There were a lot of schools of thought on it.
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I would say there are definitely differing schools of thought.
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The two schools of thought are by no means mutually exclusive.
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There are two schools of thought when something like this happens.
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There are two schools of thought as to what happens next.
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There are lots of different schools of thought on this topic.
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Not surprisingly, there are two schools of thought on the subject.
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But two schools of thought — which aren't mutually exclusive — have emerged.
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There are, broadly speaking, two schools of thought: localism and nationalism.
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There are two broad schools of thought about what made 1918 exceptional.
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There are different schools of thought when it comes to sleep training.
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But as it stands now, there are roughly two schools of thought.
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There are two schools of thought on how to solve these problems.
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There's two basic schools of thought on how this will impact society.
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There are two schools of thought on how competition will affect Netflix.
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Disagreement nourishes science, but assaults on different schools of thought weaken it.
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But both schools of thought agree on the basic causality of authoritarianism.
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Artificial intelligence is not one thing, but many, spanning several schools of thought.
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There are two general schools of thought about how to behave post-breakup.
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Back at the beginning of Islam, there were thousands of schools of thought.
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According to those schools of thought, it's an effective antifungal, antibacterial, and disinfectant.
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There are two schools of thought on coding ethical decisions into the software.
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Regards to Valk Fleet in the UK, two different schools of thought emerge.
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There are two schools of thought in Europe regarding these types of decisions.
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Internally, there are a few different schools of thought inside the White House.
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They tend to fall into two plausible, if ultimately inadequate, schools of thought.
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And there's two schools of thought about what happens in the next election.
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Broadly, there appear to be two competing schools of thought on that issue.
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There are two schools of thought on how political staff should support their leader.
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There are two schools of thought on 61-year-old SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son.
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There are warring schools of thought about the benefits and perils of engineering debt.
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It seems there are two schools of thought: one evolutionary, and the other revolutionary.
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Kim: There are two schools of thought that deal with this increasingly common situation.
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That said, one can break the schools of thought on Trump into three categories.
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Quick take: Friday's confrontation encapsulated competing schools of thought about how to make progress.
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When the time comes for Black Friday shopping, there are two schools of thought.
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When it comes to strategically mastering deals, there are basically two schools of thought.
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But you have to remember that it's not two completely different schools of thought.
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When it comes to proper makeup application, there are several prevailing schools of thought.
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There are two schools of thought in the Sanders campaign around a contested convention.
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Awareness of this phenomenon has given rise to two appealing, but conflicting, schools of thought.
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For example, why not emphasize how philosophy emerged from schools of thought around the world?
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There are two schools of thought on the right about how Trump might still be deposed.
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There are two schools of thought: build your own insurance company or be a service provider.
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But there are two schools of thought about where that carbon-free power will come from.
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There are two basic schools of thought on this, or rather, two ends of a spectrum.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — There are at least two schools of thought around notions of the avant-garde.
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There are many theories or schools of thought regarding the origin of the Greko community in Calabria.
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Machine learning has different schools of thought, and each looks at the problem from a different perspective.
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Included in this category are all deterministic schools of thought, from Freudianism and Marxism to neo-Darwinism.
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"I know there are schools [of thought] here that say, 'Let's obstruct no matter what,'" he said.
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We shared skills and schools of thought, so there was immediately a knowledge built around our friendship.
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With that understanding, I looked at how people calculate their tips and found two schools of thought.
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"I'd say there's two schools of thought when it comes to making a quick retreat," he muses.
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"There are two schools of thought when it comes to walking," said rain boot entrepreneur Martina Ranaldo.
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Since the beginning of Cold War studies, two basic schools of thought contended to define the narrative.
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Australian consumers are currently caught between two schools of thought regarding how they should store their eggs.
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The department includes an array of founding figures of schools of thought long established as textbook canon.
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"There's two schools of thought here," said Steve Greenberg, a Siena College pollster who oversaw the survey.
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These two schools of thought came into acrimonious conflict over Iraq, Israel, North Korea and other issues.
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It is obvious that extremism and shock drives clicks much more than established and mundane schools of thought.
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The Sunni and Shiite sects of Islam encompass a wide spectrum of doctrine, opinion and schools of thought.
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Heterodox schools of thought have long questioned the view that government spending must be paid for by taxes.
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When weighing up the likely success of challenger banks in the U.K., two predominant schools of thought emerge.
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Not only are you in two different sectors, but you're also straddling two different philosophical schools of thought.
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It might seem like there are two competing schools of thought: the AI pessimists and the AI optimists.
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There are entire schools of thought and study dedicated to the place of makeup in human life and civilization.
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The two teams are from separate schools of thought; Zellner is herself a celebrity, obsessed with image and success.
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Click here to view original GIFApparently, there are two schools of thought when it comes to washing your hands.
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There are two schools of thought: Some companies, like Google, are working on a rapid, "revolutionary" model of changes.
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Anything you now accept as fact comes from a perspective and you learn from examining different schools of thought.
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A. K. Singh, said that upon taking up his post in 2013, he had encountered two schools of thought.
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There are a few different schools of thought on the ins-and-outs of how to work from home.
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There are a few schools of thought for why investors are not freaking out about the rise of Sanders.
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There are two schools of thought: cajole and educate, or give people a little push in the right direction.
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Klink has also published an essay exploring the survey's broadest findings on Medium, drawing up two basic schools of thought.
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Well, listening to the experts on CNBC last week there seems to be two schools of thought on this issue.
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And there seems to be two schools of thought on more pilot involvement or more automated systems for commercial airliners.
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"Architecture and pastry are both very human schools of thought," said Ms. Yee, who makes the un-strudel-like strudel.
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There are two schools of thought when it comes to food: Some people eat to live while others live to eat.
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The War over the Iran Deal Two schools of thought have formed, in response to the president's decision to sanction Iran.
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Originally from New York City, Swann also studied hypnotherapy, yoga, tarot, and meditation at various schools of thought around the world.
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The disagreements usually stem from differing schools of thought in areas such as economics, foreign policy and yes, even environmental policy.
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As Heather Hurlburt wrote at National Interest last week, two major schools of thought are currently battling over America's foreign policy.
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Fareed Zakaria begins in the mode of political science by defining a theoretical problem and reviewing two dominant schools of thought.
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He said there were two schools of thought about how to govern these islands, which, after all, are part of India.
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"So many of our institutions have been overtaken by schools of thought, which are inherently a dead end," Bret Weinstein said.
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As with just about everything else in baseball, there are different schools of thought about the prevention and treatment of blisters.
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But there's literally no consensus on it: there are two schools of thought, and they haven't found a way of resolving it.
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"I've encountered two schools of thought," said Kelsy Chauvin, a writer and editor who focuses on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues.
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"We've got lawyers ... that represent multiple schools of thought on what is and is not an impeachable offense," Sekulow told reporters Thursday.
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Of course, The Good Place isn't exactly meant to replace, or even call into question, traditional schools of thought on ethics and morality.
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One of the columns, "The Two Schools of Thought on Clinton," was posted on his now-defunct website for his radio talk show.
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There are a few schools of thought on why CBD caught on so quickly and widely in the first half of the year.
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Photos courtesy of The Strokes There are two schools of thought on pop up stores, both of which I just concocted this morning.
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"While there is no way to give a definitive answer, there are two predominant schools of thought," says Secret Service special agent Matthew Quinn.
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There are different schools of thought about the best thing to wipe one's ass with in the mountains, in the absence of toilet paper.
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That doesn't mean, however, that all Muslims accept the tenets of Islamic law as interpreted by the most traditional and extreme schools of thought.
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At issue is the tension between two schools of thought, on the one hand, the traditional wisdom regarding female candidates and how they dress.
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As resources were allocated to fight the "war on drugs", two schools of thought emerged regarding what should become the focus of the war.
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Swimming against the tide of greatness is a counter-history of ethics embodied by schools of thought as diverse as Buddhism, Romanticism and psychoanalysis.
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Plant ownership is a commitment that requires regular watering, plenty of sunlight, and based on some schools of thought, even talking to our viridescent friends.
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There are certainly no flamboyantly verbose characters, à la Mann's The Magic Mountain or Dostoevsky's Demons, who stand for schools of thought and political theories.
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He wondered if he could replicate the principles employed in those schools of thought by drawing on his own history of production in hip-hop.
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Scharre does a superb job covering the ground of the various schools of thought around the ethics of autonomous warfare, and how they intersect and compete.
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The Lean Six Sigma Project Manager Courses & Certifications will school you on Six Sigma and Lean, two of the most popular project management schools of thought.
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Zitelmann chose this model, commonly known as "The Big Five," because of its widespread acceptance among psychologists of different schools of thought, he told Business Insider.
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There are two schools of thought, one that suggests a short extension would be better to keep the pressure high on U.K. lawmakers to approve May's deal.
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Given that the device is said to have a full, bezel-less design similar to that of the Samsung Galaxy S8, there are two schools of thought.
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It's where you find schools of thought like skepticism (we can't truly know anything) and realism (the universe contains observer-independent facts we can come to know).
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There are many schools of thought when it comes to PC gaming mice — some think customization is king, while others are drawn to RGB lighting or wireless functionality.
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It is reasonable to assume that investors who adhere to certain investment "schools of thought" or devotees of select asset classes can be particularly prone to confirmation bias.
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One level deeper: There are 2 broad schools of thought about how to legislate: compromise to find bipartisan solutions or pursue more aggressive policies that don't have bipartisan support.
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There are so many schools of thought on how to do things; some people think they're right, but you can always find a viewpoint that says the complete opposite.
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The Georgia gubernatorial race will be among the first tests of these dueling schools of thought, with the winning strategy likely to be adopted by Democrats in other states.
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In our conversation, Loranger acknowledged the different schools of thought when it comes to exposure therapy, but said the efficiency and safety of this approach has been well-documented.
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I often think about these two schools of thought, a brand of harsh honesty versus a knack for patting on the back, even when you aren't quite on board.
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There are generally two schools of thought when stocks are nearing all-time highs: Now's the time to bet the farm and now's the time to run for the hills.
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It is truly one of the oddest schools of thought I am familiar with in any discipline; it intrigues me from afar, like giant squid and 12-tone classical music.
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Moser and Fletcher represent the two schools of thought on how to turn ruby red Texas Texas purple: by turning out diverse, progressive new voters or appealing to moderate, crossover Republicans.
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There are, speaking broadly, two schools of thought on addiction: The first was that my brain had been chemically "hijacked" by drugs, leaving me no control over a chronic, progressive disease.
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Those two competing schools of thought on foreign intervention are now playing out at the highest level within the administration as the U.S. hashes out its course of action on Venezuela.
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Those two competing schools of thought on foreign intervention are now playing out at the highest level within the administration as the U.S. hashes out its course of action on Venezuela.
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"There are two schools of thought: He's in the runoff no matter what, and then, voters have done what they can for Roy Moore, it's time to move on," Davis said.
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Which isn't a bad thing; in the course of six months and change, a myriad of players from different backgrounds and schools of thought have made their mark on Dragon Ball FighterZ.
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Whether the argument is nonsensical, or grounded in very solidly held but oppositional backgrounds or schools of thought — you don't take to tumblr or YouTube comments or Facebook to have it out.
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Both schools of thought assume that individual reason, here and now, is better at resolving social and political questions, in all their dimensions of infinite complexity, than the accumulated wisdom of custom.
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"The Story of Philosophy" and "The Great Philosophers: An Introduction to Western Philosophy" were among his most popular works, providing generations of students with a summary of the principal schools of thought.
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There are different schools of thought out there on this: Some say it's the best defense against hackers you can get and others say you should never, ever write your password down.
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There are two primary schools of thought when it comes to fall: an "Autumn Over Everything" embracing of the season, or a "Summer, Don't Go" rejection of all things warm and cozy.
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As the game got rolling over the course of orientation week, Seekers were presented with several different schools of thought regarding how PS—the society they were trying to join—should be run.
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Written by Arman Tabatabai Amazon's decision last week to halt plans to bring a second headquarters to New York City's Long Island City neighborhood brought passionate responses from two completely schools of thought.
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Here are the main schools of thought on extending the Brexit negotiating period known as Article 50, from a part of EU law regulating departures that is now being used for the first time.
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There are different schools of thought about the best way to make the C-Band available to wireless providers, but the most practical proposal comes from a group called the C-Band Alliance (CBA).
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There are two schools of thought within US courts on the topic; in 2016, courts in California recognized a de minimus exception, declining to require clearance for a <1 second sample on Madonna's song Vogue.
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What and who do you feel are the aesthetic schools of thought, artistic developments and people that a culturally fluent person needs to know about (at least to fake their way through a cocktail party)?
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We asked artists, including Tony Cokes and Katherine Bernhardt, to create new jacket designs for their favorite vacation reads, exclusively for T. There are generally two schools of thought when it comes to summer reading.
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There are different schools of thought of the benefits of training solo or in groups, and it may come down to how social you are or whether you love all that time alone with your thoughts.
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Chairman Mao briefly encouraged dissent with the immortal words "Let a hundred flowers bloom, let a hundred schools of thought contend"—before imprisoning or persecuting hundreds of thousands of those who took him at his word.
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In fact, Richard Thaler, a close friend of Fama's, became a Nobel memorial-prize winner himself because of his pioneering thoughts on the irrationality of investors — two Nobel memorial prizes, two completely different schools of thought.
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It's a pernicious trope, but far from a new one, dating back to the European Enlightenment, an umbrella term for a number of rationalist, largely secular, philosophical schools of thought that flourished in the 18th century.
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While there have been many schools of thought to help us understand what strains and maintains human bonds, from Freudian to Gestalt, one of the most rigorously studied may be the least known to the public.
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As with any work that deals exclusively with objects sans humans lately, these photographs risk being associated with some current schools of thought in contemporary theory, namely such "new materialisms" as speculative realism, post-humanism, and accelerationism.
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Several schools of thought have emerged, but Dudley recommended the Fed maintain its current policy of using the rate it pays on excess reserves to control the target funds rate that the committee uses as its benchmark.
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More importantly, at their core, these schools of thought share some remarkably similar dictates about moral and ethical behavior — from the Golden Rule and the sacredness of life to the value of honesty and virtues of generosity.
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It is an astonishing list of highly complicated ethical and political minefields — and for the most part, Conant navigates these debates while acknowledging the competing schools of thought among orthodox and revisionist historians of the Cold War.
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His choice of silks, acquired through international trade, his use of the unifying language applied to religious text (typically divided among four schools of thought and dialects), and the prominent position of the flames are all fluidly connected.
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Other schools of thought during Stoicism's ancient rise had warned that politics and the pursuit of wealth would lead only to stress and risk, Dr. Palmer said, and some encouraged retiring from active life and even renouncing property.
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And I'm aware that there seem to be two schools of thought that have emerged within the White House and that Donald Trump sees that as a dynamic opportunity to pit them against each other and see who can prevail.
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There are a few competing schools of thought; Harding is part of a broad consensus that believes that they are an example of Romanesque architecture brought over with the Norman invasion of England and Ireland in the 11th and 12th century.
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There are two schools of thought for which headphones are best for VR, ones that cut you off completely or ones that let you hear what's going on a bit so that you're at least somewhat aware of your surroundings.
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An Adidas Futurecraft shoe with a midsole printed by Carbon An Adidas Futurecraft shoe with a midsole printed by Carbon As for me, I hope there can be a balance struck between the established patterns of Apple design and new schools of thought.
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Most spiritual schools of thought agree that you must see something in your mind's eye before it becomes real… maybe this is true, maybe not, but hell, you're already reading your horoscope, so you may as well give it a try, Libra.
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There are roughly two schools of thought on China, the first being that the country will have to endure lower growth and tighter credit conditions as it struggles to overcome U.S. tariffs on its exports and slower growth in other trading partners.
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When our curriculum in the history of philosophy excludes Philo of Alexandria or Maimonides (or the schools of thought from outside Europe that have helped shape today's multicultural world) are we circulating an image of the West as racist thinkers have fashioned it?
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Related: Getting Higher: SpaceX Wants Rockets to be More Like Cheap Beer and Less Like Cocaine In the early days of the Space Race, there were some different schools of thought on ways to move people and cargo to and from space.
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"Colorists have a few schools of thought when it comes to the best way to go platinum: Some like to take brunettes to a banana yellow color first; I think it's the least abrasive and damaging to do it in one day," she adds.
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Plus, there's a 100% chance your name will never be spelled wrong on your morning cup of joe (and that alone is worth the price, isn't it?) When it comes to coffee, there are typically two schools of thought: cold brew or hot coffee.
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There are two schools of thought among economists: Either this is an empty threat to increase his leverage in trade negotiations and get other countries to lower their tariffs or Trump is absolutely serious about imposing more tariffs — this time on a consumer good.
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It's a tempered approach that combines two schools of thought—that technology could free women from the gendered expectations we've come to expect in the workforce, but that it could also, given that it often adheres to those expectations by both purpose and design, reinforce them.
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"You've now heard from legal scholars from a variety of schools of thought, from a variety of political backgrounds, but they do have a common theme with a dire warning -- danger, danger, danger," Sekulow said, using a phrase that he repeated several times on the Senate floor.
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India notes on a government website that while "there are various schools of thought about the origin of this medical tradition," most of its theory and practice is similar to that of ayurveda, an Indian tradition that India says first came to Tibet in the third century.
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In her piece on the Success Academy Charter School network, in New York, Rebecca Mead expresses concern that "if children are exposed in school to an authoritarian model of society, that is the kind of society in which they may prefer to live" ("Two Schools of Thought," December 11th).
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It would be easy to say that all you need to do is price your house correctly and competitively in the first place, and then you won't have any problems, but there are several schools of thought on when to be competitive and when to test the market.
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"There's schools of thought that say those community condo-type buildings don't work, but the reason for that is because there's really no place to gather," adds Komal Dewan, vice president and director of planning and federal programs for AECOM, where she specializes in Department of Defense installations.
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It is the kind of place that will severely punish any deviations from accepted schools of thought — see how Brendan Eich, the former chief executive of Mozilla, was run out of his job after it became public that he had donated to a campaign opposed to gay marriage.
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She not only demonstrated a broad range of concerns — feminism and homophobia (before either was an integral part of the public discourse), slavery, black nationalism (in the pre-black power days) and fundamental philosophical questions — but also drew on a variety of artistic traditions and schools of thought.
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Compare this lengthy scene with the no less agonized "Manchester by the Sea," and you hit a cultural gulf: what the American film presents as emotional turmoil comes across, in Farhadi's tale, as a piercing moral debate, its wording culled not from psychology but from older schools of thought.
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It is perhaps more useful to think of it as part of what has always been the history of feminism: passionate disagreement between different schools of thought, which history will later smooth out into a single overarching "wave" of discourse (if the wave metaphor holds on that long).
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Given the assumption, common to many 20th-century schools of thought, that humans act in incorrigibly selfish ways, the notion that tens of thousands of people would collaborate to create, respectively, a living monument to human knowledge and a foundational piece of computing infrastructure, free of charge, simply sounds too fanciful.
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Oh, and if you're combining a resistance workout and a cardio workout in one day, you might want to try doing cardio after weights — there are different schools of thought on this, but following weights with cardio may help reduce your DOMS and make your next workout a bit more comfortable.
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The two schools of thought, known as "prescriptivism" (which sets down how the language should be) and "descriptivism" (which tells how it is), have often been at daggers drawn: English teachers and some usage-book writers on one side, and academic linguists, lexicographers and other usage-book writers on the other.
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There's a ton of advice out there, and plenty of schools of thought, but there are no hard and fast rules; ignore anyone who tells you that you absolutely have to spend three months' salary, or that you have to spend a certain amount for each year you've been together.
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Big museum shows tend to have a nostalgic feel, so it's refreshing to encounter a group of forward-thinkers who challenged the idea that craft and design are subordinate to painting and architecture — not to mention that Modernism has often been presented as a series of masculine schools of thought.
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Asra Nomani, the co-founder of the Muslim Reform Movement, has called for government intervention in mosques for alleged "gender apartheid" and has denounced the hijab in mainstream media by calling it a "misinterpretation of Quranic verses," putting her at odds with major Muslim schools of thought, which she rejects.
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"This (large number of firms) is inevitable, because whenever there is an emerging technology or emerging industry, there must be a hundred schools of thought and a hundred flowers blooming," said Zhou Xuan, Automagic's general manager, referring to Chinese leader Mao Zedong's ill-fated 1956 "Hundred Flowers" campaign aimed at encouraging new ideas.
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To see an analysis of the situation on a greater level, and an awareness of what we want to do, across genres of work and schools of thought, from artists to journalists and teachers, people who work in the community... I think that you can't help but feel some level of optimism.
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Instead, in hindsight the most important economic argument of the early Obama years was between two schools of thought that agreed we should put more money into the economy and only disagreed about how to do it — the Keynesians who wanted massive government spending and the market monetarists who favored looser monetary policy.
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"You're hearing video clips of testimony — we've got lawyers that are going to be put forward when our side of the case goes that represent multiple schools of thought on what is and is not an impeachable offense," Sekulow said, contending that Trump's alleged conduct does not meet the constitutional threshold for impeachment.
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He acknowledged at one point that "prejudice and discrimination are like the permanent stains of our humanity," but phrases like "implicit bias" or "unconscious bias" — schools of thought explaining that racist outcomes are often tied to historical and unseen influences that shape us all, regardless of background — do not appear in Dr. Soutphommasane's speech.
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Central banking has become more politicised On the left, wacky schools of thought like "modern monetary theory" (MMT), which says, roughly, that as long as inflation remains contained the government can borrow as much as it likes and that fiscal policy should manage the economic cycle, have influenced some people such as Ms Ocasio-Cortez.
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In ''Special Providence,'' the author Walter Russell Mead identifies four prevailing schools of thought about American politics: a Hamiltonian tradition, concerned with commerce and trade; a Wilsonian tradition of foreign intervention; a Jeffersonian tradition of an insular society defined by its civil liberties; and a Jacksonian tradition that's even more insular and martial, unconcerned with global outreach.
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This echoes a dichotomy between two schools of thought on the nature of money: whether, as "metallists" argue, it is more of a bottom-up affair, emerging naturally as a medium of exchange and a store of value in the same way as gold; or whether, as "chartalists" say, money is mostly a top-down creation by a government to enable it to collect taxes and provide citizens with a user-friendly way to settle their debts.
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