The commitment to a silent protagonist that does not talk back in a game that deals explicitly with the political issues of our time means that no one can talk back.
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Nor did he learn to talk back during these encounters.
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Until you feel you've earned the right to talk back.
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Google's Home, Amazon's Alexa and Apple's Siri all talk back.
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She couldn't talk back, but she was a good listener.
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Talk to her — just don't expect her to talk back.
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"I'm able to talk back to people, too," he said.
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ANONYMOUS Talk back — to your anxiety, if not your uncle.
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In a democracy, the people talk back to the government.
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"Some children can resist bullying, they can talk back," he said.
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Just let them talk back and forth and get through it.
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She believes him & I should talk back but I never talkback.
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In 1964, New York's NBC radio affiliate introduced a "talk back" format.
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Digital media also gives audiences a chance to "talk back" to advertisers.
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The talk back then was of a Conservative majority of over 100 MPs.
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People can talk back and forth with the people that are moderating them.
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"It's pretty funny because she likes to talk back to me," says Booth.
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Fornaro: …Materials have agency; they talk back and have much to show us.
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The environment doesn't talk back and tell you that you're doing it wrong.
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Read and annotate the Op-Ed column to talk back to its arguments.
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You can talk back to them via the Relay app on your smartphone.
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" A woman at the talk-back described that constant smile as "really punchable.
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I can't even say caddy because most caddies will talk back to you.
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They talk back, get their feelings hurt and care for their human counterparts.
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Garland never had a chance to talk back to the system that made her.
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I found I could talk to people, and they would talk back to me.
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Talk back radio and some media are losing their shit over the Apex Crew.
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Replika is simply there to talk—and, perhaps more importantly, learn how to talk back.
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These women don't talk back, they don't make trouble, and they definitely don't say no.
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She paid close attention to her coverage and seized occasions to talk back to journalists.
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After all, as Rose says, the best thing about plants is "they don't talk back."
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Now, thanks to Alexa, they can try something even cooler — board games that talk back.
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You'll also be able to talk back to your dog or send treats their way.
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It was a stark contrast to the hierarchical panel talk-back format used at PS1.
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It's fine for Fleabag to confide to us, you eventually realize; we'll never talk back.
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Big Bird shows up and tries to talk to Julia, who doesn't want to talk back.
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Nan writes that lemurs are better than children because they don't talk back or ruin lives.
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You can get to know their personality, talk to them and they talk back to you!
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In your first day of practice, you managed to talk back to the great Pat Summit.
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Live-streaming is sort of starting to allow the audience to talk back, just through chat.
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"The spaces you occupy talk back to you about the time you live in," says Burrichter.
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Then she said, 'You have no right to talk back because I'm like a mother for you.
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You can listen to Grantland on the air, or NPR, but you can't talk back to NPR.
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In essence, Hamilton is a liminal space in which fans and performers talk back to historicity itself.
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Amazon is giving TV viewers a few more, not-crazy reasons to talk back to their TVs.
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But perhaps that's a lesson, too: Dethroning male abusers means being willing to talk back to them.
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If this is how society talks to women, then this is how Kasztelan chooses to talk back.
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He can't talk back, let alone assign blame when something goes wrong, as it so often does.
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On the internet you can talk to amazing artists as if you were friends and they talk back.
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That's why Yiannopoulos' first talk, back in February, only got canceled when people started setting things on fire.
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"It's much cheaper, plus you can talk back and forth with the people who are interested," she said.
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" Spicer explained: "He has this direct pipeline to the American people, where he can talk back and forth.
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Because of EVRYTHNG, more than 10 billion shirts and shoes will soon talk back to you via your phone.
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But talking to someone who will not talk back can also make you feel like you're losing your mind.
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They talk back and forth for a while before the karate expert manages to turn the tides once again.
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He doesn't talk back, but I'm saying, I talk to him, I pray a lot, that's what I mean.
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At this point we'll take all the company we can get, even if it can't talk back to us.
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The more we talk back in their language, the more the cooler heads will try to avert armed conflict.
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When women complain about being harassed on the street, we are admonished to simply talk back to our harassers.
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"There's only one person in each mission control that can talk back to space, so that's me," she said.
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Rather, he was rallying me, calling on me to talk back to Anna, and to the Anna in myself.
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The kids can be very abusive, and they will talk back at you, so modafinil keeps me motivated and positive.
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"(I prefer toys) that talk back to me," said six-year-old Lilly Hulkes-Dudman, clutching Tyler the Playful Tiger.
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"The fishermen let us know where the orcas and whales are; we talk back and forth a lot," Hasegawa said.
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You would talk to it and it would talk back to you and tell you what you wanted to hear.
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"If you see somebody talking at you about your brand, talk back to them, DM them, message them," she said.
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The poet Lucie Brock-Broido has used the German word "widerruf" to describe one poet's talk back to another poet.
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She couldn't believe I would talk back to her, let alone deny her this desire in a time of need.
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Or I could just sometimes holler loud as I could down the unit and they'd hear you and talk back.
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In addition to being able to "use" apps via Siri voice commands, Siri can also talk back after the initial request.
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" As Abrams said during that now-infamous TED Talk back in 2007, the idea of a mystery box represents "infinite possibility.
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Like the Echo and Google Home, users can talk to the Gatebox and its digital assistant, Azuma Hikari, will talk back.
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I will see him in the Congo this summer, so him and I will talk back home with nobody around us.
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"He was nice enough to talk back to me," Stream says, marveling at how similar his ordeal was to her own.
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Alex Israel goes to Hollywood; artists with disabilities talk back; Wendy Red Star's parade riders merge past and present; and more.
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Mills has some photographs of her smiling at him as a toddler, but the smiles faded once he could talk back.
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You might still give it commands and questions, but it would also talk back to you in a truly conversational way.
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Traveling between Red Hook and Manhattan by ferry, an AI app talks to the water — and gets the water to talk back.
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He would just talk, talk, talk, he would talk back to me…I don't know — he was just the most perfect baby.
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Adult Jennifer addresses characters from her past directly in her memory, and they talk back to her with a frankness that's unnerving.
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Sure, friendly algorithms have existed since the mid-'60s, when the talk-back program Eliza started convincing more gullible users of its humanity.
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"I like when they are in control of themselves and can talk back to you and you know what they want," he says.
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At least publicly, that is, where he dismisses questions about "Democratic waves" and repeatedly steers talk back to the GOP agenda at hand.
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We need real women in decision-making positions in the United Nations to empower women, not female cartoon characters who don't talk back.
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"More than 10 years ago, we came up with the idea that we will talk to everything and they talk back to us."
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A woman who had supported Ms. Clinton sounded pained at the talk-back as she described her reaction to the Jonathan Gordon character.
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Imagine the possibilities when our AI-enabled assistants don't rely on us typing but, instead, can hear, see and talk back to us.
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The $24.99 box plugs directly into a wall outlet and has a small speaker on it so Alexa can talk back to you.
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" What originally motivated me to do "Mystery Science Theater 3000" was my impulse to respond: "Oh, you can talk back to these things.
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The show's creators, Steven Sater and Duncan Sheik, flew down for opening night and did a talk-back with the kids after the show.
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I often wish she could talk back, but since she can't, I usually just make up what I think she would say in response.
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Such coverage frequently came care of the exorcist and TV host Bob Larson, who frequently hosted Satanists on his anti-occult show Talk Back.
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Another might suggest the parent talk back and forth with the child, responding to their babbling sounds – the first steps in having a conversation.
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Voice hearers, as they are known, are taught how to talk back assertively to their voices, and how to negotiate downtime from them, too.
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In the meantime, I developed a two-pronged approach to surviving by becoming the super good girl who didn't speak up or talk back.
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His mother can be stubborn, he said, and he knows better than to talk back to her, but this time Day could not resist.
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In the face of chaos, it was an effort to ask urgent questions, to talk back to power, to shine a light into darkness.
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So well, in fact, that Taylor feels empowered to talk back to Grigor and have him step away from owning so much of the business.
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She's also very social, she likes to greet everyone who comes in our house and when we talk to her she likes to talk back.
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"It's sad, knowing you're trying to get the information out, or maybe someone out there is trying to talk back to you," Graves told me.
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Mr. Loudermilk's "Talk Back Trembling Lips" became a country hit for Ernest Ashworth in 1963 and a pop hit the same year for Johnny Tillotson.
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The thoughts return almost immediately, no matter how many times I brush them off, swat them away, talk back to them, or write them down.
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To "talk back" to Comcast, Disney would have to get the message out that it wouldn't bid again on Sky, perhaps through a public statement.
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But he has sanctioned them, with his own vengeful contempt for English-speaking elites, to raucously talk back to, and shout down, the already privileged.
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"But it was really my grandmother who was the biggest influence because she'd talk back to the celebrities and politicians on TV," Mr. Rainbow said.
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It's not a traditional hotline in that there aren't dedicated Disney "cast members" on the other line—they're bite-sized recordings that won't talk back.
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There&aposs been talk back and forth in the Democratic Party about whether this is aberration or a sign of a larger problem for Democrats, right?
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Since that speaker doesn't talk back to your Home, though, you obviously won't be able to use it to give voice commands to the Google Assistant.
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"@jaredleto (you can carry my head anytime, brah) @kendalljenner (you gotta stop widdat wild smack talk back talk hack talk sister gimme lipstick comon')," he wrote.
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Coverage of the inquiry, initially resisted by Australia's center-right government, has dominated newspaper front pages, TV chat shows and talk-back radio across the country.
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"I never thought I would find someone who wouldn't leave me, and who wouldn't talk back to me and judge me for being crazy," Paytas said.
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Since Holmes gave her first TED Talk back in 203, people on Reddit and Twitter have speculated that the voice she uses in professional settings was fake.
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It was comedy as an "act of resistance," said Obeidallah, a way of empowering Muslims and racial minorities to talk back to the incoming powers that be.
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WatchOS 4 also brings a much improved Siri experience that's faster and allows Siri to talk back to you for a fully hands-free / eyes-free experience.
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Sometimes things would get a little heated, with smack talk back and forth, but in the end, everybody would cool and Gio would be on his way.
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Brinkmann can come off like a parent telling his tetchy teen-ager to tough it out, and sometimes, like the teen-ager, you want to talk back.
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David "Mas" Masumoto: I thought I had issues with a couple thousand trees and a couple thousand vines, but at least they don't talk back to me.
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The man everyone is fighting over seems to only be moved by looks, and he ultimately falls in love with Ariel, a woman who can't talk back.
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Puryear wanted "Bearing Witness" directed toward people, who he believes talk back to the government, while Serra maintains that art is neither democratic nor for the people.
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Many parents already keep their offspring entertained at least some of the time with a tablet or smartphone — so why not give kids something that can talk back?
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I knew to stay away from them, to always do exactly what they say, never talk back, and to keep my hands in their sight at all times.
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For example, it offers two-way audio, which allows users to talk to anyone that may be in their house and have that person talk back to them.
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"I talk back to people when they say something about me now because I know even with my condition that I am beautiful and I can do anything."
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Graham is close to Trump, and, if his accounting of "shithole Friday" is to be believed, the South Carolina senator isn't afraid to talk back to the president.
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The point of the fool was not to be admirable in himself, but to be the class clown who had the guts to talk back to the teacher.
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Slack, the fast-growing messaging app used by three million people every day to talk to each other at work, will one day soon talk back to you.
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All of these factors — recognition of gender inequalities, recognition of different gender identities, chances for audiences to talk back — they kind of provide scaffolding for changes in regulation.
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In Brazil, President Jair Bolsonaro was swept into power by an upper-middle class angry with the welfare state that empowered their black maids to talk back to them.
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" An obituary on Friday about the songwriter John D. Loudermilk misstated the surname of the singer who had a country hit with Mr. Loudermilk's song "Talk Back Trembling Lips.
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"As he's ramped up the intensity and the different cuts, his ankle is starting to talk back to him a little bit here," Red Sox manager John Farrell said.
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"I never thought I would find someone who wouldn't leave me, and who wouldn't talk back to me and judge me for being crazy," Paytas said in her vows.
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Bauer said he recognizes, intellectually, that he should not talk back on Twitter and elsewhere, but he would rather be authentic — even to a fault — than simply spew clichés.
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"How the officers will talk to you at some times is a struggle, and just knowing that you have to bite your tongue because you can't talk back," she says.
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Here's the thing, though: For those chips in those devices to do any good, they have to communicate with the outside world, and the outside world has to talk back.
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The airbase long ago caught the eye of Pentagon planners, Mr Carter tells troops gathered for a morale-boosting talk, back when it was just a "dot on the map".
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One scene that has stayed with me since the screening is when Lavonda, upset at what she perceives to be her daughter's talk-back attitude, throws a knife at her.
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The RKV will draw on the SM program's improved flight-to-ground "talk-back" communications, sensor capabilities, improved data processing, and better target discrimination — achieving performance improvements at low cost.
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Eventually we started using our voices to communicate with powerful but still maturing AI-infused digital assistants like Alexa, Cortana, Google Assistant and yes, Siri — and have them talk back.
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The latest is "Talk Back," a group show at Flux Factory filled with works across media that treat disability not only as subject matter, but also as an aesthetic principle.
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"What he did and how he reacts and how he has the need to talk back and insult anybody who doesn't agree with him and that's pretty disgraceful," she added.
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It is a language that even prereaders can "read," an art form with the power to inspire young people to "talk back" to it by making art of their own.
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It was as if the 1959 Kitchen Debate had been replayed, with Nixon allowed to show off the American model home in Sokolniki Park and Khrushchev forbidden to talk back.
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Digital assistants that we talk to — Siri, Alexa, Cortana — are already commonplace, but creating computers that talk back will mean something extra: using machine learning to offer users prompts and suggestions.
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During the performance, Fajans tells the story of the death of his father, and in a post-show talk-back, Vaughan admits the improvisation pushed him out of his comfort zone.
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He could talk back then and a colleague and I spent some time after his speech sticking a pencil in his tie to make it stand up, in defiance of gravity.
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Lesson No. 2 is that if I were to talk to Serena, she talks to me and I get surprised that she talks to me, and then I don't talk back.
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"It was so many beautiful brown faces all together, listening to my music, and responding to it in a cultural way I don't get to experience—talk-back, movement," she recalled.
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She asks: Who has the right to speak, to talk back to history, images and institutions — and, most important, who will be rewarded for this gesture and who will be impugned?
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Put simply, the silent protagonist means that there is no positive force in the world of the game to talk back to the longform, clear arguments being put forth by the antagonists.
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While I was engaged in a conversation, while I was listening to the person talk back to me, I was thinking about some of my ATO sets I was gonna run today.
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After Mr. Wolfert concludes his monologue — with a fast-forward dance recap — stagehands create a ring of chairs and the audience circles up for a combination of talk-back and group therapy.
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" "Symptoms are multitudinous," the note continues, "but this particular morning, she suffered from an inability to remove herself from her bed, and also feel the need to talk back to her birth-giver.
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"The custom here is that the broadcast management is God, and one just doesn't talk back to God," TV Prima's editor-in-chief, Jitka Obzinova, says in an audio recording of the meeting.
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One of the big behavioral science insights into child development is for parents to talk or engage with their children all the time, even if they're too young to talk back, said Oreopoulos.
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From Shakespeare's King Lear, to the dedicated TV series, to basically every person on talk-back radio, the figure of the 'grumpy old man'—or indeed 'grumpy old person'—is alive and well.
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But it's a fun way to personalize your Roomba, and it might even make you feel less embarrassed about talking to your vacuum droid when it has no ability to talk back to you.
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Throughout the finale and "After the Final Rose"—a sort of talk-back reunion episode at the end of every season—Arie defends his actions with wholesome Bachelor dogma: He was following his heart!
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Talk to her — just don't expect her to talk back: Two men (a nurse and a journalist) share a friendship while caring for their girlfriends (a dancer and a matador), who are both comatose.
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"I have the director, producer, color commentator, play-by-play person, host, on-air talk back, master control, and studio mix on," he says — and that's in addition to the many mics in stadium.
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Other fun little features included in the Arlo system are a night-vision mode and two-way audio — listen in or talk back through the camera's built-in speaker and mic right from your phone.
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Sick of the way that men catcalled and badgered her and other women in public, Fazlalizadeh started using wheatpasting as a way to let women talk back to their catcallers without putting themselves in danger.
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Corporate employers will of course use "tight labor markets" as an opportunity to find more ways to automate work, to install those machines that don't talk back that will continue to run when the markets untighten.
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"So it's sort of like a talk back to respectability politics that a lot of survivors have to conform to, or they feel like they have to conform to be believed or listened to," she said.
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MY FIRST BABY SIGNSBy Phil Conigliaro and Tae Won YuWorkman, $15.95 "Talk to your baby," new parents are told, but that can be difficult and even awkward, for the simple reason that babies don't talk back.
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So what I miss about the interaction with people around ideas, and quite honestly why I follow so few people as I do, is I'd actually like to talk back, I'd like to have an engaging interaction.
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Everyone has an opinion when it comes to breastfeeding, and everyone has a different experience with it, so it can be both comforting and empowering to learn more about it via an outside source — who can't talk back.
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One Sunday, after a matinee performance, a talk-back conversation with audience members covered several topics, including questions about consent, how to help survivors who don't want to talk about their experiences and the value of an apology.
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Like consumer products, voice assistants are invited into your house, but the anthropomorphizing goes further: You talk to them, telling them personal information and making them privy to the entirety of your domestic life, and they talk back.
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Because I think that that's a really hard thing that a lot of girls are yet to be able to do, to talk back to guys, if they're being rude to them, and tell them that they're being rude.
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An Amazon Echo or a Google Home, well, they talk to you, and if you're lucky, you might be able to figure out how to talk back in the right way and do random things around the house. Huh?
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Their 90-minute birthday ceremony was attended by hundreds of people and included a half hour video in which the women doled out advice on life and friendship (including brief-but-wise directives like "don't talk back" and "respect").
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We used a Withings Home monitor, which allows you to keep a 135-degree eye on your little one through your phone while you're in a nearby room, while also measuring air quality and allowing you to talk back to them.
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" In another post she wrote, "I look up to the sky and talk to you, what I would give just to hear you talk back .. My love your son and I love you way more than you could ever imagine.
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Meanwhile, in the afterlife, Shawn the demon (Marc Evan Jackson) cheerfully encases his minions in painful punishment cocoons when they fail to perform their evil tasks adequately, when they talk back to him, or just when he feels like it.
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What we need more in this world is kindness and common decency, and what he did and how he reacts, and how he has the need to talk back and insult anybody who doesn't agree with him, that's pretty disgraceful.
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"If we act like young people, if we get into a fight or talk back, we are going to get suspended or have an interaction with the police," Ms. Colon said on Thursday, explaining what she told Mr. de Blasio.
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Yet, according to many in the audience who spoke at a postshow talk-back, the cross-gender casting offered just enough remove to help them think through how they might have understood the debates had they not strongly preferred one candidate.
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Voice technology was one solution to the measurement problem, Tushinskiy said, which is why Instreamatic switched its focus to conversational AI. The company recently partnered with Pandora to test the new advertising format, which prompts listeners to talk back to ads.
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When they aren't having to defend the legal and moral legitimacy of the fanworks they create, transformative fans are often seen as aggressive for trying to talk back to, and hold creators accountable for, certain stories' problematic elements — including queerbaiting, fridging, and erasure.
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In "Bootycandy," an earlier satire of black theatrical tropes and the white people who love them, a stand-in character for the playwright tells audience members at a postshow talk back that he hopes they will "choke" trying to swallow what he's written.
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You watch a moment like that, in the exhibition's "Talk-Back TV" montage, and you remember the show's deep roots as a roving dialogue, often through national events, tragedies and disasters, with Ms. Winfrey holding the microphone (several of which are on display).
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And Trump has mused, according to reports, about bringing Porter -- with whom he is still said to talk -- back to the White House, though the President has has told advisers he realizes he probably could not do that after the allegations against him.
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Connected city infrastructure and cars that talk back could potentially do a lot to help ease traffic conditions, but in the meantime, the city of Montréal in Quebec, Canada is using a more immediately available tech to try to address its urban traffic problem: Bluetooth.
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Once he learns he hasn't been selected for the first group date, Chad furiously packs huge cans of protein powder into his suitcase (they're better than friends and never talk back), straps the suitcase onto his weight belt, and…proceeds to do some pull-ups.
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Kuhl's lab has done studies which show when infants listen to speech, "not only does the auditory cortex area in their brain light up, but the motor areas that will eventually speak light up," she said, showing the baby is getting ready to talk back.
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Scripts: Despite talk back and core-cutting rise in digital media, marketers are spending more money than ever to reach the biggest TV audience of the year, CBS CEO, Leslie Moonves said that 30seconds fast for Sandy's big game is selling as much as 5 million dollars.
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In my son's new favorite volume, "The Berenstain Bears Show Some Respect," the bears get snappish with one another during a search for the ideal picnic spot, as the cubs talk back to Mama and Papa, and Papa Bear, in turn, speaks disrespectfully to his father.
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"The ability to talk back to TV through apps and devices is also making interactivity more possibility—but also, interactive apps and devices don't necessarily create this—they tap into pre-exiting fan cultures around TV, and the participatory nature of communications more broadly," she said.
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Watching the characters on Boy Meets World flirt with one another, talk back to teachers, and wear outfits more revealing than what I'd see any of my peers wear back home helped me adjust to my seventh grade class in California after I moved to the United States.
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"We&aposve all said and done things, baby, that we wish we could talk back and swallow and say [&aposoops&apos] but when you&aposre in the public eye, you can&apost, and it&aposs out there but to put the title of racist on her [is not true]."
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There was some talk, back a few months ago, about Alexander Wang trying to team up with the Council of Fashion Designers of America and organize an actual "pre-collection week" (he has decided the pre-collections will be his main show), but it didn't happen, for whatever reason.
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The positioning of our living-room furniture was crucial to the experience: she in an armchair, occasionally riled up enough to talk back to the TV in angst or encouragement; me on the sofa behind, watching the back of her head and wondering what the hell was going on in there.
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Whether it's your mother punishing you for staying out past curfew, your abuela being unimpressed if you dare to talk back, or Cardi B being done with Nicki's constant shade and belittling of her success—the throwing of la chancla is a symbol for the fed up, exhausted Latinx women.
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Instead, she argued, a school should have a policy in place for the student to seek out a guidance counselor or nurse and do some role-playing that helps the student "externalize his worry," similar to how Mountain Valley teenagers are taught to observe their thinking and talk back to it.
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We're literally running the company now, they're in fear of the very users they seek to consort with... The moment a dev steps out of line or try to talk back to a player, guess what, they'll know we got their hands on their throat and we can squeeze any time we like.
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Most of "Talk to Me" is only tangentially related to the making of Dadbot; it's actually a deep history of the technology that made such a robot father possible, how we came to be on the cusp of truly conversational, natural-language technology that can hear and understand us, and talk back.
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Among the latest innovations: The use of digital scanners and 33-D printers to offer same-day crown replacements, smart toothbrushes that talk back to you via a phone app when you've missed an area while brushing, lasers that eliminate the need for an anesthetic, and digital tools that detect oral cancer.
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I have never seen anything onscreen before or since that made me fully feel the claustrophobia of living under patriarchy like the first three episodes of Handmaid's Tale did, and that's why I always feel disappointed when the show gives into the easy catharsis of letting June talk back to whoever she wants to.
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"The shift that's happened in the past few years that trans people are more visible; because of social media, more of our voices are elevated, so we're able to talk back in a way that we have not been able to before...But we need more allies coming on board to say these lives matter," she said.
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Even if a character can't talk back to you or otherwise engage with you, it makes sense that if you get home at night and spend an hour or two (or more, we don't judge) watching a TV show, you might get really attached to them because they bring you joy or cheer you up after a rough day.
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The Pro units maintain their predecessors' weatherproofing and wireless portability, while addressing the two biggest issues with the earlier version, bringing swappable batteries designed to work up to six months on a charge (along with replacement batteries bundled in) and two-way audio, so users can hear what's going on and talk back to people they see on camera.
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You've noticed the decades of hair styles and pivots in emotional intent, from the loaded confrontations of what the exhibition reminds us was once called "talk-back TV" to the "best self" era — basically, from her inspiring the cage matches of Jerry Springer and Maury Povich to featuring the real talk of Iyanla Vanzant, the gender decoding of John Gray and the Richter-scale-registering impact of Oprah's Book Club.
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This model comes with some pretty cool features that I was excited to try: Remote steering, up to 300 degrees left and right and 125 degrees up and downSleepZone virtual boundary — you can set a boundary around a certain area and get an alert if your baby (hedgehog) moves outside the areaTwo-way talk back and lullabies, meaning I can start talking to her and watch her freeze on her wheelMoonlite night vision, which can temporarily illuminate the camera.
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The normalization of women's roles as things to be consumed, there's products that are made, just like there are now, the idea of the semi-sentient sex doll is really in line with what's going on in this Blade Runner universe, about having a thing that fulfills everything you want, but doesn't talk back and can't argue with you, but can be a loving supporting companion and also fulfill all your sexual needs feels like something that's very contemporary and something the movie is very self-aware about.
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