This means their distances can be worked out by triangulation.
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Then you hear, is there triangulation, or is there disagreement?
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They look at everything through the old Clinton triangulation strategy.
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Her husband's presidency was characterized by triangulation and third-way politics.
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Police then reportedly used cell phone triangulation technology to locate the suspect.
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With volumetric VR explained, photogrammetry's defining characteristic is the principle of triangulation.
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But this triangulation leaves us a patchwork system for a universal problem.
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This might explain why Trump has made an unexpected stab at triangulation.
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Just take a look at this insane triangulation these three cook up.
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Even more than her husband, she was a walking example of triangulation.
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But the old master of triangulation will have no luck in the middle.
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Whatever Trump's motives, his triangulation tactics aren't likely to get him very far.
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Read more " _____ Noah Rothman in Commentary: "What Trump did is not Clintonian triangulation.
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For so long, Manchin has faced skepticism in Washington for his attempts at triangulation.
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Progressives aren't looking for someone to go along with the triangulation of the day.
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Clintonian triangulation may be gone, but the industrial Midwest still needs to be won.
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Nix: There's a triangulation of factors that are affecting type design at this point.
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I'm skeptical of the mind-set that views everything as a straightforward demographic triangulation.
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"It's triangulation of several different sources," said Dennis Howlett, executive director for the group.
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As Atkinson describes it, triangulation was an analytics concept first introduced by the CIA in the U.S., a method of bringing together multiple vectors of information to unearth inconsistencies in a data set (you can read more on triangulation in this CIA publication).
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The CDU slogan is a study in triangulation: "a strong Europe means a strong Germany".
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The façade of "triangulation" is undermined even more by the mere presence of a narrator.
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By suitable triangulation, it is then possible to work out where that empty space is.
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How does triangulation work if the president's own (putative) party controls the House and Senate?
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If Trump is pursuing a policy of triangulation, it's more motivated by spite than strategy.
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"The problem with the Problem Solvers is they've made triangulation an art form," said Grijalva.
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Every tire you've ridden on is balancing act, the triangulation of qualities that negate each other.
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GPS is getting better, but even with WiFi triangulation, it's only accurate within about 15 meters.
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Then, you hear those, is there triangulation that that's a good path or is there disagreement?
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This action has prompted many comparisons to the efforts of bipartisanship and "triangulation" by past presidents.
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Camtek will also license its triangulation technology, a metrology solution, to Chroma for non-semiconductor applications.
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"We have a company policy that says no triangulation," she said at a recent panel discussion.
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They'd use GPS and triangulation to do it and the estimated cost of the project, about $800,000.
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"That was not an idea that came out of Clinton-esque triangulation," Raskin said of the CFPB.
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According to Rendell, "a place between" is a triangulation of ever-changing spatial, temporal, and social qualities.
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String theory, loop quantum gravity, causal dynamical triangulation and a few others have been aimed toward that goal.
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"I fear the emperor of Russia is half an American," the British prime minister complained of the triangulation.
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"I believe there is triangulation in everything: mother-father-child, solid-liquid-gas, positive-negative-neutral," she explains.
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What happens is the only way that you're going to know that it is through high-quality triangulation.
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It takes wits and triangulation, and there's always that aha moment when you know you've gotten the joke.
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It has a border with North Korea, and offer some type of triangulation, maybe help with Iran or something.
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Mr. Trump will probably also see through the blind alley of "triangulation," advocated by some would-be strategic thinkers.
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Mastering these softer P2P skills can help drive successful triangulation and backchanneling, which lead directly to more enterprise sales.
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The cyclical nature of immigration patterns is revealed in the triangulation of the headline, the chug, and the footprints.
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I answered to him, and the girls answered to me, so there was a triangulation of me, them, and him.
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His conservative positions are part of the political triangulation some Democrats say is necessary to win seats in red states.
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MYERS: We have this almost this triangulation that no other country in the world, no region in the world has.
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Cellphone companies determine the locations of users through triangulation: identifying where the signals from three or more cell towers intersect.
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"After much triangulation, I eventually realized I had actually seen Judith months before being introduced to her," Mr. Kelly said.
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That's where the use of multiple devices and triangulation from something like Lumineye could change a responding team's tactical rescue approach.
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Sullivan-Beeman is a big proponent of meditation, and through the practice, she says she has become acutely aware of triangulation.
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This kind of triangulation, obstructionism, and opacity are exactly what Clinton detractors point to when discussing her history on LGBTQ rights.
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Mr. Clinton introduced the term "triangulation" to the political vocabulary as he negotiated budget and welfare deals with Speaker Newt Gingrich.
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Moreover, Rixi's location-tracking, reliant as it is on imprecise cellphone tower triangulation and Google Maps, has thrown up some major kinks.
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When you say, how do we approach it in an evidence-based way, and are we doing that, and have that triangulation?
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This year Mr Corbyn and his team have become more skilled in triangulation, as well as the more brutal side of politics.
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As explained in a blog post on Viar360, triangulation involves taking photographs from at least two locations to form lines of sight.
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"It's through the triangulation of all those different pieces that we arrived at conclusions that we're very confident about," Mr. Harris said.
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Clinton governed through triangulation—a synthesis of Democratic and Republican policy ideas, most infamously with welfare reform—and won re-election in 22016.
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Clintonian neoliberalism and triangulation just got belted with a left hook to the jaw, and the party's poohbahs are looking dazed and confused.
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Without question, a triangulation strategy for dealing with China's ascendance in South Asia and the Indian Ocean would have been on the table.
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Normally, the All Clicks Feed is sold without device IDs "to protect against triangulation of PII (Personally Identifiable Information)," says Jumpshot's product handbook.
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WEISS The shapes in this piece have been lingering in our mind — the wedges taking two different directions, and the triangulation of perspective.
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Yet a scrambled single Facebook backend would undoubtedly yield vastly more metadata, and higher-resolution metadata, on account of triangulation across the services.
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And while cell tower location data isn't necessarily hugely precise, triangulation of multiple cell towers can be used to calculate a more exact location.
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Using this footage, DFN team members conducted image analysis, triangulation, and other calculations to get a sense as to where the meteorite had fallen.
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Though Great Britain informally rejected Alexander's offer, the British felt the noose of triangulation nonetheless and decided to negotiate directly with the United States.
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We downgrade ADSK from Neutral to U/P with a new PO of $127 vs $170 using triangulation method on lower ests/valn multiples.
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I was witnessing firsthand how the monumental scale of Turbine Hall disrupted the quiet triangulation between the viewer's body, the artwork and the gallery.
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They complied public and private data — often at a granular level — and then used data triangulation to synthesize the different data sets and samples.
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If you start to hear the siren call of "triangulation," you will know that she has slipped back into the habits of her husband.
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And remember: Triangulation in politics might be an effective short-term strategy, but in the long run it mortgages your platform to special interests.
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You might also say that they were calling for "triangulation" between Reaganism and New Deal liberalism — or, at worst, abandoning the FDR-style approach.
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For Republicans wishing to distance themselves from the ugliest side of the MAGA crowd, Omar's anti-Semitism, however fictional, is an indispensable opportunity for triangulation.
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Rather than triumphing with a successful Clinton-esque triangulation, Trump might be facing not one but two hostile parties, thereby accelerating the breakdown of government.
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Any breakthrough, Democrats have long believed, would be borne of demographics and triangulation: Focus on the cities, with their surging Hispanic populations and creeping cosmopolitanism.
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"Everything this government has done bears the mark of careful consideration and triangulation," said Anand Menon, a professor of European politics at King's College London.
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Bill Clinton was a master of this approach, the rare charismatic politician who could make triangulation seem like a crusade on behalf of the people.
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But because Cell ID codes weren't fully integrated, and therefore were immediately discarded after each request, there's simply no way for this triangulation to ever occur.
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Dr. Holzworth and his team determined the location of each lightning strike by triangulation, because radio signals produced by lightning bounce off parts of Earth's atmosphere.
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To solve this, camera-makers adapted a military technology known as a rangefinder, a scope that measured distance on the battlefield by a trick of optical triangulation.
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Currently, the researchers have a project in Yellowstone National Park in the US, where they are using triangulation technology to detect and record howl locations and sounds.
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The ancient trigonometric method of triangulation to measure a mountain's height (where the angles in a triangle formed by three survey control points) will not be used.
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"What we don't do is report on the Jumpshot Device ID that executed the clicks to protect against the triangulation of PII," one internal Jumpshot document reads.
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" When asked this week on CNN about that criticism, O'Rourke responded, "This triangulation, calculation, poll-testing every move — that's what got us here in the first place.
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The Indian team plans to use a combination of precise GPS measurements and triangulation to measure the height of the mountain, at an estimated cost of around $800,000.
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A specialist organized crime unit arrested one, 29-year-old Chilean man in the northern city of Antofagasta overnight after using cellphone triangulation to locate him, police said.
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When a computer measures our face, it's making triangulation calculations that are all about how far our left eye is from the middle of our nose, for example.
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De Freijo said large premiums for South American soybeans could create a "triangulation" with Argentine crushers buying from the United States and then sending their products to China.
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His wife, of course, Nellie was involved working at Fusion, at a company that company that had less than 22018 employees and the whole triangulation does involve the DNC.
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President Bill Clinton had something to do with it, basing his 1996 re-election on a "triangulation" strategy and positioning himself between ideological extremes of the left and right.
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These policy machinations should not be confused with "triangulation" — the modest, symbolic gestures adopted by the Clinton administration in the mid-1990s to show a recognition of conservative values.
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"With three observational points thousands of kilometers apart, triangulation in the sky is much more precise—from a few hundred square degrees to tens of square degrees," Ferrini said.
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She describes the expression of male-male desire as a form of triangulation, with the woman functioning as a fulcrum for the men to sort out their own relationship.
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That triangulation is equally accurate whether or not you're on the Wi-Fi — which I suspect many travelers aren't, given the number of airports that still charge for access.
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For Biden to back away from the most extreme progressive positions on the most important issues for Democrats and liberals is the first "triangulation" step for the general election.
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In fact, some of the harshest criticism is directed at Democrats for being too eager to compromise -- starting with Bill Clinton's triangulation approach during his administration -- and the media.
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While the Pacific Northwest childhood chapters might not hold up to the swelter, triangulation and plotted mystery of the Athens chapters, Milo's New York chapters both fascinate and bemuse.
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Maltese media said investigators had homed in on the suspects following telephone intercepts – known as triangulation data – that included the call from a mobile phone which triggered the car bomb.
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Popcast Listen to this week's podcast | Subscribe: iTunes | RSS | Stitcher| Audioboom Chance the Rapper and Drake, according to Jon Caramanica, can both be explained via their triangulation with Kanye West.
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So instead of centrist triangulation, O'Rourke — like Abrams and Gillum — is speaking to the aspirations of his base, and betting that other voters will be won over by his honesty.
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The irony here is that when The West Wing debuted, it was, as I mentioned above, a sort of corrective to Clintonian triangulation and the Democratic Party of the '90s.
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JASON CHAFFETZ, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: Well it is one if the deep concerns and there is this triangulation between the DNC and what was going on in the Hillary Clinton campaign.
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This triangulation is "not a 'barely more than de minimis standard", he said, and "it's not a maximisation standard" where the financial and staffing burden on school districts would be excessive.
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While MCCs and MNCs aren't specific enough data for device triangulation, there's concern that Cell IDs, which basically record the tower for which your messages are sent through, could be triangulated.
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In a sense, Qatar, along with its ally Iran, whose own nuclear and missile programs are under sanctions, appears to make a triangulation of terror and mayhem to challenge global stability.
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This is significant, since it's often challenging for 911 operators to get accurate information about where someone is calling from — especially in a moving vehicle — due to issues with cell tower triangulation.
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People with your name, phone number, date of birth and answers to your security questions(!) could have enough to do some triangulation and certainly have engaged in some identity theft by now.
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All of them—even the previously ideologically flexible Cory Booker—are competing for the same section of the primary electorate, one that wants to trade in centrist triangulation for social democratic economics.
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It can also be tricky to rely on GPS (which has an accuracy of around four meters) for precise geolocation, and the MKD team wants to improve this using triangulation from external antennas.
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While Democrats in the 1990s — notably Bill and Hillary Clinton — worried about the party's mistakes of the 1970s, many in this decade worry more about triangulation and the cautious politics of the 1990s.
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And -- and this is the truly scary piece of all of this for GOPers in the House and the Senate -- there's almost nothing they can do if Trump does go the triangulation route.
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He won reelection in part on a strategy of "triangulation" that capitalized on issues popular in the center, including welfare reform and criminal sentencing laws, solidifying the influence of so-called New Democrats.
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It worked then and again in 1996 as part of the overall triangulation strategy that attracted moderate voters, brought several Reagan Democrats back home, and did not turn off the party's most liberal base.
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Cuddeford added that, in many cases, relying on a smartphone's own GPS capabilities would end up being less accurate than using this triangulation method, especially in urban areas where GPS signals can be tricky.
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His version of getting tough on the Kremlin was to engage a rival power -- China -- in a policy of "triangulation" that prompted Moscow to seek better relations with Washington to avoid being left behind.
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When Ms. Pelosi became speaker in January, Democrats sought to pursue a triangulation strategy of circumventing the Republican-led Senate to work directly with the White House on issues like prescription drugs and infrastructure.
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As Warren competes with not only Sanders on the left but Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg toward the center for the Democratic nomination, the plan seems like a bit of triangulation on her part.
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Though Shrestha said the Nepalese team will not use traditional methods to measure the mountain, as GPS is more accurate, Rao said the Indian scientists also hope to use triangulation to get a height measurement.
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But then also discount the views of those sometime Clinton associates who earn their bread by trashing the Democratic nominee—such as Dick Morris, inventor of the phrase "triangulation" to describe Bill Clinton's political method.
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Nixon's foreign policy victories came instead from more rational strategies of détente and triangulation, resulting in open relations with Communist China and SALT I, the first arms-limitations agreement between the US and the Soviet Union.
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Immediately after he finished speaking inside the Parlament de Catalunya, the reactions of ordinary Catalans we spoke to on the streets outside the park were mixed, in some ways reflecting their leader's carefully calibrated political triangulation.
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Prideaux relies on the mapmaker's method of triangulation, using time not place as the fixed point and drawing her subject into focus by examining the events in his life, his personal writing and his published work.
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He argued that if Democrats could persuade the American people to make just a slight shift in priorities, the party could move beyond Clintonesque triangulation, build a new progressive majority and revive a beleaguered middle class.
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And the party's base has no patience anymore for the kind of careful triangulation that Bill Clinton practiced on issues like crime and welfare policy, or for the then-Democratic voters who were reassured by it.
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They used early data from the European spacecraft GAIA, which is measuring the distances of more than a billion stars by triangulation, thus allowing astronomers to skip some of the lower rungs on the distance ladder.
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In a 2014 study, Erlich and a colleague predicted that the police would turn to "genealogical triangulation" websites such as GEDmatch, frequently used by adoptees to find relatives, to hunt for a suspect or their family members.
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Yet many left-leaning Democrats never forgave Mr Clinton for his triangulation—which they saw as capitulation to the Republican premise that government is best when it does least—or for constantly frustrating his party's left flank.
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At first sight, this is a simple case of rhetorical triangulation: The party that is known to be least favorable towards immigration can afford to speak in liberal tones, giving a compassionate veneer to anti-immigrant politics.
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While there are serious disagreements about how these policies would be enacted, the party has largely turned its back on the triangulation and incrementalism of the Clinton years and promoted bold progressivism as an antidote to Trumpism.
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Radical policies are popular Labour's success under Tony Blair convinced a generation of politicians that the only way to succeed was to ditch 'left-wing' policies in favour of a process of triangulation with the Conservative party.
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The careful triangulation was driven in part by necessity — Hickenlooper is a Democratic governor in a state that, though it went heavily for Hillary Clinton in 2016, still has a state legislature divided between the two parties.
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The language comes from many sources, some of which are noted in the book's acknowledgements, but the material points outward to the triangulation of lived experience, employment fantasies, and modes of migration, rather than back to its origins.
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" ________________ Re: Many employees spend their days challenging peers and testing each other's logic "Bridgewater has a 'triangulation process' in which multiple opinions are sought and the logic behind key decisions are stress-tested to ensure it is sound.
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Barring that, there are a number of sites on the web that can help you do a reverse lookup on an unknown caller, not to mention call triangulation to pinpoint the exact location of the phone that was used.
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We know what works works, and at the end of the day, this type of approach, of being able to have that kind of triangulation at the best, and then that idea meritocracy is going to have a pull.
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Gaia's cameras find the distances to stars by triangulation, measuring how their images shift against background stars and quasars as the spacecraft swings from one side of its orbit to the other — a baseline of about 186 million miles.
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From there, the malicious site can get a list of the Wi-Fi networks that a Google Home or Chromecast devices "sees," and use Google Maps&apos hotspot-triangulation function to determine where on Earth the Google device is located.
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Senseon, which has pioneered a new model that it calls "AI triangulation" — simultaneously applying artificial intelligence algorithms to oversee, monitor and defend an organization's network appliances, endpoints and "investigator bots" covering multiple microservices — has raised $6.4 million in seed funding.
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So they've been left with a tricky bit of triangulation: They agree with cracking down on China, they even agree with some of the president's more aggressive tactics like tariffs, but they don't think Trump is executing his plan effectively.
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Hillary biographers such as Carl Bernstein report that after Bill Clinton's failure to be re-elected governor in 1980 and the GOP takeover of the House in the 1994 midterms, she was a major advocate of politics of retreat and triangulation.
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And Mr. Cuomo has supplied Ms. Nixon with a political opening, her advisers believe, after two terms of Clinton-style triangulation that has grated on progressives, and recent guilty verdicts in corruption-tinged cases involving close allies of the governor.
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"The danger here is that the shine is coming off the Corbyn project because of his triangulation on Brexit," said Michael Chessum of Another Europe Is Possible, a left-wing group campaigning for Labour leaders to back a second Brexit referendum.
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And it's not until the third wheel comes along — Matilda, Orimbelli's sister-in-law through marriage to a man who disappeared before their union was even consummated — that the "triangulation" of affections drives these people somewhere they didn't expect to go.
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Merchants, trading partners and Venezuela's state-run PDVSA were expecting oil swaps and so-called triangulation of sales to be the easiest ways to continue shipping, as has happened when sanctions were imposed on other nations, such as Iran and Russia.
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In trade and in most of the rest, America's policy toward China has been an open book ever since the Shanghai Communique in 1972, when Washington began its "triangulation" game of playing China to fight its cold war with the Soviet Union.
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If Russia, the largest country in Europe, would trade openly with the United States, then France and England would feel pressure to alter their abusive trade policies toward the U.S. Many members of Congress didn't view this triangulation strategy as viable or necessary.
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With that one there was some direction finding done—similar to standard triangulation—but also people noticed that the numbers station broadcast was getting interference from Radio Habana Cuba, which tends to suggest the two signals are coming from the same site.
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This is not just about being able to identify items: it's also a triangulation system to ensure that people are not charged twice for items, and that items are removed from the total if they are discarded before a person leaves the store.
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She will also be wondering if her triumph will finally embolden her to believe something and stick to it, to act upon positions that haven't resulted from triangulation conducted by the village it has often taken to tell her what she should think.
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In some ways, the actor plays the character as a triangulation between Jim Halpert and 20143 Hours' Jack Silva — simultaneously the smartest and the most badass guy in the room, whether other people understand all he's capable of behind the unassuming mien or not.
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The first involves placing a GPS transistor at its summit to measure the distance from sea level; the second involves more traditional on-the-ground triangulation, whereby researchers would determine the distance to the summit based on its angle relative to two baseline points.
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Trump and Bannon are hoping to triangulate their way into a new political world, but it's worth recalling that the most recent ace practitioner of triangulation in the White House, Bill Clinton, adopted the policy after the opposing party took over Congress in 1994.
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I'd been looking for the positioning cache file—a file full of temporarily stored location data—something I pretty much knew had to be there both to speed up satellite fixes for high accuracy GPS positioning, and to help with lower accuracy WiFi triangulation.
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Add them together and it's very clear that Trump is already pondering the idea of triangulation -- using congressional Republicans as a foil to make some bipartisan deals with Democrats, and in the process, bolster his own standing among independent voters ahead of his 2020 reelection.
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Those who came of political age amid a global recession, the election of a young, untainted, cosmopolitan, black president, and a retrospective rejection of Clinton-era triangulation, have plenty of lived experience shaping their politics, none of which can be directly attributed to a third-party spoiler.
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Mr Corbyn is in the uncomfortable position of resisting calls for "people power", in the form of a second referendum, a ballot of all party members or a special conference on the Brexit question, and instead defending a policy of triangulation and prevarication cooked up by a sinister cabal of advisers.
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Centrist Democrats have called for the party to emulate the triangulation of Bill Clinton, and thus eschew both the redistributive economic populism embodied by the growing Bernie Sanders–Elizabeth Warren wing of the party and the increasing focus on "identity politics" represented by the Black Lives Matter and #MeToo movements.
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They might have learned that the triangulation of Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE, a neo-liberal with some very Republican-style economic policies, had left the American Left feeling quite betrayed.
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I came of age in the late 1980s and early 1990s, and voted for Bill Clinton in 1992, only to find myself frustrated by the politics of triangulation, in which a man I had elected to represent liberal ideas happily positioned himself as the middle ground between the left and right.
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But the fact remains that Trump, for all his weirdness as a political figure, won in part through some very old-fashioned triangulation — telling cross-pressured voters that he was picking up some of Democrats' most popular positions just as Bill Clinton poached an idea or two from the GOP in the 1990s.
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The Democratic Party is turning its back on the Clintonian "triangulation" style of politics that largely defined the party's approach to elections from the early 1990s until 2016, when Trump's election—and the American political chaos that has been unending since then—largely shut the door on the strategy of appealing to moderate Republicans.
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Unshackled from the need to defend Clintonian triangulation, freed to give full voice to his liberal views and presented with a ready-made antagonist rejected by the city's voters, Mr. de Blasio has shown new energy in the days since his preferred candidate, Hillary Clinton, the Democratic nominee, was defeated by President-elect Trump, a Republican.
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It's really important to understand it now that we're 42 years out from the fall of Saigon that we triangulate not just the perspective that can be gained from the passage of time, but the kind of triangulation that can take place by realizing that this was a war with three other countries, one of whom disappeared.
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Both are conservative writers who hug the political center, their worldview shaped by the brief period of American triumphalism from the fall of the Berlin Wall to 20153/11, an era where it was possible to believe that the political spectrum was going to narrow to the minor differences between Bill Clinton's triangulation liberalism and George W. Bush's compassionate conservatism.
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The unapologetic grisliness of a Klopfer, or a Kermit Gosnell before him, haunts a Buttigiegian abortion politics more than it does a "safe, legal, rare" triangulation, because it establishes the most visceral of contrasts — between the mysticism required to believe that the right to life begins at birth and the cold and obvious reality that what our laws call a nonperson can still become a corpse.
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The parallels between 1980 and 2016 are perhaps more atmospheric than historical — for one, Manhattan's East Village and Brooklyn's Williamsburg, once hubs for young artists, have gone from dangerously cheap to safely prohibitive — but the country's abrupt right turn (which was a far more jarring electoral mood swing than the transition from Bill Clinton's corporate triangulation to George W. Bush's faux-compassionate conservatism) will prompt at least some reflection on the way artists channeled their energy to deal with it.
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Whatever window there may be in early 85033 for triangulation and compromise among President Trump, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE, and presumed House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE is already in danger of slamming shut.
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