That winner must ask not what her charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent can do for her, but what she can do for her charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent.
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That uniqueness easily lends itself to lightsticks becoming collector's items.
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That uniqueness is probably the reason why other people stay.
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The uniqueness of the birth was not lost on Mendoza.
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A distinctly somber feeling of uniqueness I've grown to love.
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The uniqueness and cost of original art demands personal engagement.
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I'd argue not, because of the uniqueness of these assets.
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A policy dubbed "one country, two systems," enshrines this uniqueness.
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The conversation inevitably turned to the uniqueness of the island.
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Perceptual uniqueness is the real metric, and it's darn tough.
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In fact, if Sun and Moon has a flaw, it's that the game resembles tourism too much—it delights in the uniqueness of an exotic place, without understanding how that uniqueness came to be.
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They tell me to nurture my uniqueness, and to feel emotion.
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"It's part of what gives us personality, and uniqueness," Kim says.
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We're very confident in our voice and we're embracing our uniqueness.
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This enabled me to see the beauty in uniqueness and individuality.
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"Thank you for recognizing and honoring her uniqueness," one commenter wrote.
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Sure, people might praise this song for its weird, artistic uniqueness.
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I loved the uniqueness Coral and Mio brought to wedding photos.
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Instead, it traces the uniqueness of our ability to transmit culture.
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In the wider tennis community, the Hopman Cup's uniqueness is appreciated.
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Pros: Uniqueness, collectabilityCons: Spendy, and conversely, only two bottles per customer
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The uniqueness of each individual piece is so exciting to me.
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Hilary Swank: There was this uniqueness; I never read anything like it.
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But as I got older, I started appreciating and accepting my uniqueness.
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Kim added various payment preferences added to the uniqueness of southeast Asia.
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Some critics have tried to turn his uniqueness into a political liability.
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What makes the Big Apple so special is the uniqueness it attracts.
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Plus, seeing stars use Snapchat lenses and graphics gives it a uniqueness.
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None of which goes to discount the uniqueness of the president's role.
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Instead, we must respect the uniqueness of each woman's pregnancy and childbirth.
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But other experts are optimistic because of the uniqueness of the studies.
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"The uniqueness of its hangover is this hyper-concentrated headache," he says.
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Humanity -- and our uniqueness as individuals -- begins at day one, at fertilization.
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We'll never have the space of the — the magic of that uniqueness.
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"Ultimately, the uniqueness of the place is in its people," Santosh said.
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"We gained access, but lost some of our uniqueness," Mr. Fischer said.
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This Mustang's uniqueness makes it difficult to predict the ultimate selling price.
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"Love It or List It" was applauded for its authenticity and uniqueness.
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The paint splattering is also representative of this uniqueness in the creatures.
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In an image and manners-obsessed world, uniqueness is akin to being monstrous.
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Startups will be judged on the uniqueness of their underlying machine learning implementation.
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" She considers Delphine Manivet and Christos Costarellos favorites "for their uniqueness and beauty.
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Santorum's challenges in the presidential race underscore the uniqueness of the 2016 cycle.
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The students really enjoy the uniqueness of having a therapy rat on campus.
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"There is a stabilization effect by virtue of last year's uniqueness," he said.
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Minecraft throve on the uniqueness of every world and its open-ended gameplay.
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And those qualities go by the name of charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent.
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If big brands don't preserve the uniqueness, they'll be back where they started.
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The uniqueness of individual candidates appears to have been swamped by partisan tides.
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It will add to the untraditional uniqueness of our wedding and our relationship.
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They look great, but they leave out all the uniqueness, all the texture.
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Would you say that feeling, that lack of uniqueness, had came up before?
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It is difficult to capture universality in a way that also celebrates uniqueness.
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After all, there's just no substitution for real charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent.
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He encouraged his viewers to be themselves, too, and to celebrate their uniqueness.
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The twin pillars of the body's uniqueness are unlimited debate and unfettered amendments.
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There's so much craft, so much incredible uniqueness, once you travel around Mexico.
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I understand that America's uniqueness, culturally and politically, stems from our experimental nature.
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So they're the ultimate hybrid, and their alien appearance certainly speaks to their uniqueness.
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He was a man with a huge ego but he wore his uniqueness lightly.
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Because of the uniqueness of this approach, entity betting may face hurdles to grow.
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Certainly there's many aspects of this walkout which speak to the uniqueness of Google.
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I will give them an A for uniqueness and making people look like dorks.
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What's important to me, however, is the quality and the uniqueness of the piece.
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Most of the notes, however, centered on competition from Facebook taking away Snap's uniqueness.
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Each planet's visual uniqueness translates into different hazards that you need to contend with.
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This would create competition for the complex, and lead it to lose its uniqueness.
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In New York, the tiny number of sales and uniqueness of each skews comparisons.
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In today's job market, the strength of your job application comes in its uniqueness.
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And as with all the greats, her uniqueness has inspired a generation of copycats.
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"We need to respect this uniqueness by maximizing our efforts for all tiger subspecies."
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The defining characteristics of America's next drag superstar are charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent.
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"These buildings have an architectural uniqueness to them that cannot be ignored," he wrote.
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That uniqueness adds value but it can be a challenge to convince conservative financiers.
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In the past decade, a number of books have asserted Rousseau's centrality and uniqueness.
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"What made the story was not the uniqueness of the documents, but their omnipresence."
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The whole album is packed with great songs, which capture Prince's creativity and uniqueness.
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"I think celebrating your uniqueness is something that we sometimes forget to do," Mitchell says.
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I suppose the battle system, divisive though it is, represents one massive stamp of uniqueness.
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Uniqueness of Devils Hole pupfish Scientists closely monitor the Devils Hole pupfish and its habitat.
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"H&M respects the creativity and uniqueness of artists, no matter the medium," it said.
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They add musical harmony as well as action, celebrating unity while maintaining each character's uniqueness.
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" Svpply's innate sense of uniqueness didn't survive: "If everyone's editing Vogue, it wouldn't be Vogue.
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"I will always base my strategy on jackets, it's the uniqueness of Moncler," Ruffini said.
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His inherent uniqueness is part of what's made him a little polarizing as a prospect.
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People loved it — the company has donated more than 60 million pair of shoes. Uniqueness.
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"I think celebrating your uniqueness is something that we sometimes forget to do," she says.
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These organisms' uniqueness makes them immune to "every virus on Earth," explains cofounder Alexis Rovner.
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YouTube is filled with videos that assess the artistic uniqueness of Leonardo da Vinci's painting.
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Critics of the UW researchers have seized on Seattle's uniqueness to discount the UW findings.
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The "uniqueness" of her hands, as she put it, has become more pronounced over time.
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Click through to see eight women embracing their so-called imperfections and celebrating their uniqueness.
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Seeing a group operate with so little bullshit and so much uniqueness was crazy inspirational.
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"Buyers appreciate the uniqueness of the houses — the crown moldings, the original woodwork," she said.
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The Fighting Irish have lost their uniqueness, which for decades was the university's competitive advantage.
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When your uniqueness and your influences are in balance, that's when you find your voice.
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Personalism is a philosophic tendency built on the infinite uniqueness and depth of each person.
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" The two versions are equally valid, he added, and "confirm the uniqueness of his genius.
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The answer has a lot to do with the uniqueness of West Virginia's political landscape.
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Quirky and relatable, Juno's uniqueness is a persistent reminder that pregnant teens are humans first.
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The America I know is not limited to certain beliefs, it is inclusive of our uniqueness.
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"My birthmark is not only raising awareness but it's helping others embrace their uniqueness," she said.
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Or, in RuPaul's Drag Race terms, the candidate with the most charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent.
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Our role as visitors is to witness this encounter, to perpetuate the uniqueness of this status.
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We will review verification requests to confirm the authenticity, uniqueness, completeness and notability of each account.
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Burke said it's impossible to make a prognosis for Teegan, given the uniqueness of her anatomy.
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"When you take a small part of it, the uniqueness tends to go down," Memon said.
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"My mother and all of her uniqueness has definitely shaped who I am today," Munn says.
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This uniqueness extended to his electoral history, which continues to stand out even after his death.
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A memorial stone outside the three-story building is the only outward sign of its uniqueness.
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When asked what motivates him to keep collecting, Zorzin commented on the uniqueness of Superman items.
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But given the finite supply of presidential material, the uniqueness attracts people with very specific interests.
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"With uniqueness also come uncertainties — of complications during design and construction and of cost," he writes.
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Perhaps it's this uniqueness that explains his reluctance to hire anyone else to cook his recipes.
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"It's not solely for the Chinese aesthetic, it's for the uniqueness of the approach," he said.
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That's a long shot, but uniqueness may be what's needed to stand out from the pack.
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In line with its uniqueness, Ocean will also have different "modes" not found in other vehicles.
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"Millennials want their uniqueness or their quirkiness to come out in their final act," he says.
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Also, when I look at Gods creation, nature, animals, space, it's full of wonder and uniqueness.
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Yet of all Yang's futuristic policies, one in particular stands out for its uniqueness and specificity.
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Mr. Wiseman's great subject is human beings, in all of their — of our — variety and uniqueness.
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Yet Ms. Brown said that she found the uniqueness of the space liberating, in a way.
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The answer, he argues, lies not in the uniqueness of our emotions, sensations, morals or moods.
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This approach also compels us to make proclamations about, for instance, the uniqueness of Cambodian photography.
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And what are the consequences of that action for the originality and uniqueness of the artwork?
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"We don't think it's the oddness or uniqueness of psychedelic visuals that distorts time perception," he says.
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The bold blue design was accented with peacock feathers as a way to symbolize the car's uniqueness.
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It evolves, it engages with other musical styles, and it never takes its own uniqueness for granted.
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We are so beautifully unique, but it's my uniqueness that drove me to the brink of insanity.
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That's what had been taken from her—the absolute pristine uniqueness of each boring moment of existence.
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Yet Trump, starting with his "birther" crusade, has sought to undermine that uniqueness rather than celebrate it.
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Elizabeth Warren: Uniqueness helps in a field of 20, and the senior senator from Massachusetts stands out.
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Trump's very uniqueness makes it a mistake to assume his campaign signals systemic change in the process.
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But even in simple garb he projects every ounce of his significant charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent.
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But the film doesn't interrogate the uniqueness of her arrival, its timing, its specific brand of provocation.
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Due to the uniqueness and complexity of biologics, they are impossible to copy in a generic form.
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They talked plainly about faith, about instilling good family values, about the uniqueness of the American experiment.
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What the conventional wisdom doesn't take into account though is Tesla's uniqueness among its better-known competitors.
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"They were both trying to create onstage a sense of the uniqueness of each moment," he said.
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It took me to a better place, where I could recognize, embrace, and cultivate my own uniqueness.
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It is an inevitability, as there is little room for novelty and uniqueness in the modern age.
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Vinhena is well aware that the magic in their Malmsey comes from the uniqueness of their location.
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You're still you, with all of your glorious parts and contradictions and joys and worries and uniqueness.
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In other words, both scale and uniqueness have to be present to create a superstar market. Mrs.
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I think a lot of that uniqueness will vanish the instant the character limit no longer matters.
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I think of it as a uniqueness — though I've learned of other people with the same condition.
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I knew the pool was unusual for the neighborhood, and the right person will see the uniqueness.
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"If he is the new replacement for Han Solo, he's brought a uniqueness to it," he said.
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Yet our culture does a pretty good job of ignoring the uniqueness and depth of each person.
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"Anything can step into the mass world at any moment and thrive because of uniqueness," Poleman said.
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By increasing the uniqueness of the vehicle, GMC aims to increase those highly profitable sales even further.
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He said Musk's "uniqueness" has made Tesla so successful and investors shouldn't be fixated on short sellers.
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These panelists reviewed programs based on diversity, uniqueness and the rate of hire after completing the program.
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It's really been about refocusing on our DNA and values and bringing forward the uniqueness of Piaget.
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But given that it is so hard to mimic, perhaps we should be proud of its uniqueness.
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But if you subtract nature's volatility from the equation, then these icy flowers are no longer guaranteed uniqueness.
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And being able to play, take it with you on the go, that is the uniqueness of it.
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"Craftsmanship and uniqueness and creativity takes time," said Hana Ben-Shabat, a partner in A.T. Kearney's retail practice.
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Mr Gordon is especially strong on the myriad influences on Carter's writing, all the while noting her uniqueness.
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No matter your skill, your knowledge, your thoughts, your feelings, your uniqueness, your love, you will be killed.
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In today's competitive fitness arena, its uniqueness makes it stand out even brighter than its own neon lights.
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One smell on one person isn't the same on another, and I appreciate the uniqueness of that experience.
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To others though, that misses the point of Mulvaney's strategy, and the uniqueness of working for this President.
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I would've given myself some encouragement about my guitar-playing and my voice, about the uniqueness of it.
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When did you feel like you finally had a moment where you understood the uniqueness of your voice?
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It shows the uniqueness of the iPhone as it lets you see a city through a new angle.
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But analysts say the troubled company's finances mean the uniqueness of the update will remain just that. on.wsj.
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All of the queens tonight told their younger selves to embrace their uniqueness and be their true selves.
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Damien Chazelle's "La La Land" is both an example of and an argument for the uniqueness of movies.
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Despite the limited availability and uniqueness of the property, it's incredibly affordable, starting at only $35 per night.
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Even people who don't know a thing about the sport can appreciate the uniqueness of Biles and Uchimura.
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Like "Dear Mr. Wonderful," the film is of its time but has a uniqueness that still feels fresh.
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As he reminded me, the source of his uniqueness as a performer isn't the content of his jokes.
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In fact, the uniqueness of the experience can translate into big business for pop-up founders and investors.
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Wiesel advises parents to help their children embrace their uniqueness, and understand that it's OK to have flaws.
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That uniqueness is enhanced by the company's insistence on sourcing as many of its ingredients locally as possible.
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This is your superpower: Your individual uniqueness creates an impact on all those that you come into contact.
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It shared the following statement: H&M respects the creativity and uniqueness of artists, no matter the medium.
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Gone were the shadows of the twin towers, the uniqueness of her relationship to an important New York industry.
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"My hope is for all people to be respected, accepted, and loved for their individuality and uniqueness," she wrote.
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They do that by computing the probability that a potential match is correct — so essentially they're evaluating match uniqueness.
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"I hope Gianna will keep inspiring people of all ages – especially younger kids – to celebrate their uniqueness," Marine says.
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Rather we strive to serve all ambitious, hardworking students and bring their uniqueness to light via our comprehensive profiles.
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If Bolin's camouflaged subjects make statements about conformity and a lack of individuality, Alexandria's work celebrates her models' uniqueness.
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Byton's uniqueness as a new entrant isn't limited to its ambitious rollout plan, or to its unique cockpit design.
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We deviate from the expected when it comes to gender and sexuality, but we also wear that uniqueness outwardly.
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The bellybutton, biologically and symbolically, signifies the uniqueness of the individual and a connection to birth and our mothers.
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Plus, the popularity of the strains really fluctuates, and the high level of care and uniqueness really differentiates it.
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Excited to join you and the amazing teams to bring to life the power, uniqueness and magic of Twitter!
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"We're just trying to retain the character and the uniqueness of Bay View as a Christian community," he said.
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All of a sudden, it was as if all the clichés about uniqueness and beauty made sense to me.
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I will answer those questions — I promise, Ramanujam — but first I want to consider the uniqueness of this dilemma.
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World class innovation and uniqueness will diminish in our market because they will be priced out of consumers' reach.
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The stripes added a little fun and uniqueness to the dress, which gave it the little pop we wanted.
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This photo story captures the unmistakable energy, drive, and uniqueness of the ballroom scene and the MY HOUSE cast.
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I don't even think the Red Sox fans are wrong about the depth and uniqueness of their suffering, really.
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There is a distinct uniqueness in dollar/yen but other currencies are not reacting a lot at this point.
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Mr. Pierce emphasized the uniqueness of the project and the diversity of the musicians who are part of it.
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This all suggests that an economy needs to evaluate its entrepreneurship profile, with an eye toward its own uniqueness.
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"Right now, these are great characters to introduce fans around the world to the uniqueness of Valiant," Mintz said.
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In an interview with "Los 40 Principales" in 2018, the pop icon talked about how she "admires" Rosalía's uniqueness.
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Saddling Puerto Rico with federal laws that do not recognize the uniqueness of our situation guarantees permanent economic disadvantage.
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Perhaps we have become too unique to feel comfortable with an expression of uniqueness in anything other than ourselves.
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The idea of collecting virtual items tied to blockchain networks that ensure uniqueness and transparently track ownership isn't new.
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Everyone has their own signature, and Ru and the show are great at finding that uniqueness about each girl.
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We go into it with an intent to teach and be creative on top of it with some uniqueness.
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Not the most memorable, certainly, but in a school overflowing with uniqueness she still didn't fade into the background.
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I think there's a pretty big organizational uniqueness bias, and this drives me crazy in Silicon Valley. Right. Okay.
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And to me Dora really represents celebrating all of our uniqueness and being different and that's something to celebrate.
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"Every single person is born with their own uniqueness, with their own traits with their own qualities," he says.
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"That was a long time before such a thing was possible," the brand's release reads, referencing its own uniqueness.
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Celebrate individuality, the uniqueness that each person brings with him or her, and let that energy fill your culture.
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"Because of the uniqueness of artwork, it creates a sense of place, and a sense of memory," he said.
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"The challenge with Darcy and her team is how you respect that uniqueness and maintain it," Mr. Frasch said.
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The puzzle piece has long been a symbol of autism, reflecting the uniqueness of each person on the spectrum.
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Nowak also noted that the uniqueness of product plays an important factor in a company's ability to resist Amazon.
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The process of "unearthing" each file's inherent uniqueness and then rendering it visible required the creation of several custom algorithms.
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It's important to rise above and to know that you are very special, and that the world needs your uniqueness.
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Just that through education that you can come together and celebrate our uniqueness and our contributions here in the country.
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"Delphine Manivet and Christos Costarellos are faves of mine for their uniqueness and beauty," Markle told Glamour at the time.
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Another thing everyone has been talking about is how the uniqueness and diversity of Pickathon really permeates everything they do.Agreed!
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She realized she could use her uniqueness as an advantage, turning her small gestures, deemed awkward before, into innovative moves.
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It was certainly not going to just gobble Motorola up into its global monolith and deprive it of its uniqueness.
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Part of the whole appeal of drone racing has thus far been the customizability and uniqueness of each individual drone.
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"Delphine Manivet and Christos Costarellos are faves of mine for their uniqueness and beauty," Markle told Glamour at the time.
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But once we could sequence tens of thousands of genes in individual cancer specimens, it became clear that uniqueness dominates.
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Despite my gratitude for the equal rights we've achieved, I'm also concerned that we're losing our uniqueness as a community.
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Herndon I think there's a uniqueness to this cultural moment and we've seen politicians who recognize that be really successful.
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Its uniqueness is attributable to a combination of freshness, sweetness and fat, said Michel Wildenborg, the chief executive of Heks'nkaas.
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Instead of pushing out the local shops, they are relying on the uniqueness of the flower district to lure visitors.
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I learned to cherish each relationship for its uniqueness, for the different perspective and ideas it brought into my life.
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I taught myself that everyone's college experience is different, and slowly, I started to embrace the uniqueness of my own.
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Speakeasy culture may be everywhere these days, but Singapore's cocktail bars stood out for their uniqueness, approachability, and communal spirit.
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In my opinion, true beauty is individualized and natural, and we need to celebrate that uniqueness, not cover it up.
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Regular fraud risk assessments should be tailored for individual agencies and programs due to the inherent uniqueness of risks themselves.
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Tunisia's uniqueness was clear as the electoral campaign concluded on Friday night with large, raucous rallies across the capital, Tunis.
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By increasing the uniqueness of the vehicle, GMC aims to increase those very profitable sales even further, according to Aldred.
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After all, it's that very uniqueness that has helped the show remain such a cultural classic for so many years.
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I won't rehearse them all now, but his uniqueness also extends to the ways in which the public perceives him.
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A decade later, doctors discovered the uniqueness of Harrison's blood and asked him if he was willing to donate his plasma.
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"To be visible, to celebrate our uniqueness, to celebrate our queerness — that is what Pride means to this community," Roybal says.
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An emblem of positivity and uniqueness, the mystical creature is just the right motif to get behind in these turbulent times.
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This speaks to the uniqueness of the American identity, our turbulent relationship with other nations, and our ability to constantly innovate.
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Instead, "the supreme goal of democracy is to promote the uniqueness of every individual" — for each person to be vibrantly distinct.
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Since not everyone has a symmetrical head shape, he says, it's about finding balance, but not obscuring or "correcting" that uniqueness.
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There's something about the curation, uniqueness, and hints of whimsy in a themed hotel that reaffirms I am indeed on vacation.
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Alex's dance instructor Nigel encourages him to bring his uniqueness to everything that he does, because that's where his strength lies.
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"To preserve such genomic signatures is to preserve evolutionary uniqueness that tigers have accumulated over thousands of years," Dr. Luo said.
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I have since learned to embrace the uniqueness of my name and now use it as a talking point about diversity.
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And you don't have to be Halloween-obsessed to enjoy the uniqueness of skull-shaped bookends, serving dishes, candles, and more.
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The 35 places were chosen based on their "uniqueness and the variety of plants and animals found there," the WWF said.
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A mix of the national political atmosphere, the uniqueness of Democratic candidate Billie Sutton and a few missteps by Republican Rep.
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The band's uniqueness emerged in the ways it upheld rock tradition while acknowledging the urgency and inventiveness of hip-hop production.
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The economic frame of reference in which most public debate takes place sets no intrinsic value on natural beauty or uniqueness.
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This uniqueness, Hawk added, born of the sport's creative, alternative spirit, should continue to attract potential skaters — not its popularity or lucrativeness.
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Historically, Japan's identity is particularly fraught thanks to a poisonous strain of thought about the uniqueness and superiority of the Japanese race.
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The uniqueness of Vanity's position on a reality show that normally only validates one kind of beauty is not lost on her.
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The desire for uniqueness and convenience when it comes to planning a wedding is understandable, even if it is a little Sisyphean.
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But it also undermines the value of the iPhone X, restricting its uniqueness to the OLED screen and front-facing camera tech.
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The delight that is a bubbleberry In other uniqueness, the pineberry looks like an inside-out strawberry: white flesh with red seeds.
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"I always wanted to be a part of a beauty campaign, especially with a brand that celebrates diversity and uniqueness," Forrest says.
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You appreciated my uniqueness when I don't think a lot of people did, but you loved me enough to gently nudge me.
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"Rather than buying clothes that symbolize membership in an exclusive group, today's consumer celebrates individuality and uniqueness," Horowitz explained in a statement.
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This spacecraft discovered more than 20093,22009 planets orbiting other stars, fundamentally changing our perspective on our sense of uniqueness in the universe.
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This spacecraft discovered more than 2,600 planets orbiting other stars, fundamentally changing our perspective on our sense of uniqueness in the universe.
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Our entire family celebrates who he is, just as we celebrate the uniqueness, authenticity and beauty of each member of our family.
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And his uniqueness extends to the one aspect of his game that is often held up as a next-level question mark.
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The alt-right, however, attributes the uniqueness and achievements of America to the so-called superior capacities and virtues of Anglo-Europeans.
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Not many thinkers were discussing the end of history when Fukuyama began, and that fact contributed to the uniqueness of his book.
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This is Doom's collage-like abstraction, and —just as much as its first-person combat—it's central to its uniqueness and longevity.
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At least as far as it can be measured and charted, we've attempted to encapsulate the uniqueness of this year through graphics.
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A small expression of American democracyThe uniqueness of Iowa's presidential race can leave a non-American observer with a lot of questions.
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Some of my favorite influencers such as Lil Uzi Vert, A$AP Rocky, and Ian Conner have generalized the idea of uniqueness.
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What astonishes me is how many different forms this uniqueness can take, how many distinct techniques there are for arriving at it.
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The rare and arcane tradition speaks to the uniqueness of moment, with Trump now the third president in history to be impeached.
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"The uniqueness of the UK election makes polling less useful," said Peter Fitzgerald, chief investment officer for multi-asset at Aviva Investors.
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I honestly could not have hoped for more on a first flight, especially of an airplane of this complexity and this uniqueness.
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"The uniqueness of the UK election makes polling less useful," said Peter Fitzgerald, chief investment officer for multi-asset at Aviva Investors.
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But Hollywood didn't quite accept that Freaks and Geeks' uniqueness, its quirkiness, honesty, and vulnerability, was its strength and not its weakness.
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The extraordinary political uniqueness of the Trump phenomenon will create an extraordinarily unique turnout pattern that will likely advantage Democrats over Republicans.
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"All of this has a lot to do with the uniqueness of the land and neighborhoods and properties here," Mr. Muilenburg said.
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There's no record of a Type 64 being auctioned before, according to Hagerty, and, given the car's uniqueness, estimating its value is difficult.
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The draw is the uniqueness of the products — there are other materials that would make more sense if Shapeways planned to sell millions.
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There are a number of TOR search engines vying to be the Google of the darknet, a complex challenge given the uniqueness of .
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"I have always been a huge believer in embracing one's uniqueness and finding ways to feel good in your own skin," she explains.
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But its uniqueness and its complete devotion to tragedy makes it feel like the most adult story this film series has ever told.
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The Kiss Quotient is a beautiful and realistic debut novel that breaks stereotypes, embraces uniqueness, and makes one think about their self-worth.
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Our uniqueness, our asymmetry, your mole near your nose, her round belly, my protruding ribs, are what make us interesting and more beautiful.
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So her mom has made it her mission to teach her daughter to embrace her uniqueness with the help of the festive holiday.
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And then you see the finished product and see the uniqueness of each dorodango's surface and they look like their own little planets.
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In a video posted to Facebook, he also described the uniqueness of the storm, explaining that "the hail looks like snowfall," NPR reported.
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"The uniqueness of the opportunity to stay in the home of the LEGO brick should hopefully inspire everyone," Berard said in a statement.
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First of all, its motion is full of inspiration and uniqueness in any given moment due to the natural facts and land characteristics.
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Content needs to become richer and more varied, with games and other experiences that not only sell virtual reality, but prove its uniqueness.
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And, a line like this is a reminder of his uniqueness as a politician: Scolding people at his rally for voting for her!
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Inspired by the uniqueness of different body areas, this device offers specialised attachments designed to meet the specific needs of different body areas.
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The newfound uniqueness of the certified rares has led to a subculture of Rare Pepe traders which has coalesced around a Telegram group.
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I have to give credit to Tommy, because it's his bizarre story and his behavior and his uniqueness that fueled this whole thing.
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"The most appealing areas are the ones that offer exclusivity, high-level services and uniqueness in terms of scarce availability," Mr. Bracco said.
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Off the field, his brand may focus on his uniqueness, his individuality, but on it, he can only ever be one of many.
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I loved the spirit of it, the freedom and gritty flamboyance of the streets and clubs of New York, the sense of uniqueness.
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"What we're going to do is not deny Alaska the uniqueness of Alaska, but that's it," he said, according to The Washington Post.
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Voters really do want to be led by someone whom they can respect and who carries the torch of uniqueness that is America.
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Peter takes tremendous pride in his new friend's uniqueness, and the evergreen message is as satisfying as ever: Fitting in is soooo boring!
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"Uniqueness," is how Tartakovsky expresses the most important characteristic of his villains to Creators, ranging from Aku to each episode's baddie du jour.
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"Jonathan Van Ness has made millions of people all over the world smile, embrace their uniqueness, and own their individuality," said Editor Hilary Swanson.
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It creates a busier visual than any functional information display should ever aspire to, but, again, I'm enjoying the uniqueness of the whole thing.
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That he is also a black man who grew his following organically on the platform speaks to Vine's uniqueness as a social media space.
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If the Switch can't muster third-party support, it needs to find a gimmick that makes its uniqueness a boon and not a blemish.
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Bridget Karlin, managing director of Internet of Things strategy at Intel, said one thing companies need to appreciate is the uniqueness of each city.
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They both happen to be transgender women and we cast them for their confident walks and of course their charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent.
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The massiveness of El Capitan is remarkable, the height of Yosemite Falls is gigantic and the uniqueness of Half Dome is striking to behold.
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Still, there's hope in the eyes of partners that Twitter has a certain uniqueness related to its fast-paced nature, according to MLBAM's Gersh.
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Bryan Fry argues the uniqueness of the blenny, from its venom to its evolution, highlights why conservation of the Great Barrier Reef is vital.
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David Pakman at Venrock, one of the initial lead investors in Dollar Shave Club, noted its uniqueness on a blog post celebrating the sale.
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Unlike abandoned London's beauty, or the oddities and terror of decommissioned nuclear missile bases, Maltz's video is a rare tone poem to Arkansas' uniqueness.
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"Our culture teaches us to focus on personal uniqueness, but at a deeper level we barely exist as individual organisms," van der Kolk writes.
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It's part of an overhaul of eBay's messaging — down to its homepage — aimed at highlighting both the uniqueness and breadth of the eBay catalogue.
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It's where we learn to thrive in a diverse society, work with others, cherish each other's uniqueness and understand who we are as individuals.
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The very genre in some ways works at cross-purposes with the historian's goal of shedding light on a given individual's, or period's, uniqueness.
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But in trying to make her story speak to relatable, supposedly universal issues, Hillary ultimately flattens the cultural and historical uniqueness of Clinton's story.
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Today, rather than celebrating the uniqueness of individual cultures, the C.C.P. increasingly promotes a unitary category called "zhonghua," a kind of pan-Chinese identity.
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The uniqueness of Dufry's P&L structure is the largely flexible cost of its concessions, linked to certain operating performance parameters such as sales.
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The macarons' uniqueness is also due to their slightly iridescent colors and simple but intense flavors — coffee, speculoos, pistachio, blackberry, lemon tea, dark chocolate.
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When I realized that intelligence can be simulated, I let the idea of our uniqueness go, and it wasn't as traumatic as I thought.
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With 24-hour cable stations now airing nonstop business and economic coverage, the uniqueness of Mr. Kangas's early reports may be hard to recapture.
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But she was also known for fighting for what's hers, taking exception to anyone passing negative judgment on her charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent.
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And let's face it, it's not like the original Chucky concept had much going for it in terms of uniqueness beyond the doll itself.
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Adherence to conspiracy theory might not always be the result of some perceived lack of control, but rather a deep-seated need for uniqueness.
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Any Saudi race would likely need to be separated from the other two regional rivals to protect their investment and the uniqueness of the event.
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"The focus of this project is on the uniqueness of the characters wrapped in the fabric of their quintessential American journey," Gowdy told BuzzFeed News.
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I hope that I am able to cultivate his spirit to look beyond the words of others and to love the uniqueness of his body.
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Little surprise, then, that the title of a new film about the dancer should seek to emphasise Nureyev's uniqueness: "The White Crow" means "something other".
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But given Ghibli's uniqueness in the world, it's still surprising to see another studio so perfectly reproducing all the things that make Ghibli movies magical.
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If the pressures of social media have you feeling distinctly less social, take a lesson from Day and glean solace from your uniqueness, not shame.
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Focusing on just the skins that change the visuals of our heroes, we ranked them with their uniqueness, personality alignment, and cool factor in mind.
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They're scored by the judges for their uniqueness or talent as well as how fun they are to watch, earning a maximum of 20 points.
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She is respected and has been recognized for her exemplary leadership qualities and her achievements in fostering a workplace culture that accepts and embraces uniqueness.
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But I believe it will be an experience that compares in intensity or joy or uniqueness to the best experiences we can access in reality.
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The Kalahari desert and the Okavango Delta are unique natural resources on which it can rely for future employment by extracting rents from such uniqueness.
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The next few weeks will show whether this uniqueness will lead to better policy outcomes than in the last round of regularly scheduled fiscal cliffs.
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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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In my opinion, it has to do with the uniqueness of a meal — it's a moment that will not and cannot be repeated in time.
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It should be: Our city's uniqueness comes from the little shops and restaurants many of us have been taking for granted for far too long.
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The committee will also be looking at the "uniqueness" of the nonprofit, and how the team analyzes the organization's goals and scalability, the memo said.
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In his early encounters with the ramp, he wasn't sure how Sheppard and Lawson would pull off dancing, given the uniqueness of the inclined plane.
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Such impishness exists alongside a deep commitment to uniqueness — to doing something others are not, and to being one of the world's top marathon runners.
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In your chart, the planet reflects your sense of uniqueness, and which relationships or areas of life you'll experience chaos, liberation, rebellion, and genius insights.
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"The initial first-grade book selection, which focuses on valuing uniqueness and difference, has been replaced due to some concerns about the book," she said.
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For Bajpayee, though, it's the uniqueness of Srikant, and the relatable quality of his predicaments, that drew him to the project, he told The Times.
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But her uniqueness lay in combining that realism with a new narrative style, one which moved deftly between the narrator's voice and the characters' innermost thoughts.
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Sotheby's estimates that the newly uncovered photo of Adams will sell somewhere between $150,00 to $250,000, but it could go for much higher given its uniqueness.
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And through that individuality, and celebrating your uniqueness, you can love and understand somebody else ...you realize you are the same in that you are different.
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I want people to look at the data portraits and understand that even if your uniqueness is something that isn't always visible, it is really special.
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Previous Apple-1 computers up for auction have gone for more than $600,000 and there's a good chance this one will fetch more given its uniqueness.
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To push the uniqueness of their brand even further, Rozliubit is moving away from limited runs and one-off designs to a singularly commission-based operation.
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When you're trying to deliver a different message or show your uniqueness, some people they get a little scared or don't want to go near that.
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She attributes her uniqueness to being from a small town, which adds another layer of nuance to how women of color navigate the world around them.
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The uniqueness of Gitmo, I told professors, wasn't that it was the "legal equivalent of outer space," but that it held citizens of over forty countries.
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Mike builds great courses and is worried more about the quality of the golf and uniqueness of the site, believing people will find their way there.
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Davidson's mission is to synthesize the comfort and safety of a hotel with the uniqueness of an Airbnb, creating an easy and enjoyable, yet authentic experience.
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If uniqueness is what Norton (or anyone, for that matter) is after, there are plenty of other ways to do it besides becoming buddies with Nazis.
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What stands out to him is the uniqueness of each individual—and this helps to explain why no two of his donuts are shaped exactly alike.
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As described in the book Defining Women: Television and the Case of Cagney and Lacey, the campaign focused on the uniqueness of the two main characters.
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And throughout the summer, my personal style ended up helping me embrace my uniqueness and connect with other people who also stood out in the community.
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This has led to "outstanding customer ratings that validate the uniqueness and quality" of its model, says the HomeTouch founder, pointing to the company's Trustpilot score.
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The associations of this music, the baggage it carries, categorically undermines the uniqueness, the originality, of the product, the art, that it's supposed to be enhancing.
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It began with the realization of the uniqueness of our planet and was sustained by the unrelenting dream of turning humans into a multi-planetary species.
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The uniqueness of social media information lies in several factors not otherwise encountered in discovering information through a search of a person and their personal effects.
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Architecture plays a large part in giving the Ico Trilogy its uniqueness, but the hallmark of the series lies in its treatment of sound and light.
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Traditionalists counter that the uniqueness of the date system is the "sine qua non" not just of the open outcry "ring" but of the whole market.
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"Quality solutions for mobile security and privacy are desperately needed, and Guardian distinguishes itself both in its uniqueness and its effectiveness," said Russell in an email.
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It can happen because America's domestic enemies promulgate notions that attack the basis of our constitutional republic, which emphasizes the uniqueness and sacredness of the individual.
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A little more of the uniqueness that Abraham talks about has already slipped away forever—in a pattern of destruction that, ironically, makes Perth pretty distinctive.
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The uniqueness of this sector is that many of the leading software developers and business operators have political views not in line with the general population.
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No one knows what causes them, but they're unlike anything else we've observed — and their uniqueness makes them a prime target for detection in noisy data.
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As a visitor, though, you might stroll right past something that would have been trip altering in its uniqueness or, in many cases, its Berlin-ness.
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The uniqueness of the city's first all-female group, and the luxury of the group having a physical headquarters, means that Didá's reputation now precedes it.
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It was an edition obsessed with its own uniqueness: changing Falstaff's name to "Oldcastle" and the title of King Henry VIII to All is True, etc.
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Because of the uniqueness of a person's head shape, the likelihood of bypassing facial recognition with the incorrect face is 1 in a million, he added.
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Trubek also said students didn't necessarily need cursive to come up with their own signature that conferred their "indviduality" and "uniqueness" in signing legal forms either.
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Suggestive as it is of rage, not just a chronic case of the Eeyore blues, the striking word "seething" is a useful window into Letterman's uniqueness.
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"This team has a uniqueness, something special," said quarterback Eli Manning, who has seen all kinds of Giants teams in his 13 seasons with the franchise.
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If she is a radical novelty in this world, I remember asking myself, how can I help her preserve that novelty and not suppress her uniqueness?
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For example, authenticity has traditionally been a rallying call of Romantics who, like Rousseau, believed that the progress of the Enlightenment erodes the uniqueness of individuals.
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The company has just released the J80, a quartz chronograph with just enough Speedmaster styling to be cool and enough uniqueness to be worth a second look.
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The project, which the pair mainly wrote and produced themselves, is an ode to the power that the siblings have found in their own uniqueness and individuality.
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Apple's uniqueness isn't in making absolutely everything good and right about the iPhone, but in creating the circumstances in which those good things could come to be.
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Microsoft has since focused on the strengths and uniqueness of its Surface line, including introducing a Surface Studio all-in-one PC and a new Surface Laptop.
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Berman said that he chose monsters to make his point about algorithmic bias because the jarring uniqueness of the monsters allows users to reconsider their ordinary experiences.
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The uniqueness of the phishing kit as well as how closely the site resembled the authentic login page are partially the reason the fake site was flagged.
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I love creating pieces that don't have to conform to traditional style; this collection allowed me to design in a space I enjoy most—individuality and uniqueness.
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The Bushes set out to test the two fundamentals of bite mark analyses — the uniqueness of human dentition and that human skin can accurately record bite marks.
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For all the talk of its uniqueness and physical separation from Europe, the UK is not an outlier when it comes to experiencing this elite-popular divide.
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Skye's surface can be designed individually, for instance to depict a product or to show the name of a brand, with its uniqueness naturally attracting people's attention.
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The menus and pictures are all done up with photos of British phone booths and winding B-roads in England, adding to the uniqueness of the car.
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I wanted to give them a place where they could shine, where they could be themselves, where they could be appreciated for their own beauty and uniqueness.
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He said one of his major beefs with his own profession is that doctors treating depression rely on medications first, rarely considering the uniqueness of the case.
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Breakups are alienating in the way that no two are the same—the uniqueness of the situation can render people's well-meant affirmations and pep talks useless.
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Jackson: The uniqueness to the stuff that's not action is that you have two guys that have very interesting jobs—he protects people, and I kill people.
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As tech companies in Silicon Valley fight tooth and nail to lure and retain talent, many distinguish themselves by the uniqueness of their perks and company culture.
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Ms. Hou said the shift required brands to have a new "product logic," advertising through social media and emphasizing the uniqueness, authenticity and craftsmanship of their watches.
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While piercing has seen many placements, and jewelry styles fall in and out of favor over the decades, the appeal here is the uniqueness of each look.
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While the hearing itself was like any other, the line of questioning from immigration attorneys, immigration judges and, at times, the asylum seekers themselves revealed the uniqueness.
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Critical to his success will be continued outreach to groups and individuals who appreciate the uniqueness of America and the positive impact it has had on the world.
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We wanted to take the intimacy and uniqueness that people associate with Boiler Room in an environment that could welcome 3000 people over the course of 2 days.
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This uniqueness depends on the introduction of random factors into the PUF manufacturing process, leaving a marker that can be easily verified while being practically impossible to predict.
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"My thinking is that as long as Apple sticks with a consistent, annual upgrade pattern for iPhone, nomenclature should denote the uniqueness found with each update," Cybart said.
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When asked what he would say to the protesters outside, Sessions exhorted them to remember and defend "the very uniqueness of this right that we have" in America.
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" He added in a second tweet, "In the 10 years we've been casting Drag Race, the only thing we've ever screened for is charisma uniqueness nerve and talent.
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The campaign wants girls to celebrate their uniqueness and creativity by uploading videos of themselves singing and dancing to Amor's "I Am A Girl" on Facebook and Instagram.
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" In an op-ed published Wednesday morning in The New York Times, Sanders wrote about the uniqueness of this moment: "This is a pivotal moment in American history.
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So the second part of the story is about de-personalizing the personal: looking at the same 'uniqueness', but now from a very un-individual and commercialized perspective.
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In a Reddit AMA to mark the 45th anniversary of the historic mission, Aldrin described the uniqueness of NASA's decision to have Armstrong walk on the moon first.
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Photos taken by amateurs can sometimes acquire new value on account of their uniqueness, their age or simply the knowledge that they were once meaningful to a stranger.
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"So we do agree that this process has taken longer than we had hoped, particularly because of the complexity and uniqueness of our two businesses," Rau told investors.
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She once sent me a photo of a man hand-destructing her jeans on his roof, which just gives it that uniqueness that everybody is looking for today.
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"We are the new luxury because our pieces are still entirely created by human beings with the uniqueness the human hand brings to the fabrics," Ms. Cassidy said.
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After the passage of a full century, shouldn't we recognize the uniqueness of a Stepanova or Udaltsova as readily as we do with a Rodchenko or El Lissitzky?
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At the end of the day, the music is really all about embracing uniqueness and the things that make us human—love, nostalgia, euphoria, insecurities, lust, boredom, etc.
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And that's a benefit, because sometimes the jewelry turns out to be worth less than the value of its stones and metal because of that very same uniqueness.
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But downstairs, in "Mobile Worlds," a whole new order is proposed, one that does not care about an artwork's uniqueness, a dress's elegance, or an artifact's fine condition.
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I think the uniqueness here around the circular economy is we can&apost scale until we put product out and we get consumers to bring those products back.
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Now, it's less about how we've become singers and become well-known, but our uniqueness and originality that makes us really happy about where we are right now.
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To really comprehend Torture Garden's uniqueness, you have to understand where the club came from and why it's so impressive that it's still here, over 25 years later.
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But because of the uniqueness of having a new congressional map, and this district only existing for a few more months, we might not see that same battle.
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While we don't get to play Super Mario Odyssey, its trailer tells us nothing about how it might showcase the uniqueness of the Joy-Cons, and their parent system.
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Throughout her seven-decade career, Channing created a number of memorable roles — though the beloved actress' uniqueness made her the sort of star who rarely disappeared into a role.
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"It's the uniqueness, the rawness of the environment," that draws tourists from Australia, North America, Europe, and, increasingly, China, said Rob Jewell, chairman of the Glacier Country Tourism Group.
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And I don't see that happening moving forward unless Airbnb really dramatically changes their strategy which I think would be detrimental to their brand — which is all about uniqueness.
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The growth in pro-independence feeling appears to be a reaction to Hong Kong's constricted political space, and to a sense that the territory's own uniqueness is being undermined.
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The uniqueness of the Panthers comes from the coherence of their style, the way that every play seems like both a strategic gambit and a defense of an ideology.
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Take Oscar Health, the three-year-old health insurance startup that has so convinced investors of its uniqueness that by last September, it was already valued at $1.75 billion.
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Each of the articles produced by the AI is checked against a database for uniqueness and according to DeMott, the net has yet to write the same sentence twice.
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"Ezra's uniqueness stands as much in the company's investigational AI technology as it does in its innovative consumer-centric cancer screening model" says John Crues, M.D. RadNet's Medical Director.
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In an age where we would go to any lengths to get a unique photo, two artists, thirsty for something new, have created a camera that offers peak uniqueness.
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The field is known for its uniqueness, filled with liberal types who are more often self-employed than they are boxed in to a standard eight-hour desk job.
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It is not, strictly speaking, a collective since we are doing my work, but doing my work is based on the uniqueness of the people I am working with.
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This is a scene that asks the viewer to value and extol individual uniqueness before making a judgment about the worth ascribed to persons given their ethnicity or gender.
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Or do we try to save our neighborhood stores and the original uniqueness of places like Macy's, Borders, Toys R Us, and our local grocery, drug and hardware stores.
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Overall, his critics felt, New York had given up a piece of its heart and soul during Mr. Bloomberg's years, losing an intangible uniqueness once described by E.B. White.
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"Kate Spade has a brand clarity and uniqueness that is now lacking in brands such as Coach and Michael Kors," Hakon Helgesen, retail analyst at research firm Conlumino said.
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But given the uniqueness of Northern Ireland in the context of what has happened over the last 30 years, I think there's a case to be made for it.
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The uniqueness of the mayor's routine has been noted since his early days in office, before he and his family moved to Gracie Mansion from their Park Slope home.
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But given the uniqueness of this presidential election -- coupled with a bureaucratic, unlikable opponent -- Trump very well may shock the political experts like he did in the Republican Primary.
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Which is that human dentition is unique, and that human skin is capable of recording and preserving that uniqueness in a way that could be used to identify people.
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Is The Rainbow Fish really about learning to share, or is it about stripping yourself of uniqueness in order to conform and fit in with the rest of society?
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The opportunity in Iran in both the public and private equity space remains a singular moment in history and, despite its uniqueness, is one that will not pass quickly.
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As with other issues in treating patients, we need to focus on the uniqueness of the individual and not impose a "one schedule fits all" approach in withdrawing antidepressants.
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The irony is that few people appreciate the uniqueness of human language more than coders working in artificial intelligence, who wrestle with the difficulty of replicating our cognitive abilities.
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He attempts to make them think carefully about the decisions they make, appreciate their existential uniqueness and teach them not to be reduced to how white racism sees them.
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" She continued, "When you step into ModelLand, you enter a fantastical world where we celebrate your uniqueness while we help you master your angles and up your photo game.
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YouTube's uniqueness as a platform, and its early success, is thanks in large part to its independent creators and their fans—a community that has started to feel alienated.
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"The changes to the law negate the socio-ecological uniqueness of this space and opens it up to mindless real estate development, mass-scale tourism and industry," she said.
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"A lot of this is my real admiration for Eric and the uniqueness of how he took this on as a personal cause," Mr. Norton said shortly after arriving.
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Most people come to the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, for its cultural and natural uniqueness, but for visitors desperate for adventure, Uluru delivers.
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"Basically, I think the business model and the uniqueness of the company, whether it can be (sustained) well, will be something which investors should look at seriously," he said.
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People sometimes bemoan the lack of uniqueness and originality in the post-internet era, but you just have to take one listen to Aristophanes to realize that's clearly ludicrous.
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In its founding, Snapchat's uniqueness was that it was a way to send and receive messages through just one app in hopes to make sharing more intimate and therefore frequent.
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"What we tend to focus on is the uniqueness of the expense and whether the company would approve it or not from their policy," said Bob Neveu, CEO of Certify.
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Though there have been plenty of smart writing pads that digitize paper drawings and text, iSKN's Slate tablets have always appealed to me on the basis of its sheer uniqueness.
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And within this massive creative data set, our data science team extracts actionable insights through asset scoring algorithms, prediction formulas, collections, classification tools, and uniqueness analysis, to name a few.
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I think it's important not to get caught up in the fact that they're not surrounded by people that look like them, but to embrace their individuality, and their uniqueness.
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It works on a story level, to be sure — we understand why Wakanda's isolation and uniqueness are worth protecting — but it's also just glorious from a visual and dramatic perspective.
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"Every person has a story and instead of helping users speed up, DoubleTake slows them down within the swiping interface so that they can appreciate each other's uniqueness," he added.
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The problem is that the uniqueness of any given country is a mixture not only of its indigenous practices and borrowed customs but also of its past and its present.
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Craft authenticity is less relevant to our concerns (but of great moment to today's popular beer brewers and liquor distillers), while idiosyncratic authenticity refers to a commonly recognized quirky uniqueness.
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Root attempted to synthesize "The OA" in a way that wouldn't spoil any of the show's many surprising turns, but explains its uniqueness in the landscape of too-much-television.
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Here's the money quote from Abrash: Perhaps the most important problem yet to be solved is figuring out how to represent real people convincingly in VR, in all their uniqueness.
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The uniqueness of the mRNA platform could pose a challenge to the company when it rapidly scales doses into mass production, with an external manufacturer having to learn that system.
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Wieden and Kennedy wants people with passion, side projects, and are skeptical about advertisingSuccessful applicants will demonstrate their uniqueness as creative people — not advertising professionals — current and former employees said.
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"The seller rebuilt the home, which dates to 1880, respecting its uniqueness," said Rafael R. Rosendo, director of the Galicia office of Lucas Fox International Properties, which has the listing.
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While other studies suggest that narcissists are typically drawn to products that "promote their personal uniqueness," the authors wanted to dig deeper into the personality traits of luxury car owners.
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As the possibility of the truly purposeless, the haphazard, random, and even ugly is further selected out, so too is the uniqueness of the personal connection to space and place.
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The uniqueness of the ouroboros offers a compelling take on the trend fit for the boldest of jewelry boxes, as long as its wearer can handle a touch of darkness.
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"It's an opportunity for Bergdorf's to put their foot on the accelerator and really go after this consumer because of their uniqueness of only having one store," Mr. Lundgren said.
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Even an art novice will recognize its uniqueness, so this is a wonderful find under $500 that will truly stand out as a piece of original art in your home.
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We'll discuss what it will take for Weiss to build a truly mass-market beauty brand, but one whose uniqueness isn't diluted as it reaches outside its core customer base.
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It will have some key differences from Airbnb, that could attract customers who want the uniqueness and space of a home rental, with more assurances of the quality of their experience.
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Railroad Station Stamp Designs shows the scope and evolution of these unique tokens, highlighting some of the more historic and elaborate examples, capturing the uniqueness of place through single small pictures.
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Some of the uniqueness of Wilmers's vibrant domesticity was documented by her former nanny, Nina Stibbe, in her memoir "Love, Nina" (2013), adapted into a 2016 mini-series by Nick Hornby.
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One way to read this is as the typical thinking of a teenager: the myth of complete uniqueness, an unawareness of how common your experiences are, an allergy to conventional thought.
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"The message for this campaign is to celebrate everyone's uniqueness," Beyoncé said in a press release, noting the idea is to think of beauty from a place of inclusivity and democracy.
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How they succeed will determine how well they may provide a uniqueness in the face of the ever-consuming cloud services and at-scale startups that inevitably launch their own services.
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He hoped the uniqueness of the race might be good for business, but also wanted the chance to prove that -- under the right conditions -- a human could actually beat a horse.
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The open Aeons carry over the same profoundly competent, distortion-free performance of the closed, but by competing along more conventional lines, they lose the character and uniqueness of the closed.
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Taking a page out of Apple's book, Jolla sought to integrate software and hardware development into one entirely independent product, tying its brand identity largely to the uniqueness of the hardware.
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"We think there's a need for newness and uniqueness to continue to excite our customers as the days of cookie-cutter malls are long gone," PREIT spokeswoman Heather Crowell told CNBC.
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The trio said they hoped Cuba and its music would not lose their authenticity and uniqueness in the wake of the island's rapprochement with former Cold War foe, the United States.
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Ruby has a uniqueness to her where, because of her hair and tattoos and style, she comes off as very edgy, which is great because it really makes her seem tough.
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Tesla's lackluster second-quarter sales may fuel some bearish arguments about its uniqueness, but the electric carmaker still has a clear advantage over its competitors, an analyst told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Because of the uniqueness and way in which the keys are generated there is no requirement to store the keys on the device because the keys can be retrieved on demand.
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The series puts an emphasis on uniqueness, allowing the characters to build the world rather than the other away around, promoting the idea that black women can be however they want.
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I think it was a combination of the uniqueness of the homicide victim—she was not a typical homicide victim at all—and the concessional circumstances under which she was murdered.
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Lopez made us remember that she's a true entertainer while underscoring that everything else about the 2018 VMAs was missing the charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent that she has in spades.
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Russian authorities told Reuters that price-stabilizing measures in conjunction with OPEC were still possible, while the Royal Bank of Canada pointed to the uniqueness of the situation in a statement.
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The new countries defending this nation-state vision thus emphasized their uniqueness and demonized their predecessor as a "prison of nations": the multinational Austro-Hungarian monarchy, presided over by the Hapsburgs.
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But even once these unknowns are solved for, pollsters in the state will still have to overcome another challenge that has made polling difficult: the uniqueness of Nevada's caucus-going population.
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For concentrated ingenuity and handcrafted uniqueness, its closest simile, I think, is the Wright brothers' first biplane, the Flyer, now on display in the National Air and Space Museum, in Washington.
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A new report by PlaceEconomics elucidates 24 benefits of preservation, including jobs, environmental responsibility, affordable housing, economic stability and density — not to mention preserving the uniqueness and livability of our neighborhoods.
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And as those new packages are created, the guys who have uniqueness will start extracting more and more share, the prices will go up and we will see this play again.
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How the first and second parts of this career fit together or, if you like, break apart, helps to explain how Carrère has managed to find his way to his uniqueness.
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"Faith" remains one of the greatest reinventions in popular music history, and his complete commitment to his uniqueness was what separated him from all others, at all levels of his career.
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I thought it was okay to pass women around as if they were sexual objects to be traded, and not human beings who should be loved and cherished for their uniqueness.
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But hopefully he doubles down on his renewed promise to only screen contestants for their "charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent," because dismissing trans performers would mean dismissing a world of talent.
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ABC is also preparing to introduce several new series seen as holding ratings promise, including "The Real O'Neals," about a Catholic family that stops pretending to be perfect and embraces its uniqueness.
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At $5003,500 for a Core i7 / 16GB of RAM model you're paying a massive price premium for the ultimate laptop hinge and a Porsche logo, but uniqueness doesn't always make things better.
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Citing mixed reactions when the project was first shown—some viewed it as unappealing while others understood the uniqueness of it—Fisher has plans to continue expanding upon and evolving the project.
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That said, companies that want to compete in the region will need to use an aggressive and strategic approach that can withstand the uniqueness of commuters and transportation options in the region.
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As we become ever more focused on the uniqueness of place—and how technology can leverage what's great about our environment to a broader array of the community—the maker movement delivers.
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Those who got things right were the ones who cared most about equal relations among people and cultures and about everyone's personal uniqueness, and who had little or no appetite for power.
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"Society will be more divided, more confrontations between locals and mainlanders are expected and the city's uniqueness and core values will be further eroded (by Beijing)," said the investor in his 50s.
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And so that's something where that uniqueness is something that we want to make sure we offer that on our own website, giving people a reason to come and shop our brand.
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"Society will be more divided, more confrontations between locals and mainlanders are expected and the city's uniqueness and core values will be further eroded (by Beijing)," said the investor in his 50s.
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"I've grown up in a family where I have the most unique sister in the world and we've always been taught to celebrate uniqueness," Delle Donne told the Chicago Tribune in Rio.
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With the combatic baselines all laid out in a serious way, the devs on PUBG can now start focusing on the personality and uniqueness of their settings and paintball arena-like worlds.
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First held in 1988, TEFAF has become one of the most critically well-regarded art fairs in recent years, largely thanks to its uniqueness as a place of discovery and unexpected pairings.
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When Volkov stumbled upon that talk last year, he "felt energized by sheer obscurity and uniqueness of these names," which, after all, are really just "lines of code," as Volkov told Motherboard.
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When asked by CNBC if he thinks this makes it different from other social media companies, the analyst said the previous companies he mentioned all had their own "uniqueness" too but still struggled.
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That thread to me is a uniqueness to the sound or melody, a weird and raw production style and a certain futurism which will keep all these tracks fresh for decades to come.
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The Perrier brand, which is owned by Nestlé, a Swiss consumer-goods giant, and Evian, owned by Danone, a French one, have long emphasised the uniqueness of their natural sources to sell water.
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Now, she's the most confident she's ever been: "Just the uniqueness and the rarity, the way the lines form and the art that is made from the patterns that are there," she said.
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It was very important that the film grapples with the thing that it's talking about, rather than elevating our own kind of uniqueness as humans, as a certain kind of counterbalance to it.
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And here's the genius of Apple's simplifying conceit: In a hero's journey to self-transcendence, the individual in all her uniqueness is its star, technology is ostensibly secondary — and so are other people.
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I am not sure after three decades (whether) Hong Kong can still remain its uniqueness with democracy or universal suffrage or not, or in the worst case it'll be 'one country, one system'.
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According to its hub on verified badges, Instagram will evaluate your account for "authenticity, uniqueness, completeness and notability" — the criteria it must meet in addition to abiding by the platform's terms of service.
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One destination for that is Tictail: The site is stocked with the same minimalist-approved pieces you love at Zara, but they've got a uniqueness that means you won't be seeing it everywhere.
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"In our view Kate Spade has a brand clarity and uniqueness that is now lacking in brands such as Coach and Michael Kors," said Hakon Helgesen, an analyst at Conlumino retail research firm.
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If I wouldn't be met with equal affection, the same desire to get inside another that I craved, I could at least feel some sense of uniqueness and intrigue in my alienating intensity.
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But even though this wasn't my favorite, my friends and I agreed that the uniqueness of the dish, combined with the flavorful, doughy crust, and portion size made it a pretty great choice.
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He explains that he was drawn to the skill of photorealism, the beauty of self-expression of abstractions, and the uniqueness of tags that stand out among layers and layers of multiple hands.
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Update: On Thursday a Kraft Heinz spokesperson wrote Motherboard in an email, "We are confident in the uniqueness of our Oscar Mayer Bacoin promotion" and added that the company reached out to Steele.
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In a society with few rules or rituals for talking about grief, the team aspect of running and the uniqueness of relationships forged over miles may offer welcome opportunities to share, Saremi says.
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You get 'RuPaul's Drag Race,' a reality competition show that pits drag queens from across the US (and occasionally from overseas) against one another in a test of 'charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent.
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Clarke-Stone also pointed out the importance of proof points, industry speak for evidence that proves the quality, importance, or uniqueness of the product, such as statistics of how far your campaign reached.
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"Each story will create some uniqueness," said Chris Poitras, the chief operating officer of the pro sports, college and specialty division at Jostens, which is based here in the Super Bowl host city.
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The gazes of the sitters are steadfast even in their softness: The desire for uniqueness is as much a refusal of cultural and familial dogma as it is a loving embrace of lineage.
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Stripped of our uniqueness, we're deemed good women (or "pure," and in alignment with La Virgen) only to the degree that our food was considered acceptable by the men for whom we cooked.
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For your part, you need only decide between a classic and modern style, select the levels of spookiness and uniqueness, and choose if you want something that's trendy on a national or local scale.
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But Asus has found a sliver of space to assert its design uniqueness by blasting the edges of its new ZenBook Flip S and ZenBook Deluxe laptops with a lick of glorious golden color.
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Amethyst, a Gem created on Earth and dealing with Earthly appetites for food, experience, and sensation, is constantly regarded as short and stunted, but her allies still celebrate her as worthwhile for her uniqueness.
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When I ask if he thinks Siri is deserving of citizenship, he says it would be "pretty funny," but points out qualities that Sophia has that Siri doesn't, like uniqueness, and a physical presence.
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We're so concerned with their fragile senses of self, we can't direct them at all, and so we just hover, worrying over the photogeneity of our democratically run households and, most of all, uniqueness.
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" The plan Jens Henning Koch, executive vice president for communications and product at Montblanc, said an Instagram feed was "a mixture of relevance, uniqueness and surprise; putting it in context and creating something new.
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Now, 2017 is 'The Year of New Beginnings,' a one universal year for the planet with the number one resonating with the vibrations and attributes of new beginnings, creation, independence, motivation, progress and uniqueness.
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So it's entirely plausible for Spotify to buy SoundCloud and keep all of that uniqueness intact, while plugging in support like a real ad sales operation, which did more than $200 million last year.
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That sounds obvious today, but it still represents a huge departure from where Instagram was a year ago today: still persuaded of its own uniqueness, clinging to vestiges of its independence from the mainland.
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" Buttigieg The former South Bend, Indiana, mayor is closing his campaign by highlighting his uniqueness as the youngest candidate in the race: It's time to "open the door to a new generation of leadership.
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Four recent employees echoed these claims, saying they have had to re-edit entire campaigns — including one titled "to each her own" that celebrated women's uniqueness — because there were "too many" models of color.
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It's modeled after the Healing Place, which opened 26 years ago in Louisville; its uniqueness lies in the fact that it's generally run by program graduates rather than doctors, addiction specialists, or social workers.
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Finding that people with a high need for uniqueness tend to endorse conspiracy theories could mean that their need drives them to adopt such theories in order to separate themselves from the naive masses.
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Or maybe it's just that, in his mid-30s, Crotty doesn't have the hangups about painting that we of an earlier generation have, with our anxiety of influence colliding with our appetite for uniqueness.
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The Middle Kingdom has historically defined itself by its centrality and uniqueness in the world going back millennia; the United States' comparatively young identity is associated with universality and the mission of spreading its values.
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Though they're the same age, Schmuhl and Smith are quite different, but those differences reflect Buttigieg's own uniqueness, with Schmuhl representing the candidate's agreeable, respectful Midwestern roots and Smith representing his driven, hard-charging ambition.
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It exhibits cohesive design that the Vivo Nex and other phones aren't even close to, and it instantly adds a degree of character and uniqueness in a highly competitive but also homogenous Android flagship market.
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Here are a few structural elements that Miranda uses in order to create the uniqueness of Hamilton that are crucial, common elements of much contemporary fanfic: In many ways, Hamilton is an extremely typical fanfic.
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Staff at Mac's Mission — an animal rescue service in Jackson, Missouri, that specializes in dogs with special needs — brought in an extra special puppy on Friday that has since gone viral for its adorable uniqueness.
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Come Over When You're Sober (Part One) is now a staple within a sub-genre it helped pioneer: intense and irresistible in its uniqueness, but also charged with excitement for what could have come after.
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As well as the dexterity with which Ctrl plays with R&B, soul, and indie in a way that dismisses any attempt categorize it, the record's uniqueness comes from its voice, its beauty from strength.
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When this book is not examining the uniqueness of Greer and Faith's dynamic, it is speaking to the larger issue of ambition: who has it, what curtails it and what it means to reframe it.
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" Ms. Lopez Ochoa, 45, is particularly appreciative of the recognition from Jacob's Pillow because, she said, "they honor an artist for who they are, the uniqueness of their way of working, their way of thinking.
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This in-between feeling is tested when Ho'onani auditions for a traditional hula troupe and, eventually, emerges as a leader who embraces their uniqueness and is in turn embraced by the other children they lead.
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Although the pronoun "me" does not in any way belong to the Polish writer Witold Gombrowicz, the author of that diary, and he likewise has no right of property to the repetition of that pronoun four times, meaning that legally or morally there would not have been anything in the way of me making use of that exact same opening, this would not have been the case with regard to literature, because the entire value of that opening lies in its uniqueness and its expression of uniqueness.
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"One of the main motivations for getting a tattoo, at least in Western cultures, is to promote a sense of uniqueness," Swami told me, adding that a genital tattoo probably has little to do with sex.
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"The uniqueness of the proposed design lies in the fact that the frame is rigid during flight, but softens during collisions," wrote the researchers in a paper published in the journal IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters.
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It was an effective way for me to let go of any embarrassment about not being able to maneuver the board well and to appreciate the uniqueness of being in an exercise class on the water.
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According to Dan White, the CEO and founder of Growler USA, a partnership between franchising and craft would actually combine the best of both worlds—franchising's systematic processes and models, alongside craft brewing's emphasis on uniqueness.
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Combined with the high quality of their music, it's DMK's uniqueness that launched them into viral fame back in 2012, propelling them beyond their homeland of Colombia and onto live performances in Texas, Spain, and Poland.
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But let's not forget that this phone's greatest advantage and uniqueness will come from the software within it — Google spent more time talking up its Google Assistant software than any individual hardware product at yesterday's event.
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Some understandable doubt has crept in over recent times as Apple's designs have lost some of their refinement and a great deal of their uniqueness, the latter thanks to a rapidly advancing cohort of Chinese competitors.
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But in the era of Trump, where uniqueness is prized, Democrats decision to turn to veterans in 2018 hinges on voters across the country, fed up with typical politicians, are looking to candidates with distinct backgrounds.
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During an intramural football game at Fort Benning, Georgia, the Army band honored their interfaith efforts by forming a giant Star of David and playing "Ein Keloheinu," an ancient Jewish prayer about the uniqueness of God.
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The uniqueness of their journey is that they have experiences in both the American and Caribbean technology and entrepreneurial spaces, and they are bringing that to a community that has been appropriated or long left behind.
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"We aggressively pursued the important consumer mega-trend of health and well-being without having clarity on our source of uniqueness ... and we depended too much on M&A, to shape our business strategy," he said.
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It's easy to get overwhelmed living in this world as a trans person, but we are here now, and we can live every day to its fullest by celebrating our uniqueness instead of longing for conformity.
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It's a testament to the uniqueness of the building that, in a city where every move is like a tiny death, Shapton, Julavits and Santangelo were willing to agree to a lease of just a year.
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Sontag's position in the American writing pantheon is unique, and that uniqueness is the product of a complicated mix of queer self-denial and self-making that we are only just beginning to see take shape.
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"More and more, uniqueness and depth of concept is what distinguishes spaces from one another," says Arley Marks, owner of Honey's Bar in Bushwick, who commissioned musician, illustrator, and cartoonist Matt Thurber for his compliance sign.
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Looking out at the crowd at an enormous conference center north of Paris, she spoke of the uniqueness of France's national landscape, from the three borders facing the sea to the mountains of the country's interior.
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"It's the uniqueness of the one-of-a-kind pieces that make you want them even more, everyone has access to ready-to-wear, but vintage feels more special," says Fanny Moizant, co-founder of Vestiaire Collective.
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"I think that these images clearly show someone who began to understand more deeply the importance and uniqueness of the American Indian cultures," said guest curator Ben Mitchell, who worked on the exhibition for some two years.
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But informally, discussions about origins—the age of the earth, evolution and human uniqueness—emerged, allowing the scholars to trade reflections on how Lutherans, Christians more broadly, scientists, atheists, and theistic evolutionists approached these fundamental questions differently.
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The sharks were interested in the uniqueness of the product and excited that the foam roller could collapses flat to be easily packed in a small bag or carry on, but can still sustain weight when expanded.
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Also on Tuesday, Uranus, the freewheeling planet of surprises, will enter this same section of your chart; it will remain there for the next seven years, bringing a sense of innovation and uniqueness to your career path.
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There is something called the "Freshness Factor" there, and it's wonderful; it's an attempt to quantify the uniqueness of the entries of a particular grid, on an algorithmic scale, I know, I know, but bear with me.
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This doesn't mean humans aren't unique—we are obviously different from one another—but that our uniqueness doesn't just stem from genetics or our brains but also from the other organisms living in and on our bodies.
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" Commenting on the uniqueness of this situation, Segar explains, "What's different about this is there is a really scary reason about why the spaces are so empty that you feel personally as you move around the city.
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It is the application of our collective intelligence -- our uniqueness coming together to fulfill our duty to provide the nation with the most effective and lethal fighting force we have the capacity to employ on the battlefield.
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Analysts from CYBERCOM's Cyber National Mission Force (CNMF) look at malware samples, determine their "uniqueness and suitability for release;" the nominating task force must have the malware physically in their possession prior to nomination, the document reads.
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Three years, near-billion dollar settlements in China and South Korea and a slew of litigation with Apple later, Qualcomm CEO Steve Mollenkopf says it's the uniqueness of his business model that has drawn such international scrutiny.
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And it can be this larger context with its own uniqueness, infrastructure characteristics, assets and challenges that drive preparedness and response related outcomes in the face of natural disasters, as unfolding in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria.
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As long as you maintain your uniqueness and stay true to who you really are, and you make decisions based on what you really believe and what you're passionate about, then whatever happens is happening for a reason.
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I love this look for its playfulness and absolute uniqueness among smartphones — it reminds me very much of the color-shifting paint job on the Mercedes AMG-GT Concept I saw at the Geneva Motor Show this year.
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Over a quarter of startups I looked at deem themselves or their raison d'etre as "unique," although their uniqueness often rests on technical architecture that is so convoluted that it's practically useless—solving problems that pain no one.
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That also means recognizing Selena's own uniqueness and irreplaceability: "My tribute to Selena has always been to bring tribute to her, it's never been to want to be her," says Andrews, "because there will never be another Selena."
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"That our pre-human ancestors engaged in this sort of meaningful, ritualistic behavior suggests a need to reevaluate the uniqueness of Homo sapiens as a species, as well as the characteristics that define our very humanity," said Kurin.
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But the uniqueness of the mattresses themselves is often exaggerated, Purdy argued, because these companies are still "contracting with an established American regional mattress maker" — what big traditional rivals like Temper-Pedic, Seely, Simmons and Serta also do.
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This isn't a totally new trend in the wedding jewelry business, though: Colorful stomes have been popular throughout history because of the uniqueness factor, according to Anna Flower from Gemfields, which supplies responsibly-sourced colored gems to brands.
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In the search for their own earthly paradise, most prospective luxury home buyers focus on the uniqueness of a listing, its hidden Edens and world-class amenities, proximity to the beach, ocean views and specifics involving the price.
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A panel of distinguished experts will consider each applicant's accomplishments, based on the clarity, ambitiousness, and feasibility of their vision; the degree of innovation and uniqueness apparent in the work samples; and the applicant's impact on the field.
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The result is that each entry in the series feels uniquely independent from the others, even though they all have basically the same plot with the same main character, further contributing to the overall uniqueness of the franchise.
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Our guess is that this — the declining uniqueness of female candidates — is a price Jeannette Rankin would be willing to pay to see many more women join her in the ranks of elected officeholders in the United States.
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Only then can we begin to recognize men not only as producers and predators but as the guardians in young boys' lives — fathers, uncles, teachers, coaches — who encourage these malleable selves to embrace their own and others' uniqueness.
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Trasov's character was a symbol of artists and their ambitions, while its name was also (conveniently) his campaign platform: P for performance, E for elegance, A for art, N for nonsense, U for uniqueness, and T for talent.
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Johnson Controls isn't ruling out those assistants from appearing on the GLAS in a future software update, but for now you're paying the extra cash for the uniqueness of a translucent thermostat that will look great on a wall.
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Embracing uniqueness and showcasing the beauty of our differences is what I am all about so the fact that my words and image can impact positive change is a perk of this job I never expected I would have.
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You're here to speak on your love and at the same time be able to amplify the fact that your gift is within your uniqueness without having to exclude anyone else [while] still shining a light on black women.
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Partly so I can see productions that don't make it to New York, and partly because, although theater is distinguished by the uniqueness of the moment, sometimes you just want to rewind that moment as soon as it's over.
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The FBI, though, strongly cautions against the use of crime report data to rank or compare jurisdictions -- citing the uniqueness of locales, with varying explanations for crime levels, and the sometimes misleading, simplistic and incomplete analysis of those rankings.
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These buyers embrace a DIY aesthetic that's flourished on sites like Etsy, prioritize uniqueness, and are familiar with the idea of a flash sale — the frequently changing offerings that have made sites like Zulily a clothing favorite for millennial moms.
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"I want to emphasize the uniqueness of the pattern potential in the central U.S.," said the NWS' Uccellini, referring to the overall weather pattern and its likelihood of producing rainfall totals in excess of 10 to 15 inches over several days.
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The once widely used bitemark analysis, predicated on dentists' belief that they could trace a bite back to the mouth that made it, has little evidence to support it: like fingerprints, there's no real study on the uniqueness of bitemarks.
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So, if you look at, like you were saying, Jimmy Fallon or these great really super-well-produced video content that gets repurposed and distributed online, really hard to compete against that, if you are just looking at digital for uniqueness.
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"First, Amazon will need to hire top design/creative talent, and give them artistic freedom to experiment and bring uniqueness to the assortment, not 'more of the same,'" he says, adding that consumers (especially millennials) want distinct and unique merchandise.
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The Florida Project's uniqueness gives it a fragile feel: It seems impossible that the setting, acting, and directing could all align in a way that manages to make the story feel this right — but also doesn't condescend to its subjects.
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I suspect so many of us have been embellishers, especially when we were young, in the stakes to abjure privilege, to claim uniqueness in the form of obstacles, to show our guts and thorny individualism in rising above ordinary roots.
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Much in the way that beloved painting instructor Bob Ross turned his permed hair into a trademark used to brand painting supplies he sold, so too these artists are asserting their uniqueness through visual means before we've even heard them perform.
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The depth of talent and the uniqueness of the race make it an incredibly difficult puzzle to solve, but because there is so much money spread among so many different outcomes, the payoff for getting it right can be huge.
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Alpha fashion girls are more likely to be nice than mean, and while it might seem to outsiders that members of this new gen all look equally bizarre, among those living this life, individuality and uniqueness are valued above anything else.
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Creator: Kari and Werner Grossman, based on an idea by Javier Ramirez Campuzano 1998 Nagano, Japan Names: The Snowlets Keeping with the host nation's uniqueness, the 1998 Games featured four owls named Sukki, Nokki, Lekki and Tsukki, known as the Snowlets.
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Therefore I don't feel afraid to experiment with my image or do different things but I'm so grateful that we are in a different era in music where uniqueness is being embraced and it's cool now to be unique and different.
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Because of the uniqueness of the program's subsidy system there is likely a point where a health plan can concentrate its pool of covered people from among the most highly subsidized participants and collect enough premium to end the red ink.
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"He helped them mature into the powerhouse business it is today without throwing away the uniqueness that was Google during those early days," said Joe Beda, chief technology officer of Seattle startup Heptio and a Google employee from 2004 through 2014.
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The first application IBM is announcing for its Verifier is as a part of the diamond trade, which is of course known for fetishizing the stones and their uniqueness, and also establishing elaborate supply trains to ensure product is carefully controlled.
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Courtesy Giacometti Foundation Giacometti's uniqueness was detectable already, in the early nineteen-thirties, when he embraced the sexual manias of Surrealism and veered between the opposed coteries of the movement, led by the sentimental André Breton and the cynical Georges Bataille .
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In a study last spring on behalf of the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, Schoen Survey Research found that trivializing or minimizing the uniqueness of the Holocaust materially impedes the public efforts to resist intolerance and anti-Semitism.
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Dr. James Matera, chief medical officer of CentraState Medical Center, said he had discussed the uniqueness of treating so many members of the same family with the state's health commissioner and officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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It remains an integral part of queer culture and history that has not only shown how far gay men went to hide and play with their identities, but as a linguistic signpost of the LGBTQ community's creativity, uniqueness, nerve, and talent.
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"To conserve the genetic uniqueness of the two species, we should avoid their interbreeding in captivity," said Chinese Academy of Sciences conservation biologist Yibo Hu, who along with colleague Fuwen Wei led the study published in the journal Science Advances.
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"Because of climate change, we have to be prepared to regularly harvest in August," Rodez said, noting that starting earlier is the only way to keep the uniqueness of the Champagne wine, produced with grapes that cannot be too ripe.
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Even with extensive studies on racial bias and America's troubled past with black folks and medical treatment, the difference often boils down to the comfort of knowing your doctor understands the uniqueness, importance, and nuances of your culture and lived experiences.
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A society like the one found in America, one founded on ideals that emphasize the individual over the community, uniqueness and creativity over tradition, progress over preservation, and exceptionalism over globalism, will naturally also value ownership, including that of intellectual property.
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While at present North Korea is somewhat distinctive in both their willingness to engage in financial crime and their possession of cyber espionage capabilities, the uniqueness of this combination will likely not last long-term as rising cyber powers may see similar potential.
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The uniqueness of our case was in the application of the criteria set forth in Canada's Supreme Court decision: specifically that the "grievous and irremediable medical condition" causing our client "intolerable" and "enduring suffering" had, as its underlying cause, a psychiatric diagnosis.
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"Youth these days want to show their uniqueness in style ... to show off style, we have two brands that begin with S," said Feng En, marketing head for Samsung China, pointing at the logos of Samsung and Supreme on-screen behind him.
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"My best piece of advice I could give to all of the women and girls reading Glamour is to honor and love your own uniqueness — and to really work hard not to try to be something you're not," said Jenna Dewan Tatum.
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The stolen items are "impossible to sell" because of their uniqueness and high visibility, Maria Ellior of the Swedish police&aposs National Operations Department told Swedish news agency TT. The theft would be logged at Interpol, enabling an international search, TT said.
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Although both shows paint Rodin as a rebellious modernist and revolutionary, each takes a completely different approach to that conclusion, with the Met proving the sculptor's influence through juxtaposition with his contemporaries and the Brooklyn Museum focusing on the uniqueness of his craft.
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Fans demand an increasingly lifelike simulation of professional football, while also wanting each entry to be garnished with uniqueness, though no one game should be so new and interesting that its changes devalue the players' skills, honed over decades of gradual updates.
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When all power in the country coalesces in one man, he becomes more isolated with time until ultimately he finds himself completely alone, convinced of his own uniqueness and suspicious of comrades in arms who still recall his first steps in politics.
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Worse, most spaces where historic buildings are demolished will not be developed again, because the uniqueness of the space is part of the attraction for investors aiming to bring in consumers to new businesses, as well homebuyers and renters for downtown residential properties.
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America's uniqueness doesn't stem from the personality or bravado of our leaders, but from our commitment to the principle of limited government, the rule of law, and the absolute triumph of individual rights and liberties to the detriment of concentrated power and politicians.
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Fascination with the country's uniqueness was especially strong in the years after the Second World War, when, as a high-school student, I began to turn to the open stacks of the Newark Public Library to enlarge my sense of where I lived.
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My whole livelihood is thinking outside the box and not doing something that's typical, and I want my family, I want my kids to embrace their uniqueness, even if it's something no one else does, or no one else thinks you can do.
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"Here's the thing: I'm being compensated in part because of the difficulty of this job and the uniqueness of the circumstances of the settlement agreement," Mr. Russ said, referring to the agreement the city struck with the federal government to appoint a monitor.
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The bigger drawback is, unavoidably, that Trump's uniqueness as a candidate gives us very little precedent for evaluating how his singular features — his erraticism, his penchant for conspiracy theories, and the fact that he's never held political office — could help or hurt him.
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Like any good columnist, Charles had deep convictions — on the uniqueness and greatness of America, his devotion to democratic pluralism, and his support for Israel and Zionism; on the wonder and joys of physics, chess and baseball, especially his beloved Washington Nationals.
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"That's who we are, that's who we are, and it's the thing that holds us together and I don't see much of it coming from the far right and the Breitbarts of the world and this administration, it's the uniqueness of America."
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It was about denying Ukraine's claim to a cultural uniqueness, and even more about making clear that the state would brook no challenge to its official lies about Ukraine being in the grips of fascists manipulated by the West to denigrate Russian culture.
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THAT'S WHAT, AGAIN, DRIVES AMERICAS UNIQUENESS AND WE SHOULD NEVER, NEVER GIVE IT UP. FORTT: MICROSOFT'S IMMIGRATION LAWYER AT MICROSOFT WAS ONE WHO SUGGESTED TO YOU THAT MAYBE YOU NEEDED TO SHIFT FROM A GREEN CARD TO AN H27B TO DO THAT.
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And if you really want to cut to the chase: Click on the "Costume Wizard" and turn the "Uniqueness Level" all the way up and choose your preference on the Trend Meter (national or local) and on the Style Meter (classic to modern).
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Second, Disco Elysium hangs much of its uniqueness on its art style of blurred painting and oily backgrounds, which artist Aleksander Rostov explains in the context of rejecting the realism of contemporary games and injecting a sense of surrealism into the landscape.
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While many people praised Narwhal for his uniqueness, Rochelle Steffen, founder of Mac's Mission, told The Southeast Missourian that he was also subject to "stupid, ugly comments (online)" which raised concerns for Steffen when thinking about giving the puppy up for adoption.
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But Danti and food lawyers told FoodNavigator that the current regulatory framework is not aggressive enough given that legislation surrounding food labels varies from country to country and it is very difficult for Italy to enforce its culinary uniqueness beyond its borders.
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"I think the story of friendship and family will come through in a way that wasn't humanized in the original, and I hope we honor the original by keeping the theme of believing in yourself and your uniqueness at the center of our tale."
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Finally, they show that, third, even if population uniqueness is low—an argument often used to justify that data are sufficiently de-identified to be considered anonymous —, many individuals are still at risk of being successfully re-identified by an attacker using our model.
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In a comprehensive advertorial over on Time's website, Mattel's Evelyn Mazzocco, the head of the Barbie brand, admits that it's taken the toymaker a long time to adapt the doll to more modern views on beauty and accepting the uniqueness of one's own body.
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"The uniqueness of Klarna's consumer offering, providing a healthier, simpler and smarter alternative to credit cards, with the addition of multiple services to smoothen the shopping experience, online and offline, is clearly resonating with the US consumer," the company said in a press release Tuesday.
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It's not typically the child-welfare system's responsibility, but given the uniqueness of this case I would like to believe that the child-welfare system will make sure that they're all fully embedded into an adult mental health and developmental-health system for assessments.
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So, a third experiment was devised, the express intention being to show not just a correlation between Need for Uniqueness and Conspiracy Mentality, but also that this, in turn, varied according to whether a specific conspiracy theory was presented as a minority or majority view.
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But in total, van Gogh's originality succeeds because it finds through imitation the final threads needed to weave an enduring uniqueness that we might as well keep on calling genius, just so long as we register it as shrewd judgment and tireless labor as well.
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Instead, the film winds up being the last thing Mercury himself would have wanted it to be, given his own embrace of the queer community: an erasure of that community, and of Mercury's own uniqueness, as well as a flimsy, demonizing stereotype of queer men.
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Contemporary picture-book authors carry on the tradition started by authors of classics; they're champions of uniqueness, artfully celebrating the qualities of fictional children — and quite a few anthropomorphized animals, some crayons and even a piece of cutlery — while also tackling tricky social situations.
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Even as a self-described member of the "crypto-nerds" contingent at the event, Matt Hall—who co-founded CryptoPunks, another digital art creation to avail blockchain technology to ensure uniqueness and track ownership—recognized the rare Pepe enthusiasts as a group unto itself.
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Our hypothesis was that those with a higher conspiracy mentality (already correlated with a higher need for uniqueness) were more likely to endorse the conspiracy when finding out that fewer people believed in it than when they found out that many people believed it.
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All of this has made it difficult to explain the magic and uniqueness of Tumblr to investors in the past, and, as López suggests, could make things harder for the site without the protective umbrella of Yahoo to shield it from more profit-driven scrutiny.
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Screenshot: LastPass"Password managers are the only way out of this and once you go down that path, you can start generating actual random passwords, 40 characters worth, and stop worrying about strength and uniqueness because now it's already taken care of for you," says Hunt.
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"The EY Centre is a building that reinterprets and honours the uniqueness and history of this place, positioned at the edge of Sydney's Tank-Stream (the first water source of the colony of New South Wales)," wrote architecture firm Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp in the project description.
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Our Rainbow (2 - 5 Years) By Little Bee Books Even if you can't explain broad, complex topics like gender and sexuality to younger readers, it's never too early to start teaching them how to appreciate others (and themselves) for the uniqueness one brings to the world.
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"Due to the uniqueness and variability of severity of these life-threatening allergic reactions, it's unethical to conduct trials on patients experiencing anaphylaxis or induce anaphylactic reactions to conduct a study for EpiPill or any other alternative injectable or non-injectable dosage form," Rawas-Qalaji told CNBC.
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For instance, you can now customize existing armor sets by performing in-game achievements, as well as unlock new "Masterworks" versions of top-tier weapons, a change that comes in direct response to players' clamoring for more variety and uniqueness to the game's trove of collectible firearms.
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Not only has his company developed an Albanian search engine, which overcomes some of the complexities and uniqueness of the Albanian language, but it's also tackling the region's search engine chicken and egg problem: much of the information that users typically search for doesn't yet exist online.
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"The elation of buying Philippe Starck design pieces at Target soon turned to the feeling that nothing sacred was left, no uniqueness," said a New York art historian, Maggie Galton, a founder of Onora Casa, a luxury design brand in Mexico City that works with traditional textiles.
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The lessons of Libya and Iraq The uniqueness of North Korea's predicament is a significant reason why other states might not be able to follow suit, said David Maxwell, associate director of the Center for Security Studies at the Walsh School for Foreign Service at Georgetown University.
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Though most of Vine's top stars have already been gradually moving on to YouTube, Instagram, and Snapchat (more on that below), it's possible Vine's uniqueness both as a platform and as a community means that voices will fade out in the transition from Vine to other social media spaces.
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On a microchip, a PUF takes the form of an electronic circuit, where the desired uniqueness is the result of slight variations inherent in the chip manufacturing process—a transistor might have a slightly different voltage threshold or a logic gate may have a slight delay, for example.
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But because of both the uniqueness of the constitutional violation in 2000 and the controversy surrounding the Supreme Court's role in the election, it seems highly unlikely (all the more so with the court operating with only eight Justices) that what happened in that year could repeat next month.
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According to the site, the newly featured pieces focus on, "our individual uniqueness...how differently we all live – with our own unique tastes, habits and needs," and intend to "inspire" and provide "smart solutions" to a variety of customers who are looking to live their best at-home lives.
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But-- but the strategic value, the must have, the uniqueness, the ability to product really high-value content, and especially sports-- gives it a scarcity value that-- that really was realized when-- when-- when Rupert and-- and family decided that the right thing to do was sell the company.
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But the breadth of her humanist imagination emerges most gloriously from her magnificent fiction, in which women play leading roles, in which social and racial identities influence but never determine individual character; her novels guide our understanding of how both race and gender inflect experience without diminishing psychological uniqueness.
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I have seen half of the production, covering the years 1776 through 1836, and the years 7 through 1956 (which I reviewed last year), and can attest to its glittering uniqueness: the most spectacular drag act imaginable, combined with superb musicianship and generous doses of progressive gender politics.
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Recognizing the uniqueness of the ED, hospital and prescription drug market allows for the implementation of a single-payer plan that will possibly satisfy the ideological requisite for Democrats and at the same time allow Republicans to support a conservative based plan to resolve significant healthcare market distortions.
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They returned to an increasingly dysfunctional and polarized polity; to the financial disaster of 2008; to the mystery of what the spending of trillions of dollars in those wars had achieved; to stagnant incomes; to the steady diminishment of American uniqueness and the apparent erosion of its power.
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