They believe that black or blue ink signifies corporations; red ink signifies flesh and blood people.
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The map is also color-coded: Darker green signifies lower median home prices, while darker red signifies higher median home prices.
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Red (signifies) hardiness and valor and blue . . .
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One thing that signifies us is making the extra pass.
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We're taught that gray is bad and signifies getting older.
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"Today signifies they end of another year," El Moussa wrote.
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A figure below 50 signifies a decline in manufacturing activity.
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A lower score signifies lower correlation and more diversification possibility.
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In the Bible, the number eight signifies resurrection and regeneration.
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Nothing that signifies or befits a truly serious presidential candidate.
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A level 5 alert signifies a hazardous eruption is underway.
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What signifies is that tunes abound, as do musical jokes.
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Each picture, and even each detail of each picture, signifies.
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But he recognizes that it signifies more to many people.
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To him, America signifies a life with filled with choice.
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When we first hear it, it signifies aspiration, hope, dreams.
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We think about who and what Robert E. Lee signifies.
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The 25 signifies that this is the group's 20203th meeting.
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The name — pronounced va-LAY-shuh — signifies nothing in English.
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The move signifies that the pair has come to an agreement.
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A slanted blue 2x1 signifies mashed potatoes with pickled mustard seeds.
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It signifies the huge changes that have taken place since 1983.
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But that gesture of compassion, despite its smallness, signifies something big.
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It's an 18th Century antique that many think signifies racial conquest.
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A strengthening yen, on the other hand, generally signifies the opposite.
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It's so ubiquitous that I'm no longer sure it signifies anything.
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It's creative and also signifies a more youthful, fun-loving personality.
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That star currently signifies that Arkansas was part of the Confederacy.
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We're excited to see what Graham's involvement signifies for the future.
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The gift signifies a growing appreciation for artists from the region.
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Patriotism. It's an old word that perhaps signifies an old condition.
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But in North Korea, it signifies a different kind of affection.
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The wheel signifies both progress and the cyclical nature of life.
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An apron worn over a Kihnu skirt signifies a married woman.
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Yet it signifies nothing in particular and has no known designer.
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This still signifies that 1984 is connected to the Hotel world.
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But the move signifies Amazon's heavy interest in the connected home.
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A.O.C. now simply signifies the congresswoman from the Bronx and Queens.
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I love that this act of falling signifies a breaking point.
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The photo shows a chip that signifies 6 months of sobriety.
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The increase in value signifies investor confidence in the rapidly diversifying company.
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Today's acquisition signifies Hootsuite's first move to bring Snapchat into that fold.
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The change also signifies an apparent thawing of his attitudes toward Apple.
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Her arched posture signifies not just revealing, but also hiding and withholding.
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She signifies hope in an ominous time, and her name reflects that.
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A reading below 50.0 signifies contraction and a reading above denotes expansion.
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The move signifies something of a demotion for Gerstenmaier at the agency.
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"The jumpsuit signifies glamour, but in a fun, '70s way," says Khan.
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Presenting her with a gift that signifies your goodwill is only appropriate.
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This is a cost-benefit analysis that signifies real economics at work.
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Buying a put usually signifies a bearish bet against a given stock.
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Or I add a red, because it signifies strength, royalty and power.
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What it signifies to them—individually, socially—revealed in an unguarded manner.
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In farming, this signifies the swiftness with which a scythe cuts wheat.
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It signifies Trump is looking for a compromise to banning flavors outright.
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It is a color that signifies a distinct change in one's life.
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A type certificate signifies that a particular category of aircraft is airworthy.
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"It signifies the importance of what they're providing to advertisers," he said.
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The summer solstice signifies the midpoint between the planting and the harvest.
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Maybe this changes what it signifies without having to tear it down.
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Her calling the sword "Oathkeeper" signifies that she understands this and more.
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As his name signifies, he is a member of the Houthi clan.
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The term "sexual assault" usually signifies a felony sexual offense, like rape.
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Standing rib roast with all the trimmings signifies extravagance, luxury and abundance.
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Liu hopes this signifies a shift in how remote workers are viewed.
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The Bangsamoro law "signifies the end of war for secession," he said.
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This is a Trump-branded product, which signifies excellence all around the world.
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" "Holy Communion signifies we are one with God, each other and the Church.
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The empty compartment signifies incompleteness, while the unidentifiable lump of flesh conveys incomprehension.
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Thus contained, water signifies political and religious power—as well as life itself.
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What's more important is what the Galaxy brand typically signifies for Samsung: Android.
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Like the album, the "Rainbow" documentary signifies a new chapter in Kesha's career.
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This signifies that the sentinel stands between the Tomb and any potential threat.
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A green banner displayed on the screen signifies there are no reported incidents.
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Energy Star is a government-backed symbol that signifies a product's energy efficiency.
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It signifies an increasingly close strategic partnership between the two oil-rich states.
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" Except signifies exclusion: "I can attend every meeting except the one next week.
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Sound and fury is no bad thing, but only when it signifies something.
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What the visual metaphor usually signifies, then, is a kinship of social identity.
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It's practically obligatory — and signifies nothing, at least as far as you're concerned.
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The line signifies where floodwaters rose in the Piazza San Marco on Nov.
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One key element: A library desk bell signifies the restart of a memory.
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Overall it signifies continued positive growth of investment for the African tech scene.
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From Spicy Braised Beef Signifies the Coming of Age for Mexican Teenage Girls
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The fact that Judge Johansen's homophobic ruling raised such scrutiny signifies a cultural upheaval.
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In markets, a "tell" is something that - usually in hindsight - signifies a turning point.
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The docking signifies a major accomplishment for both SpaceX and NASA's Commercial Crew Program.
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" Orange signifies a volcano exhibiting "heightened or escalating unrest with increased potential of eruption.
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Then she added a chevron sign, which, in Greek, signifies creating your own destiny.
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It's a number that signifies an annual threshold, and it's distinct for every plan.
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It usually signifies a whole change in how the government is going to run.
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"This signifies pressure from the outside forcing the walls to bow inward," said Lesh.
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"As if sex in games signifies a sort of end," he wrote over email.
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And the liberation of Mosul signifies the only the latest phase of the scourge.
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Nick signifies his emotional turmoil by wandering through the snow without a coat on.
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The phrase "broad spectrum" signifies that a sunscreen offers some protection from UVA rays.
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Moreover, in both content and strategic purpose, USMCA signifies a major change of course.
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The move signifies an attempt to open up the Chinese market to international players.
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Coachella signifies crossover like EPMD, Allen Iverson, or a guest appearance on Gilmore Girls.
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"It signifies a particular joy of wheeled movement," Lawson told me over the phone.
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The funding signifies an interesting shift in the relationship between art and the internet.
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The first development signifies a theocratic kingdom's bow to the inexorable onslaught of modernity.
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"This signifies leaving the past behind and entering into the spiritual realm," Wu says.
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Now Desmond mostly plays in left, and his presence signifies the team's hopeful direction.
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A deficit signifies that the private sector — you and me — is holding the difference.
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This coming-of-age story signifies that eco-fiction has also come of age.
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The 9 signifies a completed sell setup and the 13 is the completed sell signal.
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This statement suggests that the patterned tile signifies transition, the passageway between entering and exiting.
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For many attendees, though, Burning Man signifies a retreat to simplicity and escape to freedom.
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This horrific case out of Australia signifies the vulnerability of trans women to sexual violence.
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But Lore: A Haunting Experience is notable for what it signifies in terms of momentum.
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Markle's favorite panama hat signifies her commoner style, but today her choice is pure royal.
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A yellow card is a caution and a red card signifies ejection from a match.
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To many, it signifies someone who is determined, innovative, creative, and down to kick ass.
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Their exclusivity signifies a certain level of wealth and importance for those who occupy them.
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" Ahmad said this motto "signifies the basis starting point that Islam requires of a Muslim.
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A reading above 8003 marks expansion in the sector, while a reading below signifies contraction.
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VIKANDER And also a moment that signifies them having a fresh start, to being clean.
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Does anyone really know where the Trump phenomenon is going and what it really signifies?
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Ms. Khan was invoking a term that signifies the mother of a fallen American soldier.
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The smiley face completely signifies what this movement is all about—big smiles and positivity.
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All sport the cartoon iconography that signifies increased brainpower: firing synapses, lightning bolts, glowing bulbs.
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This signifies illiteracy: Those who cannot sign their name use a thumbprint for official documents.
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Green moved to withdraw Gallagher's Trident pin, which signifies membership in the Navy SEAL community.
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As sharp as her insights often are, this is a book in which Everything Signifies.
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Right now, in the minds of the vast majority of Americans, "GND" signifies almost nothing.
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The move signifies a continuation of his use of virtual reality to make fashion more accessible.
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The decision likely signifies the end of a bitter legal dispute that began four years ago.
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I stopped dying my hair when I was 60, and I love the freedom it signifies.
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But when presidents claim mandates, it signifies weakness as much as, if not more than, strength.
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It's not clear what the "e" signifies, though, or how the non-e model will differ.
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From an evolutionary perspective, having thick, luscious hair traditionally signifies youth, fitness, and health, she says.
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The 20 percent signifies the gap most women face when compared to their male counterparts' salaries.
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This accomplishment signifies a shift in his relationships — the boys of Gordonstoun are his family now.
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Trump, more than anything else, signifies the undying force of the fear unleashed by Obama's presidency.
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This signifies a crucial step closer to USAF fighter jets being armed with this mighty weapon.
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It's surreal and signifies all of our hard work and passion for the body positivity movement.
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All of which signifies the challenges Uber faces in its quest to dominate Asia's transportation network.
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They can't see whether Ahrendts' departure, announced on Tuesday, signifies problems or a mission satisfactorily completed.
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For others, it signifies a soaked Colin Firth, an obsession with matchmaking and tightly-corseted dresses.
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The building, which stretches for some 200m at street level, signifies the scale of China's ambition.
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The move signifies an attempt to open up the world's largest auto market to international players.
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Two consecutive quarters of contraction signifies a recession, and in the second quarter GDP was -28%.
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It's unclear what, exactly, the pillow signifies - the skeptics trumpeting the piece of evidence won't say.
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Return the FBI to its core values and realign the organization with what its motto signifies.
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As usual, the turn of the season also signifies a new update to the Starbucks menu.
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Each work signifies in two ways — as itself, and as part of the larger creative enterprise.
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The Autumn Equinox signifies the halfway point between the longest and shortest days of the year.
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Mr. Makowsky's 38,000-square-foot high-tech palace signifies a new level of superhome — for now.
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Mr. Pecore said the presence of Indigenous people in this display signifies their role in history.
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It's another example of fears and connotations — what wine signifies — triumphing over honest expressions of tastes.
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You only have to look at the statue of liberty and think about what that signifies.
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For others, it's the "Bartender's Handshake," a bar order that signifies you have good booze taste.
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But it signifies Russian efforts to raise pressure on Ankara, which it accuses of aiding terrorist groups.
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Trump's appointment of Reince Priebus -- a close Ryan ally -- as his chief of staff, signifies that reality.
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Snap's IPO also signifies a beneficial shift in the tech industry and the IPO market, Anthony said.
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To "like" something is to click a button on-screen; a "wall" signifies that endless Facebook scroll.
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This label signifies the rated content can contain slightly more graphic fantasy violence and mild bad language.
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Paris Hilton is a name that signifies glitz, money, blonde jokes and, now, a $2 billion empire.
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How does one skillfully create a two-second loop that signifies who they are as a person?
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Kunets says they chose the number because it signifies completeness in the Bible, the day God rested.
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So a $22021 share price, which signifies 'prosperity from birth,' is a far luckier start than $2021.
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"It signifies that the former high official expects prosecution," he told me of Flynn possibly not cooperating.
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That signifies it's "OK" to kiss, or be affectionate, as long as it's all understood as performative.
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The Republican Party has tried to downplay the threat that increased Democratic engagement in Orange County signifies.
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The hospital is a Level 1 trauma center, a designation that signifies the highest level of care.
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Google says the investment signifies a major milestone in Google's 15-year commitment to the news industry.
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T'Challa, is a pinnacle for the hero, a moment that signifies that the character has finally arrived.
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Eid al-Fitr, the festival that signifies the end of Ramadan, is expected to begin Thursday evening.
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But the name also signifies Mr. Richardson's governing ethos: that combining creative disciplines usually yields something interesting.
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The Twin Cities Hotel in the center of Longview also signifies another time in the area's history.
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The debate signifies his return to the race: He has remained off the campaign trail since Oct.
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Authorities in the surrounding state of Batangas have declared a "state of calamity," which signifies major disruption.
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Nothing new there, for sure, but nothing in it signifies a sense of urgency about the problem.
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The number on a tile signifies the number of times you have to hit it before it breaks.
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The circles are also clustered together (here in shades of grey, orange and blue), which signifies story lines.
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Kate went on to address this year's "Moments that Matter" theme and what it signifies for the cause.
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However, the phrase also signifies a perverse desire for self-destruction—the decadent and ultimate sense of masochism.
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The jump from roughly 19613 kilotons to 21961 kilotons signifies a dramatic boost in North Korea's nuclear potential.
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This signifies "some younger NPR (non-permanent residents) may be receiving parental support to purchase homes," it noted.
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On Wednesday, a new moon in your house of partnerships signifies a new emotional perspective in your relationships.
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It is as if he wants to dispel the idea that poverty signifies reality, despite his naturalistic techniques.
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In his televised response to the attacks, President Obama eloquently summed up what clubbing signifies to queer individuals.
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Formally translated as "state", the word derives from gosudar, an old word which signifies a monarch or master.
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He said the conclusion, reached after evaluating "mounting evidence from many studies," signifies "an unprecedented association" in medicine.
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Joyful, because it signifies that after all, our dear Goddess really was larger than me all this time.
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You've heard this speech before, but here it signifies the absurdist vision of a pleasurably fretful show. ♦
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The plate symbol next to a restaurant signifies very good food, but doesn&apost scoop the highest honour.
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As noted by Bloomberg, the conference signifies the kingdom's efforts to change its image following Khashoggi's gruesome murder.
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A credit score is an important measure of your financial health: It signifies your trustworthiness to financial institutions.
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In this case, I'm intrigued by children's selection of names for their parents, and what it possibly signifies.
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His hand, cocked back signifies the expected aggression that has been forced upon him at a young age.
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The fundraiser signifies that Marcus is looking to dedicate his expansive donor network to Biden's candidacy for president.
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The city's police union, meanwhile, has argued that the Pantaleo decision signifies a lack of support for officers.
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But it also signifies how investors have taken a dimmer view of corporate America and the broader economy.
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Her work signifies the social and cultural transfigurations dominating the American landscape at the hinge binding two centuries.
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The number signifies, in years, the franchise's gap between championships, every sparkle highlighting the magnitude of the feat.
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The poor showing from the region signifies a reversal of the robust gains made during 2015 and 2016.
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Navy leaders subsequently moved to withdraw his coveted Trident pin, which signifies membership in the Navy SEAL community.
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It signifies that we have created a strong identity based on true values that resonate with our consumers.
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What's "Google" but an incantation, a funny word that signifies a shift in perception, a change in reality?
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The term usually signifies apathy for the rights bestowed upon African-Americans, rights already enjoyed by most whites.
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When people get older, one thing that signifies the loss of independence is having to give up driving.
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In rap, especially Southern rap, the repetitive, ringing ostinato is an alarum that signifies fights, mayhem, and death.
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Pussy hats were pink at the big women's marches in January, but pink signifies breast cancer awareness, or did.
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The new development signifies Mogu's shift to growing a community of influencers selling clothes to followers via live streams.
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These negative real short-term interest rates are falling in the range that signifies a hugely expansionary monetary policy.
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"I literally feel like I'm going to throw up," the Mama Medium star says, which signifies a negative read.
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We learn as much in the final minutes of "Apocalypse Then," which signifies how crucial this information actually is.
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The bellybutton, biologically and symbolically, signifies the uniqueness of the individual and a connection to birth and our mothers.
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The fact that people are willing to spend money on items he's created signifies a healthy business to Siriano.
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For example, a particular reading of low physical arousal indicates sadness, while a heightened state of arousal signifies excitement.
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But the designation outside of Italy signifies the wave of sizzling thriller/horror films from the post-war heyday.
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Twitter's choice to defend his place on its site, however, signifies everything about what Twitter is choosing to be.
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We pay up for the highest quality brand because we know that a brand, a good brand, signifies reliability.
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In the magazine world, the beginning of August signifies the biggest cover reveal of the year: the September issue.
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The signal for star LHS 1140 looked like the telltale dip in light that signifies an exoplanet in orbit.
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The X signifies gender neutral, the preferred designation for people like Sakurai who don't identify as male or female.
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The work hints at how terrain surpasses — and thus signifies meanings beyond — the markings or traces from human habitation.
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The elevation of the unit signifies a recognition of the importance of cyber warfare in the years to come.
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The move came under harsh criticism from Republican lawmakers, but Sherman's letter signifies there is Democratic opposition as well.
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This color map signifies the location and intensity of cosmic radiation in the universe resulting from the Big Bang.
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According to Kempenich, different tribes assign different meanings to the color red, but for the Anishinabe, it signifies protection.
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So they give off this bright signal that you see of that orange that signifies that being a tumor.
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A score of 0 signifies a swing judge who is as likely to favor liberal policies as conservative ones.
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As with so many things in the entertainment industry in 2019, Netflix signifies the shape of things to come.
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But the Uber I.P.O. also signifies something deeper about changes in the entrepreneurial world that fuels the global economy.
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That signifies two issues: one is that Sampaoli can not, realistically, squeeze all of it into the same team.
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But in the United States, where the film takes place, purple vividly signifies daring and defiance, independence and strength.
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Some told Business Insider they feel that the cut to allowances signifies a blow against more expensive long-timers.
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And in retail, the departure of Leslie Wexner from L Brands signifies the end of an era in retail.
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While presidential budgets rarely, if ever, become law, the document signifies the new administration's priorities for the upcoming year.
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To those not talking about food, it signifies trash, a mess, something you're better off not inspecting too closely.
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Meanwhile, Cruz took solace in the attacks from all sides, contending that it signifies his growing threat to rivals.
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"The swastika now simultaneously signifies both good and evil: a life symbol that is equated with death," they write.
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It's a refreshing, enchanting, and eerie phenomenon, one that signifies a new way of experiencing both cinema and the internet.
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Usually, when the word "unicorn" is used to describe something, it signifies an item that is rare, special, and magical.
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I love being out there and what it signifies and being part of the Dodger history and all that stuff.
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Something as polarizing as "the strange fruit piece," as Nola's therapist Dr. Jamison (Heather Headley) calls it, signifies this growth.
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Image: Sebastian Niedlich, CC BY-NC-SAFor a female octopus, the laying of eggs signifies the beginning of the end.
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By now, "AOC" is shorthand that signifies both Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez herself, and the changing Washington, D.C. that she represents.
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Buying products is one thing — but buying the right products signifies self-knowledge and the ability to care for oneself.
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Everything is sacred but signifies nothing, such as Lenin's embalmed corpse, still creepily lodged in its mausoleum in Red Square.
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I do not possess the emotional resources to comment on this made up word nor the material it supposedly signifies.
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Vidakovic said such a deal signifies Amazon's intention to be a strong competitor and player in the display advertising world.
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He is wrong to think that every winner creates a loser or that a trade deficit signifies a "bad deal".
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In an piece for Vice, author Barbara Calderón-Douglass laid out the history of chola culture and what it signifies.
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In a new adaptation at the Almeida theatre in London, the broken clock also signifies a different kind of anachronism.
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It also signifies that Africa can build a major work by a leading architect at the top of his game.
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""A 1,000-year flood event ... signifies just a 0.1 percent chance of such an event happening in any given year.
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Ana Sophia has microcephaly, a rare birth defect marked by small head size that signifies arrested brain development during gestation.
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Buying a home typically signifies that you've reached a major savings goal, so it's normal to see your accounts drain.
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It seems no one thinks this nighttime assault signifies much in a war that has been raging for seven years.
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It signifies a space that is not only collective, but also educational and political — a space where work is done.
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But I hope that audiences will form their own opinion as to who Hatsune Miku is and what she signifies.
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For white nationalists, it signifies a kind of doomsday clock counting down to the end of racial and cultural dominance.
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Trump took exception and tweeted that he wouldn't let leadership take Gallagher's Trident pin, which signifies membership in the SEALs.
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The tat signifies the permanence of their fans and serves as the inspiration behind the upcoming album's Never Dies title.
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"We cannot say for sure yet if this signifies the wholesale abandonment by the U.S. of the Kurds," said Seçkin.
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To most, though, it signifies a story where the facts are so disputed or distorted that truth itself becomes fluid.
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In the professional-managerial class, "in the weeds" signifies knotty detail (as in the Vox public policy podcast, The Weeds).
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" The simple rule is that "its" signifies possession ("it" owns something), and "it's" can also be written as "it is.
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The CE mark can be used in the U.S., but it signifies that the manufacturer believes they meet the European requirements.
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Buying a home typically signifies that you've reached a major savings goal, so it's normal to see your accounts get low.
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Still, the bold color signifies a lot of new beginnings for the actress, not just the end of the PLL era.
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The name signifies just how extraordinary this flyby will be, as it will be beyond anything humans have ever before accomplished.
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LAS VEGAS — Down, but not out, Volkswagen has officially unveiled at International CES a car that signifies its new way forward.
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This new charge signifies another level of pressure, not only against him, but also against the entire artistic community in Cuba.
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The lowest you can roll is a 1, which signifies total failure; the highest is a 20, which means complete success.
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In the image, the stars are blue, dust is green and red signifies dust that has been heated by the stars.
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But the more interesting (and slightly confusing) part about the product is really its name, or rather what its name signifies.
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"Hipster," whatever that increasingly meaningless term signifies anymore, somehow still manages to capture everyone's attention (please do not google: "Buzzfeed + hipster").
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In a modern context, it signifies escape from the tyranny of the enemies of Islam to the realm of the faithful.
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Obtaining bus tickets may have provided the families with some relief, but advocates say it only signifies the long road ahead.
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It signifies change, both musically and mentally while also revisiting influences that confounded our interest in music in the first place.
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Cats are considered lucky by many Thais and the tradition of giving one as a housewarming gift signifies a stable home.
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It signifies that the designer needs to create a new element, one that Lego doesn't already have a brick shape for.
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"This signifies that Broadcom is moving into the next stage of the U.S. antitrust review process," Broadcom said in a statement.
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This group signifies a high degree of centrality, or the individuals that communicated the most in the network besides Hillary Clinton.
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Her inability to end the violence against the Rohingya signifies her ineptitude as both a leader and a human rights activist.
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Making the leap from renting to buying is thrilling and liberating — for many, it signifies the realization of the American Dream.
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For anyone standing in the way, a crevasse signifies disaster, and for much of New Orleans's history such disasters were commonplace.
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Her steel deck literally signifies the ironclad alliance our country enjoys with Japan and our enduring commitment to the Asia Pacific.
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While the fall equinox signifies the Earth's last days before entering winter's hibernation, the spring equinox heralds the end of winter.
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The launch of a plus-size male modeling division now perhaps signifies a return to more realistic physiques being in fashion.
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Xiomara's past hinders Alba's quest for her green card and Milos marries Petra for spousal privilege, which only signifies imminent doom.
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All of them are blue except for an orange one, from 2005, that signifies their only trip to the World Series.
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The rapid success of Rosalía signifies a booming current of Spanish-language pop taking over the American mainstream, Ms. Weiss said.
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But whether the direction she signifies is up or down — or merely a big sideways hop — is not yet entirely clear.
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Turns out successful adults are as susceptible to the allure of free merchandise and what it signifies as any of us.
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It signifies a shift away from an economy dominated by sustenance farming and smokestacks and toward the comforts of modern life.
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LVMH's takeover of Tiffany signifies the company's increasing interest in areas beyond traditional soft luxury goods like clothing and leather goods.
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But really, the fact that such moral considerations are even in play among the hosts signifies a departure from Season 1.
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So while a European Hyperloop might not be right around the corner, at least this deal signifies it's on the horizon.
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"To get an award like this signifies that the image is a touchstone for many," Shep Doeleman, Harvard astronomer, told Gizmodo.
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In some ways, the acquisition of Tudor Pickering Holt signifies a continued importation of former Goldman Sachs executives into Perella Weinberg.
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The latest incident started Thursday morning, when YouTube explained that it was making some changes to how it signifies verified channels.
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It is hard for a party to win the presidency three times running; achieving this usually signifies a political party's dominance.
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What's hard to tell is whether this change in temperament signifies wisdom or simply a new outlook brought on by time.
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This scarf, given to me by one of the mothers of the village, is called a "khata" and signifies good will.
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If you land a hit, the ball will roll back and forth three times before the word "Gotcha" signifies a successful catch.
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The name of the headset, Quest, signifies a journey, and conjures the danger, glory, and romance of knights, castles and dragon slaying.
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The sea horse signifies the part of the brain, the hippocampus (Greek for sea horse), which is shaped like the marine creature.
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This year, New York City announced the ban of hair discrimination in the workplace, and Contreras feels the timing signifies an issue.
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"The store signifies Kroger's ongoing commitment to the community and the ongoing economic prosperity of Atlanta," Kroger spokeswoman Kristal Howard told CNN.
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But Mr. Ferro's decision to sell his shares — representing more than 25 percent of the company — signifies the further decline of Tronc.
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She delights over her first slider (mini hamburger), noting that nothing signifies wealth and refinement "more than dining on toy-sized food".
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This security translates to an "HTTPS" instead of an "HTTP" in the URL, which signifies a secure-connection protocol over the network.
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The news today signifies the biggest move yet by Comcast in the area of the connected home and the Internet of Things.
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They are left to contend with their own perceptions of Jim White, their own abstract notions on what exactly Jim White signifies.
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His new series of works signifies the artist's attempt to focus more on creating holistic compositions rather than single elements in space.
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But this partnership isn't just meaningful to France because it signifies how far he's come in this journey to loving his hair.
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In Darkest Dungeon, when a character crosses an invisible threshold between healthy and "hopeless," the game signifies it with a pop up.
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Moreover, the new coalition signifies that while America's leadership may have abdicated its responsibility to fight climate change, its people are not.
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A level above 50-point neutral mark signifies an expansion on a monthly basis, while one below that points to a contraction.
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For Aquarius and Aquarius rising, the Cancer-Capricorn axis signifies your mind-body connection—as well as your work and volunteer gigs.
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A widening spread signifies a more attractive premium for buying Treasuries over Japanese bonds, drawing in Japanese investors and lifting dollar/yen.
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Wednesday's new moon in Scorpio signifies a turning point—you're finally getting over something that's been troubling you for a long time.
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On Twitter, the actor has just under 4,000 followers, and is missing the coveted blue check mark that signifies that he's legit.
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"This signifies the split of the country, no doubt about it," said Hans Rauscher, a centrist columnist for the newspaper Der Standard.
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Emergency fund Buying a home typically signifies that you've reached a major savings goal, so it's normal to see your accounts drain.
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The premise is simple: A teal pumpkin signifies you'll have non-food trick-or-treat options available for kids who need them.
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"The ad is part of a bigger movement of "B Corporations" — a private certification that signifies a business "balances purpose and profit.
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The scene, in some ways, signifies what it means to be a 27-year-old black woman artist traversing public space today.
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Imagine search results where texture signifies trustworthiness, or the impact on social media when people could feel the textures in their photos.
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To the elites most intent on ousting Trump, far more important than anything he may say or do is what he signifies.
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While evangelicals on both sides are alarmed at the vitriol and division, not everyone agrees that it signifies a long-term split.
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The gesture signifies that "you know you messed up," said Jessica Tracy, a professor of psychology at the University of British Columbia.
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Each of these projects signifies an alternate reality for the city, a path that could have been but was ultimately never taken.
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"Chang'e" is the name of a mythical lunar goddess, and "4" signifies the mission is one of several over the past decade.
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What that signifies to me — that moment and the Hudson School as a whole — is a collection, a constellation of creative artists.
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It signifies total destruction of whole societies by killing their members, destroying their visible achievements, and therefore reducing the survivors to barbarism.
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Nevertheless, that the insects have learned to seek out bird feeders for a meal signifies "another step in cognition," Dr. Remsen said.
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"This kind of information signifies the rapid commercialization and expansion of the international community into space," LeoLabs CEO Dan Ceperley told CNN.
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A senior White House official told CNBC's Eamon Javers that the letter signifies a "full halt" to cooperation with the impeachment inquiry.
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"Such intense seismic activity probably signifies continuous magmatic intrusion beneath the Taal edifice, which may lead to further eruptive activity," Phivolcs said.
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The "#t=" part signifies a time jump and the "2m10s" shows where to land — two minutes and 10 seconds from the beginning.
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A reduction of that size signifies congestion savings to commuters of $495 million per year and 14 million hours in delay saved.
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But to the commander in chief, it signifies a man who knows how to take the fight to the enemy and win.
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Byng High School is majority white and both Seals and Miller said that forbidding African head wraps signifies a bias among administrators.
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The idea that family — and the security it signifies — can be destroyed at any time is a primal fear for the ages.
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" Read more " _____ Hate to be a downer, but — whether this signifies prosecutions to come rests on what was behind the plea deal.
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The priest says the image signifies "innocence and rebirth in Christ," suggesting that perhaps the perpetrator was readying him for the hereafter.
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But this season has been bent on showing their weaknesses, and I wonder what the wedding signifies in the midst of that.
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It's not only the skin color that visually signifies opposition; it's also the cultural signs stitched into the clothing of the people gathered.
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They call it "demonstrated interest," but what it mainly signifies is a family's ability to pay for a trip and not much more.
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It's not clear how the Amazon probe will pan out but it signifies a stepping up of the Commission's action in this area.
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This discovery signifies the largest number of Earth-sized planets found and largest number of potentially habitable worlds for a single star system.
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At first, it wasn't clear whether it was the real Blankfein tweeting since his account lacked a blue checkmark that signifies verified accounts.
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A doubling of credit default swap spreads for all three countries, since the start of the year, signifies the heightened fear among investors.
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"P100D" signifies a Performance variant of the Model X with a 100-kWh battery pack and a dual-motor all-wheel-drive setup.
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If you love summer, the end of August signifies to you that something bad is coming and there's no way of stopping it.
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I'm sure that restaurant workers will soon figure out which voice signifies a call from the Assistant and have some fun with it.
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Instead, the way the music is used signifies that neither the sport nor the country's identity can be appropriated by just one people.
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It also, in some states, signifies high teacher turnover, with older, higher-paid teachers retiring and being replaced by younger, lower-paid ones.
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Basically the concrete signifies the public areas, so it starts in the entryway and goes into the bathroom, which is shared by everyone.
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A reading above the 50-point neutral level signifies an expansion on a monthly basis, while one below that points to a contraction.
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Or it may be that, whatever voters think of democratic socialism, they understand that it signifies a departure from Democratic politics as usual.
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Already this year China's Arctic White Paper signifies Beijing's desire to be a great polar power as well as a great continental one.
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Scoring a job interview can be both exciting and nerve-wracking because it signifies that an employer is interested in potentially hiring you.
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The opening also signifies the latest step in China's Belt and Road Initiative, Beijing's scheme to redevelop ancient trading routes centered on itself.
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"This ruling signifies that my term as a lawmaker, which has been over a year, is coming to an end," Au said Monday.
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The change in policy, which has not been previously reported, signifies yet another White House effort to stop embarrassing information from leaking out.
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But a loss simply signifies that the other side played better, and provokes the hope that the result can be reversed next time.
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Whether this, along with the constant moves and interest in keys, signifies a personal quest, the answer may be both yes and no.
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No, you're doing this research, again, what you're trying to do is figure out where these people would go, and what that signifies.
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It translates perfectly into a savvy, millennial-friendly political slogan and signifies an issue set that blends perfectly with her past and present lives.
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While that seems like a small difference, it signifies a big drop in consumer spending when spread out over the country's 1.4 billion people.
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But that little blue tick (which, yes, is technically white if you want to get pedantic about it) signifies so much more than that.
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Correa's speeches are peppered with the good living mantra, despite the fact it essentially signifies an open culture war against his own economic doctrine.
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His success in the first round matters because it signifies that his party, which already looked weak, is abandoning the centre of French politics.
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"I think [this tour merch] signifies the very important synergy between fashion and music and how intrinsically interconnected these worlds are now," Quay said.
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Usually when we see the color green as it relates to fruit (because yes, tomatoes are fruits not veggies), it signifies that it's unripe.
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Coffee companies may want you to think this number signifies what it actually costs to make one, but there's a lot more to it.
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However, the release of Rites of Passage isn't just a commentary on life in the abstract; it signifies a transitional moment for the band.
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Their generous gift both signifies and adds to the Whitney's growing stature, especially going forward, as it is integrated into the museum's rich holdings.
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During a meeting with Khannah's team, he latched onto the term "end effector," which signifies the claws at the end of a robotic arm.
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The second feature is a visual emblem — an type of outline or icon that signifies to the viewer that the profile pic is protected.
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If anything, however, it signifies that Trump's quick temper, and inability to let criticism slide, may very likely continue through his time in office.
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" To Perez-Rodriguez, the event name signifies "really questioning the system… slyly and smartly and awesomely and badass-ly sticking it to the man.
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Both Al-Azm and Al-Hassam translate as 'Resolve'; however, Al-Azm conveys the sense of resolve as determination, whereas Al-Hassam signifies achievement.
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Maybe Samuele's lazy eye symbolises the failure of Europe to see the migrants clearly, or maybe the "anxiety" he mentions signifies the continent's concerns.
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What is more, the Times reports, the move signifies that Pruitt will likely face strong pushback from his own employees once he takes office.
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Kneeling during the anthem was brought into the mainstream by former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who said it signifies a protest for racial justice.
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After all, having the courtesy title of "Lady" with her given name signifies that her own father was of an earl's rank or higher.
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But when the term violence is used, it now signifies a moral and political failing by the "people," those not authorized to use force.
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In late March, Ms. Deravian invited me into her home for Nowruz, which signifies the beginning of the 13-day Persian New Year celebration.
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In the Chinese zodiac, the rooster signifies fortune, luck, and protection, something that China's chicken farmers are not getting a lot of these days.
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You can use these to tag up to nine plants in one grow location, which signifies your operation is not one with criminal intentions.
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The news signifies an abuse of data by a government contractor, with Banjo going far beyond what companies which scrape social networks usually do.
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The first signifies its creation as a legal concept, and the latter, while largely overlooked at the time, symbolizes something close to its end.
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Be they green or red, plump, taut rhubarb stalks, with minimal brown spots stippling the skin, are what you're looking for; this signifies freshness.
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Keeping with the spirit of what the word santhe signifies, Chitra Santhe, held this year on January 6, was a very colorful, packed event.
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" Perhaps Fortune put it best, noting that anything with a Kate Spade label "signifies sophistication, freshness, and impeccable good taste, all rolled into one.
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Hands went up, thumbs and pinkies wagged back and forth in the shaka or "hang loose" hand gesture, which signifies full agreement at Sheridan.
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As for the shape, the "5X" signifies Billie's 5 wins at her first-ever Grammys, including Best New Artist and Album of the Year.
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Central bankers believe a certain level of inflation is good for the economy as it signifies growth and usually coincides with rising income levels.
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It also signifies a new potential battleground against its rival Amazon, which has been drawing a lot of attention for its own advertising business.
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Tesla's fourth quarter production number of 104,891 signifies that the production woes of the past have been rectified, Canaccord Genuity analyst Jed Dorsheimer said.
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But it really signifies a progression of rings as they become more faint and thin, representing light circling the black hole before it escapes.
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Blair is doing what John Henry did, but the act's meaning is inverted: It signifies the power of the boss's ideology, not its rejection.
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These minor tasks actually constitute a major developmental marker, because owning them signifies a readiness to begin feeling, thinking and behaving like an adult.
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One element signifies the way in which native Hawaiians navigated, and another is derived from the taro leaf, which has great significance in Hawaiian culture.
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Memorializing Grace Murray Hopper signifies a cultural shift and sheds light on the role technology will play in enhancing women's voices for generations to come.
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Rather, a Baby Phat comeback signifies the reminder that we need POC designers creating for POC consumers and rightfully claiming ownership in traditionally white spaces.
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It is important to note that the word "Hours" in the Book of Hours signifies a strict adherence to the rule of the liturgical hour.
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The deal, and joint entity, signifies a growing trend of SoftBank becoming operationally involved in investments with companies that are looking at overseas growth opportunities.
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Cybersecurity experts have long used the phrase "where bits and bytes meet flesh and blood," which signifies a cyberattack in which someone is physically harmed.
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I hope that this newfound change of heart signifies a shift in the polarizing way the mainstream media has chosen to cover conservatives in general.
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Modi said the test signifies India as a "space power," but critics claim it's a regrettable and reckless step toward the ongoing weaponization of space.
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The new features, particularly the emblem that signifies your profile pic is protected, may strike some as more "security theater" than a truly impactful change.
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Emerging market stocks also typically trade higher as the falling dollar versus the euro signifies the return of a risk-taking atmosphere around the globe.
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The timing of the China trademarks and dinner with the Chinese president signifies that the first daughter can't fully untangle her business and political dealings.
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But what the doll signifies, and what the metaphor is, is something we'd rather leave for people to discuss and draw their own conclusions about.
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The fact that their real marriage is performed by a priest signifies just how much this means to them, how dramatically their loyalties have shifted.
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Usually, it's a weird curve or squiggle in the background that gives it away, while sometimes, a duplicated hand signifies that the photo was edited.
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The laws in both states were written to accommodate Orthodox Jews, some of whom believe, citing the Talmud, that the presence of breath signifies life.
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It also signifies Elliot's return to hacking, complete with split-screen computer readouts and the adrenaline rush of the accompanying theme music's bleeps and bloops.
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Candidates embracing climate change and environmental issues in their platforms is a new development, conservation groups say, and signifies the issue may be going mainstream.
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Tesla has been widely criticized for introducing Autopilot in "beta" mode, which usually signifies a technology that is still under development and not completely tested.
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"While potential investors typically come armed with their own set of questions, it's paying attention to the right line of questioning that signifies a fit."
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When he stroked the red tag on June's ear that signifies she's a fertile Handmaid, I crawled out of my skin right along with her.
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However, Lyft's commitment to provide around 1 billion of its rides using electric vehicles signifies a big step in the industry in the right direction.
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Its placement on an album cover signifies you're going to hear something for adult ears only, and it's an image we often take for granted.
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This was funny enough even before taking into account that it was all written in comic sans, the font that universally signifies Take This Seriously.
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Typically, fat suits are worn by thin actresses as part of a before-and-after scenario in which sudden, dramatic weight loss signifies their success.
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Or, for that matter, what the weary epithet "hipster" even signifies at this point, especially when deployed by Bill Murray, Adam Driver and Chloë Sevigny.
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But by calling myself and my heroes witches, I'm shape-shifting a fearsome word into one that signifies strength, stewardship and a fierce, open heart.
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Boycott, born on this day in 1832, wasn't the first person shunned as a form of protest, but it's his name that signifies the practice.
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Hopefully the white flag still signifies surrender in all fields and I'm not unintentionally unleashing the racing ostriches or whatever we're going to get next.
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In several of his writings, Freud associates neurosis with ambivalence, a word that, to him, signifies the simultaneous presence of two antithetical, equally strong emotions.
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That characterization shines a more focused light on what this "trial" signifies: both parties' complicity in the crisis of legitimacy of our "two-party" system.
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A group of Dutch psychologists concluded that conveying embarrassment signifies an individual's recognition that they have committed a social or moral infraction and regret it.
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But for some, summer signifies a time to return to a family vacation home, a place they went as children and now take their children.
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The buttonhole of his lapel is stitched with a hairline tricolor loop of ribbon that signifies he is a Grand Officer of the Légion d'Honneur.
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For Trump to congratulate Putin on stealing an election that involved suspicions deaths and imprisoning of rivals surely signifies a deep strategic and moral obtuseness.
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The risk is small, but concerning, and it signifies an alarming failure of medical professionals to assess the products they actively encourage women to use.
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A lightbulb that signifies a belief in the opportunity to do or be anything they want to be, if they work hard to achieve that goal.
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While this may not be the most exciting update, it signifies that after 15 years and 13 major updates, the Mac is now a mature platform.
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Jupiter is a planet that favors intuition, faith, and knowledge that comes from within, but in Virgo, the planet signifies trusting in systems and standard procedures.
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"The problem is that we believe visible muscle signifies anything at all," says Kate Browne, a body positive fitness blogger and Body Positive Fitness Alliance affiliate.
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But just look at this image — taken from an enlightening GameXplain video made with Shovel Knight developers Yacht Club Games — and think about what it signifies.
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And though, again, I tried other songs for the credits, I kept coming back to that tension that ultimately signifies the possibility of hope amidst ruin.
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"The launch of the 100th satellite by @isro signifies both its glorious achievements and also the bright future of India's space program," Modi said on Twitter.
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The leadership change also signifies a generational changing-of-the-guard in the public interest community in D.C. as Big Tech battles heat up around town.
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To them a halal certification is a stamp of approval that signifies wholesomeness and high quality due to rigorous controls and checks throughout the supply chain.
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Women and Hollywood was the first to note that the film's $100 million budget, as reported by Deadline, signifies a major milestone for women of color.
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For as cool as the Grand Cherokee Trailhawk is, and it is very cool, it signifies something perhaps more exciting: A new Grand Cherokee is coming.
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The performance combines dance, drumming and chanting poetry, and it signifies the start of notable occasions like religious holidays or weddings, according to the United Nations.
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After all, the backup at the plants signifies that there is demand for more records, not fewer, but the industry needs to expand to accomodate everyone.
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I check my Depop page to see if my Fila skirt has sold, hoping that it signifies the start of my career as a Teen Reseller.
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The fact that these two stars are using their platforms to speak openly and critically about in racism in the entertainment industry signifies a palpable shift.
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Think of the deleted scenes and bloopers as foreplay or crab rangoon or anything that signifies that something bigger and greater and fully baked is coming.
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This time around The OOZ signifies the unconscious growth we all go through when forcing something out, whether that's an art project, music or even emotion.
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"The establishment of an animation company signifies that the company will enter the animated movie industry with world class production skills," Huayi said in the statement.
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A thobe is a hand-embroidered gown that comes in a range of designs and colors, and often signifies the village from where the wearer hails.
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The concept of "moral hazard" signifies a situation in which a government is insulated and immunized from the consequences of its negligent, reckless and incompetent behavior.
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Other academic research hints at a possible reason: When faced with complicated decisions, consumers often choose the most expensive option thinking that high price signifies quality.
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"This project signifies a lot because it means saying no to Ethiopia's characterization as a land of famine, as a land of poor people," he said.
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Is this comparable to the current television-reboot rampage, which signifies what the TV writer Nell Scovell has called "the golden age of no new ideas"?
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Since then, many have understandably been feeling despair about that and what this development signifies in the larger fight for the rights and dignity of women.
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It signifies the simultaneous destruction of tens of millions of people, of whole families, generations, and societies, of all things that they have inherited and created.
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Because while it's exciting to think of seeing the Rose family back in action, it also signifies the beginning of the end for this beloved show.
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The bill comes after a rare show of unity between congressional Republicans and Democrats and signifies another blow to Trump's hopes for a rapprochement with Russia.
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Yeah, fingers crossed that people stop pretending that their shitty crafts project means something, or signifies anything other than "We're assholes who can purchase art supplies."
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Because the marker signifies your own reaction to how you've internalized the politics of the world around you, and how you decided to react to it.
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Choosing the wireless life means you're foregoing sound quality for flexibility while opting for wired signifies you're sacrificing ultimate mobility for exceptional sonics and unlimited power.
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I choose to believe the theory that the fox at the very end of the episode signifies that the priest will eventually choose Fleabag over God.
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The team was an expensive effort for Oculus and its sale signifies a broader rethinking within Facebook about which virtual reality projects they tackle in-house.
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Its placement on an album cover signifies that you're going to hear something for adult ears only, and it's an image we often take for granted.
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So I'm hoping that this signifies a moment when everybody — labels, publishers, artists, managers — are all in the same boat and can really do something about it.
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"Our investment signifies our confidence in the team, growth to date, the company and its market potential," said TDF Ventures Managing Director James Pastoriza in a statement.
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In birds and other species it works the opposite way: there's either ZZ or ZW, where the W signifies that the bird is going to lay eggs.
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That changed in 2007 with a storyline called "Messiah Complex," in which the first baby with an X-gene (the gene that signifies human mutation) is born.
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In that context, owning a BlackBerry in 2018 feels like rolling up to the parking lot in a Delorean—it signifies some sort of intent, however mystifying.
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French car manufacturer has bought India's most iconic car brand from its maker in a deal that signifies the passing of an era in India's motoring history.
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"What President Trump signifies for us is a big change, a big change in politics and we need to make adjustments in this new civilization," he said.
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This internal discussion is necessary for reaching the right decisions in a collaborative way, and in no way signifies a split within our family, the statement said.
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The end of the calendar year always signifies the start of something great (and greatly overwhelming) — the precursor to the madness that is awards season: the nominations.
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To me, this signifies a change, if a temporary one, in America's gun politics: Outrage from gun rights advocates wasn't enough to doom Republicans in major elections.
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What may have signified one thing in the past (like a Donald Duck spoof T-shirt mocking the host of The Apprentice) signifies something else entirely today.
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You could argue that the decline of mom and pop motels signifies something else lost in contemporary American life: the loss of friction, of distance, of idiosyncrasy.
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The pope's name carries a great deal of significance since it signifies the kind of pope he will be, and what kinds of passions, interests, theologies, etc.
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The echo's popularity online signifies both the alarming increase in vocal and visible anti-Semitism associated with the Trump campaign and, in a practical sense, its limits.
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Their images, music, and sculptures give voice to the millions of border-crossers for whom the journey signifies the difference between money and poverty, safety and death.
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Norman takes it upon himself to ensure that Sir takes the stage, until one fateful night when a raid signifies the proximity of the Second World War.
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And if we want to get more technical about it, "steel" here is an objective correlative, T.S. Eliot's fancy term for an object that signifies an emotion.
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The bird on the left side of her face is to remember to let herself be free, while the anchor on the right side signifies the opposite.
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When Victoria's eldest daughter, Princess Victoria, got married in 1858, she became the first royal bride to carry myrtle, which signifies a bride's innocence, in her bouquet.
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"This multi-year project signifies Clough USA's first major contract award and underlines the successful establishment of Clough in North America," Murray & Roberts said in a statement.
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"The question is not how old is too old to stay at the parental home, but what that signifies for the young person's functioning," he told me.
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Trump's attendance also signifies that Republicans are shrugging off a big GOP loss in McConnell's home state of Kentucky, where the president recently campaigned for Republican Gov.
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It's hard to know exactly what change of strategy the LG G7 signifies: is LG making its V-series phones the new top tier of its range?
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This change of status is limited to the purchase of "goods that can be diverted for military use" but it signifies ratcheting tensions between the two countries.
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But even if Overwatch does eventually slip into that respectable second place, its rise arguably signifies a shift in the multiplayer gaming mindset that's existed until now.
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While Americans' growing aversion to spending time in the kitchen signifies a host of challenges for the grocery industry, it's likely to impact individual customers as well.
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They come resplendent with inlaid armor and golden arm rings (each ring signifies a year of service), wielding jeweled swords and decorating their tents with golden cloth.
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Maybe what the photograph signifies instead is that the internet has its own, special way of processing history through a kaleidoscope of selective forgetting, memes, and exaggeration.
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The central dynamic of this multilayered story is provided by the book's title, which signifies the multiple ways in which Europeans strove to acquire and wield power.
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The fact that you sent me a question signifies that you are the kind of parent who cares enough to seek out advice about a potential problem.
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According to Longo, the presence of ketones in the blood signifies that on the cellular level, the body is "regenerating" itself, which protects against aging and disease.
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We might be privy to more information, but what we utilize about people is restricted to information that signifies groups of people: say age, income, interests, gender.
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Historic in itself, the coming Carnegie series also signifies the 73th anniversary of Mr. Barenboim's debut at the hall in 27, as a 28-year-old pianist.
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" Spencer is credited with coining the term "alternative right" in 2008, and says that the "alt" part signifies a "break away from the constraints of mainstream conservatism.
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Taking a more theoretical tack on the analysis of Van Eyck's influence is Alison Smith's idea that the mirror signifies Victorian notions of order and sexual morality.
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"This internal discussion is necessary for reaching the right decisions in a collaborative way, and in no way signifies a split within our family," the statement said.
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Many people are still stuck on the fundamental importance of work compared to free time: the structure it gives, the purpose it affords, the morality it signifies.
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Knight combines a Minimalist tendency, using materials in a way that signifies nothing more or less than what they are, with references to the provenance of objects.
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While New Horizons isn't a stranger to hibernation mode, this time is particularly noteworthy for the mission team, since it somewhat signifies that the primary mission is complete.
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One Kylo Ren: Of course, we really don't know what that map signifies or who's reading it, or if it's part of a major plot in the film.
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The pumpkin trophy still sits near the firing line, a lonely totem that signifies all the promise of the weekend and all the chaos that followed the accident.
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For many, New York signifies opportunity and is a manifestation of the American dream, but is living and working in NYC all that it's cracked up to be?
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That statement in and of itself signifies a particular aspect about Pakistani culture: we are horny and desperate for sex, but God forbid we actually engage in it.
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I noticed the yellow bar in the video progress bar, which signifies that there is an ad, was present when the page was loading, but it disappeared immediately.
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In general, companies' growing acceptance of remote work signifies wider acknowledgment that it's important to offer employees flexibility and more options for balancing work and their personal lives.
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"Jennifer what's the sign?" he asked in the video, prompting Lopez to show off her ring while performing the elaborate hand signal that signifies a hit and run.
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Even if he receives his visa, the snap against him serves a political purpose for Mrs May, and signifies a shift in her government's attitude to Russian money.
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At the 14-day mark, the embryo forms a structure called the "primitive streak" that signifies the time when it has developed a discernable head and tail end.
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"The nice thing is that, after a year, several folks who were afraid to support me are (doing so) now, and that obviously signifies a real sea change."
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"The round is notable because it signifies the buy-in we're seeing from the largest institutions in the country," Even co-founder and CEO Phillip Rosen told TechCrunch.
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Put another way, "Islamic" is a bigger umbrella that signifies anything tied to the religion, while "Islamist" is a smaller umbrella that covers issues tied to political Islam.
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When the host asked just how much Perry would be taking home, the singer said that she was proud of her paycheck and what the huge number signifies.
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The news also appeared as a banner headline on The Drudge Report in bold block letters under an image of a siren that typically signifies big, breaking news.
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He will be under enormous pressure to unify the party (and the Democratic convention) by naming someone who signifies diversity and inclusion — a woman or a racial minority.
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In interviews with residents, this seemed the prevailing view of what Soloneshnoye's rich scientific yield signifies — though in fact, the nature of the encounters is almost wholly unknown.
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The decision, which is already a 2202 midterm topic, signifies that the fight over the direction of the health system will undoubtedly continue into the 2628 presidential election.
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It signifies 100 years since the 1918 flu outbreak that affected about a third of the world's population and killed tens of millions of people across the globe.
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The decline has left stocks in the United States firmly in a bear market — a term that signifies a decline of 20 percent from the most recent highs.
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The enterprise covers both commercial and noncommercial projects: The "See" is for "special events and exhibitions," and the "ds" signifies "design selection" — the selling arm of the business.
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However, researchers believe focusing on "success materialism" — the idea that wealth signifies success — enhances people's "economic motivation," or their drive to work and improve their standard of living.
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That's because the term culture war signifies the politicization of competing belief systems — over abortion, for example, or religion or the appropriate social roles for men and women.
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The planned visit also signifies Mr. Bashir's defiance of longstanding International Criminal Court warrants for his arrest on charges of war crimes and genocide in Sudan's Darfur region.
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For the most part, this line signifies the barrier between glumly accepting America's vision of emasculated, toadying Asian men and the great promise of success and masculine fulfillment.
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Experts said that Trump's first state visit to India signifies the growing strength of the relations between Washington and New Delhi, amid China's rising clout in South Asia.
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"This is a year in which they demonstrated a capacity to attack in the capital at a rate that signifies they remain a very potent player," he said.
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That shirt and what it signifies was all the conversation Lawrence had in mind, suggesting that he's leaving both Issa and the man he used to be behind.
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Progressivism in the broader political debate typically signifies increasing the size and scope of government relative to the individual, whereas as conservatives we seek to limit government power.
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It also signifies the exact kind of action that voters will have to take in the next few years and decades if they want to unravel mass incarceration.
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Nari Ward's exhibition TILL, LIT at Lehmann Maupin gallery alludes to and signifies those key systems of social organization that we can't seem to escape: race and class.
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Nowadays the bow tie often signifies an elevated style, is usually associated with a black tie dress code, and worn to formal events like weddings or awards ceremonies.
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Much like the holiday, lingerie could be reclaimed as a way to treat yourself to something nice, without the pressure or expectation of what it signifies to someone else.
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What it signifies, though, is that phones with chunky bezels are going to look increasingly dated very soon if it's possible to produce a device like this so inexpensively.
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While using a phone with an outdated operating system is occasionally annoying, the thing that signifies the true death of a smartphone is when it stops getting security patches.
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It signifies the moment when the news of an impending birth becomes real to the rest of the world -- the world beyond the sacred fusion of mother and child.
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Many people just entering YouTube's Partner Program, a threshold that signifies a creator can start earning ad revenue, may rely on that advertising money as they start their career.
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On his tumblr, Häxan explained that "clerk" on a coroner's roll basically signifies anybody whose job involved reading and writing, but the term could also refer to a scholar.
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Although this helps in feeding as a kitten, kneading in adult cats typically signifies that the animal is content, or if they're kneading on you, they're just showing affection.
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This is generally a good sign for the economy, as it signifies that "consumers are spending more on big-ticket items, such as cars," The Wall Street Journal reports.
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"Symbolically what they represent, I've always loved," Jones tells PeopleStyle over the phone, nothing that the ankh signifies energy, life and balance, while the hamsa represents power and luck.
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There was an earlier time some weeks ago when he said that he wanted an immunity deal with the Senate committee, and that often signifies fear of self-incrimination.
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In that ancient language the word signifies folks who are always showing up at your table for a meal, hands empty, mouths full of gimme and much obliged . Parasites.
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An exception is if the plastics are labeled as "biobased" or "greenware," which signifies that they are corn-based and are not made with bisphenols, according to the report.
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"Issuance of an official passport to such individuals signifies to foreign governments that they are carrying out official duties in support of the U.S. government," the State Department wrote.
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"The inclusion of the concept of 'development promoting human rights' into the international human rights system signifies a major shift in the global human rights conversation," the paper said.
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Whereas most of Marvel's shirtless scenes are about power and beauty, this one signifies vulnerability: he's unguarded with Pepper in a way that he is with no one else.
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Such a distortion signifies a huge limitation of data-driven systems, and on a very basic level, the distortion challenges the reliability of the results from data-driven strategies.
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The decision to hold Barr in contempt signifies the anger simmering from Democrats over what they see as across-the-board stonewalling of their oversight of the Trump administration.
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This was by no means a matter of course, but signifies that the protagonists of national wars had begun to act as though they were involved in civil wars.
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The move signifies how Palantir, which provides technology to ICE that's used in immigrant deportations, has increasingly become a toxic association for advocacy nonprofits and academic institutions in tech.
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On her first day in Congress last month, Michigan Democrat Rashida Tlaib wore a Palestinian thobe, an embroidered hand-stitched dress that often signifies a person's native Palestinian village.
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" Not only is Mr. Arpaio's pardon a "gift to the white nationalists," writes Ms. Talbot, but it also signifies "a broad-brush contempt for fundamental rights in this country.
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Robbie grew up on the Gold Coast of Australia, on the eastern edge of the country — a tidbit that, depending on your nationality, signifies very little or very much.
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"Issuance of an official passport to such individuals signifies to foreign governments that they are carrying out official duties in support of the U.S. government," the State Department writes.
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Represented as a number between 300 and 850, it signifies your trustworthiness to financial institutions and helps determine the interest rates you receive on loans, such as a mortgage.
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On the most basic level, it signifies that your side is having a good time, your side is winning, your side is more fun to be on right now.
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" And according to Lomas, "The term derives from a magical elf-like creature in Spanish mythology, which suggests the nonrational and otherworldly nature of the mental state duende signifies.
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The point of stringent social distancing, Tam said, is to "flatten the already narrow curve" of disease spread—a shorthand that signifies a dramatically slowed pace of germ-sharing.
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In the pit for "Pelléas" is Yannick Nézet-Séguin, the Met's new music director — and an openly gay maestro whose appointment signifies a turning point in New York culture.
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Similarly, a hardback signifies to authors and agents that this is a book their publisher cares about, so much so that some agents (and authors) will insist upon it.
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The owl, a symbol of Athena, the goddess of wisdom and learning, and the mythological patron of the Greek capital, signifies Documenta's new location and theme, Learning from Athens.
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Trump's apparent reassessment of his stance on waterboarding signifies the effectiveness of a harmless technique even on the man who would have us believe he's the toughest of them all.
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The sash signifies her position as a Dame Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order, the highest ranking of chivalry personally awarded by Queen Elizabeth for being in her service.
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The sharing economy, which is sometimes referred to as collaborative consumption, has become a household term — at least in the tech industry — that signifies peer-to-peer exchanges through technology.
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That's because it signifies a CEO's trust in the business they run — their compensation comes from a large stake in their company and therefore is dependent on the stock's performance.
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Now, after a succession of seasons of Helmut Newton redux, this change in silhouette signifies a timely shift to a feminine softness and puts a refresh on ideas of conservatism.
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The arrival of warmer days signifies that TJ's aisles are stocked with seasonal product classics and fresh finds that we'll want to try during the upcoming open-toed shoe months.
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Imagine swiping to the right to skip to the next track of music, for example, and feeling a little ridge in thin air that signifies that you've skipped a track.
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Its expansion to other German metropolitan areas in effect signifies its graduation to a proper company, which should mean it'll its budget and product develop efforts grow considerably as well.
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This doesn't have to be the complex data sets using inordinate amounts of computing power that signifies "big data," but approaches and techniques to data sets that previously weren't utilized.
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"M" signifies individuals with the mutation; black circles represent individuals with MS and age of disease onset; gray circles or squares denote individuals with the mutation whose health is unknown.
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This preservation—the first of its kind—signifies an important milestone for cryonics advocates, who argue that the right to death, paradoxically, is a potential pathway to an eternal life.
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"It signifies that the U.S. will no longer be in a position to co-organize globalization and be the world's policeman with the European Union," the former economy minister said.
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"Every product we make and sell has a number on it, and that signifies the number of meals we're able to donate with the sale of each product," she says.
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Last offseason, the Titans Board of Directors fired head coach Ken Whisenhunt and general manager Ruston Webster—a 'house cleaning' that usually signifies a massive re-shaping of the franchise.
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The opening of a new U.S. Embassy in London next month "signifies a new era of friendship" between the United States and Great Britain, a State Department official said Wednesday.
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Donald Trump's election, and all that it signifies for people of color in this country, along with the sight of Baltimore burning during the 2015 police brutality protests, drive him.
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She's not in great health — she has swollen joints and is covered by the thin layer of down that we now know signifies anorexia — but she's a vibrant, active child.
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The three subjects carry a single object that signifies South African history and perform a series of gestures as the boats they are traveling in begin to fill with water.
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In Chinese communities, the festival of Qingming signifies a time for seasonal clearings, including flying kites, outdoor outings and visit to tombs to clean them and leave offerings for ancestors.
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One question is whether the money that banks are providing — a combination of grants and loans — signifies a long-term commitment or an effort to score points with federal regulators.
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That status is better than the purple dot in Lumberton, a hundred miles southwest, which signifies that the flooding will be major, and, according to Ms. Cognitore, possibly record-breaking.
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The power blend of lavender, vetivert, and chamomile is unbelievably soothing, and it helps set up a sleep routine for me that signifies to my body it's time to relax.
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It is a transfer of genuine significance: partly, as previously discussed, because it signifies a power shift away from the United States and toward the grand old clubs of Europe.
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It signifies the percentage of first-year students who were both Pell recipients and likely to graduate (not the percent of first-year Pell recipients who were likely to graduate).
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The sash signifies her position as a Dame Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order, the highest ranking of chivalry personally awarded by the Queen for being in her service.
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" And the core complaint that the term "Bernie Bro" signifies is that progressives are all too good at dismissing sexism and racism by their fellow progressives as "not my problem.
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Al-Waer was the last opposition pocket in the city of Homs, and this signifies the end of another rebel enclave that has endured some of the worst bombardment and attacks.
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" A unnamed senior U.S. immigration official told the Intercept the new wording signifies a bigger change, saying, "While it doesn't expressly say it, it means that they aren't customers, but aliens.
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In climbing jargon, "free" means using only rock formations for support, not rope-ladders or other paraphernalia clipped to pre-drilled bolts or wedged in cracks; "solo" signifies dispensing with protection.
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The move signifies that Google is rethinking how it competes in the world of streamed video as the landscape gets increasingly crowded with a selection of options from which to choose.
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The decision to stand down from the CDU chairmanship signifies Merkel—who has been chancellor since 2005—is aware her time at the top of German politics is nearing its end.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — Graduation is typically regarded as a rite of passage that signifies a separation from the structured guidance of role models, especially parents and teachers.
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So it signifies, in a weird but real way, a certain notion of American militarism, American patriotism, American strength and violence, in a way that a skill game like basketball doesn't.
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Talking about money helps others become more financially literateThat younger generations are more open to talking about money signifies a shift in what has historically been seen as a taboo topic.
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The news signifies a new phase in the life of an epidemic that has already spread through dozens of countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, causing hundreds of birth defects.
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And American embassies in several countries, including India, which still has an anti-sodomy law on the books, draped themselves in the colors of the rainbow flag that signifies gay pride.
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These tools I have here are the same that we would use a long time ago, that signifies the spiritual practice, the agreement between the person who's getting tattooed and me.
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As Mr. Simmons explained, wearing Worldnet gear is a style choice that simultaneously pays tribute to the shipping firm and signifies tribal status — unless you're in fashion, you can't get one.
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He's so naturally talented at it that even "God's Plan," a video meant to be a genuine display of generosity, ended up as a meme that signifies over-the-top kindness.
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It signifies a shift toward genuine intersectionality, and in that turn, we'll find an essential lesson: If we don't lift one another up, we won't have a leg to stand on.
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"That week, 99 was a really popular number because Ricardo Martinelli, the ex-president of Panama, had been arrested in Miami," said Ms. Cromwell, noting that the number 99 signifies president.
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His visit "signifies growing importance of India, number one, but also growing strength of the bilateral relationship," Ram Madhav, national general secretary of the BJP, told CNBC's Tanvir Gill on Saturday.
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The Instagram representatives suggested to some influencers that they could potentially void the users' "verified" status, which signifies that an account is legitimate and popular, according to one of those people.
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It signifies LVMH's increasing interest beyond traditional luxury softgoods like clothing and leather products, Vanessa Friedman, Elizabeth Paton and Andrew write in the NYT, following its purchase of Bulgari in 0003.
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The executive order signifies a rejection of the status quo under which hundreds of thousands of our most vulnerable Americans are shuttled back and forth to dialysis centers to receive treatment.
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The removal of Jones' videos by Facebook and YouTube signifies yet another example of how social media firms and other content platforms are continually grappling with the phenomenon of fake news.
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There's one movement in beauty that's blowing up like crazy right now, and it signifies a positive social shift that's been a long time coming: Men wearing — and owning — the makeup space.
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How they decide to draw consumers further in is important, because it signifies where they're choosing to focus those resources, and what they consider the viable social media strategies of the moment.
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Pompeo "signifies a step backward, yet another hurdle in the work that LGBT organizations have been trying to build up on," Enrique Torre Molina, a Mexico-based LGBT activist, told BuzzFeed News.
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The near-22018-year low in the unemployment rate signifies that a lot of good things have happened for the economy, but also could point to some bad things that could happen.
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The creation of this position and our hiring of Dr. Verhoeven - a well respected and nationally recognized talent in this field – signifies our commitment to pushing forward and pursuing world-changing research.
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Christmas heads bask in the glow of the first day of November as it signifies the start of the holiday season, with the Queen of Christmas Mariah Carey herself leading the charge.
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It's called K443-138, where "K2" signifies that it was discovered by the Kepler Space Telescope during its K2 mission—an exoplanet-hunting mission that's been ongoing for the past three years.
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The Tennessee National Guard holds the Oath of Enlistment in the highest esteem because that oath signifies every service member's commitment to defend our state, nation and the freedoms we all enjoy.
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The move signifies a recognition of the importance of cyber warfare in the years to come According to Reuters, the split is partially due to the evolving nature of each respective group.
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Still, it certainly signifies a changing trend in listening habits, since reports circulated last year claiming one in three people were buying vinyl records despite not owning the means to play them.
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Garner found the implied volatility for the technology-heavy Nasdaq 2800 approaching the low level of 2743 percent for only the fourth time this decade, which signifies a huge lack of fear.
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"This signifies perfect synergy between the world's largest oil producer and the world's largest integrated refinery and petrochemicals complex," said Reliance Chairman Mukesh Ambani, while announcing the deal in Mumbai on Monday.
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Informed quarters here say they expect no important developments in Franco-German relations soon, but it is cautiously admitted that Benoist-Mechin's visit here signifies a ''resumption of contacts'' with the Nazis.
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As the argument progressed, though, it became increasingly clear that the case raised broader issues, with vast financial consequences for the fashion industry and deep philosophical implications for how clothing signifies meaning.
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Perry's appearance signifies a detente in her long-running feud with Swift, which was sparked in 2014 when Swift implied to a journalist that her revenge anthem "Bad Blood" was about Perry.
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For most, it signifies a day where you'll be extra careful around mirrors, watch out for black cats crossing your path, and avoid walking under any ladders that might be lying around.
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The head of Amazon's advertising unit, Paul Kotas, is now one of the 12 direct reports under CEO Jeff Bezos, which signifies the growing importance of the ad business within the company.
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It signifies your trustworthiness to financial institutions and can help determine how easy, or how expensive, it is for you to buy a home or a car, or to rent an apartment.
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Why it matters: The series of back and forths this week signifies a shift in the campaigns, Politico writes, in which Buttigieg has gained ground in Iowa over top candidates including Warren.
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The answer is actually pretty simple: "A September launch seemed like the best time because it signifies a new season, consumers are likely amending their skincare routine to the weather," Shigemasa explains.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's first state visit to India signifies the growing strength of the bilateral relationship between Washington and New Delhi, a top member of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party said.
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The Royal Standard flag, which signifies the presence of a monarch at a royal residence, was "cracked" on Wednesday, as seen in a video shared by The Royal Family on social media.
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For a division that has been talking only about the distant future for years, it's a pragmatic strategy that probably signifies broader contentment with how things are looking on the hardware front.
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Although it being a somewhat frightening word, marriage signifies a pledge between two people, that they will stick by one another's side through sickness and in health, for better or for worse.
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So if you don't understand what the rose emoji signifies or why people with those things hate people with donut emojis—which is a real thing—don't worry, I got your back.
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"The spoon sculpture — engraved with the FDA's logo — signifies the responsibility the FDA bears in first causing and now fixing this urgent national health crisis," Esposito said in a statement regarding Friday's protest.
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Sunday: Amid West's strong interest in his continuation of Sunday Service, this day of the week not only holds a religious connotation, but it also signifies the 218-year-old Grammy winner's legacy.
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The new moniker signifies her rebirth in the modeling scene after exiting in 2005 and "X-ing out cookie-cutter beauty," the star told SI. "Mononyms are exciting in the industry," she explained.
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Well, the perfect vehicle for that is the funicular, a kind of diagonal elevator that usually signifies you're either entering a secret lair or about to get jumped by a horde of enemies.
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The patch signifies that those young men and women, boys and girls, are part of the Wear Orange campaign to end the showers of bullets that maim and kill young people like themselves.
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As the Night's Watch blew three horns, which, in the books, was last heard a thousand years ago because it signifies the sighting of the White Walkers, a chill went up my spine.
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The starting point is to acknowledge that deficit spending signifies spending beyond one's means, for which one must take on more debt, which becomes an added cost to be repaid from future revenues.
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And then, too, there is the issue of not assuming that the presence of a particular community signifies that they would want to engage with an institution in a language other than English.
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That's unfortunate, as it signifies that a majority of House Republicans favor a Robin Hood-in-reverse budget that cuts programs for the poor and elderly to give tax cuts to the rich.
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But if, after that, you're still feeling deep sadness or as if "the end of this relationship signifies the end of your dating life in general, that means you're probably catastrophizing," she says.
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That's what prompts Serena to release baby Holly/Nicole to June at the end of the episode — but do you think it also signifies an irreparable rupture in her marriage with Fred, Todd?
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At the same time, "blur" also signifies various Surrealist and Dadaist linguistic practices, such as aphorisms, wordplay, and poems, which mined Freudian, often erotic, connotations, thus evoking the secret workings of the unconscious.
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" And so "Chotto Desh," the title of the Akram Khan work at the New Victory Theater, means "small homeland" but also signifies a smaller version of this celebrated British choreographer's 2011 solo "Desh.
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"This waiver signifies a critical step forward not only for CNN's UAS operations, but also the commercial UAS industry at large," CNN senior vice president of legal David Vigilante said in the announcement.
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Nielsen measures the per-minute average audience for shows, while live-stream starts signifies how many times a video begins playing, even if the user only watches for a few seconds or minutes.
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Iceland, a Nordic island nation of 330,20083, has gradually been easing the controls for more than a year now, and their full removal on Tuesday signifies the country's return to international financial markets.
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Looking inside the brain Previous studies have used other tracers to attempt to image tau, but those agents weren't as specific in distinguishing tau from beta amyloid, the protein that signifies Alzheimer's disease.
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Such a decline would be the first significant sell-off of the year, he said, but would not likely be near the 222.6 percent decline that signifies the start of a bear market.
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That's precisely why Trump rushed to use the phrase, and it's why others reach for the term too: It signifies that the behavior in question is normal, harmless and nothing to fret over.
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Anyone who has lived in the aftermath of something like this knows that it signifies the arrival of three questions so simple that they seem, in turn, too shallow and too deep. Why?
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Cyc recently cut its individual class cost from $28 to $22, a move that signifies a "burgeoning supply of spin concepts in major metropolitan markets," Jefferies LLC consumer analyst Randal Konik told Bloomberg.
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That, in turn, signifies something about the broader significance Apple expects the AirPods to take on over time, something others have written about here and elsewhere, and which I'll likely tackle separately soon.
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" Warriors President of Basketball Operations/General Manager Bob Myers also told the Associated Press, "This is an incredible honor and one that certainly signifies our Strength in Numbers philosophy as a team and organization.
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Simply captioned with the hashtag "#GirlBoss," and a link out to the Paris Hilton Cosmetics Instagram, we couldn't help but wonder if this Instagram picture signifies something new and exciting coming down the line.
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I do believe a writer's task is to think for herself, although this task, to me, signifies not a fixed state but a continual process: thinking things afresh, each time, in each new situation.
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"The lower yuan fixing probably signifies greater risks to the Chinese economy than we know of, leading to risk-off trades," said Jeremy Stretch, head of currency strategy at CIBC World Markets in London.
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Apple also describes hovering over positions of the surface could highlight a button on the screen, which signifies that the button will be pushed if the user presses down, similar to a cursor hover.
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The miner has also taken steps to have its Amrun bauxite mine certified by a scheme that signifies it is ethically sourced, given its land use, heritage and working agreements with local indigenous groups.
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A chair signifies repose within a particular, historicized epoch and notion of civilization, and the broken version of this object should not be limited to reading it through the valences of race and class.
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By aiming your reticule over enemies, you're also able to mark them to keep tracks on their movement, and a behavior icon signifies when each adversary is suspicious, alerted, or aware of your whereabouts.
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The document we signed on this most recent trip signifies a ceremonial partnership to expand trade and commerce and codifies ongoing efforts between the political, business and civilian leadership of both Cuba and Louisiana.
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Canadian vlogger Jessii Vee, who has 1.4 million subscribers, said that while the checkmark may seem "insignificant" to some, it signifies "hard work and dedication" to many who have been on YouTube for years.
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This sixth ring signifies "peace, light, and purity" and is meant as "a unifying symbol of humanity and nature," according to the artist, a crucial message of harmony in times of creeping global turmoil.
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Dutch paper De Telegraaf reported that the pilot was showing a trainee in the cockpit "how everything works" when they set the transponder code to 7500 — which signifies a hijacking in progress — by mistake.
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Although the umpires signaled for him to circle the bases, Bradley was sent back to second base when replays showed that the ball did not clear the red line that signifies a home run.
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Contrary to the controlled and passive domestic environment, wilderness signifies disorderly, unruly, and unexpected ways of being — wild ways, as Jack Halberstam has described the experience of being queer or "other" in this world.
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For others it signifies that Surf Lodge is no longer a place where strangers make out on the dance floor, and celebrities throw caution to the wind, chugging as much rosé as they like.
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Nearly 800 volcanic earthquakes were recorded overnight within the danger zone, indicating "intense seismic activity (that) likely signifies continuous magmatic intrusion beneath", the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) said in an advisory.
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Each line also signifies a specific energy: The intersections of various curves on a standard world map indicate which locations might be best energetically for the client, both for vacations and a permanent dwelling.
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How actors walk, strut, slink and just stand signifies, though perhaps not as much as it once did, before filmmakers started focusing more on talking heads, which scale down better on the small screen.
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On its latest laptop, literally nothing on the outside signifies that Pine286 was responsible for building this machine, minus a small pinecone logo on the key where most manufacturers might put a Windows logo.
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In Ohio, Andrew Yang missed the ballot due to a technicality: His campaign failed to include a form "that signifies which candidate voters are providing their signatures for," according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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"It also signifies that there is renewed confidence over international investors, particularly our partners which we have known for a long time, to still agree to put money back into this country," Kyari said.
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If it is true that the cycling parent's behavior signifies at least the willingness to make greater efforts on behalf of his or her child, from the outside it can look like the reverse.
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While it's a pity that 143 can still deliver that kind of first, it's nonetheless important because of what it signifies: that the tight-knit circle of Hollywood insiders might be starting to fracture.
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While it's a pity that 2017 can still deliver that kind of first, it's nonetheless important because of what it signifies: that the tight-knit circle of Hollywood insiders might be starting to fracture.
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In my photography, I try to always convey the beauty and feeling that I experience myself in a place, so I meant in no way to disrespect the cultural and historical heritage this place signifies.
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As shown in the chart below, Paulsen says a rise in the ratio (dotted line) signifies periods of improving economic and earnings growth, and has closely correlated with the market's trajectory since the year 2000.
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You can Google what the numbers (4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42) motif signifies, and read think pieces about whether or not the show was, all in all, an epic waste of almost seven years.
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CrowdRise by GoFundMe is a new version of the site that signifies the next step of development for GoFundMe, as it starts to work with larger organizations (and by association, larger campaigns and funding totals).
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"The object in and of itself possesses a force, a life, that signifies, and does so independently of our volition, of our needs, of our wishes and our aesthetic concerns," Samb says in the video.
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Brooklyn 99's Jake Peralta (Andy Samberg) teases, then reveres, and ultimately loves, his romantic interest Amy Santiago (Melissa Fumero) for her detail-oriented intelligence — which the show frequently signifies through her love of crosswords.
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This burlesque-inspired number, on the other hand, would look more at home at a Britney Spears performance in Las Vegas than as an ensemble that signifies this person is now eligible for jury duty.
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Because blue signifies the addition of one element, the bee needs to choose the path corresponding to three blue squares, because 2 (from the entrance) plus 1 equals 3 (as shown in the decision chamber).
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That might sound fine, but it signifies that some doctors are choosing to abstain from opioids completely, even in cases where they might be the best option, rather than prescribe them responsibly, the authors said.
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The little triangle of orange and a quick squiggle of green at the top is easily recognizable as a carrot, and quickly, graphically signifies to anyone eating it exactly what type of cake it is.
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Exposed widely in pop culture in the book Moneyball when it was relayed that Billy Beane had "The Good Face," the term signifies a vague discernment of maturity, confidence, and future aptitude in the sport.
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She emphasized that there's an exception to this rule if the professor is placed on leave, because that signifies the accusation is more serious or that professor's presence in the lab was causing a problem.
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"This signifies perfect synergy between the world's largest oil producer and the world's largest integrated refinery and petrochemicals complex," said Reliance Chairman Mukesh Ambani, while announcing the deal at the AGM in Mumbai on Monday.
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It signifies whatever you want it to, and in most cases it must be interpreted in context of a complete message which hopefully includes some written language as clues to the intent of the transmitter.
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That an ancient myth can be used to root both a family drama and an explosive exposition of body horror in the modern American experience signifies a director entering the master-stage of his craft.
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Scientists can't agree on the answer to a foundational question in physics — how fast the universe is expanding — and to some, the debate signifies that their understanding of the universe may be about to shift.
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"The dark signifies that you are doing something special," said Ms. Ramcharan, 43, a lawyer from Manhattan, who added that the studio's dim and red-colored lighting flatters how her body looks in the mirrors.
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The five-year deal opens professional women's hockey to an untapped market in Asia full of sponsorship opportunities, but it also signifies China's push to establish a competitive team for the 20183 Olympics in Beijing.
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Amazon Game Tech is a "diamond partner" at the Game Developers Conference this year, a designation that signifies sponsors "who play an integral role in the success of GDC," the conference says on its website.
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The Royal Standard flag, which signifies the presence of a monarch at a royal residence, was "cracked" at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday, as seen in a video shared by The Royal Family on social media.
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In one creation, for example, he added pearls to jade butterflies (symbolizing a happy married life) and paired a branch of deep red Japanese coral (the shape signifies offspring) with a fire opal from Mexico.
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"Bombing is simply the rapid decrease or drop in surface barometric pressure of at least 24 millibars in 24 hours and [signifies] intensification or strengthening of the storm system," said meteorologist Ryan Maue of Weather.
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France's styles are no longer as distinct from England's as they were in the 18th century; clothing no longer signifies social status as obviously as it did in ages of bejeweled royalty lording over peasantry.
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These in-ears are branded as "Reference" products—a term that, to audio nerds, signifies a flat frequency response and an un-messed-with sound free of the bass-boosting and audio-sweetening so prevalent today.
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House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff's decision to subpoena the Mueller witnesses signifies a new facet in the House Democrats' investigations into President Donald Trump, as it's the first subpoenas issued to targets of the Mueller probe.
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But engaging with Thomas did clarify for me how strong this ambient mood of racial despair is right now, and I think many people on the left think that that signifies the mark of progressive values.
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As part of the artist's Theory of Se series, "Affirmation" touches on numerous references pertaining to Anatsui's cultural background, namely delving into the notion of "Se", which signifies fate, fortune, or destiny in the Ewe language.
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Sure, it feels great to watch DiCaprio win an Oscar he well deserves, but seeing the same people over and over and over again every year signifies that other creative independent voices are not being heard.
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Please God remand them to the suburbs where they and their parents can colonise every restaurant, all the while pretending that the idiotic indulgence of their privilege signifies cosmopolitan—you know, as in sophisticated 'European'—commitments.
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In this way, Banerjee's work signifies, for me, what it means to be contemporary: a melange upon a melange of images, ideas, and information existing in contrast to the fact that we can never know everything.
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This debt mountain, as of 2015, represents 225 percent of gross domestic product (GDP), up from 200 percent in 2002 and signifies the extent to which increases in borrowing have outpaced economic growth during the period.
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"A strengthening yen signifies risk aversion ... generally when you see the yen strengthen that indicates that global equities are rolling over or about to roll over," Todd Gordon said in a recent CNBC "Trading Nation " interview.
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Crossing the burning sands, or successfully completing a pledging "process" — the duration of which is also called being "on line" — is a badge of honor and signifies that members have earned their place in the organization.
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May's letter on behalf of the U.K. government signifies a two-year withdrawal process in which midnight March 29, 2019 has officially become the deadline for Britain and the EU to agree on a divorce deal.
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And yet obscured by the flurry of recriminations, resignations, calls to impeach, to protest and counterprotest—all the blithering turmoil that signifies American political life in 2017—are the deeper ramifications of what Russia has done.
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Notably, Apple started the keynote with Apple Watch, which signifies the increasing importance of the gadget, the first brand-new piece of hardware introduced by Apple under the leadership of its chief executive, Timothy D. Cook.
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N). "This (deal) signifies a retreat from Wanda's previous strategy in cultural tourism, and marks a pivot to an asset-light strategy," said Qin Gang, senior researcher at State Information Center, a government-linked think tank.
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"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed," Sanders said.
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The Pulitzer honor goes to Lamar, who is 29, but it signifies so much more: blackness and the revolutionary spirit, not respectability politics, and you would have to be soulless to not feel and hear him.
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Full moons are a symbol of climax and conclusion, and with the moon lighting up a sector of your chart that also signifies endings, there is a powerful, transformative energy that comes with this harvest moon.
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"It signifies in the most visible way the connection between Crimea and Russia, that Crimea is part of Russia, connected to it by a solid bridge — that is as symbolic as it gets," Ms. Schulmann said.
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But we can see that this disaster signifies the extreme and dire conditions confronting marginalized populations, including many artists, as all aspects of life and work are subsumed by the allegedly normalizing chaos of the marketplace.
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While the start of the decade signifies new beginnings for some, many famous couples will reflect back to their wedding day in 2020 and celebrate five, 10, 25, 30, 40, or even 50 years of marriage.
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It&aposs understandable that terms like "tea," and "wig," which signifies being shocked (it stems from "wig flew" or "my wig flew off") would enter stan culture, since there&aposs heavy overlap between the two communities.
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Some Christians believe Friday is unlucky because it's the day Jesus was crucified, and 13 signifies the number of guests at the Last Supper, with the infamous Judas being the 13th person seated at the table.
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A reading above 50.0 marks expansion in the sector, while a reading below signifies contraction, and the figures are one of the first snapshots of economic activity for June, the final month of the second quarter.
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Category 5, the strongest rating on the Saffir-Simpson scale, signifies sustained winds exceeding 156 mph (251 kph) with potentially "catastrophic" outcomes – causing water and electricity outages, toppling trees and power lines, and rendering property uninhabitable.
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Smith: Demagoguery triumphs over reason The result of the EU referendum is a disaster for the UK in so many ways -- economically, socially, culturally, and in terms of what it signifies for Britain's relationship with the world.
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Or maybe 67 pending invitations you have to painstakingly click "accept" on, for it will balloon your follower count past the "500+" mark that signifies you are a well-connected professional who is quite adept at networking.
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The fact of the prior relationship adds another layer of complexity because very often the victim of such a crime feels as you do — injured by both the assault and the betrayal of trust that it signifies.
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In Cairo, Mr. Xi met with President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, the military strongman whose rule signifies the definitive end of the Arab Spring uprising that the Chinese government was so afraid might infect its own people.
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Koito's design for headlights that incorporate LIDAR and lights to signal the car is self-driving Koito has thought of this, too, and proposes a new kind of light that signifies a car in self-driving mode.
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And over the long-term period of time, again, the long term, I do believe in a strong dollar which signifies a strong U.S. economy, a strong stock market and particularly because of the President's economic policies.
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"I love the whole name theme of the film, how closely your name expresses your identity, how the name you choose for yourself signifies so many deep issues about...family and ambition and belonging," said Redmond Satran.
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"This judgment signifies unfettered encroachment of the judiciary into the realm of the executive - pandering to the whims of the opposition who want to co-govern with the popularly elected government through the courts," the ANC said.
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While Western Digital will of course continue to sell traditional hard drives like the new hyper-colorful My Passport range, the move into consumer SSDs signifies that the company wants a broader and more modern product offering.
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The number 13, which signifies the letter "M" (the 13th letter in the alphabet), was apparently added as an homage to the Mexican Mafia, who eventually began to employ MS-13 members as assassins who instill fear.
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It signifies a new determination on the part of the government and its allies to retake all of the city, but the battle could be long and grinding and take months or even years, international officials warned.
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For our F.Y.I. series, which answers readers' questions about New York City, we will be researching the objects that you've always wondered about, or happened upon, by finding out what exactly the object is, signifies or does.
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Connor's music, most notably "The Hockey Song" which is ubiquitous in hockey and was recently inducted into the Canadian Song Writers' Hall of Fame, typically signifies to English Canada a sense of nationhood intended to unify people.
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More than a year ago, U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer struck down the council's designation of MetLife as "systemically important," which signifies that it could devastate the financial system if it failed and which triggers stricter oversight.
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For recruiters, the Amazon pedigree signifies you've learned from the best and got your card punched at Amazon U. In order for Amazon to grow, it's going to have to identify, grow and retain its talent pool.
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The designation signifies anyone who was interviewed by police who may have witnessed the incident or anyone who had been spoken to about the incident, according to Dave Hartman, a spokesman for the New Haven Police Department.
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"For me, the sharing of the butterflies signifies that (my daughters) are still with me and means I can help other people who face violence in their day-to-day lives," Prats told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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