Trends can be ephemeral, and political coalitions can change unpredictably.
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This year's White House race has shifted unpredictably at times.
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It tends to occur unpredictably every two to seven years.
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We have gone rogue, act unpredictably, and are causing trouble.
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Cold brew is less acidic, but far more unpredictably caffeinated.
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Wild pokémon roam around freely, and the weather changes unpredictably.
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The algorithm changes unpredictably, and the changes are often implemented irresponsibly.
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But what he really wanted was a trap that behaved unpredictably.
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If the activists persisted, threats or violence escalated suddenly and unpredictably.
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Ms. Agami's hyper-flexible dancers can bend every which way, unpredictably.
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Mr. Trump's protean character has also played out unpredictably in Israel.
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Replication can stop unpredictably, and speeds can vary by about ten-fold.
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Elderly couples try to avoid her unpredictably swinging arms as they pass.
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Demand patterns change, and geopolitical conditions change even more quickly and unpredictably.
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"Old hardware is both remarkably resilient but also unpredictably flaky," he said.
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If by "better" you mean wildly popular and unpredictably caffeinated, then yes.
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Malware moves fast and unpredictably, leaving an expensive trail of collateral damage.
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Mao, like God, could be credibly omniscient only by being unpredictably seen.
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Stocks tend to trade heavily (and unpredictably) when investors are continually surprised.
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The U.S. president has single-handedly added significantly the unpredictably of share prices.
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Another issue is that data-flow created by a game can change unpredictably.
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What they may fear most at the summit is the American president's unpredictably.
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A city's dynamism derives from its inefficiencies, from people and ideas colliding unpredictably.
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Finally, artificial intelligence (AI) will be unpredictably consequential to any new world order.
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Conceivably, and unpredictably, North Korea or Iran might dare to launch such a missile.
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That refers to moving forces around the world quickly and unpredictably to bamboozle adversaries.
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" His performance ended, unpredictably, with a cover of Tom Waits's "Innocent When You Dream.
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Act unpredictably, without input from diplomatic, economic and military advisers, to our country's detriment.
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Medical diagnosis is one field most immediately, and perhaps unpredictably, threatened by machine learning.
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Cryptocurrencies are terrible stores of value because their prices vary so greatly and unpredictably.
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Nature's furies — hurricanes, earthquakes, landslides, droughts, infectious diseases, you name it — may strike unpredictably.
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But monetarism proved harder to implement than its proponents thought; the monetary targets behaved unpredictably.
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They have been known to move unpredictably from so-called "paper terrorism" to real violence.
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Opener "mercury" is a sprawling, indie rock stunner that unpredictably unfolds in its final third.
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The more substances are banned, the more obscure and unpredictably dangerous their replacements have become.
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Scuffing can make the ball act unpredictably, making it more difficult for batsmen to hit.
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What I enjoy the most about nature, though, is the fact that it changes, often unpredictably.
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Hills and buildings surrounding the bay change the often light winds and can redirect gusts unpredictably.
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And if Davos does tell her what Melisandre did to Shireen, Daenerys could well react unpredictably.
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Our complex economy changes too rapidly and unpredictably to rely on any fixed mathematical forecasting model.
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Even presuming Trump's acquittal, this process could still play out more unpredictably than you might think.
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B. is a very smart dog, but she's an alpha and can get a little aggressive unpredictably.
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It's why its recommendations veer unpredictably from cable news to pirated reality shows to QAnon conspiracy theories.
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It's not that they're bad at flying, but that the air around them tends to move unpredictably.
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Either they would be persecuted by secular or atheist regimes, or they would flourish freely and unpredictably.
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Secondly, his language is not only often stronger than that of former presidents, but also swings unpredictably.
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Typically less damaging than El Niño, La Niña tends to occur unpredictably every two to seven years.
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But the danger posed to assets in the face of an unpredictably aggressive sanctions agenda changes things.
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This game of cat and mouse has caused the risk profile of individuals enrolled to fluctuate unpredictably.
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SCAM OR NOT If by "benefits" you mean being wildly popular and sometimes unpredictably alcoholic, then yes.
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That is a function of intelligence and the limits of targeting against unpredictably moving targets, not payload.
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Both the boxed set and the film sprawl proudly and unpredictably, just as the Revue itself did.
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The larger issue is that Donald Trump's unpredictably incendiary foreign policy sits uneasily with the principles of FOIP.
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Not unpredictably, the vibrant particle clouds conjured (short-lived) visions of extraterrestrials by some who witnessed the event.
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Live shows like these are also always unpredictably full of shitty shticks, impassioned speeches, and uncomfortable sexist jokes.
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Participants experience swelling, vomiting, hallucinations, diarrhea and a litany of other maladies as bodies shut down, often unpredictably.
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He has tended to oscillate unpredictably between policies, throwing talks over the budget or health care into chaos.
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But the drastic travel restriction suggested that the risks in the United States could grow quickly and unpredictably.
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But it responds unpredictably, takes time to change, and is far more responsive to rewards than to punishment.
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But as the recent study points out, the models have not matched reality, and the spot is behaving unpredictably.
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He makes his own decisions, often unpredictably—even if his nominations appear more consistently conservative than some had expected.
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But what happens when a disease strikes unpredictably and kills quickly, leaving no time to gather the requisite data?
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The problem both firms are trying to overcome is that cloth is floppy and behaves unpredictably when pushed around.
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Due to the shape of the rubber toy, it bounces unpredictably, offering mental stimulation as well as physical exercise.
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And it's synthesized unpredictably, making it hard to know how much you're taking (and thus more likely to overdose).
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This time, when I returned to the dock, the long boat slid unpredictably at every touch of the tiller.
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The fires could spread quickly and unpredictably, with parts of the country facing "catastrophic" fire danger in some regions.
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Dealing with all that laundry can be tricky: The volume can vary unpredictably, and fixed facilities are not guaranteed.
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While heavy regulation of tech does not seem likely in the near term, political winds can change quickly and unpredictably.
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He is known in the industry for behaving unpredictably at press conferences and for his colourful attacks on rival airlines.
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They can hopscotch around a city, reaching down here and there, unpredictably, like a malevolent finger rubbing out an ant.
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Perhaps "black ice," the slick patches that can form unpredictably and almost invisibly because they blend in with the asphalt.
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It is a mishmash of random groups that form and deform unpredictably and encompass everyone from Juggalos to JNCO enthusiasts.
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It targets, among others, those seeking benefits for chronic conditions that flare unpredictably, like Crohn's disease or irritable bowel disease.
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Predictably, she opened the sandwich and ate the chicken, then the tomato, then the lettuce, and then—unpredictably—the bread.
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At times, the contours almost seem to take shape — into bodies, or a landscape — only to wander, unpredictably, back into abstraction.
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The soundtrack unpredictably cuts between the lush recordings to which the actors lip-sync and their own reedy a capella voices.
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Effervescent—and evanescent—quick marks create unpredictably when they strike the surface: Von Hellermann's paintings capture the blurry fantasy of life.
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American ships and planes regularly exert legal rights to cross the South China Sea, triggering Chinese responses that could escalate unpredictably.
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Kill List is a really fun blend of thriller, horror, and mystery that swings unpredictably between tense and — occasionally — borderline-farcical.
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Brexit suggests that, when people feel that remote elites are trampling on their culture and threatening their identity, they react unpredictably.
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The meeting had one headline: While change was happening rapidly and unpredictably, the Berlin Wall would take a decade to fall.
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In the case of the Ein-Gedi scroll, that was made harder by the fire, which had damaged individual layers unpredictably.
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Each eruption happens unpredictably, but some big ones can be anticipated by watching for the atypically quiet period that precedes them.
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Yet "the problem with the mushroom when used for treatment is that the dose can vary widely and unpredictably," Greer said.
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So if you had to pick one person to emerge from the chaos, unpredictably, pomp and patriotism, who would that be?
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Virtual models exist in time, however, and can proceed unpredictably in that one can exert simulations of natural forces onto them.
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The piece is like a game of genre roulette, with the wheel landing unpredictably on rock, jazz and Western classical music.
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Instead, the eye and the other tissues, nerves, blood vessels, and muscles get compressed by the fist and explode unpredictably outward.
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Roughing up the ball on one side can make it move unpredictably, making it more challenging for the batsmen to hit.
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But those of us who witnessed Beijing Spring are confident that eventually, unpredictably, the tide of freedom will roll in again.
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It could also, and unpredictably, rouse demons that turned me into a wifely shrew, sparked bruising arguments, unleashed embarrassing faux pas.
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No existing defenses, in the United States or elsewhere, can intercept a missile that can move so fast while maneuvering unpredictably.
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The stock market took a sharp tumble on Monday amid fears of the growing unpredictably of the path of the coronavirus.
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While Mr. Trump's focus appeared to careen unpredictably from hour to hour, the larger pattern he followed was a familiar one.
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Yet Ms. Lopes faces an obstacle experienced by few of her colleagues: chronic, crippling anxiety that disappears and re-emerges unpredictably.
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The broken AC in the studio mirrored the hothouse effect of this small city, where the art scenes unpredictably tangle and overlap.
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The songs here unpredictably expand and contract, like the slinking single "Invenção," the year's most colorful and exciting offering from the genre.
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One reason Batman has been so intriguing for so long is that he hovers unpredictably on that line between superhero and antihero.
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Most revolve around the question of whether to deter or placate Russia as it continues to prowl unpredictably to the alliance's east.
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But part of the magic in the music is that its predetermined structures give way, unpredictably, to various sorts of spontaneous digression.
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Is Twin Peaks: The Return a tulpa of Twin Peaks — a copy that is eerily unlike the original, and darkly, unpredictably dangerous?
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In its latter years, Smith's world has become, unpredictably, fiercely optimistic, every stroke and line imbued with a skittish, supremely human touch.
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Our brains focus easily on the present and on the deep past, but the stuff between is elastic, dilating and contracting unpredictably.
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His wild, unpredictably pulsing style can also be heard in his writing for traditional symphony orchestra, and even in a ballet score.
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But one thing that has become clear over the last decade is how effects can spread unpredictably in times of financial disruption.
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But the window for critical reporting in times of crises tends to be quite narrow, and it opens and shuts rather unpredictably.
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They rely on cameras to detect lane markings, meaning obscured or faded markings will cause the systems to disengage or behave unpredictably.
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How to Avoid a White-Knuckle Drive on Black Ice The slick roadway condition can be difficult to detect and develops unpredictably.
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It wasn't that Vinnie Paul's advice was great, which it usually wasn't, or that he was unpredictably poetic, which, boy, was he not.
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Echoing Rouhani's tone, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said Tehran might act "unpredictably" in response to U.S. policies under President Donald Trump.
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La Nina, which tends to occur unpredictably every two to seven years, is characterized by unusually cold temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean.
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But soldiers not only receive far graver wounds, but under complex conditions that are not just a barrier to healing but unpredictably so.
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It flows unpredictably, swirling delicately like the puddles that form along the shoreline, or rushing dangerously from melody to melody like a riptide.
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Moments earlier, Lavrov greeted Tillerson with unusually icy remarks, denouncing the missile strike on Syria as illegal and accusing Washington of behaving unpredictably.
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The dollar value of one bitcoin today can't be counted upon for tomorrow, either because the price skyrockets unpredictably, or it suddenly tanks.
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But West Nile virus, which arrived in 1999, now appears unpredictably across the country; Dallas, for example, saw a big outbreak in 2012.
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One thing that has become clear over the last decade is how effects can spread unpredictably across countries in times of financial disruption.
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Reed, a 46-year-old freelance grant writer, has a rare disease that can make her suddenly and unpredictably allergic to different foods.
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A necessary step for a company navigating an inherently risky business of supplying credit to upstarts, known to unpredictably fold or file for bankruptcy.
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Trump&aposs willingness to sign immigration legislation also remains in question after a year that has seen his stance on the issue veer unpredictably.
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Other specialists in the field advocate a more cautious approach because the long-term psychosexual results for young children can vary widely and unpredictably.
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"The Chinese government is well aware that Trump might act unpredictably and will take steps to minimize the opportunity for any embarrassments," said Heidlage.
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Small stars are unpredictably violent, as seen in recent observations of a powerful flare ejected from our nearest neighbor Proxima Centauri that wowed astronomers.
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The biggest challenge of doing tour laundry, Topf explained, was the volume, which can vary unpredictably, and the need to work without fixed facilities.
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I never really liked baseball because in my country the fields were dirt, not grass, and the pebbles would make the ball bounce unpredictably.
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Maybe it's how strange they are as a construct, and how unpredictably they can appear in English (much to the chagrin of nonnative speakers).
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In the exchange, from November 2016, months before the F.A.A. certified the Max, Mr. Forkner said MCAS was acting unpredictably in a flight simulator.
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This is an unpredictably good, if imperfect, team that is forced to rely on players untested in the crucible of pivotal late-season games.
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Still, the president's tendency to change his mind abruptly and unpredictably has created an atmosphere of uncertainty for nearly everyone around him — including Mulvaney.
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" Trends can change fast and unpredictably when chasing hot careers, she added, so it is important to show that "you're adaptable to the times.
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Akerman doesn't use quotation marks, lines of thought begin and end unpredictably, time frames jump around, and the subjects of certain sections aren't immediately apparent.
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Interacting unpredictably with the oil, the Dartek film has become a network of exaggerated wrinkles like the craquelure on the surface of an old painting.
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As you've pointed out, it's hard to tell what flicks and shows are available on each service, especially when titles appear and vanish so unpredictably.
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No matter what I do with the lighting, no matter where I move the camera, eventually my view and my virtual hands start shaking unpredictably.
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Yet he, too, is a hostage to fortune, facing the danger that the narrative may shift unpredictably and in ways that hurt the Conservative Party.
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For a story published in August 2018, Business Insider reporters spoke with 42 Tesla employees, who said Musk is a visionary, but also unpredictably demanding.
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French airport manager Aeroports de Paris announced on Monday its full year results, saying that the coronavirus impact can increase "unpredictably" in the coming weeks.
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The authorities cautioned that despite the good news, the fire could still behave unpredictably, as humidity remained low and there was no rain in the forecast.
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The S&P has bounced around unpredictably since making all-time highs in May, but Johnson has a clear picture of what the future will bring.
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The problem, says one senior Western official, is that Russia sees value in behaving unpredictably, perhaps in part to compensate for its disadvantage in conventional forces.
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Haro also scoured the sky around the Orion Nebula in the Orion constellation, finding red and blue flare stars, small stars that surge unpredictably with brightness.
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On Thursday night, "You, Me and the Apocalypse" takes on the task, making the end of the world an unpredictably enjoyable ride, as it ought to be.
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The comment coincided with a remark by Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif that Tehran might act "unpredictably" in response to U.S. policies under President Donald Trump.
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Markets had been pummelled in recent weeks amid tough talk from Trump on trade and they remain on tenterhooks due to the unpredictably of the U.S. president.
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Phoenix musician and Ascetic House label/collective co-proprietor, J.S. Aurelius, has shared a degraded, unpredictably mood-shifting new mix on Houston composer Rabit's label Halcyon Veil.
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The products of this intensive artificial selection have one job: to buck, spin and kick as hard and unpredictably as they can with a rider on board.
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Because signal strength degrades unpredictably depending on distance and landscape, it would be very difficult for anyone to hit on the "right" strength without triggering an alert.
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Solos, a dream romance and ensembles all bounced up endearingly out of the music; the ebullience made the dancers look not showy, but exuberantly and unpredictably diverse.
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What makes it really difficult is not so much the tweets but the unpredictably and irrationality of the White House and his inability to keep it in.
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Rather than making works about how humans behave, however, Falsnaes actually activates people through his charismatic, workshop-style performances, prompting them to act, sometimes unpredictably, within his pieces.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Wednesday Tehran may act "unpredictably" in response to the United States' "unpredictable" policies under U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Why it matters: Self-funded employers, or those that directly pay for their workers' medical claims, usually buy "stop-loss" coverage to insure themselves from unpredictably costly diagnoses.
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If it's a hot day, the kids will rush to be drenched by "Appearing Rooms," which has water spouting up unpredictably from a square platform of metal grating.
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At the very least, he's ill-equipped for his job: He lashes out unpredictably whenever he's challenged and increasingly seems to live and work in a parallel reality.
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Dementia doesn't proceed in a steady, systematic fashion; in most people, at least in the early and middle stages, periods of confusion alternate unpredictably with periods of lucidity.
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The strong breezes that whip off the sea can shift and swing unpredictably, while the soaring cliffs and steep drop-offs create turbulence that wears out expensive equipment.
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We have a platform that mimics the motion of an earthquake and shows how violently and unpredictably a building will move, and even rotate, when the ground shakes.
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But it's also emblematic of how unpredictably dangerous birth can be, even for healthy women — and how the deadliest pregnancy complications are survivable when hospitals prepare for them.
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Given GHB's reputation for unpredictably knocking users unconscious and the related associations with sexual assault, it can be hard for outsiders to understand its popularity in some scenes.
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Atrial fibrillation can increase your risk of strokes and heart failureAtrial fibrillation, the clinical term for heart irregularity may feel like your heart beating slow, chaotically, or unpredictably.
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Now that it had short-circuited so spectacularly and unpredictably, he was doomed to a chronic case of range anxiety—monitoring the replacement battery constantly and charging it often.
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News has been changing so quickly and utterly unpredictably that it's been hard to stop and appreciate just how crazy this all has been, starting in Cleveland last week.
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In spite of the lack of wind, the fog slid across the ground quickly and unpredictably, and you could be plunged, suddenly, into near blindness in the fog's thickness.
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I'm keeping up with the news, more or less, but am only occasionally and unpredictably in a place and condition where I can actually write something and post it.
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The Iranian leadership now has to assume that Trump may be crazy and could react even more harshly and unpredictably in response to any further Iranian retaliation or escalation.
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In what could have been an homage to his new favorite rapper, Trump jumped unpredictably from topic to topic as he spoke in Dallas Friday at the NRA's annual convention.
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STOCKHOLM, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Wednesday Tehran may act "unpredictably" in response to the United States' "unpredictable" policies under U.S. President Donald Trump.
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If you aren't from any major city that uses public transportation, this is all you need to know about New York City trains: They jerk unpredictably like a mechanical bull.
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Brewers therefore tend to be rather particular about obtaining specific types of hops from specific plants in specific places, to ensure the flavour of their beer does not change unpredictably.
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Photo: Dwight Sipler (Wikimedia Commons)One of the hallmark predictions of quantum mechanics is that particles behave unpredictably—but a new experiment seems to complicate some of those core ideas.
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Typically less damaging than El Nino, La Nina is characterized by unusually cold ocean temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean and tends to occur unpredictably every two to seven years.
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Typically less damaging than El Niño, La Niña is characterized by unusually cold ocean temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean and tends to occur unpredictably every two to seven years.
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Typically less damaging than El Niño, La Niña is characterised by unusually cold ocean temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean and tends to occur unpredictably every two to seven years.
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Bushfires are common during Australia's summer months, but this fire season started unusually early, often moving quickly and unpredictably, and leaving swathes of the drought-stricken land a scorched earth.
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Caption: In a more masochistic, earlier privacy experiment, Depoorter wrote a piece of software that randomly posted a screenshot from his computer once a day, unpredictably revealing his most private affairs.
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It's much easier to step back from a fire that's behaving unpredictably if it's just going to burn a stand of trees than if it might destroy homes or take lives.
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But sometimes the magnetic field experiences "jerks," where it unpredictably goes from speeding up to slowing down, similar to the whiplash-inducing jolts you might feel on a rickety old train.
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As I write this, however, Trump has unexpectedly and unpredictably bridled against this compulsion, once again returning to the theme that the violence in Charlottesville was the fault of both sides.
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Somewhat unpredictably, the appetite for group broadcasting drives performers and audiences to hold events in massively multiplayer games and virtual worlds, particularly Second Life, which is acquired by Microsoft in 2010.
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WWF, which has been working to protect the endangered Yangtze finless porpoises that live in Poyang, has said that the project would "irreversibly and unpredictably" affect water quality and species diversity.
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In private, however, he has been frustrated by the president's superficial understanding of the trading relationship with China and his tendency to jump unpredictably into the fray, friends and contacts say.
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The historian's answer is that rapid productivity growth tends to arrive unannounced and depart unpredictably, due largely to the success of the private sector in putting innovations to economically valuable uses.
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The comment by President Hassan Rouhani coincided with a remark by Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif that Tehran might act "unpredictably" in response to "unpredictable" U.S. policies under President Donald Trump.
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It's also fun to just think about because for one, it just looks weird as hell, but also because the idea of man-made structures acting unpredictably flips everything on its head.
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In one of the fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the nation, we have a mass transit system that consists of public buses with limited hours of operation and routes that change unpredictably.
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"Amazon tends to flex investment up and down somewhat unpredictably from time to time in order to drive growth, and that's what's challenging for investors," said analyst Jan Dawson of Jackdaw Research.
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Constance: It's also refreshing to deal with characters whose psychologies are opaque, not because they're hallucinating elaborate alternative realities at us, but because they're in complex situations and they keep reacting unpredictably.
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Compass needles point towards the north magnetic pole, a point which has crept unpredictably from the coast of northern Canada a century ago to the middle of the Arctic Ocean, moving towards Russia.
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Its sonic material is hissy, staticky noise, a few separate layers of it — some skewed lower, some higher — placed in a stereo mix, starting and stopping and fluctuating in volume, unpredictably but rhythmically.
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We talk at Leicester's training ground, sitting on two yellow chairs beside the impeccable green pitch, while Mr. Ranieri keeps an anxious eye on the powerful sprinklers that shoot up unpredictably around us.
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That could prove a tough call for Trump, who has issued a range of threats against Iran in recent days and often acts unpredictably, but who has also defused tensions with Tehran before.
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Further compounding these tremendous challenges was the constant need to secure childcare, but this was made more difficult by the stress of their situation, which caused her children to become unpredictably physically ill.
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Labor pressure and unpredictably high medical and legal expenses weighed heavily on Cheesecake Factory's second-quarter earnings, prompting the company to cut its forecast and sparking a sell-off of its shares Wednesday.
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WOMAN DIDN&aposT REALIZE MEANINGFUL NECK TATTOO IS ODDLY SIMILAR TO TORONTO BLUE JAYS LOGO According to Vu, the angry woman is a regular customer who is known for sometimes acting unpredictably, ABC reports.
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For example, OK Computer's "Airbag" captures its protagonist's near-death experience with an unpredictably drifting melody, while "15 Step" on In Rainbows turns its jerking 5/4 groove into an expression of romantic anxiety.
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You can engineer in some nondigital component that behaves unpredictably; you can provide inputs from some unpredictable real-world process such as radio noise; or you can set up instructions to generate pseudorandom numbers.
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Instead, they focus most on turning out base supporters they know will be reliable votes for their side (think environmentalists or gun owners), and shy away from turning out voter blocs that might vote unpredictably.
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Given your star chart for June, Sehgal occupies the perfect spot on the impulsive-to-scripted performance art spectrum, somewhere between the tortuously orchestrated embodiment of the Abramović Method and confrontational unpredictably of Clifford Owens.
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There's also a cottage industry of consultants and software vendors who promise to boost sales and get sellers out of trouble, as well as insurance offerings in case one gets booted from the platform unpredictably.
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The AI can map the textures onto humans, which is a feat considering how the people in the videos move unpredictably (imagine what dancing "looks" like to a computer), and wear clothing, which alters their shape.
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Prices vary so widely and unpredictably across companies, locations and dates that it is insane for occasional travelers to pay extra so they can collect points or save a few minutes or get a free upgrade.
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IT IS A measure of how fast and unpredictably technology and finance have developed that the two most influential new payment systems of the 21st century so far both came about more or less by accident.
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In the same interview, Reid, the former aide to the commerce secretary under Bill Clinton, said Trump has proven time and again to be unpredictably successful despite his digressions, which poses a challenge to Hillary Clinton.
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But when strong, shifting winds are driving the flames, as in Alberta, the fire can move unpredictably and leap far beyond fire breaks and other obstacles like rivers and highways, making containment efforts futile and dangerous.
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My natural hair is quite curly but it can dry unpredictably, I'd never know if my curls would dry in one direction or another — or how they'd dry at all because my hair is so thick.
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Though the storm's intensity could still fluctuate unpredictably, its chances of regaining hurricane strength before reaching the Lesser Antilles, the arc of islands from the US Virgin Islands to Grenada, have dropped significantly, CNN meteorologists said.
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"Individuals and businesses in the U.S. have been unfairly required for decades to defend patent suits in far off locales adding cost, complexity and unpredictably to the intellectual property marketplace," company Chief Executive Ted Gelov said.
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He found that the program dropped valuable data from its calculations, in ways that users wouldn't necessarily be aware of, but that could unpredictably affect the likelihood assigned to the defendant's DNA being in the mixture.
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In the end, every rebound comes down to one small coordinate somewhere near the basket: a grapefruit of space that materializes suddenly, unpredictably, and then disappears in a second, almost like the golden snitch in quidditch.
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During the campaign and after his victory, Trump has unabashedly and unpredictably turned US policy on its head with a cascade of jaw-dropping statements about Mexico, China, Russia and Putin, ISIS, Muslims, NATO, Israel and more.
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Google's right that the experience of searching can and should differ depending on the context, but there's a line between "appropriate to context" and "unpredictably inconsistent" that I think the Pixel user experience crosses again and again.
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In soccer, when a player strikes the ball in such a way as to give it very little spin, the ball will flutter unpredictably from side to side—a specialty of Real Madrid star player Christiano Ronaldo.
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Stewards, one of them Magnussen's nine-times Le Mans winning compatriot Tom Kristensen, ruled he had "moved unpredictably and unnecessarily" towards Gasly, who was maintaining his car's direction, and found him wholly to blame for the collision.
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But because the vitilla is smaller than a baseball and moves unpredictably when thrown, and because the bat is thinner, some major leaguers from the Dominican Republic believe playing it so regularly helped their hand-eye coordination.
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Teddy's rage at the senseless loss and the virtual violation makes him vulnerable, unpredictably, to another obscenity: a false-flag narrative peddled by an "Infowars"-like show, relentlessly flowing from a radio as he clutches a pillow.
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Though the corpse flower blooms unpredictably (every five to ten years) and stays open for just 24 to 36 hours, one is about to bloom any minute now at the Huntington Library, LA's storied arboretum and research behemoth.
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Displaced people move often and unpredictably, she says, so the priority is to give them something of lasting value—such as information about their condition and ways to manage their symptoms (a calming slow-breathing technique, for example).
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It's hard to concretely describe a singer whose hallmark is airiness, yet there's a wistful quality to her murmured coos and exclamations that startles, cascading unpredictably in melodic succession as if she's merely following where the beat leads.
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Boeing waited months this year to disclose to the F.A.A. that it had found messages from 2016 in which a Boeing pilot complained that MCAS, which was new to the Max, was acting unpredictably in a flight simulator.
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"There is a coming to terms that this is a regular problem, not just something that happens once in a while and unpredictably," said Samuel Gross, a law professor at the University of Michigan and editor of the registry.
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They are launched into the upper atmosphere in the normal fashion atop existing ballistic missiles, but then release hypersonic glide vehicles (HGVs) which fly lower, faster and—to an adversary—much more unpredictably than old-fashioned re-entry vehicles.
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She went on to argue that backing Trump in the November election on the theory that he's a better choice than the all-but-certain Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton could lead to unpredictably worse choices down the political road.
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The logic of ball tampering — what Bancroft is accused of doing — is to try to alter the surface of the ball so it is more likely to act unpredictably when bowled, making it harder for the batsmen to hit.
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When anyone -- Bannon or Kim Jong Un, for example -- gets between Trump and his starring role in his own story, the President will react furiously and unpredictably to reclaim his narrative, keeping the world on edge in the process.
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The attraction packs dozens of audio-animatronics — and a couple of giant AT-ATs — holograms, lasers, and the most complex ride system Disney's Imagineers had ever designed: a trackless vehicle that moves laterally, vertically, and at all times unpredictably.
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The city has emerged, perhaps unpredictably, as the nation's capital of discontentment (Los Angeles, San Francisco, we know that you are trying), the frontier of enmity to the potential hardships and catastrophes Donald J. Trump's impending presidency might produce.
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Amachi wishes she could be the same thing to Obinna as Edozie is to her – a sort of unpredictably benevolent god, a bridge of useful information between her and the adult world – but isn't sure that will ever be possible.
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"Casual talk by the President or Vice President — or tweets — about solving the North Korea problem with military force risk a confrontation that could quickly and unpredictably embroil the region in a shooting war," he said in a statement Tuesday.
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When sound research does materialize on challenges like cancer or obesity, Trump may unpredictably reject logic and gravitate towards conspiracy theories instead, using anecdotes like his McDonald's hankering to explain away relationships connecting fast food consumption to diabetes and heart attacks.
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They would zoom along in the defensive void, maneuvering unpredictably, and then, in just a few final seconds of blindingly fast, mile-per-second flight, dive and strike a target such as an aircraft carrier from an altitude of 100,000 feet.
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READ: The Australian wildfires are an ecological catastrophe Authorities issued emergency warnings in the area, following forecasts of a shift in wind overnight that fire chiefs worried could fan the fires unpredictably, potentially spreading them in different directions across parched bushland.
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But even so I have my sweet spots: here late night by the 7-Eleven on Soi 31 and on the quieter stretches of 23 where gwaytio nuea naam noodle soup and gai yang marinated grilled chicken appear unpredictably at dusk.
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Albin also notes that the strange sound of "Coventry Carol" also likely has to do with how the song switches meter unpredictably — meaning some measures are three beats and some are two — which we aren't used to hearing in music.
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Not only did the 2018 cycle start out mean, but it ended up delving into bleak, unpredictably raw depths with the sorta-finale, which aired the unedited footage of star Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s unsettlingly cold, tear-stained breakup with "winner" Becca Kufrin.
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These weapons can also be hacked and behave unpredictably when confronted with unanticipated circumstances; experts point to the failure of the Patriot missile defense system in the First Gulf War as evidence that all sorts of weapons can malfunction in unknown ways.
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Sure, the pieces on his chess board (to co-opt Sir Stuart's metaphor) acted unpredictably in a few instances — he didn't see the stepmother twist coming, and that gunpowder order had to be rushed — but eventually, they lined up just right for him.
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A hypersonic aircraft, meaning an object flying at least five times the speed of sound, flies across hostile airspace and gather intelligence so quickly and unpredictably that it would be out of range before adversaries on the ground could pose a threat.
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And unlike the far less aggressive and much more sexually open-minded bonobo species of apes, chimpanzees are patriarchal and tribal, and, at times, unpredictably violent toward one another, even as they demonstrate acute proficiencies like photographic memory, impassioned empathy, and vigorous creativity.
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Yet Trump, who has a flair for cliffhangers and believes behaving unpredictably keeps everyone else off balance, has yet to give full public assurance he will sign the measure, which falls well short of his demand for $5.7 billion in border wall funding.
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At a lengthy cabinet meeting on Wednesday, an appearance with border patrol union leaders on Thursday and a news conference with Republican congressional leaders in the Rose Garden on Friday, he engaged in quintessentially Trumpian stream of conscious discussions that ranged widely and unpredictably.
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Instead, a hacker would have to use a radio setup similar to the one used in the Volkswagen hack to intercept eight of the codes from the driver's key fob, which in modern vehicles includes one rolling code number that changes unpredictably with every button press.
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Although the National Snow and Ice Data Center reported that Arctic temperatures in May were four to five degrees above the three-decade average, the Northwest Passage still isn't forecast to be completely free from summer sea ice that can be pushed around unpredictably by wind.
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"Some parts of the upper atmosphere are thicker than others meaning the craft slows unpredictably and since it travels around the Earth in just 90 minutes even an uncertainty of a two minutes means the craft could fall anywhere along a 1,000 kilometer track," Duffy said.
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The mood shifted unpredictably from playful nostalgia to menace and back again, or nearly back again; once you've seen a character chopping up a sleeping pill to keep his children in bed longer, it's difficult to view him as a well-meaning guy trying his best.
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Songs like "Dripping Sun" and "Orange Peel" veer unpredictably from halcyon strums, to rhythmic chants, to explosive guitar solos in a matter of minutes; "Fluffy Kosmisch" and "Majupose" are steadier, but still thrilling because of the band's ability to siphon tension and momentum from repetition and negative sonic space.
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There were just a few occasions when Nissan's driver Iijima-san had to override the autonomous system, when a van and a car unpredictably stopped by the side the road and when the LEAF waited behind a double-decker bus instead of steering and passing on the right.
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My favorite was the chess cascade, a black and white three-tiered fountain resembling a chessboard and lined with bronze statues, while Meenakshi was taken with the several "trick" fountains that shoot out water unpredictably, tempting her, like most children who visit, to try to run through them.
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About two weeks before Mr. Muilenburg testified in front of Congress for the first time, the company disclosed to lawmakers instant messages from 2016 in which a Boeing pilot complained that the system known as MCAS, which was new to the plane, was acting unpredictably in a flight simulator.
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"Severe wind gusts of over 210 mph, unprecedented low relative humidity, and extended drought conditions caused the fire burning in the National Park to spread rapidly and unpredictably, in spite of suppression efforts on Sunday that included helicopter water drops," national park officials stated in a Facebook post Tuesday morning.
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Shot on location at the beach and adjacent coastal regions in Maui, the clip was co-produced and co-directed by the artist in collaboration also NYC-based writer/artist Whitney Mallett, propelled by an unpredictably fast-slow, open-closed internal arrangement that matches well with the lyrics' pointedly psychological narrative.
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I baked it in a ring pan, of course, although it's fine in a Bundt, and now that berries are in season, I've taken to folding some in, allowing them to rise or fall as the batter bakes and taking pleasure in how their sweet-tart flavor turns up unpredictably in each slice.
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But they are most dangerous with the ball in hand, since the squad contains three of the eight best bowlers at the competition: Jasprit Bumrah, a seamer with an unusual number of tricky variations and the courage to use them, and Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal, two wrist-spinners who move the ball unpredictably off the pitch.
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Devices like laser-guided bombs and nonlethal weapons have the potential to reduce civilian…Read more ReadLAWS will be imbued with safety mechanisms and "moral" programming, but as Wendell Wallach from Yale University's Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics told to Gizmodo, they'll be difficult to test, will still have software bugs, and will act unpredictably at times, even displaying unanticipated behavior.
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In graphic terms that promised a less hierarchical approach to choosing and handling subject matter, painters like van Gogh realized from Japanese art that a picture's content could be unpredictably cropped, that a painting could zoom in and zoom out on its details, and that the subject matter itself could be dramatically pitched to show it existing beyond the frame.
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"Some parts of the upper atmosphere are thicker than others meaning the craft slows unpredictably and since it travels around the Earth in just 90 minutes even an uncertainty of a two minutes means the craft could fall anywhere along a 1,000 kilometer track," Alan Duffy, a research fellow in the Center for Astrophysics and Supercomputing at Swinburne University of Technology in Australia, said.
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In one stretch, it zooms unpredictably from the diarrhea chapter to the maggot chapter to chapters on the government's continuing development of nonlethal stink bombs designed to disperse violent mobs (Roach visits a defense contractor that created a repugnant, effective mixture called Stench Soup); the Navy's World War II-era efforts to develop shark repellent for the Pacific theater; and the methods by which sailors train for submarine escapes.
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The search led through record stores: the cavernous Times Square markets with their tens of thousands of titles, the little Downtown storefronts with inventories calibrated to the changing tastes of one local clique, the flyblown neighborhood shops where they might have back stock neglected since 1962, the doo-wop museums manned by savants in obscure subway arcades, the head shops purveying bootlegs from a curtained alcove in the rear, the oldies row on Bleecker Street where all the clerks are critics and the discourse alternates unpredictably between impassioned and sardonic.
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