But they show how important signaling is, and how confused the signaling currently is.
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Your virtue signaling will become death signaling, as you scream for help as you are massacred.
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In 1980, the International Telecommunications Union codified Signaling System 7 as the international standard protocol for telephone signaling.
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First off, calling people out for virtue signaling feels very much like its own form of virtue signaling.
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The signaling assets on offer include three-quarters of Alstom's signaling business in Europe, one of the people said.
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Neurons signal each other using electrical impulses, but astrocytes in turn regulate this signaling using their own calcium-mediated form of signaling.
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So while there is negative signaling risk of talking about an ICO, there is definitely the potential for positive signaling upon successful completion.
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The Fed signaling that QT is ending, is a Fed signaling readiness to cut rates at some not too distant point in the future.
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In the case of hallucinogens, signaling of the serotonin-1a receptor drives contentment, whereas signaling of the serotonin-2a receptor drives the mystical experience.
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One of Smith's characters cracks a joke about "virtue signaling" (a delayed train has "virtue signaling problems") but this novel is all virtue, all signal, all the time.
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Though most biophysicists were studying electrical signaling in nerve cells, he chose to study chemical signaling, figuring it would be easier to make a mark in a less developed field.
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The reason is ... a diploma is a signaling device.
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ST. PAUL — Turning into a parking lot without signaling.
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The other element of their proposal to the European Commission includes selling the bulk of Alstom's signaling business in Europe in addition to some Siemens signaling assets, one of the people said.
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Siemens and Alstom had already offered to sell either one of their high-speed train-making businesses and the bulk of Alstom's signaling business in Europe in addition to some Siemens signaling assets.
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The real problem, of course, isn't the signaling part: Everyone is signaling all the time, whether it's about social justice or their commitment to Second Amendment rights or their concerns about immigration law.
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The study said the perceptions stem from signaling and stereotypes.
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All that and we got to bring up signaling risk.
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Could Lagerfeld's absence be the signaling of a new era?
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Powerful TPP countries are already signaling their hesitation about renegotiating.
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This mimicry then altered signaling inside of the sperm cells.
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That wouldn't be too different from signaling to other humans.
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US futures a signaling a flat start on Wall Street.
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His mere presence on a board is a signaling event.
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Maybe they're signaling someone (or perhaps the car) to stop.
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Joe Manchin signaling their support for Flake's proposal almost immediately.
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The U.S. commodity market is also signaling better economic momentum.
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You have to be the first person -- WATTERS: Virtue signaling.
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Another option is signaling the approval of how something looks.
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And more people quit their jobs, signaling a stronger economy.
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By building on Milan's past, Terraforma is signaling the future.
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They can also interrupt cell signaling pathways and gene expression.
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So far, Republican leaders in Congress are signaling the latter.
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The radar reflected the feature's brightness, signaling that it's water.
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It's still signaling that China is short of zinc units.
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Investors are signaling impatience with the president's combative trade posture.
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Now they are signaling acquiescence to the smaller Senate figures.
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The White House opposes that rule, signaling its eventual termination.
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But Bolton is signaling restraint until Trump makes a decision.
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The yellow flag flew, signaling that cars should slow down.
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Is it about signaling, however disingenuously, a commitment to diversity?
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The thick brow ridge isn't necessarily designed for social signaling.
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The market is signaling that Washington needs to move quickly.
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That was just signaling we were going into a depression.
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Some on the right are also signaling opposition to Collins.
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Is it about signaling who we are to other people?
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"Signaling is a massive deal [in venture capital]," says Chandratillake.
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The field of candidates signaling they agree has winnowed considerably.
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Republicans are less so, with some publicly signaling their discomfort.
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So while the White House is signaling its preference for the old style of combating drugs with the Marino pick, it's a bit of a mystery if the signaling will translate to real policy changes.
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I've generally argued that signaling risk is a relative myth these days, given the competition for deals, but AngelList's data would seem to indicate that the signaling risk may be more important than I expected.
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It&aposs about signaling to other people in the Russia investigation.
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We're not talking about just progressives, it's signaling out four individuals.
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Across the country, turnout fell sharply, signaling growing disenchantment with politics.
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He nodded his head, signaling that the pig could be filled.
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Pulling out of a single conference is relatively easy virtue-signaling.
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The microphone picks up repeated chimes signaling calls between flight attendants.
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Wages and labor force participation both rose, signaling sustained economic strength.
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One can't overestimate the centrality of price signaling in market economics.
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The sensor was responsible for signaling the separation of the stages.
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TC: It sort of begs the age-old signaling risk question.
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Now the North Koreans signaling they want the meeting back on.
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What it may be signaling is an inflection point for markets.
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But that signaling effect is much as anything that does matter.
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The "look, I didn't put on my celebrity makeup" virtue signaling.
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As for the VIX, it is signaling very shallow market moves.
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The break from an uptrend could be signaling a steeper decline.
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The difference between marketing and virtue signaling obviously eludes Airbnb's execs.
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Take your morally superior, elitist, virtue signaling bullshit and shove it.
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Senate Republicans are signaling they want to move quickly on Sen.
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It insulates the nerve cells and increases the efficiency of signaling.
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Nonetheless, Comcast is very clearly signaling that it's ready to fight.
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In short, financial markets are not signaling further Fed rate hikes.
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Conventional wisdom suggests both are signaling continued strength amidst the turmoil.
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So the flat curve could be signaling a bit of that.
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Democrats are signaling they expect to file hundreds of amendments. Sen.
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Rather, these incidents are merely virtue-signaling on a grand scale.
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Thursday's press conference was a counter to Trump's lack of signaling.
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Today's digital chips make computations based on binary, on/off signaling.
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Q: Is Trump signaling support for a border tax in Congress?
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Or would the maximum age plateau, signaling a limit to longevity?
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Already, the White House is signaling the steps it will take.
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Already, US health officials are signaling a shift in the strategy.
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China may also be signaling a willingness to compromise on tariffs.
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Taken together, China may be signaling that it's prepared to act.
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When politicians fail at virtue signaling, it's painfully awkward to watch.
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For now, though, the bond market is not signaling a recession.
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That trajectory is going to include all kinds of signaling errors.
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And he closed his mouth firmly, signaling the discussion was over.
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Harrington said that data would be key in signaling a turnaround.
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The bond markets are signaling increasing concerns about global economic growth.
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Let's get to work on some dual vice and virtue signaling.
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An unexpected observation occurred, signaling activity on Bennu, the researchers said.
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That was widely interpreted as signaling his support for conversion therapy.
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Besides, merely talking about it is nothing but virtue signaling anyway.
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Schiff is not the only lawmaker signaling an intent to investigate.
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Understanding keyword signaling is an essential part of studying political polarization.
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But some Democrats are signaling a readiness to support Mr. Trump.
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Signaling approval, investors have driven Sony's share price to decade highs.
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He is signaling an intense and negative end to the campaign.
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"This is about social signaling at the country club," he said.
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At least, North Korea is signaling they're open to restarting talks.
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Futures markets were signaling a Wall Street opening in positive territory.
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Beyond signaling toughness and an eagerness to fight, it accomplished little.
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"Benzodiazepines are anxiolytics and signaling molecules," Berard said in an email.
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The signaling medium itself is a protein fragment known as FCP1.
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This is the new signaling device that I have good genes.
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The DOJ should be a champion for all students' civil rights and by signaling a willingness to be bound by the injunction nationwide they ae certainly signaling they aren't intending to pursue civil rights for transgender people.
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Changes in insulin signaling can cause diabetes in humans and other mammals.
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It's also signaling to potential job candidates that it's an innovative retailer.
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Eventually, Hanna presses the red button, signaling the end of her childhood.
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The market seems to be signaling that there's a severe slowdown coming.
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The Federal Reserve raised rates, though, this past Wednesday, signaling additional rates.
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And yet his presence is purely physical, signaling little or no emotion.
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Cytokines are small "signaling" proteins that can cause cells to stop growing.
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MACCALLUM: President Trump signaling today that the Singapore summit could still happen.
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"But he stood up, signaling the meeting was coming to an end."
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Inslee also is signaling the ways in which he's closer to Sen.
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Gundlach also said the credit market is signaling investors to be cautious.
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Capitalism: Inslee is signaling the ways in which he's closer to Sen.
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There are signs that mixed signaling is occurring on Iran as well.
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In 2015, homicides had doubled, signaling big problems for the small city.
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Over time, the songs became happier, signaling a change deep within herself.
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This is a signaling gesture and makes people pay attention. A-okay.
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The package includes signaling for urban transport, mainline trains and conventional trains.
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But Spotify has been clearly signaling that it intends do exactly that.
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He also believes the bond market is signaling there is a problem.
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This makes Cohn's tactic of signaling discontent without walking away more logical.
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High-level "signaling" will do little to deter cyberattacks in the future.
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Now, the White House is signaling a preference for a bipartisan deal.
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Israel is signaling to Iran that it cannot rely on Russian protection.
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Republicans are also signaling a willingness to attack Bill Clinton's economic record.
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But she stopped short of signaling any timetable for the next increase.
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SoftBank had been signaling that it was preparing for a major move.
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Virtual signaling is easy, when it comes at no actual advertised price.
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His signaling had not been perfected yet — some gestures were being missed.
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Betting $5 chips and signaling into the air, Grosjean aroused no suspicions.
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Trump has been signaling his views on the pardon power for years.
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At 9:50 the bell tower rang, signaling the start of Assembly.
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Beneath the surface of these articles, though, is subtle signaling at work.
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He simply doesn't go through the motions of performative elite woke signaling.
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But he stopped short of signaling a full break with the EPP.
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O), galcanezumab targets a protein associated with pain signaling called CGRP. (reut.
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Many of these genes were related to ones involved in hormonal signaling.
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It was like she was signaling for Touch to cross that line.
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The new study suggests that insulin signaling could have driven that evolution.
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Much of the subway's signaling equipment was decades beyond its life span.
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Skeptics dismissed that as "virtue-signaling" to mollify the anti-business left.
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The signaling interactions between astrocytes and neurons are together known as gliotransmission.
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Simply by scheduling Mr. Gantz, Aipac is signaling its own Netanyahu fatigue.
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That's why virtue signaling fails when it operates as brazen political ambition.
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Ultimately, Dr. Greengard showed that electrical and chemical signaling worked in tandem.
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They accused Mr. Trudeau of "virtue signaling" and political correctness run amok.
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HONG KONG — China is signaling that it is worried about its economy.
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And politicians from states hit hard by the storms are signaling impatience.
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Looney suggests options activity is signaling wild swings will last a while.
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"You can't explain a peacock's tail with honest signaling," Dr. Hill said.
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Thus neurons convened into a "chemo-electrical storm of repurposed signaling" — brains.
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Ted Cruz of Texas signaling he may oppose the pathway to citizenship.
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Save the hand-wringing and the virtue-signaling for the opinion pages.
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He's confident Tuesday's slide isn't signaling a repeat last year's unprecedented drop.
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In addition, Fleiss left the business last year, signaling Jet black's struggles.
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"Walmart is signaling they intend to compete with Amazon in this space."
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But many are signaling that significant differences remain that could prove insurmountable.
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Antiquated signaling equipment at the West Fourth Street Supervisory Tower in Manhattan.
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It also has a strong signaling effect that substantial accommodation will continue.
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And others are signaling they may enter the running, as well. Rep.
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And it has the added bonus of signaling and supporting sustainability efforts.
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Investors are signaling there in no chance of rates dropping to zero.
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So 93.8 percent of miners are signaling their intention to run it.
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My concern is that these fixes were made without signaling the reader.
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"In some signaling markets, there would be no competition left," she said.
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"Oh," she says casually, signaling the server for another round of drinks.
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Still, Trump had been signaling for weeks that Mattis was his man.
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We made a prediction that '19 we're gonna see a lot of virtue signaling or a lot of woke as a business strategy because ... So explain what that means for the people who don't understand what virtue signaling.
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Some analysts had speculated that North Korea was signaling a desire to negotiate by not testing a long-range ballistic missile for 75 days, beyond the 60-day deadline a senior U.S. diplomat had earlier suggested as signaling timeline.
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With the boat movements, the Iranians are signaling their ability to push back.
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Players hit the clock after each move, signaling the end of their turn.
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Early feathers were very simple and apparently grown for warmth or for signaling.
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The report contrasts with reports this week signaling the global economy is slowing.
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North Korea signaling a possible setback in negotiations to abandon its nuclear arsenal.
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The effigy burned fairly impressively, signaling the students' desire for a hasty Rexit.
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Prices have also been supported by OPEC signaling possible output cuts in 2019.
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"You could almost say there is a melting 'pot' of neural signaling pathways."
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"At present, the authors only tested the retinal ganglion cell signaling," Frishman noted.
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Oprah Winfrey is now signaling she may be open to a presidential bid.
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The stock market may be signaling something is awry in the oil market.
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MARKETS PUZZLED Yet markets are puzzled by Orr's approach to signaling policy changes.
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She notably attended meetings of Christie's commission, signaling Trump's interest in the crisis.
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But the Fed recently shifted its stance, signaling no more hikes this year.
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That particular vulnerability exists in a global calling network called Signaling System 7.
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And Trump's historic unpopularity is already signaling a possible blue wave in 2018.
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With the Trump administration now signaling progress on trade negotiations, investors are optimistic.
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But now the administration is signaling it may try to end silver loading.
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Khamenei's intervention could help sway the vote by signaling dissatisfaction with Rouhani's conduct.
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Indeed, it is signaling he is now more likely to win than not.
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Park said the Flyer isn't signaling a shift toward more general gadgets, however.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch joined Thomas' dissent, signaling his eagerness to rethink Auer deference.
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It's like signaling dinner is ready and there's something really primal about it.
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"They were consolidating around the imagery of the cowboy, [signaling] independence," he said.
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In contrast, the pricing of their equity and debt securities was signaling distress.
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In contrast, the pricing of their equity and debt securities was signaling distress.
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Or just maybe Weinstein is signaling that he, himself, has names to name.
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We don't have bells signaling the end of passing periods, no fire alarms.
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I don't see them signaling anything that they want to protect their users.
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"Dick" is a slang term for detective, signaling the phallocentrism of investigative work.
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They believe that partly because of equity dilution and partly because of signaling.
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It took me a second to realize he was signaling a replay screen.
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The record high stock market may be signaling it's the best of times.
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In London, an inmate here signaling his precise location to a drone operator.
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However, we've seen some signaling that in fact this number's coming back up.
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Fed officials are signaling two more, for a total of three in 2017.
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I stood silently at the urinal, not pissing, signaling that they should continue.
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But Manchin is signaling he'll play hardball over a permanent fix next year.
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It's "signaling," a kind of call-and-response to folks who'll get us.
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It is signaling it would probably raise rates two more times this year.
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By his conduct, Roberts appears to be signaling that judges should hold off.
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Mixed messages are signaling a disconnect between federal agencies and the White House.
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This is condescending and cheap virtue-signaling for the purpose of garnering votes.
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A beep would alert her when someone was coming, signaling it was showtime.
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The Trump administration is signaling it will take a tough line on marijuana.
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Momentum levels could also be signaling downward pressure on gold prices, says Yamada.
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The FOMC is signaling that the unwinding will proceed at a moderate pace.
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But you, the harried parent, use it to do what economists call signaling.
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Sensors embedded in roadways can communicate with signaling systems to optimize traffic flow.
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" By affirming that view, Trump supporters are in effect signaling: "I'm with him.
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Russia has met the decision with fury, signaling the potential for further retaliation.
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The trees are also blooming in Tokyo, signaling spring's arrival in Japan's capital.
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Soon another eight Democratic senators piled on, signaling deep skepticism or outright opposition.
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The architecture was doing a lot of work signaling the arrival of gentrification.
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Some called it "signaling" Russia, a sort of digital shot across the bow.
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But some creditors sharply criticized the governor's projections, signaling legal battles to come.
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There are no secrets, no side deals in the shadows, no quiet signaling.
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He raised his arm, signaling the offside call in place of the goal.
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Other service firms also have updated their filings, signaling they may try again.
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And that music had a deliberately overwrought quality, signaling the author's self-consciousness.
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It's a move signaling that Al is finally ready to be Paper Boi.
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Perhaps the indicator now is signaling a volatile year we may have ahead.
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Economists have found that signaling behavior often helps us resolve the apparent contradictions.
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Also, its imports dropped 2628 percent, signaling a ratcheting down of consumer spending.
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The Wnt signaling pathway is found in every branch of the animal kingdom.
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"The domestic economy is signaling slower activity," the ministry said in its report.
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The euro area's changing credit market trends are also signaling significant structural improvements.
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New AngelList dataset sheds light on the signaling risks of seed-stage investments
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It's black people also signaling, albeit in a different way, that they're down.
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The stories acted as a divining rod, signaling the morbid well within me.
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"We're still in the signaling business, as I see it," Mr. Riemer said.
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Trump also kept signaling his desire to withdraw U.S. forces from the region.
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A bell signaling the end of the private audience rang at 9 a.m.
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Signaling its commitment, Kenya will burn 105 tonnes of seized ivory on Saturday.
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It would help him govern, by signaling that he's bigger than his grievances.
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Her tweet was simply, "YOOOOOOOO," signaling that, well, this teen boy was cute.
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Sohn said other factors are also signaling a lack of fear about contagion.
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Signaling stronger global growth, and up 4.1 percent since the start of August.
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The administration is signaling what the agenda for the next Congress will be.
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The Trump administration is signaling that it's open to dropping the ObamaCare provision.
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Trump has been signaling for weeks that he intended to declare Iran noncompliant.
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The community of people who are frontloading ideas like signaling, cognitive biases, etc.
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"We're still in the signaling business, as I see it," Mr. Riemer said.
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The stories acted as a divining rod, signaling the morbid well within me.
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The Chinese government is signaling that addressing pollution won't be a top priority.
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It's thought that their bright orange colors act as a neon sign signaling danger.
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They rose 2 percent earlier in the day, signaling investor confidence on Caffarelli's strategy.
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But in choosing Price, Trump is signaling that he is serious about dismantling Obamacare.
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"I will direct this at Vice President Biden," Harris opened with, signaling her target.
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Interleukins are a class of molecules called cytokines that are used in cellular signaling.
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Working in mice, they showed that that signaling could influence metabolic hormones and glucose.
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That's a minus sign in front of the 20183, signaling a negative tax rate.
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Once there, she keys in a four-digit code signaling that all is good.
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There were times when a chime would sound, signaling the driver to take control.
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Delegates responded to her emotional appeal with a long standing ovation, signaling a reprieve.
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I decided this was her way of signaling that she was open to romance.
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He said he's watching one indicator that is signaling that stocks could face choppiness.
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He was just signaling that he was not going to automatically withhold his information.
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Images include a range of portraits and still lifes signaling something isn't quite right.
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" If the translators were totally overwhelmed, they raised a pleading red card, signaling "stop.
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The model involves "costly signaling," the classic example of which is the peacock's tail.
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Akar appeared with the prime minister on Saturday, signaling strong backing of the government.
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Beside her is a bird, perhaps signaling that soon her soul will take flight.
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Anything we do needs to contribute to network, and signaling risk can damage that.
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But it's the kind of signaling that tends to reassure investors and the public.
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In main line signaling, when we look into the future, there are no competitors.
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Even if she wins in November, Republicans are already signaling that investigations may continue.
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The paper reported that the officer stopped Moultrie for making a turn without signaling.
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One of the ways you do that is by signaling clearly and having dialogue.
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Manufacturing data released Thursday was weak all over the globe, signaling slowing international commerce.
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It seems to be signaling the balance sheet will be much larger than anticipated.
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O CBOE Options Exchange for a short time on Monday, signaling problems processing trades.
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Interest rates in the inter-bank bond market went up, signaling tighter credit conditions.
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Why do people assume that aliens would also use this same kind of signaling?
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"These numbers are not signaling, to us, a consumer recession," said CEO Jerry Moyes.
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Firstly, the blast hit rush hour traffic, signaling that its intent was pure terrorism.
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I just wish the UI were better at signaling me when I can scroll.
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The bond market is edging closer to signaling a recession, but don't panic yet.
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Each individual cell's shape, size, movements and other properties, like electrical signaling, are recorded.
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Some speculated that it was the Hunley crew signaling that they'd accomplished their mission.
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So that you're signaling out my show is interesting, but I wouldn't say accurate.
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There was yellow tape signaling great deals — for Nordstrom club members only, of course.
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Trump keeps signaling that if he had his druthers, he would silence dissent altogether.
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Further signaling his focus, he introduced a bill this month to ban the weapon.
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Mr. Kerry denies ever signaling to Iran that it had a right to enrich.
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If they don't, Trump's base is signaling their ire won't be directed at him.
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For Tehran, these moves are primarily about political signaling rather than building a weapon.
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It can be a surreptitious way of signaling your presence to other white supremacists.
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The second appears to be continued scepticism about the signaling power of LME stocks.
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It is now signaling a readiness to take a more aggressive position on Iran.
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Halfway around the perimeter, the rabbi raised his hand, signaling the driver to stop.
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But it's not just the brain that uses bioelectric signaling—the whole body does.
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Whitney punched the air like a boxer, signaling that he intends to fight on.
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Trump made a budget deal with Democrats, signaling the dawn of a new era.
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One possible solution is to abandon the SS7 network for an updated signaling protocol.
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The signatories, notably, include 11 House Republicans, signaling growing bipartisan support for the NEA.
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Several Senate Republicans are signaling that they're concerned about all this scandal and irrationality.
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Then a door opened behind the crowd, signaling an end to their time there.
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On Tuesday, investors watched as bonds rallied and interest rates fell, signaling a slowdown.
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When Baltimore shifted once more, Manning changed the original play, signaling with his hands.
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But in addition to higher interest rates, financial markets are signaling higher inflation rates.
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Vestager said the EU review would focus on rolling stocks, trains and signaling technology.
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Besides signaling that bearish bets are scarce, a lower ratio could signal complacency. 2.
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The system continuously compares train speed with signaling to ensure safe speeds are maintained.
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All Parkinson's disease drugs used today work by increasing dopamine signaling in the brain.
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Airlines have cut service, signaling that ticket sales are falling as the epidemic spreads.
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But other insulin-signaling and unrelated genes were also differently activated, Dr. Kronauer said.
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New data about which sectors are hiring or not is already signaling a shift.
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As he charged the mound, Kelly waved, signaling for Austin to come get him.
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It's worth belaboring the costs of skipping the usual process of mutual public signaling.
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Bond yields were higher Thursday, with no recession-signaling inversions on the yield curve.
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It exposes the language and legal architecture of human rights as feckless virtue signaling.
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And a top US official possibly signaling a change in Washington's stance toward Pyongyang.
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The renovation is expected to reduce the company's near-term profits, signaling the importance.
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When he watched television, he thought the actors were signaling him, trying to communicate.
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Virtue signaling in Park Slope isn't going to win a Senate election in Nevada.
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We've been privy to the signs signaling this shake-up, but Earn is blindsided.
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The cells may also release signaling molecules of their own, known as growth factors.
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That link is often all it takes to start the signaling game just described.
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In fact, voters often applaud politicians who break out of an expected signaling pattern.
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An aide knocked on the door, signaling that our time was just about up.
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Plants emit signaling chemicals from their leaves, not unlike the pheromones released by humans.
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This reeks of 'virtue-signaling' even more than it does of standard media bias.
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Later, FDA spokesman Jason Young confirmed "emergency signaling was used briefly" during the visit.
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The company had already been signaling its intent to carry out a succession plan.
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And the researchers also found evidence that they suffered from insulin signaling, causing diabetes.
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The cast members refrain from over-signaling their characters' eccentricity, which is a blessing.
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Strategic signaling also drew attention to what the Mueller report did not focus on.
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In spite of that caution, Trump is signaling he's eager for a shake-up.
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Aides are already signaling that all three would come out of Iowa declaring victory.
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And the administration has been signaling its own concerns about anti-Semitism on campuses.
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It was unclear whether Williams was signaling which meeting would be the right time.
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Rodriguez said that ADP's data is also signaling wage inflation, another positive economic catalyst.
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"They're signaling to the Arab public that you voted for a reason," said Rudinitsky.
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Ahead of that, Trump's administration has been loosely signaling a possible change of heart.
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Right now, there are limited categories for signaling that things didn't go as planned.
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Only 17 Senate Democrats voted against the waiver, signaling an easy confirmation vote ahead.
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Despite the top candidates signaling support for the rules change, the DNC won't budge.
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At the end, the families bowed and beamed, signaling the end of the show.
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" Therefore, "I think you have to respect the signaling aspect of the yield curve.
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The Nasdaq briefly tumbled into a correction, signaling a 10% decline from previous highs.
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"In both plants and animals, electrical and chemical signaling is known," Dr. Künzler said.
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Trump had also been signaling this cut since March, so it was hardly shocking.
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Committee Republicans are signaling the investigative phase of the probe is nearing its end.
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There's evidence that the act of signaling provides a cognitive benefit to the driver.
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Often it's a trite signaling device or it's used to paper over nasty rhetoric.
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Committee members expressed few concerns about Branstad, signaling he likely will be confirmed easily.
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Trump is signaling he's keeping a campaign promise to protect American workers and industry.
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Trump is not the underlying societal disease, he's more signaling how dangerous our future is.
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Shaping calculations With the boat movements, the Iranians are signaling their ability to push back.
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"That means the Fed is going to be signaling at least two hikes next year."
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As recently as December, analysts were signaling that Netflix should be terrified of Amazon Prime.
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Trump's silence, meanwhile, risks signaling approval for the acts of white supremacists and other bigots.
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I think it's very intentionally signaling this is your space newcomers, this is your space.
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Objectively empowering Trump while signaling a lack of loyalty to him is a dangerous game.
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Does it make it more like it's a false dive ... or is it more signaling?
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Gregory Johnson, eyeing the color guard and signaling for them to lift their knees higher.
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The dollars involved may be small, but the signaling is likely to be very high.
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Its daily rates and revenues also fell well below local averages, signaling weak consumer interest.
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This is Bose signaling its intent to go up in price, features, and, presumably, quality.
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Tim Scott of South Carolina and Marco Rubio of Florida signaling they would vote no.
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Additionally, Wedbush Big Data shows an inflection in assortment signaling meaningful increases in inventory levels.
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Small-cap stocks are signaling big gains for the broad market, according to one trader.
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Perhaps someone else has been penalized for excessive electricity usage, signaling favoritism toward the president.
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Nathan Deal cited Jesus' ministry to outcasts in signaling his intention to veto the bill.
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Kamala Harris, joined a chorus of Democrats signaling their support for net neutrality on Twitter.
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In Asia, central banks are not signaling anything major and there's no inflationary pressures whatsoever.
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Doctor Copper is at it again, signaling upside for mining stocks, according to some analysts.
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ET, signaling the October stock market drop that intensified on Wednesday could continue on Thursday.
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Renault and Toyota are among those signaling a faster retreat from diesel in small cars.
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"I feel like everybody is signaling me and more balls are coming!" she said, joking.
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Once inside, they block an enzyme that's key for healthy signaling between nerves and muscles.
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That was actually Tully, signaling that it was time for the show's various act breaks.
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"[The frequency of their appearances] depends on whether or not I'm signaling them," Roppolo explained.
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The immediate message to the markets is that the fed is signaling a rate cut.
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Mining equipment maker Joy Global rose 11.3 percent after signaling demand from China could improve.
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This is the second-highest reading since 2007, signaling companies may be starting to invest.
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Too many others, as Gawker was, are misled by their own cynicism and virtue-signaling.
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It also follows the Federal Reserve signaling it will be patient in tightening monetary policy.
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Back at Eusebio, the sun is setting, signaling the beginning of another day of death.
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A new AI camera can mimic signaling patterns of the human brain, reports Scientific American.
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But Pence, by signaling a willingness to join the ticket, is taking a different tack.
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It's almost like she purposefully gets caught on camera, signaling her location to the CIA.
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Conservative GOP lawmakers have been signaling that they are close to reaching a deal. Rep.
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That man standing under the street lamp signaling cars to pull over may be Colbert.
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There's a signaling effect at the federal level saying we need to do something different.
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Among those late stage signals: A slowing global economy and bond market signaling recession ahead.
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But Wyden is already signaling he plans to be very aggressive regarding the Sessions' recusal.
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George drove like a crazy old lady, swaying and signaling at all the wrong moments.
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Instead, he's signaling that that's Paul Ryan's job—and that Ryan is doing it badly.
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Emgality targets a protein associated with pain-signaling, called calcitonin gene-related peptide, or CGRP.
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There's those obvious genre signaling days that people participate in varying degrees of self-awareness.
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The State Department is signaling that Pompeo wants to move quickly to fill vacant positions.
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European diplomats said a compromise was possible, and both sides were signaling they wanted one.
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Two other Republicans have backed away from earlier comments signaling support for a hearing: Sens.
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I'm guessing you don't need to worry about so-called signaling risk — or do you?
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Trump answered, "Thank you," signaling his aides to usher the media out of the room.
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The government has begun signaling hopes for BOJ action to help stem the market rout.
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The scene falls silent, and others raise their hands in turn, signaling the unspoken command.
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She tried to ignore the ping signaling an incoming text but ultimately couldn't resist it.
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These components are interconnected through communications networks that control rolling stock, signaling, switching and communications.
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At $51, the stock's downward-facing trading range is signaling more pain ahead, Cramer said.
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It's about her signaling that the Democratic Party is unified around big, bold progressive ideas.
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But some foreign firms have already started signaling their intent to pull back from Iran.
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Burger King introduced the Impossible Whopper in August, signaling that veggie burgers are going mainstream.
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Azar recently acknowledged that the marketplace has changed dramatically since 2003, signaling possible changes ahead.
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These drugs target a protein associated with pain signaling called calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP).
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The case presented "troubling" questions, Chatkan said, signaling an intense discomfort with the government's position.
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Republican Senator Bob Corker joined Senator Marco Rubio in signaling support in the late afternoon.
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The 10-year yield's behavior may already be signaling that, as it hovers under 2.50.
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There were also competition concerns regarding the companies' market power in rolling stock and signaling.
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Harris, an Air Force veteran, was far outspent, signaling that Carper took the challenge seriously.
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Because it measures volatility, the VIX was essentially signaling a haywire day in the markets.
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In each in every one, he's signaling to his mom that he is just fine.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX), are signaling they're unlikely to have similar reservations this time around.
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In offering the support, the DCCC is signaling its preference in a few contested primaries.
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You're also signaling to the government and all the agencies this is not a priority.
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But Manafort is signaling that the Trump campaign is serious about its general election pivot.
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And the familiar jerk signaling that the train was about to move again wasn't coming.
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The people passing by smiled in silent approval as if signaling for us to continue.
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As the next pitch approached the plate, Harvey raised his right hand, signaling strike three.
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Evening faded to night and the music grew louder, signaling the arrival of the queens.
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This logic is laid out by one of us in "Signaling Through Obstruction" (ungated version).
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Still, it has a winning playfulness, with characters occasionally signaling an awareness that they're onstage.
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The bouts of suicidal depression were an "aura" signaling the onset of a partial seizure.
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Success stories of the recent past seem to be signaling a rapidly developing landscape ahead.
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Helicopters are common sights, as are used sandbags and plastic bags signaling dry gas pumps.
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The officers said the windows were excessively tinted and the car had turned without signaling.
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That's below the 250-year yield of 212%, and the move has been signaling recession.
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"It's about signaling that there is enough dollars for those who want them," he said.
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Devin Nunes (R-Calif.), about potential replacements for Coats, signaling the intelligence chief's imminent departure.
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The company is also signaling it won't rely solely on Boeing to navigate its crisis.
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In light of all this, Israel has been signaling two things to Hezbollah and Iran.
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Among women, Democrats hold a 28500-point lead, signaling Trump's eroding support with that demographic.
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The White House has been signaling "cautious optimism" that it could close a deal soon.
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"We know that dance moves are signaling strength and vigor in males," Dr. Neave said.
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But the deal is getting a cold shoulder from Republicans, signaling a rocky path ahead.
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What are markets really signaling, and how much danger is there for the global economy?
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But now, we might have some data that finally sheds light on this signaling risk.
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The charge of virtue signaling, though, has metastasized well beyond this type of comical figure.
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This is the closest Trump has come to signaling he will pardon his former adviser.
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The CNN Fear & Greed Index is sporting a score of 97, essentially signaling maximum greed.
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It's their way of signaling the end of the fact-finding part of the inquiry.
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Net interest income and fees were in line with expectations, signaling the bank's restructuring progressed.
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A variety of industries across the industrial landscape are signaling a severe shortage of workers.
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Instead, it's when the light comes on, signaling the start of one of these tasks.
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Along the way, other school employees were signaling her that they had called the police.
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Chinese steel prices may be signaling more than the current supply-demand drivers within China.
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President James Buchanan and Queen Victoria exchanged pleasantries, signaling a new form of global communications.
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The announcement was unscheduled, signaling the Bank of Japan's concern that liquidity could dry up.
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But in terms of signaling where Democratic health policy is heading, it is still significant.
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Rather, they appear to be signaling it's up to him to decide his own fate.
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The rolling-stock maker also sells urban and suburban trains as well as signaling systems.
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The audio turns on, signaling that the officer had manually activated his camera to record.
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Yet flights are still expensive, signaling that airlines aren't passing on those savings to passengers.
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Warren is clearly signaling that she, personally, is not interested in going down that route.
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And Sandra Bland made the mistake of changing lanes without signaling before ending up dead.
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I do not believe Trump is signaling an intent to contradict Congress's legislated policy position.
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Almost immediately, a drum line began playing, signaling that the over-the-top production was starting.
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" Signaling his hope for an eventual revival, Mr. Guardian said, "We're not dead, we're just wounded.
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"There may be a military element to this, but also a signaling element," Mr. Graham said.
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Signaling further capex and costs reductions would boost investor confidence in the stock, according to Whall.
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The Trump administration is clearly signaling to the outside world its desire to keep immigrants away.
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He said it's possible the Fed could slow down but it's not necessarily signaling that now.
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Trump isn't just trying to attack these women; he's signaling to others who may come forward.
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An alert from Eve signaling to its user that their logged symptoms resemble those of endometriosis.
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Declaring an affinity for his game became a way of signaling your seriousness about the NBA.
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The market-based signaling matrix appears to be broken thanks to this bout of speculative excess.
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Senators and Trump administration officials are signaling the impeachment trial could spill over into next week.
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The German automaker has for some time been signaling that smart could leave the U.S. market.
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Tammy Duckworth, signaling the President would actively campaign against the Republican incumbent as November's election nears.
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Having earlier flagged rate cuts, policymakers are now signaling a "hold", warning of higher inflation expectations.
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And its signaling to white viewers how to hold problematic faves accountable, even while loving them.
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With its new iOS update today, Venmo is signaling a wide release of its debit card.
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More companies than usual are signaling that first quarter earnings will come in below analysts' expectations.
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These bacteria were engineered to produce a signaling molecule called N-Acyl homoserine lactone, or AHL.
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For now, Republican leadership is signaling that they're not particularly fearful of a Freedom Caucus revolt.
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Apple has recently been signaling to investors that iPhone sales aren't the critical number to watch.
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Claire and Jamie agree and bid him adieu, signaling the end of a questionable plot line.
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When the 10-year [yield] is well below 2[%], it's really signaling something bigger than this.
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On April 21, Abe's ruling party lost in two by-elections, signaling a dip in support.
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The fact that Trump had been signaling this move normalized it, routinized it, made it thinkable.
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When Obama considered and eventually backed away from action, Trump knocked him for signaling his plans.
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If we tap into those chemical signaling pathways, there is a wealth of information to access.
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Can we preserve some of that while removing the more egregious harmful forms of status-signaling?
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President Trump and Republican leadership are signaling Trumpcare is dead, at least for the foreseeable future.
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The scene marks a turning point in Marianne's character arc, signaling a rejection of self-abasement.
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And Republicans are already signaling they will be raising questions to Kind ahead of his reelection.
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But there are cultural and signaling implications if some employees are able to sell their shares.
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Meanwhile, Trump has been signaling all along that some of his more outlandish statements weren't serious.
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Trump family members are driving all over the Secretary of State's highway without signaling lane changes.
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And he has been signaling where he stands when it comes to race for many years.
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In its place is a stew of xenophobic populist signaling, reflexive plutocratic policy, and proud ignorance.
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The military-appointed legislature changed the election law last month, signaling another delay to early 2019.
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The Band 2 has been removed completely from Microsoft's online store, signaling that production has ceased.
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Similarly, parties used to drive media attention by signaling to reporters which candidates to take seriously.
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Sanders on Wednesday released a statement signaling a willingness to work with Trump on certain policies.
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Sparing ZTE punishment weakens US sanctions by signaling that Trump may not be serious about enforcement.
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Democrats are now signaling that they could support the new bill after a number of changes.
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In the video of the moment, a smile spreads slowly across his face, signaling a victory.
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Earlier this month, inflation numbers came in hotter than anticipated, signaling inflation pressures could be mounting.
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Bayh lost re-election in 1980 to Dan Quayle, signaling the start of the Reagan Revolution.
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Players chirped incessantly at the referees, signaling their annoyance in operatic facial contortions and hand motions.
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It could be an ecological dinner bell, signaling the start or end of the feasting frenzy.
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As he talked, his phone dinged every few moments, signaling that his work had been retweeted.
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Democrats have long been signaling they would make legislation to address gun violence a top priority.
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And since the Brexit decision, markets are signaling that those forces have become even more energized.
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The White House punted responsibility for the redaction to the Justice Department, signaling lack of coordination.
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And right now, the contrarian "sell-side indicator" is still signaling that stocks will go up.
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The post has since been taken down—signaling a little more self-awareness at the company.
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They are now signaling they want to make up for that fact in the new fight.
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Northam has refused to quit, and he is signaling a slow return to business as usual.
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Spotify also bought Anchor, a podcast monetization platform, signaling a new era for the podcasting industry.
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He shook his fist as he reached first base, signaling that the Dodgers were not done.
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It might also be a third thing: her cracked way of signaling solidarity with the viewer.
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But Democrats and Republicans are not yet on the same page, signaling hard-fought negotiations ahead.
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Republicans, however, shot down that request, signaling they want to pass the House bill as is.
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The Fed raised interest rates for the sixth time since 2015, signaling confidence in the economy.
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And it drew widespread criticism, signaling a shift in how and whether Gawker does these stories.
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From the beginning, federal climate politics in the US have been dominated by symbolism and signaling.
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Gervais hates virtue signaling, which, to him, allows people to show off how great they are.
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But the 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls are adopting a different kind of coded language: virtue signaling.
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And in the wrong hands, virtue signaling defines something one would only say to garner approval.
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He is actually jabbing the chicken switch of his chamber, signaling a plea to be released.
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Instead he emphasized issues like intellectual property — signaling a seriousness about tackling structural problems on trade.
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Early this week, the White House was signaling that the president wasn't in an accommodating mood.
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More recently, he began signaling that Facebook was rethinking what it shows people on the site.
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Some critics said Mr. Trump may be signaling associates to stay strong and not help prosecutors.
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Timely; a long track record; a strong record of signaling turning points in the business cycle.
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Analysts in South Korea doubted that the North was signaling a willingness to discuss a freeze.
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MyD88 is thought to help immune cells communicate with the outside world through certain signaling pathways.
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Now, it's Main Street that is prospering, while the investor class is signaling a consumer recession.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer summarized his dissent from the bench, a rare move signaling intense disagreement.
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These are signaling proteins that serve as alarm bells in the body, activating an immune response.
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Its posters declare "Pingyao Year Zero," signaling Mr. Jia's hope that it will be long lived.
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She no longer has the Joker's protection, signaling to every miscreant that she's now fair game.
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The White House is already signaling that the impeachment effort will stymie any legislative deal-making.
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He is seen not as a politician representing the past but a politician signaling the future.
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It gained momentum after Ms. Warren began signaling her skepticism of federal funding for charter schools.
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Economic sentiment is an early indicator of economic activity, signaling trends in gross domestic product growth.
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The key to signaling resolve, however, is having a strong political standing with one's own citizens.
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Every one of these things has been described online as the unholy product of ''virtue signaling.
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Another Twitter user, defending Donald Trump after the infamous ''Access Hollywood'' tape, wrote: ''Stop virtue signaling.
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Most talk of ''virtue signaling'' is limited to the realm of arguments: debates, spats, flame wars.
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It upholds rule of law norms in the very act of signaling that they are failing.
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The public signaling from GOP lawmakers comes as they await Trump's reactions to the strikes. Sen.
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A careful analysis reveals how strategic keyword signaling amplifies conservative agendas in the contemporary news environment.
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Inside, Lee found fat deposits, signaling that the growth was a lipoma like she&aposd predicted.
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And rather than signaling a US military response, Trump vowed to impose new sanctions on Iran.
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Deep European vulnerabilities would remain exposed, signaling the likely high costs of sustaining Europe's economic viability.
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Signaling further negative sentiment in gold was a record of net shorts in COMEX gold contracts.
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Economists say it was a useful signaling tool to reinforce the bank's commitment to zero rates.
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Yellow's physical visibility, which makes it so useful in signaling danger, hasn't translated into cultural favor.
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Signaling Trump's growing involvement, White House staff is expected to brief him on the issue Thursday.
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Trump thanked Comey for the information, signaling the end of the short one-on-one meeting.
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It is hard to see the vote in Virginia as signaling a growing backlash against Trump.
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As intermission ends, the band plays "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot," signaling sadness and loss to come.
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Bed Bath & Beyond's stock rocketed up around 25% Tuesday, signaling that Wall Street supports an overhaul.
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Does signaling "weakness" through diplomatic overture actually embolden Iran — or China and Russia, for that matter?
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He hinted that his patience might soon end, signaling his frustration with the reported oil shipments.
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"Most everyone believed that Bush's immediate post-93/11 signaling made a difference," Gartenstein-Ross said.
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It has been replaced with virtue signaling and policies by the wealthy that hurt struggling families.
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The pace of drop in CR-V sales has since then slowed, signaling an imminent reversal.
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Authentic expressions of outrage involve only the first system, whereas virtue signaling involves the second system.
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The Filecoin is a way of signaling that someone, somewhere, has added value to the network.
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They don't want to surprise the market so they'll probably follow through on what they're signaling.
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By any measure, he's doing better on signaling than the vast majority of wealthy, influential people.
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When you're talking about SS22, I'm talking about that signaling network that's underneath all that stuff.
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The show is bisected into blue and orange zones, signaling the Greek and Norman periods, respectively.
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This marks a full 180 from what the Fed was signaling just a few months ago.
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But all the ones that are now doing the outrage signaling all over twitter, I won&apost mention the politician name, but they&aposre all outrage signaling and they&aposre all so solemn about it, but they -- the first part they hate it, which we all do.
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An hour later, the door is slightly ajar, or simply unlocked, signaling that the restaurant is open.
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That roll out has moved slowly, though, signaling that Facebook understands that sound could surprise some users.
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Simply signaling that you're open to using strategic weapons as a tactical solution rewrites the rule book.
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While Democrats don't have the votes to block Trump's nominees, they are signaling an intense fight nevertheless.
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One camp offers logical arguments that sending out "honest" signals always maximizes reward for the signaling individual.
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The moment you do, a white LED inside the frame lights up, signaling that recording has begun.
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MILAN (Reuters) - U.S. investment fund Elliott has raised its position in rail signaling company Ansaldo STS STS.
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Long overlooked, the area is small and easily buried in the noise of signaling between other regions.
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Global stock markets reacted strongly on Monday, signaling that investors could be in for a tumultuous week.
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Democrats expressed alarm, signaling that they would resist any fundamental changes to the decades-old federal program.
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Not at all, and there might be unintended consequences to signaling lower rates are around the corner.
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It is a kind of hub for numerous kinds of signaling around salience and significance of events.
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At the same time, Trump has used his presidential pen to issue three directives signaling grand ambition.
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Dow futures were down 160 points, or 0.6%, signaling a rough start to June for Wall Street.
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I hate to use the term "on all sides," but you're right, it's virtue signaling, 21990 percent.
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Last week, the Giants acquired second baseman Scooter Gennett from the Cincinnati Reds, signaling Panik's impending departure.
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The Fed appeared to modify its direction on rate hikes in December, signaling two increases in 2019.
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I think it really matters whether the robot is feeling pain or signaling the experience of pain.
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Mitchell is not alone in signaling that he would support a deal — Bolton has said so publicly.
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The whole time, a meter would be going down, signaling how long you could hold your breath.
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But the body has its own coded signaling too, and it's the other crucial component of consent.
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Lawmakers, however, are signaling they have already seen enough from Turkish forces to move ahead with sanctions.
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But the ones that I focus on those that are not signaling an elevated risk of recession.
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Netflix stock has continued to drop over the past week, signaling broader worries about the company's slowdown.
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Nevertheless, de Blasio took a number of steps signaling his intention to run for the White House.
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Theoretically, a sensitive enough instrument could detect that very slight perturbation, signaling that these gravitational waves exist.
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Perhaps it is inevitable that partisanship has become about signaling values rather than worrying about economic outcomes.
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They often don't feel beholden to any ideology or faction at all, which is kind of signaling.
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It's a clever feature, especially since Lumos wearers should theoretically still be signaling with their hands, anyway.
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They're lurking in dark corners of the screen, signaling mood, flashbacks, fleeting stabs of pain, and grief.
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TSA airport screener absences hit 10% 30 days into the shutdown, signaling the financial hardship on employees.
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Alongside this "policy ping pong," Meyer said some economic indicators are "flashing yellow," signaling a coming recession.
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Singapore's growth in the third quarter badly missed expectations on Friday, potentially signaling weakness around the region.
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The team "used verbal and hand-signaling commands," explained John Bernal, the attending vet at the facility.
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Under Armour also lowered its forecast for the region, signaling that the brand expects struggles to persist.
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The Caixin manufacturing purchasing managers' index (PMI) fell below expectations, signaling the 10th consecutive month of contraction.
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Some of these SNPs are meaningful for our health, signaling risk for conditions like coronary artery diseases.
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Lawmakers also voted to rule out a "no-deal" exit, though without signaling how that should happen.
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That kind of mixed signaling makes US policy look incoherent and makes diplomatic solutions harder to achieve.
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But Democratic opposition to Sessions is already beginning, signaling the potential for a rocky path to confirmation.
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About 42 percent of total payments is coming from larger retailers, signaling a dramatic transition for Square.
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It's the bread and butter of referee signaling and every ref thinks they're the best at it.
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The nominees for the 88th annual Academy Awards are finally here, signaling the height of awards season.
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But he made comments at a recent event in Washington signaling that he didn't want that position.
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In a betrayal of loyalty signaling poor morale, a massive dump of Snapchat's usage stats has leaked.
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On Wall Street, stocks were in the red on Thursday, signaling a fourth straight session of losses.
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He is signaling educated white folks who might be on the fence that he is no racist.
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