Samsung Galaxy GearOld, bulky, unchangeable bands, Samsung phones only. Nope.
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But principled does not mean unchangeable when the evidence warrants.
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But he takes it as a given — unpleasant but unchangeable.
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Most basic economy tickets are unchangeable, even for a fee.
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Our workplaces don't simply exist as unchangeable entities -- we make them.
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Some people have a "fixed mindset," believing that these qualities are unchangeable.
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The online public ledger creates a permanent and unchangeable record of transactions.
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My mother believes that injustice is the normal, unchangeable state of things.
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It'll all be recorded on a virtually unchangeable digital ledger: a blockchain.
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Once the information is there, it is incorruptible and unchangeable, Ramada said.
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It sticks to the script, presenting the current system as fundamentally unchangeable.
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To maintain self-respect when things were unchangeable, I ignored how things were.
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Do you workshop the songs while touring, or is what is written unchangeable?
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" Still, he ventured: "So many things feel unchangeable because of history, or politics.
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Here's another curveball: What Mr. Trump's memo defines as "unchangeable" is anything but.
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Do you look that effortless, that unchangeable and unaging, at every movie premiere?
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Like Nakamoto's cryptocurrency, Chia is built around a distributed, unchangeable ledger of past transactions.
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"Our feeling at this point is that these are probably unchangeable characteristics," Lack says.
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This helps explain why disparities in treatment of youths of color is so stubbornly unchangeable.
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She was the same person she had been at six or sixteen, unchanged and unchangeable.
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Generally speaking, Catholic doctrine is understood to be unchangeable but subject to development or interpretation.
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However, it did not include iTunes or the App Store and the background was also unchangeable.
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At the top, any remark attributed to Kim Jong Un is scripture, unchangeable and non-negotiable.
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The poor-prosperous characterization also sees unchangeable reality in what are only currently prevailing economic conditions.
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The opposite is a fixed mindset, which is a "deep down" belief that people are unchangeable.
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But what you're really doing is implying that their math abilities are already set, and unchangeable.
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There are unchangeable events like Natasha Romanoff's death and Tony Stark's death and Steve Rogers getting old.
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It would also prohibit vendors from supplying devices that have unchangeable passwords or possess known security vulnerabilities.
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The fact that these registers are stored on many, many computers makes them essentially unchangeable and unhackable.
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The same can't be said about crimes committed against people for the unchangeable parts of their identities.
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Blockchain technology is essentially a digital ledger that keeps track of information with an unchangeable "block" of information.
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Tubman, like Turing, was a history-changing pioneer who faced discrimination based on an innate and unchangeable characteristic.
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It's impossible to predict when these opinions will come down, but when they do, they are largely unchangeable.
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Emily GilmoreNo one was more unchangeable over the course of Gilmore Girls' seven seasons than the indomitable Emily Gilmore.
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The perverse and nepotistic front office structure, which is unchanged and seemingly unchangeable, seems to guarantee more of this.
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Defining gender as strictly male or female, and unchangeable over time, would effectively erase many trans and gender-nonconforming individuals.
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If you can't see it, the problem isn't some biblio-philosophical one, unfair but unchangeable in the mysterious fashion monolith.
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We have an administration that was put in place by a powerful minority of voters, and the consequences feel unchangeable.
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The researchers found that participants who believed intelligence to be unchangeable felt more embarrassed and more incompetent after the tests.
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Some systems didn't require a password at all and others used unchangeable default usernames and passwords, according to the report.
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"I think the Trump presidency has blown apart, and I think it is dawning on more and more Republicans that the Trump presidency is unchangeable because Donald Trump is unchangeable," said Peter Wehner, a critic of the president who worked in the administrations of former Presidents Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush.
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The result is a speech that advocates trying to change the minds of many people whose minds are most likely unchangeable.
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It's not just the act of putting on lipstick—it is the unchangeable reality that you once put on the lipstick.
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Myths create an illusion of continuity, constructing the status quo as eternal, unchangeable, and above all — Barthes loves this word — natural.
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But make no mistake: By continuing to hire only white men, Lucasfilm is not helplessly reflecting some unfortunate but unchangeable norm.
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For all its supposed anonymity, every bitcoin transaction ever carried out is recorded in a public, indelible, unchangeable log (the blockchain).
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These colors are constant and unchangeable, and as much an intrinsic property of the word as the arrangement of the letters.
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Eternitywall just makes all this easy and accessible to any user, converting the blockchain into a sort of unchangeable, eternal Twitter.
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In another 24 hours, Yanny-Laurel might die down, and in a month we will know each other's unchangeable opinions on it.
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Even women who voted for him acknowledged it was there, but seemed to shrug it off as an unchangeable fact of life.
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The new definition would define sex as either male or female, unchangeable and determined by the genitalia a person is born with.
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Instead of administering duplicate databases, blockchain comprises one record maintained by a network of participants rather than a centralized entity: accessible and unchangeable.
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State propaganda across all media praises traditional Confucian virtues, most of which revolve around the notion of harmonious acceptance of predetermined, unchangeable hierarchies.
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Psychologists argue that "essentialist" thinking — ideas about human beings' unchangeable essence, their inherent inferiority or the threat they supposedly pose — makes racism possible.
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Some "gender critical" people have tried to claim that trans women are male and, as Forstater claimed, that sex is immutable, or unchangeable.
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That definition would be as either male or female, unchangeable, and determined by the genitals a person is born with, the Times reported.
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Some of the reasons behind these differences are largely unchangeable—being on average taller, for example, is partly why men get cancer more often.
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Richwine is a "scientific" racist who believes wholeheartedly that not only are IQ and race inherently linked but IQ is more or less unchangeable.
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It is Southeast Asian, South Asian, East Asian and global, but not in an essentialist way, where race is defined by fixed, unchangeable traits.
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All of this information – much of it permanent, unchangeable personal details about the applicants – has been compromised as a result of the 2014 breach.
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It's true that a QR code can be unchangeable, meaning you can't edit the link it takes you to once the graphic has been generated.
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The most frustrating moments were when a character was 80% of the way there, but had some major, unchangeable feature that I really didn't want.
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The Times obtained a draft memo from the Department of Health and Human Services that would define sex as either male or female, and unchangeable.
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Martin is the creator, we are the fans, and we rely on him for underlying text that is coherent and internally consistent, unchanging and unchangeable.
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Blockchain technology, for instance, has thus far proven to be a secure and unchangeable record keeping tool that has the potential to help track cargo.
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"It nullifies the unchangeable principles of the Constitution, the principles of being a secular, democratic republic with rule of law," said an opposition lawmaker, Ali Seker.
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In the festival's world cinema showcase, "Sand Storm," an Israeli drama focused on two Bedouin women trying to change seemingly unchangeable customs, won the grand jury award.
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The new, proposed definition would classify sex as either male or female, unchangeable, and determined by the genitals a person is born with, according to the draft.
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"The key thing about blockchain technology is that you must have a use case for why you need digital data to be persistent and unchangeable," she said.
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No matter how many times my logic told me that my mental chemistry was unchangeable by means of sheer will, the thought always found its way back in.
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Capitalism, which was for a time seen as being akin to a law of nature, something permanent and unchangeable, is now being discussed and critiqued even by its champions.
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In traditional reenactments, events like the American Revolution and Civil War are embodied by amateur performers using storytelling and props, all too often approaching history as unchangeable and absolute.
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The online public ledger creates a permanent and unchangeable record of transactions: each one is time-stamped and linked to the last, so that it can't later be altered.
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Her arguments will displease both Muslim conservatives who see feminism as an immoral, unnecessary foreign import and those who believe women's subjugation is a unique and unchangeable feature of Islam.
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He interpreted his Catholic faith as he interpreted the Constitution, staking his position in unchangeable tradition, upheld by Saints Augustine in the 5th century and Thomas Aquinas in the 12th.
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" Their assertions maintain that grief, the basic hurt of it, is an unchanging, perhaps unchangeable thing—as one media psychologist puts it, "the primary drives for the behavior haven't changed.
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I'm not constantly seeing rainbows or anything—it's more subtle than that—but to me and many others, each word has a different intrinsic and unchangeable color property by default.
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There have been debates about what I.Q. really measures (other than the ability to take I.Q. tests), and whether an individual's I.Q. is as relatively unchangeable as the authors claimed.
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The candidate debates have become such a fixture of presidential elections in the United States that it's easy to imagine them as inevitable and unchangeable components of our democratic process.
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However, the court ruled 3-0 last Thursday that racial discrimination had to be based on traits that didn't change, and the EEOC failed to prove unchangeable characteristics included dreadlocks.
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And yet most of the discourse in the United States treats democracy as a done deal, an achievement to trumpet and spread around the world, an enviable and unchangeable status quo.
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Pulling out the cooler and mixing up the brine, with its precise, unchangeable list of aromatics, is as much a part of the holiday as a game of front-yard football.
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Their respective computers regularly agree on how to update the database using a "consensus mechanism", after which the modifications they have settled on are rendered unchangeable with the help of complex cryptography.
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Trans women forced through male puberty would have to undergo electrolysis to remove facial hair and may be left with a body frame (shoulder and hip width) that would be unchangeable surgically.
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The experiences of some transgender women who are taking cross-sex hormone therapy may provide much needed insight into the human body's potential, while also challenging dumb ideas about fixed and unchangeable gender.
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Looking at what we know, it's clear that Face ID makes a device less secure, opens you up in new ways to coercion, and sticks you with an unchangeable password that everyone knows.
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The effect is to make apps like Facebook and Twitter seem static and unchangeable, when in fact they change all the time, and their corporate owners could modify them to protect younger users.
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"What people are seeing now is that the demographic trends in North Carolina and several other Southern states are moving in an unchangeable direction toward more progressive politics," Mr. Foxx, a Democrat, said.
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If what happens to us — the axis of our fate — is nearly always beyond our control, stubbornly unchangeable, we can still choose what we cleave to and fight for, refusing to be vanquished.
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Detecting patterns where there are, in fact, none at least leaves open the possibility of gaining control, whereas the attribution of, say, a natural disaster to unchangeable and uncontrollable weather dynamics does not.
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It seems as if adopting such a position would mean accepting the facts created by the world as eternal and unchangeable, and, in turn, becoming employed by reality — the opposite of what art does.
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We tend to think of memories as perfect little time capsules—important records of past events that matter to us and made us who we are, as unchangeable as a dragonfly stuck in amber.
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Mainstreet acquisitions will be directed by Shrem and his partner, Jason Granger, and any dividends will be payed to investors over the Ethereum blockchain to create an unchangeable record of payments, he told me.
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Regular exercises by the Chinese navy in the high seas were an "unchangeable trend", Yin said, though he added that China's long-range naval capabilities were not sufficient to secure its interests in open waters.
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If the patient describes a nearly unbearable work situation, the therapist will tend to focus on the nature of the patient's response to the situation, implicitly treating the situation itself as unchangeable, a fact of life.
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Civil rights protections for trans people will be at even greater risk if, as has been widely reported, the Trump administration seeks to define sex under Title IX as either male or female and as unchangeable.
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There is no huge societal problem that can be solved with a genetics study like this, and any attempts to do will only be fuel for those who think that social inequalities are natural and unchangeable.
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The breach may have included nearly every American adult's date of birth and Social Security number — foundational, largely unchangeable identifiers — meaning the country faces a decades-long battle to combat identity theft and fraud, she said.
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The measure's intention is to protect those who believe that marriage should be between one man and one woman, that sexual relations should only take place inside such marriages, and that male and female genders are unchangeable.
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The biennial's title, Everything was forever until it was no more, nicely sums up the experience of the subjects of the former Soviet republics — to be free practically overnight from a level of oppression that seems unchangeable.
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" Asked whether he regretted his early support for Israeli settlements or ordering the assassination of a Palestinian master bomb-maker, Mr. Peres said: "The past for sure is unchangeable, so what can I do with my regrets?
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Jenner's opinion piece was published after a report this week that the Trump administration was attempting to create a narrow definition of gender as being only male or female and unchangeable once it is determined at birth.
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If you think that the present population structure of the world is somehow an immutable, unchangeable thing, you're deeply wrong and ancient DNA proves you wrong in a way that nobody expected prior to this ancient DNA revolution.
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This experience made her comfortable challenging basic assumptions about the world that older people often treat as unchangeable, which she said is also true of the feeling that the steps to stop climate change are out of reach.
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Users can also add text to bitcoin transactions—in the case of the diamond trade, this might be a certificate guaranteeing that a specific shipment is conflict-free—which becomes part of the blockchain's public and unchangeable record.
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Trans women forced through male puberty would then have to undergo painful and expensive electrolysis to remove facial hair and may be left with a body frame (shoulder and hip width) that would be unchangeable by any surgeries.
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This was a controversial decision, since the blockchain's great virtue is that it's supposed to be unchangeable, and a group of stubborn enthusiasts kept using the old version of ethereum, eventually rebranding it as its own currency: Ethereum Classic.
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"I think for a long time that people thought the oceans were unchangeable that we could never have an impact on such large bodies of water," said Keryn Gedan, a marine ecologist at the University of Maryland, College Park.
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Under the terms of a proposal reported by The New York Times on Sunday, the administration would adopt a narrow definition of gender as an unchangeable biological condition — either male or female — that is determined by genitalia at birth.
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It was published in the same week that the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump was reported to be studying ways of defining Americans as either male or female, unchangeable, and determined by the genitals a person is born with.
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"Because of the nature of the information that was stolen -- largely Social Security numbers and birth dates, which are both critical and unchangeable for consumers -- criminals could be using this information to steal consumers' identity for years to come," Maloney said.
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Proposal to narrowly define sex The Department of Health & Human Services is considering defining "sex" under Title IX as solely male or female as a biological and unchangeable condition determined by genitalia at birth, according to The New York Times.
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"While some people believe racial and ethnic stereotypes are based on some sort of unchangeable truth about how people really are, a lot of the stereotypes we have today used to be the exact opposite" of how we perceive groups now, Ramsey says.
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When the news broke last week that this administration wants to "adopt an explicit and uniform definition of gender" that "would define sex as either male or female, unchangeable, and determined by the genitals that a person is born with," many were surprised.
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One of the big fads among conservative organizations and donors is spending millions and millions of dollars in an attempt to change institutions that are virtually unchangeable — academia, the mainstream media, pop culture, the entertainment industry — institutions over which the left has a complete stranglehold.
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Pulling out the cooler and mixing up the brine, with its precise, unchangeable list of aromatics, is as much a part of the holiday as a game of front-yard football or complaining about the Jell-O mold your brother-in-law insists on making.
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Patrick Blanchfield, the author of "Gunpower," argues in the left-leaning outlet Splinter that drills are a lesson not just in physical safety but in political domination: Their primary purpose is to initiate children into an understanding of American life that holds rampant gun violence as its foundational and unchangeable premise.
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Murray and Herrnstein's book, The Bell Curve, was published in 211, generating immediate controversy for its arguments that IQ was heritable, to a significant degree, and unchangeable to that extent; that it was correlated to both race and to negative social behaviors; and that social policy should take those correlations into account.
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For a person's reality to include potentially unchangeable limitations like genetics, medical illnesses, socioeconomics, caregiving requirements, job responsibilities, and travel — as well as the fact that food is not just fuel, but also something that we as a species use for comfort, for celebration, and as the substrate of the world's oldest social network?
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It's clear that the US government is already thinking about preventing and limiting its exposure to rich data troves, like Equifax, in the future: The Pentagon recently asked military personnel to stop using at-home DNA kits for health and ancestry purposes, fearful about where that unchangeable, unalterable genetic data may end up now or later.
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Linker's piece draws on his own religious psychology as a Catholic convert, and particularly a desire for authority and certainty that he's since outgrown or let subside, to portray conservative Catholics (myself among others) as order-obsessed absolutists desperate to believing in an unchanging, unchangeable Catholicism: I became a Catholic (from secular Judaism) in the midst of a personal crisis.
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This world: a colossus [ Ungeheuer ] of energy, without beginning, without end, a firm, unshakable magnitude of energy that does not get bigger, does not get smaller, that does not expend itself but only transforms itself, as a whole unchangeable in size, an economy without expenditures and losses, but likewise without growth, without income, encased by "nothingness" as by its border, nothing blurring, wasted, nothing infinitely extended, but laid into a definite space as a definite force, and not a space that would be "empty" anywhere, rather as force everywhere, as play of forces and waves of forces . . .
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