Uniformity of design was key, but unlike in most suburbs, this uniformity took its cue from the landscape rather than imposing an alien visual language.
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But the reality is that the only uniformity these corporate interests want to protect is the uniformity of African Americans earning the lowest wage in all sectors in all geographies.
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Because what is uniformity but boredom in a phonetic disguise?
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The cheering is intense and impressive in its mass uniformity.
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Is there any uniformity in how affirmative action is practiced?
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"Uniformity and isolation will kill a neighborhood," Mr. Herman said.
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Instead, there is a kind of suffocating, insular, ethnic uniformity.
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There is little uniformity in the country's electronic health systems.
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"It promotes national uniformity, predictability and political accountability," he said.
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He likes the uniformity of it, and the bleachiness of it.
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It's important to have consistency and uniformity in matters like this.
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Q: But won't this interlinking bring about uniformity in water distribution?
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The chamber's proposals emphasize simplicity and uniformity across industries and localities.
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As Vidal explored other suburbs, he found much the same uniformity.
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Unfortunately, the uniformity of insecticide distribution increases the risk of resistance.
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One of the aesthetic factors that please most people is uniformity.
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"What we're trying to establish is a uniformity of solidarity," Rep.
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And it divides in the name of a false, coerced uniformity.
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Though Cerdà's manzanas were (and are) criticized for their uniformity — the sameness is said to leave no room for great monuments or idiosyncratic artistry — it is just that underlying uniformity that has proven so endlessly adaptable.
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The architectural uniformity of the European headquarters of global money titans like Credit Suisse and Barclays is both impressive and oppressive, while the sartorial uniformity of Canary Wharf's denizens—suits, suits, and more suits—is the latter.
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There is also uniformity of how funerals were made, documented, and performed.
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It does not bring uniformity to the provinces' proliferation of rules, either.
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While each unit is different, the building's style does have some uniformity.
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Professor Blakeman's calls for "uniformity" would reduce the target to just one.
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There is no Perfect Unity, because unity is not equal to uniformity.
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The banal uniformity of each shop was starting to bum me out.
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New York was not alone in its slow move towards textual uniformity.
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It's clothing as software, embracing an ethos of one-for-all uniformity.
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I instantly noticed that there was no uniformity among the tiny houses.
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And you start to realize that there is not a uniformity worldwide.
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I crave their plainness and uniformity—bright white light and cheerful soullessness.
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There are good reasons to use data to ensure uniformity in sentencing.
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A society which emphasizes uniformity is one which creates intolerance and hate.
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Many in the law enforcement community like the uniformity of statewide rules.
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They matched enough but not entirely, which gave them cohesion without uniformity.
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His headline set is consistent, aesthetically stable without ever falling into uniformity.
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Some uniformity across states and some updated technology would serve us well.
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But there's much less uniformity when it comes to the White House's response.
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Greater uniformity, they noted, would streamline their research and help them allocate capital.
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That's why I introduced H.R. 5812, the Civil Rights Uniformity Act of 2016.
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Ozick means is really a sub-literary world, the botchery and puerile uniformity
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"The uniformity in license terms is partly about safety in numbers," Perzanowski wrote.
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Such a lack of uniformity has kept speculators heavily active in crypto trading.
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Mr. Weinstein said the changes would break the uniformity — some call it monotony.
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He has slowly colonized the Republican Party, achieving a growing uniformity of opinion.
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Now, they have a uniformity consisting of numbered sections for ease of comprehension.
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In practice that means that all complexity has to be reduced to uniformity.
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The far-right took up the theme and unity became confused with uniformity.
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By now, those shifts have increased ideological uniformity and consistency within each party.
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The standards also provide badly needed uniformity and predictability for the auto industry.
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The strict uniformity of past ideologies make Gottlieb's frank and divergent comments remarkable.
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The most widely accepted resolution to the horizon problem is called inflation, which basically states that the uniformity we observe in the CMB occurred while the universe was still incredibly small and dense, and it maintained this uniformity while it expanded.
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It can tell you who I am, but it cannot tell you, at least not with any accuracy, what the Indian kitchen is like — the uniformity of that place is a myth, because the uniformity of Indianness is a myth.
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"Now we don&apost need that uniformity to avoid unpleasant surprises because between guests posting about experiences and being able to do 3D tours of hotels, now we can not rely on that uniformity to have a good experience," Hanson said.
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It may be that this uniformity lies behind the unusual characteristics of this flow.
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The new model has an additional built-in LED light to improve lighting uniformity.
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There's a quad-LED True Tone flash for two times more uniformity of light.
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Legal experts expressed differing views on the significance of the uniformity of the votes.
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But the Federal Trade Commission has not enforced COPPA with any kind of uniformity.
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"Applying the FSIA will facilitate national uniformity in procedure," Circuit Judge Susan Carney wrote.
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There is a uniformity in the crisis, and you see it also in Brexit.
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This is another unique feature of a conical helix; it gives us excellent uniformity.
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If ideological uniformity in academia is harmful, it is also harmful in other areas.
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In his thoughts on team-building, Belichick doesn't call for uniformity, but rather cohesion.
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Uniformity and reasonableness in the law are goals that, working together, we can accomplish.
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"It keeps us safe, and it provides uniformity for the product itself," he said.
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He said that diversity was a source of strength and that uniformity eroded humanity.
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But back then you had uniformity to press, you won 49 states back then.
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And worse, what does this musical uniformity reflect about the sameness of contemporary dining?
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There is no uniformity as a starting point, the way there is with machines.
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The uniformity of insurance plans also affects the pace and composition of technological innovation.
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It embodies a belief that diversity is a problem and uniformity is a virtue.
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Imposing limitations controls the environment in hopes of safety, fairness, and uniformity for competitors.
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The statues' generic uniformity suggests a memorial to the ongoing biodiversity crisis of extinction.
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In either case globalization, far from imposing uniformity, has caused an efflorescence of different strategies.
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Although uniformity reigns in some areas, it has not even begun to take hold in
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" Those principles are relativity, quantum mechanics and a mathematical rule of uniformity called "gauge symmetry.
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The result is a uniformity of tone and content that fails to conjure anything real.
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This uncertainty is in part due to a online culture that rewards uniformity of thought.
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They have to rely on the ability of local officials to resist uniformity-demanding superiors.
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The emphasis on dog aesthetics increased uniformity within breeds, as well as differentiation between them.
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At that time, the organization was tremendously committed to uniformity, which you won't find today.
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Despite diverse cultures, histories, and geographies, there is a surprising uniformity when nations splinter apart.
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"It was good to break from the uniformity of showing things online," She tells Creators.
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Uniformity was a key trait in all those journeys to the front of the line.
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More accurate colors, better uniformity across the screen and improved power management among others features.
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And they're right that uniformity is important, just as the marketing industry was in 2003.
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She finds some part of this, perhaps, in the familiar uniformity afforded by late capitalism.
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But on the key issue of federal preemption of state laws, there is no uniformity.
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Photographs of Camacho supporters reveal an unsettling sea of uniformity in red, green, and yellow.
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That was in a stark contrast with their ideology appealing to uniformity in all areas.
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"We didn't have any kind of uniformity other than following our leader," Mr. Hall said.
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He will likely push for more uniformity across Play's (sometimes disjointed) offerings, a Google priority.
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Once again, one man's striving for variety runs up against another man's longing for uniformity.
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Some groups in Florida like the gun law, saying it creates uniformity and eliminates confusion.
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More surprising, however, was that the other retailers exhibited almost as much uniformity as Amazon.
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Today's worker desires independence and flexibility, not the mandated uniformity that comes with union representation.
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"The most surprising part has been the uniformity of success across the board," Dr. Rudd said.
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There were few schools to impose linguistic uniformity or inculcate the idea of the Spanish nation.
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The LED screen has superior light uniformity and picture quality, all at a spectacular 4K resolution.
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It's hard to imagine something as idiosyncratic as Legion surviving endless meetings about continuity and uniformity.
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Model laws, which cover a variety of subjects, typically lead to more uniformity among state laws.
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These days, customers aren't just looking for uniformity and speed of service, they want an experience.
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Jeans, for as long as people have been wearing them, have been a symbol of uniformity.
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One marvels at a sort of uniformity in this quiet collection that transcends theme, setting, subject.
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Large hotel brands used to prize uniformity, highlighting "no surprises" in their advertising, according to Hanson.
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In particular, the visible symbol suggests a uniformity in the Muslim community that is not accurate.
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The setting is Levittown, that Long Island suburb that became a byword for cookie-cutter uniformity.
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"The CFTC should operate on the basis of comity, not uniformity, with overseas regulators," Giancarlo said.
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Uniformity is not good in any field, and much less so in the realm of culture.
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It's basically like we're dressing ideological uniformity in a cheap supermarket costume but calling it diversity.
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This uniformity is not by Defense Department order or field-manual regulation, but by unconscious consensus.
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Conventionally each character requires a three dimensional model sheet so that the team can maintain uniformity.
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These test results will be evaluated to ensure track consistency and uniformity for both training and racing.
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We don't barter anymore, so it relies on the idea of standardized this and uniformity and consistency.
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Using a tactic known as pre-emption, states can nullify local measures and thus ensure statewide uniformity.
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Actually the No side won every constituency in Greece; the first time that there was such uniformity.
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In this theory, pokéstops would appear at first to be excavation sites until we consider their uniformity.
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If some of the international trends are hard to fathom, so is the strange uniformity within countries.
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Last month, Perez called for party unity, rather than uniformity when it comes to having political differences.
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It is difficult to merge this corporate uniformity with a character defined by his unwillingness to conform.
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Before then, TV networks used varying color schemes to represent the parties with little uniformity between them.
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This data can have inconsistent standards and lack full participation and uniformity in reporting from all jurisdictions.
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It was equal parts stylish and cozy, with a vibe that was cohesive in its non-uniformity.
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Uniformity is an important principle that makes it easier for people to learn and act on information.
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Charlie Chaplin's 1936 film "Modern Times," which captured the fear of uniformity and automation, was in theaters.
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To fight the uniformity in offerings, bartenders have begun looking inward to tell stories with their drinks.
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The government will also punctuate the smooth uniformity of the consumption tax with a number of exemptions.
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And in a society that treasures uniformity and blood ties, fostered or adopted children are often stigmatized.
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The uniformity and unanimity on this issue is seldom seen in the divisive arena of American politics.
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Stamper believes uniformity -- via the licensing of individual officers and the certification of police departments -- is key.
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And I think that you want to see much more uniformity in how the media approaches these things.
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"I see, essentially, the demise of the NCAA if this continues without any type of uniformity," he said.
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VIZIO also includes a full-array LED backlight to add extra light uniformity for an even better picture.
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But I found them unattractive, expensive and boring to look at with their uniformity in shape and purpose.
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The move to Messenger, first spotted by TechCrunch, brings even greater uniformity to the overall Facebook user experience.
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The ambiance extends from the deepest depths to the highest heights without losing the relation to its uniformity.
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The left is today exhibiting a startling willingness to adopt the Leninist practice of closely enforcing ideological uniformity.
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And never has it been easier to ensure uniformity with many announcements made by video or automated technology.
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The researchers centered on a flaw in digital imaging called photo-response non-uniformity (PRNU) to do so.
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What so many students like Norvilia are learning the hard way is that uniformity of thought breeds intolerance.
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The white uniformity of the exhibition functions as a negation, a petrified history, a symbol of Irving's denialism.
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The company has tried to force more uniformity across the vast world of Android devices, to little avail.
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The contrast between the diversity of the models and the uniformity of the people watching them was striking.
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"The more we can have uniformity in a carbon pricing system or regulatory system, the better," he said.
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One side calls the imperial system antiquated and says it should be abandoned in favor of international uniformity.
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Viewing angles, contrast, color saturation, vibrancy, and uniformity all look as good as you'll find in most smartphones today.
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But before you can move on to treating the situation to create uniformity, you'll want to examine the causes.
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His photographs, many of which are of windows that appear alike, emphasize the individual designs that exist within uniformity.
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Their hope is to encourage people to step away from factory-produced uniformity and embrace unique, handmade creations instead.
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Look at the actual mayoral campaigns, and see the same kind of glittering uniformity that's swamping the entire city.
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Considered carefully, the assumption that practical rules and stable governance require centralization and centrally prescribed uniformity succumbs to analysis.
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The commitment to uniformity has long been a foundation of institutions that are conduits to the United States military.
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State and federal judges rely on past decisions to maintain a degree of predictability and uniformity to the law.
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Differences among clones are tiny, and genetic uniformity makes crop failure a serious risk to the global rubber supply.
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Be on board with the mission and all that, which usually leads to a kind of uniformity of thought.
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So there was a lot of uniformity and making sure that everything matched, what I like to call twinning.
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Together, they form the cosmological principle, which is mostly supported by the apparent uniformity of the cosmic microwave background.
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The Trump administration has reinterpreted the "uniformity requirement" to allow different supplemental benefits for people with different medical needs.
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Homeowners today are turning their backs on the uniformity of modernist design, and Victoriana has no shortage of personality.
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Uniformity was prized above all else, meaning Black models often had their natural hair straightened or lengthened with extensions.
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The guidelines are a regime enacted by Congress in the 2628s to bring more transparency and uniformity to sentencing.
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"There's not the same uniformity amongst MLB teams like there is in a league like the NHL," he said.
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No, this is the woman who usually salutes minimalism and uniformity with her signature, only-black and white style palette.
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It's gotten to the point where we expect our complexions to have a level of uniformity that's simply not natural.
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"I don't tend to like uniformity of practice and belief because that gets a bit culty to me," said Ribar.
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"I want you to take this with you: Unity is not uniformity," she said, repeating the phrase to enormous applause.
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On some, male and female bodies are striking in their uniformity, with identical body shapes and no signs of individuality.
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But supporters still want to see more uniformity – which they call key to the widespread adoption of self-driving cars.
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"Instead of uniformity of definition, the Committee has instead made broadband speed a variable in the regulatory equation," they said.
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Lately, Google executives have fixated on uniformity — getting consumers to have a consistent experience across every product bearing Google's name.
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In addition, a sort of uniformity to apps in a given space could make them easier to use, some argue.
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This bill would provide common-sense uniformity while increasing workforce flexibility and preserving the various advantageous reciprocity agreements between states.
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"Uniformity is the cornerstone of this four-year leader development model," Citadel President John Rosa said in a written statement.
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The photo, captured by Alex Noriega, highlights the unique shapes sand dunes make, highlighting the beauty non-uniformity can create.
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There is no uniformity when they look back on the emotions that surround the minutes when they watched someone die.
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" An Army spokesperson said the goal was to have standards that were "necessary to maintain uniformity within a military population.
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This brings with it all the standard benefits of OLED, including more accurate colors, better image uniformity across the screen, etc.
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Dressed in colorfully coordinated costumes, these dancers push the boundaries of respectability and body politics with their discipline, precision, and uniformity.
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While that uniformity could provide the certainty needed to boost domestic recyclers, it may be hard to get municipalities on board.
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He aligns the edge of the knife perpendicularly to his face and squints his eyes to check for evenness and uniformity.
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"As a collegiate athlete, there's a kind of uniformity to it and a second level depending where you go," DeShields said.
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And I do think the forced uniformity of the Airwrap curls look better than those created by less high-tech wands.
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It's a page where you can reference birds who only eat jerk chicken and the uniformity of 'Toronto hoodmanz' without explanation.
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Dealing with this both reduced fuel bills and improved the uniformity and effectiveness of things like fertiliser, herbicide and pesticide spraying.
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"This bill provides uniformity through the state on Iowa's minimum wage," Governor Terry Branstad declared after signing Iowa's bill into law.
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With the perfect symmetry outside and the seeming uniformity and discipline inside, the McLaren building felt like a giant ant hive.
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Citing the need for uniformity across the state to reduce complexity for businesses, 25 states have passed minimum wage preemption bills.
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The problem is that there is uniformity to them, where sameness outweighs difference, and it should be the other way around.
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At the moment, the date labels on food are inherently confusing, there isn't any uniformity in how date labels are used.
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Chain restaurants are often accused of a sterile uniformity and a lack of attention to quality ingredients, nutrition and the environment.
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But the beauty of a national standard is its uniformity — all businesses across the country will face the same playing field.
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And if we're looking for some uniformity in what all humans want, she's found an answer: We want to be heard.
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What strikes me about the objects on the walls and pedestals is the curious combination of infinite variety and utter uniformity.
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This being an OLED display, there's no backlight to speak of, so it's just poor brightness uniformity across those light-emitting diodes.
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"It can provide a very high quality of service as well as transparency and uniformity because the doctors have to follow it."
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Swiss photographer Roger Eberhard traveled to 32 cities in five continents to document the uncanny uniformity of the Hilton's standard hotel room.
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Republicans will deploy the tactics they used against President Barack Obama against President Hillary Clinton, but with much more uniformity and zeal.
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What's unfortunate about the P210's design is that its most impressive aspects are the areas where it diverges from iPhone uniformity.
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A version of the discriminatory "Civil Rights Uniformity Act" was introduced by Olson last year, but failed to move out of committee.
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"Ficus hedges are almost as dull as a big expanse of lawn—and their uniformity makes them a weak pick," says Aoyagi.
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There is no uniformity to be found in the barn; every room is a unique and complicated space in its own right.
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There is also a lack of uniformity in how users go about blocking or muting people they don't want to interact with.
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Washington, for example, found "uniformity in the currency, weights, and measures" of enough importance to mention it in his first three speeches.
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Buyers should also take a close look at the terms of their individual AT1 holdings given the lack of uniformity in structures.
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This uniformity of opinion among military leaders underscores my concern about the need to act vigorously and expeditiously to mitigate this threat.
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Rigid uniformity, created and nurtured by and for government bureaucrats and private pressure groups, is limiting the prospects for genuine affordable care.
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Combined with some technical observations of the precise time of arrival of different frequencies, this uniformity heavily points to an extragalactic origin.
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"We're marching away from that uniformity, which could wreak havoc on all the systems that rely on synchronized time," Professor Schermerhorn said.
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It yields slices of scrupulous uniformity and requires little effort or skill — particularly helpful when Ms. Gilbuena has volunteers in the kitchen.
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There's a tendency toward uniformity that's more prominent than in other art forms, and it's interesting to think about why that is.
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Among its innovations, Phyllis noted, the building had a 90-foot-deep marble and granite plaza, breaking up the city's plodding uniformity.
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Senator Ugenti-Rita, who sponsored the bill, called it an effort to bring uniformity and transparency to a haphazard, little-publicized service.
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The Consumer Brands Association (CBA) joined with 60 industry groups to send a letter on Thursday calling for uniformity and consistent policies.
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To be sure, there is some simplicity in limiting the number of jurisdictional tests: This is simplicity through uniformity in jurisdictional tests.
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However, there is also simplicity in limiting the scope of complex, unpredictable jurisdictional tests: This is simplicity through greater uniformity in outcomes.
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Nor, he said, has the DNC offered much leadership in fostering "uniformity around IT infrastructure," particularly at the state and local levels.
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I remember the redundancy of applying to college and then subsequently looking for jobs—there was this difficult quality of impersonal uniformity.
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We favor uniformity over creativity because the value of the URL doesn't come from its structure, but rather where the URL takes you.
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Trump proves the remarkable uniformity of the Democratic and Republican establishments every time both of those establishments decry him... which has been often.
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Despite the uniformity of concept, materials, colors, and drawing instrument, the paintings are never the same, and that is part of their meaning.
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The industry responded by establishing the TV Parental Guidelines along with a monitoring board to ensure accuracy, uniformity and consistency of the guidelines.
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The uniformity of design and ultra convenience of having all these services clustered gives the place the look of a Hollywood movie set.
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The government encouraged religious uniformity by creating a powerful agency, Diyanet, to oversee the mosques, which preached a single version of Sunni Islam.
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The board's near-uniformity of experience has led to a consensus of opinion that defers to Zuckerberg on all matters, Grant told CNBC.
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"Even when produced outside the U.S., there is a necessary uniformity to the creativity," he said Monday at a conference in Tallinn, Estonia.
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But the uniformity of the response was really striking, and points to what looks like, from actual data, a real problem for Trump.
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The uniformity camouflages those who participate in illegal acts like property damage, refusing police orders or physical assault against white supremacists or Nazis.
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So to demonstrate strength and uniformity before the high-profile meeting, Beijing is expected to prioritize steady economic growth and orderly societal conduct.
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Surveying almost 6,500 American campgrounds through their online reservation sites, Martin Hogue mapped the small differences and mass uniformity of this distinct landscape.
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Note the flow, the uniformity, the grace, the gentle slope from the kids' heights of short-to-tall, then back to short again.
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Long before Instagram or the term "selfie" was a thing, I remember clicking through MySpace photos and marveling at the uniformity of profile pics.
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As the industry standard for APIs shifts from creativity to uniformity, for example via RAML's reusable patterns, the copyright question around APIs will disappear.
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However, the impact of shale is hard to accurately predict given the lack of uniformity in the product says S&P Global Platt's Ernsberger.
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A wave of sensory stimuli surged out amid the egg carton uniformity of the mini-con complex, surprising Jean with the urge to flee.
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Jojo weaves through throngs of New York's outcasts, hippies, and businesspeople, who walk through Midtown in robotic uniformity (with a small tap dance break).
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" Another mortgage company told HUD that the revised rule would provide "clarity and uniformity for those who seek to comply with their legal responsibilities.
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This increasing uniformity will also contribute to the formation of more powerful, synergistic social networks whose purpose goes beyond finding and connecting with friends.
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The Republican governor said the new law will promote "uniformity, clarity and transparency" by establishing clear standards and procedures for releasing law enforcement recordings.
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While uniformity throughout the courts will be helpful for identifying infringement, the strength of the law will likely be debated for years to come.
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Created with what appear to be recycled materials, each billboard has an aesthetic uniformity, ebbing from one shade of green or red to another.
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In order to enable health plans to offer value-based benefits to beneficiaries in Medicare Advantage, there needs to be clarification of uniformity requirements.
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"There are things that are happening at traditional lodging companies that are accelerating related to Airbnb, and that is less uniformity," Mr. Hanson said.
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In fact, all versions of the iPhone 11 have a camera box bump on the rear, for the sake, one imagines, of aesthetic uniformity.
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Even before Trump's election, there was welling discussion about the ideological uniformity of many colleges, where the left holds bold and sometimes imperious sway.
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The changes don't always make sense, but the allure of Glover's cultural project has always been its frame: The questions within have no uniformity.
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The players do their own thing as music blasts, working on footwork and Pilates and dekes and shots — in sync, but not in uniformity.
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The small stuff—style, scale, façade, signs of life, the richness of decorative detail, variety rather than uniformity, the encrustations of ornament—counts big.
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"I think especially after California, the tech companies are going to want some uniformity and it should be sooner rather than later," Blumenthal said.
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The Congenital Heart Surgery Public Reporting system is one way for patients to identify centers by rating, but more transparency and uniformity is needed.
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In contrast to the uniformity of the format and quality of the cases themselves, these notes are extremely diverse in their approaches and usefulness.
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Since partition in 1947, its identity as a secular and inclusive country has made an inspiring contrast to the enforced uniformity of all-Muslim Pakistan.
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And, to be fair, there are some kinds of gun regulation, including background checks and manufacturing requirements, that depend on a degree of national uniformity.
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As it is, BEN-the-brand's "all is art" notion seems less interested in finding infinite diversity within art than in sustaining a total uniformity.
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Alabama legislators have justified their vote to preempt local minimum wages by saying that statewide uniformity regarding wage policy is more important than local democracy.
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Based on what the good people at AVSForum have to say, TCL still seems to struggle with uniformity, banding, and stuck pixels on some panels.
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The state-appointed members of the Uniform Law Commission (ULC) aim to promote uniformity by proposing model legislation for consideration by legislatures across the country.
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Uniformity is cheaper than variety; governments want to inculcate a shared understanding of history and citizenship; and equality of opportunity mandates equal treatment for all.
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If approved, the available Hieroglyphs will provide greater access and global uniformity for Egyptologists, covering a much longer period of Hieroglyphic usage than ever before.
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The Johnson Reed Act of 1924 solidified America's return to nativism during the turn of the 20th century, and was aimed at preserving racial uniformity.
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It does not require uniformity of belief, race, or even personal behavior, but insists on a minimal standard of treating others well and following law.
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Gallagher also undermines the seeming uniformity of color with a series of long, flowing drips roughly from the middle to the bottom of the image.
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The result is an underfunded process reliant on old technology and a lack of uniformity in a world of growing technical complexity and thus, vulnerability.
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That shift furthers the idea of a strong central government requiring uniformity in all states instead of recognizing the uniqueness of each individual state's laws.
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To achieve that uniformity, at a congressional hearing, witnesses from the automotive and tech industries called for federal government preemption of state autonomous vehicle laws.
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As a matter of constitutional law, any other stateside municipal bond which hypothetically enjoyed a federal tax exemption would run afoul of the Uniformity Clause.
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Spat out with rivet-gun speed and uniformity, Chuck Berry licks sound mass-produced, as if they were turned out on a Detroit assembly line.
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Many of these monsters had rarely or never been illustrated before, so these drawings provided visual uniformity and a thematic baseline for the shared universe.
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Just as tie-dye provided an escape from uniformity in the '60s, Allegra's artisanal ethos is the opposite of designing clothing for fast, mass consumption.
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Then again, these same studios — with their sequels and superheroes — are busily doing their part to turn American cinema into a gushing stream of uniformity.
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Yet those original character actors offered a brief respite from the uniformity of Hollywood's dream machine — they supported the stars, helped them tell their stories.
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The uniformity of the world he was growing up in was striking, like the endless plains of drilling rigs in an East Texas oil field.
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Van Harpen sees too much uniformity of style, not enough skill at net or use of spin, and too many weak serves and predictable patterns.
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But Judge Watson relied on a 2015 appeals court ruling blocking Mr. Obama's immigration program that said such nationwide injunctions were required to ensure uniformity.
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But to the meteorological society, the fact that these and many other questions are unresolved does not prevent them from insisting on uniformity of opinion.
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Conservatives argue that this is the wrong way to go about health reform: by requiring so much uniformity in the market, it could stifle innovation.
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This would allow the distant edges of the universe to remain "connected" as the universe expanded and would account for the observed uniformity in the CMB.
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It moved us away from a riot of color to uniformity and it made manufacturers work harder on the little things instead of shipping and forgetting.
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There have been improved measurements of this non-uniformity, with the most recent satellite (called Planck) publishing its measurements in the early part of this decade.
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Quickly, there's a uniformity to it—everyone posts one song, something that we think might speak to the loss in some concise but grand poetic manner.
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Well, Prisma isn't doing anything to change the simplicity of its predecessors, however it's gone a long way toward eradicating the issue of predictability and uniformity.
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Mr. Douthat seems to embrace a stricter set of guidelines and rules in Catholicism, so a concern about the loss of tradition and uniformity is understandable.
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Chains like Knight Ridder and McClatchy and Scripps took over the smaller markets, pushing out the other voices and imposing a wide-gauge, politically neutral uniformity.
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Studies by anti-FGM groups and anecdotal information from Bohra women who have detailed their experiences suggest there is little uniformity in how girls are cut.
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The Biotechnology Food Labeling and Uniformity Act unveiled Wednesday would require manufacturers to disclose the presence of genetically modified organisms on a product's Nutrition Fact Panel.
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The latest documents include new details of Bin Laden's apparent struggle to impose bureaucratic uniformity across his terrorist network, including an educational syllabus for new fighters.
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This won't happen with commercial varieties which are selected for their agricultural uniformity and picked under-ripe to maximize economy and efficiency of the supply chain.
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Many celebrate quirkiness versus uniformity, and their ability to draw crowds is particularly appealing to landlords battling the growth of e-commerce and changing shopping habits.
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Over this suffocating uniformity, the tree looms like a totem of spiritual rebellion, its spreading branches as threatening to the social order as Inga's unfettered cruelty.
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" It added that without the legislation she plans to introduce, it's "more difficult to track acts of domestic terror and reduces uniformity in charging and sentencing.
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It's not dissimilar, said Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, a Democrat of New York, to how campuses have handled their response to cases of sexual assault: with little uniformity.
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The team claims their technique overcomes a raft of problems which have stymied graphene developments to date, such as poor uniformity, reproducibility, limited size and material contamination.
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The typology of the hotel room is one of anonymity, a uniformity that gives all of these places a sense of untouchable stillness in their temporary comforts.
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With every project I undertake, there is a strong connection with the past but also a disregard of the dogmas, the stereotypes and the uniformity of today.
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He works for a God he imagines looks a lot like him, and for a country of Cadillacs and jetpacks and chipper nuclear families and racial uniformity.
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"The settlement acknowledges as much when it says that uniformity in bread length is impossible due to the natural variability of the bread-baking process," Sykes wrote.
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"He will continue to look for bipartisan support for this uniformity as well as tightening age-verification for internet sales," said Brian Rell, Aderholt's chief of staff.
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The blanket uniformity of the monochrome canvas seemed to him oddly very capitalist; Fontana would never be so eager to relinquish evidence of his own artistic intervention.
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Instead it's offering an 'affordable' option that's similar in philosophy to the iPhone 27's role last year but with some additional benefits in terms of uniformity.
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Advocacy technology and the constituent communications process need a renaissance of the process in Congress and the advocacy community and move towards standards operating procedures and uniformity.
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That uniformity, however, made it easier to market these movies to a global audience, so even the weakest entry in an established series could gross astronomical sums.
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It is less clear that uniformity must come at the price of secrecy, particularly when the justification for secrecy is the protection of a private company's profits.
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Despite intense criticism and self-admitted mistakes, the NFL forged on, trying to improve both on the investigative side and on the uniformity in discipline handed down.
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In sound, Dreadlocks and Gunshots lacks any true uniformity, which works in the favor of both artists, who tend to rap over a range of production styles.
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According to ICANN, the reason the organization is seeking to renew registry contracts without price caps is to bring uniformity to its deals for both legacy TLDs, like .
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The discussion has aired demands for national laws that would provide uniformity, including regulations on the transport of guns from state to state, as with the Reinking case.
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In the mid '70s, the agency's nine subdivisions operated independently of one another, and their printed materials—brochures, letterheads, reports, and the like—lacked a sense of uniformity.
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Within the VA, and particularly throughout its widely diverse medical centers across the country, uniformity of messaging is critical to creating clear boundaries and guidelines for acceptable behavior.
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But on the other hand... you have to look at the anti-corruption campaign as sitting on a much larger political movement that is dedicated to ideological uniformity.
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On the back, the uniformity of the shiny Gorilla Glass 5 surface is only broken by two, symmetrically placed rear cameras, the flash and an unobtrusive fingerprint sensor.
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If the "Civil Rights Uniformity Act" were to pass, advocates say it would have disastrous consequences for the transgender, gender nonconforming, and intersex populations at the federal level.
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It is especially problematic "for someone from outside America that isn't used to the TSA and how there's no uniformity in how they treat passengers," Mr Koch says.
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Although each of these science-fiction mini-movies has a different writer-director team, and they all take place in different realities, there's some uniformity to the presentation.
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"Untitled I" (1993), which zooms in on a patch of grey carpet, encourages that same feeling of awe, its wash of steady colour oddly impressive in its uniformity.
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Evans' Street Arrows polaroids (1973-74), one of his last series before his death in 1975, forces us to reconsider the banal uniformity of these turn-lane arrows.
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North Carolina is considering removing the last Saturday of early voting under a proposal that lawmakers say will bring uniformity to voting schedules across the state's 22019 counties.
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Elaine's Coffee Call: With its funky interior and mellow vibe, Elaine's offers a nice alternative to the casual uniformity that plagues many of today's more corporate coffee houses.
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"The Navy redesigned several uniform elements for Sailors that improve uniformity across the force as well as improve the function and fit of their uniforms," the release says.
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Some students and alumni have spoken out against allowing an exception to be made at a school that places great importance on uniformity and discipline, the Post reported.
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"Right now, there is a lack of uniformity when it comes to how, when, and where the federal government deploys facial recognition technology," Coons said in a statement.
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In other words, perfection is not the name of the game here, so if you are someone who loves uniformity and control, this is probably not your jam.
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As President Xi comes to grasp the many challenges that China will face in the next five years, uniformity of thought and action will be foremost among them.
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The APRA Foundation Berlin Multi-Disciplinary Fellowship tries to give some of that back, by promoting multidisciplinarity as a counterbalance to socially imposed uniformity and unidimensional creative development.
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Context: Efforts to clamp down on religious groups have intensified under President Xi Jinping, reflecting his vision of restoring China's glorious past and implementing cultural and ideological uniformity.
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"We are presented with a situation where a state court with the power to assure uniformity has ordered a statewide recount with minimal procedural safeguards," the opinion said.
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In 2013, the Government Accountability Office discovered a lack of uniformity in how states price coal, and many impoverished communities were on the losing end of the transaction.
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Chefs who try to stand out in Washington's crowded restaurant scene with creative menus tend not to lean into fund-raisers, in which uniformity is a perceived virtue.
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Mr. Ryan's insistence on uniformity means that the A.H.C.A. doesn't provide enough financial aid to people who most need the help: the near-elderly and the working poor.
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The lack of phenotypical uniformity that many people expect to be clearly visible led to stares, whispers and uncomfortable questions, including one about whether her son was adopted.
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Washington needs to remind the Kremlin that the West possesses much stronger social and national bonds than Russia because they are based on democratic choice not enforced uniformity.
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While a need for transparency, uniformity and accountability has driven calls for reform today, we must do more than just articulate these concepts for meaningful change to occur.
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The players' association, seeking uniformity in clubhouse protocols — as well as safeguards against management intrusion into the clubhouse space — has raised the issues in collective bargaining, sources said.
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"It was perhaps unrealistic to expect a single big bang reform that imposed, overnight, a complete uniformity of capital adequacy calculation on a patchwork of national regimes," Bulley said.
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We want to see some uniformity to the application of the environmental clearances that are necessary to be able to build something on the land that was previously federal.
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There is a constant tension between the individual boards and the uniformity of their appearance – which echoes the individualized stars in the canton of Jasper Johns' "Flag" (1954-55).
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While the Constitution might command uniformity in the national legislature, experience from the founding era shows that states enjoy wide latitude when choosing their electors for the chief executive.
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A contract based on a live animal will also be challenging in a market where small-scale farming still dominates, leading to little uniformity of breeds or farming practices.
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"This legislation fulfills our commitment to protect our law enforcement and gain public trust by promoting uniformity, clarity and transparency," Mr. McCrory said on the day of the signing.
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Given the lack of uniformity, consumers do not have a set-in-stone rule, so to speak, to go on when viewing red carpet coverage or viewing subsequent coverage.
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But the uniformity of the skin color palette also suggests a missed opportunity to explore why some bodies are more likely to benefit, physically and financially, from these innovations.
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The uniformity could assuage those who liken hemp to its federally illicit cousin and have either steered away from working with hemp businesses or tried to ban hemp products.
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Of course, truth in advertising is more often than not relative, as the music of Pure Moods possesses little in calm-inducing uniformity when it comes to vibe curation.
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Using Xbox Live does guarantee a uniformity of experience across platforms (in terms of services like chat and parental controls), but it also hooks more people into Microsoft's online service.
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The uniformity of certain crops to speed up growth has a drawback: everything with the same genetic blueprint is equally vulnerable to the same diseases or changes in the weather.
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Chris Verrone, analyst at Strategas Research Partners, said despite the bounce, he is still reluctant to endorse the biotech sector, because he hasn't seen the uniformity of prior biotech rallies.
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Nonetheless, calculating the precise connection between sea level rise and storm surge involves some very tricky number-crunching, since there's no uniformity to the location and intensity of these surges.
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Many Cubans feel their country has lost much of its culinary heritage due to food shortages resulting from central planning and financial restrictions, and uniformity in a state-run economy.
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The company is in talks with the EPA, which "is interested in achieving national uniformity with dicamba regulation in order to avoid a state patchwork," Monsanto spokeswoman Charla Lord said.
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That Wheaton couldn't make room for a scholar like Hawkins raises questions about what real diversity might look like in a setting where a certain uniformity of belief is essential.
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She has no interest in cultivars "bred for uniformity and performance," preferring plants with hardscrabble souls, capable of cruelty, such as the prickly species of greenbrier known to draw blood.
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Its skin will require nanotechnology to replicate the lifelike lack of uniformity of human flesh, and its eyes will require a different nanotechnology to simulate the wetness of our own.
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He's been far more successful than his predecessors in realizing the Communist Party's vision of ideological uniformity, rendering his administration as more than a straight-line continuation of past leaders.
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And the road that wants India to be dominated by one political and religious order, one majoritarian grip on all, making India a nation of stark uniformity, a Hindu rashtra.
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The lively reception area boasts a terrace with a beer garden, an electronic baby grand piano and vivid signs, all of which enlivens the distinctive uniformity of East German architecture.
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It's in our country's best interest to have a national standard that, done thoughtfully, benefits both consumers and businesses by providing transparency, uniformity and certainty without deterring innovation and competition.
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There also is no time limit for bathroom breaks — compared with the five minutes allowed for injury timeouts — because there is not uniformity in how far courts are from bathrooms.
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Opponents of this request for uniformity, however, say that inconsistency between the documentation of different surveyors and places is unavoidable and shouldn't affect the sites being added to the registry.
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If the book's polemical overtones rankle at times, its conclusion—that religious coercion inevitably "produces a false uniformity that collapses as swiftly or slowly as social conditions permit"—is powerful.
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Until Dr. Wilkins laid out a modern curriculum for dental hygienists in 1959 in her textbook, "Clinical Practice of the Dental Hygienist," there was no uniformity in what was taught.
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Despite their uniformity, nails stood out with surprising effect for their matte, pastel pink shade, a youthful nod, perhaps, to Sunday school and St. Bartholomew's Church, where the show took place.
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"There are the 'Vienna codes,' the U.S. uses the 'design codes,' Australia uses keywords… this non-uniformity has caused a lot of problems for years," added Cameron Mitchell, the company's COO.
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"We want to see some uniformity to the application of the environmental clearances that are necessary to be able to build something on the land that was previously federal," he said.
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Despite the best efforts of JAX and its ilk, the world's lab mice are both mimicking the biology of sick humans with insufficient fidelity and responding to experiments with insufficient uniformity.
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The bonnet's wings can help protect protestors' identities, and the uniformity of the costumes helps the group present a unified image — including for male allies who wear the costume to participate.
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My unit exhibited good uniformity across the screen, and got plenty bright when watching HDR movies like Wonder Woman and Planet Earth II. Gaming on this TV is also a delight.
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And this week the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) released its guidelines for autonomous vehicles in the hope that all states will adopt them as a model, resulting in uniformity.
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Kent Scheidegger, a California-based attorney and legal director of the Criminal Justice Legal Foundation, told me that he thinks it's important to avoid a "uniformity of viewpoint" on the commission.
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These are good, brilliant, connected people—but the uniformity of it, how it integrates so smoothly into the language, like part of a shared shorthand, marks it beyond the individual usage.
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"And in that one idyllic, uniformity of love that we all experience, hopefully we can find a little bit more than we have in common with each other through this show."
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One issue that has stalled negotiations is the desire by some senators to include provisions providing uniformity across the country when it comes to meal and rest breaks for truck drivers.
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"It has the right sensitivity, resolution and uniformity to answer key questions about coral reef conditions," Dr. Gierach said, speaking from Cairns, a reef tourism hub in the state of Queensland.
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And because the retail world has a "follow-the-leader" mentality when it comes to Amazon, this has been widely replicated, leading to a high degree of uniformity across the country.
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The strength of black intellectual traditions rests not on their ideological uniformity, but on their diverse resiliency that allows the panoramic expression of black thought to be utilized by new generations.
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"This change is the first step in a multi-phased process that will streamline and consolidate the Navy's uniform requirements, and ultimately improve uniformity across the force," the press statement said.
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Yet May chastised the EU for "bending towards uniformity" and implored it to "respect" diversity—a bold rhetorical move for someone who, as home secretary, fostered a "hostile environment" for migrants.
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She was uncommonly disciplined and instituted rules that emphasized teamwork and uniformity: Every week, the children broke into groups and tidied the studio, gamely scrubbing mirrors and taking out the trash.
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For over a century, they have been monochrome, with clean white lines delineating precisely measured boxes; the uniformity of each court is essential to facilitating the creativity that happens on it.
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Nearly all the town's buildings are whitewashed and take on a chalky bluish color in the late afternoon — the uniformity creates a delicate simplicity (and provides for some wonderful photo opportunities).
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At L'Oréal, uniformity is precisely what we want to avoid, we value differences, and we aim at creating the most inclusive environment to make the best out of our diverse teams.
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All around the NFL on Sunday, however, the responses to Trump's stance came in rapid succession and surprising uniformity – and put teams that are usually rivals squarely in the same camp.
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" For Alexander Hamilton, "the safety of a republic depends essentially on the energy of a common national sentiment; on a uniformity of principles and habits … and on the love of country.
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As Ailes' victims flash across the screen in "Bombshell" — all thin, white, polished beauties — their images are meant to stir sympathy and moral outrage, but they also project an unsettling uniformity.
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Speaking on the sidelines of an event in Mexico City, Guajardo said he had spoken with several Trump's advisors and had not found any uniformity in their backing of the border tax.
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And because there isn't widespread agreement about how much a domestic worker ought to be paid, some employers exploit the lack of uniformity by illegally failing to provide the federal minimum wage.
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Zhang's childhood was one of dull uniformity and hardship: As a young girl she and her mother were sent to the countryside to work, while her father and brother remained in Beijing.
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It may be suggested that Johnson, a "one nation" conservative, and the "America First" Trump form their own G-2 in opposition to the centralist "one world" uniformity of the G-20.
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In the years following the 2628 revolution in Iran, hundreds of students and faculty were killed, victims of a brutal campaign to silence dissent, stifle academic freedom and impose uniformity of thought.
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"This change is the first step in a multi-phased process that will streamline and consolidate the Navy's uniform requirements, and ultimately improve uniformity across the force," according to a press statement.
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In a country that allows and often encourages the states to adopt different policies on many of our most important public issues — education, for example — is uniformity essential on this particular issue?
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As diverse as the architecture is, there's a consistency, thanks in part to the city's original grid layout of 50- by 120-foot lots and the general uniformity of the buildings' scale.
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Convex castings of earrings push through the cast-relief plane to disrupt the uniformity of concave works, arrangements become loose scatterings, until, finally, the slangy clusters of chickenheads and gold fronts emerge.
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He often was criticized for being overly cautious when he would close a track in anticipation of weather that might damage the uniformity of its surface, which is essential for horse safety.
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The U.S. Trade Representative's office has noted that ISDS mechanisms help resolve investment conflicts without creating state-to-state conflict, allow for uniformity of treatment and preservation of the rule of law.
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By only allowing their sycophants to add replies below their posts, anyone reading along will be exposed to a uniformity of opinion that clashes with Twitter's position as a marketplace of ideas.
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In order to achieve that uniformity, people are being vilified, pictures and Tweets deleted, novels withdrawn, films reshot with different actors, projects abandoned, works removed from museums, hosts disqualified and so on.
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There is no denying, Mr. Alonzo said, that the spread of roundabouts has given France's roadways an air of visual uniformity, creating traffic features that look similar no matter where you are.
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Backlights can lead to milky black levels, uniformity issues, and blooming where certain parts of the screen appear brighter than others or washed out, especially when watching movies in a dark room.
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It has strict regulations enforcing the uniformity of homes (no second stories, no bright colors, no modern flourishes) as well as the people living in them (no families with children, except to visit).
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" Meanwhile, the Alliance Defending Freedom — a Christian group behind lawsuits to allow firing of transgender workers — also flipped the script, saying the Equality Act "victimizes women and empowers the government to coerce uniformity.
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Though many of Topshop's most popular items tend to go viral (and sell out quickly), this show was about avoiding uniformity and instead mixing and matching items to suit your personality and preferences.
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With almost 100 percent uniformity, they have opposed Trump's candidacy, warned of the most dire consequences if he wins, and used shaming tactics against his supporters or would-be supporters at every turn.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Flexible and folding formats framed the future of smartphones this week as manufacturers focused on new forms in an effort to jolt the market out of uniformity and re-invigorate sales.
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The command staff usually doesn't bother as long as it isn't (too) profane and it typically follows the guideline of the first letter being the same as your company/battery/squadron for uniformity.
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The uniformity isn't expressed the way that you might see in one of those breathless, campus-PC-run-amok takes that now keep the likes of David Brooks and Andrew Sullivan counting placards.
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Uniformity does not exist from office to office on how they process constituent communication and some congressional offices are now shutting their doors to constituent messages sent by third-party technology software companies.
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For more mature minds, if such there be, this production has the virtues of uniformity of style, which is less common in Beckett interpretations than it should be, and gleaming clarity of expression.
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"The whole idea of uniformity and adopting a uniform for yourself, it keeps things very simple," said the fashion designer Thom Browne, who wears one of his signature "shrunken" gray suits every day.
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So I asked Dr. Silk directly: How would he account for all the "fine-tuned" features, like the extreme flatness and uniformity of the universe, that the standard inflation recipe so neatly explains.
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For example, the generous provisions encourage retention, which allows the members of the corps de ballet, or ensemble, to develop unparalleled uniformity of movement, down to the angles of their wrists and fingers.
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In fact, 10 percent of ChargePoint's operating expenses go toward lobbying and policy work in the U.S. "The U.S. should be a little embarrassed that we don't have that uniformity," Romano told Recode.
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In "Anarchy Means I Litter," he fought against the uniformity of punk and the old gutterpunk trope which dictates that being punk is nothing more than throwing empty Olde English bottles on the ground.
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Nathan said the city had a rational basis to treat yellow cabs differently, citing needs to promote safety, convenience and fare uniformity given that only those cabs could pick up passengers off the street.
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If the uniformity the sports games of old can be construed as a vision of the league where the individual is sublimated into the team, then personality, by its very nature breaks that mold.
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Elias has argued that Florida's signature-matching process put an undue onus on the "untrained opinions" of poll workers, which led to a "complete lack of uniformity" in how the ballots were being judged.
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So Mr. Myhrvold is puzzled by the uniformity of bakeries and bread aisles, and the persistence of what he calls "an ethos of primitivism," or a resistance to innovation, among so many contemporary bakers.
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Car companies have to choose and develop the right materials and components, maintain their uniformity and integrity throughout that supply chain, and ensure that they operate reliably in almost every imaginable condition on Earth.
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This uniformity helps explain one of the mysteries of American politics — given that the Republican economic agenda is unpopular and the country has swung left on social issues, why can't Democrats win more elections?
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Behind every Cinnabon Classic Roll is an office of people dedicated to preserving its legal status, ingredient consistency, financial viability, informative yet friendly online presence, uniformity of storefront appearance, marketing power and cultural legacy.
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Cretton's hiring also shows that Marvel is starting to respond to the criticism about the uniformity of the teams on its first 20 films, largely directed by white men and focusing on white male characters.
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At first blush, The Chief resists any attempt at pegging a sonic uniformity to its framework—an inherent risk taken in an era of music consumption that, especially critically, favors narrative structure above all else.
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In contrast, this kind of horror figure could not be more different from 1956's Invasion of the Body Snatchers, which was the product of a society consumed with fear of uniformity and communist takeover.
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It was yet another sign that, even as N.B.A. players have set a new standard for showing off their individuality on the court, the N.F.L. and other men's professional leagues maintain their embrace of uniformity.
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When presented with the uniformity of opinion across US intelligence and law enforcement communities regarding Russian efforts to influence the 2016 election, Paul said the focus should not be on Trump, but on election security.
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But Father Cardenal's critics said the ministry was imposing ideological uniformity by pressuring new writers to produce propaganda, particularly during the Sandinistas' long guerrilla war against an American-backed counterrevolutionary force known as the contras.
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Ernie ButtonThere are some practical applications for this work, namely improving the uniformity of coatings in various industrial applications—like 3D printers, which use a technique called liquid deposition to buildup layers upon layers during printing.
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GW Pharmaceuticals grows its own supply of cannabis in specialized glass houses in the United Kingdom to ensure uniformity in the genetic composition of the plants, which are then processed into a liquid solution of CBD.
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As secretary of state, Jefferson wouldn't submit a plan for such uniformity until later in 1790, and the Coinage Act establishing official currency wouldn't be signed until 1792, so those were important issues at the time.
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The bill would amend the federal Lanham Act to provide that companies such as franchisors that license their trademarks do not create a "joint employment" relationship when they take steps to ensure brand uniformity and quality.
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Nuns dress and live in a community of uniformity, but each nun is an individual woman, with separate emotions and personalities and experiences, all the more interesting to explore in the confined context of a convent.
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What's next: Many major online retailers are looking to Congress to clarify the ruling with a framework to defend small businesses and provide uniformity and consistency, said Eric Fader, a managing director in BDO's SALT practice.
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In preparation for an upcoming show at Halsey McKay gallery in East Hampton, she is currently at work revising several paintings with color profiles that she calls "whack" for their uniformity and lack of contrasting hues.
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GW Pharma grows its own supply of cannabis in specialized glass houses in the United Kingdom to ensure uniformity in the genetic composition of the plants, which are then processed into a liquid solution of CBD.
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As the American population and economy grows, it needs a Supreme Court that hears more cases and resolves more splits among lower courts, rather than less in order to ensure greater national uniformity and certainty of law.
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"What we want to see is uniformity in terms of a national price, also that we're doing it in a thoughtful way, and provinces and territories need to decide what they're doing with the revenues," she said.
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And though the race of both the villain and the victim of the rape have changed over time and have been dependent on the politics and era of the author, there has also been a strange uniformity.
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The new initiative will essentially funnel big brands and independent sellers alike through the same back-end system in a supposed effort to improve the uniformity of the shopping experience across Amazon on the public-facing side.
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Nobody ever doubted her songwriting chops, but until Golden Hour, there had been the suspicion that Musgraves was being constrained either by herself or by the country music machine, which demands dull uniformity from women in particular.
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It's rare to see ARM, Intel, and AMD overlap their announcements quite so neatly as they have this week, though the coincidence of their timing shouldn't be misconstrued as uniformity in the new stuff they have to offer.
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While a traditional rock climbing rack can be a dazzling, diverse array of colorful hardware, there's a uniformity to ice climbing protection ("pro," the gear that is inserted into the face and is supposed to support a fall).
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When she arrived, the local affiliates that made up the Public Broadcasting Service were largely going their own way in programming; Ms. Aaron brought uniformity to the prime-time hours, as The New York Times noted in 1981.
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Baseball is proud of its leather and wood fetishes and is also quite proud that its uniformity over a long history makes it possible to legitimately compare players from different eras through the lens of its beloved statistics.
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In one common pattern, authoritarian rule evolves as a way for a majority or plurality group to hold power against the claims of diverse minorities, and to impose a kind of uniformity on weaker ethnic or religious groups.
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Although the guidelines were established to provide more uniformity and transparency in federal sentencing as part of an effort to treat similar defendants who commit similar crimes equally, the guidelines are only a starting point for judicial consideration.
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The idea that "unity is not uniformity" is an important one for the Women's March organization as it seeks to turn what was a spontaneous, grassroots, singular day of protest into a sustained movement of a vastly diverse coalition.
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Whereas the earlier paintings from the 22002s defined themselves through a geometry of simple shapes, the all-over uniformity in Martin's "Untitled" (212) — a 21979-by-272-inch oil-and-ink grid on paper — allowed something else to happen.
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Specifically, this provision would make adherence to public quality standards optional for all of lifesaving biologic products, including insulin, jeopardizing medicine uniformity and quality, which threatens patient safety for Americans with conditions as diverse as diabetes, hepatitis and hemophilia.
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The uniformity and seamlessness of user experience and the power of local political campaigns can lull us into a false sense that these platforms have the same interests everywhere, and that those interests are aligned with passengers and drivers.
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Nuns dress and live in a community of uniformity, but each nun is an individual with her own emotions and personality and experiences, which can be all the more interesting to explore in the confined context of a convent.
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In a few years, perhaps we'll laugh about all of this, wondering what we were so up in arms about, content with the uniformity and ability to charge from each and load up our desks with giant 5K monitors.
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"We've got more controls, we can govern the brand in a more prescriptive way and we can ensure that that uniformity of product quality and taste is delivered to all stores, but most importantly, the service proposition's on point."
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A closer look at one of his pictures reveals minuscule details that intrude on the uniformity of a building's facade: laundry dangling from a window, poles jutting over a ledge, a child's flower-shaped windmill spinning below a grate.
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Bidwell were about the validity of tariff barriers imposed on Puerto Rico imports contrary to Uniformity Clause, Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution, which requires that "all Duties, Imposts and Excises shall be uniform throughout the United States".
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Magic LeapI wouldn't exactly say there's uniformity in the design, but that's understandable because the Magic Leap One wants to handle everything from casual web browsing to 3D design to basic productivity to immersive gaming.
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At any of the stages, details like the protein content of the flour, water content in the butter, malleabilityof butter layers, elasticity of dough, uniformity in folding, atmospheric temperature and humidity levels and length of fermentation all impact the final result.
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But the draconian ballot access laws and the lack of uniformity operate cumulatively to haze challengers to the two-party system in state after state before they can even present themselves to the American public as an option on the ballot.
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In 1946, for instance, eight of the nine justices had not been sitting judges when they were appointed, Timothy P. O'Neill wrote in a 2007 article in The Oklahoma Law Review criticizing the current uniformity of the backgrounds on the court.
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There's something inherently comforting about participating in the rituals of a metal fest, from the aesthetic uniformity and climbing decibels to the simple, fleeting pleasure of assuming that everyone in your immediate vicinity shares at least one of your biggest interests.
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It's that use of the term "troll" when referring to contemporary 43chan users posits a false equivalency—and false uniformity—between those who were described as trolls in the past and those who are described as trolls in the present.
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Yet if light, the fastest "thing" in the universe, isn't able to travel from one side of the universe to the other over the course of the universe's entire existence, this uniformity that is observed in the CMB would be impossible.
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"You've got a market that's torn between two forces at the moment: they want risk appetite to improve, they want these markets to go up, but it's clear that there's not a uniformity of views across the market," Mellor said.
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The study focused on a group of patients who had suffered from concussions, and the researchers used imaging techniques to measure the uniformity of water movement (called fractional anisotropy, or FA), which can help predict the recovery from a concussion.
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The tubular chair, the glass-and-steel office tower, the clean uniformity of contemporary graphic design — so much of what we associate with the word "modernism" — has roots in a small German art school that existed for only 14 years.
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CMS is also proposing to change a rule within Medicare Advantage — known as the "uniformity rule" — to allow plans the ability to reduce cost sharing, offer specialized supplemental benefits and more affordable deductibles for beneficiaries that meet specific medical criteria.
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The art of pizza spinning, originating in ancient Naples, has four distinct phases that involve preparing the dough, rolling it into the pizza, and baking it in a wood-fired oven while rotating it at regular intervals to ensure uniformity.
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The department has called on other parts of the federal government — including the Departments of Education, Justice and Labor — to adopt the new definition, a measure of government uniformity that would make the courts more likely to recognize it as well.
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With its recent pricing announcements, Apple executives may have finally realized that what it takes to build an ecosystem (in this case, simplicity and uniformity) isn't necessarily the same as what it takes to help one evolve and flourish long-term.
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" May said the US has two options: Either leaders institute "greater uniformity and continuity across state lines with regard to testing capacity and physical-distancing enforcement," she said, "or we will get to the other side of this the hard way.
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There have been calls for uniformity and Federer says he likes the now defunct 'into infinity' system that produced the 70-68 fifth set between Nicolas Mahut and John Isner at Wimbledon in 2010, a match lasting more than 11 hours.
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While many owners and breeders of racehorses support the bill, a key industry group that represents trainers opposes the proposed regulatory body on the grounds that it will be counterproductive to valid drug research while ignoring state-level progress towards uniformity.
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Even noticing the relative diversity of blockbuster casts (in the Marvel Universe movies, or the "Star Trek" and "Star Wars" franchises) means accepting the previous state of uniformity as the norm, the rule to which everything else is an exception.
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The lack of uniformity presents an ongoing challenge to policymakers at the European Central Bank (ECB), with Weber saying that the institution will be compelled to continue providing support as there is no-one to take over from it in doing so.
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The legal basis for franchising is grounded in the 1946 Lanham Act, which requires franchisors to police the use of their intellectual property licensed to third-party franchisees, since the trademark's value stems from its consistency and uniformity to the consuming public.
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As lawmakers pursue this initiative in the coming months, community banks encourage them to develop a system in which business ownership records are gathered when legal entities are formed — rather than by their bank — to improve uniformity, consistency and efficiency in the system.
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With Funk Wav, he's transitioned to a chrome-finished futuristic R&B sound that is as edgeless as the recent Twitter redesign, and while the album isn't bound together by a single bombastic personality like Khaled, the sonic uniformity has the same effect.
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Charli, therefore, has the clout to turn the wry self-awareness of the boldly-titled Pop 2 (the name itself suggests that she's shoving us into a new, convention-meddling stage of a genre plagued by accusations of uniformity) into an actual movement.
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After a presentation at the American Society of Hematology conference (ASH) in Atlanta, Spark's stock dropped 35 percent in a single day as investors worried about a lack of uniformity in the results, and were more encouraged by an update from BioMarin.
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Contrast this with the current jurisdictional quagmire that potential privacy legislation is confronting — namely, whether there needs to be federal preemption of state privacy enforcement to achieve a necessary level of uniformity that industry players say is a litmus test for their support.
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After that time, if such uniformity and reciprocity has not been achieved by a certain state, the CLAIM Act authorizes independent claims adjusters to apply to the National Association of Registered Agents and Brokers (NARAB) for a license under which to operate.
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Vandana Shiva, a prominent critic of GMOs and of golden rice in particular, argues that the Green Revolution (the push to increase farm yields in Asia and South America with modern seeds and chemicals) caused nutrient deficiencies by replacing dietary diversity with uniformity.
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That kind of uniformity and heft in small-dollar donations — typically defined as $200 or less — was missing on the Republican side, a costly shortcoming that the party is now confronting after losing 40 seats, and control of the House, to Democrats.
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"It's a dedication to uniformity and I'm a minimalist by heart, but a lot of it had to do with me wanting to have a uniform like the working class, like my mom and my grandmother," she said in a interview with the Huffington Post.
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On a more style-minded note, though, the evening's round-up of red carpet looks actually has us nostalgic for the uniformity of an all-black red carpet; there's something to be said for the creativity that can emerge from a restrictive dress code.
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The Army has granted a decorated officer, who is Sikh, permission to wear a religious beard and turban in uniform, ending a protracted battle that pitted individual religious freedom rights against what the military said was a need for uniformity and strict safety standards. Capt.
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It wasn't just that I could find some of the flavors I associated with my childhood there; it was also the fact that the uniformity of the stores, like most chains, made walking inside feel almost like stepping into a friend's familiar living room.
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The Federal Financial Institution Examination Council, an interagency body that includes five banking regulators and is charged with promoting uniformity in the supervision of financial institutions, is a good example of an entity that can play a role in pushing for consistent cybersecurity standards.
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Seen in this light, this second option is clearly the one that is more straightforward and administrable: Uniformity in outcomes is, at least in the context of jurisdictional questions, of greater value than is a uniform of jurisdictional test that produces unpredictable results when applied.
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The new measures at least begin to break the uniformity that Facebook gives to everything shared on its platform—an issue that, while creating a consistent visual appearance, also adds legitimacy to fake news stories by making them look nearly identical to real ones in the newsfeed.
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It's likely less feasible for brands like Adidas to be able to count on a relative uniformity in customer taste, thanks to the decline of centralized media like TV. Robot workforces might be the answer, giving them the flexibility to offer variety while maintaining high volume output.
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Especially when it comes to suits involving visual impairments, the uniformity of the complaints seems to suggest that attorneys are "shopping" for sites to target by using tools ironically designed to help developers screen their work for accessibility so they can build better websites, like WebAIM's WAVE.
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While the original announcement and this newest release stress the reason for the "Dixie cup" change as increased uniformity, the move could also be seen as reflective of a more inclusive, unbiased military — one that might be easing away from differentiating across gender, religious or sexuality lines.
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These measures, in turn, are correlated with other indicators of compliance with norms and tolerance for deviance from other databases, such as measures of monitoring (using the number of police per capita), openness of the media, sexual permissiveness, and even the uniformity of clocks in city streets.
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With regards to the motives behind making the film (as a protest against censorship and fees for classification), the BBFC was set up in 1912 by the film industry itself, as an independent body to bring a degree of uniformity to the classification of film nationally.
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"As a visible minority born in Toronto who grew up a lifelong Habs fan, P.K. Subban was more than just a hockey player to me—he was a symbol of progress and hope in a sport that often prefers uniformity in all facets," he told VICE Sports.
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This evidence raises concerns about the potential for inadequate UVA protection in marketed sunscreen products — particularly in high SPF sunscreen products that either do not pass the current broad spectrum test or (though they pass our current broad spectrum test) have inadequate uniformity in their UVA protection.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) would establish some uniformity throughout the U.S. Read more here.
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Luckily, Savile's painstaking attention to detail certainly shows on the mix; with a refreshing disregard for genre uniformity, he's woven a timeline of musical discoveries from different eras of his musical life, ranging from his formative teenage years to his days as an experienced DJ and producer.
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The ants' unusual mix of genetic uniformity and wildly protean conduct offers a powerful tool for cracking the old nature-versus-nurture conundrum, and the Kronauer researchers have been mapping out the interplay between genes and environmental cues in shaping essential behaviors like reproduction and sociality.
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And that 100-percent uniformity was confirmed recently when top leaders of the GOP establishment finally abandoned Trump in response to the 11-year-old "Access Hollywood" tape that just so happened to be leaked ahead of a massive Wikileaks dump filled with embarrassing facts about Hillary Clinton.
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" Havens stressed that while he doesn't want to encroach on personal choice, he believes there should be a "set of policies and standards that can allow a person an individual decision, but there's a uniformity and kind of a legality about it so that it's not just random.
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Among Bohras (both in support of and against khatna), other practicing communities, and U.S. medical professionals, the lack of uniformity in the way women are cut has been used to justify both the complete ban on all genital cutting practices as well as the medicalization of less severe procedures.
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Yet in a city where architectural beauty and uniformity have rendered a catalog of doubtful or disgraceful modern additions — the intrusive Tour Montparnasse skyscraper, the formless Bastille opera house, or the frigid La Défense business district — the gently swerving La Canopée appeared at least to be finding muted favor.
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This is my first visit since 2001, when I wandered around the bustling old souks, which date from medieval times; visited the ancient citadel that towers at Aleppo's heart; and admired the gleaming uniformity of cream-colored stone-clad buildings in the wealthier districts that turn pink at sunset.
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For Kossinna, a given material culture — a uniformity in pottery style, say — was the index of a coherent people, and it was the destiny of the Germans, greater than even that of the Romans, to extend their superior Aryan culture from their homeland to the ends of the earth.
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By this midpoint in the exhibition, the viewer is beginning to get a grasp on the uniformity of the female nude: breasts are gravity-defying hemispheres, hips and belly are fleshy, with just the right amount of swell to the stomach and thighs to subtly define the pubic triangle.
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Though there's little uniformity in the industry when it comes to wages, paid time off, and even the type of work that is required of domestic workers, Barrett says that Aberman pays her and her colleagues a good wage and has realistic expectations for what can be accomplished in a shift.
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While the FDA does regulate what can be called Parmesan or Romano in this country, the standards—which were put in place to guarantee a modicum of industry uniformity back in the 1950s—failed to enact any sort of appellation designation like Champagne has in France or beer has in Germany.
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If uniformity was the object of ''power dressing,'' the prototype was Katharine Hepburn: a woman for whom pockets seemed invented; who embodied the whole idea of a tall order; whose tomboy élan and gun-moll humor, in combination with a number of custom suits, made her the ultimate midcentury working girl.
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I guess the question then is will it make it easier for them to grow as they become more mainstream and make it easier for people to flirt with the ideas, or do these wayward youths looking for direction see the lack of cohesion and uniformity as a turn off?
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There are no easy answers to those questions, perhaps because the answers aren't really needed at all: indeed, The Chief does possess a sort of uniformity in its intent, a concept record in that its concept is anchored around relaying the details and emotional complexities of his life to date.
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I wanted to get lost in mazes of neon alleyways; study each holographic giant hulking between buildings; smoke a cigarette in the Yakuza-owned nightclub where each character had some uniquely gruesome cybernetic enhancement; and climb the stairs of the massive, decrepit housing complexes that are frightening in their uniformity.
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Congress' discretionary treatment of Puerto Rico under the tax reform for the benefit of economic sectors other than the whole of the American citizens in Puerto Rico is, again, justified by the doctrine unincorporated territory which exempts Puerto Rico from the Uniformity Clause, Article I, Section 8, of the Constitution.
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Leggings also function differently for different age groups: for Gen Y, they tend to be lifestyle signifiers that have more to do with health and activity than, say, everyday workwear; for Gen Z-ers, who largely reject uniformity and traditional labels, they are simply a basic, the equivalent of jeans.
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" On Tuesday, Mr. Sanders said the uniformity of this message really stuck out to him: "There really is, I think, a deep-seated belief in Canada that health care is a right, and whether you're rich or whether you're poor or whether you're middle class, you are entitled to health care.
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From its inception in 2004, ACP has worked on the development of federal and state policies supporting the adjuster industry, ranging from adjuster licensing uniformity and reciprocity to eliminating burdensome state legislative or regulatory policies that would impede the prompt and equitable reimbursement of claims to Americans across the country.
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To lend their ragtag appearance some proper uniformity, his sister supposedly supplied each recruit with a chicken feather for his hat — a costume that Dr. Shuckburgh good-naturedly mocked in a mid-1750s ditty he was said to have written while stationed at Fort Crailo across the Hudson River from Albany.
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Rather than continuing the trope of all-over uniformity, Voisine emphasizes the differentiated states of materiality embodied by the five distinct "zips" that Barnett Newman used to section off the surface of "Vir Heroicus Sublimis" (1950–51), which is in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York.
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Deb FischerDebra (Deb) Strobel FischerThe 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal Landmark US-Russia arms control treaty poised for final blow GOP senator introduces bill banning 'addictive' social media features MORE (R-Neb.) to provide uniformity across the country when it comes to meal and rest breaks for truck drivers.
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The formal uniformity of the red and white color scheme, whose lush materiality is accentuated by the scrappy balls of oil stick skin accumulating at the edges of the sgraffitoed figures, coupled with the virtuosic displays of image-making, are thoroughly seductive, threatening to tip the political thrust into a stylish eyeful.
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In wabi sabi, fallen leaves may carry more meaning than those still on the tree; a ceramic bowl is more beautiful by its lack of uniformity; the composition of a painting or photo more deeply felt through its rejection of centering, the subject somewhere near the frame's edge, amid a field of blankness.
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I'm finally learning to appreciate you — for making me feel connected to my parents and my siblings in all our hair uniformity, for somehow surviving the chemical hell I put you through, and, most importantly, for making me feel proud and happy to be myself, rather than wanting to look like someone else.
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Instead he emphasized that talks are only at a discussion stage between EU states at this stage, and that the aim is to try to reach consensus — though he did also suggest the EC might be prepared to consider a majority opinion to make changes to the tax rules — "if we can't get uniformity".
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Entitled "Uniformity," it displays 20123 pieces from the museum's collection of (surprise) uniforms, divided into four categories — military, work, school, sports — as well as a select group of the fashion looks they influenced, like Geoffrey Beene's 1967 sequined football jersey gown and Rei Kawakubo's 1998 military vest and pleated skirt for Comme des Garçons.
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" William G. (Bill) Chrystal in "Alexander Hamilton and Immigration" quotes him on this issue, writing: "The safety of a republic depends essentially on the energy of a common national sentiment; on a uniformity of principles and habits; on the exemption of the citizens from foreign bias, and prejudice; and on that love of country.
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For the paint-hungry eye, "Democratic Beauty" and "The Remnant of Spirit" are the most satisfying works in the show, but the uniformity of their surfaces eliminate the discordant factor in the artist's discourse, which produces, if not a softening effect, then a very different viewing experience — a less fractious yet thoroughly recognizable Lasker.
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"What's notable is that in both of these studies, they started with nearly 10,000 studies, and in the sleep-disordered article, they were only able to use 11 studies, and in the tonsillitis article, they're only using seven studies, which really speaks to the lack of uniformity in our fields in really getting this data out," she said.
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In a lecture last month, a senior figure in the world of Orthodox Christian theology, Father John Behr, said that Christianity's situation in the West was now quite similar to what it was in 2nd century Rome: lacking any state authority to shore it up or enforce uniformity; facing persecution in certain places; and culturally and liturgically diverse.
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H.R. 2796, dubbed the "Civil Rights Uniformity Act of 2017," would prevent federal civil rights laws to "treat gender identity or transgender status as a protected class" unless explicitly stated as such, as well as require that the words "woman" and "man" written in law be referred to a person's sex assigned at birth and not their gender identity.
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The speech was at turns optimistic and businesslike ("Uniformity in the currency, weights, and measures of the United States is an object of great importance, and will, I am persuaded, be duly attended to"), but most of all it was mercifully short: According to CNN, at around 1,000 words, is thought to have been delivered in just ten minutes.
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In a not so veiled threat, Bishop did state in his letter to the oversight board that any certified fiscal plan should reflect the board as the sole representative of debtors (that is, the government of Puerto Rico), and that any attempt by the commonwealth to circumvent this uniformity of representation should be met with appropriate budget reductions.
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En banc reviews are extremely rare, and "are not favored and ordinarily will not be ordered except to secure or maintain uniformity of decisions among the panels of the Court, or to decide questions of exceptional importance," according to Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure 35(a), as cited in the DC Circuit's Handbook of Practice and Internal Procedures.
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But in spite of this all-seasons approach, there is a kind of uniformity to the imagery — the pictures with snow on the ground do little to capture the deep dreariness of a Michigan winter, and the book's subject matter almost entirely misses the explosion of planned and unplanned agriculture that breaks loose every spring and summer.
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The changes were needed to create uniformity, Mr. Peters said, and so that his agency could take a more systemic look at the Department of Education, the way it has focused on the city's Department of Correction and the New York City Housing Authority, where the investigation department has looked into on corruption, mismanagement and other problems.
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Before I opened Prune, I had a long 10 years as a cook in high-end catering, and one thing that dented my soul that entire time was the uniformity and conformity of the weddings; the way the party planner would sell the same wedding over and over, to the same couple, more or less, again and again.
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Mr. Wilders and other far-right leaders have successfully tapped in to a sense of lost identity across Europe that has been heightened by the arrival of waves of migrants, the effects of a globalized and digitized economy and perceptions that attempts are being made by institutions like the European Union to impose uniformity on diverse European cultures.
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Perhaps he failed to notice that by turning citizenship into a matter of which religion you happen to be born into, his government has undermined India's strongest claim to legitimate rule over the disputed territory: that at the time of Partition its people preferred India's broad secular democracy to the constricting Muslim uniformity of Kashmir's other claimant, Pakistan.■
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While the turnout will largely depend on the area — one New York City protest has more than 700 RSVPs, while most have just a handful — the groups are attempting to give the protests some uniformity by releasing a guide for local planners and asking organizers to "try to undertake the activities," like calling lawmakers and making short speeches about net neutrality.
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The most durable, said Mr. Leinberger of George Washington University, is Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, Mo. Most of the initial mixed-use developments, though, succumbed to the advent of suburban indoor shopping malls, starting in the mid-1950s, which were built along major boulevards, and elevated climate control, retail uniformity and acres of parking to top shopping priorities.
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In an essay published in October in PS: Political Science and Politics, "Authoritarian Voters and the Rise of Donald Trump," Matthew C. MacWilliams, a teaching associate at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, found that "Trump's rise is in part the result of authoritarian voters' response to his unvarnished, us-versus-them rhetoric" and that Uniformity and order are authoritarian watch words.
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