If your house isn't filled with Savant-compatible devices, don't buy the Savant Remote.
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While savant syndrome is real, it's actually quite rare—only 10 percent of people with autism are estimated to have savant abilities.
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But playing a management savant on The Apprentice didn't require Trump to be a management savant any more than the cast of The Big Bang Theory can do theoretical physics.
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"I always tell people Mark is a savant," he says.
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Want the Savant Remote to control your GE connected lightbulbs?
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If he wasn't a savant, how would people treat him?
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He is an autistic savant, but also suffers from schizophrenia.
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The PDK gearbox (the only one available) is a savant.
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A Netflix show about sociopaths starring a musical theater savant?
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Now, he's a successful rapper, dancer and social media savant.
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He's not an Ojibwe curse, a savant or an alien.
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Twitter savant Illy Bocean is a genius who's done just that.
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I repeatedly have to tell people I'm not a math savant.
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But instead of a savant-like Shaggs record, he actually delivered.
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Part Sybil, part savant, Miller conjures and comforts with equal aplomb.
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He was also something of a quarterbacking savant, even back then.
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" But Trump said she doesn't try to be a "political savant.
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Regardless, Alexander is a Trek savant, correctly answering all but one question.
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In his return Story met the Belgian low kick savant, Tarec Saffiedine.
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Cleveland has slowed the pace nicely: LeBron really is a basketball savant.
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He was a horse racing savant, before he even raced a horse.
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Mullen's been that mix of wide-eyed innocent and savant his entire career.
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Well, Rigondeaux won convincingly by being the defensive savant he was billed as.
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The tatted-up convict who blows up bank safes is a scientific savant.
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First of all, let me say, Allison is some kind of follicle savant.
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This reversible cotton check jacket ($493) is equal parts woodsman and city savant.
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This reversible cotton check jacket ($249) is equal parts woodsman and city savant.
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For a brief moment I even think, I'm clearly an undiscovered fragrance savant!
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The inspiration came from Danny's uncle, who was something of a scrap savant.
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Australia is the almost arbitrary place where this savant of letters was born.
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Twenty-two months ago, van Gaal was praised as a visionary, a savant.
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He's an idiot savant at finding the worst possible outcome in good situations.
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"You've been brainwashed," explains Florence's son Willing, a precocious self-taught economic savant.
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"Taxes used to drive everything in estate planning," said Cyrs with Savant Capital Management.
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"The courts have become slower and more inefficient," said Cyrs at Savant Capital Management.
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Oh, you must be some savant or something like that, and that's the case.
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It&aposs like an idiot savant that you - - Hillary Clinton and the email server.
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After three lectures and 40 hours of content, you'll be a total Salesforce savant.
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In fact, Hoffman nearly played Cruise's role, with Jack Nicholson playing the autistic savant.
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Then came musical savant Brian Wilson, who operated outside the traditions of popular music.
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It doesn't take a savant to figure out how to get a decent edit.
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Brown pointed to Green, the wiseacre forward/guard/center and the team's basketball savant.
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She is at once naïf, savant, aggressor, aggrieved — and equally compelling in all guises.
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But on the other side of that equation, Takeru is hardly a defensive savant.
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When Lobov hit the main roster he was easily handled by grappling savant, Ryan Hall.
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Off the screen and in real life, Blanchett is a bit of a beauty savant.
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You don't need to be a hacker, cracker, or computer savant to protect your laptop.
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On the one hand, this understanding of AI as an idiot savant is perfectly sensible.
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Kate Middleton is a veritable fashion savant, effortlessly mixing high and low pieces with aplomb.
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Charlie Manuel, a plain-spoken hitting savant from Virginia, remains the city's kindly baseball uncle.
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The Mr. Robot star embodies the very spirit of the flamboyant, often tortured musical savant.
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I've memorized the numbers of every player in the N.B.A. P.O. : Are you a savant?
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On the show, Highmore plays a young surgical resident who has autism and savant syndrome.
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A tactical savant and patriarch of the Celtics' dynasty, Auerbach was no industry visionary. Pride?
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Then, in 2012, a small pharmaceutical startup called Savant acquired the license to 18-MC.
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It awarded Savant $6.7 million to prepare for a phase I trial for 18-MC.
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" And Ben Affleck plays a mathematics savant with a wicked skill set in "The Accountant.
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I said it once and I will say it again, Trump is a Twitter savant.
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Bisharat, the startup's chief executive officer, is a commanding presence and a bona fide marketing savant.
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The Savant Remote and Host cost $500, while the Lamp Control switches cost $100 a pop.
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The easy explanation for this kind of issue is that Savant needs to build better software.
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Though clearly savant-like in his early math work, he had no formal math educational background.
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This four minute video is the latest project from the prolific author, musician and cyber-savant.
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Mr. Simpson plays him as an impatient savant, forever sternly exhaling and chafing against his superiors.
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"The last thing any of these companies want is huge swings in prices," Mr. Savant said.
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It's in this episode too that Ishee emerges as more than a ponytailed dog semen savant.
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Tim Ryan is an excitable 42-year-old film savant with a mop of reddish hair.
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The advertisement does a good job of expressing IBM's goal of conveying a not-quite-human savant.
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He threw 336 pitches of at least 100 miles an hour last season, according to Baseball Savant.
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Indeed, the Savant Remote promises a luxurious experience, one that's always been reserved for the world's elite.
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When the software quirks get worked out and Savant adds more compatible devices, I might love it.
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Lisbeth is also thought to be on the autism spectrum, and is a savant with computer programming.
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For those into hotly anticipated prospects, Bellator has booked the debut of freestyle wrestling savant, Aaron Pico.
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He also created the popular statistical website Baseball Savant, which he still runs, now under the MLB.
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The reinvention of Calvin Harris as a convertible-driving, California-dwelling, summer song-crafting pop savant continues.
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When it came to numbers, like ratings, revenues, G.D.P. growth—you name it—he's like a savant.
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"It's investing with the aim of making a difference alongside earning a financial return," Ms. Savant said.
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Ms. Misra suggests the sleek Giro Savant, which will take up relatively little space in your luggage.
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Trump isn't a policy savant, but he's also not a dummy whom they are going to manipulate.
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The UCLA freshman guard is a basketball savant, with an innate understanding of the game that's sui generis.
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Trump, in Gingrich's telling, is a kind of political idiot savant—which is why he needs Newt Gingrich.
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"World class savant" During the 1970s, dictator Nicolae Ceausescu called for more women in politics, administration, and industry.
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The "world class savant," as the state-owned media called Elena Ceausescu, couldn't properly name the substance CO2.
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As for her parents, they're still getting used to the idea of living with a teenage internet savant.
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In its first few episodes, Riverdale isn't exactly a savant at cracking the code of today's Snapchatting teens.
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Giro's Savant helmet is slimmer than most, if you're trying to conserve space, and it still fits great.
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"I'm kind of an idiot savant at distillation systems," he told the website The Whiskey Wash in 2015.
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Mr. Johnston first emerged as a songwriting savant from Austin's proudly left-field music scene in the 1980s.
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Cliff portrays Cliburn as a musical savant, full of contradictions—gay, staunchly religious, a lifelong Republican and Russophile.
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"There are attorneys who just do trusts and estates all day, every day," said Cyrs at Savant Capital.
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According to Daren Willman, the creator of the Baseball Savant website, Greene threw more pitches at 100 m.p.h.
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The difference, though, is that James isn't considered some kind of savant or sage by those around him.
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No, it's not because Trump is a saint or a savant or even the toughest guy on the block.
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Among those pictured is reportedly Dave Henries, another gaming savant who disappeared under mysterious circumstances not long after Scott.
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But unlike her three musical savant siblings, she floundered though her audition for the prestigious Amberley School of Music.
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He soon became one of the most influential sovereigns in Colorado, with a savant-like recall of legal precedents.
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Jobs died before his yacht was finished, so I can't say how he felt about his own Savant experience.
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Perhaps Sanders is a political savant who's been lurking in plain site in Congress for the past 25 years?
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I say "arguably," though, because he remains a savant in how he reads the game, or even individual players.
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Bannon's credentials as a political savant are tarnished after the failure of his Senate candidate, Roy Moore, in Alabama.
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The man in the now-infamous billboard headshot is Tommy Wiseau, The Room's writer, producer, director, star, and savant.
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I'm a bit of a football savant settling on that moment but that's why I make the big bucks.
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Loescher, 33, handles $325 million for clients of Savant Capital Management, a $6.3 billion firm based in Rockford, Illinois.
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He has expressed an astonishing lack of knowledge while at the same time claiming to be a medical savant.
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Heat: Bol Bol, C, Oregon Unlike his father, Manute, Bol Bol is more than just a shot-blocking savant.
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"Raniere, who portrayed himself as a savant and a genius, was in fact a master manipulator," Mr. Donoghue said.
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Many are even looking past the mixed martial arts savant that is Rory MacDonald and ahead to Thompson vs.
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Jess, another savant, is obsessed with anime, but she can only endure so much unstructured interaction with actual humans.
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Savant recruited 14 volunteers in Brazil and reported that the drug appeared to be well-tolerated in healthy humans.
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John Francis Spiteri is the ultimate larrikin, a savant, a satirist and a fool all at the same time.
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"Overall, I'd say you definitely don't need to be a savant to have a great memory," Mr. Mullen said.
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You are likely a music savant so, yes, you know both of these names and are down with them.
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I have called Trump a tweet savant before and stand by that description, no matter how much it irks people.
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Hoffman's character in the 1988 film is an autistic savant with exceptional mental abilities but difficulty relating to other people.
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Inevitably, I'd get frustrated and switch back to my old remotes—something Savant specifically says you're not supposed to do.
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Using a conservative simulation, MSNBC's election savant Steve Kornacki sees Trump entering the convention with 1,199 delegates—nearly 49 percent.
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And these Games, which will take place in Pyeongchang, South Korea, have a deepened emotional resonance for the snowboarding savant.
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Per Baseball Savant, Blake Snell's average curveball spin rate this season is at 2489 RPM; Zac Greinke's is 2497 RPM.
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Alongside contemporaries like Yoshishige Yoshida, Nagisa Oshima, and Genpei Akasegawa, the Nagoya-born filmic savant was a man of amalgamations.
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The new new coach, David Fizdale, is by most accounts a bright and personable man, an analytically sound hoops savant.
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Its haunting sound, courtesy of indie-rock savant Jack Antonoff (of the bands Bleachers and Fun) and EDM producer Skrillex.
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Claire lived nearby; so did Graeme, who has autism, and a savant-like ability to play hundreds of musical instruments.
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Its launch songs include "I Want U" by Alison Wonderland, Donna Summer's "I Feel Love (Afrojack Remix)," and "Splinter" by Savant.
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Known as speedrunners, these savant players compete in a variety of different formats that stipulate the rules for their play through.
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Fashion plate Harry Styles is a style savant in his own right, but even the most sharply dressed men have heroes.
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Sources who know Miller well say he's obsessed with Muslim immigration and has savant-like abilities to recall reams of statistics.
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However, the team's wide-ranging, sometimes bizarre search for a special teams savant still doesn't seem to have solved their problem.
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Earlier this month, MindMed acquired the drug development program for 18-MC from now-shuttered drug company Savant HWP, Biospace reported.
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But when it's time to create, he'll futz with a MIDI Keyboard melody or a drum sound with savant-like focus.
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He is an idiot-savant who plays in the roiling ocean of Twitter as naturally as a blubbery-necked sea lion.
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His sister (maybe?) Max (Sadie Sink) is a Dig Dug savant, and the obsession of Lucas and the newly toothed Dustin.
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This morning, I heard a highly accomplished market savant explain that the only downside to the current market is geopolitical risk.
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Loeffler isn't a techie by training — she previously led IR and marketing at ICE — but she's a savant by senate standards.
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"He was practically a savant," Serbin, who shared a fourth-floor walk-up downtown with Jacobs in the 260s, told me.
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Billy (R J Cyler, the funniest, most talented fresh face here), Blue, is a timid savant "on the spectrum," he says.
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There's good TV and then there's great TV. Good TV is, like, Bachelor savant Corinne ripping her top off in the pool.
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Unfortunately, as good a fit as the Noble Savant earbuds manage, sound wise they take a distant backseat to the Fender AX7s.
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Rammco's chairman, the 31-year-old Arthur Carlsberg, was widely recognized as a savant in the world of Southern California real estate.
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The blue-haired frontman, 2-D—in appearance a vague amalgam of Tank Girl and Mr Albarn—was a charismatic idiot savant.
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Control4 also has strong competition from Crestron, Savant, and other home automation specialists, but it's currently leading the way for regular consumers.
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Ms. Henson plays Katherine Johnson, a math savant who calculated rocket trajectories for, among other spaceflights, the Apollo trips to the moon.
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According to Savant Capital, it would only equal a cut of 73 cents per day if you earn US$50,000 a year.
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But the main reason for Minnesota's surge is the defense, nurtured by the head coach, Mike Zimmer, who is a defensive savant.
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The well-known pop culture motif of the "autistic savant" likely started with the release of the film Rain Man in 1988.
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This video by "The 8-Bit Guy," a computer savant and YouTube personality, gives us a refresher on how it actually worked.
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As a child, Paul was remembered as a savant who rarely answered questions and spoke only when he had something to say.
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Freddie Highmore stars as Dr. Shaun Murphy, a young, exceptional surgeon with autism and savant syndrome who works at a prestigious hospital.
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"That's collectively weighing on demand for new cars," said Rohit Savant, the director of research at the commodities research firm CPM Group.
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And, while it pains me to say this, he is a true tweet savant, however awful and deceitful his utterances sometimes are.
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"Hard-shell tacos served their purpose and serve it still," the Mexican-American journalist and taco savant Gustavo Arellano told me recently.
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It doesn't take a political savant to see the path for Trump to a second term: the economy, the economy, the economy.
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Trumpism dismisses the purposefully divisive tactics of its avatar as collateral damage, the cost of bringing an apolitical savant to the table.
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Although biographers characterize Sekula as an unhinged savant, her work reflects discipline and acumen that make her firepower all the more unnerving.
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After every big hot and cold war of the past century, notes Andrew Krepinevich, a security savant, America's leaders trusted to collective defence.
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"He is a savant when it comes to real estate, but, he hasn't really demonstrated that ability in other business ventures," Cuban said.
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Madeline's daughter Chloe (Darby Camp) was the music savant who, at six years old, translated complicated adult psychology into spot-on music choices.
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Although Savant says it plans to add new devices, like the Philips Hue system and Lutron shades, the current list is pretty short.
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Behind the dish is Austin Hedges, who for years was rightly pegged as a defensive savant who struggled to hit his body weight.
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He was a savant of marble, so he would have understood everything about the block, all of its grains and flaws and possibilities.
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In other words, there is very little evidence of autistic characters being featured in prominent, mainstream roles unless they possess savant abilities. Why?
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Maybe you view Malzahn as the offensive savant who molded Cam Newton into a brilliant quarterback during Auburn's national championship run in 2008.
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I was listening to a lot of Brit-pop and trip-hop and grunge music, and I wanted to escape from savant music.
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Despite his reputation as a Brazilian jiu jitsu savant, Gunnar Nelson is one of the better examples of karate in mixed martial arts.
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Afterward, Little Edie, with her upside-down outfits, florid, looping drawl and naïf-savant proclamations, emerged as a campy philosopher and gay idol.
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To watch Mitchell is to experience a kind of basketball savant who, like a basketball junkie, effortlessly recalls the plays she has seen.
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Sonos President Patrick Spence Sonos will also soon offer deeper integration with existing smart home integration systems, including Lutron, Crestron, iPort and Savant.
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David Pogue, the tech savant who's back at The Times with a new column, asked readers for their stories — and ways to cope.
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His Cummings is an asocial savant — not unlike Cumberbatch's Sherlock Holmes — with a penchant for working through his thoughts in a supply closet.
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In addition to being a Jew, I consider myself a punk savant of sorts—I once even trafficked drugs for NOFX singer Fat Mike.
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This is a big problem, because the Savant remote is supposed to replace the jumble of smartphone apps you'd use to control connected devices.
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It's hard for me to understand why Savant would start shipping its remote with so many limitations and such a half-baked user experience.
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Holding on to a savant who's somehow even more productive than captivating, on a five-year deal before his 23rd birthday, is a gift.
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In a compelling match up of up-and-comers, Gallagher—the grappling savant with much room for improvement in his striking—met Chinzo Machida.
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Don't count out the possibility of outside scholarships, said certified financial planner Joel R. Cundick, a financial advisor at Savant Capital in McLean, Virginia.
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"Remember when we all spent a few weeks pretending Trump was a political savant instead of just a blathering fool?" he tweeted on Tuesday.
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But Orso and Bosco, whose owner is Alessandro Michele, the bearded, oracular savant of a creative director at Gucci, may as well be juggernauts.
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"There is an opportunity for you to get into that conversation," said Michael Cyrs, a panelist and director of wealth advisory at Savant Capital.
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So much time has passed that Grimoire now looks like a relic—something not unlike 1992's Wizardry VII: Crusaders of the Dark Savant.
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"Estate-tax repeal is now a political issue, not a revenue one," said Michael Cyrs, an estate and wealth transfer advisor with Savant Capital Management.
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You don't have to be a math savant to be a data scientist; the biggest trend this year is growth of the "citizen" data scientist.
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Stirred by an intuitive appreciation of the comically grim appraisal of life in "Godot," Mr. Cluchey (pronounced CLOO-shee) became something of a Beckett savant.
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The study revealed that media representations of autism are often unrealistic and exaggerated, especially in their frequent reliance on the "genius/savant/special skill" stereotype.
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Kevin Hart is not only "the first comedian to ever make more than Jerry Seinfeld," according to Forbes, he is also a savvy style savant.
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His appointment completes a stratospheric rise to power for Stephen Miller, a former aide said to have a "savant-like" command of illegal immigration statistics.
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She portrays a math savant, Katherine Johnson, who just turned 98, and who last year w received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Obama.
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Is he a machiavellian savant who knows that his only path to reelection in 2628 is to help elect a Democratic congressional majority in 28500?
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The culture savant has learned how to practice values at Andreessen Horowitz and how to screen for them in the process of evaluating an investment.
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It's insulting to the large percentage of people on the spectrum without savant abilities, because it implies their stories aren't as valuable or worth telling.
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Ever the goofball, Shelton, 41, proved to be a man of many disguises — namely a heavily-bearded savant, a nerdy cop and even a gorilla.
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Still, it has to smart a bit over at Twitter, which has seen a burst of political activity, led by Twitter savant/wizard Donald Trump.
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"It's definitely a misconception that in order to invest in a way that social responsibility you have to sacrifice on the returns," Ms. Savant said.
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In other words, this is folk art threaded through the needle of studied composition and artistry rather than curios fashioned by a self-taught savant.
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OK. First of all, I didn't know we had Smart House in real life now, which is what the "Savant" and "Darwin" systems amount to.
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"He was kind of a savant," Larry Stone, a former ski jumping coach for the United States Skiing Association, told an online interviewer in 2011.
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"In the first month or so, I thought he was a little savant boy or genius boy," former Washington tight end Chris Cooley said of McVay.
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He conceived of Pee-wee as a jittery, joke-botching idiot savant, and his other creations at the Groundlings were similarly so-bad-they're-good entertainers.
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But in the end it, too, is limited—a sort of electronic idiot-savant which excels at one particular mental task but is baffled by others.
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Savant—known for the home automation systems for the rich and famous—makes a gorgeous remote, but Logitech makes a remote that ships via Amazon Prime.
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Based on that quote about building a complete product that looks great and works great, he probably would've hated the Savant Remote as it stands now.
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"Black men are always choosing some idiot savant to be the face of female rap, rather than a woman with actual brains and intellect," she wrote.
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Goatish terror, grower of cannabis, shepherd of morons, idiot savant of chaos, Ricky is Vancouver's hockey rioter returned to fable: the Pan of the redneck arcadia.
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A savant who picked up playing piano at age 3, Legend says he tried using his skills to win over the ladies at an early age.
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According to a story from ESPN's Sam Borden, Minshew is something of a fantasy savant but has yet to pick himself up in his longtime league.
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Born and raised in Mississippi, I am the granddaughter of a fried-chicken savant who always managed to keep the meat tender and the skin crispy.
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Obviously, Porzingis has the size and strength -- but Lomachenko is a beast ... the best pound-for-pound fighter on the planet and a legit boxing savant.
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We can never pretend that Yamamoto was a striking savant—his game was the leaping right hook and some hard kicks and that was about it.
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After a very tentative few minutes, Yamamoto finally caught the grappling savant with a right hook as he came in and sent him to the mat.
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If there's magic here, perhaps it's nothing more than recasting ultimate retread as a born-again savant, just long enough for him to finish the job.
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And then there's Gerald Murnane, the Australian literary savant who has landed in Goroke, a stretch of remote Victoria a few hours from where I am.
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The novel is told in letters, mainly to Michele from his mother — a savant of passive aggression who bullies and wheedles and bleeds onto the page.
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Drake is a social media savant, but he is also hip-hop's alpha figure and throneholder, and keenly aware of how he presents in all circumstances.
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Wirecutter recommends the Giro Savant helmet, which has an especially slim profile, so it's not too bulky to tote around town or pack in your luggage.
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Artists often adopt personas in their work — master painter, trickster, savant — and you can see this in the 13 performances of the maverick artist William Pope.
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It was Gilbert, not Griffin, who wanted to hire Blatt, a coaching savant with championship rings from a host of international datelines like Israel and Russia.
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Earth-i, which specialises in geospatial data, launched its SAVANT service late last year, tracking 100 smelters accounting for between 80% and 90% of global production.
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Ben Affleck stars as Christian Wolff, an enigmatic mathematics savant with special-ops-caliber skills who moonlights as a numbers cruncher and launderer for drug cartels.
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Like many other smarthome systems, Savant lets you program so-called "Scenes" that will turn on a series of devices and set them to your particular preferences.
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His network, as he described it, extends from Germany and Switzerland to Vancouver, British Columbia, where Chad Robertson, a pharmacist, said Sly was a savant of doping.
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I don't profess to be a political savant, so I leave the politics to other people and really lean into the issues that I care deeply about.
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The campaign has also begun thinking about what a convention with Mr. Trump, a circus master and media savant, as the prime-time act will look like.
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His condition is the central fact of his existence and the source of his genius as a math savant whose proficiency with numbers makes him so valuable.
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"You want to look at the plan summaries to see which has the lower fees," said Daryl Dagit, a CFP and financial advisor with Savant Capital Management.
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A private company willing to take a risk was Bitfury, founded in 21 by a tech savant from Latvia who was proselytizing about a strange virtual industry.
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What's hard for many to accept about Ed Sheeran is that he's a reasonably forward-thinking pop savant in the shape of an older-crowd-pleasing performer.
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As it turned out, Mr. Michele was perhaps not so much a savant as some kind of cultural dowser, wandering the landscape with a trusty witching wand.
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On Tuesday, Daphne Zuniga (who played Jo Reynolds) posted a photo of her and castmates Josie Bissett, Laura Leighton, Doug Savant, Andrew Shue and Courtney Thorne-Smith.
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On Monday, the TV host and social media savant, 34, spent time replying to Twitter users' burning questions about the ins and outs of A-lister life.
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He performed less frequently but released a handful of albums on the Savant label in the early 2000s before failing health eventually forced him to stop performing.
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Lawal, an All-American from Oklahoma State, Strikeforce champion, and Rizin Heavyweight Grand Prix champion, is a savant for unarmed combat who seems happy to fight anyone.
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Huang posted a tutorial inspired by the work of Aleksander Savant to his 600k+ followers last week, which you can peep here: Follow Andrew Huang's work on YouTube.
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Alongside acts including Animal Collective, Joanna Newsom, and Vetiver, Banhart was heralded as a "freak folk" savant, despite the fact that many of these bands hated that descriptor.
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It turns out you don't need to be an idiot savant like Dustin Hoffman's character in Rain Man, or an MIT mathematics prodigy in order to count cards.
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Huang posted a tutorial inspired by the work of Aleksander Savant to his 600k+ followers last week, which you can peep here: Follow Andrew Huang's work on YouTube.
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Years. The former Giants quarterback was so bad that his replacement, Tony Romo, was hailed as a savant just for accurately calling some plays out before the snap.
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Johnson, a math savant, graduated summa cum laude from what is now West Virginia State University at 18, and heard about the job through a family connection. Mrs.
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Throughout our lunch, Misty quotes back the precise margins and percentages and quadruple-digit vote counts for every poll and primary this year, with a savant-like precision.
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The next several months have much in store for Curry, a 31-year-old basketball savant who, after 10 seasons, is already thinking hard about life after basketball.
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CNN has decided that Hunter Biden is an obvious eastern European energy savant and they've also decided that he also is the greatest Chinese financier since Jack Welch.
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It hurt to see the rules of grammar and usage, which I have lived my writing life by, mastered by an idiot savant that used math for words.
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Crime Every 16th-century savant and scholar and crackpot aspired to study in Prague under great minds like the astronomer Johannes Kepler and the court mathematician, Tycho Brahe.
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"With $22 million in exemptions, it's not so much of a tax issue as it used to be," said Brent Brodeski, a panelist and CEO of Savant Capital.
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His scientific building up of his base along the fence, hindering the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu savant at every step, would have been worth the price of admission alone.
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"Generally speaking, machine intelligence is kind of like an autistic savant, in that it will be very good at a very narrow, well-defined set of problems," Egan said.
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Topping both the DVD/Blu-ray and digital rentals charts for 2017 is Ben Affleck's weird-ass action hero/math savant flick The Accountant, and America, you chose wisely.
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But for someone as prolific as Soderbergh, it's just one of a handful of projects he seems to be constantly working his way through with a savant-like ease.
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This week's puzzle is twist on a stunning, counter-intuitive classic — the Monty Hall Problem, made famous by Marilyn vos Savant in her "Ask Marilyn" column in Parade Magazine.
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Jonny Bones, the hard-partying mixed martial art savant, who fought so hard to fall back into the public's good graces this year, has found himself in trouble again.
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"We have started to see an increase in people on the streets that showed possible indicators of being victims of trafficking," said Karen Savant of St Mungo's in London.
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" She added, "I don't profess to be a political savant, so I leave the politics to other people and really lean into the issues that I care deeply about.
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Arrival is serious and smartly crafted, shifting around like a Rubik's cube in the hand of a savant, nothing quite making sense until all the pieces suddenly come together.
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Johnston was widely considered a genius and a savant, both a massively influential songwriter and a cult figure that steered mainstream alternative music while remaining decidedly outside of it.
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As has been the case with his predecessors, Shine faced the challenge of overseeing messaging for a president who considers himself a media savant and his own best spokesman.
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While there are plenty of empty storefronts on the nearby blocks, there are also fresh contenders like Donut Savant, which sells pour-over coffee and scaled-down Cronut knockoffs.
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In Games 1 and 2, the Blazers shot just 30 percent against McGee at the rim, which has him in similar territory to Serge Ibaka, Toronto's shot-blocking savant.
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For example: As SNL and other comedy shows portray Trump as an idiot savant, they'll also portray Conway, Melania, and especially Ivanka as propping him up through palpable disdain.
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"He's just kind of a genius savant, hovering above the rest of the world," says country singer and Flatlanders member Joe Ely, who's known The Ledge for over 220 years.
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At His Most Adaptable Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira was always a shuffling, limited fighter on the feet but he was a savant on the ground and far from a simple man.
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Savant boasts the capability to control over 380,000 entertainment devices, though that number is essentially inflated by the sheer volume of different models of TVs, Blu-Ray players, and soundbars.
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He's not known as an engineering savant nor a design guru like Tony Fadell, the iPod creator who recently departed from Nest, the smart-home company he sold to Google.
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Justin Chang, The Los Angeles Times: Johnson is a pop savant steeped in Star Wars arcana, and you can sense his reverence for the legacy with which he's been entrusted.
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Snowden is even worse, with half the movie portraying Edward Snowden as a Beautiful Mind-esque savant who almost single-handedly built the infrastructure that made NSA wiretapping a possibility.
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On New Year's Eve 2010 the grappling savant, Shinya Aoki, was matched against Yuichiro Nagashima, a decent kickboxer, in a "special rules" match consisting of alternating kickboxing and MMA rounds.
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" Maggie Haberman, the Pulitzer-winning New York Times correspondent (and Donald Trump savant), tweeted that she had read the Post story twice, leading to a simple reaction: "It is insane.
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A former model, Lennox has made a name for herself in the art world as a self-taught savant known for vibrant work that makes bold commentary on modern life.
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He is, though, a kind of Twitter savant, having used the medium to maximum impact to get his message out to the people who voted him into office on Tuesday.
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If Snap does have a core selling point, it's Spiegel himself, and the notion that he's a product savant who can figure out how to attract and retain young users.
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To prove themselves wrong, instead of taking a vacation, they spent the summer of 2013 working on Savant - Ascent, a quick 'n' dirty pixel shooter that, thankfully, was well-received.
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While Honnold's climbing shines, Honnold the human is presented as almost some kind of idiot savant, a "bumbling, dorky, awkward kind of goofball," according to North Face professional climber Cedar Wright.
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His political ideas appear in an illustration of a social media-savant dissolving into a massive crowd of followers, and a pair of conscription officers gobbling up masses of frightened civilians.
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A defensive savant with a fiery personality and a salty vocabulary, Zimmer, 133, spent more than three decades as a college and N.F.L. assistant before becoming a first-time head coach.
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Its premise — a doctor on the autistic spectrum who also has savant syndrome, meaning he is incredibly smart about certain topics — sounds like it could be incredibly horrible if handled poorly.
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BTW, Dean was training at Fight Academy of Pasadena with former MMA star Savant "Black Superman" Young ... who gave us an exclusive demo of how Ronda could've avoided that ass kicking.
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Determined to learn why his mother disappeared, Samuel enlists his Elfscape buddy Pwnage, whose savant-like video game skills have made him an online celebrity, to help piece together Faye's history.
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Spiegel controls Snap and is viewed by many as a product savant, so a lot of investors have kept hope that his product expertise would keep Snapchat going amid other turmoil.
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Against Maia that could either be ballsy and unusual enough that it surprises the grappling savant, or it could lead to easier passes for Maia into very bad positions for Condit.
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And when Boston's savant of a coach, Brad Stevens, is getting so much out of the relative neophytes Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum while James is plagued with such intermittent help.
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But Barr doesn't necessarily have to be an immigration savant himself to maintain the DOJ as Sessions led it: a force for legally aggressive tactics in the service of immigration hawkishness.
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It would be hard to blame Zuckerberg for wanting to prove to the public that he's not the awkward, uncaring savant as portrayed by the 2010 Oscar-winning film The Social Network.
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Recently Noble's redesigned its universal in-ear monitors (high-end earbuds) and now the mid-range Noble Savant IEMs are some of the best fitting buds you can shove in your ear.
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If you want to connect to a set top box, however, you'd better own an Apple TV or a Roku, because those are the only ones that work with the Savant Remote.
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Well, the selfie savant has bestowed yet another one of her valuable blessings upon a new Instagram perk that'll surely take extracting style cues from your favorite influencers from flattery to reality.
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Whatever his failings as a human, he is an offensive savant who, as SB Nation's Bill Connelly notes rather comprehensively, reliably salvages whatever program will have him and does so in style.
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We can see why Tom, a narcissistic pop-culture savant similar to O'Dowd's character in "Juliet, Naked" (adapted from a Hornby novel), and the brusque, superior Louise were attracted to each other.
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" She is known by some in her circle as "The Savant" because she has what Stanley calls an "uncanny ability to suss out when, exactly, hate speech will morph into violent action.
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If Snap does have a core selling point, it's founder/CEO Evan Spiegel himself, and the notion that he's a product savant who can figure out how to attract and retain young users.
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Additionally, a potentially pivotal deal to acquire a drug made by privately held Savant Neglected Diseases LLC is now off the table and KaloBios has only $2.9 million in unencumbered cash, Vara said.
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Milo's brilliance stems from his savant-like ability to visualize complex, hypothetical shapes that exist only in his imagination, a practice that's not unlike that of a novelist who's conjuring characters and images.
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Karev (Justin Chambers), Amelia (Caterina Scorsone), and the intern are treating a singing savant named Kimmie Park who just wants to make it to her audition but can't because of her brain tumor.
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READ MEBeautifully designed hardwareAttractive software, too, but it could be more user friendlyLimited number of compatible devices, though Savant promises to add more soonWay too much money for something that's not quite perfect
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Trump, by contrast, is an idiot savant who apparently came up with a rudimentary form of paleo-conservatism on his own, without being aware of the deeper thinkers that shared his disturbing worldview.
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Sanders—who jumped on the Warriors bandwagon to appeal to California voters on May 30th, before his meteoric campaign crashed out unceremoniously (parallels, anyone?)—appears to be a bit of a basketball savant.
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Produced by Greg Kurstin, the studio savant behind recent work by Sia, Gwen Stefani and Adele, it's an album that feels laser-targeted at pop radio, or at least the Spotify Top 50.
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I am torn between praising it as visionary (and also a great deal of fun, what with entertainments including a voluble animatronic savant) and reporting it as a mugging to the taste police.
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With receiving savant Julio Jones still one of the most unstoppable players in the league and second-year Calvin Ridley running with him, the Falcons offense should be one to watch this fall.
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The game is already starting to move in slow motion for Ball, a pass-first savant whose assist-to-usage ratio ranks in the 78th percentile among point guards, per Cleaning the Glass.
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Out August 4 via Ipecac Recordings, Dead Cross was produced by nu-metal savant Ross Robinson, and captures the unbridled fury of the hardcore scene to which the band owes a huge debt.
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Hrušovany nad Jevišovkou, Czech Republic As previously mentioned, producer Jack Shirley has been doing a savant-level job on these sprawling shoegazey hardcore albums lately, namely on this year's standout album, Respire's Dénouement.
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The New Jersey-born pop savant Jack Antonoff has been one of music's most valuable players this year, working as a primary producer on recent albums by Taylor Swift, Lorde and St. Vincent.
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To the Editor: I am not enough of a political savant to appraise all of Jill Filipovic's points, but I will say this: Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.
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ABC's "The Good Doctor" (anyone notice a pattern in the titles?) is a sort of syrupy reverse "House" in which the diagnoses come not from a misanthrope but a well-meaning autistic savant.
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Unfortunately, if you find a company you don't want to support, you can't just remove it from the mutual fund, according to Arianna Savant, former head of product at an impact investing platform.
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In contrast, he was the long-haired, highly tattooed, plant-growing savant with lifelong ties to the cannabis industry, who still wanted to prove he was among the best cultivators on the planet.
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On one hand, Mr. Bannon told friends that Mr. Trump was a populist savant who had a deeper connection with the alienated white working class than any politician in the last half-century.
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Andre Reed, who played in four Super Bowls for Buffalo, was a finalist eight times, and Tim Brown, the versatile Oakland star, and Cris Carter, the Minnesota Vikings touchdown savant, were six-time finalists.
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But especially compared with the emotional richness of the character interactions that occurred in last week's episode, these separate storylines do nothing but try our patience, despite Eugene's quirkiness and funny redneck-savant shtick.
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From about 22018 to the very early 22010s, Martin wrote a number of commercially successful hits ("Baby One More Time" and "It's Gonna Be Me" among them) that established him as a pop savant.
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Musical savant Eamon (Mark McKenna) is the John to Conor's Paul, and scenes in which the two craft their band's songs play like charming, amateur therapy sessions for boys with hearts ready to burst.
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His legal team tried—and failed—to paint a picture of a possibly autistic savant who made a big bet and lost, but ultimately didn't hurt anyone since his investors profited in the end.
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This Top-Secret Investigator Infiltrates Hate Groups Online Andrea Stanley profiles an anonymous woman known as the Savant who infiltrates online hate groups in an effort to identify potential mass shooters before they strike.
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Let us just say that it is hard to imagine Lionel Messi, Maradona's heir as Argentina's best player, doing anything so vulgar on camera, destroying his wholesome, carefully curated image as a soccer savant.
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Carnegie was an entrepreneurial savant who managed and revolutionized the steel industry — even using the extraction of raw materials to build his own home, the first in the nation to have a steel structure.
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The rapper, Twitter savant, and former adult bagel virgin doles out this notorious award on Twitter occasionally when his followers step into his mentions with any mixture of the following: ignorance, attitude, general dumbfuckery.
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In his everyday life, he's awkward and obsessive, but when he gets behind the wheel of a car, he's a savant, outrunning police and dodging spike strips like some sort of elegant, sunglasses-wearing ballerina.
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It felt good to hear that, but there was also that longing for the Bachman we've seen so little of – the idiot savant who figures something out at the last second to save the day.
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"I was just amazed that all of the big automation systems – Crestron, Control4, and Savant – they cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, and the [user interface] looks like it's from the 90's," he says.
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"It's true that many individuals with high-functioning autism have very high levels of intelligence and savant-like abilities," says Harry Voulgarakis, a psychologist and director of the Shoreline Center for Social Learning in Connecticut.
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"The most important delegations at a contested Republican National Convention" is how John Yob, a Republican strategist regarded as a process savant who has worked for several presidential campaigns, has characterized these untethered power players.
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Ally Sentnor, a 15-year-old soccer savant from Hanson, Massachusetts, was recently crowned Sports Illustrated's SportsKid of the Year, a title bestowed upon young athletes who embody excellence in competition, community and the classroom.
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On Monday night, six stars of the soapy Fox drama reunited for dinner at the Polo Bar in New York City: Laura Leighton, Doug Savant, Andrew Shue, Daphne Zuniga, Courtney Thorne-Smith and Josie Bissett.
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Basketball Reference has tracked block percentage back to the 23-74 season, and the top-four seasons among players with 100 or more blocks belong to Manute Bol, the 7-foot-7 shot-blocking savant.
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In the fifth episode of the first season, Huffman's Lynette Scavo and her husband Tom (Doug Savant) realize they're going to have to pitch in a little extra to get their twins into a private school.
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Fresh off finishing his run with "Bates Motel," Freddie Highmore stars on "The Good Doctor" as a young surgeon with autism and savant syndrome whose social skills and medical talents are tested at a new hospital.
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He grew up reading Isaac Asimov and Robert Heinlein, with their stories of rebellious lunar colonies, idiot-savant robots and societies founded on "psychohistory", an amalgam of economics, history and what is now called big data.
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Assessing risk well or poorly can powerfully affect returns, because a jittery investor can dump a wholly appropriate portfolio and sustain unnecessary losses, according to Cal Brown, a certified financial planner with Savant Capital Wealth Management.
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The former quarterback savant famously flamed out as a future USC recruit, but he bounced back in a big way on the college football scene as one of the country's best deep threats at wide receiver.
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Although they had regrouped after the failure of "Baywatch," setting up new pilots at different networks, their uncle Sherwood Schwartz — the syndication savant behind sitcoms like "The Brady Bunch" and "Gilligan's Island" — gave them crucial advice.
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What Trump's tweets this morning prove beyond a shadow of a doubt is that the idea that he is some political savant executing a three-dimensional chess strategy that only he can see is simply wrong.
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He's a passing savant, he's a good rebounder, he shoots better than you probably think and he provides some size without sacrificing the fluid ball movement I'll have to hope can be built through my starters.
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Many people have pointed to Georgian designer Demna Gvasalia of Vetements and Balenciaga for being the savant of our generation, with his couture take on streetwear that mirrors the borrow-and-repurpose ethos of the internet generation.
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Mr. Diggs, who won a Tony Award in 2016 for his spirited performance as Lafayette and Jefferson in "Hamilton," and Mr. Casal, a spoken-word savant, were both born and bred in the gritty East Bay city.
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The woman who controls it is a septuagenarian coding savant, its campus contains a human-size rabbit hole and an elevator to hell, and in all probability your personal medical records are on servers running its software.
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I knew the theme clues were anagrams because of the way they "sounded" to my ears (don't ask; I'm a savant in that way), but I was still working with the theory that they were bathroom signs.
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In this respect, Spicoli is something of a savant: Yes, he's a weasel, but he has his own moral code that he adheres to, even when being mocked by the hectoring Mr. Hand and his fellow classmates.
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A hair savant since the tender age of 14, Redway spent her formative years braiding at a Black hair salon, then moved on to NYC to assist some of the biggest names in the biz at the time.
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But if Irving can unfurl his limitless offensive repertoire on demand, transform into a playmaking savant, and prove capable of being the best player on a championship-winning team, this bet will pay off in a major way.
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From 2000 to 2015, Savant oversaw Imax's huge growth in China and he's looking to do the same for 4DX and ScreenX here in the States as he's taken on the role of its CEO in the Americas.
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Depending on the moment, she is an electric vocalist or an indifferent one, an emotional savant or a naif, a singer who understands what her voice is best at and one who sounds like she's merely following directions.
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With a few add-ons, the Savant wirelessly controls room lighting, television, disc/BluRay players as well as Wi-Fi speakers such as Sonos (whose ability to surround a room in sound is belied by its compact frame).
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Key thought leaders include the respected Reagan Gold Commissioner, Lewis E. Lehrman, financier-philanthropist Sean Fieler (who chairs the American Principles Project which I professionally advise), media titan Steve Forbes, high tech savant George Gilder, and many others.
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Paired with scheming savant head coach Andy Reid, Mahomes has as bright a future as any quarterback we've seen in some time and all of the skills necessary to go down in history as one of the greats.
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Milk's significance as a symbol of gay liberation has eclipsed the reality of the man—a political latecomer and rhetorical savant, whose compassion for the dispossessed vied with an avarice for publicity that sometimes drew him toward populism.
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The brain damage from a 2016 car accident, one that left Race temporarily speechless and scattered, has also seemed to finesse the part of his brain that makes for a brilliant back-up singer and sound engineer savant.
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Like Borg, another clay-court savant, Nadal has become a master of the volley dropped short into the court, a deft touch that has helped him win two Wimbledon singles titles and reach the finals three other times.
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But Kayla Cromer and Maeve Press are just as charming as the sisters — one of whom is a high-functioning autistic savant, and the other of whom is a misfit teen struggling to fit in with her classmates.
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For the last 23 years, the silver-haired Mr. Osborne brought a sophisticated, gentlemanly air to TCM, where he turned his savant-like familiarity with films, their back stories and their stars into absorbing intros, outros and interviews.
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Using three years of play-by-play data downloaded from NFL Savant, I used a modelling technique designed for making predictions based on numerous variables to derive an equation that forecasts the result of any possession in the NFL.
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The "X-Files" has never shied from repulsive images and that tradition continues here with a group of severely deformed children who are being treated by Kyle's dad, Dr. Augustus Goldman (a fairly threatening Doug Savant of "Melrose Place").
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"Genetic memory, simply put, is complex abilities and actual sophisticated knowledge inherited along with other more typical and commonly accepted physical and behavioral characteristics," Darold Treffert, a psychiatrist who studies "savant syndrome," wrote in a 2015 Scientific American article.
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Martin Shkreli reminded an investor of the autistic savant character from the movie "Rain Man" — but that was because of his intense "focus" on the stock market and not a belief that Shkreli is autistic, that investor testified Monday.
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Whether you're a makeup maven or skincare savant, there's nothing quite like indulging in a luxe face mask while catching up on Netflix, or trying a brand new lipstick that instantly brightens your day, week, month, or even your year.
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Here's an exclusive clip from the movie: Michiel Huisman, (Game Of Thrones' second, better Daario Naharis) stars as Dylan Branson, a savant with a Beautiful Mind-esque talent for seeing how things converge and unite in the world around him.
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But this is Nicholas Winding Refn at the wheel here (or NWR, as his Saint-Laurent-esque monogram dubs him,) a notorious idiot savant, who, like Ryan Gosling's pretty cipher in Drive, can stumble into greatness when he's not making words.
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Daniel's basement studio—in which he churned out illustrations, films, and malformed pop-hits, all while buoyed by his nurturing but confused middle-class parents—was an eerie mirror of my own self-appointed savant-cum-uselessly dependent-son existence.
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At the Center for Mind Design in Manhattan, customers will soon be able to choose from a variety of brain enhancements: Human Calculator promises to give you savant-level mathematical abilities; Zen Garden can make you calmer and more efficient.
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Wolff is really good at his job (yes, there is an accounting montage, if that's what gets you to the movies), the movie's explanation for which is that he's also living with high-functioning autism that makes him a numbers savant.
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It is thrilling to be in the room with the two of them once their cat-and-mouse game commences: Marco, unctuous, a savant of manipulation; Cercas, recoiling in his chair, empathizing against his will, trying desperately not to be used.
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" To Sanjiv Sidhu, a so-called software savant whose fortune was once estimated at over $6 billion, Ms. Magic's invitation-only salons are the perfect escape from a business culture where one-upmanship is "crowding out our need to connect.
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Here was a man of enormous means, with no college degree, no brokers' license, whose reputation as a financial savant seemed grounded not in any concrete evidence but in the extensive network of powerful people he had cultivated over the years.
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Mr. Kalanick, with salt-and-pepper hair, a fast-paced walk and an iPhone practically embedded in his hand, is described by friends as more at ease with data and numbers (some consider him a math savant) than with people.
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The story is similarly for Lou, who in addition to being a savant programmer (he has won many international coding competitions over the years under the coding handle ACRush), worked at Google[x] on its autonomous car project before the unit became Waymo.
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Steven Soderbergh, who directed the Ocean's trilogy and who returns from a four-year retirement from filmmaking to bookend it with the equally jubilant new heist comedy Logan Lucky, is a savant when it comes to understanding the appeal of his lead actors.
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Here was the problem in its original form as sent in by a reader to Ms. vos Savant: Suppose you're on a game show, and you're given the choice of three doors: Behind one door is a car; behind the others, goats.
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Wayne is hip-hop's very own original drug-munching, expletive-cackling, thumb-sucking, language-fucking, free-associating genius idiot savant egomaniac, Chainz a suave, cheerful ladies' man and/or sexist whose greatest charm is his own candid shamelessness complete with sheepish grin.
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Hulbert picks her way through the minefield of "spectrum" or "savant" kids and the question of whether what we call autism, with its bestowal of exceptionally close and persistent focus on some object, can be a help in the arts and sciences.
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The new film "Beats" has a similar premise, with Anthony Anderson starring as a high school guard and former music manager who takes an agoraphobic hip-hop savant (Khalil Everage) under his wing, but appears to take it in a more inspirational direction.
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Though Trump's surprise win in 2016 might make him seem like a kind of political savant, the reality is he was a drag on his party, a president who didn't help anyone get over the finish line — offering nothing but anti-coattails.
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Ms. McEntire, a country music savant with a sizable collection of No. 1 hits and a lengthy career on television, said "Heck yes," when asked whether she would go either way, in line with her past position of keeping politics and art separate.
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The series opened with Dr. Shaun Murphy, intricately played by Freddie Highmore, being questioned by the board of San Jose St. Bonaventure Hospital as to why him being autistic and having savant syndrome shouldn't deter them from making him a surgical resident.
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Cohn's biography is equally fascinating as a legal savant, someone who graduated law school at the age of 20, began his public life pushing for the death penalty in the case of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and found power as McCarthy's right hand.
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But unless you want to do something simple like play some music, or something narrow like find a new piece of similar music to listen to, or something basic like order a staple item from the Internet, they're still far more idiot than savant.
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Trump is a savant of both questioning the legitimacy of presidents and presidential candidates and "I'm just sayin'", so after making a big deal out of Ted Cruz's Canadian birth, it should come as no surprise that he has also started questioning Marco Rubio's pedigree.
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Here are just a few of its lessons about how to overcome obstacles to succeed in the workplace: Katherine Johnson, played by Taraji P. Henson, is a mathematical savant selected to work under the exacting Al Harrison (Kevin Costner), head of the Space Task Group.
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Gordon-Levitt immerses himself in the role, dropping his voice an octave and recreating the exact pattern of Snowden's facial stubble — but then the character is introduced as a guy who absentmindedly solves a Rubik's Cube one-handed, summer movie shorthand for mathematical / computer savant.
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Other changes are afoot in America too — the civil rights movement, for one — but Katherine Goble (Taraji P. Henson), a widow and a "computer" at NASA who's also a bit of a savant with numbers, is focused is on her job and her three daughters.
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Manny Machado is an all-around savant and Adam Jones is just a tick less virtuosic, but the one-dimensional sluggers surrounding them can all make some seriously entertaining noise—of both the exploding-baseball and gale-force wind gust variety—at the plate.
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Which sucks .... I guess there could be an "autistic savant with schizophrenia who can't deal with the real world and thinks they're a plane but manages to write wacky porn of a publishable standard, maintain a weird but enjoyable twitter account, and effectively troll racists".
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He is not a seer or a policy savant or the Wizard of Oz. He is capitalizing on a storied American tradition: acquiescence to angry white men trying to rid a sacred land of immigrants, Jews, and women who don't meet medieval standards of obedience.
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Around the same time, they started a magazine called Grand Royal that was also sort of a record label and also sort of a lifestyle consumer emporium and also sort of a clubhouse where you could feel simultaneously like a noob and a savant.
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" One day Brittany meets and inexplicably follows onto a train a 12-year-old girl named Florence, an orphan who is a kind of savant of justice, like some combination of Emma González, the Parkland shooting survivor and activist, and Leia Organa from "Star Wars.
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Savant regulates things like air and water temperature, lighting, and in-home audio systems: "When you're entertaining outside, just tap your 'Cocktail Hour' scene to stream a playlist to the patio and fade up your pool lights as day turns to night," the website advises.
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The Chinese index continued to fall in January, hitting its lowest since May 2018, after weakness in December, but showed a slight recovery towards the end of January, according to a joint statement from earth-i and broker Marex Spectron, which helped develop SAVANT.
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"Editors On Holiday" might sound like a made-for-TV movie, but it's actually the latest installment of our ongoing collaboration with eBay, in which we apply our shopping expertise to help you look like a gift-giving savant in the months to come.
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Todd: Yet even as The Americans is keeping us wondering what's up with Henry and Mischa, it's doing wonders of displaying exactly what's happening with Paige, who is either a dangerously reckless loose cannon or some sort of spy savant who's inherited all her parents' skills.
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"Stevie" was, according to his legend, a day-trading idiot savant, a bully and a moneymaking genius who, when he wasn't staring at his screens, was trying to prove his sophistication by paying top dollar for trophy works of art, such as Damien Hirst's pickled shark.
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One of Neil Patrick Harris' most iconic roles to date is How I Met Your Mother's power suit-wearing, magic trick-loving, catchphrase-savant, womanizer Barney Stinson—and it's led to many of his character's most famous, on-screen phrases becoming forever immortalized as viral GIFs.
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In May of last year, NYC & Company designated the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles — all named for Italian Renaissance masters Michelangelo, Raphael, Leonardo, and Donatello by their adoptive father, the mutant rat savant Splinter — as the city's official Family Ambassadors for the second year in a row.
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" Three new dramas are set for a fall debut: "The Good Doctor," starring Freddie Highmore as a young physician with autism and savant syndrome; "The Gospel of Kevin," about a troubled man (Jason Ritter) who's instructed by a celestial being to save the world, and "Marvel's Inhumans.
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Sonny Mehta, the literary savant who guided the reading hours of millions of people and the fortunes of the venerable publisher Alfred A. Knopf for 1962 years at a time of changing tastes, aggressive merchandising and demands for profits, died on Monday at his home in Manhattan.
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When she sang "Liability" on "Saturday Night Live," with Antonoff accompanying her, they decorated the piano with talismans they'd kept close at hand while writing the song: a copy of Lorrie Moore's short-story collection "Self-Help"; a framed picture of the Swedish pop savant Robyn.
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"This trial has revealed that Raniere, who portrayed himself as a savant and a genius, was in fact a massive manipulator, a con man, and the crime boss of a cult-like organization involved in sex trafficking, child pornography, extortion, compelled abortions, branding, degradation and humiliation," he said.
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In case you didn't know Theroux is a bit of a Sharpie savant, sharing an image on his Instagram account back at the beginning of April of himself giving a couple of impromptu poolside semi-permanent tattoos to Jason Bateman's two young daughters, much to their father's chagrin.
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As Kyle Buchanan, Vulture's awards season savant, noted to the Bagger, it's interesting that Mr. DiCaprio could win for this raggedy, largely wordless role, considering the Oscar-nominated parts he has played before: kitten-faced autistic teenager, Wall Street hedonist, swashbuckling Hollywood golden boy/madman-in-waiting and gunrunner.
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Her character was especially dumb because she was so good, a purely beatific angel who wanted hugs, friends, and ended up coming across at least a little like the infamous Eugene, whose gimmick was that of a mentally handicapped man who became a wrestling savant when given the chance.
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Here's how The Verge's music savant Jamieson Cox described one of the first tracks off the new album: "Plastic Thrills" is pure smash-and-burn fun, with Greg Saunier and Satomi Matsuzaki trading vocal takes over riffs that sound like they belong in a minor-league hockey arena.
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The closing film of the London Film Festival covers the twilight years of a couple who made more than 100 films spanning the silent and talkie era, with John C. Reilly as Oliver Hardy, the lovably oafish Southern gent, and Steve Coogan playing the idiot-savant Stan Laurel.
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Washington plays the title character, a "Rain Man"-like legal savant -- it's never mentioned, but he clearly appears to be on the spectrum -- who has toiled for decades in obscurity, the silent partner of a civil-rights titan who served as the public face of their two-man firm.
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Meghan Markle's style savant, known as Meghan's Mirror, has offered the exact kind of on-the-spot insight into every Givenchy dress, Jimmy Choo heel, and Jennifer Meyer necklace worn by the former Duchess of Sussex that we needed ever since her fateful blind date with Prince Harry.
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The other is "Siobhan Liddell: Nobody's World," the main attraction at Gordon Robichaux, a gallery of contemporary art at 41 Union Square West, as well as the first New York solo in nearly a decade of the multimedia savant Siobhan Liddell, who paints and sculpts, among much else.
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The year's most promising pure pop album is from a painstakingly detail-oriented, emotionally wrenched, melodically ambitious soul and funk savant who's just now, a couple of years into his run in the limelight, learning how to squeeze the most arresting of sentiments from the rawest of arrangements.
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Boston (CNN)The standardized test-taking savant who was paid off to pose as high school students and ace SATs and ACTs pleaded guilty Friday to one count of conspiracy to commit mail fraud and honest services mail fraud and one count of conspiracy to commit money laundering.
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Erivo capably embodies Gibney's under-the-surface compassion and strength, but her performance is hemmed in by the show's decision to amp up the character's idiosyncrasies — this Gibney is practically a rain-woman savant, and Erivo's attempts to give that some nuance can just end up looking dull.
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Shkreli's attorneys didn't try to contest the fact that their client lied, instead trying to garner sympathy for a man who they painted as possibly autistic, a savant who never really hurt anyone with his ruse given that most of the investors testifying ended up making a profit.
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Wunderkind that she is, we wouldn't be all that surprised to find out that Millie just so happened to also be a style savant in addition to her thespian prowess, but the truth is the woman behind those flawless ensembles is in fact masterful stylist to the stars, Karla Welch.
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The rivalry between Larry Bird and Magic Johnson was transmitted to the public through sportswriters who typecast Bird as the white country bumpkin who gritted his way to excellence and Johnson as the black, always-smiling savant who whipped up his God-given talents into the best show on the hardwood.
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Adapted, from the French film of the same name, by Emma Rice, the Globe's soon-to-depart artistic director, it's about a tradition-bucking heroine too timid to stand up for her own genius, whose colleagues bow and scrape before an inscrutable man-fool they've been told is a savant.
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With Hirscher out of the picture as well as Norwegian speed savant Aksel Lund Svindal, who retired after last season's World Championships, the race for next ringleader is wide open at Beaver Creek, which this weekend is hosting the world's fastest men on skis as part of the Alpine World Cup.
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He is about a moment in the music industry, in youth culture, in the very fabric of the UK. Stormzy has triumphed where others have stumbled because he has a savant-like quality for understanding trends and changes, and then having the confidence to take risks, to bet against the house.
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"This trial has revealed that Raniere, who portrayed himself as a savant and a genius, was in fact, a master manipulator, a con man and the crime boss of a cult-like organization," said Richard P. Donoghue, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, right after the verdict was made.
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When he was finally thrown into the deep end with the shark that is Demian Maia, Magny was thoroughly outclassed by the jiu jitsu savant and it seemed like Neil Magny had been shown up as a middling welterweight who was making a fleeting visit to the top end of the division.
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With algorithms, we don't have an engineering breakthrough that's making life more precise, but billions of semi-savant mini-Frankensteins, often with narrow but deep expertise that we no longer understand, spitting out answers here and there to questions we can't judge just by numbers, all under the cloak of objectivity and science.
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Mr. Pamatmat imagines what would happen if the Antichrist (Kerry Warren) was a Jamba Juice-swilling savant getting help from the Four Millennials of the Apocalypse: Famine (Rosa Gilmore), for instance, complains that her roommates are stealing her food, while the hunky airhead War (Patrick Cummings) flirts with the neurotic Pestilence (Sathya Sridharan).
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Pellegrini, despite having won two league titles since 2012 and having his team in the quarterfinals of the Champions League, has been told that he will be replaced at the end of the season by Pep Guardiola, the soccer savant who led Barcelona to four years of dominance and currently coaches Bayern Munich.
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So after setting up everything in my apartment full of connected devices—including a ceiling full of connected bulbs and windows covered by connected shades—I ended up with only four things that I could control with the Savant Remote: my old ass Samsung TV, a Roku, a Sonos Play: One, and a single lamp.
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The truest sign that Mr. West has succeeded is that these are not fractures at all for Chance, who on the jubilant, nourishing "Coloring Book," his third solo release, has blossomed into a crusader and a pop savant, coming as close as anyone has to eradicating the walls between the sacred and the secular.
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Mr. Diggs, who won a Tony Award in 20043 for his spirited performance as Lafayette and Jefferson in "Hamilton," and Mr. Casal, a spoken-word savant, both wrote "Blindspotting" as a type of primal howl: Their gritty Oakland — an artistic hotbed, particularly for black culture, powered by cycles of oppression and defiance — was becoming unrecognizable.
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He told us that he believes McGregor remains the best fighter in the world despite the heavy beating he took from Nurmagomedov in his last bout, that he&aposs a savant in the area of martial arts, and that it is a learning experience for him, personally, whenever McGregor is training in his gym.
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Brussels's Center for Fine Arts, known as Bozar, brought out the paintings, prints and tapestries of the all-media monster Bernard van Orley; the Palazzo Reale in Milan revived Antonello da Messina, the Sicilian savant; and the National Gallery of Art in Washington went to bat for Verrocchio, the artistic paterfamilias of Medici Florence.
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When Hannibal was hosting a sketch show on Comedy Central, Mike was one of the musical guests; he also became something of a podcast savant, co-hosting on topics from wrestling to animated TV, as well as his own solo show, Secret Skin, which interviews public figures about the nature of public life and creativity.
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"The trial has revealed that Raniere, who portrayed himself as a savant and a genius, was in fact a master manipulator, a con man and the crime boss of a cult-like organization involving sex trafficking, child pornography, extortion, compelled abortion, branding, degradation and humiliation," Richard Donoghue, the U.S. Attorney in Brooklyn, told reporters outside of the courthouse.
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The series also succeeds beautifully in highlighting people who treat food as more than simple sustenance or just another business—from lauded pitmaster Ed Mitchell to nerd-savant Nathan Myhrvold of The Modernist Cuisine fame, as well as people like Eliza MacLean of Cane Creek Farm, who pasture-raises pigs and other livestock in North Carolina.
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It turns out that the chef, a Culinary Institute of America grad who worked at Gramercy Tavern before a three-year run cooking at the Seagram Building, was a bit of a kimchi savant—she has taught a kimchi 101 class—and kept a stash of her kimchi marinade (the magic sauce) always on hand in the walk-in.
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He even told Business Insider late last year that his man remains the best fighter in the world despite the heavy beating he took from Khabib Nurmagomedov in his last bout, that he&aposs a savant in the area of martial arts, and that it is a learning experience for him, personally, whenever McGregor is training in his gym.
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But, these days, when the guy who's cornered you at a party says he's been "getting really into improv," he is referring to a type of long-form improvisation that was elevated to a high art by Del Close, a stoner comedy savant who mentored John Belushi, Bill Murray, Mike Myers, Chris Farley, and Gilda Radner.
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Album Review Cardi B's two breakthrough singles — "Bodak Yellow," which went to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 last year, and "Bartier Cardi" — posited the Bronx social media savant turned-reality-TV scene-stealer turned rapper as a pugilist preaching the virtues of triumphing over difficult circumstances, the power of sexual agency and the satisfying payoff of hard work.
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But Lesnar clearly has an aptitude for learning so without pretending that a Jose Aldo or Eddie Alvarez like transformation from non-striker to an MMA boxing savant is likely, let's discuss a few things that Lesnar could do to make his A game more effective and threaten even the men who got the better of him in his MMA career.
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In his essay "The Precession of Simulacra," the French savant Jean Baudrillard recalls the story by Jorge Luis Borges in which the Empire's cartographers spend years drawing up a map so detailed that when it is done it covers exactly the territory of the Empire, and imperial decline is plotted by the fraying of the map until only a few shreds remain.
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Adult Swim specialized in toothsome, twilit grooves for its bumpers and commercials, and they also engineered the crossover success of the zonked-savant rapper MF Doom, (if there is one shared touchstone for lo-fi hip-hop, it's probably Madvillainy.) Toonami, on the other hand, brought Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo to a western audience for the first time, with their incredible merengue-tinged soundtracks intact.
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It has all the tropes of a typical heist movie, starting with the gang: the leader (Tatum), the sidekick (his brother, a bartender and Iraq War veteran played by Adam Driver), the savant (an explosives expert, currently in jail, played by Daniel Craig), the dim-witted muscle (Craig's two brothers, played by Brian Gleeson and Jack Quaid), and the woman (Jimmy's sister, played by Riley Keough).
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It is peppered with useful précis on towering figures from natural history — we join the 19th-century naturalist and savant Mary Anning, for instance, plying the Jurassic Coast for ichthyosaurs, and stand with the father of Deep Time himself, James Hutton, as he stares down the abyss of time represented in an outcrop in Scotland, contemplating the successive layers of earth that created it.
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Those features include a heat-recovery ventilation system that provides fresh air while recycling heat; a hydronic radiant-heating system that adds warmth underfoot and gets a boost from a roof-mounted, solar hot-water system; a large photovoltaic rooftop array that generates nearly as much electricity as the house consumes; and a Savant automation system that allows the couple to monitor energy capture and use.
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Instant replay review, which was expanded by MLB in 2014 to include not just home runs but everything from bang-bang plays at first to hit-by-pitches, is getting unwieldy; there were a total of 771 replay reviews through July 4th, a 503 percent jump from the 622 that occurred by that time last year, according to data compiled by Baseball Savant, an advanced metrics site hosted by MLB.
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They believe this experience earned them the right to declare themselves a "savant" of the dance music community, and the demigod of everything techno (which they'll giddily pronounce as "tesh-no," because they believe it makes them sound like a well-versed insider.) They claim to be from Miami with "spiritual roots" in Tulum, but they actually still live at home in their parents' basement in Daytona Beach.
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It didn't take a savant to see that Trump was going to be Bush 2: Orange and Bushier (that Trump was painted by his opponents as a departure from this once-terrible norm was a huge strategic blunder, but that's a discussion for another time), and, sure enough, he's already gotten right to work trying to fill his arriving administration with oil industry cronies, racist shitbags, and inexperienced hacks.
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Apple savant John Gruber vouches for some of the leaks and says Apple may go after the leaker; the usually reliable 9to5 Mac site says the new phones will be called iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and a high-end iPhone X, and that we can expect new features including Face ID, Portrait Lighting and animated emoji — including a poop emoji based on a scan of the user's facial features.
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There's virtuoso, which usually refers to a person with extraordinary technical ability; there's prodigy, which refers to a young genius; there's auteur, which refers to a skillful artist whose works demonstrate a consistent aesthetic vision; there's savant, which is someone whose genius seems innate, even if that genius is related to a disability or neurological impairment; and in music, there's maestro, which is a term of commendation given to an exceptional conductor or composer who has reached a level of mastery.
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If you don't know who Bill Hicks was, do yourself a favour, click into a new tab, Google the comedian, and watch everything he ever did as the man was a savant imo (then come back and read the rest of this article, please.) Sadly though, the world only got to listen to his ramblings for a mere 16-years as he died from pancreatic cancer in 1994 at the young age of 32, however, in his short time above ground Hicks proved to be one of the most influential comics of all time.
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I'm a black woman in America, and I grew up watching comedy performed by every single kind of white man across various stereotypes: from the loveable big guy, to the handsome douche, to the awkward nerd and the neurotic Jew, to the witty everyday dude, to the loud angry man, the sociopolitical genius, the one who talks about nothing, the misogynist Italian, the anti-social savant, the whimsical dad, the rapey frat boy, the geek-to-chic, the previously obese, the currently divorcing, the recovering addict, the closeted gay racist -- the list goes on and on and on.
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