Those we think of as "loyalists" in the American context were simply authoritarian reformers who lost their war; those we think of as "patriots" were simply radical Whigs who won.
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Many things we think of as normal don't make sense.
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Consider the foods you'd like to think of as healthy.
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Who are the people we think of as iconic artists?
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They make up what you think of as, well, you.
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Those are things that we think of as public goods.
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WordPress, we think of as the open web operating system.
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Old age retirement — that they think of as Social Security.
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MESTER: -- WHAT WE THINK OF AS WHERE WE'RE GOING WITH POLICY.
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Not in just what we think of as computational areas, either.
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It is not what most people think of as a computer.
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So one is the companies that you think of as tech.
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Automatic weapons are what many Americans think of as machine guns.
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USB-A is the port style you think of as USB.
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Think of as a local UPS without the planes and warehouses.
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There is also what we think of as a language barrier.
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"What people think of as opera is entirely Western," he acknowledges.
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What you think of as traditional TV and the scripted stuff?
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What's more, in land you should think of as your own?
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What we think of as the internet is essentially changing completely.
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Write out five things that you currently think of as weaknesses.
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It wasn't just things you might think of as preexisting condition.
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Sex education isn't something people generally think of as a fun activity.
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There are parts of parenting that I would think of as work.
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Some traits that we think of as attractive are biologically useful, right?
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But this goes beyond what we typically think of as lousy service.
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Then the other half is what I think of as my work.
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But there are the districts that you wouldn't think of as quickly.
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This includes what we think of as talent, motivation, practice, and opportunity.
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Again, this is not something people think of as a digital area.
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My office, which I think of as feng shui hyperstimulation, is cavelike.
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I mean, isn't that what we think of as identity these days?
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Their tastes are not what you would think of as kid tastes.
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The masks we think of as traditional today date to that period.
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This can happen even on issues that voters think of as non-negotiable.
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Joaquin is maybe not someone people think of as a comedic actor, though.
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What do you think of as being part of a package like that?
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Instead, he's planning beyond the clunky masks we think of as VR goggles.
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Yet, Apple is not always first with what we think of as innovation.
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The tech you think of as "the web" is HTML, Javascript, and CSS.
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Even the dynamic of what we think of as cell service has changed.
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We're at the low end of what most people think of as neutral.
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This is what we can think of as the aspirational critique of meritocracy.
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Watch out for sugars in foods that you don't think of as sweet.
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They locked up the public domain, which we think of as a sin.
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And because they live in what I think of as low-rights environments.
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Nihilst Arby's falls into a grouping I think of as Existential Dread Twitter.
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"We also need to adjust what we think of as America," she said.
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I definitely strive towards something I think of as a hallucination of music.
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So you pivoted out into other services ... what you think of as services.
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"There are things we don't think of as being threats," Professor Rhue said.
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"What some people might think of as ugly, we find beautiful," explains Linke.
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I'm not engaged by books which I think of as "parlor people" literature.
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"Homeownership is something that people should think of as long-term," Capalad says.
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It's a far cry from what we normally think of as an airport.
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She called everyone she could think of as questions raced through her mind.
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After all, creativity is something we like to think of as uniquely human.
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Consider the trajectory of what we think of as the major social apps.
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All these stories we think of as romantic are full of problematic baggage.
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Smith: You're not as defined in L.A. So many things that I think of as "my style" — which is actually kind of a meaningless term — but things that I think of as personal to me, I got from growing up here.
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Every few years, someone has what they think of as a pretty bright idea.
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The arc of history doesn't always bend toward what I think of as progress.
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A lot of what we think of as Thai has Peranakan or Cantonese roots.
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But they're reported separately from the numbers we think of as indicating economic health.
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What I think of as being my body plan is entirely dependent on gravity.
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Which is not something any sane person is supposed to think of as arousing.
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Those values are accompanied by amplitudes, which you might think of as signal strengths.
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Beckerman is inspired by things people might not necessarily think of as just music.
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What we think of as approaching the middle class barely gets you there here.
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People understood little of what we'd now think of as the science of life.
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So in some cases we broke things up that people think of as aggregated.
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"That lawsuit in particular I would not think of as theater," Robinson-Dorn explained.
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Sunil Gupta: What we think of as "trans" [in the West] is relatively recent.
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The march passed what I have come to think of as The Privilege Test.
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So do the futures of many products that we think of as quintessentially American.
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Is what we think of as altruism only another example of Darwinian self-preservation?
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In many ways, "The Goldfinch" approximates what we normally think of as a movie.
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Gawker case, it stretches the idea of what people usually think of as charity.
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No ginger or any other flavoring that we Americans think of as pie spice.
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We were never a country you would think of as having any nice food.
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Who do you think of as your audience for Mesh, versus the initial product?
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It's also another example of what I think of as a "video game" movie.
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What we might think of as expressive brushwork has become a matter of purposeful restraint.
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But it's actually more a treatment than what we typically think of as a vaccine.
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It almost felt like gravity—or what DeBaun came to think of as black gravity.
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Anything you can think of as knowledge work, like content creation, writing editorial, doing design.
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These are the people I always think of as "normal," and maybe you do too.
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At 22017, I had what I think of as a one-year walking nervous breakdown.
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"It was really kind of what you might think of as privacy theater," he said.
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In both contexts, it's about what we think of as enduring and dominant eventually ending.
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We think of as the traders, yes or no, up or down, black and white.
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Then the last thing I saw is what I think of as health care equality.
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" Her illustrations here are classic Chast, which I think of as "the art of anxiety.
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Though it might be quite heavy actually come to think of, as its a liquid.
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It's not at all what you think of as folklore, but it is folklore-based.
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I don't think what we think of as the conservative movement is going to disappear.
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Perhaps feedback circuitry will one day endow machines with traits we think of as uniquely human.
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Photographs and books are things that people usually think of as existing in many exact multiples.
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So most of the food that we think of as elite didn't start out that way.
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But that data is reported separately from the numbers we think of as indicating economic health.
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People that you would never think of as necessarily … Nile Marsh, Agatha Christie, bless her heart.
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Gone Home isn't what we might think of as a horror game, but it is unsettling.
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And what we think of as humane technology, that that's the direction that they can go.
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That's changing, but it's a battle going against what we used to think of as 'media.
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It's an author's words, rather than their punctuation, that we think of as defining their style.
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They are the sort of voters whom Democrats would ordinarily think of as a turnout target.
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What you think of as your nest egg, they view as their assets under management (AUM).
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The things we traditionally think of as masculine are not things our culture dismisses as frivolous.
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As DiMaggio explained it, most of what people think of as acting is not that dangerous.
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You're a big guy and you come from what I think of as a basketball country.
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So why is it so common for us to dislike people we think of as pretentious?
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"Infrastructure that has such a perverse objective is difficult to think of as aesthetic," he said.
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But then there's a second type of what you might think of as pure health inequality.
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The woman we've come to think of as Mom is also a mysterious, fun, brave babe.
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Are there some common diseases that we don't think of as being zoonotic but they are?
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It is, in many ways, the kind of movie that we think of as awards bait.
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The most sophisticated attackers almost always start with methods the public doesn't think of as sophisticated.
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What others might think of as tedious and boring, I found to be calming and rewarding.
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Nancy & Lee, Gram Parsons, Johnny Cash – those are what I think of as great country records.
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Etherium you really can think of as the world's first global computer that no one controls.
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The second feels closer to what I think of as maple syrup — sweeter, a little richer.
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Okay, so this glittery 1970s dance duet isn't exactly what we think of as a workout today.
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A lot of these things you might not even think of as being repetitive and automate-able.
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There's been a lot of volcanic news lately from places you wouldn't think of as having volcanoes.
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Finally, nearly all of these spaces have what we can think of as a post-consumption space.
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What we used to think of as the ground rules of the democratic process don't exist anymore.
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What we think of as edutainment these days has more or less been cannibalized by app stores.
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It's particularly daunting because those platforms undergird almost all of what we think of as the internet.
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She explains that what we think of as smoke is really comprised of thousands of chemical species.
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It's moving from one incident to what we might also think of as a hostile work environment.
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Could sensory processing help explain the personalities of people we might otherwise just think of as 'sensitive'?
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Also, I put a lot of people into my films that people wouldn't think of as Maori.
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AND WHAT SOME PEOPLE THINK OF AS THE MODERN, LIKE, TULLIP BUBBLE, OR IS IT A BUBBLE?
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The library is the one area that we'd like to continue to think of as sacred ground.
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It makes something like okra, which people sometimes think of as slimy, really fucking crunchy and lovely.
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"In most cases, every place that people think of as scary is just another place," he says.
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For those not familiar, it posits that what we think of as reality is not actually real.
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Finally, was "microhouse" a term that anyone who made what we think of as microhouse actually used?
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A slice of border life that looks nothing like what many Americans think of as border life.
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He helped to steer what we think of as Swedish design, and had this amazing double career.
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And that vacuum is the place you can tell human stories—what I think of as movies .
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Not all of what you may think of as assets are supposed to be reported on Fafsa.
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I gave several suggestions in my introduction, all of which I continue to think of as good.
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Some of the ways we regulate it may have more to do with what we think of as our "brain," our thoughts; other ways we regulate it may have more to do with what we think of as our body, our physical motion or even our sense of touch.
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There were these big, burly defensemen, and Shayne was what you'd think of as a roller hockey player.
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"I would just say that we also need to adjust what we think of as America," she said.
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One that belongs to me (and probably always will) is something I think of as the daily reset.
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Organisms in the soil that we might think of as pests actually stimulate plants to make more phytonutrients.
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There's a reason movies we often think of as "slow" are the ones that tug at our heartstrings.
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Conversations will finally begin moving forward, and the pace returns to what we think of as being normal.
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It was a combination of so many things we think of as artifice — music, clever editing, deliberate narrativizing.
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These are the people who we tend to think of as being adventurous, liking roller coasters and excitement.
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Mixed in and blended with other worlds and tastes, this creates what we think of as contemporary fashion.
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That captured some handguns, on top of the rifles that people might typically think of as assault weapons.
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This does get to the notion of mixed reality, and then what I think of as "remixed" reality.
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A few of them will survive, but not in any form we like to think of as human.
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What people tend to think of as renewables, wind and solar, make up only a combined 133 percent.
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The LTSE is also trying to broaden the types of people that CEOs think of as their stakeholders.
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When she started treating patients, Dr. Bader said, what we now think of as couples therapy barely existed.
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"There are lots of things we think of as things when they're actually relationships between things," Zakharevich said.
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Both sizes cost $15 and integrate a PopGrip, or the thing you probably think of as a PopSocket.
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"Country First Conservatives," who we might think of as anti-immigration Trump fans, are relatively small in comparison.
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But it's not a direct sort of, "We're going to compete with Fortnite by doing X." I think the more important way to think about it is really in this idea that what we traditionally think of as video games and what we traditionally think of as video is converging.
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And branding doesn't tend to impact how people select foods that they think of as ingredients, like burger patties.
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I think that the understanding of what we think of as human is shifting as a result of technology.
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What they find in the gang is a close-knit group that they think of as source of protection.
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I think [bots] are really fascinating — they might be the next generation of what we think of as apps.
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" Gerwig said, "That's not something you think of as Marmee saying, except that it's right there in the book.
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This exhibition reintroduces us to a well-known historical figure whom we do not think of as an artist.
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"The decathlon for me was the ultimate in what people think of as manhood," Jenner says in the interview.
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There are changes across the nation, with serious damage even to the places we think of as nature's refuge.
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Obviously I don't look like I'm Native, whatever people think of as Native, so I had to do that.
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It's a consumer electronics device designed to kill, weaponizing what we normally think of as forward-thinking, disruptive features.
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There's Prime Music and Prime Video, which you can think of as Budget Spotify and Netflix Minus Narcos, respectively.
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What people might think of as one solid bass sound is actually the combination of four or five synths.
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"People have a nostalgia for what they think of as the good old days," she explained to the camera.
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"The aim is to show that what people think of as future technology is actually here now," he said.
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Nick Jonas was a child star, but he's not the kind of performer you would think of as precocious.
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Do these three-billion-plus base pairs connect, in any way, to what we think of as "a self"?
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So I don't necessarily see Republicans exerting what you would think of as a congressional prerogative in this circumstance.
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All the rituals of warming up to surf, which I never think of as warming up, had been forgone.
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As negotiations begin this week, so do the futures of many products that we think of as quintessentially American.
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All roads lead back to what Americans might think of as their country's original economic sins: colonization and slavery.
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PG Name a problem we may think of as intractable that you're optimistic about solving in the near future.
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"It's not what most people think of as recycling, but it is better than the alternative," Mr. Ryan said.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: Think of as many intersections between sports and art as possible.
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So there are obviously people I think of as villains in the sense that I find their values toxic.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find what Americans think of as chili in Mexico, but it abounds in Texas.
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If you're picking well, you should be investing in founders that you think of as your peers at least.
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The underlying cause is a high level of androgens, or what we usually think of as male sex hormones.
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It's slightly different than what most people think of as cybersquatting, since the person currently in control of patrickdewitt.
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"What people think of as &aposthe market&apos encompasses only a small fraction of publicly traded companies," he said.
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Mr. Ablinger's "Voices and Piano," on the other hand, is not what you would think of as dance-friendly.
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What we think of as folkloric elements are basically Spanish or Portuguese elements, by way of Afro-South Americans.
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This is when we entered what I came to think of as Plan "Be," existing only in the present.
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A lot of what we think of as democratic institutions are informal ones, like the White House press briefing.
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The people who are seemingly just browsing — the people I think of as recreational daters — are the unattached urban elite.
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"[Air Force One] is way, way more than what you would think of as a commercial airliner," she told Politico.
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The pair also demonstrated an early version of email, which was more like what we think of as text messaging.
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" In the past year, BP's time in adult jail didn't look like what we typically think of as "solitary confinement.
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Then there's what we think of as "intelligent activities" — things like writing contracts, or doing diagnoses, or writing software code.
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None of the advice columnists I can think of have what we traditionally would think of as advice-giving credentials.
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Everyone — even people who I would never think of as into tech — had questions and wanted to try it out.
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We're in New Zealand, so you might eat an oyster – it's very incongruous with what people think of as Christmas.
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The race is tightening and the Trump campaign doesn't want what they think of as "distractions" from Trump's larger message.
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"It's the spread of religious restrictions and identity beyond the bounds of places we think of as religious," Sepper says.
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"It's funny that a material we think of as very stable is actually most vulnerable to water," comments van Giffen.
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At this point of the process, most of what players think of as game development has been over for months.
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Is there a bridge between your creative sides and coding, which people often think of as a more analytical skill?
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"It was more about college towns than what we think of as big nightlife towns," said study author Gabrielle Olya.
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Sometimes there are places that you think of as very reliably one way or the other, but they're not anymore.
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Mothers have what I think of as a "kid antenna" — always tuned into recognizing any need a child may have.
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So I'm not going to concern myself with who people think of as the front-runner and who they don't.
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The day after, I spent hours trying to talk with these people I came to think of as double survivors.
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Thinking about how these instruments can do other things besides make what we think of as Western European classical music.
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Added sugar lurks in so many surprising places — many foods we think of as healthful are really loaded with sugar.
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Things you might think of as boring — a crib, a dresser — are designed with a bit of whimsy in mind.
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A psychologist provocatively argues that what most of us think of as empathy narrows our vision in a harmful way.
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Wade the anti-abortion side was regularly winning political victories in places that we think of as liberal bastions today.
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The entry TWERP is never a pleasant one, but calling someone "insignificant" goes beyond what I think of as twerpy.
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The Northern Soul all-nighter was, in many ways, the beginning of what we now think of as club culture.
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Except they don't; who you think of as your virtual partner is actually made up of hundreds of for-hire writers.
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It's something that people often think of as a natural instinct, especially a feminine one, and consequently don't consider real work.
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"The one they had not seemed to think of as much was product placement in movies or TV shows," she said.
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This movie is subdued, bizarre, and I ultimately think it adds a deep wrinkle into what we think of as compassion.
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Dr. Dabney says that the behaviors we think of as antisocial, on layman's terms, are more accurately described as social withdrawal.
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"Even diseases that we used to think of as being purely genetic are ending up having an environmental component," he said.
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Taurus isn't a sign we think of as being flexible or agile; however, it is a sign that keeps its promises.
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And as a result, a handful of celebs that we previously didn't think of as "TV stars" have become just that.
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Things we think of as the province of individuals really come through partnership between us and a lot of other organisms.
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One place in particular where mindfulness — or what some people think of as mindfulness — is enjoying a boom is on Instagram.
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While it is certainly personalized, and often reassuring, it is no longer what we would tend to think of as news.
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You'll find LOBS elsewhere, which you might think of as easy questions but can actually reveal gaps in a player's game.
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The place is full of what I have come to think of as split couples: one Co-op devotee, one hater.
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That makes them "what I like to think of as possibly the worst human beings around," Frey adds, only half-jokingly.
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That leaves one or two others unnamed, but any company I can think of as a guess seems like a reach.
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"There is a certain kind of black American that deeply resents an African whom they think of as privileged," she says.
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The idea that we could live forever contravenes aspects of religion, culture, and ethics that we often think of as fundamental.
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Fenton Bailey: The film definitely forces you to get past what you think of as traditionally likable and not-likable, though.
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Sagittarius is a sign people think of as a party animal, but in truth, Sagittarius are also very studious and philosophical.
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The production is dark, allusive, unique and completely indivisible from what we like to think of as the distinctive Giggs sound.
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It could be in the air, but it could also be what we would think of as a swipe of surfaces.
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It's hard to be misgendered by the public, or to see attributes that you think of as "male" in the mirror.
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It's what many people think of as Diaghilev's formula for ballet theater, with a strong emphasis on a varied color palette.
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While there he visited the War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh City, which even now I think of as Saigon.
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Think about William Faulkner and Flannery O'Connor and Eudora Welty, the great pillars of what we think of as Southern literature.
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Like, in your ideology right now, at this moment, who do you think of as the us, and who's the them?
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So that patch of green that we think of as a source of personal enjoyment can help the community at large.
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Those fleeing Central America often face a level of violence akin to what we think of as occurring in war zones.
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But I know people whom I think of as otherwise intelligent and well intentioned who aren't convinced that vaccines are safe.
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I still make choices every day as a 41-year-old actress that I think of as self-protecting and wise.
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But nearly everything else, apart from a few tombstones, is much later, from what we think of as the modern age.
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Iris found a way to turn what most of us think of as an elementary-school pastime into a serious career.
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But there are also many foods that some may think of as foreign but that were actually invented on American soil.
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The mouth and the head – mental health and dental health – somehow remain outside of what people think of as general health.
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For instance, you can practice mindfulness without doing the whole sit-down-and-om thing most people think of as meditation.
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For professional and personal reasons, I frequently peruse what I think of as the "big three" apps: Hinge, Tinder, and Bumble.
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The turf grass lawn we think of as normal is simply one vision of what the ground around us could be.
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But it won't do anything to foster economic growth; indeed, it won't really be what we think of as a bank.
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Oddly enough for an institution that people think of as overconfident sometimes, we're not that good at tooting our own horn.
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Hoka&aposs proprietary curved sole is called the "Meta-Rocker," which you can essentially think of as wheels for your feet.
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Critical Shopper Often, the brands that we think of as big-umbrella mainstream dinosaurs did not in fact begin that way.
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One of the bright spots in the book is your collaboration with Chuck Tingle, whose work I think of as weirdly utopian.
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But not all of us go through the gradual (and eventually rapid) process of self-destruction that we think of as aging.
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To be clear, the parents and children who would be affected are not the people we typically think of as undocumented immigrants.
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Botox has always been positioned as an aesthetic procedure, and that's different from what we normally think of as a beauty procedure.
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"We are very focused on removing harmful content and reducing the spread of what we think of as borderline content," Pichai said.
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At the same time, we did get Melancholy out of this, which you could think of as Tesfaye's version of Adele's 21.
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Malcolm Gladwell's analysis of why his stories work can be instructive, but it's not what you'd think of as a writing course.
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Joy launched out of Y Combinator this summer with aims to take on what some might think of as a crowded industry.
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So you want to start building in principles around, you know, what you would kind of think of as due process, right.
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So, it wouldn't fit the medical definition, but it definitely is in keeping with what people would think of as a fart.
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They all can cause the sensation we think of as "stress" and make us feel like crap, to use a layperson's term.
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He was totally regretful and aware of what he did, which is the opposite of what we think of as a 'stalker.
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That's why city planners get attached to curb cuts, which they think of as vital design cues keeping people and vehicles apart.
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It's a substantial wish list, but the end result could radically change what we think of as armored vehicles on the battlefield.
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People you might not think of as writers — rap artists like Tupac Shakur, or orators like Sojourner Truth — are given equal time.
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All of this sounds great and is a key part of what we think of as a properly "modern" way to live.
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" She added that today, as a 41-year-old actress, she makes choices "that I think of as self-protecting and wise.
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Their burning of the king and his enslaved and native supporters together signified the opposite of what we think of as America.
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Music-wise, the distinct Pokémon melodrama found in the soundtracks is something I think of as a blueprint for my own production.
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Latuda is used to treat bipolar depression, which is different than unipolar depression, or what people normally think of as standard depression.
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This is what most people think of as a speedrun; it often involves ridiculous glitches and other means of breaking a game.
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It's not just about who will take over Chicago, which I often think of as like Rome, a city-state governing itself.
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I do think "Legion" shifted its focus — I hope successfully — so that it changes who we think of as the show's protagonists.
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Robins does something counterintuitive with clay, which we think of as a malleable material meant to be shaped or constructed into vessels.
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"If they're here for treatment and I'm what they think of as nuts, then I should probably take my meds," he said.
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He didn't want to be helped because that meant he might have to help other people he didn't think of as deserving.
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For instance, the Claytons removed a microwave — which they think of as a luxury — from the area to create more storage space.
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A lot of things we think of as being very left-wing are actually extremely popular — like higher taxes on rich people.
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It signals that the exploration we think of as part of college works only for people with the resources to overcome mistakes.
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I also loved the recent Korean film "Parasite," in part because it echoed what I already think of as Jordan Peele's classic.
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There's an American version of Bake Off, but the show that I think of as its American cousin is Netflix's Nailed It!
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Kind of everything that has come since you can think of as a layer of the pearl having been built on it.
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"I still make choices every day as a 41-year-old actress that I think of as self-protecting and wise," Bialik writes.
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As a character that girls were encouraged to think of as a representation of themselves, Barbie inspired an entirely new category of toys.
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Tomorrow, on what we think of as the "other" Tuesday in November, millions around the country will come together to celebrate that tradition.
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Otherwise, a stepped-up version of what you think of as "everyday nice clothes" is fine for events without specific dress codes. 1.
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To call something normal is to say it's "within the boundaries of what we usually think of as acceptable social behavior," she explained.
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To get to something this small, Microsoft had to make a few changes to what you think of as a standard Windows computer.
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High-fat, high-carb comfort foods induce feelings of pleasure, and contribute to that delightful feeling we think of as a 'food coma.
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There's very little of what we think of as social networking: posting communications that people can view and respond to at their leisure.
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And then we have what you used to think of as AT&T being a distribution company, wireless and broadband and TV distribution.
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The greatest rock star that I ever saw was probably not somebody that people think of as a rock star [was] Bob Marley.
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When President Trump talks about infrastructure, he typically highlights what we think of as urban infrastructure, and that makes sense given his experience.
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"Over the years, I have used logos of what I think of as generic brands as self expression in my paintings," Calvin explains.
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It's also an attempt to put the very notion of "men" in quotes—to once again question what we think of as manhood.
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At what we might think of as the race's funeral for freedom, at a gathering held at Washington's First Congregational Church on Oct.
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Now, New York has become home base to a young, wealthy and itinerant group that one may think of as the Snap Pack.
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Others spill into areas we think of as more social than political, like sports, music and movies: about Academy Awards nominations, for example.
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There was no news feed, none of the stuff that you think of as the most important parts of what Facebook are today.
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It won't be what most people think of as 'news,' but it will be relevant to the daily conversations that dominate our lives.
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Another possibility, though, is that many places we think of as wild — like the Northeastern forests — aren't as wild as they could be.
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It is not the sophisticated stealth bomber example that we always think of as the metaphor for the technological sophistication of financial institutions.
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And it's not just being done by companies that we normally think of as having huge R&D budgets like Google and Microsoft.
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"They're the opposite of what we think of as architecture, which is permanent, monumental and made to last a long time," she says.
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What we might now think of as esports started bubbling up out of online multiplayer scenes in the late 1.63s and early 2000.
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There's a culture of silence around cosmetic surgery that arises in part from what I think of as the double bind of beauty.
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Because the baseline is to be a dude that can shred on the guitar — that's what people think of as a good musician.
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Even though It looks like all signs point to decreasing influenza activity, we're still in what we normally think of as flu season.
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Being confronted with such imagery hopefully makes the visitor reconsider what they think of as "normal" today — a reminder to fight such injustices.
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Then, in some ways, that set the foundation for what I think of as the cultural evolution of this decade, led by Satya.
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I was starting to realize how much technology I think of as commonplace wasn't available to me at the beginning of the decade.
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There are a lot of things that come out of appropriation that we don't really think of as appropriation because we like them.
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The group aims to answer "long-term research questions that we think of as barriers to the advancement of artificial intelligence," said Lerer.
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The dispiriting conclusion to draw from "The Vanquished" is how easily what we think of as the restraints of civilization can break down.
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What we think of as the fruit, the delicious, red juicy flesh, is actually a receptacle, which is why strawberries are often hollow.
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This could be hard in states like Washington, which we generally think of as liberal but currently has a Republican-controlled state legislature.
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I have a very special guest here today, my old friend, Jessi Hempel, who I think of as one of my favorite writers.
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Still I've always been more drawn to charts, diagrams, maps, and the like rather than what we might think of as traditional pictures/paintings.
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But neither paid money to appear in the movies, which is what we usually think of as the definition of "product placement" in movies.
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Of course, no one is happy to see someone they admire, or think of as having decent politics, take a meeting with President Useless.
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There is the inclusion of what I think of as source material—photographs and scans from articles and books during the Trump Organization's heyday.
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Here are three stocks that investors may not think of as tech savvy but will ultimately receive a big boost, thanks to technological innovation.
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It worked: today, ephemerality is a standard feature of social media, one we no longer think of as magic, yet everything still has consequences.
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It took me from having nothing to having what people conventionally think of as success, and so on, and helped a lot of people.
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X-rayX stands for x-ray, because it always does—which coincidentally is something most of spiritual healers don't think of as medically valuable.
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YouTube's content for young kids—what I think of as Toddler YouTube—is a mishmash, a bricolage, a trash fire, an explosion of creativity.
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At the same time, observe how close the small blue line stays to zero, what we can think of as the "break-even point".
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There aren't many configuration options, or even things you'd think of as core browser features – like support for favoriting websites or opening new tabs.
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This means that about four in ten Americans don't subscribe exclusively to either of the labels we think of as defining the abortion issue.
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So, a quantum annealer is more a kind of a quantum optimizer or quantum solver than what we usually think of as a computer.
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Here he focuses on this: How have we, in contemporary culture, come to separate religion from what we think of as ordinary, secular life?
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This is Singapore's version of carrot cake, called chai tow kuay — but it's nothing like the sweet confection we think of as carrot cake.
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Nate All of these places from New England to Minnesota have a strong tradition that today we would think of as progressive or liberal.
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Similarly, there's something awkward about the skaters I like to think of as Teenage Smokers, after Ed Templeton's photo book of the same title.
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Fortunately, the stuff we call "food" usually comes loaded with both calories and vitamins and other things we more typically think of as nutrients.
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The Moon is in earth sign Capricorn, a sign that astrologers think of as traditional — what traditions from your past do you still honor?
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Stop me if I have told this story — what I like to think of as the Parable of the Old Trafford Singing Section — before.
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Thousands have drowned trying to cross it; many more have succeeded, with cumulative effects on what we used to think of as European society.
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The current president possesses "what you might think of as autocratic tendencies," Sheri Berman, a professor at Barnard College, told me earlier this year.
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What you're seeing is this hierarchy and stratification in the areas that we used to think of as egalitarian, like health care or education.
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"Most species that we think of as monogamous, including our very own species, we know that there's always an asterisk beside that," he said.
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So soon enough, we break into factions, and see the worst of the people we used to think of as on our side, too.
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In effect, something we often think of as undesirable (high inequality) has been a signal of something positive in big cities (a strong economy).
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The second Syrian girl I think of as I write this piece was 16 when she fled with her family to Iraq from Syria.
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At first, Something Awful was what we would think of as a blog, though that term wouldn't enter common parlance for a while, yet.
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Concerned, but by now committed to the child they'd come to think of as their future daughter, the Tennessee family went ahead with the adoption.
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The transition to what we now think of as 1980s Bowie really happened here, with the Thin White Duke phase, seven years ahead of schedule.
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Median job tenure today is actually similar to what it was in the 1950s—the era we think of as the pinnacle of job stability.
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Fossil fuel companies receive a significant quantity of what we might think of as conventional subsidies — government funding to reduce the retail price of fuel.
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Guariglia's work, along with other contemporary photographers like Andreas Gursky and Edward Burtynsky, move toward what I began to think of as the Anthropocene sublime.
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Why are the Medicaid overhaul and tax cuts necessary for shoring up what most people think of as Obamacare, which is the private insurance side?
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"What you find is most words that you think of as new, aren't new," Sarah Ogilvie, a linguist and lexicographer at Stanford University, told Mashable.
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What does that say about what he thought about my mother and my grandmother and all the people that I think of as my people?
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Unlike what we commonly think of as AI, Cogitai's AI is built to acquire new skills and knowledge from experience, much like a child does.
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I'm thinking about The Color Wheel and Listen Up Philip in particular…I guess that depends on what you think of as an extraordinary person.
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Of that group, "Cherish" is one of the best, but perhaps not as much one of the songs we'd think of as being iconically Madonna.
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News Feed I think of as the place you go to see the most meaningful or informative or entertaining posts from the people you follow.
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Its mission: to create growth and jobs outside the huge hubs, like Silicon Valley or Singapore, that we usually think of as entrepreneurial hot spots.
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What's more, Hull's research suggests that species that we currently think of as threatened might already be extinct — at least, according to the fossil record.
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What I now think of as The Alan Greenspan Fallacy is pervasive among elites who believe intelligence is synonymous with inevitable progress, realism, and pragmatism.
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Even Facebook Inc, which many investors think of as an advertising firm, spends billions of dollars on sprawling data centers and is hiring chip designers.
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And what we think of as classical harmony, with major and minor keys and chords that follow the bass line, didn't emerge until the Renaissance.
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"Whatever you can put on pasta, you can put on polenta, which I think of as the soul food of my region in Le Marche."
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Simons's emphasis on what most of us think of as back-office functions is of a piece with the distinctive computational focus of the institute.
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My process is an attempt to compose the components of a work in a way I think of as a synthesis of strength and gentility.
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What we think of as the "closed private beta" stage of modern platforms before they launch and open up was how many platforms ran permanently.
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It goes basically into what I think of as an endowment, providing funding in an environment where funding is shrinking and it's all pretty scary.
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A machine learning model is basically a computer program trained to simplify a process — a foundational technology to what we think of as artificial intelligence.
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The scale of the plant seems comically oversized compared to the cramped bodegas and newsstands that we think of as our Sunday papers' natural habitat.
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The idea, basically, is that the thing you think of as you — the entity whose well-being occupies your every waking thought — is an illusion.
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Yeah, a long base of industrial companies, historic industrial companies, and businesses that everybody would think of as being in a "chamber of commerce," right?
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What Mr. Trump may think of as a "big, beautiful wall," whether made of concrete or steel slats, would not fit the definition in Europe.
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We either locate near their distribution center or they basically pass goods to us to what you can think of as a really small warehouse.
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But in terms of charitable donations, red-state generosity actually looks more like regular old tithing than like what we traditionally think of as charity.
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The fainting couchers enlarged the meaning of sexual assault to include a lot of activities that most of us don't think of as sexual assault.
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"If we listen to grandmothers, we would learn that what we think of as waste can be delicious," Mr. Bottura said in a telephone conversation.
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Although we were reviewing what I came to think of as his ''rule of three,'' I dared to ask about the proverbial cherry on top.
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Clinton carried by five percentage points or more — what we might think of as normally Democratic territory — to enable the Democrats to retake the House.
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Finally, many seriously ill patients don't receive the services they need because their diseases aren't ones we typically think of as terminal (although we should).
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All these little actions we think of as our "private" business are actually data points that can be aggregated and wielded to manipulate our world.
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Heatwaves — which we usually think of as happening just on land — are becoming much more common in the ocean, killing kelp forests, and bleaching coral.
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The event was held over the weekend in Watts, California, which you ordinarily wouldn't think of as a stomping ground for ether of the superstars.
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"It's almost wrong to think of the banana as a fruit, as a product of a what we traditionally think of as farm," explains Koeppel.
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It's a powerful collection, but it is not the kind of book that you might naturally think of as source material for an original ballet.
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Inslee is what we used to think of as a traditional presidential candidate — someone with deep political experience who also isn't a million years old.
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Like with these bird paintings, there are rubbings, scrapings, and dumb wings on top of the nicely painted wings, which I think of as edits.
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They want to be true to what they think of as Halo from the outside, from having played it when they were in college or whatever.
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" In a way, then, it is almost "a parody of poetry in general, or of what people think of as poetry: overblown language about big subjects.
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Yep, Milkman says that an event you think of as a true new beginning can have more motivating effects than the beginning of a new year.
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There's the "aseptic," a rectangular box with folds on the top that you might think of as a soup carton, also commonly used for nut milks.
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And in Hinduism, which is considered a Dharma or "way of life" rather than what we think of as organized religion, that's where tulsi comes in.
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The case is a phenomenal example of what happens when games, which we tend to think of as being self-contained, bleed over into daily life.
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Restaurants, retailers, airlines, and other companies we don't typically think of as having vast troves of personal data are also required to comply with the rules.
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I'm still learning to embrace all parts of myself and to celebrate what I used to think of as secular indulgences: self-acceptance and self-love.
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Though food at this new crop of restaurants might prepare and deliver food quickly, it's a far cry from what people think of as fast food.
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During the parade, it's this really wonderful moment where you see all these different people that you might not necessarily consciously think of as queer allies.
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With its new corporate partner, Capitol Records, Q.C. is under the umbrella of a brand that they would like to think of as an antecedent: Motown.
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"You have a random event that happened in France that defined what we think of as the strawberry," Judson Ward, a molecular biologist at Driscoll's, said.
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Dozens of banks offer high-yield savings accounts with varying interest rates for different balance amounts, which you can think of as a reward for saving.
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Adrian exchanged a look with Peter, and Bella knew they were speaking to each other in that language which lovers stupidly think of as their own.
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China is very effectively gaining what I like to think of as a multilateral sheen for its effort to build closer economic relationships with other countries.
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We seek to align ourselves with what I think of as the "control voice" — whatever piped-in monotone is dictating a given narrative at the moment.
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As scientists are discovering, the acoustic environment plays a vital role in well-being even for animals we may not think of as obvious vocal communicators.
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Obviously this is a streaming service that has different abilities and priorities than what we think of as traditional television, and are not beholden to ratings.
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Which is interesting because I think it might just actually be that what we're doing is challenging what we think of as revolutions in video games.
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To that end, the company is introducing a new product called Dynamic 365 Finance Insights, which you can think of as Customer Insights, except for money.
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If what you think of as tahini is not creamy and delicious and nutty enough to eat directly from the jar, then you're missing a trick.
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These things we actually think of as the classic New York City loft are what artists need to make things and get them out to galleries.
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But how can you navigate what you think of as a professional networking opportunity when the men around you think it's a meeting of another kind?
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DW: The position that toddlers should be with their parents is the closest thing I can think of as a self-evident truth that exists. Right.
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The Great Firewall of China means great swaths of what we think of as the internet — Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp included — are unreachable by its citizens.
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It's remarkably hard to open your eyes to the ways you've been protected from the sorts of destitution others think of as a matter of course.
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"Thanks to Google I am getting more patients looking for someone they think of as an infidelity expert," he wrote last year in The New York Times.
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It almost feels like a normal meal, until the cameras roll in and someone who I come to think of as the hype man starts giving instructions.
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Instead, it was the women who had more masculine traits — who deviated from what we think of as feminine — who received the most unwanted advances and remarks.
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Popsugar broke down how to order this treat, which you should think of as an upgraded bowl of oatmeal with steamed milk a powerful boost of espresso.
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They generate an extraordinary network of emotional wonder that is achieved by what I think of as the responsibility of re-appropriating our fragile capacity to visualize.
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The Oracle of Omaha also recommends index funds, such as the S&P 500, which you can think of as buckets that hold numerous stocks at once.
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The iPhone XR, which you can basically think of as this year's lower-end offering, has a 6.1-inch LCD display with a 1792 x 828 resolution.
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They are both beautiful, for one thing, a fact that we often think of as an inoculation against everyday problems (which, to be fair, it can be).
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The way I like to phrase it is when birds sing something beautiful that we think of as music — do they appreciate it as music as well?
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It turns out this committee has jurisdiction over the trading of commodities, which you'd typically think of as things like meat, soybeans, and metals, not digital money.
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That might mean anything from bar fights and shoot-outs to the usual raping and pillaging behavior that we think of as synonymous with the Wild West.
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Carsten Fritsch, commodity analyst at Commerzbank, told CNBC on Monday that, in his view, Venezuela "would be the first country" he would think of as needing help.
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It can be seen as an extension of clothes we think of as feminine — frilly dresses, tight skirts, high heels — which make free and fast movement difficult.
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They're full of people we think of as especially tragic victims in a space that should be safe, but that also reminds us of numerous prior horrors.
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"The one that we attacked, you could think of as just a small Linux computer," says Ritter, who is now a principal security consultant at NCC Group.
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"She's not your typical victim, she's not someone you'd think of as gullible, and her business is human nature," says Konnikova — yet she still fell for it.
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Iberico ham with hazelnuts and olive, dried beef with mozzarella and fennel oil, pickles—and, of course, saucisson—redefine what you might think of as drinking food.
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Most of the new Jason Reitman film, "The Front Runner," is set in the late nineteen-eighties, an age that younger viewers will think of as prehistoric.
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And if we-- and we ensure that we have the best and the brightest in what they like to think of as on the wall every day.
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But what we think of as the Reagan boom was the typical rebound from a sharp recession, just as we had seen after all previous postwar recessions.
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JDR: Have you started with the unlimited business with customers who have a lot of disposable income, who I often think of as the Whole Foods shopper?
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In fact, Trump's margin of victory in Ohio was bigger than Georgia (5) and Arizona (3.5), states that pundits routinely think of as being redder than Ohio.
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The exhibition is meant to demonstrate how much of the technology we think of as invisible — waves, wireless or abstract code — is still rooted in physical objects.
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A possible reason is that, I mentioned before, the most important component of what we think of as a good old age is a strong social network.
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I don't believe that shows made with an audience of young women in mind should be any less ambitious than what we think of as "prestige" television.
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First comes freedom: something that our conservative friends have come to think of as their own … let me tell you freedom doesn't belong to one political party.
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What all of these reflect are engagement and commitment, which I've come to think of as overlapping muscles that college can and must be used to build.
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Those people we don't often think of as heroes in our society, but they are all out there doing their jobs and taking some risk on that.
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"It makes us think about how what we think of as a self portrait is actually a portrait of the society that we live in," he says.
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And some things you would think of as a food — a protein bar, say — might actually qualify as a supplement, making it exempt from certain FDA oversight.
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The space in the middle might be full of work, one's own marriage, a deepening commitment to exercise — whatever you've come to think of as daily life.
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"We invest in museums for art and orchestras and music, but food we think of as nutrition or biological," said Mitchell Davis, the organization's chief strategy officer.
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" She emphasizes that adding people she might think of as "opponents" to her social media feeds "has made me more knowledgeable and my arguments, ultimately, more nuanced.
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Cannabis is not something that we think of as having a mechanism that can directly lead to death as a result of too high of a dose.
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Because technology is not just impacting the companies that we think of as tech — Facebook and Google — but every bit of our lives is being algorithmically decided.
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A lot of what Americans think of as "job training" actually happens at community colleges, and merging the two departments could help those programs coordinate more closely.
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Another crucial observation is how those who I tend to think of as sensitive, politically aware writers and researchers can so easily succumb to protecting white supremacy.
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Then, inertial effects from the rotation (what we think of as the 'centrifugal force' in everyday life) counteract the gravitational force in directions perpendicular to the rotation axis.
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After all these years I still love playing "Pain in the Ass" —which I sometimes think of as a "kitchen track" because I made it in the kitchen!
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"There are sectors, what you might think of as humanities or maybe arts subjects, where skilled manpower is in oversupply," says Yasin Sadiq Mayanja, a Ugandan government economist.
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" One panel called "Is America in a Great Awakening?" seemed like a dog-whistle to followers of what I've come to think of as "the QAnon psychological operation.
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It's just a prototype, but Clode says the aim is reimagine what we think of as a prosthetic — something that adds capabilities, rather than just replacing those lost.
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"Air Force One, although it is a 85033 platform, is way, way more than what you would think of as a commercial airliner," she told Politico on Tuesday.
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The first way after you check in at an iPad, you walk up to a body scanner, it just takes what you would think of as your vitals.
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The backbone of that force is Japan's 20 submarines and three helicopter destroyers, which are more like aircraft carriers than what most people think of as a destroyer.
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And just as certainly their sentiments often include the venting of old-fashioned Archie Bunker racism of a kind we might like to think of as in retreat.
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First is what we generally think of as Obamacare — the restructuring of the individual insurance markets, and the subsidies to help people buy insurance on those insurance exchanges.
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They are paired with various animals (wild and domestic felines, horses, birds, leopards, tigers, polar bears, owls, snakes and bats), which I think of as the women's familiars.
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With a series of enduringly popular works like "Appalachian Spring" and "Rodeo," the gay, Jewish, Brooklyn-born Aaron Copland practically invented the sound we think of as American.
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Harbor Stage's home is a squat, windswept, utterly humble little building on the harbor that I think of as a beach shack, though it's more solid than that.
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For its time — the distant future but also, in terrestrial terms, what we now think of as the "Mad Men" era — the Enterprise was a fairly diverse workplace.
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"This map you should think of as version 1.0," said Matthew F. Glasser, a neuroscientist at Washington University School of Medicine and lead author of the new research.
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We have reached the heart of the matter, and it is a place where mercy, love and what we commonly think of as simple humanity hold little sway.
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Video games often have a problem with understanding race, gender, sexuality, class, and other things we think of as constitutive of identity as mere traits that people have.
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And even some of the more kind of what you might think of as adolescent Silicon Valley types, they're beginning to embrace the idea of guaranteed minimum income.
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The regional cultures we think of as "blue" today have traditions championing the building and maintenance of free communities, today's "red" ones on maximizing individual freedom of action.
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The result was that the acute phase of the financial crisis — what I still think of as the "Oh God we're all gonna die" phase — was relatively brief.
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In the end, I learned that the place that so many people think of as a graveyard for airplanes is actually somewhere aircraft go to find new purpose.
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The products we think of as artesanía, or craft, Mr. Ávila told me, were initially developed out of necessity, using available materials and binding communities through mutual reliance.
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It actually creates what I think of as imaginative empathy—a response in which you feel something towards the future that is more than just a cognitive response.
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That's right, the beer you might think of as a favorite among college kids and sports enthusiasts has made a play to get into the hard seltzer game.
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"Anywhere where people are currently employed principally for their motor skills, you can think of as a market that's fairly ripe for [this type of technology]," Howard said.
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" The Sinclair statement, at least in part, lays out what many people think of as the purpose of journalism: "It's our responsibility to pursue and report the truth.
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Giphy Arcade is part of a larger trend in which firms you wouldn't necessarily think of as "gaming" companies are adding short-form interactive games into their platforms.
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This is the band most people think of as the thinnest band (in terms of thickness, you generally see the green, blue, red, and finally thin white band).
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There would have been no Christmas tree, no wrapped presents beneath it, no singing for my ancestors — nothing of what we think of as a traditional Christmas today.
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But in fact, a strawberry is an aggregate fruit because what we think of as seeds (those little tan specks) are actually each a little piece of fruit!
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Suri said that even though today's Nokia is a company that largely sells equipment to businesses, it remains a brand people think of as a consumer-product maker.
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There are certain things I think of as the third rail of the American psyche, those pop culture things that just like make people's brains go [electric zapping noise].
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We now know from genetic data that the genetic group that exists today that we think of as northern Europeans or Europeans, really was only formed 5000 years ago.
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Similarly, other experts, including O'Leary's fellow Shark Mark Cuban and investor Warren Buffett, recommend index funds, which you can think of as low-risk, low-cost baskets of stocks.
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Most land in what we currently think of as North America is under the sovereignty of indigenous populations and leased to settlers and people not indigenous to the continent.
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I give Facebook a lot of credit, going back to when they first started publishing or really pushing publisher content, which I think of as the 2013, 103 era.
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"So it might happen that Infowars is just part of what people might think of [as] 'normal' on YouTube because they've seen it recommended again and again," he said.
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And recently, I worked with a maid of honor from New Jersey who was very boisterous and had what you'd traditionally think of as a lot of male characteristics.
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These were questions I knew the answers to, but that always seemed to quickly spiral into an explanation of what I imagine Verge readers think of as foundational knowledge.
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In any case, these trials are lending empirical evidence to the shamanic notion that what many think of as a "bad trip" on psychedelics isn't actually bad at all.
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Between 1970 and 1995 he spent a quarter of his time in prison, in denim garb he liked to think of as the vestments of a new Catholic church.
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It may seem odd that amidst the $20 T-shirts we tend to think of as impulse-buy fodder are items with prices that rival that of luxury labels.
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"There could be even fairly far removed tribes that we now don't think of as being on border that may have some claim to the land," Rosser told me.
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"It may be that the people we think of as our friends know our situations and are less likely to judge us because they know the context," she said.
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"I've argued that the strange behavior... is attributable to what we might think of as 'growing pains,'" adds Whitenton, suggesting the narratives show his moral development into a man.
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Annual methane emissions of 110,000 tons and CO2 emissions that just eclipse those of coal will be the stuff of what we'll think of as the good old days.
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It took a while to rewrite what I think of as my "trauma script," in which I minimized what happened, because I loved the people who had hurt me.
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One last note: I do think it's worth keeping in mind that even countries we think of as single-payer still have some level of employer-provided health insurance.
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All through the warm months of 2017, my Instagram feed was flooded with photos of people — friends, celebrities, celebrities I think of as friends — carrying Cult Gaia's Ark bag.
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It is a strategy that we think of as "both/and" – we want both medium-dedicated galleries and more broadly comprehensive ones, and we are dedicated to achieving this.
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I have realized that what I love is a character who can make, in one sentence, references to what we think of as both pop culture and highbrow art.
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Las Vegas is a place most people don't think of as a community, but in the hours after the massacre, Americans learned about the other Vegas, the "real" Vegas.
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"There is a larger older group of members within the D.N.C. who are committed to retain what they think of as the majesty of the Iowa caucus," he said.
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This is what I think of as the Smorgasburg Effect, named after the outdoor markets where almost everything seems to be just a little too small to be lunch.
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But the way that he has taken the core of that idea, and in such a short time has made it what we think of as Gucci, is extraordinary.
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The previous thinking was that higher level brain processes, like those that we think of as dealing with more abstract "thought" and decision making controlled the release of adrenaline.
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" O.W.: "Someone we think of as our adversary or someone who has an energy that makes us feel strongly — the difference between loving them and hating them is so small.
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I don't want to say Chernobyl is funny, but you use humor really well throughout, and it's a very dark humor that aligns with we think of as stereotypically Russian.
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However, while large parts of what people think of as "Android" are free and open-source, smaller pieces like Google Play Services, which many apps require to function, are not.
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Each time we have what we think of as a campaign victory, we try to ask ourselves, is this a systemic change that has benefits for black people over time?
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"I think (women) are maybe more socialized to think that they do and feel pressure to conform to that, (but) what we think of as gender differences are social constraints."
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Some of these ideas will bomb, but there's enough smoke around the idea of changing what we think of as a computer that, eventually, I expect something to catch fire.
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Tap the new four-dot icon and you'll see everything else that has accumulated in what I think of as Messenger's junk drawer: location sharing, games, GIFs, bots, and reminders.
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My relationship with Sara had a low-slung thrum of beer, cigarettes and the kind of quotidian familiarity we think of as exclusive to long-term mates, or possibly siblings.
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"Every time I say something real, something I truly believe, something others may think of as controversial, something that makes people think and ask questions, I lose followers," Delevingne lamented.
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Companies are finding they have to offer help that they used to think of as the preserve of government, such as helping workers claim tax credits or with financial literacy.
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This attempt to call one and not the other "meat" ignores how we use language and ignores the fact that both are, functionally, what most consumers think of as meat.
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I worry that since this legislation is absurdly unlawful the discrimination could extend to naturalized citizens—or, hey, really just any brown person a racist could think of as Muslim.
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I think readers will be surprised at how much interchange occurred between what we think of as "pop culture," such as film, and the so-called "high culture" of art.
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The ones I think of as veterans returning, and the ones killed in action, and the appalling number who die here inside our country each week by their own hands.
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Rockford is now typical of many small and midsize cities across America that are suffering from what we tend to think of as big-city problems—guns, drugs, and gangs.
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The slight pauses and the little words we think of as filler — our ums, our mm-hmms, our huhs — are in truth examples of the tacit rules of human conversation.
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In essence, the film asks, is it okay for the corporation that technically owns Morgan to kill someone these people think of as family, even if she's dangerous to them?
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Foucault, in particular, worried that what we think of as scientifically enlightened ways of improving society are often covers for increasing power over the people we claim to be helping.
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The name of the painting, for example, might not be what you think of as the name of the painting, as it goes by three more-or-less correct titles.
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"There are definitely some similarities, especially with who we think of as the primary candidates: [Elizabeth] Warren, Sanders and [Joe] Biden," said Erica York, an economist at the Tax Foundation.
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And in fact, economists contend that advancing technology is causing cuts in manufacturing employment all around the world, even within nations that Americans think of as the villains in trade.
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This small, elegant shop stocks what I think of as "general non-dreck," meaning everything from yoga guides to literary theory to the poetry of Yehuda Amichai and Dahlia Ravikovitch.
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We are inundated with the banal (cat videos) and the horrific (atrocity imagery); we are flooded with a nonstop visual stream that I think of as the 24/7 movie.
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Companies are always looking for ways to work faster and more efficiently, even in industries we think of as slow to adopt new technologies — like, for example, the legal profession.
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Every law that's enacted in a state, our plays, our movies, our literature, it's this whole canon of what we think of as the American story is white men. Right.
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It is still possibly a diplodocid, he said, because it's so old and primitive that it may just not have evolved what we think of as a typical diplodocid skull yet.
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The company's efforts mostly focus on the open source OpenStack platform (which you can think of as an open source version of AWS that enterprises can run in their own datacenters).
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The period of increasing inequality in the United States that began in the 1970s has now eclipsed the post-World War II boom that we came to think of as ''normal.
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In some cases, analysts, like Mother Jones, exclude gang-related events from their counts of mass shootings because they're trying to capture what Americans traditionally think of as a mass shooting.
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Besides Clarence, I do the voice of Camden, the saggy-cheeked kid who I think of as a mix of Droopy Dog, BooBoo Bear, and LeFou from Beauty and the Beast.
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It has established new norms and broken the mold of what we think of as social media — and that is something that Instagram will most likely never be able to replicate.
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It has established new norms and broken the mold of what we think of as social media — and that is something that Instagram will most likely never be able to replicate.
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In this class, in particular, I am trying to look at both the pharmaceutical side, what we think of as "good drugs" in our society, as well as the illicit side.
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The sortes Virgilianae disregard everything we usually think of as a guideline for interpreting a text: the author's intention, the expectations of the genre and the internal logic of the work.
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And yet ("nevertheless"), the things we think of as "intriguing but comparatively minor" must also be attended to, in part because of how they illuminate what is not at all minor.
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It can't be too long; it has to be clear; there has to be a special idea; it might connect things that usually one wouldn't think of as having any connection.
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In a radical upending of long-held stereotypes I think of as The Great Correction, they have discovered that when measured correctly, the female libido is as "strong" as the male.
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The result reminded me of something I've come to think of as "The Ladies' Room Effect," which transpires when a group of women (specifically intoxicated women) gather in a public restroom.
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"People do have an expectation of privacy in spaces we think of as public," said Paul Bernal, an internet privacy researcher and lecturer in law at the University of East Anglia.
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Huang also shared some thoughts about the potential unlocked by GPUs in terms of future tech we might more commonly think of as belonging firmly to the realm of science fiction.
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Interesting things are happening in these places we think of as "off-platform" — including this terrific new video recipe for Melissa Clark's lemon bars with olive oil and sea salt. Beautiful.
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It's got a cup of cream, so it's not health food, but it's also got a head of cauliflower, which I choose to think of as a sort of wellness offset.
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It is a Republican repeal plan that is gaining serious traction on Capitol Hill, and one that I now think of as having a plausible (if incredibly narrow) path toward passage.
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But to prevent almost half of the more serious eye injuries, you need to reach the kids shooting the nonpowder guns — the kinds that some parents may think of as harmless.
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There were subsequent journeys to California, to Chile, to Japan, to New Zealand, and to all the islands that others had long ago seized and come to think of as theirs.
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Today, the company's selection of Apple-produced podcasts are limited to things like Apple keynotes, special events and quarterly earnings calls — not really what you think of as original audio programming.
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I buy a lot of what I think of as "at-home clothes," things I'd wear at my desk, or when lying around at night after a bath, but never outdoors.
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When they use their positions in American culture to lecture, judge and disdain, they push more people into an opposing coalition that liberals are increasingly prone to think of as deplorable.
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"Sugary beverages that people might otherwise think of as being healthy provide a load of sugar (sucrose) which gets broken down to glucose and raises blood glucose," Cohen said by email.
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Keep in mind, too, as you make the rounds of all those cocktail parties, that often the people we think of as the best conversationalists are in fact the best listeners.
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Twitter's decision felt like an easy thing to do on a relatively small platform that I don't think of as a place where people serve me a ton of political ads.
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Augustus and Hazel's love story captivated millions, landing Green a spot on every bestseller list you can think of, as well as a film adaptation starring Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort.
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What we have come to think of as Anne's diary, as Francine Prose and others have written, would be more accurately described as a memoir in the form of diary entries.
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"All I could think of as I drove up the road when we were going back to the hospital was, 'God, don't take her yet,'" Litty said, his eyes brimming with tears.
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But at a certain point, the requirements and end goals of game developers became largely satisfied by the kind of AI that we today would not think of as all that intelligent.
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Parenting and AI aren't usually something you think of as going hand in hand, but the people behind this Kickstarter campaign have created a robot that both parents and kids will love.
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And now that Elder Scrolls Online is at last closer to what many people would think of as a Skyrim "MMO," it'll be worth seeing how the wider world picks it up.
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Although the former is the colloquial catch-all term for what we think of as being potentially invasive, biased, and so on, in the terminology here it is different from the latter.
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It's just to say that what we think of as Twitter — that 24/7 torrent of news and entertainment, millions of people taking measure of the global heartbeat daily — came from us.
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So much of what we think of as Indian food is the North Indian food that took form in Indian restaurants in the UK in the 70s and 80s, like tikka masala.
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It is, after all, something that happens to everyone, which makes it hard to think of as a disease in search of a cure, or even a condition in need of treatment.
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So trying to take the measure of that loss, not just in audio and music but in all the arts and what I think of as the building blocks of a civilization.
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In the process, that would mean ditching the large, expensive fuel stages that propel what we generally think of as a rocket — massive cylindrical thing, tiny payload at the tip — into space.
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It was what needed to be done; it was part of what he'd come to think of as his mission, spreading the gospel of the professional game, one convert at a time.
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So to me, being able to sort of translate what I think of as our AI promise, or our cloud and its Edge, into these industrial applications, those are the killer apps.
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They might be surprised, though, at how deeply most of these musicians have buried what Westerners may think of as the national style of Romanticism, which goes back to Glinka and Tchaikovsky.
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"Lose weight, exercise more, eat better... These are what we might think of as anemic intentions because they are so vague as not to have any real strength or force," Tim says.
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The traditional Mexican drink of cinnamony rice milk is light enough to enjoy with a meal, sweet enough to think of as a drinkable dessert, and frankly, just dying to be spiked.
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As what I would later come to think of as a peace offering, Colonel Conmy told me directly that I would be transferred immediately to another post, while being promoted to sergeant.
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And there's a white dominant mind-set inside the field in terms of who we lift up as experts, who we see as credible, and who we think of as having capacity.
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The contemporary art world is one of the most insular and self-satisfied subcultures in history, a milieu we think of as unplagued by anything so banal as paperwork or bodily functions.
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"Actions speak stronger than words, and there are people running on progressive issues who are not who you think of as progressives, because they realize that's what people want," Mr. Pocan said.
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"This is nothing like what we would think of as a four-chambered heart," said Sarah Horvath, a family planning fellow with the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists who performs abortions.
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They will want to get between you and the folks that you used to think of as your customers and that's going to be a fascinating warfare of the titans to watch.
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Even Steve Bullock, the only candidate who said he favored it in some circumstances, essentially said he was against it for most of what we think of as capital crimes, like murder.
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In some ways, the most distinctive aspect of Biden's current political message is also the fuzziest — something you can think of as a national call for redistribution of respect and social esteem.
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What non-self refers to, rather, is the thing that you think of as your true self — the little captain who lives somewhere behind your forehead and looks out through your eyes.
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This is Republican voters rejecting the judgment — and thus the purpose — of the Republican Party, or at least of the elites who currently comprise what we think of as the Republican Party.
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However you design the system of admissions, though, slots aren't going to be distributed solely according to some mixture of aptitude and effort — by what people tend to think of as merit.
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But One and Two are so removed from what we think of as reality, that when a buzzing housefly invades their precincts, One doesn't have a clue as to what it is.
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One of the dawning insights of the machine-learning revolution is that what we think of as "cognitive" capabilities don't actually need to begin with the top-down application of human intelligence.
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"This has major implications for characterizing who we think of as a criminal," says Bradley Malin, co-director of the Center for Genetic Privacy and Identity in Community Settings at Vanderbilt University.
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But that would make the Higgs field unstable over very long time frames — much longer than the age of the universe — and could eventually collapse, dissolving what we think of as reality.
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My parents never got to what I think of as the "Ethan Frome" part of marriage, which usually involves the woman taking care of the man before she herself falls to pieces.
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That gesture crystallizes a quality that I think of as White's signature, and as an ideal of art: it's elegant, refined, ceremonious; it's also a complete surrender to the abjection of desire.
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I also am very concerned by what I think of as the flash mob of social media, that a flash mob can suddenly form, very, very quickly, around a person, and wow.
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It will change the behaviors we think of as normal — already we're seeing Pokémon Go run into racism; it won't be long until AR cuts across other fault lines in our society.
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And I think dating is still a process that a lot of people at least theoretically think of as a process that ends in marriage or a process that's geared toward finding marriage.
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I would bet that more artists, critics, and curators sustain their lives through teaching than through art sales, books, exhibitions, and other endeavors we conventionally think of as part of the art industry.
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TRADITION In a country with a cold climate, Russian food is big on what you might think of as winter ingredients — cabbage and root vegetables — and pies filled with beef, potato or fish.
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In the 173th century, the brothers Grimm, who recorded the version of the story that Americans are most likely to think of as canonical, centered Cinderella's triumph on her kindness and her beauty.
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Automatic weapons are what many Americans think of as machine guns; these are guns that can continuously fire off a stream of bullets by simply holding down the trigger, making them very deadly.
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Many look at it with a tinge of nostalgia: the uncluttered shore across the water reminds them of the Mao era, which they think of as a simpler, more equal time in China.
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It took existing technology we typically think of as military-grade, for use in weapons systems or in pilot interfaces, and shrunk it down into a piece of wearable tech anybody could use.
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In 2014, the Pacific Decadal Oscillation (PDO)—a recurring climate pattern that you can think of as a longer-term version of El Niño—shifted from a cool phase to a warm phase.
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The truth is, what some early VR adopters think of as a limitation is actually one of the things keeping them safe and, in the process, helping to keep VR's overall future promising.
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Chris Mellon was under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence at the Pentagon — kind of what you would think of as third-in-command at the Pentagon — and he wrote some very large bills.
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Larger firms, in particular, which you can think of as wildly successful businesses and thus embodiments of the logic of business, tend to be more tolerant of employee personal tastes than smaller firms.
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He's also listed in the paper as an inventor on four patents, all tied to neural networks processors and computation, which you can think of as computing systems designed to mimic the brain.
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Situated just a few yards from the United States, immigrants deported to Mexican border cities like Tijuana often decide to stay there to remain close to the place they think of as home.
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This might be a bit much for many in today's generation to accept; despite our technological savviness, many of us will hold tight to the tasks that we think of as essentially human.
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Neither was celebrated and, in what we like to think of as a veiled homage to Kanye, he did all he could to not be seen cracking a smile for the entire game.
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The part of the country that many on the left used to think of as America's shadow self has seized control of the country, and dystopia feels as though it's looming ever closer.
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The question goes to the heart of what I was beginning to think of as the second conundrum of northern-lights tourism: its seemingly inextricable incorporation of digital technology into human sensory experience.
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"What hurt so much was the fact that people I lived with, whom I had come to think of as my family, would purposely try to make me feel like scum," she said.
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The things we think of as memes now are mostly defined by being iterative: a photo you can write new captions over and over ad nauseum and can mean a million different things.
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It's a very hard practice to reorient the way you experience people who are supporting something you think of as awful, but oftentimes, it is necessary in politics if you're going to win.
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His study is among a growing body of research that suggests what we often think of as a gender pay gap is more accurately discussed as a childbearing pay gap or motherhood penalty.
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Modern life, which we tend to think of as an accelerating series of gains in knowledge, wealth, and power over nature, is predicated on a loss: the loss of contact with the past.
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More to the point, though, the people he writes about, here and elsewhere, do often suffer from what "normal" people might think of as one kind of peculiarity (maybe even freakishness) or another.
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By design, Bixby's abilities should, ultimately, match the smartphone's beat for-beat and, if Samsung is successful, extend beyond what we usually think of as "devices" and into a world of chatty home appliances.
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They may come out to protect existing rights, but there's only so far they are willing to rock the boat when it comes to fighting for what many think of as a lost cause.
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It's what we might even think of as a fundamental goal, a toppling of a once-fundamental limitation of robots (or even machines, generally) as a concept: They are only what we make them.
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All of those people, even when they're making fun of some topic that you think of as like, "Oh my gosh, you can't talk about that," they also understand how horrible that thing is.
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Nick is engaged in some friendly smooching and excessive abdominal sunscreen application when a menacing marimba melody I will forever think of as "Corinne's Theme" lets us know that this fun will not last.
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In fact, what you (and cellular network marketing departments) think of as "4G" or LTE isn't really 4G according to the agreed upon standards from the International Telecommunication Union (the ITU) and the 3GPP.
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Beatty's Clyde Barrow, an ex-con who takes more joy in the notoriety of his crimes than the loot they bring, is the embodiment of what we now think of as modern media culture.
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But as the Washington Post reported, several studies have also determined that what most people think of as a gay voice is any man—regardless of sexuality—who simply sounds more stereotypically feminine, i.e.
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If the alphabet, a system we think of as fixed and timeless, is in fact a construct subject to change, then why shouldn't our ideas of gender as fixed also be subject to change?
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They are more the statements of a conservative talk radio show host than they are of what we have come to think of as a president -- bombastic, over the top and out of context.
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The first is that it doesn't really accord with what you and I would think of as reality because we think that Uber is a consumer facing brand, it's not a business facing brand.
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He's taking on a character most people think of, as he writes, as "an unblinking mascot for American nationalism"—whereas Coates himself is outspoken on the country's flaws, systemic racial inequality, and current administration.
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The ethical and intellectual issues raised -- including whether such creations possess what we'd think of as a soul -- are provocative, coming at a moment when technology has become so inextricably woven into our lives.
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"A lot of this stuff is at the fringes of what we would historically think of as terrorism," said Daniel Benjamin, a former State Department coordinator for counterterrorism and a professor at Dartmouth College.
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The United States remains vulnerable not only to foreign terrorist attacks and mass shootings by domestic terrorists, but to many other problems that people may not think of as seriously as they do terrorism.
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The star of the story is cold-pressed green peanut oil, which some of the best cooks in the South have come to think of as their local answer to extra-virgin olive oil.
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What the younger Bennet sisters think of as wit is vulgar bathroom humor, shouting out guesses during a charades game like "Exploding with diarrhea!" and "Hemorrhoids!" that have little to do with the clues.
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The new tool here is called a polygenic risk score, which you can think of as a tally of the tiny changes in your genome that are correlated with risk of developing a disease.
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The resulting collection of interactive infographics the site compiled from its findings adds statistical research to what you might think of as common wisdom: Men have more speaking roles in Hollywood than women do.
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So it's not surprising that our ideas about race define who we think of as disease carriers, who we think is more susceptible to the disease, or which borders we think we should close.
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I typically wrestle with an onslaught of anxious thoughts as I fall asleep, with my brain holding what I think of as "internal committee meetings" regarding everything I have to do the next day.
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His correspondents in the nineteen-fifties—his most prolific period in his public and private writings—are often editors and other writers we now think of as contenders for producing the Great American Novel.
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Because one of the ... obviously there's the issues around ... we'll get into homelessness, we'll get into housing, we'll get into all the big issues, but what did you think of as your biggest job?
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The acidity is fresh and lively; tannins should be discernible, though not overly chewy — often with what I think of as a dusty quality, focusing the wine and readying the mouth for another sip.
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His distinctive playing style—a metronomic thud that laid the foundations for every record you've seen described as having "Motorik" tendencies—was elemental in the emergence of what we know think of as Krautrock.
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It seems to suggest a kind of impossible idea, because what we think of as "nature" is very rapidly changing in the anthropocene [the current geological epoch defined by humanity's effects on the earth].
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You had a podcast about [Joe Soss's research] showing that folks who are on programs like TANF, which people think of as welfare, don't vote in higher numbers, which is what people might think.
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Those who had a TBI rated as severe were 35 percent more likely to have dementia, while those with a mild TBI—what we typically think of as a concussion—were 17 percent more likely.
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Maggioncalda notes that Coursera is going to start working more directly on developing what you might think of as the next step after you learn something on its platform, which will be getting a job.
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But this seems like a weird way to write a character into a sex scene — especially a character that so many of us still think of as the young child from the show's first season.
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But some patient advocates say that having people with dual, and sometimes dueling roles, can result in patients being misled by someone they think of as their friend but who puts profits over their health.
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The new indictment includes what most of us might think of as "normal" mafia crimes like assault, gun trafficking, and loansharking, but also a few that surprised me, like healthcare fraud and credit card skimming.
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The first test is called the Alternate Uses Task and measures conceptual expansion: typically by asking people to think of as many possible uses for an everyday object, such as a brick or a paperclip.
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Now, before we write this off as a phenomenon unique to eHarmony users — who we tend to think of as the more marriage-minded of online daters — consider this: These numbers are across the board.
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JOHN HARWOOD: As you reflect on the span of your career, both in the Senate and in the administration, what do you think of as things that you and your peers got done, succeeded at?
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"People are paying you for your potential, but if they think you're going to leave, they can justify giving that 10 percent to someone else they think of as a long-term player," she said.
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By letting go of these motifs, the artist moved on to court chaos and the further breakdown of an already precarious idea of order, all while acknowledging what I think of as his core belief.
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This is an unusual camping choice, since flowing robes aren't exactly what you'd first think of as appropriate camping attire—"the red is bad camouflage," Hoffmeister says—but it's the head that saves the outfit.
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Working out of a little lab and studio he calls Cat Full of Ghosts, Jordan wanted to create a visual instrument that users could think of as a drum machine or groove box for video.
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What's more, the duchies and kingdoms that formed the German Empire in 20—the precursor to what we now think of as Germany—took up an area about 22008,2129 square miles larger than contemporary Germany.
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The claim that it's 70,000 pages is based on including tens of thousands of pages about the tax code that a reasonable person would never think of as being part of the tax code itself.
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I think that the industry has become too ... Our coverage is too tech obsessed, and not enough what I like to think of as tech centric, as in seeing the world of business through technology.
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But we've got to try to find a way on our campuses not to taint the national picture as hopeless, or as being antithetical to anything that we can think of as good and admirable.
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Finally, we see that the woman we've come to think of as Mom — whether she's nurturing, or disapproving, or thoughtful, or delusional, or pestering, or supportive, or sentimental — is also a mysterious, fun, brave babe.
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The fleecy quenelles of pike, half-submerged in a lava flow of sauce Américaine, have a finer flavor than the ones at La Grenouille, which some people still think of as the city's standard-bearer.
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And Yee's adroit use here of the characters' real names and assumed names becomes a heartbreaking reminder of how what we think of as a fixed human identity can melt into pulp under inhuman conditions.
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ACROSTIC — We obviously never get a bad acrostic puzzle, but this is one of the ones that I think of as perfect, the kind that I would gladly push on someone new to the game.
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" Maybe what all of this underscores is that any hope most of us might have for a benign future of work is increasingly projected on to what I've come to think of as "billionaire humanism.
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Trump "has what you might think of as autocratic tendencies, which were probably perfectly normal in the business world but are very problematic in the political world," says Sheri Berman, a professor at Barnard College.
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"Some of the behaviors that we think of as fundamentally linked with violence may stay quite steady as the violence rate goes down, as you get a better handle on the gun issue," he explained.
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You combine that with what I think of as an increasingly consumerist model — students are viewed as consumers, versus [being there to] educate them — and too often we see campuses giving into the calls for censorship.
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The finding, published Thursday in Science, suggests that despite milk's strong association with mammals—a group named for its lactating mammary organs—nursing behaviors may be widespread in organisms that we wouldn't think of as breastfeeders.
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WhatsApp outages are uncommon, but it's a good reminder that something we now think of as basic infrastructure—WhatsApp allows more than 1.2 billion people to send and receive messages over wifi—can indeed go down.
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Gravity as a force does exist What we think of as "gravity," though is actually a constant, a measurement of the acceleration of roughly 403 m/s240 that the Earth imparts on objects due to gravity.
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"Rockford is now typical of many small and midsize cities across America that are suffering from what we tend to think of as big-city problems -- guns, drugs, and gangs," explains Ben Austen in "Peace Officers".
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In this sense, "the axis of evil" is, arguably, a kind of myth, an explanation that makes sense of calamity in a world we think of as otherwise good and in which we can all participate.
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It's not really that Mr. Bochco foresaw those present-day phenomena, of course; the series actually reminds us that many of the things we think of as specific to today have been around a long time.
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Ed Talk Angela Duckworth was teaching math when she noticed something intriguing: The most successful students weren't always the ones who displayed a natural aptitude; rather, they displayed something she came to think of as grit.
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It's an oxymoronic term for a very intelligent observation: that what we think of as "accidents" or crashes or bugs are really quite common and indeed, inevitable, given the design of systems that we rely on.
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"It's a complicated and expensive platform to deliver what many people still think of as a commodity," said Kat Taylor, one of the founders of Beneficial State Bank, which has 12 branches on the West Coast.
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" Lynn Buchanan recalled that when her father was a young man, "to be a Republican was to be progressive, but over the years he really did not relate to what we think of as Republicans now.
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And then my sense of it is that the [Hollywood studio] system really looks like it's going to fall apart in the '19903s — the period that people think of as the best period for the movies.
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Lie #22013: Taxation of pass-through entities is a burden on small business Most businesses in the United States, at least for tax purposes, aren't what we normally think of as corporations subject to profits taxes.
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By providing one, you become a bat landlord of sorts, which you should think of as a long-term commitment: Bats can live more than 40 years, and their babies return to where they were born.
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My dad was always good at what I would describe as panicking early, which I think of as looking way out over the horizon and thinking through a decision and the 50 steps down the road.
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He added that the threat today includes "all the kind of major terrorist organizations that you would think of" as well as domestic violent extremists that are already in the US and have been radicalized online.
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"A lot of what I do I like to think of as confidence boosting," said Ms. Greene, 24, who has plant styled for more than a year and has met with about 50 clients so far.
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In the world of air travel, they could be cosmopolitans and professionals: business executives, fur-clad film types, journalists, dealmaking lawyers, wealthy hobbyists—people we might now think of as standard-bearers of the information economy.
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Many people are afraid of having to live with a terminal prognosis, and know for a period of time that they're not going to accomplish certain milestones that we think of as comprising a meaningful life.
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Morocco might not be the first place you think of as a Christmas vacation destination — but in addition to hotels and restaurants in larger cities offering holiday menus, there are sometimes special holiday-related events too.
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Because I wanted this tone of ... I knew I was telling what I think of as interesting stories about mundane things, and the way of doing it is to sound like a voice in your head.
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Yet Pinterest is far afield from what most users think of as social media and more akin to a visual search and discovery platform, with people looking for ideas and inspiration rather than to reach other people.
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"We focus on what we think of as the recurring payments market — subscriptions, invoicing, installments — and each of those markets is super broken," Hiroki Takeuchi, co-founder and chief executive of GoCardless, told CNBC in an interview.
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Each quark has an antiquark partner with the same mass and the opposite charge (-20/3 instead of 2/3 and 1/3 instead of -1/03), and opposite parity, which you can think of as handedness.
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Outside the Maasai Mbili art studio in Kibera, Nairobi "I wanted to make a work that, on the one hand, engages with what I think of as the fundamental components of techno-consumer culture," Ploeger tells Creators.
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"Even though these voicemails may be quieter than what we traditionally think of as cellphone spam, they are no less intrusive or annoying to consumers," Schumer wrote in a letter to FCC Chairman Ajit Pai on Sunday.
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He was a master of color and environmental design and what I like to think of as 'flow' in an attraction, but he was the undisputed master of the funny gag in our classic shows and rides.
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In her book A Practical Wedding, Meg Keene writes about how much of what we think of as "tradition" is really just what people have been doing for years because they feel pressured by the wedding industry.
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We're experiencing a digital vertigo that people will cease to experience 30 or 40 years from now, when our natural filters have become accustomed to filtering out a lot of what we think of as static now.
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The ritual of theater, too, was a comfort: a group of strangers, sitting together in what I think of as a sacred space, breathing the same air as the actors, listening as they told us a story.
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"She advanced our understanding of how girls and boys develop the characteristics that we think of as boy things and girl things," Dr. John H. Flavell, a psychology professor emeritus at Stanford, said in a telephone interview.
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McKay also bookends the movie with what I think of as cinema's Universal Bimbos, those young, dumb counterparts to the mean old ladies with puckered mouths whose clucking is meant to symbolize small-town hypocrisy or whatever.
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" Jeff Bond, the author of "The Music of Star Trek" (1999), said in an telephone interview, "Anything that you would think of as an electronic effect on the show was often produced with a Hammond electric organ.
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This would, ironically, actually be more exclusive and unfair, since so often those that we tend to think of as "bad" — the abusers, the haters, the feckless and selfish — have themselves often had abusive and brutal backgrounds.
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One thing that I see a lot of right now is what I've come to think of as an "anti-politics," — an effort to raise up the walls between people and write them out of the conversation.
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"Hidden Figures" corrects the record in two ways: by showing how what we think of as acts of singular bravery were the result of collective labor and by emphasizing the contributions of people who weren't white men.
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And again, someone who just is one of a, I think of, as a cast of characters I didn't know about and then sort of showed up in my Twitter feed over the last couple of years.
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It's hard not to consider, though, that the motives are really be about maintaining control, either by a founder, an entrepreneur or a family who can't fathom anyone else touching what they think of as their property.
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There's a certain je ne sais quoi signature that makes the style we think of as "French-girl hair" so aspirational: not just one hair length or texture, but rather the feathery fringe skimming the forehead just so.
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As it turns out, what some people think of as "facial weight gain" might in fact be something else—and that is, sad to say, not even the half of what's in store for nearly all of us.
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But even though they were on a different branch of the evolutionary tree and looked a bit different than us, they were capable of many of the cultural practices we tend to think of as being uniquely human.
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" This allows many people doing what you would traditionally think of as lobbying — seeking to influence legislation, getting paid to pressure lawmakers — to avoid formally registering as lobbyists, and thus circumvent the laws applying only to "registered lobbyists.
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Regarding Thomas Jefferson, the Monticello website credits him -- the author of the Declaration of Independence putting quill pen to paper again -- with the first known recipe recorded by an American for what we think of as ice cream.
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Sigh. Stuber is part of a breed of summer movies that I think of as "aggressively fine": They're not unwatchable, and you'll laugh sometimes, but they're also not very good, and there's no particular reason they couldn't be.
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In an epic 25-minute rant on Last Week Tonight, Oliver breaks down exactly what the couple many think of as a "moderating influence" on Trump actually do — and what, if anything, makes them qualified to do it.
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Margo had scrawled on the back of the essay, in sloppy, barely legible cursive that Eve couldn't help but think of as manly, even though she knew it was a faulty mental reflex, a kind of residual transphobia.
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After all, this isn't just about the convenience of reading a foreign news article or communicating abroad, but of a class of people who are fundamentally excluded from what most people think of as in-person communication — speech.
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" It is not so much what you might think of as a conventional song as it is a cavalcade of Wayne and Pain coming up with successively more beautiful sounding ways to say "damn" and "wham" and "whoa.
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When you approach a task or situation you've never seen before, you need to think of as many different ways of completing that task as you can and figure out what approach would be best for the robot.
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According to data furnished by LPL Financial senior market strategist Ryan Detrick, in the 240 years from 25 to 2100, only six finished with a gain in that range that we think of as a "typical" annual return.
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Well, Jigsaw is a company built out of Alphabet — which we all really just think of as Google by another name — with the intention of helping to moderate online discussion by automatically detecting (among other things) offensive speech.
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There's a lot of companies, especially Walmart, Target, the big box stores that you might think of as, you know, kind of staid and old-school, are actually beefing up their online operations and can almost match Amazon.
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In many ways, her problem at the mike is the opposite of Mr. Trump's — cerebral, calculated, stripped of all spontaneity and risk, her style epitomizes what fans of "tell it like it is" bluntness think of as untrustworthy.
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But then she starts to fall in love with Sylvia, there's this lesbianic, beyond-the-grave kind of affair transpiring, followed by suicide, which doubles as what we might think of as a ghost's version of simultaneous orgasm.
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His statement reads: While 21 Savage came to the US from a country we don't typically think of as one that individuals seek refuge from, his situation remains distressing and highlights the oppressive nature of our immigration regime.
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But from one academic generation to the next, this method of parsing language has mission-crept into a strangely complicated business, increasingly unrelated to what either laypeople or intellectuals outside of linguistics would think of as human language.
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But some body cognoscenti — the resistance band, if you will — are calling it quits on the sculpting and spinning circuit and taking up old-school physical pursuits that many of us think of as the preserve of childhood.
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She and the three girls she had come to think of as her sisters returned to Staten Island, this time in the care of a relative of theirs who Ms. Toe said made her feel like an outsider.
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Not many shows have lasted for quite as long, but the ones we normally think of as "comfort TV" have been around long enough that a playlist cap of 10 or 20 would feel too small very quickly.
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That intermediary, which you can think of as a staffing firm, would offer workers employment security and protections, collective bargaining and control over their work, and enable them to get a cut of the profits their work creates.
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The truth is that the most acute problems in the years leading up to the financial crisis occurred in what we would traditionally think of as pure investment banks — Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley.
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Trump "has what you might think of as autocratic tendencies, which were probably perfectly normal in the business world but are very problematic in the political world," Sheri Berman, a professor at Barnard College, told me last year.
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Wine Folly, however, with its handsome charts and color wheels, its cross-references and links to expanded information, seems to tug at the pages, desperate not to be contained in something you think of as reading front-to-back.
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Kangaroos and dogs generally don't get along in the wilds of Australia, which usually turns out much worse for the dog, since 'roos can kick, punch, choke and in some cases drown anything they think of as a threat.
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I like WHOPPERS, they are one of those candies I think of as seasonal (Halloween) and crave around this time of year, even though you can get the big box at the actual movies if you still do that.
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Like other hoards, the Gaulcross treasure has "preserved fashions (from) what we think of as the darkest bits of the dark age after the fall of the Roman Empire," says study co-author Martin Goldberg of National Museums Scotland.
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A good example of this vacuous fight-picking, which I think of as a howling canyon filled with misdirected energy, is Brett Easton Ellis's new book White, a hodgepodge of inflammatory opinions designed to raise hives on the left.
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Vice Media, on its HBO show, occasionally commits real news reporting, but Viceland makes what you could think of as the extreme-sports versions of the sort of lifestyle-travel shows you find on the Travel Channel or CNN.
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I give the example of what Americans might think of as a typical plate of "Middle Eastern" food, in which you could closely read a history of the Ottoman Empire and its exchanges with its conquered lands and people.
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From there he explains how barely-perceptible combinations of harmonic overtones affect the timbre of individual sounds, illustrating that what we think of as a single note is in fact made up of a whole range of sonic frequencies.
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No matter the precise reasons for this specific foul-up, the dysfunction in what residents like to think of as the most sophisticated city in the world was an example of the broader dysfunction of the state's electoral system.
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The sleeping area housed the bed, some closet and shelving space, and yet another large TV.Overall, the room was pretty minimal and the decor was rather basic with gray carpeting that I can't help but think of as bland.
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All of this is many miles away in flavor and charisma from the dour school of vegetable cookery that has been dished out recently by young, Nordic-influenced chefs I think of as the Brotherhood of the Charred Sunchoke.
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That this inequality now so clearly correlates with city size — the largest metros are the most unequal — also shows how changes in the economy are both rewarding and rattling what we have come to think of as 'superstar cities.
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Measure this by the yardstick of the economic costs of what we used to think of as a "normal" business cycle recession, which would steal 12 percent of one year's American national income — eight times as much — from us.
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The world we've come to think of as the world of "peak TV," where over 400 scripted TV shows aired in primetime last year, on dozens of different networks, is one that often stays just barely ahead of production.
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"When you look at things we think of as predictive of criminal behavior and poor health outcomes - low levels of education, few economic assets, immigrants tend to be engaging in less crime and staying healthier than we would expect," he said.
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It can also mean reframing what you think of as sex to include sexual activities outside of penetration — and if there's a cis man in the couple, it can mean rethinking the idea that sex ends when he has an orgasm.
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In a word: trippy, but a vein of trippy that reaches back not to the Summer of Love fifty years ago, but to the oldest days of psychedelic shamanism, at the dawn of what we've come to think of as civilization.
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So, I wanted to create the opportunity that I needed as a young twenty-something, and the more I thought about what that opportunity looked like, the more I realized it couldn't look like what we think of as traditional employment.
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In the early days, it felt like the majority of LinkedIn's efforts were focused mainly around what you might generally think of as enterprise self-help: posts from (often successful or high profile) business people about running businesses and leadership.
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Schizophrenia is a brain disease in the sense that most people behave very differently from someone with schizophrenia, whereas addiction I like to think of as a mismatch between the world we evolved in and the world we live in now.
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But with populaces all over the world who are all used to receiving what they think of as a standard pour, the meaning of "one drink" is likely to keep on depending on where you are when you order it.
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And for 227 of those stars, TESS can search for planets in the fullest extent of their habitable zone—what humans think of as the Goldilocks zone for life, where liquid water can exist stably on a rocky planet's surface.
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But it's also hard to classify Orange Is the New Black because it so radically upends a lot of notions of what we think of as a TV drama, period — via storytelling shifts that, as mentioned, aren't always immediately obvious.
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" By today's best evidence, derived from meticulous cadaveric dissection, it is an organ that extends deep into the body on multiple planes, and constitutes far more than the small glans and hood that most of us think of as "the clit.
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Now in Life 3.0, his latest book, he writes that unless we understand consciousness, and whether we can artificially recreate it, we will not reach what we think of as AI. And we cannot know what our ultimate role we be.
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That the foreign heel is so enduringly, wildly popular around the world says a lot more about us as humans, or at least what we've been conditioned to think of as being human, than it does about Mahal or even McMahon.
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While Chromeboxes (which you can think of as the Mac Mini to Google's Chromebook laptops) never quite took off the way Chromebooks did, yet they've quietly been around for years, with the likes of Dell, HP, Acer and Asus making them.
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The Artik 10 is a tiny (and, according to PC World, slightly underpowered) ARM computer that you can probably think of as a competitor to the Raspberry Pi. Samsung makes other Artik devices, primarily designed to be embedded in IoT devices.
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Work-Bench, a New York City venture capital firm that spends a lot of time around Fortune 1000 companies, has put together The Work-Bench Enterprise Almanac: 2018 Edition, which you could think of as a State of the Enterprise report.
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Dubranksy: The Turpins' new norm may not look like what we think of as normal because of the trauma, so it would be good if society withheld judgment on what their lives should look like now, what healing should look like.
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But sitting with it, as opposed to trying to push it away, has started to form what I like to think of as a little muscle of tolerance that's made each attack a little more manageable, and a lot less frequent.
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Perhaps it's because it evokes the idea that everything we think of as "normal," the choices we think we're making, are actually just things we do because we're pawns in the game of someone bigger setting us up for something.
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"The young activists whom conservatives call 'social-justice warriors' practice politics in a form that looks spiritual, and their Marxoid political theories are effulgent with longings and aspirations that point far beyond what we normally think of as politics," Dougherty wrote.
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"Not that these aren't bad things that happened, I'm certainly concerned any time there's information that's compromised, but in these two situations, it doesn't appear to fit in the rubric of what we generally think of as a cyberattack," Rep.
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"The cookies, chips, snack cakes that we all know and think of as 'processed foods' would be ones that are not so healthy for us, as well as sugar-sweetened beverages and highly processed meats such as sausage," she said.
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"The places that have been the worst hit over the last few years have been the places where you think of as the economy is hot, a lot of people are moving there, rents are going up," he hold Hill.
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So the 'social' conditions we think of as making up a person cannot fully explain an individual's social situations because the social is the very thing that always needs to be boxed off and explained fully — and never can be.
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"She was one of the pioneers of what I think of as the braggart indie set, for the woman who didn't want to smell like any other woman in the room," said Jane Larkworthy, executive beauty director of W magazine.
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Another forthcoming Wi-Fi improvement that's a bit further out (think one or two years) is 802.11ax (don't even get me started on these crazy naming conventions), which you might want to think of as the sprinkler system of Wi-Fi.
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Characteristics we think of as intelligence, strength, vision, uprightness, dexterity, body mass or whiteness will outlive their usefulness, morphing from advantages to disadvantages, counterintuitive though that seems today, especially perhaps to those who have those valued traits and benefit from them.
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I find it helpful to contrast the real America, the place we actually live, with what I think of as "Senate America," the hypothetical nation implied by a simple average across states, which is what the Senate in effect represents.
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But the irony is that many of our most deeply held pop culture archetypes have actually been covertly guided by women, often working behind the scenes on movies and TV shows we've come to think of as for and about men.
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As both the mayor of Charlottesville — a city steeped in the legacy of Thomas Jefferson — and the author of a biography of James Madison, I believe our answers lie in what I think of as the "soul" of the founders' vision.
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The conquering army effectively reset 21990 by uniting the entire land between the Mediterranean and the Jordan River under Israeli control — what Jews think of as Eretz Israel (the land of Israel) and what to Palestinians is the whole of Palestine.
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"What they look like now is totally common across what you could think of as the megachurch type of model," said Richard Flory, senior director of research and evaluation at the University of Southern California Center for Religion and Civic Culture.
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"Once you have a clear cut, then the remaining trees or the edge of the forest becomes much more susceptible to what we think of as windthrow, or wind disturbance," says Northern Arizona University ecologist Michelle Mack, who studies forests.
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Because of his weakened immune system, Nash cannot be around many people to have what some may think of as a typical birthday party, so the community decided to throw him a parade Sunday on the eve of his birthday.
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A few place it in East Hampton, but while it is technically in the Town of East Hampton — a sprawling jurisdiction that reaches all the way to Montauk — it is far from what most Hamptonites think of as East Hampton.
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A fair chunk of Documenta's 37 million euro budget (about $143 million) has gone into nearly bankrupt Greek art organizations, which you can think of as an artsy stand-in for the eurozone transfer payments that Germany continues to resist.
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A Skin So Soft (originally in French, Te peau si lisse) is not quite in line with all these other works, even though it is about male bodybuilders, whom you would naturally think of as the living embodiments of this physical ideal.
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With the StreamOn option, Telekom customers have the ability to stream songs and videos from certain service providers without it appearing on their monthly data bill, a practice known as "zero rating," which violates what we traditionally think of as net neutrality.
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"The cap set problem we think of as a model problem for all these other questions in Ramsey theory," said Terence Tao, a mathematician at the University of California, Los Angeles, and a winner of the Fields Medal, one of mathematics' highest honors.
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What we think of as modern dog culture has its roots in the 21985th century when, as breeds began to be set and made standard, they proved themselves not only in the dog shows but in the dog-fighting and rat-baiting pits.
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Any linear narrative film, for instance, can serve as the armature for what we would think of as a virtual reality, but which Johnny X, eight-year-old end-point consumer, up the line, thinks of as how he looks at stuff.
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Mr. Hanson expressed skepticism that any public policy tools would be effective in combating the imbalance of trade because the exact source of the imbalance is a "puzzle," much of it far removed from what you would traditionally think of as trade policy.
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"You can imagine Uber Copter is [as] kind of being the first version of that future product — that is fundamentally what we think of as multimodal," Eric Allison, head of Uber Elevate, said at the TWA Hotel following my Uber Copter flight.
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At the same time, he said, "We have a ways to go to get to some idea of what people think of as neutral," referring to the theoretical "neutral" level of interest rates, at which borrowing costs neither stimulate nor restrain economic growth.
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Trump "has what you might think of as autocratic tendencies, which were probably perfectly normal in the business world but are very problematic in the political world," Sheri Berman, a professor at Barnard College who studies authoritarianism, told me earlier this year.
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But the 2010s have seen a rise in the attention paid to robots of the kind that most of us still think of as robots: autonomous machines that can sense their surroundings, respond, move, do things and, above all, interact with us humans.
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And since we could use more cars like the BMW i8 and Model S that push the limits of what we think of as high-end EV, it's nice to see Nissan push this one past the concept stage and into something drivable.
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Nothing tragic happened, except in the sense that losing a connection your past often feels tragic, a foreboding taste of mortality and time that reminds you of how impermanent are the things that we think of as fixtures in our own lives.
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"He's discussing the challenging issues [surrounding psychedelics] as a culture," said MAPS executive associate Merete Christiansen, who agrees that because Mauss doesn't resemble what many think of as the typical acid user or "rail against society" onstage, he's helping to challenge stereotypes.
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They can do so by stepping up their privacy practices and following what I think of as a "privacy code of conduct," setting the example that all data handlers should aspire to achieve: Information we share on the Internet is often deeply personal.
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"I thought back to a lot of kids in my high school who I think of as more socially awkward, or anxious, or worried about how they're being perceived," Mr. Platt said over mint tea after wrapping up his recent voice lesson.
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But the 19603s have seen a rise in the attention paid to robots of the kind that most of us still think of as robots: autonomous machines that can sense their surroundings, respond, move, do things and, above all, interact with us humans.
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What the public might think of as courage, one expert called "rational bravery" — behavior that is to be expected, given that officers with bulletproof vests and tactical expertise are the best positioned to respond and have been put in place to do so.
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This text is a classic of the genre I think of as the "Little Comment," the signature mode of communication of a certain type of close relationship between a mother and her adult daughter, especially when that daughter has children of her own.
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Some accounts shared on Chinese social media suggested the blaze had broken out in a side hall or annex, possibly a housing area, which was not a part of the main building that Tibetans think of as the heart of the Jokhang.
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"Ultimately we need to look at the empirical evidence and it tells us that temporary shortages are being caused by people adding just a few extra items and shopping more often – behaviour that consumers wouldn't necessarily think of as stockpiling," he said.
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At the series's lowest moments (like the penectomy/enslavement plot that takes place in what I started to think of as Fast-Forward Dungeon), it can feel as airless and acrid as "The Walking Dead," just another macho cable wallow in sadism.
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It was perhaps, at first glance, an unusual feature of the 2019 March for Life that it downplayed what many have come to think of as the central claim of the anti-abortion movement: that the unborn have a constitutional right to life.
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When it gets to the point where everything is burlapped, you also lose appreciation of the winter colors in things like azaleas, which people think of as a Memorial Day color event but that turn beautiful purple and reddish colors in wintertime.
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The first thing I think of as typical of 1950s cars is their size, those big chubby Chevrolets and Dodges with whitewall tires, fins, bench seats (it helps that I was recently in Havana and saw dozens of these behemoths chugging through town).
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There is also evidence that parents are more likely to give boys what we think of as masculine toys, including toy guns, and that children, once aware of gender difference, are more likely to choose toys that are designated for their gender.
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A lot of how we figured out what those things were was by asking what you might think of as troll questions, but I think they actually went a long way toward explaining why Trump had the unique appeal that he did.
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The Major defies traditional definitions of gender, in fact, accepting "she/her" pronouns and exhibiting a form we think of as "feminine" but bearing an androgynous face and performing in a neutral behavioral mode in a "male" profession among all-male colleagues.
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At least, that's all I could think of as I watched male models, of every race and creed, practically tiptoeing down Trincone's runway draped in just about every (conventionally) feminine motif: glitter, silk, bows, satin, dresses, in soft hues of baby blue and powder pink.
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"The idea was to capture the beginnings of the company and the important research that brought about what we all think of as Technicolor today," Jared Case, the museum's head of collection information, research, and access and the lead on the project, told Hyperallergic.
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Nobody wants the world to end up like that, so I think Etsy is a great example of what I think of as an important future for maker culture, where the site itself encourages an interaction between the seller and the buyer, unlike eBay.
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While some might read her essay as "standing up to the gossip rags," ultimately what she was doing was participating in what I think of as the new world of the celebrity gossip cycle, one that is more clearly focused on what it all means.
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So Coppelia for instance, is this really tragic story, or Swan Lake, or even The Nutcracker, which is totally sanitized for the holidays, but in the original story has this darkness lurking around the corner of things that we think of as very beautiful.
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"There are certain medicines that people tend to think of as safe but actually if you make a big dosing error can be very dangerous, for example, Tylenol or Benadryl are medicines you really want to be careful to give the right dose," she said.
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It's just to say that what we think of as... The FBI just filed a motion to delay Tuesday's hearing in the San Bernardino iPhone case, claiming that an "outside party" may be able to help it break into the phone without Apple's help.
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"A little comment that I would see come up when I started the Be More Human campaign is, 'Why is Gigi the face if she's what people think of as perfect, why would you say that she is human,&apos" she said, according to Yahoo.
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In the end, though, despite these occasional hints of critique, life is seen here as somehow beyond moral accounting, another remarkable achievement of the book's slow, riverine form, and another subtle unravelling of what we think of as the conventional project of the novel.
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Or I will project a digital doppelgänger of myself into the internet to find images to work with, then I reassemble and decode the items or images I have collected to build what I think of as gateways or icons into new modes of perception.
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"A lot of the imagery that we think of as being almost historic imagery of hell, a great deal of that comes out of the period of Hieronymus Bosch," said Martin Palmer, a historian of world faiths who leads the Alliance of Religions and Conservation.
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Think of As Four's wild runway romps in the still raw Far East Village, replete with pit bulls tinted pink and clothes designed according to abstruse philosophical precepts involving the circle (and that produced a handbag immediately ripped off by a designer of international renown).
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Yet as they close in on the secrets of the zone, another truth has emerged: What we think of as the zone is actually one of many mental states that a person can be in, each of which works for a particular kind of thinking.
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Yet as they close in on the secrets of the zone, another truth has emerged: What we think of as the zone is actually one of many mental states that a person can be in, each of which works for a particular kind of thinking.
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Like many people I meet preboarding airplanes or waiting in what I think of as the disability holding pens, where we wait for assistants to move us around, he did not consider himself to be a person with a disability in his everyday life.
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" Mr. Goldring said he wrote the song with Jenna and his younger daughter, Cassie Goldring, 25, in mind: "The song had accomplished everything I had ever hoped it would, I had given my daughters the best gift I could think of as a dad.
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A portrait of Andrew Jackson, who engineered the genocide of Native Americans, hangs before Mr. Trump's adoring eyes in the Oval Office, a reminder that, in politics, even what so many like to think of as the good old days weren't actually that good.
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One is, beyond just what you would think of as Amazon, and Alexa and AI, which are all very important, but Bezos has become — with Steve Jobs gone and Bill Gates retired — Bezos is really kind of one of the senior visionaries of tech.
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Mr. Sasse worries even more, however, about a pervasive feeling of homelessness: Too many Americans don't have a place they think of as home — a "thick" community in which people know and look out for one another and invest in relationships that are not transient.
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Who we gather with and how we gather depends on what we think of as normal or abnormal; it affects and shapes our sense of identity, our sense of who we are and who the other is, our sense of our belief systems, our norms.
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What's weird is that that joyful irreverance that I think of as so definitive of our national character is nowhere in our "official" cultural ouputs, except if you count the we-were-all-in-sydney-university-drama-society-together-in-23 wigged impressions of politicians.
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It's indulging in things we don't tend to think of as indulgent because they don't involve reckless financial splurges (like buying expensive shoes because you deserve them), or life decisions that violate the 2019 moral imperative of wellness (like eating a whole tub of something).
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But America in the 1960s wasn't just a less cosmopolitan place, with a less adventurous palate; the food I encountered — and avoided — in the field was a far cry from the Americanized pho and banh mi dishes that we think of as "Vietnamese" food today.
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But it was really important for me that we not talk about just how surveillance affects the kind of people who we think of as the technical digerati, but actually where this stuff really comes from and hits the hardest is not our community. Right.
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While the rivulets of watery paint and the luminous glow of the surface suggest that he is using techniques associated with stain painting, his reworking of the surface, with multiple layers of paint and varying textures, goes against what we think of as stain painting.
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"We talk a lot about Lyft drivers and Postmates delivery people, but underneath them are tens of millions of American workers who are temps, part-time contractors, people who don't have the kind of financial stability we used to think of as a job," he said.
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Now, she says, it can help him achieve more fair trade for the U.S. "I applaud President Trump for focusing on the problem of shifting exchange rates and how much that undermines free markets and what we think of as the principles of free trade," she said.
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Because these rely on what we might think of as a rather strange logic involving all kinds of low-level data, there are ways to fool them into thinking what they see is something totally different, while keeping the image more or less intact to human eyes.
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A passage from James Comey's testimony helps explain President Trump's mindset in a way that has not been clear before: Then Comey uses a word that I suspect will become famous as the investigation unfolds: The big question: Who does the Trump think of as "satellites"?
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Treaty city Much of what people usually think of as Hong Kong -- the island on which the city's financial district sits, and the Kowloon Peninsula -- was ceded to the the British Empire by the Qing Empire following its losses in the Opium Wars of the nineteenth century.
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The League, with its strong anti-immigrant views and focus on small business, is closer to what we usually think of as populism in the U.S. The Five Star Movement's support for social spending projects like a guaranteed wage and its environmentalist streak can look leftist.
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There is no one true original Snow White, but the Snow White that most American audiences think of as canonical was collected by the Brothers Grimm in 1812, and then steadily revised into its most widely distributed form over the course of 18193 editions, until 1864.
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And yet I possess, and the Nebraska show is exhibiting, a quilt by the Amish that we estimate comes from the 1830s, which is 100 years in advance of some of the modernist geometric designs of Piet Mondrian, who we think of as the epitome of modernism.
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Louis Beam was an architect of the movement, and furthered the idea of "leaderless resistance" — what we would now think of as cell-style terrorism — as well as pioneering Liberty Net, encrypted message boards that the white power movement started using by 1984, decades before Facebook.
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Seasons in Destiny have so far been similar to what you think of as seasons in Fortnite: a period of a few months with a specific theme that has events sprinkled throughout, with seasonal rewards and narrative questlines that you can't earn or access in later seasons.
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The most surprising aspect of their exploration, which they first chronicled in The Atlantic, where James Fallows is a longtime national correspondent, is how seldom they got a chance to talk about the issues we think of as being at the top of the national agenda.
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" Three movies largely about male friendship, with women in symbolic or supportive roles, all taking place within a few years — 1966, 1969 and 1975, going by the main event in each narrative — and all either hostile or indifferent to what we often think of as "the '60s.
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In other words, they want jurors who are "receptive to looking at rape as not just what we think of as the classic, typical image of rape — as in, stranger jumps out from a dark alley with a knife to someone&aposs throat," Bader told Insider.
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That phrase, "rooted in its history," would seem a high bar to reach for immigrants recently arrived from Mexico or Honduras in the eyes of many of the president's listeners, even as their culture permeates what we think of as the mainstream in the US today.
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I've casually called myself a Luddite when expressing general frustration with social media or internet culture, but as it turns out, you can't intelligently discuss what most people think of as an anti-technology movement without understanding the role of technology in capitalism, and vice versa.
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The real promise of these new technologies, many of their evangelists believe, lies not in displacing our currencies but in replacing much of what we now think of as the internet, while at the same time returning the online world to a more decentralized and egalitarian system.
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Susan SchneiderDepartment of Philosophy and Cognitive Science Program, The University of ConnecticutAn upload would not be a homo sapien, so, strictly speaking, it wouldn't be human, but it may have traits that we think of as "human" in a loose sense, such as rationality and humanlike concerns and emotions.
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EK: What struck me as so interesting about the way you're framing it to me here — and the way Tesla's framed things for a long time as a business question — is that both of you deemphasize what one would think of as the core value of the product.
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That was the month the company took what we would now think of as a Trump-like turn, with a bizarrely self-sabotaging threat by one of its top executives to spend $1 million investigating the private life of a female journalist who'd raised questions about the company.
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I think what he's trying to do is control his environment, make sure that surrounding him there's a ring of compliant or friendly countries -- The "near abroad," the non-Russian republics of the Soviet Union, the countries that many Russians still think of as within their sphere of influence.
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"The discovery of Lingwulong pushes back the origination times of many of the groups of sauropod dinosaurs that we think of as most iconic, and challenges many conventional ideas about the early biogeographical history of dinosaurs," Philip Mannion, a study author and paleontologist at Imperial College London, told Gizmodo.
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Now, we all know this, but I wrote the book because I think there is a feeling even among those of us who didn't get left behind that this system has become too unfair, too ruthless, and rewards too many of the things we think of as bad.
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What we now think of as the brilliantly successful postwar international order was a response to the repeated tragedies that had preceded it — and the menace of an expansionist, illiberal Soviet Union reminded Americans that tragedy could all too easily recur if the United States pursued a different path.
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I am writing about Tinder because it's now a legal requirement that any article that's even vaguely, tangentially and tenuously linked to that amorphous blob of STIs and vintage sportswear that we think of as 'young people' must mention Tinder because Tinder is a thing young people use.
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In an interview with Uproxx, Mangold described the film as an effort to move beyond the standard elements of what we now think of as the superhero genre — the "arms race" that calls for every installment to be bigger and more spectacular, with more characters and grander stakes.
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They also asked about post-feeding behaviors that reflect satisfaction and affection (or at least, what we humans think of as affection) — jumping into owners' laps, purring, resting, sleeping, and also, using the litter box (because nothing says "Thanks, love you" like a present in the litter box).
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"Mitch McConnell, in what I think of as a not only unpatriotic but despicable act of partisan politics, made it clear that if the Obama Administration spoke publicly about what they knew, he would accuse them of partisan politics, of trying to tip the balance toward me," she said.
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It's quite common, really, since condiments tend to be the thing we think of as sort of superfluous, so we use them once and promptly erase the memory of the jar in our fridge, where it's doomed to sit until you clean the appliance out when you move.
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In the afternoon, when I shared with Meg some of the cake I'd tucked away, she told me that what I'd come to think of as my Roman breakfast cake was called a ciambella (it's pronounced cham-BELL-ah and, with the right accent, sounds like an affectionate greeting).
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Curious title, that, since the secretary of Energy has precious little to do now with most of what we think of as the energy market; he controls neither hydrocarbon sales, solar energy licensing, nor even the way the wind turbines spin across the Texas ranches and prairie lands.
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But that was when I thought facts had power, when what we think of as the truth was based more on observable reality and less on the incantations of paranoid uncles who would rather die of preventable diseases than let America's first black president leave an intact legacy.
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"The current treatments we have are not as effective as we believe them to be and these alternatives that we think of as simple or what we usually typically brush off are highly effective," said Dr. Jatin Joshi, a pain specialist at Weill Cornell Medicine in New York.
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Once you're in, it's easy to get lost in the aural sensation of hearing a language you don't often encounter; as someone who doesn't understand Hmong, it's enveloping, almost nerve-wracking to listen in via phone, a communication mode we think of as private, two-way, and closed.
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"You can almost think of it as sort of an internal, deep-tissue Fitbit, where you would be collecting a lot of data that today we think of as hard to access," said Michel Maharbiz, an associate professor of electrical engineering and computer science at the University of California, Berkeley.
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This may not sound much but, because dark energy occupies every corner of the universe, it actually accounts for around 70% of the mass-energy of the universe, compared with the 5% contributed by what human beings think of as normal matter (basically, the stuff from which atoms are made).
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"Mercury is the planet of the mind and it's currently in Cancer, which is a sign we think of as being really intuitive, but it doesn't know the best way to ask for what it wants because has been in opposition with Saturn, the planet of restriction, this month," Gat says.
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The second dimension tries to explain the votes that don't make sense on what we've come to think of as the liberal-conservative dimension, on issues like surveillance or trade or budgets, where the most conservative and most liberal members of both parties find themselves in agreement against the center.
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And while it's not what most think of as classically French in style, it does have ties to the country: It was inspired in part by Le Corbusier, a French-Swiss designer and architect whose unusual Notre Dame du Haut chapel in Ronchamp, France, is an icon of modern design.
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This will bring more rapidly and inexpensively to market not only entirely novel molecules, both small (what we think of as "drugs" in common parlance) and large and complex ("biologics"), but also generics and biosimilars, created to replicate the structure and/or effect of existing drugs and biologics at lower cost.
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"The 'cloud' is just someone else's hard drive," he said, emphasizing that information and content we think of as "safe" simply because it's located on a secure online platform can, in reality, be just as vulnerable to mishap and misplacement as files and information saved directly on our own computers.
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I think it's kind of important to put this in the context of a family that's coming from, say, El Salvador or Honduras — they're fleeing gang violence and deprivation and other things that you would think of as being dangerous for a child, and they've just taken this very dangerous journey.
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" Listening to these tracks, Questlove said he heard Prince tapping into "his machismo, what we would now call toxic masculinity"; expressing his vulnerability (which Questlove preferred to think of as his humanity rather than his femininity); and "trying to navigate his way to pop stardom and the top of the mountain.
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First definitely didn't answer all my questions about anxiety, but it did help me validate some of the experiences that I didn't even think of as being linked to anxiety—like my aversion to flakiness or how I tend to internally spiral as opposed to having a full-blown panic attack.
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Some of this was cool, but little was truly groundbreaking, which isn't surprising: We're in an awkward phase of the tech industry, one marked by incremental improvements to technologies that we think of as boring — and lots of exciting promises about far-off tech that isn't quite ready for prime time.
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As upscale restaurants and bars replace the workaday businesses that used to make up the heart of Brooklyn neighborhoods — auto-body shops, steam-table joints, bars that don't serve craft cocktails — there has been a concordant, or perhaps corrective, rise in what I've come to think of as bodega fetishism.
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But that definition would cover people we don't think of as flippers: a small-scale general contractor who remodels two homes a year; a family that buys a home for an aging parent who later dies; a landlord who herself faces financial distress and must get out of the business.
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If someone wrote a report trying to map the modern left, you'd quickly come up with a list that connects me to people I like but disagree with on some issues, people I dislike, people who dislike me, and people whom I don't even think of as in my universe.
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The key to making 'Aisha' work in this new era, Toyota believes, lies in using artificial intelligence to broaden its definition, and to transform cars from something that people are merely interested in and passionate about, into something that people can actually bond with – and even come to think of as a partner.
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But there is a serious element to this: At the very least, a lot of people seem totally unbothered at the thought of politically motivated attacks against people they think of as Nazis — a group that's so extreme and evil from the perspective of everyday Americans that it merits extreme action to fight.
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It didn't seem like sleep was going to be a possibility if I remained chained to what I (very grandly) think of as my workstation, which in reality is just my portion of the desk covered in Trebor wrappers and books I'll never actually read, so I decamped to a meeting room.
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"Everybody should recognize this case as a very real push from the FBI to expand its existing authority, expand what we routinely think of as the FBI's ability to force private actors to assist with a criminal investigation," said Neema Singh Guliani, a legislative counsel with the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
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But there is a serious element to this: At the very least, a lot of people seem totally unbothered by the thought of politically motivated attacks against people they think of as Nazis — a group that's so extreme and evil from the perspective of everyday Americans that it merits extreme action to fight.
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I made a list over the holidays of completely reasonable misconceptions about tech I heard from friends and family of all ages and interest in tech — questions I knew the answers to, but that always seemed to quickly spiral into an explanation of what I imagine Verge readers think of as foundational knowledge.
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It's no accident that many of his best drawings over the years have taken the form of grandly elaborate blueprints and architectural renderings, making him a charter member of what I like to think of as the schematic school of late Modernism (other members would include Bruce Nauman, Lee Lozano and Chris Burden).
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BMW is, of course, not the only company we've seen go down this route in the past few years: GoDaddy, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, Airbnb, Volkswagen, and plenty of other companies have made similar changes that discarded well-known designs in favor of what I like to think of as the "Instagram startup" aesthetic.
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BMW is, of course, not the only company we've seen go down this route in the past few years: GoDaddy, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, Airbnb, Volkswagen, and plenty of other companies have made similar changes that discarded well-known designs in favor of what I like to think of as the "Instagram startup" aesthetic.
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"Essentially the SEC is using what I think of as its bully pulpit to urge fund management and boards to think harder about whether holding securities with longer settlement periods is appropriate with this type of fund," said Nathan Greene, co-head of the asset management group at law firm Shearman & Sterling.
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WHAT I THINK OUR PAPER POINTS OUT IS ONE BIG CHANGE FROM EARLY TO LATE FROM THEN TO NOW IS IN THE PRICE TO BOOK RATIO FOR MANY FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND WHAT YOU MIGHT CALL THEIR FRANCHISE VALUE OR YOU MIGHT THINK OF AS THEIR CAPITAL IN THE DYNAMIC SENSE BECAUSE IT REFLECTS FUTURE PROFITABILITY.
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Somebody is going to truly master Tilt Brush, and when they do, the three-dimensional sculpture-paintings they produce are going to be very different from what we currently think of as art — the way that prints are different from oil paintings, or maybe even the way hand-drawn animation is different from illustration.
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We wanted to show it in a very frank, very kind of honest and real and awkward and funny way that shows that this is normal and whatever hangup or kink or whatever you have that you might think of as weird – it's not at all weird, because everyone's got their thing and everyone's different.
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Vehicles that consumers typically think of as "imported" actually comprise more than half of all U.S. car sales – and more than half of those were built in the U.S. There are 28503,22019 international dealer franchises selling 8.3 million vehicles a year, creating 570,000 jobs here at home and supporting a payroll of $32 billion.
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What we do at Khosla is more early-stage, what I think of as traditional venture capital, which is a seed financing or a Series A round, where obviously, SoftBank's been deploying a lot of capital in big bets, in mostly late-stage investments, and it has had significant impact in the entire ecosystem.
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And then a couple of years ago, really in 21000, I just started seeing all of these really alarming new bits of research coming out about climate science, and I didn't — as a kind of competitive journalist — I didn't see those stories being told honestly in the outlets that we think of as our competitors.
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In "Mother II" (2010) — which I think of as an outlier in this show — we see pink brushstrokes of hair shooting straight up from the green head with orange eyes, which, together with the long Pinocchio nose, lend the figure's demonic grin just the right weird accent, underscored by the streaked, rust brown sky.
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By the time McSorley's had opened, many American bartenders had made a specialty of inventing what we now think of as craft cocktails — most notably Jerry Thomas, the author of "How to Mix Drinks, or The Bon-Vivant's Companion," who opened a series of bars, including one below Barnum's American Museum in the early 1850s.
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Attached to the end of this customized Nerf blaster is a 3D-printed adapter holding a Phantom 3D LED wand which you can think of as a very thin slice of an LED TV. As the wand spins, the LEDs along its length flash in specifically-timed patterns to fool the human eye into seeing 360-degree animations.
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Director Maxim Pozdorovkin fills in some of the blanks for Americans, but for the most part the idea isn't to tell us what happened; instead, Our New President wants us to feel what it's like to be assaulted by what we used to think of as "fake news," and to experience the earth shifting beneath our feet.
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At the top of the range is the ATH-ANC900BT, which you can think of as Audio-Technica's answer to the Sony 1000X M2500 and Bose QC 2100 II. The noise canceling of this device has three separate modes, and you'll be able to adjust the intensity for yourself via an accompanying Audio-Technica Connect mobile app.
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Because if people's belief and reason for running is that we think we need to take back the House of Representatives in order for us to have some ability to block Trump's divisive and dangerous agenda, then we have to think of — as they used to say — we have to think of the good of the order.
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But the film, which you can think of as a luxuriant aperitif before Black Mirror season five (which currently has no known release date, though it will presumably debut sometime in 2019), is interesting enough from start to its five different finishes that you probably won't be too upset by its lack of larger thematic cohesiveness.
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There were people that presumed, oh maybe it did X amount of drugs a year in sales, or Y, but it was actually, it was doing hundreds of millions of dollars and ... One of the reasons why no one knew was because it was not living on what we would think of as the regular web, correct?
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I'd been divorced a few years, I was living upstairs from the bar I started working at when I was 973, I was at least ten pounds overweight in an uncomfortable way, what I think of as my midlife crisis started two years later, but I didn't even have the energy to have a midlife crisis at the time.
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And as cruel as it seems to many Americans to deport people they think of as blameless children, it's arguably crueler to take official government recognition and security away from someone who hasn't done anything to provoke the revocation, and who handed all of her personal information over to the government in order to receive protection.
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She also instructs the group to avoid naming any medicine providers—a preferred term in this community for what others might think of as drug dealers—or disclosing the locations where we may have taken hallucinogenic substances like ayahuasca, which in the United States is often administered illegally during group ceremonies in private homes or other underground venues.
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What we think of as "If X, then Y" authentication allows users to be authenticated on device A, based on actions taken on device B. We see this with most major tech companies that now offer two-factor authentication (2FA) systems for an added layer of security around their platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, Evernote and more.
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As the playwright behind the Tony-nominated Choir Boy and as co-writer of 2016's Moonlight—both stories thoughtfully interrogated adolescent black queerhood at a crossroads—he sees value in what I like to think of as The Before: the period in which young black boys get to pause, take in the world, and just become.
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In the periods of 26.3-713 and 271-287, when a larger percentage of Republicans voted with APHA recommendations, it might have been because the bills were less polarizing or more clearly adhered to what we think of as traditional public health issues (as opposed to more politically charged issues like gun violence legislation or abortion protections), he said.
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On the surface of it, "Kimmy Goes to a Play!" calls back to controversies surrounding all-white productions of The Mikado, but the whole storyline is impossible not to think of as a middle finger to the critical backlash Kimmy Schmidt got in its first season for revealing that Krakowski's character is supposed to be Native American.
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One has a white background and features characters and objects we think of as light side (Rey, Finn, Poe, Leia, Rose, the Millennium Falcon, a blue lightsaber); the other has a grey background and pro-First Order, Dark Side figures (Kylo Ren, Captain Phasma, Star Destroyers, TIE fighters and a red lightsaber.) Here's the thing: Luke features prominently in both panels.
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The screwball banter from characters like Han Solo and Princess Leia — or Rey and Finn, for that matter — is so essential to what we think of as "Star Wars," so it's hard not to feel like something's amiss when those kind of exchanges never materialize, or when the darker tone never gives way to the Flash Gordon-style adventure we've grown accustomed to.
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Mr. Dial, the illiterate son of an unwed teenage mother, spent much of his childhood in rural poverty in western Alabama and, after moving to Bessemer, an industrial suburb of Birmingham, labored at a wide variety of occupations, all the while making works from castoff materials that he came to think of as art only when he was in his 22000s.
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I mean, we can't exactly speculate like how the decision process for each of these platforms was made but it's interesting that Apple, who we don't necessarily, when we're thinking about media platforms, think of as a media platform, but they do have this big powerful podcast store in the iTunes Store, um, you know, where you can listen to Alex Jones' stuff.
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But in "George Washington" (whose title gives you an early hint, á la "Hamilton," that it will apply a fresh coat of paint to what we think of as American history), you're right in the middle of the overload, channel-surfing from "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" to "Thomas the Tank Engine" to LL Cool J to Bill Nye the Science Guy.
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The effect is made all the more hallucinatory by the fact that these horrors took place not in Poland or Algeria but in what are now, in effect, rest stops along I-95, in Connecticut and New Jersey, in a time we still think of as all three-cornered hats and the clip-clop of Hollywood equipages on cobblestoned streets.
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It so happens that, at a time of increasing tendencies and opportunities for businesses and other non-state actors to offer competition or alternatives to what we think of as "government," the most powerful nation in history chose to put in charge a man who knew nothing of governing but a lot about making everything about himself -- and then monetizing it.
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Even the chapters where he and Stacy seek relief outside the mainstream, at the Kripalu Center in Massachusetts and the Golden Willow Retreat in New Mexico — adventures I think of as survivor porn, passages I devour to discover (finally!) the real reason behind untimely deaths, the magic spell for grief, the expert medium who can reveal all — never turn foolish here.
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Support for what we think of as anti-immigrant proposals like the following dropped greatly: "reducing the number of refugees allowed to resettle in the U.S." fell by half, to barely a fifth of the participants; forcing undocumented immigrants "to return to their home countries before applying to legally come to the U.S." plummeted to 25 percent from 45 percent.
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However, the results should still serve as a reminder that even some sugary drinks that people think of as healthy - like orange juice - can still lead to elevated blood sugar and contribute to the development of diabetes, said Dr. Robert Cohen, a diabetes researcher at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine in Ohio, who wasn't involved in the study.
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"Jennifer will build on the great work our comrade Tom Gara and team achieved since we launched the desk, while working to elevate and transform what readers think of as business coverage, with an emphasis on the way changes in commerce and finance shape and influence our readers' lives," San Francisco Bureau Chief Mat Honan said in a memo to staff.
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As if it couldn't get more convoluted, Slack made this announcement in an update to a help page — which if you're a Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy fan, you will instantly think of as the modern digital equivalent of putting something on display in the bottom of a locked filing cabinet stuck in a disused lavatory with a sign on the door saying Beware of the Leopard.
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They are, in other words, notes about Didion trying to understand herself and her home and her class by placing them all in opposition to something other: the South, which is antithetical to her aesthetically and culturally, and Patty Hearst, whom Didion seems to think of as the epitome of her own personal type of Californian wealth, and who was so rapidly undone after her kidnapping.
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Anna almost suggested that, if Danielle knew so much about places like Egypt and the Gulf of Mexico, she could probably locate the laundry room and retrieve her pyramid sweatshirt from the dryer herself, but something she would later think of as higher-order maternal instinct locked the words at the base of her throat and made her stick out her tongue at her daughter instead.
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Even if you suppose, that is, that mass immigration would be an unalloyed good in a world where Western populations could manage to overcome their (or what you think of as their) bigotry and nativism and racism, in the world that actually exists politicians have to account for those forces and not simply assume that the right Facebook rules and elite-level political conspiracies can perpetually keep a lid on populism.
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Scott Olson/Getty Images The most controversial — and least supported, among the criminologists I talked to — explanation is that homicides and violent crime are up because of the "Ferguson effect": The criticisms of police use of force since the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, have made cops nervous about doing their jobs, because they can now be criticized for what they think of as routine or proactive police work.
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But as a winter lover who once traveled to Winnipeg to skate that city's sculpture-dotted frozen river in below-zero temperatures, I was intrigued by the icy fount of adventurous possibilities in Quebec, Canada's largest province, where it's possible to escape the oval confines of what we normally think of as ice rinks, and skate for long, sinuous stretches on frozen trails through forests and snowy landscapes.
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So big stabilization in Egypt is going to give rise to benefits for the people and in all circumstances whether it's in Egypt, in Jordan, in Tunisia or in places where we think of as difficult situation we are very attentive that there be a social basis so that people who are at risk people who are underprivileged people who are exposed have sufficient benefits to actually cope with the situation.
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"The idea is there's this micro or in-between generation between the Gen X group – who we think of as the depressed flannelette-shirt-wearing, grunge-listening children that came after the Baby Boomers and the Millennials – who get described as optimistic, tech savvy and maybe a little bit too sure of themselves and too confident," explained Dan Woodman, Associate Professor of Sociology at The University of Melbourne to lifestyle site Mamamia.
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While many major celebrities have been "caught" editing their Instagram photos, from Beyoncé to Lady Gaga to Victoria's Secret models, others on the receiving end of a different kind of ridicule are figures who we'd probably like to think of as above such activities: People like Callista Gingrich, US ambassador to the Holy See, who has a habit of posting photos of herself and her husband Newt with faces as smooth as Renaissance-painting babies.
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In Higgins Jr.'s portrait "Minister Louis Farrakhan of the National [sic] of Islam, Mosque #6 located at 116th Street and Lenox Avenue" (1972), I see a young Farrakhan, who doesn't look very different from the man I used to see on television in the '80s and '90s, and who I'd come to think of as representative of a religious arm of the black liberation struggle that has long been palpable in this place.
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In the pseudo-title story, "Throttle," written with Stephen King (one of two in the collection — what I like to think of as tangent points between the Hill-verse and King-verse), a biker gang story that starts out feeling like mayhem, blood and chrome and exhaust fumes, reveals itself one turn at a time until it feels almost elemental, a grim accounting of evil and retribution rigorously worked out in narrative form.
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For both the initiated and the ignorant, the documentary dives back into an oft-forgotten moment for non-Natives, methodically examining the American Indian Movement's motivations for the occupation, as well as the Nixon administration's responses: a humane but unflinching look at one of the most famous Indigenous resistance groups in modern history, and the questionable decisions made by a president whom many in Indian Country still think of as a hero.
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As Douthat put it last week: Even if you suppose, that is, that mass immigration would be an unalloyed good in a world where Western populations could manage to overcome their (or what you think of as their) bigotry and nativism and racism, in the world that actually exists politicians have to account for those forces and not simply assume that the right Facebook rules and elite-level political conspiracies can perpetually keep a lid on populism.
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They saw it coming, the media theorists, book-bound intellectuals, Jesuit priests, classicists, and sociologists who attempted to make sense of what they called "electronic media," and we now think of as prehistoric radio and TV. With their long-winded tomes from an age of longer attention spans, authors like Marshall McLuhan, Harold Innis, Walter Ong, and others form a sort of prophetic canon that collectively catalogs our species' first reaction to these newfangled contraptions, with their blinking lights and blaring speakers.
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While most nation-states might be careful to limit their cybereffects to economic theft and espionage, pre-battle positioning of beacons and other malware, mischievous interference with elections and public opinion — all below levels that cause significant physical damage to infrastructure or physical harm to humans, and thus below at least what we currently think of as the threshold for an act of war — there is no guarantee that all nations will exercise such care nor that criminals would be deterred.
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First of all, just the juxtaposition of having ESPN onstage, and asking them about getting into digital or doing direct-to-consumer, and now pushing Shane on going from digital getting into TV is fascinating, but when you think about the comment John Skipper made about the price value of TV being great, and still kind of best value, I think a lot of your core millennials — kind of what I think of as the Vice consumer — probably doesn't agree with that.
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