The sphere of the sphere is the sphere of the sphere.
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There's still a sphere in which he's the middle of the sphere.
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Cowen shows that in sphere after sphere, Americans have become less adventurous and more static.
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The first is extending the reign of democracy from the public sphere to the private sphere.
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Now there's a nifty alternative: the Dino Sphere, a decorative glass sphere that houses thousands of plankton.
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The red sphere is the charge and the small white sphere is the location of the calculated electric field.
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Pinker has data like this in sphere after sphere, marking the progress we've made in health, the environment, safety, knowledge and overall happiness.
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"As the sphere of her empathy widens, the sphere of her cruelty widens as well," Game of Thrones showrunner D.B. Weiss once said.
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The figures are grouped according to their role in Soviet activity: the Totalitarian Sphere depicts key thinkers and prominent leaders; the Red Sphere features members of the resistance; the Death sphere shows the bloody means by which the regimes were kept in place.
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"If you like democracy in the political sphere, why in god's name haven't you wondered about its absence in the economic sphere?" he said.
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But what's most important for all of this, in my mind, is to accurately assess your sphere of influence and work within that sphere of influence.
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Just add to the sphere with water—much like Sea Monkeys—and make sure to maintain the sphere at moderate room temperature and away from direct sunlight.
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Enter Vanillaware, the creators of the aforementioned Odin Sphere: Leifthrasir (an HD remake of the original Odin Sphere), as well as Muramasa: the Demon Blade and Dragon's Crown.
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Artist's impression of a Dyson sphere (Credit: Slawek Wojtowicz)Last year, speculation mounted over whether or not KIC 8462852 might be an alien megastructure, perhaps a Dyson sphere.
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The new Arme de L'Amour collection of signature architectural pieces, including a winding sphere ring ($75) and a wide sphere choker ($275), is now available at Bergdorf Goodman.
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The shortest, straightest line on a sphere (let's call the Earth a sphere even though it technically isn't) is a great circle arc, not something like a line of latitude.
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That space is crucial to trick the eye into thinking the sphere is "transparent," allowing audiences to both see animations displayed on the sphere and Prydz DJing inside of it.
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They found that just as cities map onto a sphere (the Earth), the odor molecules map onto a hyperbolic space, a sphere with negative curvature that looks like a saddle.
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The question of what constitutes democracy did not have time to be hashed out in the Russian public sphere before that sphere began disappearing a decade and a half ago.
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Women are moving from the private sphere to the public sphere, and I felt it was important to readdress now our bodies our voices, our presence in these new spaces.
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The unhappy water molecules on the surface of the droplet or the sphere grip especially hard to one another, forming a sort of skin that keeps the sphere from flying apart.
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When predatory curator Gretchen (Toni Collette) puts her arm in a Sphere hole on the night before an opening featuring Dease's purloined artwork, Dease's spirit inhabits Sphere and cuts off her arm.
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As Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith stressed in today's announcement, Microsoft will license these new Azure Sphere chips for free, in hopes to jump-start the Azure Sphere ecosystem.
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Two-thirds of Americans and three-quarters of millennials say they believe that men and women should be equal in both the public sphere of work and the private sphere of home.
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The political philosopher Elizabeth Anderson has argued, in Private Government, that we need to start applying political concepts like "democracy" and "autocracy" to the private sphere as well as the public sphere.
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"As the sphere of her empathy widens, the sphere of her cruelty widens as well," Weiss said all the way back in 2013, in an "Inside the Episode" segment from season three.
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Women who want to be protected in the private sphere or need to be protected in the private sphere tend to emphasize the need to protect and privilege women's special capacities for nurturing.
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After balancing a specially made ice sphere of bourbon, vermouth and Angostura bitters on top of a glass, the bartender cracks the sphere, releasing the liquid and broken ice into the vessel below.
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The incident resulted in Kim uncharacteristically shunning the public sphere.
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This particular clip features the actual forming of the sphere.
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A pearly smooth sphere, ready to take on the world.
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Such platforms have undeniably helped to democratize the public sphere.
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"I do not see my future outside the political sphere."
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To me, that's the sphere I like to stay in.
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I think your sphere of influence is the coolest thing.
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That's just one of many options in the transportation sphere.
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The Profumo Affair had major reverberations in the political sphere.
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Those doubts can also be heard in the media sphere.
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That stuff feels more important than Photo Sphere, you know?
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Contrary to popular opinion, the Earth is not a sphere.
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Despite these measures, hacking within the competitive sphere still exists.
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Some in the conservative media sphere seem to think so.
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This approach is evident in the business sphere as well.
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Islamophobia has been creeping into the public sphere as well.
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He has been heralded and derided in the public sphere.
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With MST, the movie is the sphere that you're in.
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Cameron has cooperated closely with Obama in the security sphere.
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Domestic space emerged as an extension of the public sphere.
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It is in the public sphere where their power resides.
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We are continuously investing in that sphere, in that space.
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She enjoys housework, the innocent optimism of the domestic sphere.
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Brother Vellies Ivory Sphere Sandal, $584, available at Brother Vellies.
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Other depictions call upon Nefertiti's influence in the political sphere.
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Controversy has even followed Clover into the social media sphere.
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Obama is returning to the public sphere in dramatic fashion.
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Who has what kinds of opportunities within the public sphere.
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The Kremlin viewed Yugoslavia as within its sphere of influence.
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Disinformation and propaganda disseminated online have poisoned the public sphere.
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SPHERE also gave scientists information about the young planet's atmosphere.
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But even on the surface of a sphere, this changes.
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Such "entrepreneurs" have an outsize influence on our political sphere.
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The public sphere needs to be protected from President Trump.
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Dianne Feinstein, the committee's ranking member, into the public sphere.
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Equally disturbing is what is happening in Turkey's public sphere.
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And this support hasn't been reserved to the digital sphere.
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Berlin was also connected to some kind of celestial sphere.
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There is no evidence that it or SCL were involved in the SoftBank situation, but it's hard not to think about how digital espionage in the political sphere could be applied to the corporate sphere.
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"It's just a sphere, but it turns out, to understand the shape of a sphere, you need to go out to infinity in a sense," said David Ben-Zvi of the University of Texas, Austin.
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The big thing determining if his assertions are treated as in the sphere of controversy or rejected as belonging to the sphere of deviance is whether other prominent Republicans support him on a daily basis.
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But Merkel is pushing Berlin's interests beyond its traditional European sphere.
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But religion seems slowly to be returning to the public sphere.
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That prompted him to pursue interdisciplinary projects in the tech sphere.
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But that means ceding the public sphere to dissemblers and propagandists.
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So what does this algorithmic public sphere tend to feed us?
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And if other things win, you wind up with a sphere.
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Which means we're stuck with a public sphere filled with nonsense.
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Indian women are asserting their potential in every sphere of life.
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The Earth itself will remain an approximate sphere, 25,000 miles around.
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Zeman had argued that Smarda lacked qualifications in the cultural sphere.
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But Baker's message isn't limited to women or the domestic sphere.
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Pajama dressing was exciting when it first circled the fashion sphere.
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It's also about where respectability politics bleed into the personal sphere.
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But people have control over their own particular sphere of influence.
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A lot of analysis now takes place in the private sphere.
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Recent years have seen groundbreaking advances in the assistive technology sphere.
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I trapped the drink you ordered in a weird ice sphere.
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They conducted themselves in the shadows, not in the public sphere.
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"It's really moving personal service to the digital sphere," Johnson said.
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The biggest sphere is 90 feet high and 130 feet wide.
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But retaining an Indian "sphere of influence" remains a tricky task.
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It is a framework of women's participation in a public sphere.
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Lady Gaga is a singular presence in the pop culture sphere.
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Nothing within the accepted sphere of palliative care is that precise.
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SPHERE, for example, takes two simultaneous pictures through different polarized filters.
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She went on to discuss how the political sphere had transformed.
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This is not mere recycling of pictures in the public sphere.
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Inside, there's a giant, bumpy sphere that towers over the desks.
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Watts' painting isn't new to the sphere of modern political discourse.
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Second, they have a disproportionate ability to shape the public sphere.
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Like a lot of people in the entertainment/fashion sphere, Maureen
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Historically, though, emoji usage has only applied to the digital sphere.
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The structure that dominates the slums, though, is the Planar Sphere.
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It is moving a scientific norm into the environmental policy sphere.
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Nevertheless, he knew to look outside the classical sphere for nourishment.
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This is about greed, power and expanding Putin's sphere of influence.
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I followed instructions and popped a sphere in my mouth whole.
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Attitudes toward marijuana in the MMA sphere look progressive by comparison.
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Hortum machina B is a robotic geodesic sphere covered in plants.
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Chechnya is a semi-autonomous republic within Russia's sphere of control.
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In the sphere of four-year education, things are especially dire.
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The Louvre partnership simply extends that relationship into the cultural sphere.
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I tend toward the engagement level, particularly in the academic sphere.
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In the right-wing media sphere, that I'm not seeing, right?
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"A perfect sphere would simply not have worked," Mr. Girardoni said.
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A controversial Nike sneaker is becoming popular in the resale sphere.
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In a fraught public sphere, headphones provide a measure of privacy.
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That would mark the deepest dive yet for a plastic sphere.
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Christine Quinn argued that the political sphere is just as bad.
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"My entire poetic sphere is Nordic," he wrote in his memoirs.
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"My entire poetic sphere is Nordic," he wrote in his memoirs.
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Yet she was also increasingly concerned with reforming the domestic sphere.
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What was that big white sphere that hauled the device away?
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It's been written to enrich those who pay above that sphere.
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Returning contempt for contempt legitimizes its presence in the public sphere.
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What resulted was "Sphere" (or "Grosse Kugelkaryatide," the large spherical caryatid).
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I'll never contribute anything to the world in any other sphere.
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In fact, it forms this poisonous environment within our public sphere.
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Claude Taylor is the third core member of the Russia sphere.
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We've seen novelty, kitsch and playfulness coming back into the sphere.
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Amid the widening purges, the public sphere was excised of politics.
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I have a sphere of influence right now, where I'm talking to you as a media outlet, where we could potentially have a large sphere of influence, so I'm really trying to say all of the points.
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The ability not to have an identity that one carries from sphere to sphere but, rather, to be able to slip in and adopt whatever values and norms are appropriate while retaining one's identities in other domains?
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"Sexual violence against women migrants happens in a more general framework of sexual violence in Mexico—both in the private sphere, but also within the public sphere with authorities, where we see it is widespread," Penman says.
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Cézanne was interested in simplifying naturally occurring forms to their geometric essentials: to treat natural objects as cylinder, sphere, or cone (an apple as a sphere, for example), which is curiously typical of early perceptual-cognitive robotics.
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"It reflects the fact that the issue has clearly grown into the public policy sphere and the economic policy sphere, where before it had been relegated to a family policy issue or an education issue," she said.
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There's not a number for that, in today's analytics-driven Twitter-sphere.
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In the military sphere, "The U.S. is still No. 1," he said.
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Also, the imagery on the astrolabe (the spinning sphere thing), has changed.
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It seems like Selena Gomez is officially back in the public sphere.
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Let's be clear: A lot of the self-care sphere is questionable.
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At this size, it could very well be sphere-like in shape.
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A lot of negative police interactions can start in the private sphere.
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A small sphere that looks an awful lot like a death star.
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The fiberglass sphere contains an 19543 meter wide (27.5 foot) antennae dish.
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The Black Sphere also did not respond to a request for comment.
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Conflict—at least in the economic sphere—will become ever more frequent.
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But these savings are offset by problems in almost every other sphere.
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Candy, cupid and cards infiltrate pretty much every sphere of pop culture.
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Contouring products are the buzziest words in the beauty sphere right now.
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Yet it is in the domestic sphere that T22014 has really thrived.
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As she got older, the sphere of Oakley's interests grew progressively larger.
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Amazon may soon enact its next plan to capture the retail sphere.
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This worries authorities, because the crypto-sphere is far from risk-free.
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No wonder regulators want to exert greater control over the crypto-sphere.
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As a sphere, the realism is both amazing and instinctually off-putting.
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As Coach is counting, Amy hurls the sphere into the water. Bam!
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But it's in these churches' DNA to play in the public sphere.
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Over the past year, shades of peach have dominated the beauty sphere.
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But your point is a critical one about in the political sphere.
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Also, the surface area of a sphere is pretty easy to calculate.
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Phelps wears his own MP brand made by Italian company Aqua Sphere.
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There are a lot of things we're eyeing in the beauty sphere.
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As you can imagine, users were not pleased, especially in the 'sphere.
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Names are already being floated around the political sphere of the internet.
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There's no reason why scientists can not go into the public sphere.
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Did I over estimate the intelligence of some in the twitter sphere?
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Now, as before, private gifts are meant to heal the public sphere.
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"For Freedoms" is bent on widening that sphere and extending the stir.
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Those who work in the public history sphere take that very seriously.
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"Men say that positions of authority are not our sphere," she said.
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The entire tour design was built around the idea of a sphere.
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But Oatly seems to have gained traction outside of the vegan sphere.
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Linear actuators then move the sphere by shifting its centre of gravity.
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After Kei Takei/Moving Earth Orient Sphere wraps up performances on Jan.
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Wirecutter recommends the hydrating Eos Smooth Sphere Lip Balm for most people.
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But it wasn't the only speech taking place in the public sphere.
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Mr. Bloomberg said he wanted to keep the "Sphere" in Battery Park.
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We were all pieces of a puzzle beyond our sphere of comprehension.
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Each kept well away from the other's staff and sphere of influence.
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Generally speaking, politics is a hostile sphere for everyone, regardless of gender.
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Russia and other nations have already asserted their influence in this sphere.
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Right Direction America represents Christie's first foray into the outside group sphere.
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Ms. McCray has taken her share of heat in the cultural sphere.
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ORG and the governance of the non-commercial sphere of the internet.
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There are hardly any visible Afro-Latinx people in the public sphere.
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Also, make sure that everyone in your sphere is registered to vote.
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In the Soviet sphere, darkness descended on Eastern Europe for 45 years.
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The Port Authority said it wanted to return "Sphere" to the site.
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Some companies have taken on this challenge, notably in the technology sphere.
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In the greater political sphere in Spain, Vox remains a small player.
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But the role of comedy has particularly moved into the political sphere.
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The sphere is created to disintegrate after about 10 to 30 minutes.
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Time and again, Strauss almost offhandedly swirls his orchestra into another sphere.
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H: Would you say your work explores queerness in the public sphere?
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And a lot of Mueller's findings are already in the public sphere.
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"Plasma will react a certain way inside a glass sphere," says Koga.
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In Hallin's terms, these issues would be in the sphere of controversy.
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Both the player and the computer are able to pick one of two mathematical operations that could bring the qubit halfway between 0 and 1, but in different ways—it helps to imagine 0 and 1 as the top and bottom of a sphere, the qubit values during calculations as points on the sphere, and the probability-changing operations as changing the qubit's location along the sphere.
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This is a crucially important point that many in the public sphere miss.
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The first two appear in a region called "27s," which is sphere shaped.
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"The next one was really beautiful: it was an aluminum sphere," Franks said.
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The actor has since been dipping his toe back into the public sphere.
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Scientists use this data to reconstruct what kinds of particles hit the sphere.
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Today's engagement algorithms, by contrast, espouse no ideals about a healthy public sphere.
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Amazon has a deeper pocket than most and is in this sphere, whatever.
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It's natural for them since it's part of their living sphere/everyday life.
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At the end of the season, Control has about half the sphere data.
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Bots are undoubtedly useful, and can greatly assist us in the digital sphere.
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Much Chinese giving goes on within personal networks, not in the public sphere.
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Facebook would shoulder more responsibility for its powerful influence in the public sphere.
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Olivia Palermo briefly entered the reality television sphere as a spoiled mean girl.
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Now this array of activities is expanding into an even more vital sphere.
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I can't imagine how this would continue without the Earth being a sphere.
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Obviously there's a lot of benefits in terms of your sphere of influence.
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"In the political sphere, you can say I have serious authority," he said.
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Rituel de Fille Celestial Sphere Eye Soot, $38, available at Rituel de Fille.
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Now this man is expanding his sphere of influence into the virtual realm.
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Sure, many questions do have a single correct answer: Is Earth a sphere?
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They entered the sphere and were transported to London inside the 360 image.
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In an amateur sphere, art and mental health can co-exist more happily.
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Were you ever concerned about putting your private life in the public sphere?
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The Sphere tool will reward engagement by financially incentivizing longer visits on site.
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My work is in the public sphere and I have a private life.
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As with BB-8, controlling the little sphere takes some getting used to.
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At the core of Azure Sphere is a new class of certified MCUs.
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Because at this point, why not erase abusive people from the public sphere?
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A sphere shooting lightning-like squiggles sits at the center of the tableau.
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According to Vogue, they've even been relegated to the sphere of status symbol.
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Though non-interventionist, Johnson's "Aleppo moment" demonstrated an ignorance of the global sphere.
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Perhaps that is why his candidacy has taken the political sphere by surprise.
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The thing is, out here in the public sphere, I don't know you.
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The relationship between the ranger and the sphere is tied to hereditary traits.
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In the civilian sphere, creators of mass surveillance often take the opposite approach.
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Michael Burke led the effort to move the sphere to its permanent home.
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Life is just one thing after another, mostly, even in the public sphere.
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You have a microcontroller with this Azure Sphere-- that we just recently announced.
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If you have the ability to even embed this-- things like Azure Sphere.
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This philosophical shift has caused unimaginable harm, especially in the sphere of education.
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You have a microcontroller with this Azure Sphere that we just recently announced.
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Christie's world is not the only sphere of influence in the Trump transition.
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"public sphere," and we've seen there can be both incredible up- and downsides
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Outside of the sphere of public discourse, equality is not so obviously desirable.
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Before this, Iranian culture in the public sphere was traditionally polite and reserved.
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Over the past decade, Facebook, Google, and their peers broke the public sphere.
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The appeal is obvious: The giant sphere in your glass in downright intriguing.
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Russia has long tried to claim Eastern Europe as its sphere of influence.
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Find ways to connect with your mom outside the sphere of her fiancé.
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The result was gloom and anxiety in every reach of the financial sphere.
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Despite this remarkable fluency in painting, within the social sphere, van Gogh struggled.
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Corporations' creep into that sphere is looking more and more like a sprint.
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In the digital sphere, it becomes much more difficult to realize this ideal.
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This is another reason it's imperative you remove yourself from your employer's sphere.
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A little blue sphere, a child's precious aggie, floating alone in the abyss.
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Every sphere of the far right was being energized at the same time.
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Those concerns had brought a hormone called irisin into their sphere of interest.
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In Montville and Norwich, however, front lawns are seen as the public sphere.
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Pike seriously considers destroying the Discovery and the sphere data along with it.
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Matt Lauer told people that he's going to re-enter the public sphere.
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The name Basin Theology implies a sphere ruled by a god, or gods.
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"We also anticipate disruptive and destructive cyberattacks against the private sphere," he said.
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You know, I mean we circle around the Springsteen sphere a little bit.
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As such, Congress often rationally defers to the executive in the international sphere.
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Here&aposs what working in Silicon Valley&aposs tech sphere really looks like.
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Numerous other factors in the public sphere chill their voices but amplify others.
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That brought bands like Blessthefall and Black Veil Brides into his musical sphere.
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This is the sphere of his culture, his institutions — and also his myths.
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Addams was certainly political, but she defended the primacy of the "woman's" sphere.
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She knew from childhood that she wanted to work in the public sphere.
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The economic sphere, though, is only one variable in a much larger equation.
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Because even though Mother creates the domestic sphere, it is still His house.
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But Apple and Microsoft are no longer dominating the tech sphere, McNealy said.
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For the past few months, Puerto Rico's political sphere has awaited Cruz's announcement.
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If he looked at the head from far away, he saw a sphere.
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The debris has actually made a "debris zone around the sphere," Okada said.
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When you use Sprayscape, you are taking photos on a 360-degree sphere.
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She aims to create an archive of self-representation in the digital sphere.
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Why does it look like a "doughnut of doom" and not a sphere?
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Patients sat on a padded table with a vibrating sphere in the center.
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Their collaborations directly extend the online otaku communities into the sphere of art.
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The opposite claim — that smoking is harmless — is in the sphere of deviance.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Imagine uprooting your community garden and replanting it inside a motorized geodesic sphere, then letting this sphere roam the city streets of its own volition, using sensors to seek out its plants' preferred environmental conditions.
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Higher-dimensional sphere packings are hard to visualize, but they are eminently practical objects: Dense sphere packings are intimately related to the error-correcting codes used by cell phones, space probes and the Internet to send signals through noisy channels.
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The issue's now in a new sphere And now, large, public gifts like Smith's have brought the issue of student debt into a new sphere, mixing the celebratory environment of commencement season with the life-changing gift of debt repayment.
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"When a sphere is in a flow, there is a critical velocity at which the wake behind the sphere and the drag force acting on the ball sharply decreases," co-author Caroline Cohen told Inside Science News at the time.
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"The distinction that Facebook is drawing between falsity in the commercial sphere, which we regularly regulate, and falsity in the political sphere, which we don't regulate, is a completely valid one," said Ashutosh Bhagwat, a law professor at UC Hastings.
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Wealth plays out in the political sphere in all kinds of ways, often personally.
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But the private sphere could step in and try to provide private van services.
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"There is a sphere of knowledge for which that question is trivial," explained Tyson.
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But which of the community's 500 million stories will soar beyond the Wattpad-sphere?
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According to that filing, an employee of Sphere consulting was present during the meeting.
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Photo: Steven BellaviaVenus, being a sphere like our own Earth and Moon, has phases.
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Yes, I am modeling the human as a sphere—there's nothing wrong with that.
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It's called Tip of the Sphere, and it's out via ANTI- on February 8.
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Without the structural force, these balls just make a sphere—as one would expect.
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Today's phantom public sphere has been fragmented and submerged into billions of individual capillaries.
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In other words, a sphere or a disc takes a long time to format.
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Facebook has moved its way into the smart home sphere with Portal by Facebook.
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Even that sphere is too narrow a descriptor of all of Tricot's achievements here.
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What's more, we don't know how an advanced civ would move a Dyson sphere.
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"Whoever becomes the leader in this sphere will become the ruler of the world."
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Is there anyone else that you've had to deal with beyond the political sphere?
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A free society should be tolerant of hearing dissenting perspectives in the public sphere.
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He's virtually absent from public gatherings and the rest of the social media sphere.
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My favorite involves tossing a giant sphere of webs around like a wrecking ball.
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I don't think the Pelosi video heralds the end times for our information sphere.
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It is the second landmark judgment in the personal sphere in India this month.
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In the public sphere Aadhaar helps to distribute subsidies worth about $40bn a year.
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And why did Wilson's heart get replaced by a glass sphere with supernatural powers?
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Hall had packed 64 separate lasers inside a sphere rotating 900 times a minute.
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Whoever becomes the leader in this sphere will become the ruler of the world.
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OnePlus accompanies the unlocking process with a huge animated electrical sphere around my finger.
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In past seasons of Narcos, women characters were exclusively relegated to the domestic sphere.
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By September, she had effectively forced him out of his own sphere of influence.
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This would have left a rock ring which soon clumped into a large sphere.
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It's very difficult to develop that skill into the digital sphere, into social media.
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In effect, Ricardo narrows the production of economic value strictly to the private sphere.
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"Within the Islamist rebel sphere people have increasingly had enough [of Nusra]," he said.
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In their place is the multistory sphere, kitted out with over 2.4 million LEDs.
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In the political sphere too, there were moves to shore up the country's economy.
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Is there a more painful sphere of technology to shop in than computer monitors?
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But Ring cameras are proliferating in the private sphere, with close to zero oversight.
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For what it's worth, the moon-shaped sphere is only gray on the outside.
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By marching, scientists had no choice but to engage more in the political sphere.
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Then they stitched all the different perspectives together into a sphere during post production.
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It would not be Grier's first foray into the political sphere, the Times reported.
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How does EDM world compare to the pop sphere you were operating in before?
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It's a story that sheds light on a dark side of Russia's political sphere.
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Indeed, China made clear its intention to push its influence beyond its familiar sphere.
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Beyond the corporate sphere, smartphone videos of police brutality have prompted protests and investigations.
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The influence of Impressionistic-style art in Russia and the Soviet sphere is overwhelming.
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In the digital sphere, the distinction between fact and facade is harder to discern.
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O). In the broader tech sphere, e-commerce major Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (BABA.
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The streamed video will only occupy 180 degrees — not a full 360-degree sphere.
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These are people who generally don't become biologists to be in the public sphere.
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You're lucky if you found the aforementioned comments outside the conservative media sphere. Deadline.
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In the central bank sphere, more U.S. Federal Reserve members delivered speeches on Wednesday.
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Rose held up a second, snowball-looking sphere and dropped it in the tub.
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"Imagine we have a perfect sphere that is rotating on an axis," Adhikari said.
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Intellectually, you know it's a sphere, that you are held to it by gravity.
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NATO functions well in the military sphere, coordinating armies and commands, Mr. Macron said.
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Namely rooting out bot armies before their malicious propaganda can pollute the public sphere.
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Brilliantly, Baldur's Gate II gives the player several options for "solving" the Planar Sphere.
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Mason and Cohen aren't the only Trump-linked operators in the Washington influence sphere.
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It wishes to have its sphere of influence, particularly in the South China Sea.
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Free societies allow individuals a private sphere free of government involvement, surveillance and control.
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Michael Burke wanted, above all, to see the "Sphere" incorporated into the current memorial.
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But many in the president's sphere think highly of Mr. Perez and Ms. Granholm.
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In the social media sphere, commentators celebrated his zeal playfully with the hashtag, "#WhatWouldMagufuliDo".
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"I play and socialize a lot in the online gaming sphere," Mark told me.
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Who gets to define what's laughable and what's acceptable in this sphere of things?
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The team polish from the top to the underside of each sphere in turn.
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But the same battles, particularly in the social sphere, are fought over and over.
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The digital sphere has become its own city-state, and everyone is declaring allegiance.
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But Alqunun's case is extraordinary for how it's played out in the public sphere.
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It looked to the pilot, Lieutenant Graves said, like a sphere encasing a cube.
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He also has more name recognition than Yang, at least in the political sphere.
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Before Trump and O'Donnell battled it out in the political sphere, they were acquaintances.
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Alternatively, this folly could wind up wreaking global havoc well beyond the economic sphere.
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All those people in your sphere who thought your ex was "the whole package"?
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"Every single person in this room has a sphere," Mr. Branch told his congregation.
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In youth, it is easy to mistake New York as a sphere of license.
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Does that affect how the right-o-sphere views him, or what they're doing?
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"In any sphere, in science, in molecular biology even, there are dogmas," she said.
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Trump entered the Reaganized media sphere at the perfect time, and he never left.
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Sorry, Twitter-sphere, the Oracle of Omaha has better things to do than tweet.
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In a different sphere, she was a model of persistence and determination and individuality.
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Above one of them, Smith mounted an additional little sphere as a floating head.
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The court's job was to respect the result arrived at in the political sphere.
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The lights dim, and the surface of the sphere shifts to that of Mars.
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With increased self-awareness, any bad habits in the professional sphere can be changed.
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Certainly, plenty of wealthy people from the Trump sphere of influence were in attendance.
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Integrating more women into this male-dominated sphere may not automatically right the balance.
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Today's radicalism is fundamentally spiritual, even if it's played out in the political sphere.
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This, however, is the first time the relationship has extended to the fashion sphere.
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After all, many aspects of the professional sphere shift as generations begin their careers.
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Most Americans, in my view, fall within the sphere of libertarianism or classical liberalism.
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But there is an unceasing barrage of new ideas in every sphere — Ugly sneakers!
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Some claims — for instance, that smoking causes cancer — are in the sphere of consensus.
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Oh, that's definitely a 2.94-inch diameter sphere veering straight for the fiesta palace.
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Consequently, the amount of material required to build a Dyson Sphere would be literally astronomical, and some experts have speculated that, if we were to ever build a Dyson Sphere, we'd have to dismantle Mercury, and possibly even Venus and the Asteroid Belt.
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Taken together, these forces have marginalized the earlier model of the public sphere characterized by voluntary association (which is to say a public sphere that followed [Jürgen] Habermas's conception), rather than as a more loosely knit fabric for viral ideas to flow through.
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As the historian Beth L. Bailey argued in a 1988 book on courtship in twentieth-century America, calling, which took place in the female "sphere" of the home, afforded women a degree of control that dating in the public, male sphere didn't.
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Still, experts outside the crypto-sphere are not convinced that stablecoins are here to stay.
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Take two strips of fluorescent yellow felt, wrap them around a rubber sphere, and—voila!
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The measure got a fairly muted response outside the realm of the telecom sphere, however.
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It was the original basis for protecting a private sphere that government could not invade.
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But a sphere, which is just a particularly coherent arrangement of points, is a space.
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The glass panels allow for natural sunlight to hit nearly every area inside the sphere.
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But there's still a lack of women in technology being elevated in the public sphere.
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If Pence is out of the sphere of influence, just who is Trump listening to?
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"I think Twitter has diminished Drudge's power within the right-wing media sphere," said Ziegler.
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Even as Vine retained its insularity, it constantly influenced the wider sphere of pop culture.
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Catmull spent days trying to conjure up a picture of a sphere before giving up.
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His research explores the impact of technological change on the public sphere and political practice.
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Note that vComputeServer works with VMware Sphere, vCenter and vMotion, as well as VMware Cloud.
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The surface area of a sphere is 4 x pi x r^23 ~ 560 roses.
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The K.K.K. Act provided a narrow exception, extending civil rights protection into the private sphere.
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The obvious use case for these A-teams, of course, is in the military sphere.
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It will be in the Russian legal sphere, will be paying taxes, and creating jobs.
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Yet determining the proper sphere of that freedom has been the great challenge all along.
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Haag's extremely popular on YouTube, well connected, and influential within the e-sports entertainment sphere.
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They are the helix, the spiral, the sphere, the hexagon, the meander, and the branch.
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But like asteroid 2012 TC4, some will pass alarmingly close to our humble blue sphere.
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The entire exterior of the sphere will be made of a high-definition LED screens.
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Both the Dino Sphere and Dino Pet get their glow from a phenomenon called bioluminescence.
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The live dinoflagellates for the Dino Sphere are contained in a Blue Dino Food formulation.
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It is also somewhere in the sphere of certain 'good ones' by M. Night Shyamalan.
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The tone is grave and serious, like Alien mixed with the better parts of Sphere.
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His comments come at a tricky time for both South Africa's economy and political sphere.
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Across the pundit-sphere, analysts are asking, is he crazy, or crazy like a fox?
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A sphere sounds simple enough, but bringing the Holosphere to life was a difficult endeavor.
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India's biggest rival, China, continues to make strategic inroads into India's traditional sphere of influence.
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By and large, though, she was delighted to apply her brain in the public sphere.
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Perhaps one of the most polarizing products in the snack-sphere: A bag of jerky.
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To celebrate, Replay has … some incredibly grim stories in the games sphere, sorry to say.
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Perhaps in a more normal political sphere he would already have been on the bench.
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Interestingly, the researchers also discovered evidence of small sphere-like minerals comprised of calcium phosphate.
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She's in the entertainment world, but we see that in the corporate sphere as well.
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The sphere itself is where these winds meet the cloud of gas surrounding the star.
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Measuring three feet wide, the carbon-fiber geodesic sphere is fitted with 65 reflective panels.
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Facebook's Michael Booth visits Facebook's Project Aquila in VR and holds a 360 photo sphere.
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Bush's pearls, after all, became synonymous with her own soft power in the political sphere.
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Muthoni Njoki's mother was always heavily involved in the political sphere as a civil servant.
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In other cases, Russia adds an essential layer of protection around its sphere of influence.
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Through Sphere, Outbrain will use a different algorithm to drive deeper engagement, the company said.
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They need to continually reach outside their current sphere of influence to build new connections.
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All support single-payer health care and typically operate outside the sphere of party politics.
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But whether Iran can maintain such a large sphere of influence is uncertain, Khashan said.
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In Saudi eyes, that was tantamount to encouraging Iran to expand its sphere of influence.
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Delhi has long viewed the India Ocean as part of its immediate sphere of influence.
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A five-story sphere of origami shells will also debut at this year's Burning Man.
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But, isn't there a significant cost involved to run your chocolate through an electric sphere?
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Yet the quest to restore Russia's traditional sphere of influence remains the key geopolitical imperative.
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"As we can all hopefully agree upon, the Earth is a sphere," the video explains.
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Lavok's seal on the sphere means that only people with Corthala blood can enter it.
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This is because, while Earth is not flat, it is also not a perfect sphere.
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It is seeking to expand its sphere of influence, destabilize countries and weaken the alliance.
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But they did so against a background of continued consumer shortages in the Soviet sphere.
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It had no concept of a private sphere of rights—but it was freedom nonetheless.
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At Flynn's direction Sphere created a Gulen-themed Monopoly graphic, according to Flynn's FARA disclosure.
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Color—apart from its proper sphere in painting—was deemed philosophically base and socially uncouth.
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"The Pearl" is a two-meter wide white sphere tethered close to the pool's floor.
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The public sphere, however, has over the years largely fended off this disruption of reality.
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Indeed, you can use those meetings in the public sphere to express criticism and dissent.
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Many have a long-standing relationship with the President, and a particular sphere of responsibility.
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But the root and fiber of the university is not equivalent to the public sphere.
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These algorithms tend to relegate us to our sphere of comfort by limiting the discussion.
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But he keeps them alive in the rumor-sphere with his own constant, unguarded ramblings.
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Is there something inherent to conservatism that makes it more effective in the digital sphere?
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But what is happening now in the public sphere is a threat to communal institutions.
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For the most part, gloving was an endeavor Michael undertook outside of the family sphere.
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Still, the Russian government's panoptical approach to curating the media has implications for every sphere.
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Johnson calls the glass sphere a "venerable oceanographic flotation device," stuffed full of scientific instruments.
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In the medical sphere, you'd know how long an organ for transplant was in transport.
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Hungary had fallen into the Soviet Union's sphere of influence following the Second World War.
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American political culture remains committed to democracy, openness, civil liberties, and a boisterous public sphere.
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The appointment would put Ms. Crowley in the sphere of influence led by Lt. Gen.
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In previous eras, the consequences of this dynamic might be limited to China's domestic sphere.
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The state perpetuates violence against women because they don't like women in the public sphere.
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Conservative Christians are forever trying to inject their personal religious beliefs into the public sphere.
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Is this where we're heading, to ban "jokes, hugs and kisses" from the public sphere?
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That method problematically forces complaints into the public sphere, said Ms. Lo, the foundation researcher.
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Mr. Koons plops a big, reflective cobalt blue sphere onto canvases based on art masterpieces.
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But is there much doubt that it would find its way into the public sphere?
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We too have entered the vicious circle of the digital public sphere: Excitement trumps precision.
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It means that companies must be more vigilant about their role in the public sphere.
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Across every sphere of government activity, ''rule of law'' has become the phrase du jour.
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Created by Arthur Bracegirdle, the Keracolor Sphere embodies the spirit of the '60s and '70s.
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He took the mantra of "life as art" and applied it to the political sphere.
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This is an image of the inside of the museum and looks like a sphere.
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Amid widespread store closures in the retail sphere, some companies have reason to be optimistic.
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Corporations always run the risk of alienating customers when they step into the political sphere.
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And yet the most influential corporations in this sphere wield extraordinary power from a distance.
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"You have to pay more attention to who's in your sphere of influence," she said.
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In this manner devices can engage in secure autonomous transactions within a sphere of trust.
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This is an image of the inside of the museum and looks like a sphere.
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The wave of allegations this week extended beyond the media industry to the nonprofit sphere.
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The researchers designed proteins that assemble themselves like Legos, snapping together into a hollow sphere.
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Contained with a hexagon, the architect managed to corral even this sphere into his vision.
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"The sphere felt like the perfect expression — a microcosm and a macrocosm," Mr. Sharon said.
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"If private companies are deciding what materials can be censored or not, and they're controlling more and more of the public sphere, then we essentially have private companies regulating the public sphere in a way we would never accept from the state," he said.
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A fascinating thing about the cryptocurrency world, a way in which it's increasingly a synecdoche for global geopolitics, is that it's divided between a Chinese sphere and a Western sphere, and the two seem to be mostly tethered by bonds of mistrust, miscommunication, and misinterpretation.
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If two black holes get too close, these spheres will merge and form one larger sphere.
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However, long-boiling tensions within Google have percolated into the public sphere over the past year.
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Anything smaller than the binding energy, and the rocks will rearrange themselves back to a sphere.
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Everything outside her bedroom—her family, her house, school—they're all outside her sphere of control.
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Gravity would cause an isolated, non-rotating massive body to take on the shape of sphere.
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The sphere we'd been pulled into was a 360-degree video of a Chinese nature reserve.
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In order to do this, Cottam had to really study celestial navigation and the celestial sphere.
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The same could be said of some parts of Sweden's population and political sphere, he added.
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After this election, Greenberg wants to find work in the political sphere, whatever that might mean.
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Since Meghan stepped into the royal sphere, she's been assigned countless narratives that run the gamut.
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All three would have been perturbed by the decay of the public sphere in the West.
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The telltale sign of Death Star-ness is the line through the center of the sphere.
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At one point, the attack line attempted to jump off the internet into the cable-sphere.
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The largest sphere, at the disc's centre, collapsed under its own gravity to form the sun.
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When you reach that point I'm not sure if a liberal public sphere is possible anymore.
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That suggests the police are increasingly intervening in the domestic sphere, which they used to avoid.
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It resents French involvement in a country that it sees as in its sphere of influence.
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That's because the Moon isn't a symmetrical sphere, but is covered in mountains, craters, and valleys.
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They made me do stuff like clench my crotch to inflate a sphere on the screen.
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The service will throw Facebook into a sphere it's long been adjacent to but never entered.
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"Bitch" tends to appear in the lexicon when women are gaining power in the public sphere.
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For him he lived in the moment whatever his sphere of focus was at that time.
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They evoke Havel's focus on the duplicitous lives people adopted within the Communist socio-political sphere.
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Instead of amplifying light, the system amplifies plasmons oscillating across the surface of the gold sphere.
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HD 131399Ab in the triple-star system HD 131399, as imaged by the ESO's SPHERE instrument.
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Beyond that, Turkey wants this part of Syria to become part of its sphere of influence.
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It would collapse from something shaped like a hockey puck to something shaped like a sphere.
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Swirl the sphere a little at night, and those plankton will emit a bright blue glow.
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"Sex With Me"'s greatest ability, then, is the sphere of internal optimism it sits in.
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With its mix of pop culture and history, the comedy is definitely in the "Hamilton" sphere.
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The 1990s marked a time of increased visibility for the LGBTQ community within the public sphere.
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I all the time find myself thinking about who I am kissing in the public sphere.
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Other companies in the financial sphere to make the list's top 2131 include Revolut and ClearBank.
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I think the difference here is, will they realize they are not protecting the public sphere?
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He's not goin' anywhere; any minute she's gonna hop off the private world of her sphere.
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And third, their probable pollution of the public sphere with fake news, mass manipulation and lobbying.
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For example, none of the new SPHERE images of disks around sunlike stars have spiral arms.
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And it's not hard to understand why: Technology impinges upon every part of our civic sphere.
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That's likely more true in the casual news-consuming public than in the national security sphere.
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Rush has been the tip of the sphere and he has paved the way for conservatives.
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Within their sphere of influence, the Russians invest significant efforts to prevent ties with the West.
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Her fresh leadership expands into the social sphere as well — the rapper/singer/producer/dancer/etc.
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Appropriately for the sphere in which it works, the company prefers to work in the shadows.
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AMLG: Most of what DEKA has done so far has been in the mechanical engineering sphere.
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Alternatively, the universe could wrap around like a (three-dimensional version of a) sphere or torus.
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The music pumped and inside the sphere of the rope, I felt a dance-floor high.
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The map can be folded into a sphere or pyramid, among other shapes, or laid flat.
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It will seek to develop and share best strategies with organizations involved in the electoral sphere.
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DOES THAT MEAN THAT THE REGULATION SPHERE AS WE HAVE IT AT THE MOMENT IS PERFECT?
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I can't get inside of a sphere and draw on it and scan that, you know?
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Likewise, Gosling has operated in a public sphere in which he's practically more meme than man.
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The retailer has spent the last several years making a push into the high-tech sphere.
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They have denied European consumers the benefit of effective competition in the very important mobile sphere.
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Hield has reached that rare sphere in which his exploits are simultaneously jaw-dropping and mundane.
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In Russia's immediate neighborhood, this means an unquestioned sphere of influence, similar to America's Monroe Doctrine.
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"Kellyanne Conway has made peculiar decisions since entering the public sphere this fall," he told Hyperallergic.
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The success of the "Save the Sphere" movement was a long time coming, Burke told CNN.
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"Whoever becomes the leader in this sphere will become ruler of the world," said Vladimir Putin.
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Mr. Koenig, the sculptor of the "Sphere," learned on Tuesday that the vote was coming up.
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Whites withdrew from the "public sphere" across America and migrated to the suburbs to evade integration.
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Rodriguez said the advances so far were positive but "limited and superficial" in the economic sphere.
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Some of the fakeness in the public sphere is the result of this unavoidable human processing.
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The photon sphere stays the same, though, because light is essentially trapped there in perfect orbit.
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When you press down on the back, the whole thing compresses, trapping water beneath the sphere.
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Or maybe you weren't even aware there was so much going on in the lipstick sphere.
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Everything else in this sphere has been paid for, thousands of times, over & over, never out.
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The Christmas bauble-like sphere stems from the group's reEarth project and went through several iterations.
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Advertising's shift to digital has cannibalized the news media's revenue, thus weakening the entire public sphere.
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It photographed the blue sphere of the planet's hydrogen and helium atmosphere for the first time.
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In the earnings sphere, Adobe Systems, FedEx and La-Z-Boy are all set to report.
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Where do you think the most innovation, the most startups are happening in the logistics sphere?
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There's almost no set except a gigantic silver sphere hanging a few feet above the stage.
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Despite those lofty goals, the gritty reality of geopolitics intrudes in the country's budding cultural sphere.
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The Soviet Union was a tech rival in defense, though a laggard in the commercial sphere.
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There are numerous reasons to participate in the public sphere, and everyone can contribute something valuable.
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The paper is in strips, and we place the pieces onto the sphere one by one.
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The Los Angeles Philharmonic brings an operatic masterpiece back to life, with a lavishly glowing sphere.
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Australia is also watching closely because the South Pacific has traditionally been its sphere of influence.
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A massive, transparent sphere is ambitious by anyone's standards, but the reveal at Tomorrowland paid off.
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A sphere of 55 pounds is said to be about the size of a small melon.
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To leave this world, you curl up, naked and fetal, in a sphere of irradiated fluid.
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The mission's instruments, including cameras, would be protected from Venus' harsh environment by a descent sphere.
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Clearly this has been a topic of considerable discussion among the wonks in Facebook's governance sphere.
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When the electrode was heated, it would shoot cathode rays across the chamber toward the sphere.
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There are some people who did not come into the democratic sphere, they are still outlaws.
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Russia is a regional power struggling to retain a fragment of its former sphere of influence.
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"I believe in challenging people's perspectives and the numbness of the political sphere," Mr Eliasson says.
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In particular, they'll be delving deep into the practice of land acknowledgments in the cultural sphere.
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"These are musicians who are, in one sphere of their lives, incredibly celebrated," Ms. Nairne said.
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To see how the amount of information increases, first remember our sphere that represents many triangles.
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This allows China to dominate markets, expand their sphere of influence, and crowd out American companies.
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The firm arranged to work with Sphere Consulting, a public-relations and lobbying business in Washington.
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In the political sphere, investors will be keeping a close eye on tensions surrounding North Korea.
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The Constitution places control over all those activities squarely within the state, not the federal, sphere.
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Web support also puts Apple on par with its biggest competitor in the music sphere: Spotify.
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The election may have established that Rouhani's strongest mandate for change is in the economic sphere.
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Several people in his sphere, and he himself, may find themselves needing to invoke the Fifth.
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"In the private sphere, in the family environment, violence against women is very high," she said.
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He wants Russia unconstrained by Western values and institutions, free to pursue a sphere of influence.
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That may push women out of the public sphere — further reducing their influence over public norms.
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Fritz Koenig's "The Sphere" was formally unveiled at Liberty Park beside the World Trade Center site.
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But the fantasy of the university as a disinterested sphere of pure knowledge is just that.
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I do see that it is catching on and that [I've developed that] sphere of influence.
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"The flat-Earthers are obviously wrong—the world is a sphere, and it's hollow," said Cluff.
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Much of everyday life in the nineteenth century took place in interiors—in the domestic sphere.
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I had to allow myself to trust that I, too, deserved a space in that sphere.
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So, talk a little bit about what you mean by the privatization of the public sphere.
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It became an attempt to mine what was going on in our sphere at the moment.
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