It is this disconnect that underlies the range of reactions.
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Choice of deep learning framework underlies this key ideological distinction.
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Blockchain is the technology that underlies bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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And Justice Samuel Alito suggested "intentional discrimination" underlies California's law.
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What truly underlies all these attacks on the president's daughter?
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Some Scandinavians think sheer nosiness underlies the candor about tax.
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Blockchain is the technology that underlies cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin.
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"This underlies our strong commitment to the United States," Diess said.
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An astute analysis of Supreme Court politics underlies this long view.
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But I suspect it underlies much of our thinking about addiction.
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He failed to foresee a significant shift that underlies these statistics.
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But they are exploring the technology that underlies the digital currency.
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And community is what underlies the push behind AB 626, Jorgensen says.
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We were interested in instead is the issue of what underlies creativity.
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"Science is underlying everything that underlies what the EPA does," she added.
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It also underlies the current crisis pitting Washington's demands against Pyongyang's provocations.
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This fundamental appreciation of biological connectedness underlies biotechnology research and product development.
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A global system underlies this vastly unequal distribution of wealth and power.
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It is really not piety that underlies this conviction; it is vanity.
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The enhanced signalling produced by LTP underlies the formation of associative memories.
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Health threats trigger the fear that underlies all fears: fear of death.
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Cecilia: Yep, and that "opt-in" mandate underlies potential fortunes for advertisers.
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Make no mistake: Fear of debility underlies most support for this law.
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But what underlies a person's type, in fact, is a sense of familiarity.
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The simple problem that underlies this complex restructuring activity is excessive lending growth.
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It is the same concept that underlies nicotine and cocaine addiction, he said.
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Conservatives don't care whether any consistent theory of government underlies these disenfranchisement efforts.
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The invention that underlies it, called the "blockchain", is widely considered downright brilliant.
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To make something musically uninspiring enough to represent the pettiness that underlies it?
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But perhaps the biggest surprise is the seriousness that underlies all the fun.
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The CCR5 story illustrates a flaw in the logic that underlies gene editing.
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While bitcoin is a specific cryptocurrency, blockchain is the technology that underlies it.
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It's the workaday version of the same technological salvationism that underlies geoengineering schemes.
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"Political corruption is important because it underlies everything," Stewart-Aday said to cheers.
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Consider a Github repository for all the basic functionality that underlies fintech tools.
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"This is all information that underlies our knowledge of the climate system," Holthaus said.
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The first is the retention of humility that seemingly underlies the sport of judo.
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But that's the threat that underlies the investigation — and it's what makes China uneasy.
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It's what underlies much of the disaffection and anger across the U.S. and Europe.
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This nostalgia, like the frustration that underlies it, has a long and instructive history.
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The model relies on blockchain technology, which underlies cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin and ethereum.
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But why do these different types of meat exist, and what underlies these differences?
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But he lets nothing disrupt the deep, reassuring rhythmic flow that underlies his playing.
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But he lets nothing disrupt the deep, reassuring rhythmic flow that underlies his playing.
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Cloud computing may appear obscure and geeky, but it underlies much of the internet.
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The depression that underlies my desire to escape continues to shapeshift, and it's clever.
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It is a message that underlies the many, many cinematic depictions of the Holocaust.
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Much of this narrative is true, of course, and it underlies the reasons Belt exists.
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But Vespa underlies searches within Yahoo, on sites like Flickr, which hosts millions of images.
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Cryptocurrency, bitcoin, and most important, the blockchain technology that underlies them, have reached that moment.
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"The concept of biological age underlies everything that we're doing in basic biology," said Kaeberlein.
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Ignoring the nuance that underlies the numbers is bad science, and it's bad public policy.
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This same tribal urge surely underlies a lot of the right's rhetoric about national security.
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Democrats can beat populists, and usually have, by attending to what underlies the surface ugliness.
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Because that is the question that underlies and informs all the other questions we're asking.
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"That, to me, is what underlies the digital moment—a longing for something," he said.
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Do we collectively -- if secretly -- believe that something unhealthy or destructive underlies millions of clicks?
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Social commitment underlies the work of nearly all the artists, but their material strategies vary.
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He also founded Tron network — an operating system based on the blockchain technology that underlies cryptocurrencies.
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But even as password security improves, there's something even more problematic that underlies them: security questions.
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Many of those startups hope to capture the benefits of blockchains, the technology that underlies cryptocurrencies.
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This idea of Kanye West as an advanced genius underlies every perception we have of him.
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One theme underlies many of these tales: Power outages can throw health care systems into chaos.
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The piece begs the question that underlies much of his work: how did we get here?
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Strength of Cable Networks: Disney's strong portfolio of cable networks, particularly ESPN, underlies the company's ratings.
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Kubernetes is the orchestration engine that underlies how operations staff deploy and manage containers at scale.
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Glenconner's descriptions of these difficult times are evidence of the grit that underlies her genteel affect.
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Glenconner's descriptions of these difficult times are evidence of the grit that underlies her genteel affect.
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Huawei has become the world's largest supplier of the equipment that underlies the world's wireless networks.
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This describes the democratic paradox that underlies American constitutionalism: to preserve democracy, we must limit democracy.
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This was documented in a classic paper in 1950 and underlies many erroneous conclusions from research.
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" His "seeing body," however, both underlies and embraces "this visible body, and all the visibles within it.
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We need specifics — any specifics, more specifics — on what underlies the Huawei fears as soon as possible.
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Strength of Cable Networks: Disney's strong portfolio of cable networks, ESPN in particular, underlies the company's ratings.
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THE BLOCKCHAIN, the technology that underlies bitcoin, has yet to live up to the hype surrounding it.
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But economists say that, without aggressive measures, the financial inequality that underlies current political turbulence will widen.
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The bargain that underlies the peace deal—political participation in return for disarmament—is likely to survive.
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These types of memories might be what drive the sense of familiarity that presumably underlies déjà vu.
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But, regardless, it catches up viewers and adds to the security drama that underlies this whole episode.
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It could end up shining a light on the resilience of the blockchain technology that underlies Bitcoin.
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That same ethos underlies Honest Weight, the restaurant Bil opened in 2015 with business partner Victoria Bazan.
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Like the magazine's cartoons, it sets the light, ludic tone that underlies even our most serious work.
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Instead, there is a complex mathematical and cryptographic underpinning to the blockchain, the technology that underlies bitcoin.
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In the opening moments of "Ideation," at 59E59 Theaters, an unsavory, even Mametian vibe underlies their swagger.
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It's the first genuine emotional connection we see between them, and it underlies everything that comes after.
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But in deeply divided Wisconsin, it's especially important to consider the complexity that underlies both political sides.
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This is the same method that underlies the Air Quality-Life Index that can be explored here.
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The history of mistrust similarly underlies the IRGC's understanding of US policies in Syria and Iraq today.
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And what the "race-class" narrative does is change the story that underlies our partisan identities. Exactly.
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Itineraries are aimed at attracting this type of traveler, and a destination-focused approach underlies all activities.
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For one, "Oeconomicus" makes explicit the philosophy that underlies KonMari: Household organization is a matter of ethics.
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Group theory in many ways epitomizes mathematical abstraction, yet it underlies some of our most familiar mathematical experiences.
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It's infrastructure that will save the mountain lion, but like with the koala, genetics underlies all of this.
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It's the president's strong sense of fairness that underlies so much of what he does and has accomplished.
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"While each clemency recipient's story is unique, the common thread of rehabilitation underlies all of them," he said.
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Meanwhile, the Japanese government should renew its support for its pacifist constitution and the ideology that underlies it.
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"It's going to help us understand amazing things about behavior and how the cortex underlies it," McCormick says.
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The poignancy of this image underlies the clash between fantasy and reality -- and lands with a devastating thud.
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The administration has proposed eliminating all indirect benefits in assessing the cost-benefit finding that underlies the rule.
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This is one of the best articles ever written on the potential of the technology that underlies Bitcoin.
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The essential foundation of nuclear science and technology that underlies all Defense nuclear capability has been closed down.
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That struggle of imagination underlies the art of Walt Whitman and Duke Ellington, Emily Dickinson and Buster Keaton.
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That changed in 2009 with the invention of Bitcoin and the blockchain, the technology that underlies the crypto-currency.
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Their rise to power, despite literally deadly odds, demands a close look at what underlies their survival and dominance.
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"We see our specialty as being software and data and being the network that underlies the system," Rodrigues said.
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The conflation of Han and national identity underlies the uneasy relationship between that majority and China's ethnic-minority citizens.
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Scientists hope to learn how the storm maintains itself and if a mass of material underlies the churning clouds.
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Jeff Denham's proposed floor procedure that now underlies the discharge petition has 245 sponsors, with more than 50 Republicans.
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GVLydia also talked to top threats facing the businessthe simple equation that underlies his management, hiring, and firing strategies.
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It also underlies just about every banking and market trading system and serves as the core of Google Android.
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As the permafrost that underlies large parts of the state melts, it releases carbon dioxide, further increasing global warming.
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And even the racial animus that traditionally underlies attacks on U.S. social programs has receded partially into the background.
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The standout is Nicholas Galanin's take on the cult of white martyrdom that underlies and abets institutionalized American brutality.
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The most important thing underlying it is, do we believe we can meet the certification timeline that underlies that?
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The Vaca Muerta formation underlies a Belgian sized territory with some of the world's greatest oil and gas reserves.
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House Democrats will fight like mad to get not just Mueller's report, but also the evidence that underlies it.
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A sense of desertion underlies these pictures, the eternal afternoon aspect of homes awaiting owners who might never return.
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One of the first outside customers is Los Alamos National Labs, the source of the technology that underlies Descartes' work.
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"It's that wisdom, which underlies our entitlement to sing in joyful strains how proud we are today to be Australians."
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The same humble and honest outlook on guilt and responsibility underlies much of the show, especially in its later seasons.
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That premise underlies the Tribeca VR film Extravaganza, which is set inside a retro-futuristic headset that plays animatronic skits.
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Banks, brokerages and insurers in global financial centers are investing in the computer code that underlies the bitcoin virtual currency.
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Despite this importance, little is known about the neural mechanism that underlies the link between economic inequity and mood change.
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However, his refusal to reveal himself underlies his true intention which is to focus solely and only on the music.
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" Justice Jackson objected that "if any fundamental assumption underlies our system, it is that guilt is personal and not inheritable.
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In simple terms, this technology — which underlies bitcoin and its crypto brethren — ensures that all transactions using it are secure.
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GBTA promotes travel safety and security, and that focus underlies the eight basic principles of the Rules of the Road.
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It might also help redress Europe's saving-investment imbalance, which underlies its large bilateral trade surplus with the United States.
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In fact, the attentional bias towards threat and negativity is the core cognitive mechanism that underlies much of our anxiety.
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Respect for the dignity of all persons does more than inform Kennedy's personal style; it underlies his substantive constitutional vision.
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Without signing on to either agenda, we could actually hypothesize that this dynamic underlies the support for Trump and Sanders.
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It's been a spectacular year for cryptocurrencies as blockchain, the decentralized ledgering technology that underlies cryptocurrencies, fully hit the mainstream.
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In particular, Fresenius said that Akorn had been sloppy with — or, worse, fabricated — the data that underlies F.D.A. drug approvals.
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Saying "bless you" in response to a sneeze is part of the civility that underlies many of our social mores.
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The popular myth that profit and social justice can go hand in hand underlies every would-be ethical business venture.
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" In New York terms, that sentiment, which underlies everything LaValle writes, translates roughly as "The rent is too damn high.
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That's the mapping technology that underlies many apps and software tools that run our lives, from Google Maps to logistics software.
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This, broadly, is the promise of the "blockchain", the system which underlies bitcoin, a digital currency, and similar "distributed-ledger" technologies.
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But it is truly astonishing how little diligence they do in terms of the actual science that underlies some tech companies.
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Thales Teixeira of the Harvard Business School argues that the principle that underlies a lot of these models is called decoupling.
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Although often humorous, these tactics and the enthusiasm that underlies them have led to criticism that the cities were selling out.
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ProPetro provides hydraulic fracturing and other services to companies in the Permian Basin, which underlies parts of Texas and New Mexico.
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The rhetoric that underlies democracy, the self-identity that is adopted by a democratic people, all that is hard to dislodge.
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Even though little evidence exists that border corruption is as widespread as Valev asserts, a real demographic fear underlies the hysteria.
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" An example of crossover — this one between science and art — underlies the works in "The Floating World: Holograms by Rudie Berkhout.
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Exxon has been investing in U.S. shale oil production, particularly in the prolific Permian Basin that underlies Texas and New Mexico.
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"Descriptive work underlies nearly everything we know about global change ecology," the ecologist William Schlesinger recently wrote in the journal Bioscience.
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"Net neutrality underlies everything I care about," said Ms. Perg, an avid knitter who is deeply involved with knitting communities online.
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Cutting tax rates for the very wealthy would deepen the income inequality that underlies the anxiety and anger among American voters.
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The difference is its effect on the rule of law, which is not in the Constitution, but it underlies its structure.
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A simple fact underlies this sentiment: We have been unable to solve big problems lately — even when solutions are within reach.
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Nor is there question that a history of discrimination and structural racism underlies racial differences in all these drivers of health.
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What underlies his single-mindedness is a "quest for liberty", says Marc Ferracci, his best man and an economist on his team.
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Some, myself included, have been critical of the vaguely colonial subtext that underlies its permanent installation titled the House of Eternal Return.
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At least, that's what Joe Duran, founder and CEO of United Capital, thinks of the nascent technology that underlies cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin.
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Fear that a reader might do him harm underlies King's 1987 Misery, where a novelist is held captive by a rabid fan.
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Today, "blockchain" is treated as shorthand for the technology that underlies most cryptocurrencies and digital token systems, such as Bitcoin or Ethereum.
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The record shows that courts are quite capable of evaluating the evidence agencies provide that underlies major regulatory decisions—including economic analysis.
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This bedrock question underlies most disputes in modern American politics, even when the issue is framed in scientific, economic or moral terms.
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David Marcus, Facebook's head of Messenger, is going to head up a new group focused on the blockchain technology that underlies bitcoin.
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Furthermore, these transfers undermine the principle that underlies the trust fund in that those who use the infrastructure should pay for it.
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"I think it is very, very important that the American people get access to the information that underlies all this," Goodlatte said.
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Godwin's work strips bare the central tension that underlies this show as it is meant to operate as an art historical corrective.
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That characteristic underlies "Paddington Gets in a Jam," the charming, cheerful family show that just opened Off Broadway at the DR2 Theater.
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This kind of disruption at the border is what underlies the huge losses implied by the Bank of England's worst-case scenarios.
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It also underlies a range of American issues, from the segregation of public schools to the reality of human-caused climate change.
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This is the promise behind blockchain, the distributed ledger that underlies cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum and challenges the traditional server/client paradigm.
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Popescu and his colleagues believe that the arrow of increasing quantum entanglement underlies the expected rise in entropy—the thermodynamic arrow of time.
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That sensation underlies much of the angst felt in communities across the advanced economies, along with the political turbulence that flows from it.
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Even if one ultimately finds it unpersuasive, it's certainly not the boilerplate defense of American "meritocracy" that underlies Republican arguments against affirmative action.
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Yet the dancers have been responding all season by showing not just physical skill but also the moral distinction that underlies ballet's classicism.
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In Saudi Arabia, the second-class status of women underlies the legitimacy of the monarchy as a custodian of religious and tribal values.
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But there was a prickly scorn from some that deserves a response because it reflects an ideology that underlies so many failed policies.
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AI, which underlies automation, was less important for both parties: 35% of Democrats and 34% of Republicans said AI was a major threat.
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The original blockchain, which underlies bitcoin, runs on an algorithm that could eat up more energy than Argentina this year, Morgan Stanley estimated.
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In encryption, for example, a quantum machine could quickly untangle the complex maths that underlies much of the scrambling that protects information online.
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More importantly, though, what underlies these intimations of anger is a desire to overcome the distance between word and thing, sign and signified.
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Histories of this sort realize, in a limited but controlled and precise way, the intuition that underlies the many worlds picture of quantum mechanics.
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In this case, however, it uses near-field communications, or NFC, technology, similar to what underlies smartphone-based financial transaction services like Apple Pay.
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This brings us to Charles Murray and the strange apportionment of sympathy that underlies this whole conversation — and many conversations about "PC" culture today.
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When they do, disaster management teams often have little choice but to let them burn—and that in itself underlies an important strategic shift.
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It underlies voice assistants on phones and home speakers and allows algorithms to listen to calls and take in the speaker's tone and content.
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Unfortunately, what underlies these offers is often a lot of self-dealing that's purposefully geared toward harming competition, and that ultimately detrimental for consumers.
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A more certain challenge is "interpretability" — aka explaining what underlies the patterns the deep learning technology has identified via the spread of fake news.
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"There's a kind of dislocation, if you want, in this circuit, and a disintegration in the system which underlies these functions," explained Carhart-Harris.
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Here is the basic formula that underlies his rhetoric: To his base, whose support is uncritical, unreflective and unwavering, it is an easy choice.
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The research underlies the difficulties governments face in balancing the need to find farmland for the rural poor while preserving diverse ecosystems, analysts said.
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As a general rule, the FDIC insures deposits of up to $85033,000, but a complex process underlies the laws and regulations governing that limit.
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And these are not mere statistical curiosities: Alienation in rust belts and secondary cities underlies the anti-establishment wave roiling the U.S. and Europe.
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In this way, a kind of Americanism underlies Family Pictures USA, and it is indeed embedded in sentimental responses to family photographs of ancestors.
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It also reflects a deeper terror that underlies the current terrain of dating apps, which has rendered people all but disposable to one another.
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A stronger tax base will allow schools to improve and attract other investors to help lift people out of the poverty that underlies crime.
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If indifference to civilian suffering underlies some arguments for perpetuating our military presence in Afghanistan, it also seems to animate some advocates of withdrawal.
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Algorithms are written by humans, who are inherently biased — and that can seep into the way they frame the analysis that underlies their code.
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What underlies these moral traits is the ability to put something else ahead of your own immediate desires and interests — to exercise self-control.
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So before I go, I have to make sure that manipulating my diet to treat the inflammation that probably underlies my diabetes makes scientific sense.
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As clean air revenues dwindled, political support for the program eroded, raising the question that underlies all environmental regulation: Is clean ____ worth the economic hit?
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It's fundamentally completely against the philosophy that underlies our business — which is bringing people together, and people moving around and sharing ideas is very powerful.
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Googlebot's job is to scan the internet and add any new websites or updated webpages to Google's index, a catalogue that underlies its search engine.
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And, as we've noted, China's Huawei is winning the battle to supply much of the gear that underlies such networks, heightening U.S. fears about China.
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The problem—the one that underlies every reason that electing Trump was a world historical error—is that four years is a very long time.
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With "Capture," he offers the intriguing idea that one brain-based mechanism underlies a wide range of behaviors from suicide to addiction to artistic obsession.
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This theory of the state underlies media and state reporting of political protest, in which violence is always invoked to disqualify the grievances of protesters.
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She went on to say that the meeting had nothing to do with the controversial dossier that Republicans say underlies the investigation into Russian interference.
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Ridges, mountains and even flatlands are typically rooted in rocky strata, such as the bedrock that underlies Manhattan and makes it ideal for erecting skyscrapers.
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The moonlit cow isn't quite real, but it's not definitively unreal, either; it's simply tinted to accent the chaos of pure color that underlies perception.
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Either way, the complexity of humans underlies a whole lot of relationships and therapy sessions — and books, which are kind of our deal around here.
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Many of us do not wish to participate in the suicide culture because of how it damages the indispensable trust that underlies patient-doctor relationships.
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Reconnect with the natural world, and open our eyes If there's a fact that underlies all this, perhaps it's this: We're no longer connected to nature.
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I think changing the branding, changing our design, our look and feel a little bit, changing app to emphasize the community aspect, underlies our message there.
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The streaming service also underlies the $2 billion that Discovery shelled out for a 12-year deal for TV and online rights to the PGA Tour.
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Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire said Facebook's involvement brought more brand recognition to blockchain — the technology that underlies bitcoin — and its potential from retail and institutional buyers.
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"I think that one of the major themes that underlies my thinking of this is that [the rebuilding] was almost impossible to get done," he said.
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Babusi Nyoni, a Zimbabwean who calls himself an "artificial intelligence evangelist", said AI software that underlies a South African dance app is also serving new purposes.
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Wright's expertise combined with Ayre's support make a potentially formidable force in shaping the future of bitcoin and blockchain, the ledger technology that underlies digital currencies.
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Really the opportunity and mission underlies our work is about helping creators and enabling all these independent creators to sustain themselves and to build thriving businesses.
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What really underlies the demand to "speak English" however seems to have very little to do with whether bilingual immigrants of color can actually speak English.
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Alongside these milestones, Nvidia's Research wing also built and trained the largest-ever language model based on "Transformers," which is the tech that underlies BERT, too.
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Worse, it has rejected the science that underlies an understanding of the causes and catastrophic risks of climate change — another break with Republican tradition and principles.
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It also includes a dash of Einstein, Salesforce's catch-all brand for the intelligence layer that underlies the platform, to build Einstein intelligence into any app.
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"Narcolepsy has given us a thread we can pull on to unravel a lot about what underlies the systems that govern wakefulness and sleep," he says.
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Blockchain — a technology that underlies many cryptocurrencies — is gaining popularity as a tool in the mainstream business community, thanks to its ability to create immutable ledgers.
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Mastery is the skill strength that underlies the tasks that we have to do each day and whether the task at hand matches that skill strength.
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The idea is to create a kind of virtual, peer-to-peer energy trading system built on blockchain, the database technology that underlies cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.
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And the steady conquest of the computing infrastructure that underlies commerce, government and communications, something like an electric utility — except without the regulation imposed on utilities.
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"The marriage is the thing that underlies all of this," said Mel Dubnick, a professor of government ethics and accountability at the University of New Hampshire.
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Particle physicists are indeed disappointed that experimental evidence for what underlies the Standard Model, the theory describing fundamental matter and forces, has not yet been observed.
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Excitement for bilayer graphene stems from the physics that underlies it, not the promise that it will become useful in tech like quantum computers or solar panels.
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These clues serve as a reminder of the race that underlies the project, and that competitive atmosphere adds an extra layer of humanity to the entire series.
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Though the juggernaut musical "Hamilton" is bursting with facts and figures from the American Revolution, there's a whole other, less obvious history that underlies its every performance.
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Acting avuncular has always been his meal ticket—it is, after all, the basis of the Obama-era "Uncle Joe" caricature that underlies much of his popularity.
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The assumption that underlies summer vacation — that there is one parent waiting at home for the kids — is true for just over a quarter of American families.
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A person's deep story underlies their sense of what it means to lead a good life; what makes them proud or angry; where they feel at home.
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It's time to admit that the current Bitcoin needs to be scrapped and to take advantage of the innovations behind the technology that underlies Bitcoin: the blockchain.
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This capacity for quizzical scrutiny underlies much of her fiction: not accepting the world as it is permits Atwood to imagine the world as it might be.
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Competitors like Mercedes-Benz are investing in building context-aware, intelligent learning in-car voice assistants, using the same GPU tech that underlies intelligent autonomous driving technology.
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The response rate to the monthly Current Population Survey, the data source that underlies the unemployment rate and many other key statistics, has eroded in recent years.
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I've always been drawn to David Gordon's Pirandellian examinations of life and art, reality and illusion, originality and pastiche; I love the philosophical intricacy that underlies them.
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His use of graph theory, which underlies the structure of digital and analog social networks, nods to the underground systems of communication that Tucumán arde relied on.
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The tweet tapped into a powerful fear that underlies the ongoing political crisis -- that Beijing is encroaching on the unique freedoms of this semi-autonomous Chinese city.
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The administration has also said it might consider nationalizing the 5G network, underscoring the sensitivity of the technology that underlies a merger between Sprint and T-Mobile.
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This wasn't the "accelerationist" Phillips curve that underlies the concept of the natural rate of unemployment – there was no sign that low unemployment led to accelerating inflation.
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"If Trump cheated on the way to becoming president, he betrayed his oath to defend the basic law that underlies our system of self government," he said.
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The same basic principle underlies federal law requiring federal agencies to do business only with companies who are responsible, who at the very least are law-abiding.
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Ice-rich permafrost underlies the entire region, supporting graveled roads and a motley collection of brightly-colored homes whose yards are littered with whale bones and caribou hides.
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"The cerebral cortex underlies most of human cognition, providing such functions as speech production and understanding, ability to use tools, ability to make decisions, et cetera," Glasser said.
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Debt issued by the US government is generally considered in the market to be risk-free, and it underlies trillions of dollars worth of financial instruments and transactions.
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What underlies the rot, in Egypt and elsewhere, is the failure of generations of Arab elites to create accountable and effective models of governance, and to promote education.
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Today, a formidable network of think tanks and right-wing media pushes deregulation at the state and federal level, and critics attack the science that underlies environmental regulation.
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As far as PSAs from PR agencies go, these are about as aggressive as it gets, and a testament to the growing cultural eye-roll that underlies them.
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Even at his poppiest, the Weeknd makes what might be termed alternative anthems: bruised subject matter, barely any reliance on the exuberance that underlies so much pop music.
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The frozen ground that underlies much of the state is thawing quickly, a development that is both a symptom of climate change and a possible spur for more.
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This award-winning food podcast, now part of Stitcher, prides itself on being "not for foodies, but for eaters," conveying a lack of pretension that underlies its appeal.
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But these Berthots, as Forge explains in the catalogue "are not plein-air paintings"; instead, an elaborate grid, which is "most clearly seen in the drawings," underlies each painting.
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Ms. King, who was TV's 2015 M.V.P. between her work on "The Leftovers" and the previous season of "American Crime," betrays the fear of falling that underlies Terri's ferocity.
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Tokens are mostly entries on Ethereum, a "blockchain", or "distributed ledger", copies of which live on many connected computers around the world—much like the one that underlies bitcoin.
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Last year it put a highly regarded senior executive, David Marcus, in charge of a new team exploring "ways to leverage the power of blockchain technology", which underlies cryptocurrencies.
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All living organisms on Earth have an internal clock, known as the circadian rhythm, which in humans underlies why we are awake during the day and sleep at night.
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In a simulation run this summer, the central bank issued so-called CAD-Coins onto a blockchain similar to the one that underlies the Bitcoin alternative known as Ethereum.
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Complicating matters, Campbell said, is an upcoming change to the one short-rate benchmark, which underlies almost every floating-rate fixed-income instrument employed today, including adjustable-rate mortgages.
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It underlies Mr. Putin's attractiveness to nationalist parties in Europe dismayed by what they view as feckless leadership in the face of economic difficulties and the challenge of immigration.
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The blockchain, which is the same technology that underlies many digital currencies such as bitcoin, is an electronic ledger that records and cryptographically verifies all transactions in and out.
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The difficulty in letting feeling out, explicit in the "Memoirs" and implicit in his exiled heroes and virtual obsession with isolation and loss, underlies the earlier poems' emotional charge.
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"It really depends on the geologic condition that underlies a given city," said Armin W. Stuedlein, an associate professor at Oregon State University's School of Civil and Construction Engineering.
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"It's way too soon to say this is a meaningful change from growth to value, but it you look at what underlies it are financials and energy," Lafferty said.
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Although the manner of fitness is important (yoga, weight training, running etc) it's really the opportunity to bond and support each other that underlies the power of these movements.
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This problematic framework underlies the findings of a new study that documents, in alarming detail, girls' reports of the common coercive practices boys use to solicit nude digital photographs.
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Part of the matrix of prophecy that underlies their movement is the idea that should the Oceti Sakowin or their allies resort to violence, they could be wiped out.
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The same rapid rise to prosperity that inspired the popularity of Wat Dhammakaya also underlies the political divisions and outbreaks of violence that have shaken Thailand in recent years.
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Google, Facebook and others have also pushed into artificial intelligence, which underlies voice recognition software, digital assistants like Amazon's Alexa and Apple's Siri, and technologies like self-driving cars.
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Wednesday's protest comes just days after a new poll was released showing very strong public support for the FCC's rules, and the Title II legal authority that underlies them.
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Let's start with some important information that underlies this type of insurance: There are minimum liability limits that one must have on property and casualty insurance to get umbrella policies.
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In its lawsuit, Planned Parenthood argues that the new funding stipulations violate the congressional mandate that underlies the program: to provide federal grants for evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention programs.
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In Africa, offshore finance often underlies the exploitation of mineral wealth, with the benefits bypassing the public and going largely to wealthy executives and the government officials they pay off.
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The blockchain ledger, part of the coding that underlies the currency, has also gained more mainstream traction, as banks see an opportunity to use the technology to speed up trades.
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But most think it is a way to secure the fundamental social contract that underlies all Western democracies and that helps prevent us from becoming corrupt banana republics: Everyone contributes.
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The same business logic—that you're trapped in a sad, hellish existence dictated by megacorporations, and tech can free you like Neo from the Matrix—underlies the entire gig economy.
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The idea that underlies sensory substitution is a radical one: that the brain is capable of processing perceptual information in much the same way, no matter which organ delivers it.
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No one is certain what precisely underlies the wave, except that it appears to be a brew of discontent with migrants, a perceived threat to local culture, and economic unhappiness.
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I think the trickier part of Alex's question, and the one that certainly underlies Killmonger's entire arc, is what would the world look like if it knew about Wakanda earlier?
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Microsoft, which makes the Windows operating system that underlies most PCs, has also gotten into the PC hardware game and recently unveiled its own computers that recognize handwriting and speech.
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And that's why, in a Triennial packed with unfamiliar, cutting-edge material, the biggest surprise is discovering that a deep-seated nostalgia underlies many of these forward-looking design experiments.
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But all of those individual price increases have been enabled — indeed, aided and abetted — by the complex system of billing and coding that underlies bills like those sent to Wickizer.
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That different venues can use the same delay to manipulate markets in favor of their own order types underlies my original concerns about the IEX precedent and the millisecond rule.
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By the same token, a method underlies the seeming randomness of Mary and Hannah's subsequent journey in the car they acquire after the eventful little visit to Gail and Ron.
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A similar intention and aesthetic underlies The People's Salon, an offshoot of Abdul Hadi's Arab Man series that documents barbering culture and male communal self-care in Lebanon and Palestine.
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This orientation underlies much experimental poetry, but it yields a kind of paradox, in that the presumed instability of language becomes the bedrock of a secure — and potentially complacent — poetics.
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Yet, in the immediate halt of the shadows, in our uncertainty as to where the man is heading (even facing), there is that same unknowable horror that underlies the film.
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An agreement to exchange oil for medical and other technical services underlies their economic relationship and continues despite a drop in oil deliveries by Venezuela and payments to Cuba for services.
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The cloud of smoke filling the sky to the northwest, beginning to glow orange from the flames in the darkening twilight, underlies every action with a sense of importance and urgency.
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Paul Ryan's absolute greatest passion in life, the thing that drives him and underlies all of his work in public office, is destroying government programs for poor and low-income people.
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Discovered by Sergey Toshin, a mobile security researcher at the threat detection firm Positive Technologies, the bug originated in Chromium, the open-source project that underlies Chrome and many other browsers.
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The country needs to be doing more to encourage the risk-taking that underlies our long-term economic growth and the bipartisan reforms we've outlined are just the place to start.
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While the central bank worries about potential losses for its citizens and money laundering through cryptocurrencies, it is carrying out extensive research into the blockchain distributed ledger technology that underlies bitcoin.
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Anger is often entangled with entitlement—the assumption, which underlies a lot of the violence in the United States, that one's will should prevail and one's rights outweigh those of others.
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One has to hope that this fact will prompt the administration to recognizes that it is the savings-investment imbalance rather than trade policy that underlies the large U.S. trade deficit.
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For non-natives, they unveil the weirdness that underlies Michigan's distinctive character and explain something of why the artists' home state warrants a museum-level examination in relation to their practices.
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If there's a growing concern in America — one that underlies our political divides — that elite, liberal coastal cities are booming while many parts of the country struggle, Amazon's decision won't help.
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Neuroimaging studies show that direct gaze changes how human brains develop and function, particularly the cortical and subcortical regions that scientists call "the social brain," which underlies the ability to empathize.
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The administration had hoped to begin selling leases last year, despite opposition from Democratic lawmakers, threats of legal action by environmental groups and uncertainty about how much oil underlies the area.
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But that's exactly the point: The same technology underlies them both, and the risk of uncritically normalizing one is that we inch toward a world where the other becomes more prevalent.
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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Democrat of New York, said that the federal government, through the National Institutes of Health, was an "early investor" in the science that underlies many new drugs.
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Even though there's a guide for Parcours and some people will seek out the artworks, the sector also relies on what he called "the chance encounter" that underlies all public art.
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The racism that underlies the characterizations of her as hypersexual, aggressive, and animalistic also means that when she dares to express frustration, she's stamped with the infamous "angry black woman" stereotype.
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In a 2014 study, Israelis of different political beliefs were exposed to a series of video clips that portrayed the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as a positive experience that underlies Jewish identity.
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"What investors expect is that trading in the commodity that underlies that ETF makes sense and is free from the risk of manipulation," Clayton said at the Consensus Invest Conference in Manhattan.
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It is not uncommon to see waiters with silver trays delivering coffee in porcelain cups covered with foil to neighboring business, a practice that underlies the rarity of the takeout coffee cup.
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The piece, titled "Stud File," both in its content and presentation, sums up the disconnect that underlies Ramstad's work, where objects that are often seen as unhygienic garner an orderly, encyclopedic display.
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The show, which has a book by Gabrielle Allan and Jennifer Crittenden, and music and lyrics by Nate Weida, abounds in surprises, the biggest being the seriousness that underlies all the fun.
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The move finalizes a decision to pay for much of his primary battle with his own money but also underlies his struggle to catch up to Hillary Clinton in the fundraising wars.
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Judge Orenstein, in his 50-page ruling on Monday, took particular aim at a 1789 statute called the All Writs Act that underlies many government requests for extracting data from tech companies.
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Some ancient Greeks ascribed human differences in skin tone and hair texture to climate, an idea that's similar to the modern scientific understanding of the variation that underlies what we call race.
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It is a matter that also underlies this installment of Retro Report, a series of video documentaries revisiting major news stories of old to explore how they continue to shape modern events.
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One of the White House waivers, covering the entire Executive Office of the President, is explicitly retroactive to Inauguration Day, violating the legal principle that underlies issuing waivers in the first place.
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"We don't know whether the decreasing 2.5 level underlies that declining incidence," said the senior author, Dr. Jiu-Chiuan Chen, an associate professor of preventive medicine at the University of Southern California.
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I think what underlies that, though, is a bigger philosophical debate, if you will, about is bitcoin for small transactions, [like] that cup of coffee that you buy at the coffee shop?
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READ: Why your brain works against your best intentions"Our results suggest that this effect underlies the profound altered state of consciousness that people often describe during an LSD experience," Carhart-Harris added.
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"The principle that underlies our foreign policy is the aggressive and occupying nature of the Zionist regime (Israel)..., which is a killing machine against the Palestinian people," Qasemi said, according the ministry's website.
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However, it's the following line (Hit the Pres with a Cuban link on my neck/ Uneducated, but I got a million-dollar check like that) that underlies Lamar's own relationship with the president.
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"The relationship between response to cannabis cues and self-reported marijuana problems suggests that this mechanism underlies the transition to problematic use or dependence via increased sensitivity to cannabis cues," the paper reads.
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But a wide swath of conventional conservatives, these intellectuals among them, share Trump's very extreme positions on immigration, including the logic that underlies those positions that the current immigration regime threatens American identity.
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Second is the shift to the sharing economy, which underlies the success of peer-to-peer services; a system that lets people do as much or as little as they like attracts workers.
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A similar argument underlies Mr Trump's petition in Trump v Mazars—the case asking whether the oversight committee of the House of Representatives may have access to the same records Mr Vance requests.
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An assumption underlies the ferocity of the left's resistance to Trump—that it would be deeply meaningful to defeat him, a sign that America still has some humanity and virtue left in her.
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More than mere vestiges, the reuse of such modules underlies how HP can leverage billions of dollars in previous R&D expense to bring economies of scale to its 3D printing supply chain.
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Ask students to think about the mathematical model that underlies this prediction: What factors, rules, data and mathematical concepts are being used by The Upshot to predict the winner of the presidential election?
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That emphasis on work underlies deep cuts and proposed changes to food stamps, cash assistance and health benefits for the poor in a budget that boosts spending for the military and border security.
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" For Extinction Rebellion, it answered: "An anti-establishment philosophy that seeks system change underlies its activism; the group attracts to its events school-age children and adults unlikely to be aware of this.
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This is the thinking that underlies my recent New America policy paper, "Political Dynamism: A New Approach to Making Government Work Again," which attempts to lay out a realistic framework for political reform.
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Thaler and Sunstein describe the philosophy that underlies nudging as "libertarian paternalism" — libertarian because it lets people make the choices that they want to, paternalist because it provides them with a father's guiding hand.
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Awareness of that danger underlies a report published this week by two influential figures in the field of religious education in England: Charles Clarke, a former education secretary, and Linda Woodhead, a sociology professor.
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These contrast with rival hubs such as Hong Kong and Singapore, and appeal to fans of blockchain technology, which underlies most crypto-currencies and is essentially a distributed ledger maintained collectively by some users.
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"What investors expect is that trading in the commodity that underlies that ETF makes sense and is free from the risk of manipulation," Clayton said in November at the Consensus Invest Conference in Manhattan.
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A Russian athlete, a former state official and even the director of Russia's main drug testing laboratory say the world should not believe the results produced by Russian athletes, as illegal chemistry underlies them.
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It is only as good as the survey data that underlies it, for instance, and it does not take into account other factors that could be important to overall stability, such as economic growth.
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Why it matters: As the Trump administration ramps up its trade war with China via multiple rounds of tariffs, businesses are wondering how far the global trade system that underlies e-commerce will unravel.
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"The racism that underlies the characterizations of [Williams] as hypersexual, aggressive, and animalistic also means that when she dares to express frustration, she's stamped with the infamous 'angry black woman' stereotype," Desmond-Harris wrote.
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The institutional complacency, foregrounding institutional complicity, underlies the hypocrisy of those who are willing to call out their enemies concerning political blunders but fail to hold their friends to the same standards of accountability.
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The self-annihilating absurdity of this last fact underlies some of the more important insights in "That's What She Said," which have to do with the unconscious bias women seem to have against themselves.
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Here, in my debut as a New York Times columnist, I want to discuss a structural problem that both underlies and transcends our current political nightmare: We have entered a period of minority rule.
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The blockchain, the digital ledger system that underlies the boom in cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, is an innovation born within the open-source software community, where software coders pride themselves on the sharing of information.
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Yet since then he's gone on to openly decry "political correctness," and last year praised Donald Trump for "say[ing] what he thinks," without acknowledging the coded racism and bigotry that often underlies Trump's statements.
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The lack of progress in trade talks between the U.S. and China underlies why the Fed would take the unusual step of cutting interest rates in an economy that seems to be on solid footing.
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It's been centuries since the days of the "wandering womb," but the logic that underlies that belief—that women's bodies and minds are fundamentally unruly or incomprehensible—has proved difficult to eradicate from our culture.
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"It's likely that there is this end-pathway process of worsened inflammation in the body, particularly the brain, that underlies both [chronic health and psychiatric conditions], and that's why there is more comorbidity," Gitlin says.
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"There is a real urgency in regard to these programs and the funding that underlies them," said Kam Quarles, a director of legislative affairs at McDermott Will & Emery, which represents the American Mosquito Control Association.
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The mental health of Americans underlies many of the major policy conversations and crises happening today in the United States; daily, it seems, we move mental health closer to the center of our national discourse.
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The new documentary "Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story" shows how hard and how long she struggled to escape it — including through her invention in the 1940s of a groundbreaking communication system that underlies modern encryption.
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"You can try to put a band-aid on this conflict, but you can't defuse the time bomb, because there's a deeper social conflict that underlies it," said Uriel, who commands the ELN's Pacific front.
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" For abstract, the image of an artwork of nearly-invisible elastic lines by the Minimalist sculptor Fred Sandback seems apt for the first rule of composition: "A basic structural design underlies every kind of writing.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A common thread underlies the disparate works on display in 24 Arguments: Early Encounters in Romanian Neo-Avant-Garde 1969-1971 at the National Museum of Art of Romania.
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From illuminated manuscripts to paintings by the likes of Andrea Mantegna and Peter Paul Rubens, Balthazar considers the enslaved people that likely served as models for these artworks and the colonialist history that underlies them.
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This stagnation, exacerbated by the fact that most of the income gains the economy has managed to achieve have gone to the upper crust, underlies much of the anger coursing through the public this election year.
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In the process, they not only jeopardize the rights of LGBT people, but the principle that underlies nondiscrimination law more generally -- that people should not be turned away or treated unfairly because of who they are.
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Like Lucas Hnath's excellent "A Doll's House, Part 2," which recently opened on Broadway, "Consent" carefully weighs different points of view on the battle of the sexes without ever negating the genuine pain that underlies them.
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This simple motivation system might be what underlies complex human actions like (for example) studying for a test — because you want good grades because you want a good job because you want a lot of money.
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While the statute that underlies monument designations — the Antiquities Act of 1906, one of Theodore Roosevelt's major conservation achievements — gives presidents unilateral authority to establish monuments, it does not give them the authority to abolish monuments.
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Even though we've collectively agreed that sexism is bad, we still haven't actually managed to get rid of sexism — especially the kind of sexism that underlies our assumptions of what actually constitutes rape and sexual assault.
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Tomato sauce underlies the very good pepperoni pizza (it's actually chorizo, slightly hotter, and tangy) and the "eggs in hell" pizza, which has bacon and mozzarella arrayed around the cyclopean eye of a single sous-vide egg.
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Military posturing in this remote region provides a rare glimpse of the tension that underlies the official friendship between Russia and China, a friendship Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, has done much to foster since the mid 2000s.
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Negotiations over the North American Free Trade Agreement have hit several snags and some strategists have said they fear President Donald Trump will pull America from the pact that underlies trade between the US, Mexico and Canada.
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Machine learning is the sophisticated method of computing probabilities in large data sets, and it underlies virtually all the extraordinary A.I. advances of recent years, including those in navigation, image recognition, search, game playing, and autonomous vehicles.
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The underlying science of Drift's platform — and its ability to better forecast demand — is rife with tech buzzwords like blockchain (the ledger technology that underlies digital currencies like bitcoin), machine learning and peer-to-peer trading (P2P).
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Her feed might seem like minor rants in an ephemeral medium, just her "natural" expression, but there's 50 years of the labor of making Cher — of inventing, editing, and curating herself — that underlies each tap of her keyboard.
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This demand that the system be made foolproof underlies the rhetoric of "zero tolerance" as well as the demands for an impenetrable physical barrier on the border and much of the White House's other thinking on immigration policy.
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"Canvas built an impressive business and we learned a lot about subscription services, fleet management and the technology that underlies both," said Sam Smith, executive vice president of strategy and future products at Ford Credit, in a statement.
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In an interview last week with New York Times music critic Ben Ratliff, Caetano Veloso said he believes samba — the national beat that underlies much of his music — came to be in part because of the Brazilian language.
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But many years later, when the woman discloses the relationship that underlies her interest in this callow youth, I found myself thinking of another humorist, Mark Twain, who observed that although fiction must be plausible, truth needn't be.
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It is the premier supplier of chips to modern data centers, bought Mobileye in a $15.3 billion deal to corner the market on the technology that underlies autonomous cars, and is looking to make inroads in artificial intelligence.
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And it is particularly important for an institution charged with providing objective, expert advice to Congress, the courts, and agencies on an area of law that underlies millions of U.S. jobs and more than $1 trillion in GDP.
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They include Linux, which underlies Red Hat; MySQL, which powers the company of the same name and was bought by Sun Microsystems (now part of Oracle) for $229 billion in 215; and Hadoop, which brought us Cloudera and Hortonworks.
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And if she is correct that a certain ensemble of neurochemical events underlies the placebo effect, then what is to stop a drug company from manufacturing a drug — a real drug, that is — that activates the same process pharmacologically?
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Kaufmann contends that the racism charge has been a crucial factor in driving a rise in right-wing populism, in the United States and abroad: Antiracist overreach on the immigration question arguably underlies the populist western backlash against elites.
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Among the many new products and features company officials announced at the iPhone maker's developer conference in San Jose, one stood out to me: support for multiple profiles in tvOS, the operating system that underlies its Apple TV digital media streamer.
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Fees already are so low that investors have won the war, and with existing ETFs at three to four basis points, other factors apply to investing decisions, from a fund's trading costs and liquidity to the index methodology that underlies it.
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The dispersal of hominins was probably facilitated by population increases as they moved into new territories and filled empty niches, and could also have been driven by the phenomenon of resource depletion that underlies the high mobility of today's hunter-gatherers.
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Earlier this month, Blythe Masters, who joined the bank less than a year ago as nonexecutive chairwoman, announced she would resign from her role and become the Santander Consumer USA's group senior advisor on blockchain, the technology that underlies bitcoin.
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For example, the EPA reviewed the full range of technological and operational reduction techniques available to regulated plants and engaged in extensive cost and energy impact analysis in identifying the "best system of emission reduction" that underlies its emission guidelines.
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That scrutiny has led to requirements that banks base their submissions for Libor rates on actual market trades, which Powell said was made difficult by a long-term decline in the money market borrowing that underlies U.S. dollar Libor submissions.
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But the trial also represents a new frontier in testing a proposition for improving human health: Rather than only seeking treatments for the individual maladies that come with age, we might do better to target the biology that underlies aging itself.
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David Andolfatto, a researcher at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, said many of the central banks looking at blockchain technology would be better served by spending time and energy in updating the current software that underlies the financial system.
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We have to be the world's meat experts before we even start working on this problem, and that's how we were able to discover a lot of very fundamental things about what underlies the sensory properties of meat, particularly heme.
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It's a lo-fi production, with piano, harmonium, banjo and a somber, simple drumbeat in the murky mix alongside the voice of Mr. Springsteen, alone and then joined by others including Adam Schumann, the soldier whose story underlies the film.
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Her father is a British soldier based in Germany, and the story takes Baptiste on an ill-conceived detour into a Middle East battle zone in search of answers to the overly complicated, minimally credible conspiracy that underlies the plot.
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If they can't identify the Constitution as our supreme law, what hope is there that they will understand the mistrust of concentrated power that underlies its structure, or the necessity for dialogue and compromise inherent in our system's very design?
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The same can't be said for the I.P. that underlies other movies Hasbro has in development — Monopoly and Magic: The Gathering — or for those it is reported to have tried to develop: Candy Land, Hungry Hungry Hippos, Furby, Play-Doh.
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And if you think that the magic of heterodox monetary thinking somehow means that deficit spending is never inflationary, or crowding out never happens, or something, you don't understand the functional finance that MMT advocates themselves claim underlies their doctrine.
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Following this gentle rebuke of the sitting president, Chief Justice Roberts held up the lowest of constitutional bars for Mr Trump's policy to clear: so-called "rational-basis review", by which the justices ask whether any conceivable justification underlies the travel ban.
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The real danger is the data that underlies the map including non-public information, like names, times and dates which spy agencies or others would like access to, said Jeffrey Lewis, a nuclear policy expert at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies.
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The fetishization of work and the increasingly long work week, self-help individualism and the power of positive thinking, the inspirational entrepreneurial success story, the nightmarish system that underlies and exacerbates these horrors — More Songs About Buildings and Food predicted it all.
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It's the same technology that underlies cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, and enthusiasts say it could not only free our bank accounts from nosy regulators but also assume some of the core functions of government, from issuing driver's licenses to recording real estate transactions.
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The so-called dry form of macular degeneration, which often underlies the wet form, is harder to fight, he said, and although advances are being made, current antioxidant treatments with vitamins and minerals do not improve vision; they just prevent it from worsening.
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"While this study did not delve into why school and family connectedness are so important in addressing these outcomes, we do also know that social isolation underlies many negative psychological and social problems both during adolescence and adulthood," Ethier said by email.
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"Salam brushes past the familiar hashtag denunciations into less well trod territory to ponder the forgotten question that underlies this standoff: What immigration policies would best inch us toward the elusive goal of a fair and just society?" our reviewer, Kay Hymowitz, writes.
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"You could envision different MATs where the different treatments are addressing different aspects of what underlies the addiction, and helping people lead productive lives free from addiction to opioids, even in situations where they still might require replacement therapy," the official said.
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" But what underlies "This Bridge," Mr. Gutierrez said, is a consideration of something that has long piqued him: "the perception that artists of color are always doing content work" — dealing with identity politics — "and white artists are only doing form and line.
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Holt: And that&aposs, I think, one of the fears that sort of underlies that position, is that when genres start to hybridize, is that they lose their potency and meet somewhere in the middle and there&aposs no discernible flavor to either.
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To say it's still relevant today is the understatement of the century: JavaScript underlies the technologies in industries as diverse as finance and healthcare, big name websites like LinkedIn and Amazon are built on it, and an estimated three *billion* devices worldwide run on it.
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A common narrative that underlies the idea of body "transformation" photos is that losing weight is a positive thing, and that gaining weight (if it isn't muscle, at least) is a bad thing — but happiness doesn't necessarily hinge on a number on the scale.
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A chorus of birdsong at dawn underlies each track on the new album Dawn Chorus from producer and multi-instrumentalist Hidden Orchestra (aka Joe Acheson along with his live band Poppy Ackroyd on piano and violin, with Tim Lane and Jamie Graham on drums).
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"Specifically, the committee is concerned that an investigation into whether Exxon failed to comply with the climate change-related disclosure regulations for its oil reserves and other assets may be a disincentive to conducting scientific research that underlies and informs those asset valuations," he said.
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A collection of 17 Internet companies, including Twitter, Airbnb and LinkedIn, filed a separate brief objecting to the government's use of the All Writs Act, a statute from 1789 that underlies many law enforcement requests for tech companies' data, in the San Bernardino case.
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And that reality underlies a key problem with civil commitment: even liberal Massachusetts, which is supposed to have universal access to health insurance that covers addiction care, creates such high barriers to treatment that families see involuntary commitment as the best path to treatment.
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"The climate crisis underlies so much of the extinction crisis," but the rule could make it more difficult to use the climate data to protect species in the US, said Rebecca Riley, legal director of the nature program for the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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The facts of the case compel us to find the defendant guilty, but there is so much that underlies the gathering of those facts, and their presentation, and the context in which guilty and innocent exist as antipodean comprehensions of what a person can be.
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That pitch-perfect comprehension of the skeleton that underlies a great story meant the show's writers could feel free to detach from worrying about the big picture to sweat the small stuff and come up with some of the most memorable TV moments ever.
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The sell is that Ethereum Classic is a home for people who believe that forking Ethereum to "bail out" the victims of the hack was a betrayal of the concept of "immutability" that underlies other cryptocurrencies like bitcoin—what happens on the chain, stays on the chain.
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It's a resume so out of left field that we have no other choice but to acknowledge it was simply born from the undergrowth of the coin flip that underlies every sports play like, say, Jeremy Lamb being in perfect position for this steal and dunk.
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The Durbin price controls have a companion provision that has also taken vital financial services out of the hands of consumers and has destroyed the property rights of payment system innovators: a mandate that card transactions offer multiple networks for routing the payment that underlies the transaction.
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There's value in the pursuit of the elusive, and as The Life Aquatic heads toward its gorgeous final moments (scored by Sigur Ros's "Staralfur"), it captures, as well as Anderson ever has, that almost mystical feeling of connection that underlies tiny moments in all of our lives.
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They used different types of neural networks — the computing technology that underlies most artificial intelligence efforts today — to process pictures and text from the orchestra's archives and generate new imagery that's based on them, and to fashion a sound collage from decades of the orchestra's recordings.
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This distributed ledger technology, which underpins the well-known and controversial bitcoin cryptocurrency, is essentially a recordkeeping system that can replace a periodically-updated central database—a design that underlies most financial systems used today—with a clever distributed database that updates in near real time.
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When the head of India's main Hindu nationalist organization, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the cultural fountainhead of the B.J.P., was asked about Ms. Singh, his reply revealed the hysteria that underlies names in India today: Such crimes, he said, take place in India, not in Bharat.
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In a world where so many things—from the cruising speed of airliners to the median wage—seem to change little from decade to decade, the exponential growth in computing power underlies the future plans of technology providers working on everything from augmented-reality headsets to self-driving cars.
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This cohesive experience is altogether designed to engage players, to challenge them to consider the significance of scientists in a rapidly changing, globally connected world, question what underlies the human drive to explore and discover, and find hope and feel agency amidst a natural environment under real pressure.
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"Facebook will continue to grow its massive global installed base in our opinion while importantly monetizing users especially on the Instagram side of the house, which remains the 'core 1-2 punch' that underlies our bullish thesis on the name, " Ives said in a note released late Thursday.
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"Facebook will continue to grow its massive global installed base in our opinion while importantly monetizing users especially on the Instagram side of the house, which remains the 'core 1-2 punch' that underlies our bullish thesis on the name," Ives said in a note released late Thursday.
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Today, five years after the anniversary of his arrest, I reached out to him to find out the current direction he is taking as an artist, only to discover that he continues to pursue this truth-telling notion that underlies his various bodies of work, particularly his evocative photography.
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There's no timeline for when the feature might make it into a stable release of Chrome OS, but About Chromebooks notes that the feature actually requires a change to the Linux kernel that underlies the operating system, so it could be a little while before it makes it to consumer devices.
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Aranda has previously made serious, compelling work that cleverly contemplates the nature of time, what underlies our dreams of space travel and colonization of other planets, the sometimes arbitrary relation of science fiction to lived reality, but here the work recycles some of the earlier strategies and objects without achieving coherence.
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In what observers of the case called a carefully calibrated threat, the U.S. Justice Department last week suggested that it would be willing to demand that Apple turn over the "source code" that underlies its products as well as the so-called "signing key" that validates software as coming from Apple.
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This year's crop of traditional would-be candidates for Bachelor (Rachel Lindsay's three runners-up) presented a conundrum, and exposed a rift between the show's well-honed onscreen logic — its supposed commitment to rewarding those who are "here for the right reasons" — and the actual machinery that underlies its production.
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New Dark Age is a book-length argument for the idea that vastly proliferating knowledge — from mass surveillance, social media, artificial intelligence, and other sources — is paradoxically making the world harder to comprehend, while the technology that underlies it is creating environmental damage that we're ill-equipped to understand or solve.
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It is this fear, anger and sometimes paranoia that lurks beneath the surface of Texas politics and that underlies the expansion of gun rights, the reflexive antagonism toward Washington, and the opposition to abortion, same-sex marriage and other issues that seems essential for succeeding in state politics these days.
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This matters because established racial segregation, not ongoing discrimination alone, underlies so many of our most serious social problems, including racial disparities in education, health, criminal justice and wealth that, by the time Congress passed the Fair Housing Act in 1968, had become entrenched nationwide, and persist to this day.
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Special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE has one principal task: to report whether any illegality or impeachability underlies Trump's peculiar Russian alignments.
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Einstein isn't a product so much as a set of intelligence functionality that underlies the entire Salesforce platform, and while the types of functionality that it's enabling now are somewhat limited, the idea is to provide a base on top of which the company can continue to add new capabilities into the future.
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The despair that underlies all of these questions stems from the suspicion that nothing has meaning at all anymore: not words, nor democracy, nor lists of rights, nor the Ten Commandments, nor the Atlantic Treaty, nor anything else that humanity has learned through the great trial-and-error experiment we call world history.
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" In research published in Psychological Science in 2012, Melanie Rudd, Kathleen D. Vohs and Jennifer Aaker found that "experiences of awe bring people into the present moment, and being in the present moment underlies awe's capacity to adjust time perception, influence decisions, and make life feel more satisfying than it would otherwise.
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Leveraging their AI know-how, they were paid $700 per hour by a consulting firm to teach financial "experts" about AI. Mehrotra, according to Vasavada, is a mathematical prodigy: "And that translates extremely well to AI, right, because what underlies AI is math," Vasavada, co-founder and chief executive officer of Vise AI, tells TechCrunch.
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However, he acknowledges that the basis for medicinal benefits from marijuana is strong, with a range of experts, including himself, recognizing its use to alleviate chronic pain, muscle spasms, anxiety, and nausea and vomiting -- most of which are linked to a variety of disorders, including multiple sclerosis and cancer treatment, which underlies Germany's rationale behind it's new ruling.
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Fattal notes that Zencargo is not only trying to replace things like physical paperwork, faxes and silos of information variously held by shipping companies and the businesses that use them — but the whole understanding and efficiency (or lack thereof) that underlies how everything moves, and in turn the kinds of businesses that can be built as a result.
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Perhaps the best argument in its favor is this: The series understands the tension that underlies every interaction between black Americans and the police — but it's also deeply aware of the irony that the one man who was able to use that fact to earn acquittal in a criminal case almost certainly committed the crime he was accused of.
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In these images Faustine faces the viewer, half or fully naked, her body acting as a marker of the hidden labor produced by bodies like hers that underlies the context she inhabits; for example, she appears in front of the Lefferts Historic House Museum holding a cast iron skillet and confronting the camera with her gaze.
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Yet while the discourse on global insecurity often remains confined to the War on Terror (and its predecessors, like the War on Drugs) being fought in and around the Middle East, our current state of insecurity underlies the entire structure of reality as a place of interminable tensions and ongoing revolutions, always animated by wars that happen elsewhere, far away.
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As long as all agree that negotiating over water rights involves cross-border waters (the Coastal Aquifer lies beneath parts of Israel and all of Gaza, the Mountain Aquifer underlies Israel and the West Bank, and the Jordan River shares borders) borders, settlements, refugees, and security arrangements are not issues that must be determined in advance of a water agreement.
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Speaking with Axios on the sidelines of an AI conference in Toronto on Wednesday, Hinton, a professor emeritus at the University of Toronto and a Google researcher, said he is now "deeply suspicious" of back-propagation, the workhorse method that underlies most of the advances we are seeing in the AI field today, including the capacity to sort through photos and talk to Siri.
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By stripping the husk from self-image this way, what Schor reveals is its mysteriously contradictory truth: the anger, frustration, and insecurity that underlie an extravagantly self-deprecating joke like a skeleton with breasts, but also the absurdity that underlies them; the bitter pinch of decay underlying creation, and vice versa; and, especially, the unresolvable tussle between roles that are socially imposed and those that emerge from within.
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As I learned more about the traditions (desperate, selfish, foolish) of mummy launching, their secret formulas, mysterious protocols, the motivations that conceived them—the imagining of a voyage that connects life and death, the envisioning of immortality, of the necessities humans would require and desire during a perpetual trip—the innocence of those practices of mummification touched me, Mr. Jackson, revealed to me how a similar willed innocence possibly underlies all arts humans practice.
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Over the next nine-and-a-half years, the Halliburton securities class action went through three oral arguments to the 220th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and two hair-raising trips to the U.S. Supreme Court, which used the case first as a vehicle to decide whether investors must prove loss causation to be certified as a class and then, critically, to reconsider the essential fraud-on-the-market presumption that underlies most securities fraud class actions.
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