and watching Netflix.
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"I [didn't] want to lose time by portraying patriarchy, didn't want to lose time to fake conflicts between people who don't have much time, didn't want to lose time about reproducing this convention of an impossible love story," Sciamma explains.
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As a result, Neanderthals were more inbred than modern humans and accumulated more mutations that have a slightly adverse effect, such as increasing one's risk of disease, but do not prevent one from reproducing (and thus, passing such mutations along).
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This creative process that on a surface may look as if erasing names from history, hiding, or silencing the sources, in fact, emphasizes the scale of the colonial violence — an endless possibility of reproducing images as disturbing pieces of evidence .
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An array of large, mobile creatures like sea cucumbers, deep-sea prawns, deep sea fishes, brittle stars (crazy looking starfish with spindly arms) and the beloved casper octopods spend their days in and around the nodule fields, foraging and reproducing.
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A year ago, Englender began collecting issues of the Los Angeles Free Press as "part of an educational/academic project," reproducing the images in their current condition online after acquiring the papers at flea markets, through private sellers, and on eBay.
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The entire time-consuming processes of their creations is thoroughly documented, and while you're able to follow along at home to make your own, reproducing this craftsman's skills at sharpening almost anything might be hard to reproduce without a lot of practice.[YouTube]
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"The measure will accelerate the arrival of infrastructure and people for mining activities in areas of native forest, reproducing in the region the same lack of governance that permits the advance of deforestation and land grabs (elsewhere) in the Amazon," Greenpeace said.
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Audience members know the material so well because half the humor comes from merely reproducing every ludicrous plot twist and trope from the TV show (including Zack's giant cellphone, Becky the Duck and other allusions that will be familiar to longtime fans).
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Though it took some inspiration from DeepDream, another Google Brain scheme that yielded trippy-as-hell images (amongst other things), Magenta has one key difference: It will try to figure out if computers can actually create art, instead of reproducing or distorting it.
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A Google Daydream engineer Florian Kainz revealed how much more incredible it could be specifically in the area of night photography, when he set himself the task of reproducing DLSR-style nighttime picture quality using both a Pixel and a Nexus 6P.
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At the Met shop, merchandise has often been specifically created for the store — the silk scarves styled from patterns of the pottery collection, the bracelets reproducing ancient Roman and Greek pieces, a clutch purse based on a 14th-century silk and wool tapestry.
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Less than a year later, he was reinstated as C.E.O. It was in 2012, too, that Emeco, the maker of the aluminum Navy chair since the 133s, sued Restoration Hardware for reproducing it without permission (the suit was settled out of court).
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Indeed, in its unique, made-to-order-ness, it was itself a rarefied garment — Mr. Pierre does not have his own commercial collection, so he will not be reproducing the dress, as he acknowledged — and thus in line with Mr. Trump's image-making.
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LG says that it should be capable of reproducing 99 percent of the DCI color space, versus the 97 percent of last year, which means, it will be unnoticeable to you unless you're a graphic artist or editor and ruminate on color 24/7.
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The way Iglesias makes work by reproducing, drawing from archives, and using collective labor brings to mind the image of the internet as a web where information is collected and connected by links, an idea contradicted by the seemingly organic forms of the installation.
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BabyCenter and TheBump offer message boards, for example, where preggos can anonymously throw questions out to the reproducing internet at large, and while they're popular enough to suggest that some find them useful, it's also easy to find reports of cyberbullying on both sites.
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The only piece of media I consume that comes close to reproducing the caliber of calm I feel at entertaining this theory is The Great British Bake Off, a baking competition show that takes place in a big white tent in the English countryside.
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Schneemann embodies the paradigm of the woman artist who's deeply, irrefutably influential—last year the Artist's Institute devoted an issue of its magazine to reproducing a binder she keeps to catalogue the diffusion of her images in the culture—yet remains underacknowledged and underfunded.
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For example, one could invest decades of effort in reproducing within a committed family structure to have it undermined by a single promiscuous interloper: Men could be deceived into investing in another man's offspring; women could be abandoned with multiple children and limited resources.
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Terhune and his colleagues looked to see how accurate the different groups of people were in reproducing those intervals, and found that the people in the LSD groups tended to hold down the space bar for significantly longer periods of time than the placebo condition.
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While scientists have previously observed "virgin births" in vertebrates such as sharks, rays and reptiles -- a reproductive strategy thought to aid survival during periods of isolation -- this is the first time a female shark has ever been observed reproducing asexually after previously mating with a male.
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The post-conceptual framework allows the viewer to navigate the pieces in the show as monads, operating independently of the exhibition as a whole and meeting each other only obliquely, reproducing the horizon of confusion and instability that pervades the very phenomena treated in the curatorial proposal.
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It was uniquely frustrating to see the best number — the film's only real original statement of purpose — come at the end of the feature, showing what the film could have been if the creative team had stretched their imaginations instead of mechanically reproducing the original film.
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The professor began her argument saying she learned that "the white-nuclear family is one of the most powerful forces supporting white supremacy," adding that that families "reproducing white children" are "part of the problem" as they facilitate white supremacy in the country, Campus Reform reported.
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The claims in here don't relate to someone reproducing or doing something that would violate a particular copyright right, which in the usage situation is what you usually see, where somebody has a photo, somebody else uses it without authorization and then they get sued for infringement.
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And each time there was a tremor – they happened a few times a week – the house knew when and how to crumble – just a little – and then its self-generating building materials would kick in, filling in cracks, reproducing itself to keep everything in one piece.
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In colder climates, that's that, but in warmer locations—or when spring sets in earlier and summer lingers longer, as is currently happening all over the world owing to climate change—those mature stinkbugs can begin reproducing right away, yielding up to five new generations a year.
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We've only really begun to scratch the surface of the picture benefits of a television that has a higher dynamic range, showing more details in areas with lots of light or very little, and a wider color gamut, reproducing more of the colors of the real world.
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And when it comes to works developed so intensively with a particular group of voices and bodies at a particular time, should a revival concentrate on reproducing the effect of a recording — the cover-band approach — or more drastically reshaping the piece for fresh forces and circumstances?
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Even coming from Taiwan, where the average male height is 5-foot-7 1/2, she was aware that dating as a shorter male is difficult -- meaning that finding a mate and reproducing is that much harder and meaning she'd be that much less likely to have grandkids.
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The stars, the spectacles, and, for a while, the money got bigger than ever, but the hit factories had become so efficient at reproducing their winning formula, and so focussed on releasing songs that could appeal to people across the whole of Asia, that the product became homogenized.
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It's made up of 20 prints reproducing pages of New York City newspapers dating from the time of the Central Park jogger case in 1989, when a group of black and Latino teenagers were convicted and imprisoned — falsely, it turned out — for assaulting and raping a white woman.
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Not only did members of the genus have a DNA sequence that spelled out GAGA, the ferns also had a lot of Gaga-like qualities: Some of the ferns resembled her elaborate stage costumes, and their unusual way of reproducing reminded the project biologists of Gaga's acceptance of different lifestyles.
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Unfortunately, it is also a tricky proposition technically, because although the way audio is encoded digitally is great for reproducing sounds, after the drums and guitars get all mashed together it becomes essentially impossible to "search" through the audio in the traditional sense, the way we might extract text passages from ebooks.
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" Discussing "The Tree of Wooden Clogs" in an interview for the Criterion Collection, Mr. Olmi said: "The peasant world that I was reproducing in my film, and which still shows its traces in Asiago, was concerned with one and perhaps only one thing in particular, and that was a relationship with the land.
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The AAU and APLU highlight the "growing demand among scholars and the public to have broader access to each other's data" and recommend that the minimum standard be "data that are essential to understanding and reproducing peer reviewed publications … to be accessible for re-analysis," while adhering to rules protecting personal information.
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Just five weeks before he died, Mr. Koskoff joined his son Joshua at a news conference in New York to announce the filing of a suit on behalf of Tamara Lanier, a Connecticut woman, against Harvard University over its reproducing 19th-century daguerreotypes of slaves that had originally been commissioned by a Harvard professor.
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For all their world-changing identification, they are reproducing the social destruction so perfected by their corporate elders — that is, to brand themselves as do-gooders while working feverishly to prevent policy changes that would restrict, in any way, their ability to mine profits from ventures that are in direct conflict with their acclaimed values.
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Read: New Zealand says millions of mammals must die, but no one's sure how to kill them Scientists in New Zealand have floated the idea of developing targeted toxins that would kill only certain species or manipulating DNA to prevent the mammals from reproducing, but these controversial techniques are nowhere near ready to deploy, Tompkins says.
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But their exchange about Jewish identity seemed worth reproducing in full below — not because of its references to Borscht Belt humor and Jewish mothers (though I personally enjoyed that) but for the light it sheds on a much bigger question about the compulsions driving overachievers and whether the path to success is necessarily fraught with self-loathing.
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