Limiting supply, on the other hand, can have undesired economic consequences.
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Many websites autoplay videos and blast us all with undesired sound.
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The blight of undesired software and prompts is all around us.
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Money created through additional bank lending has the same undesired effects.
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A frappuccino, of course, has the entirely opposite — and undesired — effect.
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Childlessness is often undesired, but in rich Western countries it is hardly calamitous.
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The stimulation can also impact undesired regions, potentially resulting in off-target effects.
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After filtering out "undesired" images, the researchers were left with 9,9 pizza photos.
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Addressing these often undesired outcomes is the meat of most time-travel movies.
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The word "flaccid" foreshadows, as it looms large in white light, undesired possibility.
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It was an undesired role, usually carried out by the elderly or underage workers.
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The 15-month break, however undesired, may also give Sharapova's body time to heal.
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Not only was my maternal protection undesired, it was also now a legitimate liability.
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Threats can be a very effective way to modify or temporarily halt undesired behavior.
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What is it to do if the traditional signals of downturn yield that undesired outcome?
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There is some irony in all the undesired interest that these entrepreneurial phenomena are receiving.
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An undesired game of footsie escalated into an emergency landing on a recent Southwest Airlines flight.
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Finally, fences, walls and barriers are not an effective approach to resisting undesired flows of people.
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But they all show up in the rather crazy test setup concocted to provoke these undesired behaviors.
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Longer lenses on a traditional camera flatten the image, which helps get rid of undesired beaky-ness.
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Yet the weight loss I experienced was an undesired side effect of stage IV metastatic breast cancer.
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Many of the preloaded apps were found to display what the researchers dub potentially dangerous or undesired behavior.
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Bioethicists fear this will lead to eugenics programs, where people sporting undesired traits are suddenly considered "unfit" for society.
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"Terminals spend a lot of time making unproductive or undesired movements," co-founder and CEO Alexandra Griffon told me.
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Even worse, mandatory training might lead to undesired results such as reinforcing biases and triggering a backlash among staff.
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But I do know that it's not fair for one person to walk around feeling sexually deprived and undesired.
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I showed them photos on my phone of starving children, and they said that this was unfortunate and undesired.
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They were sent to undesired suitors, enemies, even to the postman himself if you thought he was slow and incompetent.
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"[It] causes a romantic but undesired effect in astronomy: Twinkling stars result in blurred images," ESO said on its website.
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You take your undesired item and drag it to the bottom center of the screen into the garbage icon. Simple!
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But sometimes there are temporary issues that can cause people to have undesired experiences, like the one this past Friday.
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It reached an infamous nadir with the Nazi movement to create an "Aryan race" by wiping out people with undesired traits.
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Beside their high price, curved screens also have their inconveniences when you're not gaming, where they put undesired curves on everything.
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And other black women are equally tired of undesired touching, which is why the game, released on Wednesday, has gone viral.
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On the other hand, it can be thought of as an abdication of responsibility, transmitting possibly undesired autonomy to the viewer.
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That means continually testing their algorithms to see which candidates end up seeing jobs, and then correcting for any undesired bias.
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We have a security program, which keeps us well prepared to switch to a different origin if such an undesired event occurs.
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It's a house specialty that Borghero invented, as well as a tuna pâté, to use even more of those otherwise undesired cuts.
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"Couples know very well how to prevent an undesired pregnancy," Cardinal Scherer told reporters this month when asked about Zika and contraception.
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The four-time champion Chris Froome received some undesired contact, and Geraint Thomas, the yellow jersey holder, was booed on the podium.
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As we have discussed a few times around here, "bias" has been defined down to describe any undesired outcome on social media.
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Spherical cameras seem to be one of the more undesired tech trends to be pushed on people in the past couple of years.
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They found that they were able to reverse the mutation in 28 percent of cells and found no evidence of any undesired modifications.
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"Both are helping to ease upward pressure on the Swiss franc and thereby prevent an undesired tightening of monetary conditions in Switzerland," Maechler said.
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It made me really uncomfortable, not only because it was undesired attention, but also because I didn't really know what to do with that.
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But Mitalipov's research is getting us closer: he and his team were able to edit some of the embryos precisely, without creating undesired mutations.
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Not to be undesired—that's a fact of life for anyone—but to be pulled into a closeness that can't exist on its own.
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Zoom, for example, was forced to contend with the newly dubbed zoombombing — that is, the act of spamming a Zoom chat with undesired pornography.
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It came to Ashley Carman's attention this week that some June smart ovens were turning on and preheating to 400 degrees at undesired times.
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Over-the-counter medications provide little to no relief for chronic migraine sufferers, and prescription drugs can be costly or come with undesired side effects.
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The proposed "Law on Undesired Control of Telecommunications" would apply to telephone, internet, website hosting and data center companies, the Cabinet said in a statement.
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When future pregnancies are undesired, or would carry health risks, women also rely on hospitals to tie their Fallopian tubes, a process called "tubal ligation".
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On the one hand, Powell acknowledged that tariffs hurt the U.S. economy and produce an undesired one-time increase in prices paid by U.S. consumers.
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If a child is spanked often, spanking will become less effective as a form of punishment and less likely to modify the undesired negative behavior.
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In fact, chances are that either you, or someone you know, has had an undesired reaction to a beauty product at one point or another. Why?
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Now, obviously, we should provide the resources for women to take ownership of their fertility: We should want to reduce undesired conceptions and increase desired conceptions.
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This law also reduces instances of bycatch—the accidental taking and often wasting of undesired or protected species that play an important role in the ecosystem.
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No matter what the case may be, though, KKR will not invest in a public company if its presence is undesired by the company&aposs management.
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You may want to turn off the Live Photo feature on your iPhone if it's creating undesired results or taking up too much space on your phone.
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Although unconventional monetary policies have undesired side effects, including on bank interest earnings and asset prices, Coeure said meeting the ECB's mandate was still the top priority.
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"It would be irresponsible to suggest that Essure causes fetal deaths when, after an unsuccessful Essure procedure, an undesired pregnancy cannot be carried to term," she added.
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The new technique raises risks of creating undesired changes in the food supply and warrants increased regulation, said Lucy Sharratt, coordinator of the Canadian Biotechnology Action Network.
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Scientists at several institutions — including CRISPR pioneer Jennifer Doudna at the University of California, Berkeley — showed that the protein could reduce undesired gene changes in human blood cells.
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Another undesired change in Google's latest multitasking view is that you basically only see your current app in it, with only vertical slivers of the two neighboring apps.
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This comes after the U.K. halted sharing intel with U.S. officials due to undesired leaks to the media about the Manchester bombings and photos of the crime scene.
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"Therefore, any expansion of the current ePD (ePrivacy Directive) should not have the undesired consequence of undermining the very privacy it is seeking to protect," the company said.
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" The patent application says Siri may normally "respond in a regular or loud voice, which may be undesired under certain circumstances where a whispered response is more appropriate.
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When an undesired action emerged in one of the contracts as the result of a chain of instructions—the researchers call this a "trace vulnerability"—they flagged it.
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And the abrupt cancellation of, well, just about everything has forced people to engage in an activity undesired even in the best of times: the scramble for refunds.
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Moreover, having a fundamental understanding of how AI and ML operate is even more crucial for conducting proper oversight in order to minimize the risk of undesired results.
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"The outlook hinges on product demand and the ability of businesses to whittle down undesired inventories," said Roiana Reid, an economist at Berenberg Capital Markets in New York.
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On the one side of the restaurant, there were all the people undesired by much of society, regarded as a pitiable burden, or a problem probably not worth solving.
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"Using such Western names and abandoning Arabic ones will lead to an undesired and radical change in our society and culture," said Aziz to news outlet The Egypt Independent.
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So here, completely unasked for and likely undesired by the company, are four suggestions for making Wizards Unite something that I will play for more than half a month.
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In a letter to Hurd, lawyer Gloria Allred described his meetings with Oracle contractor Jodie Fisher in various cities and said he had made undesired advances to her client.
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Also, performance coaches encourage goals that are specific to mental health, sport performance, doing well for others, and avoiding undesired behaviors such as substance misuse and sexual risk behaviors.
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"We are committed to further work out this minimum tax standard, while taking into account undesired risks of double taxation and over-excessive administrative burdens," Scholz and Snel said.
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The problem is that the whole world is changing all the time, and policies superficially aimed at preventing change typically just channel it in unexpected and sometimes undesired directions.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, speaking about the unannounced U.S. Mideast peace plan, said on Sunday that his country would not accept anything undesired by the Palestinians.
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The U.S. Treasury, whose Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) imposed the measures, said it worked to mitigate the sanctions' impact on allies and industries that faced "undesired collateral consequences".
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This beautiful display of emotion grows tense at times — thanks to a mess made at the table, or an undesired haircut — but throughout, the strength of their bond is clear.
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Acar's information-gathering was "undesired and unacceptable interference in the lives of Dutch citizens", foreign minister Koenders and social affairs minister Lodwewijk Asscher wrote in their joint letter to parliament.
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If a tattoo artist pushes a needle too deep into the skin, it can cause ink to spread along undesired lines and lead to a blurry effect in the lettering.
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It is worrying that people will try to make an athletic person, or a smart one but ignore the consequences and this can create an undesired effect through the generations.
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Yet, the report said, "even where disability is present in television and films, it is almost always portrayed as an undesired, depressing and limiting state" There were signs of shifts.
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Clinton said she is aware of the political pressures that make her unwelcome in red states, and they do not expect her to charge into races where she is undesired.
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And while a review of the portfolio may bring about a sale of a brand like DirecTV, nothing is guaranteed, especially if the market is uninterested in AT&T's undesired pieces.
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And while a review of the portfolio may bring about a sale of a brand like DirecTV, nothing is guaranteed, especially if the market is uninterested in AT&T's undesired pieces.
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Undesired honor for bookstore: The owner of the Strand and its "18 Miles of Books" says New York City's plan to designate its building a city landmark could endanger its business.
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In all cases, it's perfectly at home in a front pocket, and its softness means I can carry my phone right next to it without worrying about undesired scratches on the screen.
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The researchers then analyzed this model with an algorithm they developed to detect undesired movement and even warping across the entire structure—not just random points monitored by a handful of sensors.
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This is a phone that promises to be smart enough to back up disused apps and unloved photos to a cloud storage locker without driving its user insane by making undesired judgments.
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In psychiatry we often think of "overdose" as an intentional attempt to end one's one life, whereas others may view it more to suggest an undesired outcome or excessive or dangerous use.
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Since a failed summit between Trump and Kim in Vietnam in February, North Korea has conducted some weapons tests and warned of "truly undesired consequences" if the United States is not more flexible.
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It's impossible — and in my view, undesired — to read any of the Open Plan interventions, including Fraser's critique, without understanding the larger context of the Whitney and its intentions for the space itself.
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Last week, Hueting retold his story at the Dutch Resistance Museum in Amsterdam in honor of the exhibition Colonial War 1945-1949 - desired and undesired images which is on view until April 3.
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Since a failed summit between Trump and Kim in Hanoi earlier this year, Pyongyang has conducted some weapons tests and warned of "truly undesired consequences" if the United States is not more flexible.
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Technically, the debate is about how to ensure that an economy has the right amount of money: enough to keep production high and unemployment low, but not so much as to cause undesired inflation.
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But, on Tuesday, North Korea's vice foreign minister warned that the United States would face "undesired consequences" if it fails to present a new position in denuclearization talks by the end of the year.
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Phil threw the 'Heil' and screamed, "WHITE POWER!" on camera at a concert honoring Dimebag's legacy, thus validating a long history of mumbled racism claims and making "Camp Phil" the most undesired allegiance in metal.
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When someone exploited a hack to steal $60m from a blockchain-based crowdfunding system, or when $150m of cryptocurrency was locked irretrievably thanks to a programming bug, the blockchains themselves immutably executed the undesired transactions.
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While allowing doctors to ensure the treatment causes no undesired effects before being put inside a patient's body, the approach also limits treatment to conditions like blood cancers in which cells can easily be altered externally.
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Since a failed summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Kim in Hanoi earlier this year, Pyongyang has resumed some weapons tests and warned of "truly undesired consequences" if the United States is not more flexible.
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North Korea's vice foreign minister said on Tuesday that the United States will face undesired consequences if it fails to present a new position in denuclearization talks by the end of the year, state media reported.
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Extension developers say, among other potential consequences, the changes would kill competition among third-party ad blockers by placing new limits on their sophistication, ultimately making it harder to adequately shield Chrome users from undesired online tracking.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea's vice foreign minister said on Tuesday the United States will face "undesired consequences" if it fails to present a new position in denuclearization talks by the end of the year, state media reported.
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After an early unsavory use of "aversives"—punishments, including the use of electric cattle prods, to discourage undesired behaviors—Lovaas and his colleagues settled on an intensive regime of bit-by-bit positive reinforcement of desirable behaviors.
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Yet contrary to what many would have us believe, our shifting expectations of employment "from the career, to the job, to the task" is not just an undesired side effect of the inevitable march of technological progress.
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But there has been little progress since then and tension has again been rising with North Korea resuming some limited testing of weapons and warning of "truly undesired consequences" if the United States was not more flexible.
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So what we have created is something like a training program with our partners, teaching them how to clean the fruits, and find the right crop time so we can prevent any undesired substances like dust or mycotoxins.
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Sistani believes that "any attempt to make secession an accomplished fact will lead to undesired consequences affecting Kurdish citizens", his representative Ahmed al-Safi said in the sermon in the holy Shi'ite city of Kerbala, south of Baghdad.
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When medicine can only offer a therapy, not a cure, or when doctors give undesired answers — suggesting attention to sleep hygiene, for instance — it isn't hard to see how the intoxicating confidence and theater of wellness could beckon.
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"Our desire to ensure energy for all must not lead to the undesired effect of a spiral of extreme climate changes due to a catastrophic rise in global temperatures, harsher environments and increased levels of poverty," he said.
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The girls find the stock of eligible beaus is a better incentive to show up for work than the pay, but when Charlotte pursues dalliances with several male co-workers, she discovers undesired power dynamics within her encounters.
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The European Commission found no wrongdoing at the Luxembourg freeport after requesting and analyzing information from stakeholders, which the EC said was intended to identify "possible undesired activities" relating to customs procedures, tax evasion, money laundering, and terrorism financing.
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And Mr. Trump's behavior on the campaign trail — exulting in his large crowds, maintaining that he holds a lead even when the polls say otherwise — suggests he could have an unusually difficult time handling an undesired result Tuesday night.
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Experts have been split on how successful the policy was in weeding out black money — with some data showing India may failed in that regard — and there have been questions about undesired consequences such as job losses and note shortages.
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Ron DeSantis when he called her a "Girl … or Whatever," and in August, likened a $10,000 debate offer from conservative columnist Ben Shapiro to catcalling — the practice of whistling or making undesired comments to women who pass by on the street.
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Tied directly to this is the recognizable fact that many of us have consented to undesired sex simply because we felt like it would be rude or hurtful to do otherwise—as is the case with the story's protagonist, Margot.
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By comparison, CRISPR uses an enzyme (Cas9 nuclease) to remove a chunk of undesired DNA, and then relies on the cell's response to this double-stranded slice, which it does by making changes in genomic DNA at the target site.
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But weight is the only thing setting them apart and the difference between desired and undesired marbles is small, so the sorting process won't be perfect and you'll still have a mixture of light and heavy marbles at the end.
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Adobe in particular has made good use of it with its "context-aware fill," allowing users to seamlessly replace undesired features, for example a protruding branch or a cloud, with a pretty good guess at what would be there if it weren't.
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Weeknd: No, all of you being fools is poisoning the moodWeeknd: OVO got where it was by being who we are and now DrakeMX over here wants to act like we're G-UnitWeekend: If my presence is undesired, then so be it.
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Lazorwitz sees potential in pharmacogenomics, the study of how someone's genes affect their reaction to a particular drug, to give doctors the information they currently lack about how to predict what forms of birth control will give a person undesired side effects.
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When William S. Burroughs writes about talking rectums with teeth and young boys spreading 'jism around like tapioca', he demonstrates the formal freedom of the cut-up method, what Oliver Harris calls 'a way to systematize the drive to lose the undesired past'.
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The case for a race of astronauts is that they would not really be the products of eugenics as the word is ordinarily used: No one with undesired habits or traits would be coerced to have fewer children; no captive populations would be sterilized or worse.
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Much about Trump's presidency is new or unprecedented, but rounding up undesired populations at this scale is not; he won't be the first American president to try to deport immigrants en masse, nor will he be the first to use multistate raids to do the job.
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You do have the option to quickly and easily delete a message you've sent on the Discord platform — but as with anything else online, there's always the possibility that someone else has taken a screenshot of your undesired message before you got the chance to delete it.
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" According to Wikipedia, New Year's resolutions are "a tradition, most common in the Western Hemisphere but also found in the Eastern Hemisphere, in which a person resolves to continue good practices, change an undesired trait or behavior, to accomplish a personal goal, or otherwise improve their life.
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"Given the number of unwanted, unneeded, and undesired reboots and franchise revivals in recent years, it&aposs no wonder that the initial response to the prospects for a new &aposBad Boys&apos film was met with indifference and skepticism," Paul Dergarabedian, the Comscore senior media analyst, told Business Insider.
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The Slow Mo Guys tested the logistics of such a feat, but using a safer approach that involved a giant super-sharp knife and a pellet gun firing tiny projectiles to minimize any undesired results—like one of them getting hit, or their incredibly expensive slo-mo camera getting destroyed.
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As these experiments are conducted in controlled settings, the hope is that scientists will get more sophisticated about the way they're employing technologies that control properties of mosquitoes that might be beneficial to humans and ensuring that those properties are maintained over the long term in those populations, but without unintended, undesired consequences.
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The space that used to be filled with no matches, no responses, and a massive void of nothing happening via online dating that constantly reminded me of how undesired I was all the time was suddenly full of things I loved, rather than full of an absence of love from someone else.
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Other components in TOPPS include performance planning, in which athletes prioritize available performance programs, methods of improving motivation, communication skills training (with family, coaches and teammates), environmental- and self-control skills training (including organization strategies, methods of refocusing undesired thoughts, diaphragmatic breathing, problem-solving, imagery), dream job development, job getting skills training and financial management.
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Only three out of every 10,000 people report "undesired awareness" from nongeneral anesthesia, a number only slightly higher than the two out of every 10,000 patients who report this under general anesthesia, according to a study led by Dr. George Mashour, a neuroanesthesiologist at the University of Michigan and one of the world's experts on anesthesia awareness.
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Then it was a mad scramble, days or weeks spent backtracking through old plates trying to locate the modification among thousands of teeming progeny, the wild and fevered relief of locating—at the last possible moment—the golden nematode in the mass of wriggling animals, and then the resumption of the slow, steady breeding process, herding desired chromosomes and wicking away the undesired ones until the sought-after strain emerged at last.
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Karen BassKaren Ruth BassClyburn urges Biden to pick black woman as running mate: 'African American women need to be rewarded' for loyalty Asian Pacific American Caucus vice chair 'shocked and dismayed' GOP leader referred to 'Chinese coronavirus' Clyburn takes victory lap after Biden wins big on Super Tuesday MORE (D-Calif.) said lawmakers "must be extremely careful" of their words, "because words can have undesired consequences," noting the examples of attacks on individual and Asian American-owned and operated businesses.
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