"We want the full picture to be understood," she said.
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For the full picture see the European Union's official website.
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Read on for the full picture of Hefner's family tree.
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We wanted to make sure you got the full picture.
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Even that broader figure does not capture the full picture.
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We have ideas, but we don't have the full picture.
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But what if the numbers aren't painting the full picture?
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"The markets are not going to have the full picture."
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Looking at unit sales alone doesn't tell the full picture.
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Chillingly, this number doesn't begin to capture the full picture.
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But what viewers are seeing is not the full picture.
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It simply means we don't have the full picture yet.
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But this characterization in the media isn't the full picture.
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The agency isn't even seeing the full picture, Burrows said.
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However, this meme omits the full picture that the EPA presented.
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And hopefully we will be able to get the full picture.
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The full picture will not be clear until after Dec. 15.
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You should read the whole story to get the full picture.
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But whether they give us the full picture is another question.
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This variation may mean not all women get the full picture.
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The full picture Schumer paints here is one of Republican coordination.
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Players won't grasp the full picture immediately, and neither can we.
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The full picture of Pruitt's spending still remains to be seen.
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Will Trump get the full picture about this from his trusted advisers?
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We are trying to make sure that we get the full picture.
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What matters is the full picture of an individual's assets and liabilities.
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Only playing through the game once doesn't give you the full picture.
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You'll have to check out the sale yourself for the full picture.
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I'm supposed to know that pictures don't give you the full picture.
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Objectivity has long been science's favorite defense for neglecting the full picture.
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However, those financials don't necessarily show the full picture of Uber's business.
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But we are trying to make sure that we get the full picture.
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The host suggested viewers read Adobe's conference call to get the full picture.
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Overall—and only he had the full picture—the effort ebbed and flowed.
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You don't understand the full picture yet, so don't make any hasty decisions.
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Only now is the full picture of what happened and why becoming clear.
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"I'm so glad we came back to get the full picture," she said.
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But the potential criminality of the president's conduct is not the full picture.
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But Herbert said the video didn't tell the full picture of that night.
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And the study may not reflect the full picture of women using the service.
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There are no fears of starvation yet but we've not got the full picture.
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The full picture of the Fyre Festival fiasco remains murky, even after two documentaries.
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Viewers, like the characters, do not have the full picture, even at the end.
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The full picture of how many people will sign up is not yet clear.
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There are people like this, unfortunately, but they do not represent the full picture.
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It's like a painting: You can look up close or get the full picture.
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Rating agencies and others say the HKMA data might not give the full picture.
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But even this warm winter "isn't really giving us the full picture," she said.
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We still don't know the full picture because the counting has not been completed.
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It's time to pass H.R. 3106 to provide the American public the full picture.
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Yet the full picture is rather different, and McNickle doesn't shy from it either.
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Don't get so close to the painting that you can't see the full picture.
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And the study may not reflect the full picture of patients using the service.
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Including the full picture, the benefits far outweigh the costs considering society as a whole.
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"She's just trying to cut, cut, cut and not share the full picture," Sinema said.
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We'll make sure you get the full picture on Apple's plans for your favorite devices.
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We were not being told where he was and couldn&apost get the full picture.
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The intelligence services catch glimpses of what is going on, but not the full picture.
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Studies that look only at the spending by different school districts neglect the full picture.
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Country music, especially the country music of my youth, sometimes didn't paint the full picture.
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Eli Lilly CEO John Lechleiter said Monday the public is not getting the full picture.
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It now appears that Barr misled Congress — or at least didn't provide the full picture.
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"The report does not give the full picture, and is not fully independent," he said.
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To get the full picture and understand the storytelling, you had to go all in.
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According to Gluskin Sheff's David Rosenberg, the stronger survey data doesn't show the full picture.
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That's the thing about getting what you want—you don't see the full picture at first.
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Whether or not Chili's customers will be given the full picture, however, remains to be seen.
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"If we look at the unemployment rate alone, we are missing the full picture," Gould wrote.
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But to hear Weld tell it, the full picture didn't become clear until after Inauguration Day.
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Schiff said lawmakers need to "wait till we see the full picture" before deciding on impeachment.
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There are good arguments that the full picture may not be as bleak as it seems.
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Economists consider the gap important, but insufficient to paint the full picture of U.S. trade relations.
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That's why, for years, budget watchdogs have urged Congress and CBO to consider the full picture.
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If you cover the three things, you have the full picture of what people are wearing.
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The American people deserve the full picture when it comes to the pharmaceutical industry's opaque pricing.
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Yet the full picture ends up being depressingly similar to what it was on health care.
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But again, this is just another way to collect information to build out the full picture.
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Facebook isn't disputing the discussions took place, but says the email conversations aren't the full picture.
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However, this analysis was performed only on Android devices, excluding China, so it's not the full picture.
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"That's a week of TV," he said, adding that sum might not even capture the full picture.
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And finally, here's the full picture of a praying mantis wearing 1950s style 3D glasses, just because.
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But adding macOS data to the mix is key if you want to see the full picture.
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It doesn't provide the full picture that I requested, and it doesn't answer all of my questions.
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This project is important in order to show a small part of the full picture in Syria.
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We'll likely get the full picture next month, which is when Apple usually unveils its next iPhones.
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If we say that millennial voters were unlikely to support him, are we getting the full picture?
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That said, its data should be seen as a window into live streaming, not the full picture.
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"That signals in and of itself that they're not literally looking at the full picture," Beletsky said.
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The full picture of the coronavirus impact in Florida might not come into focus for some time.
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As a result, the reader often has the uneasy feeling of not being given the full picture.
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The coming Supreme Court nomination may be mesmerizing, but it shouldn't deflect attention from the full picture.
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China's 3% of global car exports doesn't give the full picture of how integrated the system is.
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But they also did what real stateswomen and men are supposed to do: Analyze the full picture.
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The full glass screen wraps smoothly from edge to edge, giving you the full picture every time.
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" The Panama Papers, Chris says, are probably the tip of the iceberg: "We're not getting the full picture.
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Facts First: O'Rourke's is accurate but this statistic requires key context in order to understand the full picture.
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If you are only paying attention to the number of confirmed cases, you aren't getting the full picture.
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What I felt was that people don't always get the full picture of how these systems are used.
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All the corresponding sides needed to be lined up and connected before the full picture could be revealed.
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Unlike reviews, episode recaps usually include spoilers, so you get the full picture without actually seeing the picture.
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Because no one except Facebook has the full picture — and it's not opening its platform for ethnical audit.
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Startling as they may be, these statistics do not paint the full picture of corporate concentration in America.
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There's much more to it than that, but you'll need to read it to get the full picture.
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Defining the phenomenon as solely a musical genre or an inside joke fails to capture the full picture.
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Do you understand the full picture of your finances, both personally and professionally if you're a business owner?
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It's a complicated situation, and it's well worth reading AnandTech's writeup in its entirety for the full picture.
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But we still haven't gotten the full picture of why, and how it might relate to Russian interference.
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" Look at the full picture, Drew says: "You have to think about the function and flow of a space.
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Not getting enough sleep makes it harder to step back and see the full picture of any given situation.
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But getting the full picture—all 3 billion base pairs of your genome—requires a much more laborious process.
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Once the full picture is in place, how much more time do you want to spend looking at it?
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You need the full picture of your financial health, and there are some great new tools to get that.
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It's too early to know the full picture for what premiums will look like around the country for 85033.
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McFadden asked whether Comey could release a transcript of his testimony to get the full picture before the public.
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Yet the rating system for more than 4,500 hospitals nationwide does not always provide consumers with the full picture.
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"China isn't the full picture," said Nigel Vaz, emerging markets and Asia-Pacific CEO of Publicis, a digital consultancy.
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This apparent decline in organizational, business, and geographical complexity, however, fails to capture the full picture, the study found.
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A Biden campaign official said the former vice president had not presented the "full picture" but declined to elaborate.
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Audiences aren't getting the full picture on the issues in play, be it immigration, health care or gun control.
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Some people will intentionally accept that trade-off, with knowledge of the full picture of Amazon's data collection operation.
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Plus, they warn, what's been leaked out of the closed-door impeachment hearings so far isn't the full picture.
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TMZ broke story ... Daniel Leblanc was spotted outside her house in June, but now we have the full picture.
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"We know the full picture of the family in the writer's room -- I know it in my brain," Fogelman said.
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To clarify we need to zoom out, to read his entire posture, his hands, the full picture of a human.
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Of course, to get the full picture, you have to look at governors races, state legislatures and ballot initiatives too.
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To historians, what tends to be missing from Confederate monuments is the full picture of what they really stand for.
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But the headlines and store closings do not show the full picture of the health of the U.S. retail sector.
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The broader point here is that while Clinton's diagnosis of why she lost is accurate, it's not the full picture.
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Doing so would make sense, they said, because only the agency had the full picture of a drug's safety risks.
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According to this letter from Twitter, I should look at the context, or the full picture for a better understanding.
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With the full picture still unclear, the new front simply added another complicated twist to an already dizzyingly multisided war.
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Mr. Brathwaite's work helps us see the full picture of African-American visual history, which is still coming into focus.
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Mr. Brathwaite's work helps us see the full picture of African-American visual history, which is still coming into focus.
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"Until you actually live in NYCHA and experience what they're experiencing, you really don't see the full picture," she said.
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Because a significant percentage of dead whales are lost at sea, these devastating numbers do not show the full picture.
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The full picture of how our country thinks about #MeToo will take time, and much more research, to flesh out.
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We don't think it's the full picture of your heart, it's just a subset of what's going on in your heart.
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But look around the corner and the full picture shows the child is covered in ash generated by a dumpster fire.
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Full moons often bring clarity, but it could take a few days for this one to show you the full picture.
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These findings are interesting, for sure, but they don't paint the full picture of what intermittent fasting looks like in practice.
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"The full picture will be provided in early 2017 by the future report of an external independent inquiry board," he added.
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But that's not the full picture — Uber wins because it's walking away from this lawsuit with a chance for a future.
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Their conversation indicates that they have heard rumors of what's expected of them, but haven't quite gotten the full picture yet.
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Additionally, it only refers users to Planned Parenthood clinics, which means it doesn't necessarily reflect the full picture of available care.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch You may think you're the office superstar, but the full picture is probably more complicated.
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Idealizing women into smaller versions of themselves is destructive, even, or especially, when the full picture contains details we'd rather ignore.
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The thing about making projections on voter turnout this soon after the election is that we don't have the full picture.
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Salvador's beaches are world-famous for a reason, but you don't get the full picture unless you visit more than one.
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Psychologically, scholarships can be exciting and make students feel wanted, Ms. Keane said, but students need to consider the full picture.
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"My work is often cited in misleading ways that don't give the full picture," Mr. Koper said Thursday in an email.
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"We want and need the full picture, regardless of whether Amtrak owns it," the lawmakers wrote, referring to infrastructure and locomotives.
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Sometimes a "like" in social media doesn't give the full picture, or you're just not inspired enough to write a fuller response.
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That's crucial because it is what will give this IPO momentum, but Bitmain isn't playing ball and showing us the full picture.
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If you feel like your second house doesn't paint the full picture of how you relate to and use money, you're right.
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Keep in mind that Fidelity's data only takes into account those Americans with retirement accounts so it doesn't present the full picture.
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Infinity War hints at surprising depths for its biggest of big bads, but never quite gets around to completing the full picture.
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In McHugh's Breitbart hiring announcement, she said, "Conservative journalism means exposing the truth and giving the public the full picture — nothing less."
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Soon after arriving in Colombia, Nissen realized that if he wanted to capture the full picture, he needed to see both sides.
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Another White House official said the President wanted to give the "full picture" of how he sees things in the United States.
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Not quite the whole story: Democrats have repeatedly slammed the administration's proposed cuts, but their attacks don't quite give the full picture.
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But even if the authorities do everything they can to disclose accurate numbers, the full picture won't be complete until much later.
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But it is still too early to know the full picture on what premiums will look like around the country in 2628.
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"We want and need the full picture, regardless of whether Amtrak owns it," the lawmakers wrote, referring to infrastructure and train cars.
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The situation is fluid, and researchers, vendors and the cybersecurity industry are still working to understand the full picture of the threat.
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When you develop film, there are a bunch of processes that have to be executed properly before the full picture reveals itself.
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But some advocates and experts think the board's new "adversity score" might just be another number that can't possibly show the full picture.
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Finally, Rachel has the full picture: Yael is a reporter who is about to tell the world that the Everlasting producers killed Mary.
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Authorities said the number of people evacuated so far is an estimate and the full picture will emerge when the blaze is contained.
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Keep in mind that Fidelity's data only takes into account those Americans with a retirement account so it doesn't present the full picture.
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But some members of Congress feel they didn't get the full picture of Ross's ties to Russia during the debate over his confirmation.
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Keep in mind that Fidelity's data only takes into account those Americans with a retirement account, so it doesn't present the full picture.
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Only when the puzzle is complete can you see the full picture, or, in terms of tech, get something to work as intended.
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Historically, advertisers buying on big "walled garden" platforms from Google or Facebook haven't gotten the full picture of how their ads are performing.
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Democrats say the grand jury material that's redacted from the Mueller report will give them the full picture of what Mueller's investigation uncovered.
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But Ivanka Trump, the President's top aide and daughter, pressed aides to look at the full picture when considering what withdrawal could mean.
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There's heart and smarts fueling the Cardi B spectacle, and Gangsta Bitch Music, however clumsily at times, succeeds in delivering the full picture.
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But proponents of Medicare for all, also known as a single-payer system, are quick to note this isn't quite the full picture.
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Those demonstrations predictably were met with a violent backlash from the Iranian powers-that-be, the full picture of which is still emerging.
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We don't yet have the full picture of Trump's scientific censorship, since we're still waiting for many federal agencies to release public records.
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But when it comes to understanding the full picture of domestic terrorism, Congress and the American people are trapped in this futile exercise.
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Other metrics — such as traffic congestion and passenger numbers — could also shed some clues on the full picture of China's return to work.
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Keep in mind that Fidelity's data only takes into account those Americans with a retirement account and so can't present the full picture.
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But the LSND experiment, Scholberg told Live Science, provided the first firm evidence that what humans could detect might not be the full picture.
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According to Dr. Christianson, the women in this study each had a BMI between 30 and 35, so it doesn't provide the full picture.
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"Look, I think everyone will acknowledge, the stock market is up and unemployment is down, but that doesn't tell the full picture," said Rep.
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To really get the full picture of your personality, Guler says, you have to consider your rising sign, your moon sign, and so on.
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We think some details that might be regarded as frivolous by some big media companies are really important for giving people the full picture.
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I am aware that scientists are still debating whether this diagnosis is premature, but you should have raised it to provide the full picture.
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Leaked information is inherently one-sided and rarely paints the full picture of what's going on as it comes from someone with an agenda.
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Lichtman and the defense pushed for the jury to get the full picture, but Judge Cogan erred on the side of narrowing the focus.
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Waver can autonomously map a predetermined section of riverbed, moving like a Roomba across the water in segment sweeps to build the full picture.
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R. 85033, the Domestic and International Terrorism DATA Act—to pull back the curtain from the full picture of terrorism in the United States.
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The full picture is that Trump launched a provocative, likely unnecessary attack that could well tip us into a full-scale war with Iran.
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All of the rest of us are just trying to piece together the tidbits, but Mueller sees something much closer to the full picture.
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It doesn't give the full picture of the practice, and it makes people obsessed with certain kinds of asana and that's not the point.
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But because they're all only focused on their one particular arm, they don't dare spend much time trying to suss out the full picture.
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The oft-cited statistic that "half of resolutions fail" is discouraging, and doesn't necessarily paint the full picture of what resolutions are like in action.
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"We think that that investors don't quite have the full picture of the strength of the business through the reporting that Unilever provides," Brooker said.
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" The knee-jerk criticism from other designers is the result of short-term thinking, Reed says: "In one day, you don't see the full picture.
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Sometimes to get the full picture of an industry, Cramer goes off the tape to look at privately held companies with potentially game-changing technology.
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These figures aren't the full picture, however – the App Store launched on July 10, 2008 with just 500 applications, but App Annie arrived in 2010.
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But Instagram is tricky territory, because photos and videos don't paint the full picture of a person's health — no matter how long the captions are.
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Trier keeps his distance so that we're never entirely sure what to make of what we see, purposely refusing to fill in the full picture.
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One aide said the President wanted to give the "full picture" of how he sees things -- not only wanting to do Charlottesville in a vacuum.
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But that doesn't show the full picture, and my real intention was to offer a wider vantage into what happens in a place like Aleppo.
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And that's why it's so critical that the special counsel be allowed to complete his investigation unimpeded so that we can have the full picture.
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And pointing to a victory for the trade imbalance, although it misses the full picture, can be easily touted as a win, according to Finke.
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"Catesby had numerous descriptions of these exotic animals and plants and reptiles, and the descriptions along with the images provide the full picture," Mack explained.
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The Democrats had a good night: • We still don't have the full picture, but the trends in voter turnout continue to look strong for Democrats.
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A viewer drags a finger or the mouse over it (or tilts the phone) to move through and see the full picture from different angles.
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Their perspective is instead integrated into broader analysis prepared by the National Security Council so that the President gets the full picture from his experts.
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"We know the details and when you know the full picture and you know the extent of her danger, you better believe [it's troubling]," DeVine added.
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Each camera takes a quarter of the full picture, but the Planetary Camera (PC) takes a magnified view which needs to be scaled down, said Scowen.
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The extent to which this represents the full picture is the extent to which Johnson – or any other investor – will be prepared to supply more dough.
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"It's going to take much more research and many years to understand the full picture of the impact of marijuana legalization on population health," says Li.
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TISC's chief executive Jaya Chakrabarti said companies' reports did not always give the full picture as some might give vague statements for legal and commercial reasons.
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How did you approach their personal horror stories without being exploitative or melodramatic, while still giving the full picture of both Gooden and Strawberry's aberrant behavior?
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The House was right to put a range of tax increases on the table, but wrong to object to the full picture about the economic effects.
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"This is an investigation that will probably take until the end of the year before we can get the full picture," Malmstrom told a news conference.
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This report helps show where all the money is going, giving the industry some ammo behind its claims that list prices don't tell the full picture.
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But, we just learned the full picture, with Microsoft announcing the move on GitHub Thursday, and it's even bigger than we could have possibly dreamed of.
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The full picture of the threat presented by the virus is still not known, but in addition to the health risks, it is fueling ugly stereotypes.
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But putting together this puzzle to give us the full picture of terrorism in the United States doesn't take us to the end of the road.
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But while this offers a snapshot of Trump's finances, the public still doesn't know the full picture since he's steadfastly refused to release his tax returns.
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The full picture of the decade is a player who built himself into an all-around force and was mostly underrated in the broader sports world.
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We won't have the full picture on The Rise of Skywalker until we see the box office totals at the end of its full theatrical run.
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Image: NASA/Jeremy HarbeckNew photos of a surprisingly rectangular iceberg are offering the full picture of this now-famous Antarctic structure—and it remains weird as hell.
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"It is tough to gain trust ... to get the full picture first time from victims who can be wary of the police," said detective inspector Brian Gallagher.
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Like any bad relationship, the only way that you will begin to see the full picture is after you've moved on and reflect back on the experience.
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Remember to step back and take in the full picture this month, as it will give you a better (and more encouraging) sense of your current situation.
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But bit by bit, by picking at smaller, specific cases that could, in due course, show the full picture, Mueller is bringing Moscow's meddling into greater focus.
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Getting bits and pieces of a larger whole, without having any sense of what the full picture looks like, can be a good time for some viewers.
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The full picture means, doing a better job of addressing the needs of crime victims, and give them what they say they need when they've been harmed.
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I understand that, but I think voters are going to be looking at the full picture of what I have to offer, my life and my service.
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We consulted Agrofert's annual reports, in Czech, along with a Czech watchdog and a Warsaw-based corporate intelligence firm, to make sure we had the full picture.
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Sometimes, especially with political back-and-forths, one side will look only at evidence supporting its own position, conveniently leaving out the full picture, Dr. Gutting noted.
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Increases in childhood weight, based on body mass index calculations at age 8, were related to earlier pubertal timing in boys, but didn't explain the full picture.
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But in terms of this playthrough, it's just the 10, which means I'm a long way from seeing the full picture that Square Enix has painted here.
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It took me a long time to recognize that I was not really looking at the full picture when I chose which men to get involved with.
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But fear not, that's not the full picture: A fund like that also pays investors interest, and will soon be adding new bonds paying a higher rate.
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"I'm so glad we came back to get the full picture," she said as her husband added, "I could feel that there was more to talk about."
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When we think about this phenomenon, many of us picture single individuals begging for money at street corners, or sleeping outside, but that's not the full picture.
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However, the data may not give the full picture because ships can turn off their tracking transponders and there can be limited port reception, including in Iran.
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If you're a visual learner, it's easy to drop-in diagrams, videos, photos, GIFs, and anything else that is important in order to give yourself the full picture.
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"We know the full picture of the family in the writer's room -- I know it in my brain," creator Dan Fogelman said in a recent interview with CNN.
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Although antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager said it was not a formal probe at that stage, but rather an information-gathering exercise — in order to "get the full picture."
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There were multiple twists to unpack, questions still to answer, and other details that we see in a totally different light now that we have the full picture.
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Despite the urging of professional organizations like the American Epilepsy Society and leading researchers to give patients the full picture, neurologists shy from a discussion of this phenomenon.
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The documents do not paint the full picture of an individual's outside income totals, as employees are not required to enter an exact dollar amount for each source.
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Any external review of the DCCC's in-house polling program is only considering 6 percent of the sample, which any pollster would realize is not the full picture.
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We need to do a better job of being true to our values and looking at the full picture, not just what someone can do for our movement.
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More than anything, conversations around porn should be level-headed and educational, giving young people the full picture and space to form their own ethical opinions about it.
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Though that argument seems to apply quite well to Nintendo's strategy here with the NES Classic, its Amiibo toys, and its 3DS handhelds, it doesn't paint the full picture.
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Steven Friedman and Chi Lo, both senior economists at BNP Paribas Asset Management, said the "conventional wisdom" that the tariff conflict will hurt emerging markets misses the full picture.
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Yes, but: Congressional committee assignments haven't been decided yet, so the full picture of who tech will tangle with for the next two years hasn't yet come into view.
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I now realize that my understanding of the situation was not the full picture and the last thing I want is for Olivia to ever feel abandoned or alone.
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The suspect's attorney, however, called the incident a "tragic accident" and his family issued a statement in support of him as the full picture of what happened remains unclear.
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Trigger words like "boosts forecasts" can be misleading and investors should digest the full picture and make buy and sell decisions based on the quarterly shareholder presentations, Cramer said.
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Unfortunately, trying on a sweater for about 45 seconds in a dressing room doesn't offer the full picture of how it'll really feel after a little bit of wear.
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Sessions's directive last week prevents prosecutors from assessing the full picture of the case and forces them to instead charge people with harsh federal crimes that carry severe penalties.
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"We need the full picture if we're to have any chance of meeting the ambitious promises set out in the SDGs," she said in a statement accompanying the report.
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But she cautioned that we will never get the full picture of why this violence happened — so we need to reframe our focus to where it is most productive.
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However the remaining notices need to be published at the utmost speed so companies have the full picture to enable them to prepare properly for a no-deal scenario.
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Beyond Michigan, there is a national sense that crises like Flint's water poisoning are routinely kept under wraps in order to obscure the full picture of America's failing infrastructure.
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But those measures face significant pushback from drug lobbyists, who say such cost disclosures don't show the full picture of drug development and could hurt a highly competitive business.
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"Today's debate is important, but for all its efforts to take account of technological trends, it is largely taking place without reference to the full picture," the report concludes.
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"Conflating authority versus actual policy based on a redacted memo provides a disservice to the public and does not show the full picture of considerations presented to the secretary."
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But King fears that the full picture is still not being documented — that there are deaths not being reported or recorded, with insufficient research being conducted to rectify this.
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So I want to be clear about the full picture: A member of the president's cabinet oversaw a plan to reduce the political power of a specific ethnic group.
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As the full picture of last night's historic decision comes into focus, you can follow today's live updates and check out these other impeachment resources: • How are Republicans reacting?
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Studies of how many people in a population have Parkinson's typically go beyond reliance on self-reporting or death records because both can fail to capture the full picture.
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We all deserve better birth control, and we all deserve to have the full picture of possible side effects, no matter how trivial they may look in a headline.
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Because it was such a spur-of-the-moment event, we've been gathering as many details as possible to get the full picture of the our new favorite celebrity wedding.
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Obviously, police arrest data wouldn't paint the full picture, as there are enormous discrepancies between drug use and arrest rate based on which neighborhoods are policed and for which drugs.
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Clinton said voters would look at the full picture of what she had to offer and the "full threat" that Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, posed to the country.
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"It's important to take a step back and realise your friend's social media posts are the airbrushed life she wants you to see – rather than the full picture," said Lloyd.
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And one of the comments about that was that they were not giving the president, you know, sort of the full picture of what was going on with this investigation.
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Kourtney is, in Khloé's words, "so bitchy these days," but we finally get the full picture of the kard drama and it looks like there are a few guilty parties.
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The full picture means, federal and local leaders need to take steps that are consistent with the research, and ensure that young adults have every opportunity to succeed upon release.
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Before you change your status, you'll probably want to consult with a professional to get the full picture of what it would cost and how it would impact your business.
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"I think we're very clear that this isn't reassuring, but at the same time we should hold our horses and make sure we first get the full picture," he added.
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But many states that run their own exchanges have longer sign up periods, so it could be awhile before we have the full picture of the 2019 open enrollment season.
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"We seek to consider context and to see the full picture before deciding whether reported content or accounts violate our rules," Twitter wrote in an email to Guttenberg dated Wednesday.
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These bills more closely align 42 CFR Part 2 regulations with HIPAA, helping to ensure that all clinicians involved in a person's care get the full picture of their health.
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Some employment-related figures from Census will not be available, however, including granular data used to round out the full picture of the job market, labor force and wage growth.
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Ahmed al-Kholifey said it was too early to see the full picture of the economic damage caused by the new coronavirus, which has emerged in China and spread globally.
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"We're still trying to get the full picture of why he was in Italy, who he was in contact with, and where he stayed during this time," the official said.
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But it's amazing how well the two projects complement each other, almost as if you couldn't get the full picture without watching both — even though they were produced completely independently.
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And because of a kind of cognitive bias called availability bias, we may attach outsize significance to what we see around us rather than looking critically at the full picture.
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The saga has stirred up many on the right, who say that the students were unfairly maligned and that the media ran with one narrative before having the full picture.
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And even though the host was disappointed with the fact that he upset fans, he defended his style of work and dismissed those who choose not to see the full picture.
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To help you get the full picture, we're going way back — starting with late-1920s trendsetter Louise Brooks — and all the way up to today's Instagram queen Selena Gomez's latest fringe.
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"If the majority of retirement wealth is concentrated at the top and not evenly distributed, then just saying average retirement wealth has increased doesn't really tell the full picture," Bond said.
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However, they don't give the full picture of how a brick-and-mortar might perform in a given neighborhood, what to stock consistently, and how to grow and retain foot traffic.
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The show, Al-Soura Al-Kamila (the full picture), had drawn both praise and criticism for its coverage of controversial political topics only rarely explored on Egypt's predominantly pro-government airwaves.
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Thinking of a Place fosters a feeling that we are seeing just a slice of what's out there, potentially leaving us with a desire to experience the full picture of place.
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And since you can't really see her face in the video, we'll leave you with the full picture (from above) to give you an idea about the magic of the moment:
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The president has cited the steep U.S. trade deficit with China as proof of unfairness, though most economists say the metric doesn't reflect the full picture of trade between the nations.
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It is important, however, for lawmakers to consider the full picture of issues and facts before prescribing solutions that are well intended but risk going too far or not far enough.
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"Today's debate [over encryption] is important, but for all its efforts to take account of technological trends, it is largely taking place without reference to the full picture," said the study.
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The president has made narrowing that gap a primary goal of any potential deal, though economists say the trade deficit does not reflect the full picture of U.S.-China trade relations.
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Ultimately, these are just numbers, so they don't paint the full picture of the many reasons why people choose to wait to have kids or not to have them at all.
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"If I made CDs or did a promotional radio campaign, I don't think people would see the full picture of each person and the song that we created together," Gersten says.
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But persistent problems in testing have prevented the full picture of the virus's spread from becoming known, leaving officials without a clear idea of which states were faring better than others.
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To get the full picture, he combed through her earlier electronic medical records, now archived in an old electronic warehouse, and found that her symptoms had started maybe a decade earlier.
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George's story has been immortalized in movies like the Oscar-winning "The King's Speech" and Netflix's "The Crown," but you may not have the full picture of his history-making life.
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"We will respond appropriately by examining the full picture of damages from a recent series of disasters and how the budget has been used," Aso told reporters after a cabinet meeting.
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"We are working hard with this and confident that the prosecutor will take a decision in favor of my client when he gets the full picture," lawyer Henrik Olsson Lilja said.
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And it certainly wouldn't be partnering with rivals like Samsung and LG. In the not too distant future, we will likely get the full picture as Apple launches its new video service.
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"I think it is not of huge significance to the market, because it does not convey the full picture of Chinese authorities' intervention in the foreign-exchange market," BNP Paribas' Baig said.
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Although scientists don't know the full picture yet, they do have some pretty good ideas about why the little guys are so attracted to certain people — and how to make it stop.
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These are not the traditional positive tests you have to deal with you have a lot of different kind of evidence that you need to bring together to get the full picture.
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While Wong's bit doesn't paint the full picture of what lactation consultants do, like all comedy, it has a hint of truth in it about how damn hard breastfeeding can really be.
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The ball is now squarely in Congress's court to lift the ban that blocks us from seeing the full picture of how our institutions of higher education are delivering for America's students.
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It can seem like a zero sum, when you are competing for a job, a promotion, or a contract if someone wins and someone loses, but that is not the full picture.
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By subpoenaing for the full, unredacted report, Democrats are arguing they need the full picture to move forward with their own investigations and determinations on whether Trump committed criminal obstruction of justice.
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Find a persona-pricing fit and get the full picture of your customers, including their most-valued features, least-valued features, willingness to pay, cost of customer acquisition and customer lifetime value.
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De Robertis says we don't see the full picture of womanhood or what goes on behind the scenes, so the work resembles advertising tropes where the sexualization of women's bodies is omnipresent.
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The bottom line: The federal government's report on national health spending is essential reading, but it takes extra work to get the full picture of the money we spend on all drugs.
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As with a robo-advisor, I liked that this approach was hands-off, and I especially liked that I'd be able to see the full picture of my finances in one place.
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As VanDerWerff wrote: It's amazing how well the two projects complement each other, almost as if you couldn't get the full picture without watching both — even though they were produced completely independently.
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"While the revenue growth looks good, one would want to see the full picture, and moreover benchmark against Lyft," New York University Stern School of Business professor Robert Seamans told VICE News.
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Such loopholes, they said, can result in multiple lenders making loans to the same borrowers, often within a short period, without the full picture of their rising obligations and deteriorating ability to pay.
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While it's important to stay active, it's also crucial to pay attention to the full picture — including taking rest days when needed, eating a balanced diet, and getting enough sleep — all month long.
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These are performances that really sell the show's thesis — that people are always complicated, and that we are never going to see the full picture of any story until we acknowledge those layers.
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While I recommend you watch all ten episodes to get the full picture, here are a few of the most interesting details I picked out while watching the full docu-series this weekend.
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Netanyahu, writing on Facebook on Sunday, said extracts of transcripts of his conversations with Mozes carried in the newspapers did not represent the full picture, but he could not elaborate while under investigation.
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Rather than agree to a thorough disclosure, Kesha and her representatives improperly publicized, without Court permission, three out-of-context emails which do not present the full picture regarding the events they concern.
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But that's not even the full picture of the "biological annihilation" people are inflicting on the natural world, according to a study published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Sandals intends to vigorously defend itself in court against these one-sided allegations and looks forward to presenting the full picture of all the facts and circumstances surrounding this reported incident from 2016.
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VIX, Wall Street's so-called "fear gauge," does not give the full picture of investor sentiment and other measures should be taken into account, speakers at a major derivatives conference said this week.
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But Ryan Dyck, director of research policy and development with the rights group Egale Canada, says that without data on crimes motivated by gender identity and expression, we're not getting the full picture.
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While the report is very detailed, Senator Blumenthal said he was skeptical that it "actually presents the full picture" because there were so many questions left unanswered and documents that had gone missing.
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Woodward said he didn't think the social media platform gives the "full picture" of Trump's perspective -- and reflected briefly on what it might have been like if Nixon had had access to it.
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"With this instance in particular, what I struggle with and what frustrates me is that people are commenting on the headline without understanding the full picture, without understanding the full story," he said.
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Given the full picture of Hunter's conduct, it's pretty obvious he does lots of things his dad probably wishes he wouldn't, though on some level, that just shows you can't control your kids.
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In a statement on Thursday, Metro said it then undertook a comprehensive review of its loan book in order to establish the full picture before its fiscal full year, following the PRA advice.
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Certainly, the mall sector is having some problems, but the full picture also includes an overall Q2 gain in demand across all retail formats, and a gradual repositioning of malls as mixed-use projects.
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Murphy said he took part in a separate briefing from Romney -- but he said it's unclear if the information he was told amounted to the full picture of the state of play with Iran.
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And when politicians press the company to provide the full picture — based on the data that only Twitter can see — they just get fed more self-selected scraps shaped by Twitter's corporate self-interest.
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Repeated updates and revisions and omissions identified and subsequently fixed in Kushner's and Ivanka Trump's ethics forms have also driven home the idea that they do not paint the full picture of his interests.
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As straightforward as it might be to check Venus and the moon, only an electional astrologer can explain the finer points of the chart and give you the full picture of your wedding's astrology.
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But some businesses have argued that rules under GINA and the ADA make wellness programs burdensome—they suggest that without the full picture of an individual employee's health, it's difficult to sustain the programs.
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The current system — a progress bar in the middle of the top of the screen — is decent, but doesn't paint the full picture of what's going on and how close the payload really is.
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On the central question of whether the Trump campaign — including the president himself — coordinated with Russia during the 2016 election, Mueller's indictments and court filings have offered some details, but never the full picture.
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That's a significant shift from 2011, when less than a third agreed with the same position: It's tempting to pin this uptick solely to Donald Trump, but that doesn't quite capture the full picture.
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But I think voters are going to be looking at the full picture of what I have to offer, my life and my service, and the full threat that Donald Trump offers our country.
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To see the full picture, whiteness must be understood in light of our national history, specifically the use of state power to engineer preferential treatment for whites and deliberately impose cumulative disadvantage on blacks.
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The joint study captured the full picture of what the executives made based on their affiliation with their firms, including dividends on the stock they own and some extra benefits specific to private equity.
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If you simply measure air temperature, atmospheric carbon dioxide or sea-ice thickness in any given year, you won't be able to see the full picture of how the planet's weather patterns are changing.
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More research is needed to clearly understand probioticsThough researchers don't have the full picture yet, the National Institute of Health (NIH) says there is evidence to suggest probiotics might be helpful for certain health conditions.
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US officials said the alleged election hacks and Russia have come up in briefings with Trump, but the full picture of what all the different intelligence threads mean has not been presented to him yet.
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Mad Men proves how much room there is within the short-story show, where each piece is beautiful unto itself, but they're even more beautiful once you see how it contributes to the full picture.
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Airbus said on Friday it did not have the full picture of the reasons behind the 2009 accident because significant parts were lost, but the information from Norway enabled it to take the protective measures.
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" It continues: "Rather than agree to a thorough disclosure, Kesha and her representatives improperly publicized, without Court permission, three out-of-context emails which do not present the full picture regarding the events they concern.
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"Low oil prices aren't going away, and the risk is that we'll have … a slow burn of revelations and it will take a while for the full picture to emerge," IG strategist Chris Weston said.
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The full picture means, expanding provisions that allow a young person leaving prison some confidentiality around their record so they can get a job, get housing and successfully transition into a productive, law abiding adult.
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"Together this fresh data tends to support the view that there has been no sign of an immediate shock to the economy, although the full picture will continue to emerge," ONS statistician Darren Morgan said.
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The public will finally get to see the full picture of something that's been leaking in bits and pieces — how much each candidate raised during the first three months of the already-crowded 2020 race.
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Ms. Friedman Agnifilo said the current system is inefficient and piecemeal, depriving prosecutors of "the full picture of crimes being committed in Manhattan" and hampering their ability to spot problems before an arrest is made.
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"We all know that many times the child doesn't necessarily have the full picture of what happened; it does take time to reach out to caretakers and adults in their lives to understand," McCarthy said.
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So, any discussion of removing his name from the airport should include the full picture of the life of John Wayne and not be based on a single outlier interview from half a century ago.
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He uses deception to ensure his tests are reliable: Subjects don't have the full picture of what he's researching before they strap on the helmet, so they can't carry their biases into the VR setting.
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" The statement continues, "Rather than agree to a thorough disclosure, Kesha and her representatives improperly publicized, without Court permission, three out-of-context emails which do not present the full picture regarding the events they concern.
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"Right now, it's a one-sided story, and I think we've got to get the full picture, which we don't have because it's been a very rigged process," Thune said after a closed-door GOP lunch.
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Every Saturday, host Julia Furlan connects you with BuzzFeed News reporters and editors so you can get the full picture behind some of the fascinating and wide-ranging stories that were first reported by our team.
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"America's working families deserve the full picture when the federal government publishes data showing how the economy is doing, especially with quarterly GDP numbers," Schumer, the Senate minority leader from New York, said in a statement.
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One thing she noticed was that many of these, directed mostly by men, were shot to show the full picture of what was happening, meaning the audience could see the rapist taking pleasure from the act.
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It didn't expect that some large sales figures for October, such as a new development called The Alps Residences, and that Forest Woods had sold a combined 607 units, would matter much to the full picture.
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She explains that it's impossible to get the "full picture" of her life unless you're following her around 24/7, but the truth is that she has several food issues that stop her from losing weight.
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The 2018 midterm elections saw a diverse field and a record high number of women running -- and with votes cast, it remained to be seen as of Tuesday night how the full picture will shake out.
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As you may have guessed by now, learning about your Eris sign might not reveal the most flattering aspects of your personality, but it's still valuable to anyone who trusts astrology to show them the full picture.
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But those views have been tempered by Trump's daughter, Ivanka, who has insisted aides provide her father with the full picture of what a withdrawal could mean for US, according to the people familiar with the talks.
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"With the (referendum) result coming late in the month, this report doesn't give the full picture, but there's a clear trend over recent months showing a slowdown in overall growth," Visa's UK managing director Kevin Jenkins said.
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Defenders of Mr. Eisenberg insisted that the full picture of how the White House has handled the Ukraine affair remains hidden from view and that his record shows he knows the difference between personal and national interests.
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In a news conference on Wednesday, Jerry Dyer, Fresno's police chief, said that he was releasing the footage partly because a bystander's cellphone video "sparked emotion" but did not give the full picture of what had occurred.
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Plenty of connections will be formed this month, but again, there's plenty of opportunity to get lost in romance without being practical about the details or seeing the full picture, as Venus squares Neptune on January 20.
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Despite the air of mystery, publicly available information does shed some light on some of the Federalist's financials, though it's not necessarily the full picture — or anything that explains why the secret has been so closely guarded.
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Natixis also highlighted an uptick in offshore bond issuance from 2016 to 2017 as indirect proof of how official M&A data likely did not reflect the full picture when it came to tracking total overseas investments.
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Ultimately, the findings show that our initial assumptions about March for Our Lives might not capture the full picture — and that beyond attracting a big crowd, the movement also brought in different kinds of people than previously thought.
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Right-wing demagogues grunt about tighter border controls, liberal thinkers gush about the incoming of a new, open borderless world, and none of them have the full picture: the world is both entirely open and entirely closed off.
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The full picture of how Britain handles people freed from modern slavery is unclear as authorities do not publish data on how many survivors have applied for asylum or how many are allowed to remain or sent home.
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A person's sun sign is just one small part of their entire birth chart, and while it can be a good indicator of someone's general disposition, you can't paint the full picture of a person with this information.
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For those who switch veterinarians, either because of a move or by choice, it is important to get a pet's full medical history so that a new vet will have the full picture of the animal's treatment history.
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Maybe that's what's most important—things aren't always as they're portrayed on social media, and in Life of Kylie, she's willing to give us the full picture, even if that picture doesn't come into focus until five months later.
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Trump has made that argument before, but many economists warn it misses the full picture: Although government coffers may see some benefit from tariffs, they argue the effects of such taxes are likely to hurt the American economy overall.
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We can get a glimpse in China, where apps are split across many different stores — none has more than a quarter of the market, according to the mobile research firm Newzoo — but even that doesn't paint the full picture.
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But the full picture of what happened in the cockpit of Flight 302 on March 10 is emerging from the sparse commentary of a preliminary report and especially a newly released data plot showing how crew and technology interacted.
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Well we won't get the full picture until closer to its release in March 2017, but early signs are good – there seems to be plenty of interest in press covering the unveiling, and in social media response from fans.
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"There needs to be a better balance of speakers who can bring to light the full picture from legislation, research and statistics to real patients who survived a birth trauma or the families of those that didn't," she said.
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It is unfair, both to the full picture of the band and to the friendship shared by the four, to give short shrift to the band's rhythm section, but I hope they'll forgive the truncated time spent with them.
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"We realize there will be impacts to NASA missions, but as our teams work to analyze the full picture and reduce risks we understand that our top priority is the health and safety of the NASA workforce," Bridenstine said.
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"We realize there will be impacts to NASA missions, but as our teams work to analyze the full picture and reduce risks we understand that our top priority is the health and safety of the NASA workforce," Bridenstine said.
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" Kicking off the second part of CNN Opinion's special report on the "Fractured States of America," Yaffa Fredrick drew the full picture of how the nation got this way: "Americans have sorted themselves into predominantly liberal and conservative enclaves.
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Also, as mentioned, the researchers weren't able to look at the empirical rate of violence from the Baltimore protests—because they didn't have access to that data, they said—and instead looked at arrest counts, which doesn't provide the full picture.
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It's been clear to us for some time that, in order to get the full picture, Congress needs to hear from tech companies at all stages of growth; we were encouraged to see that realization dawning on the Hill, as well.
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Aggregating a view of clients' assets all in one place can be a boon for wealth managers like UBS and rival Morgan Stanley, who can benefit from seeing the full picture of where they can sell more products and services.
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But only when law enforcement tears the lid off a well-honed hacker operation—as they did today with the global Goznym malware crew—does the full picture of every interlinked step in that globalized crime network come into focus.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's two main political parties are not giving the public the full picture about how much taxes will need to rise in order to support public services after next month's election, a leading think tank said on Friday.
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"As we in Congress keep learning more about Facebook's use of personal data, we also want consumers to have the full picture about Google's advertising model, Twitter's algorithms, and Apple's data collection practices," Walden wrote in the column, published online Monday.
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"If you want to understand the full picture you have to consider the social context, because in this group of moving species, the interactions between individuals can be just as important as the traits of individuals themselves," said Dr. Berdahl.
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Sport Ireland Chief Executive John Treacy said in July that the full picture of the FAI's corporate governance would not emerge for a number of months but that he did not believe it would reflect very well on the association.
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And although she just spent the past half hour rattling off all the ways that being a Black woman these days is better than ever, she knows that that is not the full picture of our status in America as a whole.
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Here's the full picture: It would be interesting to poll Republicans about what happened to the stock market under Obama; my bet is that many, perhaps a majority, believe that it went down, thanks to this technique of only reporting the bad news.
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As it stands, small and boutique hotels — the segment Pace is initially targeting — still mostly does hotel room price calculations manually and without having the full picture or being able to react quickly enough to affect occupancy rates and the bottom line.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) dropped its net farm income forecast for 26.6 by more than 10 percent on Wednesday, saying that data lags from the partial government shutdown failed to show the full picture of the sector's health.
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"Choosing a career is one of the biggest financial decisions that young adults will make, yet so many make that decision without the full picture of what lies ahead," says Andrew Plepler, global head of Environmental, Social and Governance at Bank of America.
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Only with more data will jurisdictions be able to see the full picture and tailor reforms accordingly so we can begin to answer critical questions about who is in jail, why they're there, and what factors may be keeping them there unnecessarily.
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"I have the sense that the highest authorities in Moscow know full well who carried out this murder and where these people are—they are getting the full picture from investigators," Olga Shorina, a longtime employee and confidante of Nemtsov's, told me.
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"Although this video isn't the full picture, it strongly suggests a failure by Uber's automated driving system and a lack of due care by Uber's driver (and by the victim)," said Smith, a professor of law at the University of South Carolina.
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"When you've been fortunate enough to have lived such a long & crazy life (& you've recently stopped drinking — three years ago!), certain details about specific events (which do NOT paint the full picture of my intentions nor experiences) come flooding back all at once," he wrote.
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Also, the way that the Apple Watch Activity app displays calorie counts (which, by the way, do not paint the full picture of health at all) in comparison to your friends, could be triggering for some people who have a history of disordered eating.
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CHICAGO, March 22019 (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) dropped its net farm income forecast for 26.6 by more than 10 percent on Wednesday, saying that data lags from the partial government shutdown failed to show the full picture of the sector's health.
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If we want the full picture, we need to follow the research on how to improve our approach to young adults, continue these efforts, analyze them for their efficacy, and reject changes that will simply lengthen prison-terms, and do little to make us safer.
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Pedowitz didn't quite acknowledge that onstage, but he did insist that Riverdale "is a series where you must look at the full picture," since its audience grows so dramatically (125 percent, according to The CW) when you factor in delayed and/or streaming viewing.
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EMarketer predicts that Facebook will see a decline in usage among all three age groups for people under 25: Take the numbers with a grain of salt — eMarketer is an outside research firm so it doesn't have the full picture that, say, Facebook has.
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While the conspicuous consumption of those around us can be fairly evident -- the neighbor's fancy new car, for example -- we often don't know the full picture of our peers' finances, like how much they earn, what they spend on groceries or their debt load.
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She called out these comments in April, telling people that it's impossible to get the "full picture" of her life, and to keep in mind that she has health issues — like polycystic ovary syndrome and a history of disordered eating — that keep her from losing weight.
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If we are going to enhance public safety and reduce prison and jail populations, we need to heed the words of D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine, and provide "the kind of information the public is owed," showing the full picture on how to best serve young adults.
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Some new documents shed light on how PBMs make money, and also reveal how difficult it is to get the full picture: Nashville uses Express Scripts to provide drug benefits to city employees, and its publicly available 2017 contract lays out actual financial terms — including rebates.
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Against this tale of irresponsibility there was another story being told in China, one of a competent central government which had been denied the full picture by local officials, and once it understood the true ramifications stepped in to take drastic action to stop the virus' spread.
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And it struck me that folks weren't connecting the dots on this, not just members of the public, journalists, the way we write about these stories, but also our leaders weren't connecting the dots on what, when you look at the full picture, is a strategy.
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Celebrity photographer Annie Leibovitz, who has been traveling with the campaign for days, was invited to the front of the cabin to snap pictures of Clinton upon landing, likely the same time Clinton's aides were getting the full picture of what had just been dropped on their campaign.
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This adaptation takes some calculated diversions from the source material, making the teen characters' world feel current and full and frightening in its own specific way, so that even diehard fans of the comics will have to pay attention to the show in order to get the full picture.
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Similarly, while most of the conversation about the 2016 Federal Election continues to revolve around headline-grabbing events such as reported hacking attempts and alleged voting irregularities, the 85033 EAVS data gives the full picture of the many lesser noticed but essential parts of a well-played season.
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"A number of steps remain before the full picture of this year's Marketplace competition is known but the ACA has greatly expanded the insurance options available to consumers in the individual marketplace," said Marjorie Connolly, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, in a statement.
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Therefore, how is it even fair for a judge to make final decisions on the debt restructuring, if she does not even have the full picture of how the debt was issued, the terms it was under, or if it was done so legally and under the blessing of U.S. law?
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The full picture of our public safety challenge must include the fact that the vast majority of young adults that benefit from laws that affords them a slightly shorter sentence, and more confidentiality around their records will almost never go on to engage in the kind violence that garners newspaper headlines.
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For one, baseball players are still mostly white — and there's been a trend of fewer and fewer African Americans in the sport, largely being replaced by Latino players: While these demographics aren't too out of line with nationwide demographics, it doesn't tell the full picture of just how white baseball is.
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As for Barr's plans for a review, they don't yet seem entirely firm — he said he wanted to "pull together all the information from the various investigations that have gone on" to look at the full picture about what happened (that is, it would be broader than the inspector general review).
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After piecing together the sting by compiling and listening to the raw data (including hundreds of FBI wiretaps generated by the two informants, more than 10,000 FISA intercepted phone taps), reading through hundreds of surveillance logs prepared by FBI agents and 85033s documenting the FBI agent's interactions with their informants, the full picture was undeniable.
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Mr. Durham appears to be pursuing a theory that the C.I.A., under its former director John O. Brennan, had a preconceived notion about Russia or was trying to get to a particular result — and was nefariously trying to keep other agencies from seeing the full picture lest they interfere with that goal, the people said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "When you're in it, you can't really see the full picture," says the Los Angeles-born Delano Dunn, who is capping off a year-long artist-in-residence program at New Jersey's crowning contemporary art jewel, Project For Empty Space (PES), with the stellar, maddeningly layered exhibition, Dreams of Fire & Starshine.
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"When you've been fortunate enough to have lived such a long & crazy life (&you've recently stopped drinking — three years ago!), certain details about specific events (which do NOT paint the full picture of my intentions nor experiences) come flooding back all at once, & even at 85, it's apparent that 'wordvomit' & bad-mouthing is inexcusable," he wrote.
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Twitter has claimed that external studies based on tweet data pulled via its API cannot represent the full picture of how information is diffused on its platform because the data stream does not take account of any quality filters it might also be applying, nor any controls individual users can use to shape the tweets they see.
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The FCC's Democratic commissioners have been some of the most outspoken critics of the maps, slamming Pai for touting rural broadband investments despite not having access to the full picture on the so-called digital divide — a catchall term that describes the gap between those who have access to vital telecommunications and information technologies, and those who do not.
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In fact, the 20.5% stat isn't the full picture: "We think sales in February must have roughly halved compared with last year, with a m/m drop of around the same amount, assuming that January sales were flat m/m, and the bulk of the hit came in February," Chief Asia Economist Freya Beamish told her clients.
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In the meanwhile, it's likely there will be a period where information about data breaches gets a bit more dynamic — with news of a breach emerging with less delay than it might have, prior to GDPR, but perhaps also with a greater possibility that an initial disclosure does not paint the full picture because an investigation is still in train.
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The company declined to share its active user base, but one third-party report from early 2016 pegged Tumblr as having 23.2 million users here in the U.S. Tumblr is available worldwide so this is not the full picture, though the report did claim that it would add fewer users over the next few years than rivals like Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest.
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With the full picture obscured, the interaction between slave and politician becomes highly ambiguous: seen from behind, Schoelcher appears to be gazing at his interlocutor from beneath lasciviously heavy lids; a close-up on the slave's chest, hands clasped over heart in a pantomime gesture of gratitude, is made strange by the appearance of Schoelcher's disembodied hand lying heavily on the slave's shoulder.
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A Twitter spokesman declined to comment directly on the research but the company has previously sought to challenge external researchers' attempts to quantify how information is diffused and amplified on its platform by arguing they do not have the full picture of how Twitter users are exposed to tweets and thus aren't well positioned to quantify the impact of propaganda-spreading bots.
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Koppel also says that because the majority of Monese customers use the banking app as a primary account, including receiving salaries and paying rent, the company will be able to leverage this transaction data to help them better access credit and other financial services without solely relying on traditional credit score companies, such as Experian, which don't have anything like the full picture.
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You need to know that you can truly afford to both buy and own a home, and to get the full picture, you need to do more than simply compare your current rent payment with the potential mortgage payment, Daryl Fairweather, chief economist at real estate site Redfin, tells CNBC Make It. "Do a full check of all finances," Fairweather says.
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These are some of the products that Nomura said the top five beneficiaries have been exporting more as a result of the trade war: While the study showed that third-party economies can benefit in the U.S.-China tensions by becoming substitute sources for goods subject to elevated tariffs, Nomura economists warned that the findings don't paint the full picture of the trade war.
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So again, we're, we never have the full picture, and I think there is this idea — and this is really what people are angry about when they have to get, you know, when football is no longer a pleasure, when sports are no longer a pleasure, when Instagram is no longer a pleasure because you have to think about what it means to take a knee.
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