"Active traits included both positive traits, such as extroverted and self-confident, and negative traits, such as irritable and quarrelsome," she says.
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You can't show those traits in school, so if you have those traits, you slow yourself down by going to school where you cannot exhibit your best, marketable traits. 4.
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Individuals who have anxious traits or those with paranoid traits might need a bit of caution.
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Leader dollars only went toward stereotypically feminine traits until typically masculine traits had been accounted for.
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These are bad traits in a candidate, but they would be disastrous traits in a president.
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"Moreover, if these traits prevent pregnancy or live births, populations that do not get treatments to overcome these traits (IVF included), of course, do not transmit these traits," Gleicher said by email.
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"The traits that elevated Donald Trump to the White House are the traits of America," begins Conrad's profile.
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Each kitty has a series of visual characteristics called traits, and these traits are typically passed onto their offspring.
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The state attorneys general will also look at traits since Bayer licenses genetic traits that make seeds resistant to Liberty, a popular herbicide, while Monsanto licenses traits that make seeds resistant to Roundup, another popular herbicide.
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As more traits are detectable through genetic testing, parents may be able to choose among traits in their natural embryos.
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All of these traits which the manifesto described as "female" are the core traits which make someone successful at engineering.
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The question is not simply one of what traits certain terrorists share, but rather which traits are relevant in radicalization.
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Eventually, these traits will likely disappear completely as the genetic code required to express these traits continue to worsen over time.
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Presidential leadership is born of character — morality, honesty, courage, stability — traits foreign to Trump, traits to which he is actively hostile.
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"All of these traits which the manifesto described as 'female' are the core traits which make someone successful at engineering," Zunger writes.
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Who we bone ultimately decides what traits get passed on to the next generation, and whether we continue along as one species with a diverse set of traits, or if isolation of certain traits eventually turns us into multiple species.
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Securities with popular, desirable traits generate lower expected returns, while those with more unpopular, undesirable traits receive higher expected returns, the study found.
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Different characters have different traits, and those traits must be used wisely in order to fulfill your team's potential at any given moment.
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Those traits can be valuable for men too, just as everyone can benefit from traditionally feminine traits like being emotionally open and caring.
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For just $10 (usually $20), AncestryDNA Traits can be added to your package and give insight into 25 traits that make you unique.
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Whichever of these personality traits, or clusters of traits, you might prefer, the research itself does not characterize any as better or worse.
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Traits in a species that are more advantageous for like, survival get passed down to future generations because those traits helped the species survive.
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What would be meaningful is to hear more about what specific altered traits a plant or animal actually has — and what those traits mean.
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He wants Europe to follow the lead of Canada, which decides on new products based on their traits, not how those traits were produced.
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Articulating the difference between traits that are consistently seen in leaders and traits that are often seen in successful leaders is especially relevant today.
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Data suggest that psychopathic traits lie on a continuum, so some individuals possess marked psychopathic traits but don't fulfill the criteria for full-blown psychopathy.
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"The characters are a mixture of my personality traits, and my friend at the time's personality traits," Frizzell told Refinery29 during a joint interview with Morrone.
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Finally, some traits combine into other traits — a kitty with blue eyes, when bred with a kitty with green eyes, might birth a brown-eyed kitty.
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Not just our IQ, but something you've said is that, you know, a lot of traits come down like this — the big five personality traits, determination.
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The DNA test also tests your dog's traits, making it possible to predict coat color, coat traits (shedding, curly, straight) and body size among other things.
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For example, it would aid in remembering which flower traits (such as color, shape or size) may provide essential resources and which flower traits may not.
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"All of these traits which the manifesto described as 'female' are the core traits which make someone successful at engineering," Zunger says in a Medium post.
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Some find people who lack traits such as agreeableness and conscientiousness are more likely to be sexually promiscuous, as are those higher in neurotic and narcissistic traits.
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These characters, figures, teams, astrology signs, and whatnot have distinct traits about them, and it's easy to pick those out and match your own traits with those.
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These hair features are classic examples of complex traits, which may have both genetic and environmental influences — these are known as polygenic traits because multiple genes affect them.
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I added events where rabbis and other zealous Jews try to encourage other Jews to lose bad traits such as jealousy, pride, greed, and develop good traits instead.
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Given that all genetically determined traits differ somewhat among populations, we should expect that there will be differences in the average effects, including in traits like behavior. 6.
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The magnanimous leader possesses all the spirited traits described above, but he uses his traits not just to puff himself up, but to create a just political order.
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Some of these traits are rarer than others, and right now everyone is trying to figure out the game's algorithm on how to breed cats with specific, rare traits.
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PFAS are characterized by fluorine-carbon bonds, among other traits, which makes those chemicals especially useful, giving them traits including outstanding durability, heat resistance, and water- and oil-repellency.
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Unique traits The tiny dinosaur's unique traits shed light on how birds, which descended from dinosaurs, evolved, suggesting they attained their minimum body size much quicker than previously thought.
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"These personality traits explain the desire to own high-status products, and the same traits also explain why such people break traffic regulations more frequently than others," Lönnqvist added.
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Now, I think some people are born with more leadership traits, and I think other people learn how to continue to build those traits that other people will follow.
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Possessing some narcissistic traits could actually be beneficial in certain contexts—grandiose narcissists are often achievement-oriented, charming, and successful—but those traits become far less desirable in romantic partnerships.
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In order to drive this point home, I invented the term "anthropodenial," which refers to the a priori rejection of humanlike traits in other animals or animallike traits in us.
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However, it's important to keep in mind that looking at the overall pattern of traits an individual person exhibits is probably more informative than looking at specific traits in isolation.
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They hope to build a device that searches for molecules with traits that are theoretically essential for any genetic molecule: traits determined by decades of experimentation with alternatives like hachimoji.
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The $79 Ancestry and Traits kit generates 80 total reports covering your ancestry composition and traits (like how likely you are to suffer from motion sickness and cilantro taste aversion).
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Sales of corn seeds and traits, Monsanto's biggest segment by revenue, rose nearly 20183 percent while soybean seeds and traits sales climbed 22 percent in the quarter ended Aug. 31.
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Autism spectrum disorder has long been thought to involve inherited genetic traits, and some previous research also suggest that some non-inherited traits and maternal characteristics may also play a role.
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It is my belief that our culture codes certain traits as "masculine" and rewards people of all genders for adopting them; other traits are coded as "feminine," and they diminish you.
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The world's largest seed supplier said sales of corn seeds and traits rose 8 percent, while sales of soybean seeds and traits jumped 10.2 percent in the second quarter ended Feb.
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" Yonatan Zunger, a former senior Googler, wrote in a Medium post: "All of these traits which the manifesto described as "female" are the core traits which make someone successful at engineering.
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For kids with personality traits that put them at risk, learning how to manage traits that make us different and often difficult could change a trajectory that can lead to tragedy.
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Extrapolating from that evidence, some researchers have tried transferring bacteria from people or animals with health traits, such as leanness, into those without, in hopes of also transferring the desired traits.
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The motorcade was small and unassuming -- traits that Mrs.
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Evolution does a pretty good job of creating advantageous new traits using the powers of random mutation, but there's nothing quite like interbreeding, where the traits from two different species get intermixed.
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For example, some only find links between parental and ideal partner traits, but not actual partner traits (like the brand new study in Evolution and Human Behavior, which looked at body types).
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The progeny tend to have their parents' traits (an expensive cat will have an expensive kitten) but might surprise or disappoint with more or less valuable traits than either of its parents.
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According to the study, Nadella's top five traits are: This is Nadella's personality as mapped out by Paysa: Other traits Nadella apparently possesses include excitement-seeking, self-efficacy, gregariousness and self-discipline.
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But if you take those and sacrifice them, break them down, you get the traits back, and you get some raw whalebone, and when you build up enough raw whalebone you can take the traits and mix them together in different ways, and if you upgrade them, you can put up to four traits on one bone charm.
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Point number two is most of the traits that you can imagine someone trying to enhance, which is intelligence, height, athletic ability, musical ability and so forth, are probably very multi-genic traits.
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But the most famous Gemini do embody the respective traits of their sign – and it's arguable these traits have contributed to the stamp their work has had on culture and their respective careers.
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By choosing parents with desirable traits (chickens with increased egg production, sheep with softer wool) for several consecutive generations, a "true breeding" strain can be produced that will always have the desired traits.
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It asked you to write down what traits you want in a partner, and some of these traits were like HOLY SHIT, I've never thought about any of this in my entire life!
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Murray again: There is this notion that if traits are genetically determined, that's bad, and if traits are environmentally determined, that's good, because we can do something about them if they are environmental.
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We know that personality traits can be pretty deeply embedded by early childhood, but we also know that which traits and dispositions are brought to the fore, individually and collectively, depends on circumstances.
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Such traits would be passed on to all subsequent generations.
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Whatever personality traits I have, I brought to the table.
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These traits apparently form the bedrock of an "extraordinary" friendship.
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He wields these traits as means to a misogynistic end.
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Why do these traits matter to recruiters and hiring managers?
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Does Peter have any character traits aside from flying planes?
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This ad tries to turn those traits on their head.
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In humans, a few traits and illnesses work like this.
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I tried to incorporate those traits into Ayo and Aneka.
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It's what's inside these distinctive traits that is truly remarkable.
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For her, beauty has nothing to do with physical traits.
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What traits of Jesse Owens did you find most compelling?
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Also, my grandmother and Midge shared a lot of traits.
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He also said Trump lacks key traits that presidents need.
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In substance, too, politicians from the Saarland have distinctive traits.
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Such typically Saarländisch traits made AKK Mrs Merkel's preferred successor.
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It could even be used to introduce new traits altogether.
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Selection would help to spread and refine those valuable traits.
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Oftentimes, "daddy" doesn't even denote a coherent set of traits.
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People join based on shared traits, hobbies and so on.
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What are the traits of a great cortador de jamones?
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Of course, not everyone associates Aries with their good traits.
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What are the traits that all Prime Numbers releases share?
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But it's interesting because you can pick different personalities traits.
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I identify as female, but I also have masculine traits.
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CryptoKittydex keeps track of traits and how common they are.
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What are the traits that distinguish him from other senators?
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Research suggests that generational rotation will only accentuate these traits.
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The mice then exhibited the behavioural traits of the bacteria.
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People can predict intimate traits of others from the faces.
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In particular, such surfaces must be created with two traits.
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You'll see the traits, the level of intuition, and competitiveness.
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And fourth, certain character traits among both officials and citizens.
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The APA isn't saying all traditionally masculine traits are bad.
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What are their admirable traits that you value the most?
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He'll even learn a little something about his nutrition traits.
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"There are a few crossover traits as well," she added.
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These also happen to be traits of an exceptional supervisor.
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Here's what I discovered about the plant's most humanoid traits.
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These five traits together form the basis of our personality.
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I assumed all adults had the same behaviors and traits.
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Football stages those traits inside the constructs of a game.
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Take a hard look at your qualities and personality traits.
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Why do wild and captive chimpanzees have the same traits?
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A genus is a group of animals with similar traits.
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Bennett's worst possible traits and poured money over them. Col.
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The two each have unique traits that make comparisons impossible.
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The veneration of those traits is poison to young men.
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Otherwise who gets to choose what inherent traits we prefer?
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But they do display their own strange mix of traits.
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"Can you really predict all of these traits?" you ask.
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What skills and personality traits are helpful for this job?
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He has instead chosen to display only our basest traits.
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I believe all his traits spoke that he is guilty.
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Traits often too rarely found in today's social media culture.
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Instead, it discovered 10 traits of the very best ones.
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Truly inclusive leaders have three traits: curiosity, humility, and courage.
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It doesn't arbitrate exact personality traits based on astrological signs.
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They identified 56 traits, most in the skull, that differed.
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This could mean sex hormones are involved in both traits.
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" She added, "We are casting specific traits in different people.
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What was revealed were these simple, yet significant, intangible traits.
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Life would do me in no matter what my traits.
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These are psychological traits perfectly attuned to manipulation and projection.
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But traits are not motives and don't necessarily decide votes.
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But those are also its most surprising and interesting traits.
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But compliance and suggestibility aren't hardwired traits: We're taught them.
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A 2016 study identified six traits of an effective apology.
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Education research often calls traits like delaying gratification "noncognitive" factors.
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Scientists say these traits activate an instinctual attention in adults.
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"[We] know that [Alesi's] skull combines some modern great ape and gibbon traits with other more primitive traits," said Brenda Benefit, an anthropologist at New Mexico State University, who wasn't involved in the study.
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It's arguable that anyone who lives and partakes in today's age of social media has some narcissistic traits, but some people exhibit more of these traits or at a heightened level compared to others.
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But sex traits are not universal and cannot be divided neatly into simply "male" and "female" for everybody, and trans people themselves can modify their sex traits through a simple hormone replacement therapy prescription.
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With Marcus Feldman, a biologist and colleague at Stanford, he founded a field called cultural evolution, which treats language, values, customs and other social phenomena as traits that evolved, just as physical traits do.
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Recent genetic studies have demonstrated differences across populations not just in the genetic determinants of simple traits such as skin color, but also in more complex traits like bodily dimensions and susceptibility to diseases.
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In one round of questioning, researchers asked hundreds of college students about their personality traits, age-group stereotypes, and their opinions of narcissism and entitlement both as traits and as labels for their generation.
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" Instead, they write, the more likely explanation is that the effectiveness of these campaigns is in reminding "partisans about the negative traits of the out-party candidate, and positive traits of her own party.
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This is because many sexual traits are highly sensitive to nutrient and body condition, such that only the biggest and strongest individuals can afford the energy to produce extremely large traits, according to the study.
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I wish I could give you other traits of Michael Bennet, but he has traits like the first President Bush, his strength was just was nice to everybody, and I think that's Michael's greatest asset.
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You are a hypocrite who lacks self-awareness (among other traits).
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He diligently records each pup's name, age, background, and personality traits.
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You have naturally curly hair and no other discernible personality traits.
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So what are the traits and how can you replicate them?
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An impact could perhaps help explain some of these strange traits.
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Greed and impatience are dangerous traits when it comes to investing.
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After my husband's funeral, all of my mother's nurturing traits intensified.
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He needed a group of people who shared the same traits.
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The fastest growing jobs in the U.S. share two key traits.
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This doesn't happen overnight, and it often leads to vestigial traits.
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Given the characteristics, people with psychopathic traits can sound pretty scary.
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Intellectual curiosity is one of the traits that Knack tests for.
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What traits or characteristics are CEOs looking for in a candidate?
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They all have incredible personality traits that I look up to.
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And these studies don't just look at traits, diseases, and behavior.
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Her vicarage childhood lives on in Mrs May's very English traits.
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These would be Neanderthal traits that are not advantageous for survival.
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One was of personality traits (openness, neuroticism, conscientiousness, agreeableness and extroversion).
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My research examines happiness, emotions, social influences, and positive character traits.
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All these are traits that Europe's stuffy political institutions sadly lack.
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What traits do you need to be a great aerial photographer?
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Youthful traits appearing in adult mammals is what's known as neoteny.
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Creepiness, noisiness and dirtiness were cited as the top offensive traits.
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And these are traits shared across many cities in the region.
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Those traits are all alive and well in this latest tale.
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They ask people to choose between photos to reveal personality traits.
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Biologists know that traits are carried down the generations by genes.
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Other traits of Kahlo's seem to present themselves in Helga, too.
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Note that sometimes these traits are blended between the two people.
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Pathmalal may be modest, but he does have many entrepreneurial traits.
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And how do those traits inform the answers to customers' questions?
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In other words, that planet's traits and symbols rule that sign.
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The study also analyzed the traits associated with these LGBT roles.
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Those same traits, though, are perceived negatively when found in women.
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But are there exceptions to this cluster of "nice" personality traits?
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Those are all traits in short supply in Washington these days.
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What would you say are your defining traits as an engineer?
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One of this team's most worrisome personality traits has been carelessness.
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Instead, the original traits reappeared in different ratios after each cross.
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Trump's tweet on Blankenship starkly reveals both of those character traits.
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I ask him what traits he looks for in a horse.
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Looking to the wild for exotic traits—that would be absurd.
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He's just another person with his own unique qualities and traits.
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Those are the traits for which he will be most remembered.
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The traits will allow soybeans to resist more herbicides than LibertyLink.
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The alumni discussed flexibility, accountability, drive and confidence as valuable traits.
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Practical intelligence, nimble strength, and deep animal will were her traits.
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The Financial Times asks experts what traits the region's leaders need.
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Those traits will never appeal to defenders of the current order.
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These traits create a "virtuous cycle" for any company, Puglia said.
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They are the vital traits of an effective and positive leader.
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Being successful requires the same traits no matter what you do.
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Their research reveals that, as with most traits, there's a spectrum.
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These positive traits are at the core of building lasting relationships.
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To be fair, these traits were common in 1970s sci-fi.
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Those are basic human traits that should be active across articles.
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What if I could drain them of those troublesome human traits?
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Would we feel differently if our pets had our genetic traits?
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Rarely do you see a photo, hobbies, personalities traits, and quirks.
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But even those traits are not particularly unusual in today's world.
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Sure, every country has its own traits and its own circumstances.
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It is fascinating that Chimpanzees share many personality traits with humans.
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They said that wild and captive chimpanzees had similar personality traits.
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There are clear genetic contributors to many traits, including behavior. 3.
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Astrology tells you who you are and what traits you have.
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Some of Australia's best traits offer pathways into the 21st century.
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What are the skills and traits of a good cognac blender?
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Still, some question whether personality traits like kindness can be taught.
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The genes on chromosomes influence the traits of every living thing.
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If you toss these traits together, you can create a masterpiece.
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No, but it would lose one of its defining character traits.
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What criteria are used to evaluate "soft" traits in college applicants?
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Some people have feminine traits or gravitate toward feminine gender expression.
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"Traits around creativity and innovation are celebrated in tech," said Cobbs.
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Knowledge concerning the genetics of complex polygenic traits is vastly incomplete.
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Exact responsibilities may vary, but the most valued traits are universal.
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They're judged on traits such as coat, color, size, and weight.
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I think Trump protests too much, distracting us from other traits.
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He gave us the three most important traits he looks for.
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Recognizing these telltale traits is an important first step, Wentz said.
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Astrology memes, meanwhile, imply shared traits based on shared birth criteria.
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His breeding may, however have affected how frequently the traits appeared.
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Trump is less a person than a collection of terrible traits.
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I'm focusing on Twitter because it teases out his worst traits.
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This is even more true for complex behavioral and social traits.
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They can either have one or a combination of these traits.
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Certain billionaires have evolved traits specially adapted to saving rain forests.
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On average, traits typically garner about 22 percent of the appeals.
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They don't include the psychological/behavioral traits of the voters yet.
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Instead, border crossers are: Those three traits overlap a great deal.
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And just as the bright modernity of the party in 1989 obscured some of the darker traits of Hungarian society (which Mr Orban has since harnessed and indulged), so the party today obscures the better traits.
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Fitterling sought to allay fears of independent seed sellers that the merger parties could decide to hike licensing fees for favorable plant characteristics, so-called traits, or that they could keep the best traits for themselves.
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Shiner, who is also co-editor of the "Handbook of Temperament," says that personality traits are the fuller expression of temperamental traits, as they have more room to manifest as infant turns to child to adult.
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Based on Carl Gustav Jung's study of psychological traits (for example, introversion and extroversion) and the famous Myers-Briggs test, 16 Personalities covers the "Big Five" personality traits of individuals: mind, energy, nature, tactics, and identity.
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My own extensive work shows that people see successful scientists and leaders as possessing what are considered highly masculine stereotypical traits, like assertiveness and competitiveness, and fewer traits seen as stereotypically feminine, like helpfulness and kindness.
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Participants were asked to fill out assessments that took stock of where they fell in terms of the Big Five personality traits (extraversion, agreeableness, openness, conscientiousness, and neuroticism) as well as the Dark Triad personality traits.
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So how should we prepare for the likelihood that in the coming years, genetic studies will show that many traits are influenced by genetic variations, and that these traits will differ on average across human populations?
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To understand what happened in domestication, researchers try to separate out traits that resulted from new mutations as humans created new kinds of dogs, and traits that were already present to some extent in ancient wolves.
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When Big Five traits and basic values were used together to predict a user's occupation, the algorithms were more accurate, predicting users' jobs over 70% of the time, than when values and traits were used alone.
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The researchers can&apost say for sure what other factors matter, but they propose that genetically influenced physical traits such as how easily you build muscle mass, and even psychological traits like confidence, play a role.
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The misconception is that traits such as the ones you list above behave in a "Mendelian" manner—that is, like the traits of Gregor Mendel's famous pea plants: tall vs short plant, green vs yellow seeds, etc.
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Without the genome operating as a sort of index of the wheat's positive traits, it would take ten years using conventional techniques to cross a new wheat with an ancient one and recover all the desired traits.
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Three students commented on "Wild and Captive Chimpanzees Share Personality Traits With Humans": Katie Doherty was amazed to realize animals may have human emotions: "Wild and Captive Chimpanzees Share Personality Traits With Humans," was an enthralling read.
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All of these traits are correlated with greater apprehensiveness about eating animals.
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The traits I most admire in Lance are his resilience and drive.
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Some personality traits, like agreeableness and openness, might make people better listeners.
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According to a new study, there are nine common dark personality traits.
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The traits I'm hoping to focus on are patience, gratefulness, and passion.
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Should Easy PGD to select for cosmetic or behavioral traits be allowed?
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How much choice will they want in their child's non-health traits?
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That allowed the campaign to send ads to people with similar traits.
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Some traits that we think of as attractive are biologically useful, right?
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ASD includes a wide range of behavioral traits that vary per diagnosis.
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Basing life-long identities on these early traits is a serious mistake.
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It'd probably be a combination of people and traits I find impressive.
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You still get a budget, and there are still priced-out traits.
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CUIs, then, need to convey those same traits for the same reason.
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It's remixable because it's a meme—that's one of a memes traits.
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Adults in the movie have no real responsibilities or realistic character traits.
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Snap shared many of the unfavorable traits of those that would follow.
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There are clearly some behavioral traits that wearables haven't fully understood yet.
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Some traits, though, are easier to locate in the brain than others.
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For example, civility and honesty are two traits heavily enforced by shame.
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The actions are in turn dictated by an individual's traits and relationships.
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And for all of these traits, Mary still manages to be human.
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The "standard", a checklist, measured traits like size, features, coating and gait.
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And together these traits make the candidate profoundly unfit for the Presidency.
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In refuges, abused women and children are particularly sensitive to masculine traits.
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Those traits make it tough to stick a tracking tag on them.
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Her strongest character traits are that she loves books and she's beautiful.
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This makes sense, because "stereotypes" are essentially beliefs about groups' fixed traits.
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He identified five distinguishing traits that the successful companies had in common.
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Is collective narcissism a better predictor of hostility than these other traits?
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Despite these differences, all populists share two defining traits: monism and moralism.
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These traits are determined by genetics and are extremely hard to change.
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Most of us know the worst-case scenarios, Trump's most frightening traits.
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The singular, weirdo GLOO gun that exemplifies several of Prey's best traits.
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Learn stereotypes about activities, traits, toys, and skills associated with each gender.
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Sexism in TV news hinges on two big traits — aesthetics and power.
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The positions of these planets suggest personality traits and possible life experiences.
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The list of unflattering (and, let's be real, untrue) traits goes on.
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But even given those desirable traits, Miller cost the Indians a lot.
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After all, bots can be muted and their bothersome traits simply deleted.
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You also seemed to have fun playing around with species' actual traits.
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And like a reunion, the show allows you to see family traits.
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The majority of those comedians had a few personality traits in common.
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Players can also apply traits, which include rapid healing and power sliding.
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Each modality contains four signs and is represented by different personality traits.
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If such traits are stripped from packs, consumers may choose cheaper brands.
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Sex and gender identity, like sex and sexual orientation, are different traits.
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Sex and gender identity, like sex and sexual orientation, are different traits.
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To see these traits presented together was disorientating, to say the least.
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Still, it's an unsettling sign that A.I. can emulate humanity's worst traits.
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Shooter profiles The FBI has reported some common traits among mass shooters.
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These traits would include selfishness, self-promotion, generally, a hard-driving profile.
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Letter of Recommendation My mother's chief personality traits are creativity and impulsivity.
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The political scam ads identified by ProPublica had certain traits in common.
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He said pricing for the MS Technologies traits had not been determined.
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Patience, good humor and resourcefulness are helpful traits to have on hand.
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One of the defining traits of hedge funds is their high fees.
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Top-ranking traits also varied depending on where the students were from.
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They suggest Lucy had flat feet and other traits needed for walking.
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Darwinian evolution, the transmission of genes and traits down the family line.
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Personal traits matter: people looked up to him because they had to.
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Resilience and perseverance are her best traits as a candidate. http://bit.
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These comprise what's referred to as the "Dark Tetrad" of personality traits.
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But our clones would inherit from us both good and bad traits.
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In industry jargon, they are "stacked" with many different genetically modified traits.
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While people our age share traits, we certainly have differences as well.
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For conservatives, the traits people assume are good morals and strong leadership.
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Further study may offer additional evidence that animal senses influence fruit traits.
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Do you think President Trump and his grandfather share any similar traits?
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There are more examples of the internet's worst traits invading sensitive spaces.
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That was also true of individuals with narcissistic traits in the study.
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I noticed myself exhibiting some of the worst traits of my abusers.
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I've been wondering what traits such people tend to have in common.
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How much do individual traits change or mitigate the effect of ACEs?
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That has never happened before, a government with all of those traits.
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There is, however, a tension between the two traits that define it.
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Embark tests your pup for over 175 genetic health conditions and traits.
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Some intersex traits are obvious at birth, others only manifest during puberty.
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Those traits can be even more important than the person's technical expertise.
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More importantly, this is, I believe, projection, one of Trump's compulsive traits.
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Curiosity and resilience are two traits Edelman recruiters look for, O'Keefe said.
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Machines can replicate many jobs but those are traits they can't learn.
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The men and women who fill this role share some similar traits.
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Ferguson decision that year, "Race Traits" catapulted this statistician into scientific celebrity.
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He shares those traits with Sabathia, and another: both are recovering alcoholics.
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Even if they were traits that took me many years to embrace.
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That means this planet shares some very significant traits with our planet.
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The most narcissistic traits — defensiveness, authoritativeness, and stubbornness — were ranked at 5.
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The Two Spirits is someone representing both of those traits and qualities.
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But they shared Neanderthal traits like wide pelvises and elongated, protruding faces.
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The Malapa fossils showed an odd mixture of primitive and modern traits.
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On the record, the St. Louis rapper embodies each of those traits.
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"We are casting specific traits in different people," Rice told the magazine.
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That sounds exactly like redirecting traits toward more productive activity and behavior.
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These traits were the solid foundation from which her public persona developed.
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And in time, those traits will be selected out of the population.
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They're sticking with their traits as they were immortalized in earlier seasons.
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And that character can stay somewhat consistent from generation to generation: To the extent personality traits are genetic, selective migration to a certain region means that its gene pool may reflect some personality traits more strongly that others.
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Preferred anal sex role has been linked to gay men's degree of gender non-conformity: research has found that tops tend to score higher in masculine personality traits, whereas bottoms tend to score higher in feminine personality traits.
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Meanwhile, the "modern synthesis" of the mid-1900s, which reconciled Darwinian evolution with Mendelian genetics, redefined evolutionary fitness itself not in terms of traits, but as the survival and spread of the individual genes that generated the traits.
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Since then, various scientists have estimated that between 20 and 30 percent of us have Type D traits and these traits raise the risk for heart disease and lower the likelihood that someone will stick to treatment routines.
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What it means is that the traits we are supposed to admire in Weatherly's character on a fictional TV show are traits that in real life can contribute to a culture where sexual harassment is normal and accepted.
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It involves not just believing certain precepts, or assenting to certain values, but possessing certain skills and cultivating certain character traits — skills and character traits that become invisible when morality is reduced to thought experiments about individual decisions.
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They found that active traits, like "quarrelsome" or "enthusiastic" were associated with more "shaped" bodies, while passive traits, like "trustworthy" or "easy-going", were associated with rectangular bodies— bodies where curves were evenly proportioned and waists were undefined.
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These results don't mean that Neanderthal genetic mutations cause these traits in modern-day humans, or that the same genetic variations gave rise to the same traits in Neanderthals, says study author Janet Kelso, at the Max Planck Institute.
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Come to think of it, maybe that "set" of personality traits we mentioned earlier is less of a checklist and more of a spectrum: No two Scorpios, for example, exhibit the same exact traits in the same exact way.
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It finds mixed evidence on the ability of personality traits to predict who is most likely to turn out to vote and mixed evidence over whether personality traits can predict who is most likely to be persuaded by advertisements.
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Research has found that when women exhibit character traits typically associated with male leadership — traits like decisiveness, authority or assertion — they are likely to be viewed as bossy, pushy or too aggressive, and some people reel at their behavior.
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As Godsoe noted on Twitter, this part is key for cooperation's effects on evolutionary outcomes, as altruistic traits would improve their own transmission in altruistic groups, spiteful traits would improve their own transmission in spiteful groups, and so on.
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But it can help each of us shed the traits of the narcissist.
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They both reflect and build on common traits of (the white default) superheroes.
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Or parents might choose traits in their children that others might consider disabilities.
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And the hypotheses predict that these traits will conform to certain numerical measurements.
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Elected officials can access their free Essential Leadership Traits digital program at ogolead.com.
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Eric takes us through the distinctively human traits that stand in their way.
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They are traits that many, many genes, many regulatory regions and so forth.
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But again, even things like hair color may be driven to certain traits.
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He was kind, respectful, and attentive -- traits many people value in a partner.
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Varian's three Heroic traits are Taunt, Colossus Smash and Twin Blades of Fury.
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She had the workers answer questions about how well certain traits described them.
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Some of these traits, like warmth and loyalty, are typically associated with women.
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AI then finds candidates whose traits match the top performers at the employer.
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These traits already exist in you and are just heightened when you drink.
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These traits were on display from the moment he took office in December.
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Even some character traits are passed along from one show to the other.
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And they are bonded to the children who raised them, sharing personality traits.
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You don't fucking want anxiety or depression, they are not QUIRKY traits.. pic.twitter.
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Still, Bezos did announce some unique traits about the New Glenn this morning.
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Your ruling planet plays a major role in determining your sign's personality traits.
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I am rational, good at maths and have other traits traditionally considered male.
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Today, Monsanto's exerts nearly total control over genetic traits for pesticide-resistant soybeans.
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These are not altogether evil traits, because Sansa is not an evil person.
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U.S. Trust crunched its data to find 10 similar traits the wealthy share:
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The text may reveal their occupation, or desirable traits like ability to cook.
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"These traits allow the French to nourish a certain anti-Americanism," he said.
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These are some traits that I want to pass down to my daughter.
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Additionally, this person must offer traits that still help the team, he says.
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The rest mentor pupils in character traits such as curiosity and self-awareness.
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Those are human traits that Joe Biden has that most politicians don't have.
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The first of these traits predicts conservatism, but the others point to liberalism.
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The personality traits are broad, but consistent, and recur in show after show.
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Psychometrics, sometimes also called psychographics, focuses on measuring psychological traits, such as personality.
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Or maybe you prefer blogging about your ex's worst traits in listicle form.
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Tomorrow it may be feasible to look for—or even add—new traits.
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But some would go further, and tinker with DNA to produce certain traits.
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Some positive traits from the female characters in his film Crazy Rich Asians.
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Their most enviable home traits have more to do with where they live.
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In turn, they've identified 18 different genes that seem to influence hair traits.
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Current statistical methods involve examining four genomes at a time for shared traits.
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"The two traits are categorically distinct and widely recognized as such," she said.
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It turns out that agreeableness can be meaningfully divided into two narrower traits.
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It found that these traits were the real reason people were paid more.
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Combine those two traits together and your snacks aren't even safe at sea.
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His renegotiation is the product of these traits—and two fundamentals in particular.
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Personality traits form at an early age and are fixed by early adulthood.
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It's an odd combination of traits that work because Hemsworth commits himself fully.
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"The characters all have unique opinions, and personality traits, and memories, and goals—".
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Couples also match for lots of physical traits, most notably height and weight.
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She's funny, she can stand up for herself — she has actual character traits.
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As practicing Buddhists we do not shun family members who exhibit undesirable traits.
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These same traits can be critical weapons in winning the battle against debt.
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I selected preferences for my coach based on personality traits you're looking for.
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They're culture-establishing traits that Luke Walton should be thrilled to see. 3.
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Adele is loud, creative, and uncompromising—traits that are very attractive to Scorpios.
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Females also might have a biological quality that resists these traits, she said.
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They don't have core traits so much as BuzzFeed personality quizzes for souls.
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"Choice-preserving" and "low cost" are the key traits of the nudge's appeal.
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He had to give those traits to the older, more hardened model characters.
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These genetic traits may present vulnerabilities that could be exploited with future insecticides.
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Out of these three traits, Buffett says it's most important to cultivate integrity.
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Women have distinct traits that make them successful investors, according to UBS' research.
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The relationship between the ranger and the sphere is tied to hereditary traits.
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For male architects, such traits are often taken positively, as proof of genius.
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Seeds containing the new MS Technologies traits are not yet on the market.
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Many athletes are born with unusual physical traits that give them an advantage.
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Build the above traits or work with a performance strategist to help you.
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With New York City F.C., quickness has become one of Harrison's defining traits.
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They like him for his other traits, perhaps most for his confrontational style.
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He spent Sunday night dispelling myths about bats and highlighting their positive traits.
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"Lack of empathy and compassion are common traits among animal abusers," Dull said.
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They focus on four risky traits: sensation-seeking, impulsiveness, anxiety sensitivity and hopelessness.
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And traits that align with "soft" behaviors have also been devalued — even scorned.
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In turn, Steve worked to instill those traits in Bill as a child.
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These include healthy lifestyle tips based on your specific genetic traits and dispositions.
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Nine skeletons were found in one home, all male or displaying masculine traits.
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Place your subject in an unrealistic setting, or give inanimate objects humanistic traits.
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He is about to reveal which of those traits matters more to him.
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But the same traits have precipitated the most damaging moments of his presidency.
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In a sense, these same traits can be seen throughout their criminal lives.
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The algorithm does different things depending on what the pattern of traits is.
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It describes her adopting the traits of famous entrepreneurs, notably Apple's Steve Jobs.
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Therefore, the authors conclude, personality traits do play a part in educational choices.
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Just like genetic traits in natural evolution, creative solutions to marginalization become widespread.
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My appearance holds no significant traits that can define exactly what I am.
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Day 2: Learn which traits and behaviors make leaders at your organization excel
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Results showed that the people described with positive traits were rated more attractive.
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There are lots of abnormal traits of this White House and this president.
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"He's a unique guy, in that he's got some special traits," Gabriel said.
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In other words, the traits that American law enforcement embody every single day.
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Interestingly, in our Western Culture, we falsely emphasize fixed traits and "personality" types.
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You likely possess many of the traits necessary to make it, even now.
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But, for all their differences, the two men had key traits in common.
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The phenome comprises all the possible observable traits of DNA, known as phenotypes.
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Of course, incompetence, self-aggrandizement, and xenophobia are some of Trump's key traits.
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JediProf: We could start by refusing to gender certain behavior or personality traits.
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One of our most amazing traits is that we adapt and we adopt.
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He seemed to have the perfect combination of traits for enjoying outdoor adventures.
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"We can now predict many traits simultaneously, with high reliability," Dr. Stich said.
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There's not a one-to-one mapping between genetics and complex psychological traits.
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Which leads to the even more troubling character traits Trump's ratings tweets reveal.
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In one, story grows organically out of the elastic complexity of individuated traits.
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But to conclude that Asian-Americans broadly lack desirable personality traits is despicable.
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The oceanic languages have entrancing traits, including megasyllabic words and very musical pronunciations.
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Often they look like mosaics of other species, carrying remarkable combinations of traits.
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"Wait a minute," he interjected in response to a question about common traits.
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Ms. Bretécher embodied many of her characters' traits, and she readily lampooned them.
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To the Editor: Dear Men: Improve yourselves by taking on more female traits!
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There are intriguing overlaps between their influence on intelligence and on other traits.
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Traits like honesty and humility make you more human and therefore more relatable.
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These survivors then produce more baby rats, which inherit the same helpful traits.
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List your strengths and limitations, including your talents and personality traits, Jeste suggests.
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You'll receive over 125 genetic reports that detail various health and wellness traits.
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Personality traits, such as impulsivity and a predisposition to aggression, also play roles.
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These traits prescribe a specific ideal of masculinity that is increasingly being challenged.
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They're also often able to use these traits to fly under the radar.
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The study found different types of occupations had varying traits and values scores.
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Single genes are responsible for traits like height, IQ, athleticism or musical talent.
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It compiled a shopping list of traits that could be predicted about voters.
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That law bans discrimination based on workers' sex, race, religion and other traits.
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The counterargument is that terror recruiters look for people with those very traits.
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And movement, like clothes and hair, can be used to define character traits.
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For John, those traits have proved vastly more lucrative than a traditional education.
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Those are character traits, I guess, to be temperate and measured, I guess.
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The modified genes then show themselves as new traits in the grown plant.
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Those character traits argue that he will push to get something done. 3.
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Watching him work through his own worst traits is relatable, if not aspirational.
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Sadly, these great traits are all under assault by the Trump administration today.
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There are a lot of traits about [this character's] personality that I recognize.
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The personality that they inherited, you'd be surprised how heritable personality traits are.
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Because narcissistic traits happen on a spectrum, it can be difficult to tell whether you're in a relationship with a diagnosable narcissist or just someone who exhibits the traits from time to time—which, let's face it, many of us do.
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Instead, what the researchers believe is going on is that a specific set of personality traits—namely, high levels of neuroticism and low levels of constraint—tend to run in families, and these traits are what increase the odds of divorce.
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The traits everyone saw in him when he was a kindergartener were the same traits people saw in him in high school, as a pitcher for a state-champion team: He was talented, intense, driven to the point of myopia.
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This can include more obvious traits such as eye color and height but also more complex traits that may involve multiple genes, such as risk of diseases including diabetes, heart disease, obesity and cancer, as well as all aspects of metabolism.
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I don't know how close you could get to a real dinosaur, but certainly we'll learn a lot about the genetic traits that are encoded in DNA that give rise to some of the traits that we think dinosaurs had.
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If allowed to combine, Dow and DuPont would also have 41 percent of the market for U.S. corn seeds and traits and 38 percent of the U.S. soybean seeds and traits market, according to a Morgan Stanley research report in February.
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Also, not only is the personality matching approach likely to be ineffective, but if these programs just try to put similar people together on all traits, including traits where complementarity is usually preferred (like dominance-submission), it might even be counterproductive.
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To understand if city rats are evolving toward the "super" or "sickly" set of traits, our research team is studying populations before and after rat control campaigns to determine how survival, reproduction and other beneficial traits change during intense control campaigns.
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"Our claim is not that you need psychopathic traits to be creative, which is silly, but that in some highly creative people, the creativity and [psychopathic] personality traits arise from the same origin: A particular brain configuration and dopamine," Galang writes.
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Voters tend to evaluate candidates on four basic traits: leadership, competence, empathy, and integrity.
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Those same traits made him a highly successful business leader after his playing days.
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Do you plan on passing on those character traits and lessons to your children?
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" The team added: "One of Mike's traits that people admire most is his humility.
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The episode is also exposing some of the less appealing traits of Trump's presidency.
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One of Sanders's defining traits as a politician is how on-message he is.
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Such traits, say embittered locals, have been evident in Puerto Rico for many years.
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And who among us isn't guilty of exhibiting these traits from time to time?
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Fourth, genetic variations provide hints about behavioral traits, like personality type or intellectual ability.
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In general, political comedy makes candidate traits become more salient and top-of-mind.
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Finding disease-causing genetic traits is a lot like spotting flaws in computer code.
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Even offspring may exhibit some traits that are influenced by what their parents experienced.
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These were the same traits that made Florida safety Keanu Neal a first-rounder.
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However, the study did not show a relationship between habitat and the birds' traits.
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Often, the traits the signs are known for show up in their sex lives.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's transparency has long been one of her most admirable traits.
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So I'm tickled to see Ashley embodying her character's traits to keep fans informed.
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It is too early to know whether traits such as curiosity can be taught.
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Do you feel like certain positive traits tend to get glossed over in horoscopes?
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One thing they looked for was geographical clustering of SNPS related to individual traits.
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Of the 33 traits under consideration, 21 showed evidence of SNP-related geographical clustering.
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Ho said the company removes individuals' identifying traits from the medical data it holds.
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It accentuated their greatest traits and turned the players into larger-than-life icons.
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And there's evidence that the Neanderthal genes actually introduced disadvantageous traits into the population.
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Not only that, but the two fictional characters also have some similar personality traits.
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U.S. and international respondents also agreed on two less flattering traits: arrogance and greed.
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Professor Finkelhor cautions against "technophobia," saying character traits — not technology — make young people vulnerable.
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The fact that it's independent of these other traits is pretty surprising to me.
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Its teeth are curved and have serrated edges, traits usually associated with meat-eating.
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Extra value was attached to salesmanship and scheming, two of Trump's own principal traits.
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In Gattaca's vision of the future, selectively breeding desirable traits into humans is common.
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Later on, plant hybridization became an important breeding method to further cultivate certain traits.
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In April 2018 the IMF detected traits "reminiscent of past episodes of investor excesses".
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Medrano's preferred approach is to breed plants, selecting for traits that make them hardy.
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The European revolutionaries who animated opposition to absolute monarchy in 1848 bore populist traits.
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Rather, traits like someone's natural glow, energy, style, or overall aura took center stage.
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An impressive list of cognitive traits, yet apparently not enough to sway the judges.
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These are traits that would not otherwise occur in nature or through conventional breeding.
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It's easy to see why some behavioral traits, like anxiety for example, are affected.
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New evidence suggests these creatures hatched with adult-like traits and grew very fast.
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Duterte's brand new administration already has the worst traits of an emerging fascist dictatorship.
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In the case of negative traits the young person may feel things are hopeless.
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Which of those traits best describes Mr Pruitt could in theory matter a lot.
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The genius, whose brilliance manifests in flying chalk, focused expressions, and complicated personality traits.
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They have been busy; Epsilon has profiled 250m consumers using more than 7,000 traits.
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But for millennials, many of these traits are table stakes for positive software experiences.
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I elicited from them their best traits, instigated a spark that begged for more.
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You know certain personality traits that he had that he maintained during the presidency.
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He also says he's "receptive and contrarian," which sound like two completely opposite traits.
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"She has all the fierce, tough, curious, intelligent traits," Vikander said of her character.
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Sometimes these traits can't be easily classified and might appear ambiguous or 'in between'.
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This means that unfavourable traits should have been weeded out, while beneficial ones spread.
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You've assumed a different persona, a different identity, a different set of behavioral traits.
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These are the traits of great investors—but only if they take a chance.
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Teaching these skills and traits comes under the banner of social and emotional learning.
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So whether you're left brained or right brained, it's possible to adopt both traits.
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Offline Keep in mind, these traits all vibe together to create a complete profile.
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Pymetrics determines which traits equate to high performance for specific roles in the company.
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High-achieving professionals, she says, have certain personality traits that fast-track their success.
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It's one of her absolute best traits and it drives me up the wall.
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The ability to have those traits doesn't have to be a position of weakness.
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It shares a lot of design traits with Samsung's Galaxy line of Android smartphones.
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Of course, those traits are often misinterpreted as a tendency to be overly sensitive.
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Holmes says it's important to emphasize the hobbies and traits that make you unique.
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Podhoretz would've called himself a liberal in 1967, all the traits that led to
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All of these traits sabotage, perhaps fatally, his ability to manage and govern effectively.
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Other research has shown personality traits are only somewhat useful in predicting voting preferences.
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From that, researchers correlated word frequency and personality traits from the 10 million postings.
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One of his most positive traits is that he has steadily improved every year.
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Efforts to introduce different traits and different crops have been slow to take hold.
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But they all share a few common traits: rarity, historical importance and enduring beauty.
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These are all traits that I think come more naturally for women than men.
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These traits carry on into adulthood and lead to trouble nurturing their own children.
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Great communication skills are among the top traits bosses look for in future employees.
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Try to identity some positive traits about your boss and focus on those instead.
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Traits can range from special abilities like flying to passive skills like fire resistance.
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Both of those traits are major arguments for Mulvaney in the eyes of Trump.
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But those traits don't mean jack if, actually, your boss isn't a good boss.
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The same traits that made me "gifted" in academics left me clueless with people.
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The top traits include intellect, altruism, cheerfulness, assertiveness and cautiousness, depending on the industry.
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Thankfully, the skills wanted for the position include some pretty basic garlic lover traits.
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These crucial traits aren't the only ones that Bezos picked up from his grandpa.
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Eisler writes that traits seen as stereotypically "feminine," like soft emotions, are systemically devalued.
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Sissy, fairy and cuck demean feminine traits as lesser, weak and undesirable in men.
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How well do you recognize these traits in yourself, your classmates and your friends?
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Like Yenta, she's a loving reflection of some of our best and worst traits.
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Whitt knows that to survive, his son will have to develop traits beyond tenderness.
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Maybe you're fearless in certain situations or you've taken big risks—also psychopathic traits.
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"Just from analyzing your handwriting, experts can find over 5,000 personality traits," she says.
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Silicon Valley, It's Not You It's Mexico Miami is a city of many traits.
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We're asked to feed in some of the images and traits that underpin masculinity.
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But both retailers exhibit several subtle traits that set them apart from each other.
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I always say the two major traits of any human are jealousy and greed.
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Each possible selection is accompanied by several traits—is it about business or family?
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Unlike Dow, Monsanto, Bayer and Syngenta, DuPont has not been active in licensing traits.
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They also gave them tests that measured "dark personality traits," including psychopathy and narcissism.
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Moreover, one of the other traits of FPTP is that it creates safe seats.
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Most illnesses and traits are influenced by dozens, hundreds, even thousands of DNA variations.
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Finding remote employees who exhibit these traits is necessary for those managing virtual teams.
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Increasingly, geneticists have been discovering ways to use variations to predict specific physical traits.
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Boys said strength and toughness were the male character traits most valued by society.
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If you spread yourself thin using too many adjectives, the traits lose their meaning.
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But the realist in me suspects this problem is one of his character traits.
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A group for the South Asian diaspora called Subtle Curry Traits has gained momentum.
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Those are all features of the climate project that draw on liberal personality traits.
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I to develop some of the same personality traits like kindness, patience, and humor.
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Devoted hikers are awarded trail names that allude to personal quirks or physical traits.
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Those traits could, in turn, affect a woman's willingness to bargain for higher wages.
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"Great emergencies awaken generous traits which have lain dormant half a life," Sand wrote.
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Mr Wilkinson argues that at least two of these traits are not distributed randomly.
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My parents nurtured the Jo-like character traits they most wanted me to embody.
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As these shameful traits fade away, many investors may, of course, do the same.
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All of those traits were shared by the self-made millionaires in my study.
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Let's start with the traits and features that are the same on both devices.
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Or do you encounter only superficial qualities, like physical appearance and basic character traits?
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As a result, they had only some of the traits that define mammals today.
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Today, diagnosis is often linked to observable traits, making evaluation at a distance plausible.
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They also exhibit heightened levels of certain traits, like frugality, resiliency, conscientiousness, and consistency.
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Among the traits I don't like about him is that he lies with frequency.
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It was brass, hope, determination and urbanity — all traits I associated with musicals — incarnate.
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"It appeared that these two traits might develop on different timelines," Dr. Steinberg said.
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This constellation of human traits has virtues and vices, and the two are intertwined.
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I show at least five of the, like, 12 most common VSCO girl traits.
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But Brzezinski explained they could look at character traits that are being shown repeatedly.
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Those risk averse biological traits that saved us from lions, generally do not apply.
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Dr. Norman F. Dixon recalls a post–World War II study of personality traits
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However, these same traits eventually "interfere with the needs of the office," she says.
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Schwarzman said he also looks for a wealth of other traits in prospective employees.
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At first, Jia Zhangke's latest bears all the traits of an epic crime film.
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Clinton's advertisements (and nearly half of Mr. Trump's) were about traits, characteristics or dispositions.
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The network was indeed homing in on higher-level traits that we could understand.
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He is hardly the only business-school leader to prize these traits — especially humility.
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Many Americans would welcome some traits of the island's free, universal health care system.
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Nonetheless, he cautioned that the president's other, negative traits could far outweigh any positives.
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They present real people who have a full spectrum of qualities and strange traits.
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Kant, too, thought that Jews had immutable traits that made them inferior to Christians.
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You can purposefully or unconsciously cut different traits or speaking patterns into your personality.
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There are few traits Donald Trump claims to value the way he values loyalty.
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Adjectives that go beyond her physical appearance and describe her skills, personality and traits.
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Those genes have recipes for proteins that lead to a bunch of different traits.
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But I do think there are different frequencies of different traits in different populations.
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Painting's retreat from, or dismissal of, material appearances became one of its cardinal traits.
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Embroidering, knitting, crocheting, and weaving are traits I learned from my grandmothers and aunts.
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We know Neanderthal DNA impacts some skin traits, so if some of the regions in your genome that you got from Neanderthals change how your body interacts with UV radiation by changing these skin traits, this could affect your risk for depression.
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In a paper titled "Psychological Targeting as an Effective Approach to Digital Mass Persuasion," they exposed people with specific personality traits—extraverted or introverted, high openness or low openness—to advertisements for cosmetics and a crossword puzzle game tailored to those traits.
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"The superheroes in Avengers personify traits like courage, perseverance, bravery and hope – the same traits countless kids and their families in children's hospitals exhibit every day," said Robert A. Iger, chairman and CEO of The Walt Disney Company, in a press release.
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It seems that the traits that set one up for exceptional success in high school and college — "self-discipline, conscientiousness and the ability to comply with rules" — are not the same traits that lead individuals to start disruptive companies or make shocking breakthroughs.
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But what if our school systems were radically different, favoring different traits other than studiousness?
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Although some studies have identified genes associated with those enhanced traits, they are extraordinarily rare.
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Nevertheless, it does not mean people with other personality traits should not seek further information.
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We're pretty sure that it's scientifically impossible to wear them without displaying the aforementioned traits.
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Why is it assumed that Samantha's parents' divorce was responsible for her unsavory personality traits?
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She also has a fantastic mix of traits — tough, smart, vulnerable, plus she's kick-ass!
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What that entails, scent-wise, remains a mystery — categorically one of Jolie's most notorious traits.
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We all have traits or behaviors that suited…Read more ReadUse it or lose it.
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Studies show that character traits, like anxiety and extroversion, vary from one state to another.
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Then again, this is art, and he's a writer — two traits synonymous with missed deadlines.
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And don't worry, these are traits that anyone in any profession or industry can have.
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Of the "Big Five" personality traits, the only linked to IQ is openness to experience.
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But the innate traits you've been born with shouldn't boost your sense of self-worth.
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The sport of football itself rewards physical traits, like brute size, that significantly favor men.
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That's what most common diseases are like; most behavioral traits will likely be even worse.
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It usually takes several generations of hit-or-miss breeding to instill traits into stock.
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The researchers believe it has something to do with the presence of five behavioral traits.
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Despite the different operating systems, both tablets share common traits borrowed from Samsung's Galaxy phones.
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The resulting epidemics favour the survival of those with genetic traits that grant them resistance.
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I go for the traits in people, as opposed to this sex and that sex.
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Subtle Asian Dating: Why a raunchy, self-aware Subtle Asian Traits offshoot is quickly growing.
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Just like rare traits on those hugely popular cryptokitties, the reasons don't make much sense.
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To her, equality protects our right to be considered something more than our immutable traits.
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Such traits would make him very different from Mr Trump, who lives by the gut.
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"He had quirky little traits and a thirst to learn," said Aimee Mertz, his sister.
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For most Dutch, openness and tolerance are fundamental national traits of their small seafaring country.
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In April the International Monetary Fund detected traits "reminiscent of past episodes of investor excesses".
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Pixar executives explained that the film details how souls earn their personalities, traits and quirks.
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But some of them have taken it one step further and developed incredible evolutionary traits.
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Both require a certain level of deception, and the constant maintenance of various personality traits.
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"I didn't take it home," Efron told Entertainment Tonight, referring to his character's personality traits.
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And both sorts are revealing—as is the way with baseball—of broader national traits.
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By contrast, productive shame focuses on discrete traits or behaviors rather than the entire person.
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Meanwhile, our male colleagues with similar personality traits are recognized as leaders and rewarded accordingly.
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Both of these traits, says Reisz, are characteristics of ancient marine lizards such as mosasaurs.
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This theory only works when there's a field in which one candidate exemplifies these traits.
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That is one of the traits about Joe that I loved so much about him.
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Over the years, I've discovered that passionate people have traits that translate well into business.
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They needed to get access to your data to predict your big five personality traits.
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Once they know your big five personality traits, they can tune political messages to you.
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And it is associated with physical traits, like reduction of gray matter in the brain.
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Personality traits are correlated with political values, but the correlation is generally weak, says Hersh.
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But a person's gender doesn't always match the personality traits we ascribe to their sex.
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" What he's saying: Obama said that "nationalism, nativism, xenophobia, anti-immigration [sentiments] ... are dangerous traits.
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As a father, he worries that his kids may inherit some of his darker traits.
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While these software apps all tackle different uses, they share some traits: They're cloud-based.
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The book identifies seven key traits that these wealthy people almost universally have in common.
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It's possible to get clues from certain body traits like color, size, or claw length.
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Murphy is already learning the traits and tricks necessary for becoming an ideal service animal.
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What are some of the common traits among the most successful people in the company?
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Show how certain traits you have are similar to successful people in that company. 2.
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Instead they test candidates for some 80 traits such as memory and attitude to risk.
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"Mike's selfless, and he has humor and remarkable strength" – traits his wife seems to share.
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Participants were asked to answer questions relating to media use, political attitudes, and personality traits.
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It tells you your genetic traits are unsexy and then makes you pay for it.
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These traits can now be traced back to the Bronze Age in the eastern Baltic.
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Unfortunately, none of these solutions vibe well with my main personality traits: laziness and intemperance.
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Some of those traits are mutually exclusive with the desirable qualities of the tastiest tomatoes.
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Funnily enough, Musk shares a lot of traits with the show's mad scientist, Rick Sanchez.
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But even seemingly simple traits are not always so easy to discern based on DNA.
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Having high Narcissism and Machiavellianism traits was associated with using Tinder for an ego boost.
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"It's these bodily traits that normally disgust us or make us feel gross," she says.
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She also has a fantastic mix of traits — tough, smart, vulnerable, plus she's kick ass!
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Jammeh's quirkier traits, such as his strong belief in supernatural powers, often made international headlines.
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Creative, curious, adaptable–traits that define Canada's alt pop turned new age queen Alanis Morrissette.
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We are connected because we can, not because we share common principles, background or traits.
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As a result, they devote their time in documenting these traits, instead of developing them.
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These factors bring out normal human traits of self-interest and the desire for prestige.
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"All of those traits are governed by genetics and environmental and feed input," Whitelaw added.
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The United States also wants China to approve new genetically modified seed traits more quickly.
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They found that a strain of the bacteria had acquired a rare combination of traits.
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Google uses those traits as guidelines for training its own managers and improving their performance.
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Other characters too, began to develop traits as endearing as they were less than ideal.
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I knew I needed to carefully select the tweets that exemplified all of those traits.
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Many of these traits haven't been tied to genetics yet but could be some day.
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Not all of them are specifically puberty-associated — several are known for influencing personality traits.
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The algorithm needs to be based on traits that are truly predictive of job performance.
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It's too honest, too real, in a business in which those traits are mostly liabilities.
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Drawbridge-up populists vary from place to place, but most share a few key traits.
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They also created a genetic profile of predicted body traits based on a person's SNPs.
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Human beings are complex creatures that don't fit neatly into character traits at all times.
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Niantic leans heavily on global mapping data, morphology, and other ecological traits to categorize environments.
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One of the defining traits of Mr Xi's rule has been the consolidation of power.
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"Both are devoted to education and those traits continued in their home life," he says.
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Psychologists have spent years studying the traits that are fundamental to successful long-term relationships.
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Researchers surveyed 1,000 self-identifying straight men about their "dick pic" habits and personality traits.
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Management consultants have used the superpower choice to study the traits of workers and executives.
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They also tended to share another of Williams's well-known traits: a love of drink.
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Moving gingerly from horizontal to vertical is one of the only character traits he has.
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Perhaps left-handed proteins and right-handed genetic code are fundamental traits of life everywhere.
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Goldman Sachs looks for the same two traits in all job candidates: curiosity and drive.
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"Ian has all the traits to be a true NFL tight end," Olsen said recently.
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But Alexander's effort shares common traits, including funding the CSRs and widening the 1332 waivers.
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Keep reading to learn more about the common personality traits of the ultra-wealthy.1.
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But she remained troubled by the masculine traits in her face, particularly her brow ridge.
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Study authors suggest that the squirrels demonstrate distinct personality traits in their food finding behaviour.
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Do they possess the positive success traits you are trying to instill in your children?
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Chow said Jutting had traits of a psychopathic and narcissistic personality but not a disorder.
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In spite of this, they evolved common body traits, like muscles and a nervous system.
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It uses techniques based on personality traits and then applies analytic tools to pinpoint supporters.
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Traits like hair color, drug or alcohol addiction, or lactose intolerance will also be tested.
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Usually it means animals that have interesting personality traits or a strong human-animal bond.
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Then, on the basis of which traits people are most extreme on, we make suggestions.
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I'm a character actor, so I need character traits until I'm actually playing a robot.
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Khoshroo also plays with different hairstyles to impress gender and personality traits upon his figures.
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All of those traits are hallmarks of the two psychological qualities that set women apart.
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"There is no necessary set of traits to be a self-proclaimed witch," Unicole affirms.
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It documents some of Weinstein's worst traits, but steers clear of claims of sexual abuse.
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Then I was just able to put those traits together and get what I wanted.
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When the bar that tracks the traits becomes full, the conversation ends, and that's that.
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It shows in profile the upper body of a being with only remotely humanoid traits.
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"Genetic similarity increases the risk for expressing recessive, potentially pathological, traits and abnormalities," she says.
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Not only that, but the students assigned sexist traits to women when explaining their relationships.
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He marks the collision of two of usually distinct traits, athletic futurism and routine toil.
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Plus, you'll be seen as likable and friendly, traits many managers look for when hiring.
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These aren't necessarily virtues, but they are traits that other countries must keep in mind.
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He recognizes some traits in the Yankees that he saw in the Cubs last fall.
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What animals are well known to you, and what human personality traits do they exhibit?
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This is one of humanity's most charming and maddening traits: our invincible instinct for excess.
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So what is Ms. Ziegler doing by frontloading poor Amber with so many irritating traits?
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But as with any such tool, these same traits can potentially be abused by attackers.
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The authors point out that these geek traits are particularly beneficial in a knowledge economy.
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Brenton Tarrant, who is accused of killing 50 worshipers in New Zealand, displays similar traits.
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With an anthropologist's eye, he outlines their different personality traits, their history and cultural touchstones.
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The strictest state law, in Illinois, focuses on physical traits, like fingerprints and facial geometry.
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Yes, she has the usual desirable traits of being smart and good-looking and friendly.
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Many traits of Trump era diplomacy are on show in the current estrangement with Denmark.
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Past presidents have found that when something bad happens, once-valorized personality traits become demonized.
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Whether or not an animal can escape depends on the unique traits of each species.
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This versatility may have evolved early in our lineage, producing traits that encouraged more sharing.
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Hurley's quick to remind us of religion's ugliest traits, too: its intolerance, partition and patriarchy.
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I am 6 feet tall and possess personality traits similar to those of Lou Gehrig.
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We are often seen a country with more common traits than we in fact possess.
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These traits, they believe, allow them to become impartial arbiters of politics across the spectrum.
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Along the way they also discarded many traits that were no longer relevant or useful.
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"I am single," Jordyn said, before listing specific traits she looks for in a partner.
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I've been so quick to disassociate myself from what I see as negative immature traits.
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