An institution like El Museo "obviously is very sensitive about diversity, very sensitive about immigration, very sensitive about marginality," Mr. Charpenel said.
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I'm super sensitive — not too sensitive — but I really feel things.
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The rules classified customer information into sensitive and non-sensitive data.
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How do we know what is sensitive and non-sensitive information?
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Sensitive would mean being sensitive to your feelings, interests and schedule.
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They're areas where you can have sensitive conversations and house sensitive material.
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Depending on which version of the TAS27R217 gene you have, you may be highly sensitive to bitter foods, mildly sensitive, or not sensitive at all.
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Are they sensitive but not too sensitive and aggressive but not too aggressive?
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Obviously it's a sensitive thing, and we had to be sensitive to them.
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Today's new moon in sensitive Cancer brings up sensitive issues for you, Sagittarius.
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It isn't only Aron who divides people into sensitive and non-sensitive types.
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The staff secretary's records are no less sensitive — and likely much more sensitive.
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But many established privacy frameworks already treat sensitive and non-sensitive data differently.
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This all comes to the fore at a sensitive time in a sensitive place.
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We're lonely and very sensitive, probably more sensitive than everyone else who seem so... normal.
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Sensitive area The area in which this incident occurred is particularly sensitive for the Chinese.
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"The exact number is sensitive and details about these cases are extremely sensitive," she tweeted.
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Some have argued that the FCC should treat all data collected by ISPs as sensitive because it is too difficult to write rules differentiating between sensitive and non-sensitive data.
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Mercury enters sensitive water sign Cancer today, which means you'll be very sensitive to people's vibes.
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"The Saudis are hugely sensitive -- ultra, ultra sensitive -- to international perceptions," a diplomatic source told CNN.
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To be a good writer you've got to be sensitive to nuance and sensitive in general.
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Afterwards, your body feels sensitive After an orgasm, many people report that their genitals feel sensitive — so sensitive that they don't want to be touched for at least a few minutes.
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If your message is time-sensitive, please write 'time-sensitive' in the subject line and re-send.
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For the record, you don't have to have sensitive skin to use Edge Ultra Sensitive Shave Gel.
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Here is the best toothpaste for sensitive teeth:Best overall: Colgate Sensitive Pro-Relief Enamel Repair ToothpasteBest for whitening: Sensodyne Extra Whitening Sensitivity ToothpasteBest for weak enamel: Squigle Tooth Builder Sensitive ToothpasteBest natural toothpaste: Tom's of Maine Fluoride-Free Natural Sensitive ToothpasteBest charcoal toothpaste: Dental Expert Active Whitening Charcoal Toothpaste
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By using a private AOL account to conduct sensitive state matters, Pence could have exposed sensitive state business.
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My experience suggests that, within a certain range of affordability, people are more value-sensitive than price-sensitive.
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Highly sensitive people can use EQ to their benefit only once they understand that they are highly sensitive.
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There's a self help book called Highly Sensitive Person, positing that some people have really sensitive nervous systems.
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Meanwhile, in the brain, the reward pathway becomes less sensitive, while brain circuits involved in stress become increasingly sensitive.
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"He normally chased sensitive stories secretly," the editor told Reuters on condition of anonymity, as the topic is sensitive.
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Sheriff: 'Sensitive information' not disclosed Bosenko said there was "sensitive information" related to the disappearance that he would not disclose.
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Everyone gets sensitive after having an orgasm, she says, and how sensitive you become depends on muscle and nerve stimulation.
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And the United States has upgraded its systems for blocking the transfer of sensitive technology and vetting sensitive foreign investment.
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Users are able to mark their accounts as having potentially sensitive content, or as not wanting to see sensitive content.
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Men who are sensitive to comments about their physical anatomy are almost certainly most sensitive to comments about their penis.
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But it wasn't sensitive enough to detect the low concentrations of pollutants that can damage highly sensitive works of art.
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I have very sensitive skin, which I obviously installed in the character of Miranda, that she has very sensitive skin.
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Here are the best face washes you can buy if you have sensitive skin:Best face wash for sensitive skin overall: Cetaphil Gentle Skin CleanserBest makeup removing face wash for sensitive skin: Glossier Milky Jelly CleanserBest soy face wash for sensitive skin: Fresh Soy Face CleanserBest oil face wash for sensitive skin: DHC Deep Cleansing OilBest foaming face wash for sensitive skin: Neutrogena Ultra Gentle Foaming CleanserUpdated on 3/9/2020 by Remi Rosmarin: Updated links and prices, and replaced our pick for the best oil face wash for sensitive skin with DHC Deep Cleansing Oil because of its cult-favorite status and ability to remove waterproof makeup.
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"We got different responses from different (electrode) locations; some were sensitive to faces and some were sensitive to houses," Rao said.
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And for all uses of consumers' personal data, sensitive and non-sensitive, the FTC holds companies to the promises they make.
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Baker was not interviewed in a "SCIF" — a "sensitive compartmented information facility" routinely used to discuss super-secret, highly sensitive information.
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The virtual home button is not just touch-sensitive; it is force-sensitive, meaning it can detect how hard you press.
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A sensitive compartmented information facility is a secured place where sensitive information can be viewed and discussed without the risk of spying.
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The Moon entered soft, sensitive Pisces at 1:46 AM, creating a very sensitive and psychic vibe for us to experience today.
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The economists compare different groups; the highly educated are most sensitive to heftier sentences, while immigrants and drug-offenders are least sensitive.
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This sensitive information including anything from basic user data like ZIP codes to more sensitive information like voice chats and home location.
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But there are numerous categories of sensitive but unclassified information, like Sensitive Security Information, used frequently by DHS, which prevents public discussion.
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" In recent years, as Millward put it in a December 22015 blog post on Medium, "the sensitive subjects have become more sensitive.
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Venus has been retrograde in sensitive Water sign Pisces, putting you in a sensitive mood, but the retrograde is finally over today!
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And it's not just that financially sensitive people voted for Trump; rather, it's that financially sensitive people are less likely to turn out.
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Social media posts featuring sensitive keywords are often taken down, and users who share photos with sensitive imagery often have their posts blocked.
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" Per Twitter's media policy, some sensitive content containing "graphic violence and/or adult content" is tolerable, but only if it's marked as "sensitive.
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Dogs are particularly sensitive to weed — according to Hemp Industry Daily, they're up to 10 times as sensitive to THC than humans are.
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It's not that the Three T's aren't sensitive topics—they're just not as sensitive as the Chinese government would have its critics believe.
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Others have argued that ISPs can only treat sensitive and non-sensitive consumer information differently by snooping on the content of consumers' communications.
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It described sensitive content broadly; even artistic nudity, or nudity in an educational or photojournalistic context, may be considered sensitive, it had said.
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The White House just responded to concerns it would release voters' sensitive personal information by releasing a bunch of voters' sensitive personal information.
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Studies have shown that more women have sensitive skin than men; and in Europe, sensitive skin is most common in Italy and France.
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On March 8 we have solar eclipse in Pisces, which will bring up a lot of sensitive (everything concerning Pisces is sensitive) situations.
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In more protected areas, like national parks, the number of people allowed in sensitive areas around sensitive species can be restricted, says Shannon.
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Alpine regions are also highly sensitive to changes in temperature, and grassland regions are most sensitive to variations in water availability, the study found.
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"I've noticed that one day you will be more sensitive toward role-playing, then another you'll be more sensitive to swishing sounds," she said.
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The top of the speaker features a row of touch sensitive buttons (that are very sensitive!), and the back is littered with input options.
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As a result, sending sensitive information is a no-go — whether you're talking about confidential information about the business or sensitive information about yourself.
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Aides who previously operated on "top secret/sensitive compartmented information" interim clearances saw their access changed to "secret," a classification for less sensitive material.
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The sensitive server is typically used to store details on covert action and other highly sensitive information with a high degree of access limitation.
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Aides who previously operated on "top secret/sensitive compartmentalized information" interim clearances saw their access changed to "secret," a classification for less sensitive material.
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Appearance: Straw Coat Personality: Sensitive Though fellow water sign Pisces is most roasted for being a crybaby, Cancers are actually the most sensitive sign!!
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"The fact that an agreement could be reached on a sensitive topic like (sugar) bodes well for dealing with sensitive talks in NAFTA," he said.
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China will kick off a year of sensitive anniversaries with a major speech on Wednesday by President Xi Jinping on Taiwan, China's most sensitive issue.
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Elliott is "aware of its various regulatory obligations, including obligations related to handling price sensitive, or potentially price sensitive, information," it said in a statement.
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According to Twitter's sensitive media settings, you can check a box in your Privacy and safety settings to show or hide sensitive media in tweets.
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Everyone else — including his ex-wife (Cheryl Hines), his sensitive son (Johnny Pemberton) and his ex-wife's even more sensitive fiancé (Tim Meadows) — is real.
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The Sensitive Skin Liquid Face Sunscreen is a thin, lightweight formula that's hypoallergenic, fragrance-free, oil-free, and perfect for sensitive or rosacea-prone skin.
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You know he's very sensitive about whether he has big hands or not; he's very sensitive when people ask, 'What jobs have you really created?
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"We understand we're working at a sensitive intersection of civic investors and public projects, so we try to be sensitive to it," Mr. Bloch said.
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Edge Ultra Sensitive Shave Gel features two ingredients for use on sensitive skin and has none of the irritants found in many shaving cream products.
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This is why presidents normally have sensitive conversations in Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities — essentially high-tech tents that ensure no listening devices are within earshot.
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Then on September 10, someone inside the company leaked a couple of sensitive URLs to Apple blogs that contained downloadable copies of sensitive operating system code.
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It may also make use of pressure-sensitive technology along the lines of 3D Touch, the pressure-sensitive technology in the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus.
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The lender is the most sensitive of the big U.S. banks to interest rate changes because of its large deposit stock and rate-sensitive mortgage securities.
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Another is to use it for less sensitive equipment at the edge of networks, such as transmission equipment, but not the more sensitive data-processing "core".
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The observation of more-sensitive, environmentally aware and also bold, less-sensitive individuals in a wide range of animals, from birds to fish, supports this idea.
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So for my work on the detectors that I helped develop, they're super sensitive in a wavelength range where we haven't really had sensitive detectors ever.
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Environmentally sensitive areas along the Atlantic and Arctic coasts, for example, can still be protected, while less-sensitive areas along those coasts should be opened to extraction.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will kick off a year of sensitive anniversaries with a major speech on Wednesday by President Xi Jinping on Taiwan, China's most sensitive issue.
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Rising earnings will be supportive of growth sensitive and cash flow generating sectors, even though rising interest rates will adversely impact liquidity sensitive and highly priced sectors.
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But rather than guiding development away from sensitive floodplains, the program has had the opposite effect — subsidizing and effectively encouraging development in risky and ecologically sensitive areas.
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Online sleuths have discovered potentially sensitive US military sites in Afghanistan and Syria, along with sensitive Russian military sites in Ukraine, and a secret missile site in Taiwan.
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The result, she argued, is that society has become more sensitive to the words "racism" and "racist" (see: Neeson's reaction) and less sensitive to actual instances of racism.
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I&aposm referring to the effort of our agencies across the board who worked in even the very sensitive areas, sensitive both for Russia and the United States.
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They then allegedly spent several weeks hunting for sensitive data, running approximately 9,000 search queries that turned up sensitive data such as Social Security numbers and passport photos.
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"They (the censors) are too sensitive... they should be "They (the censors) are too sensitive... they should be open-minded, because it's just a movie, just a story.
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It is far from clear whether a mobile monitoring system would result in false positives or false negatives if the technology is too sensitive -- or not sensitive enough.
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A Twitter spokesperson told me in an email that sensitive media is hidden automatically, so I must have changed my settings at some point to display sensitive media.
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We cautioned against distinctions made between sensitive and non-sensitive data and the ways in which this information can be used as a proxy for protected class information.
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SUBORDINATED BEBT Subordinated debt is sensitive to changes in Volksbank's VR. It is also sensitive to a change in Fitch's assessment of loss severity or non-performance risk.
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They think, because they grew up with black kids, they can decide minorities are being too sensitive, and also when America's not being sensitive enough to the Constitution.
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The family meaning the world — because you're black, because you make very sensitive music, because you're a very sensitive soul, it was like an arranged marriage or something.
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To turn notifications on or off: You can also choose to show or not show sensitive information on your lock screen by toggling "Sensitive notifications" on or off.
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For example, you might set a device to be more sensitive in a room that often has a lot of background noise, and less sensitive in your bedroom.
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"Since Aron's first research study in 1997 examining highly sensitive people, researchers heavily have studied the boundaries, limitations, and characteristics of the Highly Sensitive Person," Marsden tells me.
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"The concentration required varies by a factor of 26, from the cheek, which is sensitive, to the palm, which is least sensitive, to have the same effect," Raja said.
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"The field is sensitive to this already, and Archibald's case highlights the reason for us to be sensitive to it," said Philip Zeitler, president of the Pediatric Endocrine Society.
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Sure, his emails weren't as highly sensitive as Hillary Clinton's (who, yes, should've known better), but some are sensitive enough that the current governor won't just hand them over.
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So we need to remove the impact that the sensitive variable has on other variables which we're considering to be not sensitive and necessary for developing a good algorithm.
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This is a very sensitive area of the chart, often associated with endings and hidden things, and having an eclipse here will certainly make you feel very sensitive, Aries.
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Conservatives ought to value respect and decorum, but in a clash between an insufficiently sensitive candidate and an overly sensitive victim class, a principled conservative can remain safely ambivalent.
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"The ICE 'sensitive locations' policy, which remains in effect, provides that enforcement actions at sensitive locations should generally be avoided," Virginia ICE spokesperson Carissa Cutrell said in a statement.
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Which I'm sure they spent a lot of money on but is not super sensitive or it's not politically sensitive, you're not going to gain anything by releasing that.
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Mast cells are usually more sensitive in people with asthma and allergies, and blood vessel changes more reactive in those who are sensitive to environmental irritants and temperature changes.
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But while several of her emails were later deemed to contain classified or sensitive information, there is no indication as of now that Trump officials' emails contained sensitive information.
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" Former Obama NSC spokesman Ned Price: The Situation Room "is the inner sanctum within an already-secure facility where the most sensitive of the most sensitive information is discussed.
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You want to mix citrus with gentle ingredients to balance its potency; when used alone it can aggravate sensitive skin and make the area more sensitive to the sun.
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Trump treats sensitive military operations like televised eventsThe president, formerly a real estate mogul and boisterous television celebrity, has a penchant for treating sensitive military operations like televised events.
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It's about as original and sensitive as the character Long Duk Dong from Sixteen Candles, in that it's not at all original or sensitive and leans pretty heavy on stereotypes.
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"We have to be sensitive to parts of the Gulf that are sensitive to products that hold the cross," said al-Mheiri, who owns a Real Madrid cafe in Dubai.
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The banks' Long-Term Foreign Currency IDRs are also sensitive to changes in Turkey's Country Ceiling while the banks' Long-Term Local Currency IDRs are sensitive to Turkish country risks.
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"I thought that we were at a more sensitive and historic situation than any other time in the past and this sensitive and historic situation needs historic deeds," she said.
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You're a writer, so maybe this never happens to you, but think about the last time you had to write a really sensitive email, a really sensitive piece of communication.
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Economically sensitive stocks, otherwise known as cyclicals (industrials, materials, consumer discretionary, financials and real estate, along with technology, which are still considered cyclicals but are somewhat less sensitive to economic cycles) often move in opposition to stocks that are less economically sensitive, otherwise known as defensive (consumer staples, health care and utilities).
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"You're sensitive and amazing to all these new people in your life, you're just not so sensitive and amazing to the family that you left behind," Kris said at one point.
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Some people might feel just slightly more sensitive on their clitoris after an orgasm, while others might feel extremely sensitive on their entire vulva and even their legs, Dr. Shepherd says.
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"You're sensitive and amazing to all these new people in your life, you're just not so sensitive and amazing to the family that you left behind," Kris says in the clip.
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China has been very sensitive to capital outflows since 2015/2016, and "with the escalation of the trade tensions, they will become even more sensitive in the short term," Austen said.
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Everyone is going to feel Sunday's intensely sensitive and nearly psychic full Moon in Pisces, which is exact at 7:56 AM before passing over a sensitive degree, heightening its effects.
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The app takes advantage of the increasingly sensitive accelerometers built into phones, which are sensitive enough to distinguish the distinct profile of an earthquake from the regular jostling of daily life.
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A "hand sandwich" can be used to block the tickle reflex in patients too sensitive to be palpated in sensitive spots, the authors write in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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While pain thresholds at the foreskin did not significantly differ from any other site, the foreskin was more sensitive to temperature detection than the glans but less sensitive than the shaft.
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The researchers concluded that mice with a non-functional copy of CSNK1E were both more sensitive to the effects of opioids, and more sensitive to the rewarding property of the drug.
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The advice given to EPA employees includes marking sensitive information properly, avoiding trying to "talk around" sensitive facts and speaking with supervisors to confirm who is authorized to see the information.
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The company tells me it's sensitive to the potential unintended consequences of its algorithms offering additional amplification to tweets about sensitive subjects, and so it's sticking to lighter fare to start.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating of IBK's Basel III AT1 notes is sensitive to a change in IBK's Viability Rating, which in turn is sensitive to IBK's operating environment and risk appetite.
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Sensitive Skin Issues I have really dry, sensitive skin, and I'm always looking for products that are gentle but can take off the heavy makeup I wear to work every day.
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China has been very sensitive to capital outflows since 2015/2016, and "with the escalation of the trade tensions, they will become even more sensitive in the short term," Austen said.
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" "At this time, constitutional law is a 'sensitive' topic.
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Sensitive, dreamy, too attached — are any Pisces' ears burning?
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" Explained the mother of four, "He's my sensitive baby.
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It felt very, very — very sensitive and very political.
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" He continues: "We're two sensitive people, two intense people.
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"Smokers - especially young kids - are price sensitive," he said.
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Common — sizzling and sensitive — reveals himself a leading man.
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More specific guidance on helping viewers navigate how they receive sensitive information, like warning labels, and clear exceptions for when sensitive information is appropriate for newsworthy stories Criteria that reinforces what type of content their they consider to be misleading or fraudulent More explicit guidance on what Snapchat considers to be sensitive information New tools that will allow publishers to isolate or "age gate" content that might be too sensitive for audiences younger than 18-years-old Why?
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SUBORDINATED DEBT AND OTHER HYBRID SECURITIES Subordinated debt and other hybrid ratings are primarily sensitive to any change in MS's VR. DEPOSIT RATINGS MSBNA's deposit ratings are sensitive to any change in the entity's IDR, which is sensitive to any change in the VR of the parent company given the institutional SR of '1'.
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Those sensitive to motion sickness are more likely to run into problems with PS VR, and the PlayStation Camera can be extremely sensitive, requiring constant tweaking to make sure it functions properly.
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For all the expertise gained by the police in monitoring online activity, and by censors in deleting sensitive content, internet users have become increasingly skilled at evading attempts to block sensitive messages.
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The Court recognised that what used to be non-sensitive data—a record of your travels through public places—has, in the age of big data, effectively been converted into sensitive information.
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A SCIF — a sensitive compartmented information facility — sounds fancy, but in reality are just rooms designed to be secure for sharing sensitive and secret information at the higher echelons of government secrecy.
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The most active Android gamers are highly price-sensitive, while the least price-sensitive phone buyers don't play hugely demanding games, so where exactly is the ROG Phone's niche supposed to be?
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"You need to have exquisitely sensitive telescopes — both sensitive in being able to detect that small size and also pick up the emission that's coming from around the black hole," he said.
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Also, the Universal Definition employs a highly-sensitive blood test to look for damage to heart muscle, a test so sensitive it may detect minor damage inflicted simply by the procedure itself.
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"We have to be sensitive towards other parts of the Gulf that are quite sensitive to products that hold the cross," said al-Mheiri, who owns a Real Madrid cafe in Dubai.
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SUBORDINATED DEBT AND OTHER HYBRID SECURITIES Subordinated debt and other hybrid ratings are primarily sensitive to any change in Goldman's VR. DEPOSIT RATINGS GSBUSA's deposit ratings are sensitive to any change in the entity's long-term IDR which is sensitive to any change in the VR of the parent company given the institutional support rating of '1'.
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Thus subsidiary ratings would be sensitive to any change in BAC's VR. MATERIAL INTERNATIONAL SUBSIDIARIES With the Rating Outlook revision to Stable, MLI and BAMLI ratings are sensitive to the same factors that might drive a change in BAC's VR. MLI and BAMLI ratings are sensitive to the same factors that might drive a change in BAC's IDRs.
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Another, but imperfect, way to think about a bond's sensitivity to changes in interest rates is to think of longer-dated bonds as more sensitive and shorter-term bonds as less sensitive, i.e.
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Here's a crash course in the exploits: The ZombieLoad attack allows a hacker to spy on private browsing data and other sensitive data while Fallout and RIDL leak sensitive data across security boundaries.
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Thus Goldman's IDR, senior debt ratings and DCR would be sensitive to any changes in Goldman's VR. DERIVATIVE COUNTERPARTY RATING DCRs are primarily sensitive to changes in the respective issuers' Long-Term IDRs.
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President Trump's recent executive order reopening sensitive Arctic waters to oil and gas drilling will not only have an impact on sensitive resources, it will contribute to potential threats to our national security.
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J. Johnson HOT CANNON FODDER Stephany NegreteCOUNTRY Emily BrookeJenna Renae QUIRKY COUNTRYAmelia EisenhauerTrent HarmonQUIRKY, PERIODJeneve Rose Mitchell Avalon YoungOlivia RoxJenn BlosilQUIRKY SENSITIVE MALEDalton RapattoniOTHER SENSITIVE MALESThomas StringfellowMacKenzie BourgLee JeanManny TorresVOCAL POWERHOUSESSonika VaidLa'Porsha RenaeWHO?
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This can include testing servers to see whether sensitive data can be stolen electronically, or testing facilities to see whether someone could easily break in and gain access to sensitive data or equipment.
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A sensitive topic such as the Cultural Revolution should become less sensitive with the passage of time, and the authorities should be expected to gradually relax restrictions on discussion of the Cultural Revolution.
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The defaults – opt-in for sensitive data and opt-out for non-sensitive data – reflect common consumer preferences yet still allow those with less common predilections to share or to shield more information.
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Officials who held the position in previous administrations operated with what is known as a "Top Secret (TS)/ sensitive compartmented information (SCI) clearance" that affords access to top-secret and sensitive compartmentalized information.
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Six of the documents were determined to be particularly sensitive.
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Energy is a highly sensitive issue for Europe and Russia.
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The news comes at a sensitive time for the economy.
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Unlike widgets, say, fish are a limited, ecologically sensitive resource.
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A couple of sensitive bros also hustle into the story.
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Payments are processed without the actual transfer of sensitive information.
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The group said the more sensitive electron microscopy was impractical.
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"They were what our most sensitive sources used," Meredith says.
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Women are sensitive and patient and deeply artistic and lyrical.
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In 2012, accelerometers that tracked movement were becoming increasingly sensitive.
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It removes makeup wonderfully and doesn't irritate my sensitive skin.
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They are responsible for family purchases and more price sensitive.
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These lower temperatures can impact heat sensitive plants and pests.
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The disagreement comes at a sensitive time for African Petroleum.
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Welser and Randall said they were sensitive to scientists' concerns.
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She is becoming such a strong, smart, sensitive, little girl.
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Fat cells are more sensitive to the cold than skin.
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Obviously, don't share any sensitive information in these public places.
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The Moon is in sensitive, psychic Cancer all day today.
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Almost no topic, no matter how sensitive, has been immune.
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And you know, people were talking, being interest rate sensitive.
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Beijing has proved very sensitive to the yuan's exchange rate.
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Dear hospitals, please don't throw sensitive information in the trash.
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NBKI's ratings are sensitive to a change in NBK's ratings.
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" Ferrellgas Partners: "This is sensitive to the price of propane.
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" Other thought they'd been "too sensitive" or "bad at communicating.
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The Moon is in sensitive, psychic Water sign Pisces today.
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" Case-sensitive: "Requiring correct input of uppercase and lowercase letters.
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She'll be sensitive to the fact that everyone needs love.
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The investigation was "highly complex and very sensitive," Det. Insp.
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Khasbulatov acknowledged the link with the United States was sensitive.
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He is also an anxious flyer with a sensitive stomach.
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I'm a sensitive baby, but this scene absolutely ruined me.
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The ambassador spoke on background to discuss sensitive diplomatic matters.
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They are independent but not proud, sensitive but not melodramatic.
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She's generous, sensitive … I just appreciate her on every level.
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And yet, Babitz is sensitive to her city's fundamental contradictions.
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It's not the first time Grindr has exposed sensitive information.
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Just how sensitive is the system to differences in loads?
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This arrangement proved sensitive to the slightest of water movements.
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Is this me being too sensitive about my precious toys?
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But young people need to be sensitive about managing upwards.
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My dog, Janet, is very sensitive and kind of emotional.
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Having sensitive skin is a real pain in the ass.
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Sends Eric Trump in his stead on sensitive diplomatic mission.
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Should the public trust them to keep sensitive recordings safe?
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The investigation is not Mr. Khuzami's first politically sensitive matter.
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" He said that a college campus contains a "sensitive population.
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And it remains a hugely sensitive issue for both sides.
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It also houses a fragile ecosystem sensitive to global warming.
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Wouldn't that chafe the Deadpool star's very, uh, sensitive skin?
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Wow, we're so polarized and sensitive in this country now.
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Generally, Farid works on the sensitive subject of unreconciled values.
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So clearly, we want to be sensitive to it, clearly.
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He was deeply sensitive and caring yet also hilariously funny.
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But the touchpad on the Pixel Buds is frighteningly sensitive.
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Meanwhile, Sensitive Content is meant to apply to individual posts.
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STOXX50E gained 0.4 percent, with rate-sensitive real estate stocks .
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The problem is, those filters appear to be very sensitive.
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Blue eyes are really sensitive, in case you didn't know.
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The very young and elderly are especially sensitive to this.
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I was nervous, because I can be a sensitive person.
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Other sensitive information can include medical history and trade secrets.
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It also makes you more sensitive to scents and flavors.
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Some things are just too painful and sensitive for jokes.
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She claims that no sensitive documents were up for grabs.
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Already, activity in the most politically sensitive channels is tumbling.
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The issue of refugee minors is especially sensitive in Sweden.
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Some of us have a more sensitive one than others.
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Facebook allows ads for sensitive financial topics, with some restrictions.
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She won't admit this, but she's a little more sensitive.
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I wanted to be sensitive to those in my life.
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In addition, the ratio is sensitive to interest rates changes.
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Kylie's very sensitive and is obsessed with her public image.
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On federal systems, that may mean sensitive or classified files.
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It's like Survivor makes his sensitive better nature short circuit.
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BILA: -- are more sensitive to high frequencies or low frequencies.
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Employees who take sensitive company material could be prosecuted, too.
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This hits at a sensitive issue for President Donald Trump.
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"Lukas is highly sensitive to this," a second person said.
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"There's data on there that's highly sensitive," the source said.
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Weibo tracks and blocks sensitive material posted to the platform.
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Like its environmentally conscious predecessors, SAGE III is super sensitive.
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Kushner was granted interim clearance to the most sensitive intelligence.
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You're in a sensitive mood, so be gentle with yourself.
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The trip is the most sensitive to date for Tillerson.
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"They made this broad sensitive as fuck," one post said.
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American diplomats were skittish about upsetting a sensitive bilateral relationship.
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Should the balance sheets be sensitive to the economic outlook?
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And then you've got Keri, who is sensitive but sensible.
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Sensitive skin and allergic reactions can similarly result in redness.
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B. sleeps through it, but I'm very sensitive to noises.
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Got to be price sensitive, the next level is $61.
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The slowdown comes at a sensitive time for the ECB.
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It's well known that dogs are exceptionally sensitive to smell.
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Trigger warning: This story contains sensitive content regarding sexual assault.
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It's surprising that the film has such a sensitive side.
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"Japanese investors are very sensitive to global risks," he said.
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It's recommending that those sensitive groups be the most cautious.
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But, the thing is, she's definitely not being overly sensitive.
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" Paul said when discussions involve race, they get "very sensitive.
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I have, uh, sensitive images and words on my email.
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Families received an unprecedented amount of information, including sensitive intelligence.
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Encryption shields sensitive data, like medical records and banking information.
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The brain drain is a "very sensitive question," Salehi acknowledges.
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We have no sensitive words that will be censored online.
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"There's no doubt the environment is more sensitive," Sughrue said.
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We just thought that is something Kylo would sensitive about.
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But I am very sensitive when it comes to animals.
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But back to that sensitive issue of conflict of interest.
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Dublin stocks, typically sensitive to Brexit news, slipped 0.6 percent.
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Blurring sensitive photos and requiring users to tap to reveal.
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Atlantida's financial performance is highly sensitive to Honduras' operating environment.
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When you're growing up, you're not always sensitive to people.
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Some sensitive subjects seem to have eluded the officials' net.
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Be sensitive to nonverbal cues from women, especially around sex.
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You have to be sensitive to people's backgrounds and histories.
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In addition, I have a very sensitive sense of touch.
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I am, admittedly, extremely sensitive when it comes to animals.
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For both parties the politics are sensitive, complicated and tricky.
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So of course we criticize people for being too sensitive.
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You'll be able to address an intimate, sensitive issue today.
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Taiwan is one of China's most important and sensitive issues.
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People are either feeling super sensitive or extremely cold today.
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The Panama controversy comes at a sensitive moment for Kiev.
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Your bank's web portal contains sensitive details about your finances.
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I had never met such a sensitive and special man.
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I'm a Cancer, I'm very emotional, very sensitive, a perfectionist.
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More sensitive is the obligation to liberalise Vietnam's labour laws.
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"Consumers are quite sensitive to increases in price," Chisholm added.
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In the past, Chinese courts would arbitrarily reject sensitive cases.
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He declined to be identified because the matter is sensitive.
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It was a clear signal, coming at a sensitive time.
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Land ownership is one of Zimbabwe's most sensitive political topics.
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In most cases, the data involved could be quite sensitive.
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Viewers of the show seem to be a sensitive bunch.
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These days in China, the economy is a sensitive subject.
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A. Society is starting to be more sensitive to psychology.
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She was very sweet and very sensitive and very protective.
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The North Korea portfolio is increasingly politically sensitive for Mattis.
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And to seek his help on a sensitive political investigation.
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Sulfates in shampoo are fine, if you're not already sensitive.
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Some women become too sensitive to continue after an orgasm.
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He's an alter ego, a more sensitive side of myself.
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Instead, it is focused on selling less sensitive medical supplies.
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He is one who doesn't put up with sensitive people.
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She is a tenderhearted but astute scientist, sensitive to irony.
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"They are so sensitive," the presumptive GOP presidential nominee said.
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Defense expenditure is a highly sensitive topic in the region.
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I have apologized for not being more sensitive to that.
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She's very clever and sensitive to everyone in her film.
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Nationalist leaders are highly sensitive to their own injured pride.
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Slowdown concerns have already caused economically sensitive stocks to tumble.
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The dunes are environmentally sensitive and protected by Scottish law.
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Banks' asset management divisions are also sensitive to market behavior.
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The black paint on the floor is sensitive to heat.
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He did not specifically mention the sensitive idea of Eurobonds.
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Homebuyers are less sensitive to these tiny, weekly rate moves.
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The VR is also sensitive to weakening capitalisation or liquidity.
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However, the status of the city generally is highly sensitive.
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Trade issues have been somewhat sensitive since Trump took office.
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You're as sensitive to details as you are to feelings.
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I made decisions that impacted lives or involved sensitive considerations.
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That way, you don't risk sharing too much sensitive information.
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There is no good polling in China on sensitive issues.
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Beijing appears to be particularly interested in sensitive military technologies.
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The same should be required to access this sensitive data.
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The police, calling the matter "sensitive," gave only scant details.
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But giving companies access to sensitive data comes with tradeoffs.
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I'm so sensitive to the fact that parents are overworked.
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The GDPR will cover both personal and sensitive personal data.
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Secure contact methods, for sensitive stories, can be found here.
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Republicans also say the server may have compromised sensitive information.
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As a dermatologist, I know countless people with sensitive skin.
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Besides, even if sensitive information exists, agencies can redact it.
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Jews are, understandably, sensitive to statements and jokes like these.
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It's no secret that Drake is the most sensitive rapper.
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Dublin's ISEQ, which is sensitive to Brexit news, slipped 1.1%.
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BKX Dimon's pay has been a sensitive topic for JPMorgan.
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He was a writer that was specialised in sensitive issues.
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These factors can be sensitive to climate change and variability.
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Where does the expanded taxonomy leave earnest, sensitive male bonds?
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"Authors are sensitive beings," she observed, to titters of amusement.
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But also the ones sometimes deemed too sensitive for humor.
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These folks are much more sensitive to rising interest expense.
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Abortion is a sensitive issue for people, and understandably so.
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Both countries are very sensitive of any criticism about CPEC.
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You're very psychically sensitive thanks to the moon in Sagittarius.
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This eliminates secure storage requirements and leakage of sensitive information.
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You want to be "warned" before we discuss "sensitive" subjects.
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You're feeling sensitive today, Capricorn, so catch up on rest.
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But now, I know that I have extremely sensitive skin!
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There's nothing cuter than a sensitive mechanical soul so, yes.
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But she, too, agrees that it can aggravate sensitive skin.
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You'll feel especially emotionally sensitive, so be gentle with yourself.
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Your partners are sensitive today, so be gentle with them.
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It's a sensitive time, but are you ever not emotional?
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I think that women and men are sensitive to it.
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"When governments redact sensitive information, they're hiding something," Stolle explains.
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The sanctions are particularly sensitive for companies with U.S. operations.
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This can replace or supplement surveillance cameras in sensitive areas.
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Because you really believe you're being sensitive to your guests?
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This is a sensitive time in your relationships, for sure.
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Venus will enter sensitive Water sign Cancer on May 19.
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Do a soothing facemaskI have both sensitive skin and hypochondria.
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If so, this is an especially sensitive eclipse for you.
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As fearless as you are, Aries, you are also sensitive.
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The reporters came hoping to confirm sensitive law enforcement information.
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"In some cases," Mr. O'Reilly said, "you are too sensitive."
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If you're sensitive to sound, you may not appreciate that.
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The issue of debt restructuring is particularly sensitive in Italy.
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Right now, sensitive facial recognition data can be stored forever.
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They spoke on condition of anonymity to share sensitive conversations.
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Sunday's comments came at a politically sensitive moment for Mrs.
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I would say instead that people have become racially sensitive.
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"It was a very uncomfortable, sensitive topic," Ms. Yun said.
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So I was very sensitive and on guard about this.
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Unexpected sensitive emotions will come up for you today, Capricorn.
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This year, May 15 is expected to be particularly sensitive.
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Equifax affected more Americans with so much more sensitive data.
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Things can get sensitive when a new spouse comes along.
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Nor was she guaranteeing any new consensus on sensitive issues.
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"This is where it gets a little sensitive," he said.
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But whaling "has become a sensitive, nationalistic topic," she said.
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And particularly because Germany is so sensitive to global conditions.
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"Young customers are very sensitive to that concept," he added.
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Batteries are sensitive to both extreme cold and extreme heat.
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Ethnic minority issues are among the most sensitive in China.
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Both groups of shares have been sensitive to trade developments.
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And he's so sensitive, look at that tiny white dog!
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Some are more sensitive to falling estrogen levels than others.
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Give me a crowd of polite, sensitive shushers any time.
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The disclosures come at a sensitive time for the sport.
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It's the partner's responsibility to be sensitive to this possibility.
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The most sensitive test did not find any circulating virus.
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"He's a little bit of a sensitive horse," Madden said.
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Until this century, university libraries were not very price sensitive.
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Currencies usually sensitive to commodity prices may also do well.
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The energy throughout the day is grounded, yet emotionally sensitive.
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Retailers are trying to be sensitive to concerns about freshness.
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His skin is sensitive, and he requires sunscreen when outside.
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But in practice, some people's stomachs are sensitive to it.
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But the phenomenon is particularly pronounced and sensitive in Africa.
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That is troubling given the sensitive market data kept there.
|
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Clinton but harshly criticized her handling of sensitive government information.
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And, she said, be sensitive to a child's attention span.
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Content Warning: This story contains sensitive details about reproductive violence.
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WHY IS THE DOLLAR SENSITIVE TO CENTRAL BANK POLICY DECISIONS?
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"I have a really sensitive stomach," John Paul Jones declared.
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But, environmentalists strongly oppose drilling in the ecologically sensitive region.
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Worse, she had published sensitive, medical data (a broken foot).
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Are some people just more sensitive to medicines in general?
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Mortgage REITs are sensitive to conditions in the capital markets.
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"I'm very sensitive and compassionate toward immigrants," Ms. Malliotakis said.
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Overall, it's a great toothpaste for people with sensitive teeth.
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He had access to highly sensitive domestic and foreign intelligence.
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Mr. Furlan — noble, fluid and musically sensitive — is a find.
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But the uprising remains a sensitive political scar in China.
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The powerful, elite bureau has led politically sensitive criminal cases.
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"Kids can be super sensitive and adolescence can magnify insecurities."
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Telescopes capture images of the sky with very sensitive cameras.
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King assured Woodfox that he was also a sensitive eater.
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With human rights, however, the issue has become more sensitive.
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Am I being too sensitive, or are my feelings warranted?
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"Charlie was brilliant, kind, funny, sensitive and loving," he said.
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But they are smart, sensitive people who care about Nadine.
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Other sensitive matters facing the assembly include immigration and banking.
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Talks about the size of the budget are extremely sensitive.
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The sector is often a sensitive topic during trade negotiations.
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EWBC's ratings are also highly sensitive to its capital levels.
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Lastly, if you have sensitive skin this might irritate it.
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Surveillance for resistance on farms is patchy and politically sensitive.
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"It's a sensitive subject," Wood said, finally, with a smile.
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But they have a sensitive set of decisions as well.
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She has become more sensitive to how people treat her.
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"Older people can be more sensitive to medicine," he said.
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They believe I'm being over sensitive when I get offended.
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LONDON — Size is a sensitive subject in the clothing business.
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My strong, silent dad was actually a sensitive, insecure soul.
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Older adults, infants and pregnant women are also particularly sensitive.
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Aging brains grow more sensitive to its sedative properties, too.
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Lawyers at Greenberg Traurig are sensitive about their public image.
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German carmakers are particularly sensitive to what happens in China.
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But Rebecca Young was sensitive in its extended viola solo.
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Resettling refugees in states has long been a sensitive issue.
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"It just shows how sensitive the earth is," Thornton says.
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The wobble method of planet hunting relies on sensitive spectroscopes.
|
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This is a great option for sensitive skin as well.
|
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You're passionate, you're not sensitive, you get over things quicker.
|
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But lately hackers have targeted another sensitive field: critical infrastructure.
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Talking about moneyFor some families, money is a sensitive topic.
|
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The politically sensitive deal was backed by the French government.
|
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Ford feared the probe would expose sensitive U.S. intelligence operations.
|
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But it's not just "diplomats" who are visiting sensitive sites.
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I must have touched a sensitive note in his heart.
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Fortunately, our brains are remarkably plastic and sensitive to experience.
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Generally speaking, foreign ticket buyers are less sensitive to reviews.
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Which means I'm sensitive to growth in the balance sheet.
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Was the card tacky, or am I being too sensitive?
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"IPO investors are pretty price sensitive right now," said Smith.
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How we work is a lot more sensitive to them.
|
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But he is also sensitive to slights, perceived and real.
|
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This is an incredibly complex and sensitive subject to discuss.
|
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Murdoch's injury could hardly come at a more sensitive time.
|
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The issue of debt restructuring is particularly sensitive in Italy.
|
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Five declined to be named as the topic is sensitive.
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Even one page, however anodyne its contents, is sensitive material.
|
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Preventing federal officials from protecting sensitive wetlands on the refuge.
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The function is case sensitive, so enter the data carefully.
|
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Trump's handling of sensitive national intelligence has previously been scrutinized.
|
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It's a sensitive subject, but such courses could benefit everyone.
|
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The policy on sensitive locations, however, is itself just guidance.
|
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Importantly, all children will need sensitive care, the guidance says.
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"It can be used as a sensitive issue," he said.
|
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We soon learn Rey is naturally sensitive to the Force.
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As such, Hilltop's ratings would be sensitive to mortgage volumes.
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As you know, [at] Tesla we're super sensitive to aesthetics.
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She can be sensitive about how her work is perceived.
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His health, which is watched closely, is a sensitive subject.
|
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Patients also become more sensitive to the insulin they make.
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Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, was sensitive to that argument.
|
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The documents also revealed an array of sensitive diplomatic secrets.
|
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Puerto Rico is sensitive to tax decisions made in Washington.
|
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Trump is famously sensitive about the size of his hands.
|
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Other committees were zeroing in on similarly sensitive oversight targets.
|
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Another sensitive issue involved the uneven quality of the judges.
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Certain ethnic groups may be especially sensitive to the drugs.
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Extraordinarily sensitive tests cannot find the virus in his body.
|
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"We are much more sensitive to that than we think."
|
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So we're much more financially sensitive than perhaps other generations.
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After all, teams are sensitive to the smallest question marks.
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Is the brother being rude, or am I too sensitive?
|
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It's not just sensitive issues of deporting current unauthorized immigrants.
|
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It's unclear whether the data he accessed was particularly sensitive.
|
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Intuitive, sensitive Water sign Pisces can be bad with boundaries.
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"As a Louisianan, I'm sensitive about environmental issues," Peter said.
|
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The "sharp and immediate" impact on business confidence and spending plans demonstrates that the "real economy is sensitive — and probably more sensitive than in the pre-2008 era — to the stock market," Shepherdson wrote.
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Store ethylene-sensitive fruits and veggies away from ethylene producersThese fruits and veggies don't make a lot of their own ethylene, but are sensitive to it:AsparagusBroccoliBrussels sproutsCabbageCarrotsCauliflowerCeleryCucumbersEggplantGreen beansGrapesLeafy greens, like spinach or kaleLettuceOkraSquashSweet potatoesWatermelonZucchini
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Immigration advocates have criticized the plan, saying that border enforcement staff are not able to carry out the legally sensitive and complex interviews that are meant to be non-adversarial and sensitive to trauma.
|
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HOW FACEBOOK ADDRESSES SENSITIVE CONTENT: Leaked documents shed light on how Facebook filters for and handles sensitive content regarding things like abuse, hate speech and pornography on its platform, according to a Guardian report.
|
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Microsoft suggests you might use the Personal Vault to back up sensitive documents in the event your main account is compromised, like a copy of your passport or sensitive financial information like tax records.
|
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Among the classified documents found with him were six that contain sensitive intelligence — meaning they were produced through sensitive government sources or methods that are critical to national security issues — and date back to 2014.
|
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While companies censorship tools are becoming more refined, analysts, academics and users say heavy-handed policies mean sensitive periods before anniversaries and political events have become catch-alls for a wide range of sensitive content.
|
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On June 29, chatty Mercury enters sensitive Water sign Cancer and reminds you to continue being sensitive with yourself, especially around the lessons you learned regarding your daily routine and health during the full moon.
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Pruitt has come under fire for building the booth when a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility that guards against electronic surveillance and suppresses data leakage of sensitive information is already available to him at EPA headquarters.
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In case the takeover is not successful, their ratings are primarily sensitive to any change in the VR. SUBSIDIARY AND AFFILIATED COMPANIES The ratings of BPI remain sensitive to rating action on Banco BPI's IDRs.
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A 2006 paper noted that "there is no internationally accepted consensus regarding the criteria which define sensitive skin" and called out 15 years of research for expressing widely differing views on what constitutes sensitive skin.
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SENSITIVE MARKET China is the world's largest soybean importer and the oilseed market has been sensitive to developments in a tariff tussle between Washington and Beijing that the Phase 1 deal is meant to defuse.
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"We find Financials and U.K. domestic stocks to be the most sensitive, followed by FTSE 250; the sectors with large international exposure, Technology, Oil & Gas and Healthcare, have been the least sensitive," the note said.
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Trade-sensitive chipmakers gained with the Philadelphia chip index up 21%.
|
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Ms. Lynch said the federal government was sensitive to Ferguson's concerns.
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It sounds harmless, but in practice it's fairly sensitive — it's sloppy.
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It's eclipse season, which is always a sensitive time for you.
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How price-sensitive are consumers within the current content streaming environment?
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Shorter-dated notes are the most sensitive to interest rate increases.
|
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Those tests, however, did not use the most sensitive detection methods.
|
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EU leaders, however, seek unity on this most politically sensitive matter.
|
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The problem, he was told: the "sensitive nature" of the videos.
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It's an electric vehicle with computerized parts and a sensitive battery.
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"Sensitive issues are banned, and protesters arrested and beaten," she said.
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Cancerians have sensitive skin, so they love being caressed and massaged.
|
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They used a sensitive technique to detect the process of glycation.
|
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"Over-scrubbing will result in sensitive skin and patchiness," he explains.
|
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The growth-sensitive banking sector fell the most, losing 1.7 percent.
|
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Call me sensitive, but I found the experience a little jarring.
|
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The incident comes at a sensitive time in U.S.-China relations.
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"We are dealing with cells that are exquisitely sensitive," she says.
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Sure, they admit, nowadays, women are so sensitive about these things.
|
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It's a sensitive day, and your psychic powers are turned on.
|
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We seem to be basically very sensitive through higher interest rates.
|
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You can't possibly be tender or caring or sensitive or loving.
|
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Let's be clear: Chernobyl is not for viewers with sensitive stomachs.
|
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These less invasive procedures can be especially useful in sensitive situations.
|
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He reportedly accessed customer accounts and downloaded 90gb of sensitive files.
|
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"Yes, it is (accurate), and it's also quite sensitive," Clapper said.
|
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Brain regions responsible for strong emotions are especially sensitive during adolescence.
|
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But government spokesman Matthew Cheung said the move was time sensitive.
|
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We also recognize that this is a challenging and sensitive issue.
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A joke that is as sensitive as sandpaper to a scab.
|
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The law requires reporting to Congress on significant and sensitive information.
|
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Still, not all topics receive such a sensitive and nimble treatment.
|
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"We recognize that this is a sensitive issue," the spokesperson added.
|
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Maybe he's just not the monogamous type, despite his sensitive image.
|
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Making a car is not cheap, and consumers are price-sensitive.
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The vocal track is wonderful because it's so intimate and sensitive.
|
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The Red Sea islands accord has become politically sensitive for Sisi.
|
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But the bill does not specify what would be considered sensitive.
|
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You're obviously someone that's sensitive to the characters that you play.
|
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Stocks sensitive to a rise in interest rates, such as utilities .
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I knew it wouldn't be easy because it's a sensitive topic.
|
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The sources asked to remain anonymous to discuss sensitive intelligence issues.
|
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The Sun is in Scorpio, a private and sensitive Water sign.
|
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And it's still risky, because they could be missing sensitive information.
|
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Plenty of people are cross, many of them in sensitive constituencies.
|
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Touch-sensitive controls are hidden inside of the right ear pad.
|
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So Torous recommends caution before sharing sensitive information with an app.
|
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Tariff-sensitive Boeing Co declined 2697.52% and Caterpillar Inc dipped 27.4%.
|
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The DCR is sensitive to changes in LBS's Long-Term IDRs.
|
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Tariff sensitive Boeing Co declined 1.4% and Caterpillar Inc dipped 1.7%.
|
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Tariff sensitive Boeing Co declined 23.1%, while Caterpillar Inc dipped 22.47%.
|
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The Chinese government is sensitive about allegations of human rights abuses.
|
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The treatment of detained pregnant women is an especially sensitive topic.
|
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A switch on the back disables the microphone during sensitive conversations.
|
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This is a sensitive subject for hoteliers and robot-makers alike.
|
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This time, Panera is trying to appeal to time-sensitive customers.
|
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Instagram said the sensitive content warnings will start showing up immediately.
|
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Roc Retinol Correxion Sensitive Night Cream, $22.99, available at Ulta Beauty.
|
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I'm more sensitive to dust, pollen, smoke, and things like that.
|
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"It was such a sensitive issue for these women," Spyra said.
|
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This is probably the most politically sensitive aspect of limbic capitalism.
|
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For example, who decides what counts as "capitalizing on sensitive events"?
|
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CG animation is a sensitive subject when it comes to anime.
|
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These sectors are sensitive to movements in the dollar, which rose.
|
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It's like an annoying, rubbing feeling, especially in a sensitive area.
|
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Besides, the Syrian customers are much more price-sensitive than Jordanians.
|
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The latter is the breed of choice for sensitive military missions.
|
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Take it easy tonight—the Moon will be in sensitive Cancer.
|
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The middle of the donut is highly sensitive for some reason.
|
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Dealing with sensitive, redness-prone skin is not simple or straightforward.
|
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Sensitive, emotional issues are coming up for you to work out.
|
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Longer-dated bonds are also sensitive to shifts in risk sentiment.
|
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You'll be able to put some sensitive emotions into words tonight.
|
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Designers there have developed chips for sensitive applications such as supercomputers.
|
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Tariff-sensitive chipmakers gained with the Philadelphia chip index up 21%.
|
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Gold is highly sensitive to monetary policy and resulting currency moves.
|
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Indian travellers are "the world's most price-sensitive", says Mr Kapoor.
|
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But Cruz is very sensitive about anything that smacks of immorality.
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They continued to have an honest conversation about this sensitive topic.
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Purchase applications are less sensitive to small changes in interest rates.
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The sector is especially sensitive to worsening U.S.-China trade tensions.
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Due to its sensitive nature, Americans rarely hear about this subject.
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What else... I've got sunglasses, because I have really sensitive eyes.
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"They don't want their trigger to be too sensitive," he says.
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The private nature of the process avoids disclosure of sensitive facts.
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The officials asked not to be named when discussing sensitive information.
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The topic of NS is a sensitive one among many Singaporeans.
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The sector outlook is sensitive to trends in the operating environment.
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Today's solar eclipse in Cancer is deeply sensitive for you, Sagittarius.
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" Addressing Trump directly, Duffy continued: "Donald, listen, don't be so sensitive.
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Twitter is far more forgiving if you mark content as sensitive.
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Though be very careful with those buttons as they're extremely sensitive.
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News organizations are top targets because they can yield sensitive information.
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Financial data, other personal identifiable data and sensitive data and whatnot.
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At its core lies a sensitive magnetometer, known as a SQUID.
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Your love planet, the moon, will be waning in sensitive Scorpio.
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Their ratings are primarily sensitive to any change in FMBI's VRs.
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Some enzymes also work together to make the tool more sensitive.
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Entire walls and tabletops could become displays with touch-sensitive surfaces.
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The dollar-yen pair has become more sensitive to trade developments.
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Every time I hear 'crack baby,' I feel a little sensitive.
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Given the evidence at hand, we certainly haven't become more sensitive.
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It's very dry, which will kill sensitive bacteria like Legionnaires' disease.
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Other Clinton critics accused her of being careless with sensitive information.
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Often he was awarded capital letters, thus: the Sensitive Young Man.
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"These guys are extremely sensitive to their prey," Prendini told me.
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The company's shares have been the most sensitive to recent attacks.
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The reform is as politically sensitive as it is ferociously complex.
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"You do have to be quite sensitive about this," Saunders said.
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Look, as I said, I feel like I'm sensitive at least.
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To mitigate this flaw, his selvesware recommends a more sensitive persona.
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The confidence to deal with a sensitive situation arrives this evening.
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Job cuts are a sensitive issue in the American car industry.
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High g landings v sensitive to all engines operating at max.
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For more time sensitive matters, you can reach out to PERSON.
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The volume button has been replaced with a touch-sensitive surface.
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Who exactly is determining what constitutes a "controversial or sensitive subject"?
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The airport wasn't the only sensitive site with an RDP problem.
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Much of this is sensitive, from medical matters to political views.
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She was very sensitive, but we've gotten past much of that.
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An electrical hat will make the cancerous cells more chemo-sensitive.
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This could potentially cause burns or damage sensitive equipment, he said.
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Copying the iPhone's pressure-sensitive screen isn't even the worst part.
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At times, Defendants' patients had their most sensitive genital areas visible.
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Viewer discretion is advised, especially for young children and sensitive viewers.
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Some players in the whatever industry are less sensitive into that.
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The Pixelbook's pressure-sensitive "Pixelbook Pen" stylus will reportedly cost $100.
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Politically sensitive trade gaps with China, Mexico and Canada all increased.
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Shares of trade-sensitive Caterpillar slipped 21 percent in premarket trading.
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At less sensitive airports, more flexible geofencing restrictions will be applied.
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But tourism and development are complicated for a sensitive scientific instrument.
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He's right—it feels raw and sensitive, like a carpet burn.
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Then there was the certainty that sensitive information would be released.
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Sensitive listeners beware: Its language is a bit salty at times.
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Tariff-sensitive industrials rose 1% with Boeing Co its biggest boost.
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That's what the people in the video are very sensitive to.
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"This is obviously very high level and sensitive information," he said.
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Gatsby's brave, sensitive spirit had always been there, merely awaiting recognition.
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E-mail accounts can be a trove of sensitive personal information.
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Canada's energy sector is sensitive to the global price of oil.
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Warehouses of sensitive data are magnets for criminals and other malefactors.
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Now there are two levels of pressure-sensitive gestures as well.
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Being more sensitive can even help you be a better parent.
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Jacquard, Google's project for touch-sensitive fabric, isn't entirely an exception.
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How do you write comedy around something as sensitive as depression?
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Gold is sensitive to interest rates and returns on other assets.
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The biggest beneficiaries were interest-rate sensitive sectors such as autos .
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This situation makes investors want to buy domestic-demand sensitive stocks.
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Needless to say, the go-to item is a sensitive topic.
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I think that we're all really sensitive, and dreams are amazing.
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" Taiwan is the "most sensitive and complicated issue in China-U.
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When Trump took Tsai's call, he broke this sensitive protocol. 4.
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As in, the thinnest-skinned, most sensitive place on the face.
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In her docs, Taylor calls the pics "extremely personal and sensitive."
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I mitigate that by showing the utmost respect; be sensitive, empathetic.
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But maybe more than anything, we appreciate the man's sensitive soul.
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Rio's new Olympic course was controversially built on environmentally sensitive land.
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Such opposition has only served to make business interests more sensitive.
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It's latency-sensitive, and it happens to be the cash cow.
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Monument designation is also aimed at eliminating harm to sensitive areas.
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In people who have melasma, the pigment cells are exquisitely sensitive.
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He called her use of sensitive information "extremely careless" last July.
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That said, we must also be sensitive to our allies' wishes.
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Your psychic abilities are heightened, and the energy is very sensitive.
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Borrowers with larger loan balances tend to be more rate-sensitive.
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The situation with Revolv comes at a sensitive time for Nest.
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Action planet Mars enters sensitive Water sign Cancer on June 4.
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The other side: It's a sensitive topic at the White House.
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But there are responsible ways to handle sensitive or stolen information.
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Clean, breathable air that even the most sensitive person can handle.
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The Global Cyber Alliance recommends never emailing personal or sensitive information.
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There are two touch-sensitive bars on top of the unit.
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Skeptics worry about giving China more influence, especially over sensitive areas.
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Remember to be sensitive to the feelings of people around you.
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"Lifting an arm is particularly sensitive on the EEG," says Marcuse.
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I mean those that express my views on culturally sensitive topics.
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Sensitive emotions bubble to the surface as the moon enters Virgo.
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"Samsung is very sensitive about problems they have experienced," she said.
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But it dropped demands for another sensitive job, the budget ministry.
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The pressure-sensitive Apple Pencil makes apps more interactive and engaging.
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Global markets are sensitive to any sharp moves in the yuan.
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There's no question that politics are a sensitive topic of conversation.
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Facebook may have sought to prevent leaks of sensitive corporate communications.
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This might be useful for commercially sensitive trials of new therapies.
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Officials are sensitive to complaints about the cost of all this.
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You're in a protective and emotionally sensitive mood at this time.
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For example, you absolutely should avoid using Telegram for sensitive communications.
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Germany's trade-sensitive DAX dropped 28.7%, while French shares fell 1.2%.
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You'll start the day feeling sensitive, probably because you're overthinking things.
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Others have criticized the women for being too sensitive or overreacting.
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Such events are ratings gold and changes would be politically sensitive.
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CIMBS's ratings are sensitive specifically to developments affecting its shareholding structure.
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As the economy slows, it has become a sensitive subject, too.
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Nighy, as sensitive as a seismograph, approaches them with a shudder.
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Apple remains out of the picture in India's price sensitive market.
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The talks come at a sensitive time ahead of the Aug.
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During politically sensitive periods, internet speed becomes molasseslike, especially in Beijing.
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All sectors were well in the red, with trade-sensitive technology .
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"I'm so sensitive to not being seen as extreme," he said.
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And when they start saving revealing their sensitive sides — wooh, honey!
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In today's world, it's even more sensitive than it should be.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES BGEO's ratings are sensitive to changes in BoG's ratings.
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We're a very sensitive nation, and the country still is fragile.
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He sidestepped sensitive issues, talking instead about technology and his family.
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But Ohr has not been found to have mishandled sensitive information.
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For some countries, sensitive issues such as agriculture won't be touched.
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You must be sensitive to the needs and feelings of others.
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Both spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the sensitive diplomacy.
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"The human eye is extraordinarily sensitive to light," Dr. Woods said.
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The trade-sensitive technology sector rose 21%, providing the biggest boost.
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CT: With rentals going up, how price sensitive are your customers?
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But I would say that our customers should be price sensitive.
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Interest-rate sensitive lenders were among notable losers before the bell.
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"Everyone knows these animals are very sensitive, like children," she said.
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China reportedly obtained sensitive records of our intelligence and military personnel.
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What's more, the button aspect of each dial is too sensitive.
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Navigating sensitive territory in a virtual team is an essential skill.
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Her guiding virtues included being sensitive, compassionate, empathetic and self-disciplined.
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Consumers are also extremely price sensitive when it comes to groceries.
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When Penelope was born, her nervous system, like mine, seemed sensitive.
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"We're in an extremely sensitive situation," a South Korean official said.
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During sensitive periods, he is watched and followed around the clock.
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Some of us with more sensitive eyes notice this even sooner.
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Huber believes some dogs' personalities may be more sensitive to humans.
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The agency's plan has reignited the fight over the sensitive technology.
|
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Those contractors regularly heard sensitive and private details, the Guardian noted.
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"This is a very sensitive time in their lives," Mielke said.
|
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CBG and CBL's ratings are broadly sensitive to the same factors.
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QNB's VR is sensitive to further expansion into weaker operating environments.
|
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China is especially sensitive to criticism, which it views as interference.
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A rice-based enzyme exfoliator that's gentle enough for sensitive skin
|
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That wasn't the last time the president publicly revealed sensitive information.
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Worse, they worry that authorities will soon breach those sensitive locations.
|
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It was an exemplary display of how to publish sensitive materials.
|
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Why did Home Depot, the most housing-sensitive retail stock, soar?
|
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They also focused on another sensitive area for Facebook: antitrust concerns.
|
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Others note that they work well for babies with sensitive skin.
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The reforms are meant to guard against China accessing sensitive technology.
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To be sensitive to our customers we decided to remove it.
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AI isn't sensitive to brand-safety concerns the way humans are.
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SPLRCL, also sensitive to changes in interest rates, fell 0.9 percent.
|
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Beneath the carapace of popcorn genre writing is a sensitive intelligence.
|
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The "sensitive information," of course, is what everyone wants to know!
|
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Trade-sensitive industrials and tech were down 173% and 0.6%, respectively.
|
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McGahn's departure comes at a sensitive legal moment for the president.
|
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It can withstand hot summer days and doesn't irritate sensitive skin.
|
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The yuan is the most sensitive currency to the trade dispute.
|
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Your teeth might shift -- and they will certainly be more sensitive.
|
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Technology permits law enforcement to capture sensitive data in dragnet fashion.
|
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Titanium is hypoallergenic, so it won't irritate those with sensitive skin.
|
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For sensitive news tips, confidential contact methods can be found here.
|
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He also accused Vindman of leaking sensitive information to the media.
|
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But have we become too sensitive to lyrics, movies and plays?
|
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Few agricultural products are as sensitive as wine grapes to climate.
|
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Uploading videos and photos from a sensitive WIFI internet source, i.e.
|
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Motherboard granted the source anonymity to provide information on sensitive investigations.
|
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The device's actually pretty sensitive -- even mouthwash can set it off.
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We are conscious that some people may be sensitive to it.
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Just kidding, but this does work for my weirdly sensitive skin.
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Race and religion are sensitive issues in Malaysia's multi-ethnic society.
|
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T&R is moderately sensitive to traffic and fuel volume shocks.
|
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It's no wonder that the President is so sensitive about Cohen.
|
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"Doctors could be made more sensitive towards the law," said Waterkotte.
|
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It'll also be one of the most psychic, sensitive, and emotional.
|
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"Some guards are very sensitive and so attentive," Ms. Hassabi said.
|
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In sensitive areas like national security reporting, it can be unavoidable.
|
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There's a full moon in sensitive, emotional Water sign Scorpio today.
|
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But the problem is that death is a very sensitive subject.
|
|
Tariff-sensitive Boeing Co declined 3.6% and Caterpillar Inc dipped 4.0%.
|
|
Does it make mothers more sensitive to their own meddling ways?
|
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Motherboard granted the source anonymity to talk about sensitive industry developments.
|
|
SPSY, which are sensitive to bond yield swings, fell 1.4 percent.
|
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Accountability begins with human oversight when AI is making sensitive decisions.
|
|
The S27 sports a virtual touch sensitive button on the bottom.
|
|
Also, the new moon in Sagittarius is making you extra sensitive.
|
|
There may be good policy reasons to consider such information sensitive.
|
|
However, this is all potentially sensitive data – so who's handling it?
|
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It's a great evening to have a conversation about sensitive topics.
|
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"[She was] more sensitive than anybody I ever knew," Hof says.
|
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I think they're much more sensitive to the lives of others.
|
|
In July, 210 government agencies published sensitive Aadhaar account information online.
|
|
Taiwan is arguably the most sensitive part of the China-U.
|
|
However, it has yet to return to the politically-sensitive issue.
|
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Solid networking opportunities come today, but you're also feeling sensitive, Sagittarius.
|
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You're very sensitive today, Sagittarius, and you're questioning your life decisions.
|
|
This is a sensitive time, both at home and at work.
|
|
The newer P50 sensitive skin formula is actually the most popular.
|
|
It's a sensitive subject, and undoubtedly the writers are treading cautiously.
|
|
Then, the account "W-News" joined in, tweeting apparently sensitive documents.
|
|
That makes tech firms very sensitive to political demands from workers.
|
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Exposure of your sensitive data isn't a bug, it's a feature
|
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The mood will be very sensitive—be careful with your stinger.
|
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This is especially nice since my stomach is sensitive to sucralose.
|
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However, the French power system is very sensitive to weather conditions.
|
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The company is more sensitive to those factors than larger rivals.
|
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It's formulated with antibacterial botanicals and is safe for sensitive eyes.
|
|
Sensitive information has been obscured by the company he applied to.
|
|
My daughter started to cry; like many children, she is sensitive.
|
|
Sometimes, you simply have to relay complex or sensitive information verbally.
|
|
Gyllenhaal is as sensitive as ever, but to little discernible end.
|
|
He declined to give details saying this was "market sensitive information".
|
|
The sensitive evidence is kept on computers disconnected from the internet.
|
|
The Uber laboratory has been a sensitive spot for Carnegie Mellon.
|
|
"Manners are a sensitive awareness of the feelings of others," Mrs.
|
|
But she is also a sensitive and imaginative and resourceful one.
|
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The information on high-level graft was sensitive, Mr. Skripal said.
|
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Neutron activities are sensitive, and we have no explanation for them.
|
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He's a caring, sensitive person and I love him to pieces!
|
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The authors were aware that they were treading on sensitive ground.
|
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Yet again, Mr. Piemontesi is sensitive to the music's reflective undercurrents.
|
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Rate-sensitive U.S. lenders tumbled, with the banks index down 22.9%.
|
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Am I being too sensitive, or was the text unnecessarily rude?
|
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I've learned that at Ray's core, he is sensitive and kind.
|
|
The bank is clearly sensitive to concerns raised about the trusts.
|
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For sensitive news tips, secure contact methods can be found here.
|
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"Term life insurance is much less interest rate-sensitive," he says.
|
|
The equity market has become highly sensitive to inflation this month.
|
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That job requires access to TOP SECRET, compartmented, extremely sensitive intel.
|
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You're in a sensitive, nostalgic mood today as Venus opposes Neptune.
|
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How sensitive are output and employment in other sectors to costs?
|
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They could also use sensitive health and financial data for blackmail.
|
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Babies are incredibly sensitive to their surroundings, particularly to their caregivers.
|
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The singing of the full chorus was wonderfully youthful yet sensitive.
|
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This can make you hypervigilant — overly sensitive to threats or challenges.
|
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It would be like a sensitive, but very dark, rough song.
|
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Drawings on paper are degradable things, sensitive to light, humidity, dust.
|
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Motherboard granted both sources anonymity to freely discuss sensitive industry matters.
|
|
He acknowledged, and defended, the president's decision to share sensitive information.
|
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Instead, it'll be a pressure-sensitive pad without any moving parts.
|
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China's trade war with the United States is now considered sensitive.
|
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What counts as sensitive content, and how can I unblock it?
|
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They were acutely sensitive and could detect when they were misunderstood.
|
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My depression makes me far more sensitive to my kids' moods.
|
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The filmmakers said they tried to be sensitive to the concerns.
|
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Individual parents who pay are "much more price sensitive," he noted.
|
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It recommends that sensitive travelers reduce prolonged or heavy exertion outdoors.
|
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George and I are sensitive to the same program: No. 4.
|
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The United States already restricts who can work on sensitive technology.
|
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But why aren't actual capital movements that sensitive to tax rates?
|
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The tempo was slow, but flowing; the phrasing sensitive, yet shapely.
|
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They are uniquely sensitive and keeping them healthy requires special protections.
|
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Perhaps sensitive to this criticism, some newer clubs have embraced philanthropy.
|
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The officials were granted anonymity to discuss a sensitive diplomatic matter.
|
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But I need to speak with you about a sensitive matter.
|
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All controls are operated using touch functions featuring touch-sensitive buttons.
|
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That's partially because the sensors in the suit are so sensitive.
|
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With this strategy, actors can test 60 sensitive URLs per second.
|
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Cui also served as China's ambassador to Japan, another sensitive post.
|
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"Be sensitive to others on a purely human level," he added.
|
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Generally speaking, boiling has the harshest effect on heat-sensitive nutrients.
|
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Cons: Ask for a quiet room if you're a sensitive sleeper.
|
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The sector is a particularly sensitive one for the European Union.
|
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They've written him to be sensitive, and I've brought the machismo.
|
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It also accused him of mishandling sensitive materials dating to 2012.
|
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Charming Venus makes her way into sensitive Scorpio, intensifying our emotions.
|
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That delicate and politically sensitive step toward European integration is inevitable.
|
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Megan: The mask is for generally everybody, but specifically sensitive skin.
|
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McGrath is, blessedly, also sensitive to the stressors in Brayden's life.
|
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In the meantime, issues such as Trump's border wall remain sensitive.
|
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The Air Force cited Boeing, which considered it sensitive competitive information.
|
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Emerging markets are highly sensitive to changes in U.S. monetary policy.
|
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She has a huge heart, is sensitive, deeply compassionate, and kind.
|
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It'd be tough to mistake a hippo for a sensitive type.
|
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Dave (Jeroen Perceval), bald and slight, is comparatively quiet and sensitive.
|
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He's going to be exposed to the most sensitive secrets imaginable.
|
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It regularly calls Taiwan the most sensitive issue in China-U.
|
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The key question is just how price sensitive is Indonesian production?
|
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Beijing is especially sensitive to charges that it abuses its citizens.
|
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Evaluating slang requires understanding context, and Décharné is sensitive to anachronism.
|
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But she doesn't sound like the sensitive friend you need now.
|
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Authors were cowed into silence; presses refused to print sensitive material.
|
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Reuse disinfected sponges in less hygiene-sensitive spots if you must.
|
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Nonetheless, all the secrecy took a toll on a sensitive child.
|
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Attorney General William Barr is tightening control over politically sensitive investigations.
|
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How would you be sensitive to your friend's feelings and emotions?
|
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I am not sensitive to body odor, and I nearly gagged.
|
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With this album, they see me as more vulnerable and sensitive.
|
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They help foreign investors hide their roles in potentially sensitive acquisitions….
|
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The issue has become only more sensitive since the 2015 attacks.
|
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That's why I think talking about sensitive topics is so important.
|
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The three officials demanded anonymity to discuss a sensitive personnel matter.
|
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Vitamins tend to be more sensitive to light, heat and oxygen.
|
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That could prompt even weaker hiring, especially in economically sensitive sectors.
|
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Germany, Europe's trade-sensitive economic engine, contracted in the second quarter.
|
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Edwards, 41, continued leaking the sensitive documents for the next year.
|
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Incubating sputum in the laboratory is more sensitive but takes weeks.
|
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The other, the oral glucose tolerance test, is the most sensitive.
|
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Officials have said they are taking precautions to protect sensitive sites.
|
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Both sectors are among the most sensitive to major trade developments.
|
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"It's interesting that people are sensitive to it," Mr. Smith said.
|
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If exploited, hackers could steal sensitive information stored within computer processors.
|
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"I know this question is a sensitive one," Mr. Putin said.
|
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With US-China tensions running high, the issue feels quite sensitive.
|
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Non-interest bearing gold is quite sensitive to U.S. monetary policy.
|
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YouTubers are historically extremely sensitive to changes made by the platform.
|
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"The most sensitive issue is the Hong Kong situation," Evans said.
|
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They "handle the money," so they have the most sensitive role.
|
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Rabobank's ratings are also sensitive to investor sentiment turning against it.
|
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The measure lands on the president's desk at a sensitive moment.
|
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It included sensitive material like Robbins standing shirtless in his room.
|
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Questions about Facebook's media neutrality come at a particularly sensitive time.
|
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He had this aspect of a country doctor, very empathetic, sensitive.
|
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The tariff-sensitive Philadelphia semiconductor index extended its decline to 1.7%.
|
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In China, online platforms regularly censor material deemed sensitive by Beijing.
|
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No creature is more exquisitely sensitive, and yet none is hardier.
|
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The Brays are impressed by how sensitive Opal was to Lily.
|
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McInerney is sensitive to arcs, both in characters and in relationships.
|
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Rob: Patrick to Kingdom Hearts community: Why are you so sensitive?
|
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Markets have been sensitive to developments in US-China trade talks.
|
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Meagan was always sensitive to even the slightest criticism from me.
|
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The Economist: Let me ask a sensitive question: How's your health?
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"I'm very sensitive to the hand going up," Mr. Pokorny said.
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To do so, lawmakers must decide what data they consider sensitive.
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Nice to see a male editor sensitive to the matter, too.
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Such an oil shock would come at a very sensitive time.
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The airstrike came at a sensitive time for the Israeli leader.
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India is far more sensitive to the opinions to its neighbors.
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His legal problems had made him "more sensitive," he said then.
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Pigs are more sensitive than ya think, according to tourism officials.
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