It was unclear as to what degree these fighters were simply faded, and to what degree they were cooperating.
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To what degree are the e-pets here entities or relationships separate from the owners, and to what degree are they an extension of themselves?
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It depends on to what degree you're a regime insider.
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To what degree politicians embrace it or not is critical.
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The question is to what degree and for what purpose.
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To what degree is all this guided by the music?
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Ask yourself to what degree are you tolerating these behaviors?
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To what degree do statements from the article ring true?
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To what degree, to measure that with precision is very difficult.
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Neither campaign has specified to what degree they might support decriminalization.
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To what degree is food waste an issue at your school?
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It is still unclear to what degree the story was inaccurate.
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I was wondering to what degree your faith informs your music?
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It's a reasonable argument for people to have about to what degree.
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To what degree will we be willing to just trust a machine?
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Do college students today support it, and if so, to what degree?
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It remains unclear to what degree the claim is true, if any.
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To what degree did the toxicity around Mr. Parker dent ticket sales?
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To what degree are you interested in pop music as a form?
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To what degree are his policies likely to have their intended impact?
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To what degree, when you're with Gloria, are you taking mental notes?
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They also need to know to what degree their president was involved.
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To what degree should they focus on collaborations with non-Korean artists?
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"It's a challenge for news organizations to figure out to what degree this is a sporting event and to what degree this is an entertainment and marketing event," said Kevin Draper, a sports business reporter for The Times.
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It also shows to what degree the visual world has become machine readable.
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It's time-consuming figuring out whether criticism is gendered, and to what degree!
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I think her question was, to what degree was the entire process considered?
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It is not known to what degree Cuba was involved in the attack.
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It is unclear to what degree she will be featured on the show.
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To what degree does "the rave" figure into the stuff you are doing?
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The Supreme Court will decide to what degree Virginia used race when redistricting.
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To what degree does that describe your life and those of your peers?
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To what degree does the price of buying or renting play a part?
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And it's not clear to what degree, if any, they're subject to oversight.
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To what degree are we talking about the role of artists in civil society?
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How to disentangle efforts to see which ones are overlapping and to what degree.
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Q. To what degree is this film about reclaiming Mapplethorpe's spot in art history?
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What's particularly unclear at this point is to what degree the system is automated.
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To what degree the world restricts plastics could eat into the industry's growth plans.
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To what degree do you see curating Manifesta as part of your own practice?
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To what degree is there some genius in the Kremlin pulling all these strings?
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Nicole, to what degree do you think your work reflects your life, your autobiography?
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And to what degree will geopolitical goals translate into greater trade conflicts with China?
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To what degree will the special topics be driven by events versus core issues?
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But it's uncertain to what degree the new government will carry out its agenda.
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No matter to what degree, experiencing mental illness for the first time is scary.
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Legal practitioners disagree over to what degree technology can substitute for an estate lawyer.
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To what degree, if at all, do you think you benefited from those lessons?
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To what degree, if at all, do those activities limit or prevent parental interference?
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To what degree do you agree that these criteria are essential to real friendships?
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To what degree could that-, that hurt the outlook for you, over at Diageo?
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To what degree do we owe our "self" to biology, to history, to something else?
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Ukraine's challenge today lies in to what degree they can institutionally embrace their own diversity.
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The poll also asked voters to what degree recent Trump and Clinton controversies "bother" them.
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It's quite possible that his vision is impaired, but it's not clear to what degree.
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The interesting question for me is to what degree will this be a defining moment.
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It's fun — I'm a little tipsy and can't tell to what degree I'm being obnoxious.
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They don't understand to what degree their actions and their interactions reveal what's going on.
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How much and to what degree did he pass this information on to his brother?
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Market-watchers are wondering if, and to what degree, China might retaliate against U.S. companies.
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So now the question is: To what degree does weed do that for me too?
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So to what degree have Mr. Trump's trade battles tainted the bullish stock market conditions?
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I'm curious to know: to what degree are we as audience members complicit in this process?
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To what degree the Vatican gathering prompts change and new developments is a big question mark.
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But exactly to what degree does student debt affect millennials' ability to obtain and grow wealth?
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To what degree you think this year is repeating, or reminiscent of, what happened in 1968?
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It is also unclear to what degree the White House was involved in the latest announcement.
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To what degree, if at all, do you think the Greek system runs counter to these?
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However...my question is...to what degree do I have to participate in your self image?
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To what degree do you think too much tourism in one place can cause potential problems?
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It's worth asking to what degree charisma, as we have defined it, is a masculine trait.
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To what degree do the runoffs in those races produce candidates who can win in the fall?
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"To what degree do you settle for something less, and how long do you wait?" she said.
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What we're watching: To what degree oil companies branch out into other technologies aimed at plastic recycling.
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The debate over whether these kinds of experiments should be regulated, or to what degree, is heated.
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If yes, to what degree did that information inform your decision-making in what remedies to offer?
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The question didn't seem if security at queer spaces would change but how and to what degree.
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But which elements work, and to what degree, vary, blunting the impact of its most striking accomplishments.
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But to what degree do the law and public shaming still have dominion over this global elite?
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These women have to choose when to be public, when to be private, and to what degree.
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To what degree did this inform his performance in Sarah Silverman's viral smash "I'm Fucking Matt Damon"?
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Now, the question is to what degree Wells Fargo will have to sit out the good times.
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But Toyin makes a crucial point: To what degree can you have consent within a colonial context?
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Explain. — To what degree does your school cafeteria address the needs of students who have dietary restrictions?
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My concern is whether whistle-blowers were handled properly and to what degree the board bears responsibility.
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"The consensus is that it will, but we're not sure to what degree it will affect China's production."
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Keenan: To what degree will Univision be vetting the posts that the six sites publish if at all?
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To what degree, if at all, does the salary you expect to earn factor into your career aspirations?
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Uncertainties over when and to what degree restrictions might be applied may cause concern among investors, he says.
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They asked participants whether they were a morning or evening person, and to what degree (moderate or definite).
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And to what degree did those causes contribute to the decline in productivity growth after the financial crisis?
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Mr. Bolton had resigned the previous day, though to what degree that was tied to Ukraine is unclear.
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It was unclear to what degree Disney was influenced by blowback from "Guardians" fans over Mr. Gunn's ouster.
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To what degree is there a sort of zero-sum game at play between women's economic gains coming at the expense of men, and people of color's economic gains coming at the expense of whites, and to what degree is that really just a way that things have been politically framed?
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We do think testing will be coming into place soon, and we'll know to what degree or at least have a better idea to what degree this has spread throughout the United States," he said "Is it regional hot pockets or is it kind of hot pockets throughout the United States?
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Determining to what degree humans are able to discern other species' emotional states is a next step, said Filippi.
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But at this point, it's still unknown to what degree these microbial changes are the result of drinking alone.
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And I was also really unclear about to what degree of influence I had on the project moving forward.
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So I didn't know to what degree she'd be able to speak in a clear way about it all.
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They then asked the participants to figure out to what degree their responses (pushing the button) controlled that light.
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After one year, the volunteers were tested to see if their peanut tolerance had changed, and to what degree.
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To what degree are there kind of mid-level people throwing spaghetti at the wall and hoping it'll stick?
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So far, it's unclear which firms have been able to capitalize on the market turmoil and to what degree.
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To what degree is it worth the hassle of changing clocks, "losing" and later "gaining" an hour of time?
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Many of these figures were inspired by real people in Kantor's life, although to what degree is always hazy.
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"The virus is here present at some level, but we still don't know to what degree," Cody told reporters.
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What I'm watching: To what degree Exxon increases its funding and seeks to commercialize a particular low-carbon technology.
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Additionally, Parts A and B come with deductibles and limitations on what services are covered and to what degree.
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Those rules could include international standards for which countries can tax activity that occurs online, and to what degree.
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To what degree, if at all, does it correspond to your views about what travelers should and shouldn't do?
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There is no debate among economists that tax reform would impact economic growth — the debate is to what degree.
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He did not elaborate on which assets he was referring to or to what degree their values were exaggerated.
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Additionally, both Parts A and B come with deductibles and limitations on what services are covered and to what degree.
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"Reporters want physical details about my own abuse — how often, how far, to what degree," she said over the phone.
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For example, it is usually the PBMs who choose which drugs are covered, and to what degree they are covered.
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It's obviously something that they need to go and repair, so we have to see to what degree that is.
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That's a good question because there is a ton of confusion about to what degree processing is harmful or beneficial.
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Serotonin genes, he thinks, are modifiers that control to what degree a dog has CCD (or a person has OCD).
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To what degree do you need to rely on procedural generation versus having animators keyframe certain moments or entire scenes?
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Add to that uncertainty surrounding when and to what degree the Chinese government will weaken its currency to boost exports.
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And the question is, to what degree will he follow through with it, if Israel really needs the United States?
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Experts are poring over the proposal to determine precisely to what degree such exemptions would apply to the new plans.
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These "grief police" enforce murky standards of who should be sad, when they're allowed to be and to what degree.
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And that's the key question we have about Neon at this point: to what degree are these avatars computer-generated?
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Economists across the political spectrum agree it's simply too soon to tell whether — and to what degree — that will happen.
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Of course, a major question is to what degree will costs of oil services, now beaten down into the ground, rise.
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To what degree do you think the current tax code, particularly the corporate code in the United States, holds back productivity?
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It is an open question as to which of these technologies will ultimately be subject to controls and to what degree.
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If you want your Weevil to turn or move forward, you need to type in how far or to what degree.
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To what degree, if any, does it detract from the larger point of the article, that journalists can make a difference?
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It is unclear to what degree the targets of the coming sanctions will overlap with the 21 on the visa blacklist.
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Like other plants out of place, they have impacts on our local ecology, but to what degree is hard to tell.
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Mora said it was difficult to see to what degree the ECB may loosen but that he expected only "slight" easing.
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They said that more monitoring studies, with long-term data, were needed to understand to what degree firefly populations were declining.
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"I think we need to be careful to what degree we normalize and even benefit from the surveillance apparatus," Quintin said.
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"I can't speculate at this point to what degree that will have on the President's consideration of clemency requests," Earnest added.
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I didn't know to what degree she had processed everything that really has happened to me, and had happened to our family.
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Two things to watch: To what degree California's recently adopted aggressive clean-energy law provides economic incentives for companies like Carbon Engineering.
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He proceeds from a worldview and seeks to confirm it, without asking to what degree his coverage becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Studies like Root-Bernstein's are important because they can challenge our conventional views of which animals possess intelligence and to what degree.
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While analysts say there is anecdotal evidence the sanctions are beginning to the North's economy, it is not clear to what degree.
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The intrigue: Browning was on a panel earlier on Tuesday discussing to what degree renewables plus storage can compete against natural gas.
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Alvarez: I am open, but I am not sure to what degree my partner and I have ruled out not being open.
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De Becker added that it is "unclear to what degree" AMI "was aware of the details" of the Saudis hacking Bezos's phone.
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How do our social institutions help these killings to occur, and to what degree is the country, or the local community, responsible?
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"A lot of it depends on the players that are there and to what degree they're dependent on that play," he said.
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Given the general hostility toward immigration, the question is to what degree the population of 146 million, including annexed Crimea, might shrink.
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To what degree did outsize media coverage of Donald Trump contribute to his unexpected victory in the race for the Republican presidential nomination?
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So to what degree are we creating a tranche of housing just for the elite, and at what point does housing become unaffordable?
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It's here that the larger conversation kicks in—one about trust and to what degree we're willing to share our lives with strangers.
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It's unclear to what degree the new accounts were successful in creating protests in the U.S. or attaching themselves to already planned events.
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Now, with national elections scheduled for May 18, a vital question looms: To what degree will climate change sway the way Australians vote?
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It's to what degree and how much they've been able to mitigate the risks since we've known about this over the last months.
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It was unclear to what degree Mr. Giuliani's memos served as fodder for Mr. Solomon, who independently interviewed Mr. Lutsenko and other sources.
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It is unclear to what degree the price obtained at auction was tied to the belief that the diamond had a royal pedigree.
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Observers said it was not clear precisely to what degree the United States would stay engaged, but they hailed the government's apparent flexibility.
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To what degree does this feel like it is going beyond sort of spray painting "McDonald's is President" on a wall in dayglow?
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And really what we&aposre looking for here is to see to what degree the Republican Party is becoming the party of Donald Trump.
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Given these statistics, to what degree do you think Facebook has a responsibility to be a reliable source of public information, if at all?
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What's next: Once he receives the report, Trump has 90 days to decide whether or to what degree to follow through on the recommendations.
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Marily completed a PhD in CS in London where she explored to what degree epidemiological models can give us insights about videos going viral.
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In today's academy, social scientists begin with theory, often-grand theory, and then see to what degree actual people confirm or disprove those theories.
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This year will help show to what degree this hype — pronouncements made by China and car companies for example — are more than just rhetoric.
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But when viewing his oil paintings and graphite illustrations, the question comes to mind: to what degree does Connelly actually believe in magic, himself?
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These tensions pose a thorny question: To what degree can — and should — age-old religious traditions adapt to survive in a rapidly evolving world?
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Indeed, there is the problem of determining who exactly within such a causal chain is morally responsible for potential harm and to what degree.
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Students, read the entire essay, and then tell us: — To what degree do you identify with Ms. Stapinski's account of life with her daughter?
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It's also unclear to what degree the game might be optimized for Valve's Index controllers, which offer better individual finger sensing than most competitors.
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To what degree do the Republican members take those races seriously to see they really have a challenge on their hands when they typically don't?
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The question is to what degree he can reverse it, as Roger Federer, 34, managed at a more advanced age after his slump in 2013.
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The intrigue: Environmental groups are increasingly debating to what degree they should vocally support keeping existing reactors that are operating safely but are financially struggling.
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What we're watching: To what degree Perry talks about the initial public offering planned by Saudi Aramco, the state-owned oil company of Saudi Arabia.
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It asks about attitudes regarding sex and gender, sussing out common cultural biases: To what degree do they think that women lie to get ahead?
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Marily completed a PhD in Predictive Analytics in London where she explored to what degree epidemiological models can give us insights about videos going viral.
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Bottom line: Expect Trump to focus on helping coal more than nuclear, but to what degree each actually ends up benefiting is an open question.
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How often this happens, and to what degree, varies greatly from show to show and is matter of great secrecy and controversy within the industry.
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And to address the elephant in the room, it isn't clear to what degree Chinese censorship laws are applied to WeChat users in the US.
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Along with Chewbacca, Trowbridge revealed that BB-8 and Kylo Ren will also be part of the park — though to what degree it wasn't entirely clear.
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A handful of junior-ranking bureaucrats in the team, mostly in their 40s, decides when, how and to what degree the BOJ offers to buy bonds.
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It could, for example, be hard to tell to what degree European frustration over the Iran nuclear deal influences ongoing trade talks with Washington, he said.
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Tony Clark, a former Republican FERC commissioner, says "dispatchable" is better because it captures to what degree a resource can be turned on to provide electricity.
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These people might be more or less likely to wear a helmet or to drink-and-scoot, but to what degree we can't say for sure.
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Others question to what degree the Syrian population will buy into Iran's ideological project, noting that only a tiny portion of Syrians share Iran's Shiite faith.
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Then they had to fill out another form determining to what degree they wanted to do sexual things with their beloved, such as kissing or intercourse.
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The absence of that information in the report made it unclear to what degree the lottery system or chain migration poses an outsize threat to national security.
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If successful, Rainsy's lawsuit could expose to what degree Facebook, and its staff, has aided Hun Sen's authoritarian government in achieving his unexpected popularity on the platform.
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This will also help you to determine where your audience is located and to what degree they are engaged with what you are doing on those platforms.
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It is unclear to what degree CVR has been able to benefit from the drop in RINs prices in the final weeks of 2017 and throughout 2018.
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The central issue is to what degree tech workers like Evelyn are responsible for these upheavals, and what are their ethical obligations in light of that responsibility?
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"And yet we've never been able as a country to fully know whether and to what degree those investments were efficacious," said Kathryn Edin, a Princeton sociologist.
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I'm watching to what degree younger voters — who polling suggests are more worried about climate than older generations — retain that sense of urgency as they get older.
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While they do not understand to what degree rising temperatures and other weather shifts may have contributed to the outbreaks, they do understand some of the potential mechanisms.
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If a user suspects a story is false they can search it in the website to see how it was spread and to what degree it went viral.
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ExxonMobil outlined its support for the agreement in November, but it's unclear to what degree Tillerson would be involved in the company's activities should he join the cabinet.
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"To what degree I can't statistically say, but that sort of steady diet of negative information does contribute to the increased violence toward the Muslim community," Saylor continues.
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One level deeper: The two-year delay is aimed at giving the agency time to decide to what degree it replaces the rule, according to the EPA official.
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As he begins each day, Kim may contemplate to what degree time is on his side as he balances immense pressures facing him and the North Korean government.
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Why it matters: EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt has said he wants to host a public debate discussing to what degree humans are driving the Earth's temperature to rise.
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To what degree do you see this as just the future of everything, the future of web-based publishing, or anything that wants to get off the ground?
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The team built a Facebook app using a 61-question survey for Russian-speaking users that sought to determine to what degree they had the 'dark triad' traits.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: To what degree, if at all, do you identify with the details Ms. Schroeder shares about her sons' experiences online?
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"Specific customers are looking specifically for renewables and to what degree you are moving toward a new clean energy economy," said Nicholas K. Akins, A.E.P.'s chief executive.
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To what degree has Russia already penetrated state elections systems, and what would be the consequences if Russia succeeds in penetrating and compromising electoral systems in additional states?
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The investigations, rightly, are seeking to figure out exactly how and to what degree, and those questions obviously depend on knowing more about campaign contacts with Russian meddlers.
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It's just a question of you know to what degree and over what period of time, but obviously a huge economic force and very important, and global growth broadly.
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Although the question of to what degree algorithms are tools (as opposed to active collaborators) is discussed at length by artist-coders, they are certainly not self-directing agents.
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While everyone is generally subject to the same federal tax laws regardless of where they live, there's broad variation in how states tax their residents and to what degree.
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Facebook also published a website where users can go to check if their accounts where affected by the breach, and if so, to what degree their information was exposed.
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A reporter asked Sanders during Tuesday's briefing to what degree the president "weighed in" on Trump Jr.'s initial statement, which misrepresented his reasons for meeting with the lawyer.
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For his part, Jones said he thought others besides Oswald were involved in the murder but that he could not speak to what degree without access to more information.
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"White Girl" poses a troubling but unspoken question: To what degree has hard partying with sex and drugs become entrenched as a hazardous rite of passage for bored millennials?
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"There may be a lot of confusing messages today among youth today about whether and to what degree cannabis use is harmful, especially in comparison with cigarettes," she said.
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"China has given itself the option to use these reefs as military facilities, but has not decided yet to what degree it is going to use them," he said.
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The F.D.A., however, has wanted to know: To what degree are chemicals applied to the skin absorbed into the body, and what are the possible effects of those chemicals?
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But that's what makes me uneasy, the notion that public schools, which charters technically are, have a choice about how or to what degree to enforce the social contract.
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To what degree this drumbeat of dissension and disorder shapes the discussion at the debate is one of the big questions facing the 12 candidates who will be onstage.
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Because no drugmaker was identified in the newest report from OIG, it is not clear to what degree underpayments for only EpiPen contributed to the total amount of underpayments.
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There is no way to know to what degree such considerations are incorporated into the classified versions of the Cold Response 2020 scenario, but it's unlikely that they're missing.
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A deeper dive into the data could help illuminate whose risk was slashed the most, to what degree, and what other differences were seen between subgroups in the trial.
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" Still, he said Amazon and other large companies might still be tangled in "antitrust issues," which he said meant "to what degree they control significant segments of the economy.
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It is not clear which records were sought by prosecutors, what they are seeking to learn from them or to what degree, if any, they directly involve Mr. Kushner.
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It's more about, to what degree [some men are] allowing those idealized body types to become so dominant in their thinking that it negatively affects how they view themselves.
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Maybe Twitter could solve this by adding an icon to indicate that the a tweet has been edited, but then how would you know to what degree it was edited?
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It's difficult to estimate to what degree each company's technology was incorporated into Yahoo or its products (if at all), but we've made note of it where we found evidence.
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It is unclear to what degree these other bidders were serious contenders or if they were just interested in getting a detailed look at LinkedIn's financial picture and competitive strategies.
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But no one came out contradicting the original report before press time, beyond one person saying that access was limited, logged and audited, though it's not clear to what degree.
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Students: Read the entire essay, then tell us: — To what degree, if at all, do you identify with Ms. Patchett's ideas and experiences of shopping and trying not to shop?
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It is not clear whether, or to what degree, Eugene V. Kaspersky, the founder of Kaspersky Lab, and other company employees have been complicit in the hacking using their products.
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But regardless of accuracy, O'Brien's statements Sunday have served to only further muddy the waters around Russian interference, and to what degree that country is attempting to boost any candidate.
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I tried to be more calm this time, and fumbled with my phone for WebMD, to better understand whether our baby was in danger and if so to what degree.
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To what degree have you seen a withdrawal of deposits from customers say in the areas that Qatar is having a conflict with, like the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
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To what degree the glow endures will be the measure of how far I can honor that deepest vulnerable part of Sydney whose beauty I was lucky enough to know.
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But an important question, he added, "is to what degree could combined psychosocial intervention -- cognitive behavioral intervention, for example -- synergize with or at least augment the pharmacological effect" of ketamine.
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Huang's comparison was thus interpreted as a combination of "value for money" and entertainment, but many are questioning whether or to what degree Pinduoduo can live up to the founder's expectation.
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While the jail records do not elaborate as to what degree of sexual misconduct Liu may have committed, Minnesota's criminal sexual misconduct laws span five degrees, ranging from misdemeanor to felony.
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"The investigation will determine to what degree he was involved in the acts ... for which he has been put under investigation," lawyer Frank Berton said after an initial hour-long hearing.
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It is not clear to what degree, if any, Mueller's probe is focused on Deripaska, who was offered private briefings by Manafort during the 2016 campaign, according to the Washington Post.
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"Worries around corporate earnings are to what degree you're starting to see those input costs chip away at margins," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott in Philadelphia.
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But my Pops was an activist, to what degree I don't know, but he used to watch interviews with Ali and have friends over to discuss the issues of the day.
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" Princess Gloria, reached on Thursday by email, said: "I am disappointed to what degree the society is divided today and that there seems to be absolutely no room for tolerance whatsoever.
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According to Android Authority, it's not entirely clear how this process will work and to what degree Huawei provide support for unlocking:Unfortunately, Richard didn't elaborate on how this process will work.
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We also need to explore whether, and to what degree, Wi-Fi can play a factor in connecting those in the hardest to reach parts of the U.S. without Internet service.
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But to the extent that policymakers believe they have maxed out on what they can do to help the economy, to what degree should the government just be providing make-work?
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Longtime Senate aides, who observed Cochran regularly, noted privately that the senator seemed to have slowed down mentally in recent years but they acknowledge it's difficult to tell to what degree.
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To be sure, Netanyahu feels as betrayed by American Jewry as American Jewry feels betrayed by him, and it's difficult to tell to what degree these feelings have been motivated by disgust and spite (Netanyahu hating American Jewish naivete, American Jews hating Netanyahu's cronyism and violence), and to what degree they've been motivated by opportunism and self-interest (Netanyahu wanting the evangelical money and political cover, American Jews wanting to shore up their credentials on the identitarian left).
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Uncertainties remain, however, including whether Washington and Beijing will reach a deal to end their bruising trade war, and to what degree China's future growth is dependent on monetary and fiscal stimulus.
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Perhaps more importantly: To what degree can someone like Taft, Harding, or Coolidge really be considered a successor to the ideals of Abraham Lincoln, who lived in such a different historical era?
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A source with knowledge of Facebook's thinking says that the company is hesitating because it believes it is unclear to what degree Russian interference in the U.S. election happened on its platform.
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To what degree, if at all, do you think it's possible for a work of art to accomplish something like changing a conversation in the larger culture or the world at large?
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Canada does not have diplomatic relations with Iran, but Trudeau said Iran had expressed "openness to Canadian involvement" when it comes to the investigation, though it wasn&apost clear to what degree.
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Many in this group make up Trump's base, and the essential questioned posed by the graphic and to readers was this: to what degree will these voters show up at the polls?
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It remains to be seen what kind of team Trump will pull together, how many "NeverTrumpers" will apply for positions and to what degree the President-elect will be willing to accept them.
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"This activity drives home the point that it remains an open question as to what degree the U.S. market, in which many names are already in correction mode, may fall further," Cuggino said.
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Much of the category's potential over the next few years will rely on strength in the housing market, and to what degree millennials move outside of the city, Euromonitor analyst Ryan Tuttle said.
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"Currently which languages a member understands and to what degree is not defined explicitly, so we need to infer it from ancillary data and viewing patterns," Netflix engineers wrote in today's blog post.
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Entitled "Price Manipulation in the Bitcoin Ecosystem" and appearing in the recent issue of the Journal of Monetary Economics the paper describes to what degree the Bitcoin ecosystem is controlled by bad actors.
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To determine who benefits from corporate tax cuts, the first key question is to what degree wage rates rise above what they would have been in the absence of the corporate tax cuts.
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Though it's not possible to quantify to what degree, if any, climate change played a role in a given tornado, researchers have some inkling into how climate change will affect tornadoes more broadly.
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What do you make of that, and to what degree do you think it's fair to interpret the rise of mega-philanthropy as a response to shortcomings of government policy in recent decades?
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To what degree the president deserves credit for the rise in stock prices remains a subject of debate, but so far, he has been far more market-friendly than his campaign pronouncements suggested.
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"This has kind of been the one moving question throughout the Trump administration is to what degree will the economic populism that he articulated on the campaign be translated into policy," Khan said.
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Sokhorn instead focuses his critique on the media, drawing on newspaper articles and advertising, and asks the important question: To what degree can our media reflect, but also shape our lives, our cities?
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The amount you pay for Medicare also depends on a number of factors, including your income, whether you pay any late-enrollment fees and whether you opt for additional coverage and to what degree.
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This means the system could be used to both identify and measure pain in an infant, and then determine whether or not a chosen mode of pain relief is working and to what degree.
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At lower levels, Washington-based diplomats have pressed the issue on the Hill and at the White House for months in an effort to influence whether the deal should change, and to what degree.
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Both cases could be polarizing, as the Alabama case was, and they address an issue the court has grappled with for decades: To what degree should states use race as a factor when redistricting?
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Mr. Lowe and Mr. Itum said they hoped the new structure would reverse a decline in subscribers — MoviePass has acknowledged erosion but not to what degree — and allow the company to attract additional investors.
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Among Mr. Mueller's top concerns is reportedly whether Russian interests funneled money to the Trump campaign via the N.R.A. — and, if so, to what degree the group's leaders may have known what was happening.
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Equity markets may be pricing in an overly optimistic view of what kind corporate tax reform passes and when and to what degree any tax policy changes induce more in the way of business investment.
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The proposals have sparked fierce debate as New York, like other coastal cities, grapples with the broader question of how and to what degree it must transform its landscape and lifestyle to survive rising seas.
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The Judiciary Committee's announcement left a slew of unanswered questions, including details about how many hearings the panel intends to hold and to what degree Trump's lawyers will be able to participate, among other details.
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The company is also unclear about to what degree machine learning is used to filter inappropriate content, a key detail given that Facebook often presents AI as a magic bullet for moderation (while experts disagree).
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" Princess Gloria wrote to the New York Times about the controversy, saying: "I am disappointed to what degree the society is divided today and that there seems to be absolutely no room for tolerance whatsoever.
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It's not clear to what degree it would stop climate protestors from coordinating, as the vast majority of DLR stations (the line targeted today by Extinction Rebellion) are above ground and have access to mobile networks.
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North Dakota is faced with adversity from a position of strength after years of boom times, but the state's return to growth will depend in large part on when and to what degree oil production returns.
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What's next: The Interior Department and Environmental Protection Agency are both still working out to what degree (if at all) they issue regulations on methane, after working to repeal the ones the Obama administration had issued.
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But it remains an open question how quickly that occurs in China, and to what degree it does at all in India — the two countries that matter most when it comes to future greenhouse gas emissions.
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The report takes a closer look at jobs that are the most exposed to artificial intelligence (AI), a subset of automation where machines learn to use judgment and logic to complete tasks — and to what degree.
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Even regarding the Sunset Park project, the administration could not say to what degree the jobs it said would be created there would be new and not relocated, for example, from the garment district in Manhattan.
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Some legal experts have said the counterintelligence probe Mueller inherited from Comey may prove more significant than his criminal inquiry, though it is not clear to what degree counterintelligence findings will be included in the report.
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Understanding fetish desire helps situate sex in the brain (which is really where it lives in the first place), and shows us to what degree almost anything can be imbued with sexual possibility… at least for someone.
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CARUSO-CABRERA: WHEN I READ TIM COOK'S LETTER, READING BETWEEN THE LINES, TO WHAT DEGREE DO WE KNOW ABOUT FOREIGN SPIES WORKING IN SILICON VALLEY – IF THIS BACKDOOR WERE CREATED, COULD IT BE CAPTURED BY THE CHINESE?
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It's unclear to what degree players actually believe in the game's predictive powers, but the aspirational element was additionally a big part of the game's appeal and it was always hurtful to end up with terrible results.
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But the market reversed course as investors weighed to what degree the elimination of the word "accommodative" from the Fed's policy statement suggested that the end of a cycle of interest-rate hikes might be in sight.
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It was still unclear on Friday to what degree Mr. Freeman, an Oscar winner who, at age 80, maintains a busy acting and voice-over career, would lose work as some other entertainers accused of misconduct have.
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"The big issue they are going to face is to what degree can they raise money now that the Clintons seem to be out of national leadership positions," said Leslie Lenkowsky, a philanthropy expert at Indiana University.
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For them, I think it really is ... well, again, on the one had I sort of agree with you, where I think that Silicon Valley has not figured out how to discharge its broader societal responsibility in the way that I think eventually it will, but on the other hand, you think that the global aspect of all of this, to what degree should they be involved in the U.S., to what degree should they be involved in any of the countries in which they have a local presence?
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It is unclear to what degree the recommendations of the panel, whose official name is the Advisory Board for the Committee for Implementation of the Recommendations on Rakhine State, on these matters have influenced the government's decision-making.
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The exhibition doesn't assume that any artists were complicit with the crimes and atrocities of the Nazis, though to what degree some might have been, even in some small way, is less clear, and perhaps impossible to tell.
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None of the retailers credited Grab Your Wallet with their decision — the department stores blamed poor sales — and it is not possible to know to what degree Ms. Coulter and her followers have influenced the companies' decision making.
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Students: Read the entire column, then tell us: — To what degree, if at all, do you identify with Ms. Mitchell's experience of her college search or the influence other people have had on important decisions she has made?
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"We would like to work in a concrete way and to see first to what degree our partners are prepared to comply with UN Security Council resolutions," he said during a news conference in Yerevan, Armenia, according to Tass.
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Every time Trump and his team describes one of his most polarizing and defining policy positions, it is couched differently, making it impossible to determine how and to what degree Trump would implement such a thing if elected president.
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The biggest unknown for Australian producers is to what degree permits for new coal mines in Hunter Valley and elsewhere are rejected on the basis of climate change concerns, based on a potential precedent-setting court ruling last month.
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And knowledge of it opens a path to consider how and to what degree his art queered — to use a term from academic theory — received versions of American culture: questioned their validity, revealed their contradictions, turned them inside out.
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Slowly but surely, Unavowed's interest in redemption and grace reveals itself not to be a standard exploration of those themes but a story that ponders to what degree our longing to right our wrongs makes us human at all.
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She and Beck sat down — in festive Christmas sweaters, no less — to have a frank discussion about their roles in the media, how to bring people together under the Trump administration, and to what degree we might all be screwed.
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Many are discussing how to protect themselves and their families and to what degree they may be at risk of the highly contagious virus after finding out that the unidentified person spent time in a Mountain View office building April 4.
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And the #MeToo movement will have to decide two things: to what degree we're willing to have a discussion about basic respect and consent; and whether we hold everyone accountable, no matter how little or how much we personally like them.
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The big looming challenge for Australian producers is to what degree permits for new coal mines in Hunter Valley and elsewhere are rejected on the basis of climate change concerns, based on a potential precedent setting court ruling just this month.
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Nor can it be ignored to what degree authoritarian states have been able to point out the failures of the West—including the wars in Vietnam, Iraq, and Libya—and use them to diminish the moral prestige of democracy itself.
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The constitutionality of the death penalty itself is not on the table, but two related questions are: whether racially biased testimony constitutes inadequate defense and merits an appeal, and to what degree lower courts can decide how to determine mental capacity.
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"I would say it's just too early to tell whether that trade dispute between the U.S. and the EU is going to have (an impact)on our industry and to what degree," Chief Financial Officer Kathryn Mikells told reporters on a call.
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From my observations of the president over extended time via his public presentations, direct thoughts through tweets, and accounts of his close associates, I believe that the question is not whether he will look for distractions, but how soon and to what degree.
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It is unclear to what degree states would continue Medicaid expansion eligibility regardless of the AHCA, especially given that enrollment rates have exceeded CBO's projections by more than half, and over time states would have to bear a larger share of the cost.
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To help the team understand where it should be aiming, a graph projected on a screen identifies more than a dozen aromatic attributes present in most California Chardonnays, and to what degree the half-dozen or so most popular brands contain each of them.
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Ok, if we're not to be cynical about this, then, to what degree should we be concerned that they seem to have the ability to influence the entire labor market, and that the benevolence of a billionaire is many people's best hope for economic mobility?
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And the rescinded offer raised a question uniquely relevant to the digital age: To what degree should the pronouncements of young people who routinely document their thoughts online — in this case, in a private study document shared with a few classmates — follow them into adulthood?
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"The government will lift the policy, to what degree they then go further with pro-natal policy is another issue, but I think they'll lift the policy in the foreseeable future," Therese Hesketh, professor at the University College London's Institute for Global Health, told CNN.
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This game is designed to help us figure out if we are completely selfish (we keep all the money) or if we care about other people, and to measure to what degree we care based on how much money the dictator shares with the recipient.
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But, but, but: This concept is increasingly part of our debate, so it's got me thinking about tangents that are more actionable: to what degree people are willingly taking concrete steps to lower their lifestyle's impact on climate change, or why people are not.
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It judged them against eight criteria, including whether each department publishes its body camera policy, to what degree officers are allowed discretion about when they turn on and off their cameras, and whether officers involved in incidents are prohibited from watching the footage before they write reports.
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Going into my first appointment, I was asked to remove my makeup before my face was put into a beastly scanner which, after a few clicks, told me to what degree my skin was afflicted with things like redness (66%), wrinkles (2%, baby) and spots (20%).
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For decades bands have agonized over how warm to make this guitar hook, how harshly to play that power chord, which textural mesh would produce what relationship between which theoretical elements, to what degree should the whole thing be tipped over into an aleatory pile of noise.
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But it is also important that Americans understand how, and to what degree any foreign power is working to influence the outcome of the election ahead of voting, particularly given questions over interference could give anyone fertile ground to contest the outcome of American elections in general.
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Any kind of cooking method will result in some nutrient losses, so a better way to look at the issue is to what degree nutrients are depleted, explained Scott A. Rankin, professor and chair of the Department of Food Science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Republican lawmakers allege that the FISA warrant obtained to monitor former Trump campaign adviser Page was based in large part on the dossier, and that the judge who approved the application was not made aware to what degree the dossier played a role in the FBI request.
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Why it matters: The increasing consensus among economists that the best thing to do with any money raised with a carbon tax is to return it to Americans is a significant policy marker as Washington debates to what degree, if at all, it will address Earth's rising temperatures.
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Still, Fitch notes the degree to which Trump is able to carry out this agenda will hinge on how effective the Democrats in the Senate are able to filibuster his measures and to what degree the president-elect and the Republican majorities in the House and the Senate cooperate.
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While no one can predict with certainty when the economy or stock market will sour or to what degree, the safe assumption is that when it happens, you're more likely to react emotionally to a drop in your portfolio's value if you haven't anticipated it ahead of time.
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"Well, first of all, I've got to find out what her platform is, what the views are that she is going to be bringing forth, to what degree she will adopt many of the ideas that I think are extremely popular and I think very sensible," Sanders said.
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Lu Xiang, a research fellow on U.S. issues with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, expected the trade teams to discuss and reach an agenda for the forthcoming face-to-face talks, but said it was unclear to what degree the U.S. trade team could speak for Trump's intentions.
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To what degree should we as a community be thinking that the problems of those who are very, very poor should be all of our problems, or is that only the case if they're actually elite people in disguise, and if they're somehow not quite real poor people?
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Why it matters: This letter is a window into the heart of the world's climate and energy debate: To what degree big oil and gas companies, whose products are warming the Earth but also help run the global economy, are genuine about being part of the solution to climate change.
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It also remains uncertain to what degree the defense team plans to focus on potentially touchy topics such as former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter, whom Trump asked Ukraine's president to investigate during a July 85033 phone call while repeating unfounded allegations about their dealings in the country.
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The amount you pay for Medicare depends on a number of factors, including your income (higher earners pay more), whether you pay any late-enrollment fees (if you didn't sign up when you were first eligible and don't meet an exclusion) and whether you opt for additional coverage and to what degree.
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Russian actors also flooded major U.S. sites like Facebook, Twitter and Google with disinformation and propaganda in what looked an awful lot like an attempt to help Donald Trump's presidential campaign, though it's not totally clear how effective those efforts were or to what degree they really contributed to Trump's eventual victory.[AP]
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The amount you pay for Medicare depends on a number of factors, including your recent income (higher earners pay more), whether you pay any late-enrollment fees (if you didn't sign up when you were first eligible and don't meet an exclusion) and whether you opt for additional coverage and to what degree.
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EK: I think that the one question I had about this going forward is to what degree this shows a strategy until the next president can name a judge — the strategy of choosing your circuit court to get a ruling you want and then being pretty certain you can get a tie.
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These varied responses to how Biden handled the situation have made it clear that the #MeToo movement has reached another pivotal moment — one where we are now forced to react to men who behave poorly but whom we also happen to really like, and to what degree we hold the men we like accountable.
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Following Sondland's canceled testimony, it was unclear to what degree the White House would be able to stop witnesses from speaking to Congress; his upcoming appearance and expected remarks suggest the administration will be able to do little to stop testimonies and that at least one official sees some evidence of quid pro quo.
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In addition to the website changes, which the administration has acknowledged and will be fully apparent only after the EPA posts replacements for the former climate change websites, a US House committee held a March 29 hearing giving voice to climate skeptics who say it's unclear to what degree humans are causing global warming.
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To what degree all of this would be implemented -- or if it all makes it in the final structure -- remains somewhat unclear, but the House bill included an $85 billion placeholder for the Senate to utilize, so there is room to maneuver in what would be a crucial component of securing moderate Republican support.
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We presumed that our charge would be to evaluate the POTUS and determine (to the best of our ability), 1) whether he suffered from a medical condition affecting mental function and behavior; and 2) whether, and to what degree, the severity of the condition affected his ability to carry out the responsibilities of the office.
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"What we know now is that the virus is here, present at some level, but we still don't know to what degree," said Dr. Sara Cody, chief public health officer for Santa Clara County, speaking of the newly diagnosed case there, the latest of three in her county and the 10th detected in California.
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One of the biggest unknowns is to what degree will Bixby be based on technology from Viv Labs (a startup founded by the creators of Siri that Samsung bought last year), as opposed to relying on Samsung's own digital assistant, S Voice, which has never been much of a performer since it was introduced in 2012.
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But, thanks to the Gizmodo reporting and these Guardian documents, we're learning that Facebook relies much more heavily on the journalists it hired to make editorial decisions about what goes on trending news, raising the question of to what degree the stories are truly "trending" on Facebook or whether it's simply a list of stories that have been hand picked by humans who work for Facebook.
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How it plays out could affect several big decisions that will define the breadth and scope of the new tax law, including whether small businesses like veterinary clinics and dentists may claim a new 20 percent tax deduction, and to what degree multinational corporations such as Microsoft and Eli Lilly will be hit with a new minimum tax on the profits they earn overseas.
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How it plays out could affect several big decisions that will define the breadth and scope of the new tax law, including whether small businesses like veterinary clinics and dentists may claim a new 20 percent tax deduction, and to what degree multinational corporations such as Microsoft and Eli Lilly will be hit with a new minimum tax on the profits they earn overseas.
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Founded with a $5 million donation from Craigslist creator Craig Newmark, the Internet Observatory aspires to be a central outlet for the study of all manner of internet abuse, assembling for visiting researchers the necessary machine learning tools, big data analysts, and perhaps most importantly, access to major tech platforms' user data—a key to the project that may hinge on which tech firms cooperate and to what degree.
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This includes learning to what degree the earliest social interactions they have can leave a lasting imprint on their attachment styles throughout their nine lives, and if there are ways to change their attachment styles for the better later on in life (in one experiment in the current study, a six-week training course for some cat-owner pairs on how to better socialize with each other didn't seem to do much).
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EPA Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE's plan to organize a "red team-blue team" exercise about climate change, consisting of a public debate over whether and to what degree human activities are causing global warming, was reportedly halted by Gen.
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