They learned that the RNN-generated reviews were "effectively indistinguishable" from authentic ones, and their average usefulness score was 3.15 – which is close to the 3.28 usefulness average for real reviews.
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" Replies Margot, "Yes, well she's officially outlived her usefulness.
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Part of the ubiquity nowadays is its usefulness in rappelling.
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But that usefulness began to vanish in the last year.
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Instead, there exist dense stacks of usefulness: solutions, explanations, code.
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It also allowed the usefulness of meetings to be gauged.
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He also mentioned the usefulness to "super soldiers" and others.
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It's likely the political usefulness of the word "refugee" itself.
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One caveat is that usefulness does matter, according to Cialdini.
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These include the decreased usefulness of such robots as negotiators.
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I don't see any usefulness in continuing to criticize her.
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I think you'll be really, really impressed with the usefulness.
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The usefulness of the new effort is far from certain.
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Here is where Clara's real usefulness as a device emerges.
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Meanwhile, bitcoin's continued buoyancy in fact undermines any potential usefulness.
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Bit by bit, the house began to outlive its usefulness.
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Debates continue about the accuracy and usefulness of that figure.
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The Tyra gif that proves its usefulness on a daily basis.
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What do you think the eagle's primary usefulness to humanity is?
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Google's expanding Now on Tap's usefulness with an instant translate feature.
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There's a usefulness to it that I think people respond to.
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Doubts of its usefulness, and assertions of its uselessness, are multiplying.
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That isn't very far, which could really restrict the feature's usefulness.
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Yes. But its usefulness triumphs its lack of millennial-approved aesthetics.
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In some cases, the Touch Bar's usefulness is obvious and immediate.
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Its usefulness is rapidly spreading to myriad other industries, including healthcare.
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It seems so universal a tool that its usefulness feels limitless.
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The reason is that repressed financial systems eventually outlive their usefulness.
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His usefulness soon went beyond just being the ultimate role model.
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But the ISM's usefulness for evaluating the markets is dramatically oversold.
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Sadly, however, the book's usefulness is marred by maddening small errors.
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Unfortunately, most people disagree, or at least don't see the usefulness.
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Yet what it lacks for beauty it makes up in usefulness.
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When a political party outlives its usefulness, it becomes a distraction.
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Trump has also questioned the usefulness of US membership in NATO.
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In time, even program verification's earliest champions began to doubt its usefulness.
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But programmers and scientists have barely scratched the surface of quantum usefulness.
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Forced idleness excludes the middle class from a feeling of social usefulness.
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The usefulness of the functionality is likely to vary between different retailers.
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Ginobili played with a giddy exuberance and usefulness until the very end.
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Information security startups overcome the need to prove usefulness with aggressive marketing.
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After other subsequent iOS updates, Apple slowly chipped away at Boxcar's usefulness.
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Perhaps the shale effect destroys the usefulness of this as an indicator.
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Despite their youth, these technologies already have a considerable amount of usefulness.
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Instead we focused on the things that surprised us with their usefulness.
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The potential usefulness of Reonomy's insights can have many endpoints, Sarkis said.
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President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-28503 outlived its usefulness?
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MORE saw the usefulness of the Irish vote when he put Sen.
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It's clearly got less than a week of usefulness left in it.
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If hospitals can't pass such data through Alexa, that limits its usefulness.
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Others are more skeptical about the program's usefulness during the current crisis.
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And the usefulness of the bomb peak appears to be expiring, too.
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What the new bridge lacked in beauty, it made up in usefulness.
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They came to be defined by that most prosaic of qualities: usefulness.
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But the usefulness of the term for raising alarm apparently proved irresistible.
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The moment he outlives his usefulness, Dwight's life is almost assuredly over.
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The usefulness as a pitcher is what the Mets may miss most.
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In other words, validate the system's usefulness before purchasing and deploying it.
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" He warned that press abuses "lessen its usefulness" and "sap its safety.
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You want to wring every last drop of usefulness out of it.
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To add to their usefulness, they are mounted on horse-like beasts.
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Only problem is that Bixby represents none of that usefulness or nascent promise.
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The Lawrence, Kansas police department has an excellent analysis of the bag's usefulness.
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Of course, it's a pretty broad spectrum, as far as usefulness is concerned.
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Guesses at probabilities are of limited usefulness when dealing with one-off events.
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Such volatility in estimates of the natural rate limits its usefulness to policymakers.
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Bringing drones to the domestic theater means proving their usefulness step by step.
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More broadly, their usefulness for picking tax-collectors and the like was questioned.
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And they're not accepted by the vast majority of retailers, lessening their usefulness.
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They slam economists for favouring models for their elegance rather than their usefulness.
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Second, the usefulness of the product may only become apparent after several years.
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Not all doctors are sold on the usefulness of this sort of device.
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But these were characters that had reached the end of their dramatic usefulness.
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"After Emwazi was unmasked, he lost a lot of the usefulness," he said.
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Politicians and political parties rediscover the usefulness of trade policy to demand support.
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Trump and first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-28503 outlived its usefulness?
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French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-22019 outlived its usefulness?
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French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-85033 outlived its usefulness?
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French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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Phinney isn't the only researcher to ponder the usefulness of keto in space.
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The fundamental error here is not economic efficiency per se, but excessive usefulness.
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So he and his colleagues decided to test the usefulness of facial exercises.
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You want to recognize social usefulness, doctors, nurses, other front-line first responders.
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All measure something, but the usefulness of those measurements is up for debate.
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Beyond that, there's the wider usefulness of using memes to communicate political goals.
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And several Senate Democrats have said the pressure campaign has outlived its usefulness.
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But the usefulness of the evidence could be compromised if it is disturbed.
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But we're a long way off before quantum computers actually demonstrate quantum usefulness.
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The whole thing is very elegant, but its usefulness depends on, well, you.
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The button's usefulness on standard Switch titles is a lot more limited, however.
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Often, these assumptions will have some impact on the usefulness of the results.
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Anachronism, obsoleteness, and usefulness are themes that keep coming back in different ways.
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Then there's concern about the actual usefulness of the Petro to the Venezuelan people.
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But don't expect it to resolve the debate about their usefulness — or their risks.
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But the evidence is mounting that the usefulness of such cameras outweighs the concerns.
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And, naturally, as Alexa functionality increases, so too will its usefulness on the Core.
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I'm not fully convinced of the device's usefulness in my day-to-day life.
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But one member of the congressional delegation questioned the usefulness of the sanctions. Sen.
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Maybe the greatest expression of Alexa's usefulness outside the home is in the car.
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Bullying the appellate body into ruling in favour of America would undermine its usefulness.
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No other blender even comes close to the power and usefulness of this product.
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Huawei has stuffed the Mate 20's camera full of features of varying usefulness.
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Beyond his usefulness to the powerful, Niebuhr is of little interest as a theologian.
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For all their usefulness, many third-party Chrome extensions are also a major vulnerability.
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When these satellites have outlived their usefulness, they will be moved to another orbit.
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But its usefulness relies on just how committed you're willing to stay to Apple.
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The usefulness of person-centered approaches are being evaluated for those living with dementia.
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The usefulness of the categories varies each quarter, with some being better than others.
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It suggests isolating lipstick sales as consumer weathervane is losing much of its usefulness.
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Apple also touted the iPhone's potential usefulness in medical research and personal medical monitoring.
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That, Duff explained, would nullify the usefulness of the zero-days, risking exposing them.
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It's all about the undue reverence we pay to ideals that have limited usefulness.
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It evaluates the technological capability, usefulness of the application, and innovativeness of the project.
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Jane the Virgin, meanwhile, is downright skeptical about the usefulness of the Bechdel test.
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Yes, because usefulness and strategic thinking never drove true intellectual curiosity, innovation — or diversity.
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But federal investigators questioned the usefulness of the ratings as a tool for beneficiaries.
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But even the usefulness of my calendar has started to fray around the edges.
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But these are moves of self-preservation, honesty deployed strategically to look like usefulness.
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His business dealings are just about holding onto dignity and usefulness and forward momentum.
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Their usefulness has been tested again and again, giving them the wisdom of ages.
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I think this is of dubious usefulness, but we'll see which software supports it.
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The usefulness of a visit to Albany by Mr. de Blasio is another matter.
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The Export-Import Bank has been sidelined despite its potential usefulness in trade fights.
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Many experts and higher education leaders now acknowledge that it has outlived its usefulness.
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Its usefulness has been exhausted, and all that remains is a barely recognizable husk.
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Proof lies in this fact: once refugees outlive their narrative usefulness they become disposable.
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During the interview, Gates struggled to convince Letterman of the usefulness of the internet.
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Current and former employees told Recode that HR's involvement effectively ended the newsletter's usefulness.
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Yet some archaeologists and museum curators question the usefulness and suitability of France's plan.
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It makes less sense in industries where the usefulness of data is more temporary.
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Dr. Friedmann, the former energy official, predicted that the technology would prove its usefulness.
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Officials in the agency have long believed that the program has outlived its usefulness.
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"The usefulness of an architecture background really depends on the end goal," she said.
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You're to live in the moment, a connection broken by the shrine indicator, whatever usefulness.
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Image: Kristen V. BrownA lack of obvious usefulness, though, is probably the movement's greatest hurdle.
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This tension between a smartphone's fantastic usefulness and its frustrating side-effects is well documented.
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"I find this a striking illustration of the usefulness of the reconstruction approach," Chiribella said.
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Mr. Levitt seems to measure disclosures by their number and complexity rather than their usefulness.
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But the addition of the display feels like it increases the product's usefulness ten-fold.
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His main issue: the lack of a screen hampering the usefulness of an AI assistant.
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On the same token, though, the usefulness of a style ultimately depends on the person.
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As with most other messaging platforms, the app's usefulness is contingent on your friends joining.
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They also found that references and links to extra information boosted both credibility and usefulness.
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"Industrialization, which creates objects distinguishable solely based on color, increases color usefulness," the researchers wrote.
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This non-upgradeability severely limits its usefulness if you want more power down the road.
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Letting others benefit from your stuff will extend its usefulness while helping them save money.
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This is because it's hard to gauge the usefulness of a new, innovative hardware Thing.
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Their usefulness grows as journalists complain of increasing self-censorship on television and in newspapers.
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Answers were then scored by the number, quality, creativity, originality and usefulness of the ideas.
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The so-far-underwhelming 3D Touch can be set on a path to widespread usefulness.
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EDT: President Trump and first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpHas the G-2202 outlived its usefulness?
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"#BeBest," Brazile added, referencing first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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I'm not sure I share her faith in the usefulness of lessons drawn from fiction.
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In 1986, Medicare, presumably skeptical of the usefulness of autopsies, stopped directly paying for them.
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With that in mind, I decided to rate each of the eight stages for usefulness.
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The designation cringe comedy has now become so pervasive that it risks losing its usefulness.
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For all its usefulness to companies small and large, process mining might sound pretty mundane.
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It turns out I was wrong about its usefulness as a sleep aid as well.
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As a longtime teacher, I wanted kids to see math's wonders and usefulness every day.
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At the same time, there is mounting skepticism about the usefulness of the college experience.
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That line was a good example of Nanamica's penchant for balancing usefulness and good style.
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Experts debate about the usefulness of R0, and it is actually very difficult to calculate.
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But in his WeChat post he also criticized the usefulness of giving subsidies to landlords.
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If ever a federal program had outlived its usefulness, it's the government's support for ethanol.
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The bad news is that the usefulness of all this will be limited at first.
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All of this, of course, has its ultimate uses — hence the "usefulness" of Flexner's title.
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I think their usefulness — and there definitely is usefulness there — is lowering LDL, or the "bad" cholesterol, especially for people who are at high risk of a heart attack and those with a history of heart attack, stroke or poor circulation in their legs.
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"I see neither the usefulness nor the interest of pushing back this date," says Mr Barnier.
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The term has arguably outlived its usefulness at this point, distorted as its definition has become.
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However, this action seems to negate the usefulness of having a separate top sheet at all.
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One key feature of the Apple Watch has always been its usefulness as a fitness tracker.
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And that's given us some big insights into the trait's usefulness in the Earth's dark places.
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Many of them rely on their experience as operators to demonstrate their usefulness, several investors said.
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Slack brought chat rooms back and made them more productive by highlighting their usefulness for teams.
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And the improvements Harvey describes would help the overall platform, not just its usefulness during tragedies.
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But Gallup believes the sustained demand is a sign the documents are still proving their usefulness.
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However, it currently only appears to recognize one video at a time, significantly limiting its usefulness.
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Lacy also noted that Facebook communities can lose their usefulness because they are bulky or repetitive.
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"It's obvious that this police board has outserved its usefulness," he told the Chicago Tribune newspaper.
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You talk about the usefulness of conducting a "pre-mortem" prior to embarking on a project.
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What a surreal contrast between blockchain's non-usefulness/non-adoption and the conviction of its believers!
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I believe, however, that the positives outweigh the negatives, particularly the usefulness of cash during disasters.
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Over the years, scientists have developed many cardiovascular disease "risk tools", with varying levels of usefulness.
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But Mr. Lima's grip over prison life — and his usefulness to the governing elite — ended abruptly.
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Months after, Canadian Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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Jair Bolsonaro and French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-85003 outlived its usefulness?
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But litigation is a slow process, and delay would limit the usefulness of this judicial check.
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It might be more accurate, though, to say scientists are re-discovering the usefulness of psychedelics.
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But after his plea deal fell apart when prosecutors accused him of lying, Gates' usefulness increased.
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The goal of the meetings was to determine the usefulness of US military aid to Ukraine.
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Yet what makes Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies appealing to criminals also limits their usefulness to them.
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I rounded up survivors as before, but after they'd outlived their usefulness, the coach executed them.
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Despite the usefulness of that U at the end, we don't see this entry very often.
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But their work would turn out to have a surprising usefulness in solving Mr. Ostrum's puzzle.
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Honorable mentions: FaceTime, Instagram FaceTime is great, but it's not cross-platform, considerably limiting its usefulness.
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Although some of the top results "debunk" the usefulness of IQ, most of them do not.
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His usefulness and overall trustworthiness helps to build a bond between the player and the dog.
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In the final years of the fifth century BC, as democracy degenerated, ostracism lost its usefulness.
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We prize the lilies of the field for toiling not, but usefulness, too, has its honor.
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Maybe the State of the Union address has outlived its usefulness just like the Iowa caucuses.
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Mr. Moon has questioned the technical and political usefulness of Thaad, whose deployment has angered China.
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Both pieces are sleek and stylish but don't sacrifice their usefulness for the sake of aesthetics.
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They are taking gay history out of the drawer where it has lain untouched, awaiting usefulness.
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All of these activities leave an imprint upon water that can diminish its usefulness to others.
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Some Democrats also worry that more articles would prolong the process past the point of usefulness.
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So too are the sense of community, usefulness and personal identity that such jobs often fostered.
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That's driving a lot of product improvements, a lot of usefulness and a lot of usage.
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Ultimately, this UN summit did more to discredit the usefulness of the UN than anything else.
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I soon realized that my old tapes had outlived their usefulness and were getting in my way.
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You'll need to be a bit more creative when determining usefulness in some of the other apps.
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For now, that usefulness is mostly limited to finding similar images or shopping for items on Amazon.
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In effect, his chief usefulness was his undeniable (much as he denied it) power within the IRA.
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Alexander Walley of Boston Medical Center's Grayken Center for Addiction also doubted the usefulness of the curve.
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The natural end to one whip's usefulness, and the logical time to pick up a different toy.
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The hope is that the collective's usefulness makes it more attractive than some of the larger funds.
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It would be a shame to sully it by overstaying her usefulness more than she already has.
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As currently drafted, critics say the tax bill undermines the usefulness of research and development tax credits.
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The startup is also working with health care providers to help expand the usefulness of the product.
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Sabathia got particular usefulness out of his backdoor slider, especially when he was ahead in the count.
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Automakers "agree and we do too that the CAFE standards have somewhat outlived their usefulness," Nichols said.
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Submissions will be evaluated on a set of extensive criteria, including originality, usefulness, comprehensiveness, design and technology.
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Other leaders, such as French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-22019 outlived its usefulness?
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That role had initially belonged to Rodriguez, whose usefulness has steadily eroded, four homers shy of 700.
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Technology is wonderful when it's useful but less so when it puts an end to your usefulness.
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Fetish imbues an object with an extraordinary value—not for its usefulness but for its sheer beauty.
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And now more than ever, it's hard to negate their usefulness when he handles the ball, too.
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Brad Sherman (D-CA) called cryptocurrencies "a crock" and went on to express skepticism about their usefulness.
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Transcending our usefulness is the valiant and defiant protest against the demands of our results-focused lives.
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"If you can prove your usefulness to the regime in Russia, there may be some interest developing."
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Even if businesses don't interfere at all, a five-star filter's usefulness could eventually fizzle out anyway.
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Debates have erupted over arming teachers, the usefulness of metal detectors and best practices during unthinkable scenarios.
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Rather than closing these facilities, lawmakers should explore innovative opportunities to enhance their usefulness to local communities.
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So saying "it's just a placebo" when talking about alternative treatments may be downplaying their potential usefulness.
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More importantly, its USB-C port is only for charging, not data connections, which limits its usefulness.
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There are a few potential reasons for the declines, including market saturation, privacy concerns, and limited usefulness.
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But part of his usefulness hinges on maintaining the appearance that he's not merely doing Trump's bidding.
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But ranchers, looking for a way to dispose of horses who had outlived their usefulness, opposed it.
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Broeksmit's suicide elevated his usefulness as a narrative prop, perhaps more than his role at Deutsche warranted.
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I'm really glad to see this — as I argued here, the annual challenges had outlived their usefulness.
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But some have not in recent months, leading growers to question the futures markets' usefulness for hedgers.
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Early on, he had disparaged the country's traditional isolation as a "habit" that had outlived its usefulness.
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Also, I don't have to justify its awesomeness/attractiveness/healthiness/usefulness to anyone, because it is MINE.
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Another area where Miner admits there has been slow progress has been around the usefulness of tablets.
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While benchmarking tools are helpful, there's always been a distinct cap on their usefulness, especially as they age.
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Still, its updates have been few and far between, despite the usefulness of the service and its potential.
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The spacers essentially increase the range of the speaker, so their usefulness is really dependent on your environment.
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When there's nothing left about their bodies or minds to burn away, they get tossed, their usefulness spent.
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Reminders and named timers are both rolling out today, helping to improve Alexa's usefulness in your daily routine.
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The usefulness of astrology is more likely to be as a psychological phenomenon, rather than as empirical facts.
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As a result, most institutions still treat 65 as a cut-off point for social and economic usefulness.
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A side benefit of technical debt is its usefulness in ramping up new engineers on the code base.
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She realizes she is seeing patterns she wants to see, and that there are limitations to its usefulness.
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Trump campaign officials have said the location of the rally is intended to highlight the border wall's usefulness.
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Later on, the sensor can be turned into a portable air quality and temperature monitor, extending its usefulness.
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Alex Lubinsky, the CEO of the Californian company Rentberry, is aggressively confident about the usefulness of his product.
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Her first concern regarding the usefulness of Facercise is a basic one and regards adherence to the program.
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Trump has repeatedly questioned NATO's usefulness, and he has also voiced openness to having closer ties with Putin.
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It's a necessary security addition, perhaps, but one that seems to mitigate the usefulness of the new feature.
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The micro-territories' potential usefulness to terrorist paymasters first steered them into the firing line after 9/11.
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To remain safe, carriers must stay ever-farther out to sea, their usefulness dropping with every nautical mile.
|
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Our guide features lights that have demonstrated their durability, user-friendliness, and usefulness in a variety of situations.
|
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The White House on Monday clarified that first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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Trump, who learned of the case from first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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Shoppers were able to leave reviews and a star rating, and read reviews based on recency or usefulness.
|
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Trump will also meet with French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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The truth is that Canada's promise doctrine isn't about "usefulness," but about benefiting Canada-based generic drug companies.
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Furthermore, geographical factors weigh heavily on a system's usefulness, with mountainous features able to block the systems' sensors.
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Improving data access, usefulness and interoperability could go a long way in reforming higher education for the better.
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Policymakers also debated the usefulness and risks that might come with potential new tools to control interest rates.
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I wondered, then, what the usefulness of the dream frame was, except to add a note of detachment.
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Ms. Doulis, of the Citizens Budget Commission, said that credit and similar ones might have outlived their usefulness.
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Mr. O'Donovan went to see the queen's private secretary in an effort to persuade him of its usefulness.
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One of her societies, Sisters of Usefulness, could have had as many as two to three dozen members.
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But we can not continue to ignore the usefulness of medical cannabis in reducing our nation's pain epidemic.
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It gives you an idea of whether you're framing the image well, but that's where the usefulness stops.
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He said Bayer would continue to study the usefulness and safety of the compound for other tumor types.
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It's not a coincidence that as the internet grew in popularity and usefulness, democracies flourished around the world.
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In other words, he balks at terminating martial endeavors that fail to deliver results or outlive their usefulness.
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But usefulness and value for money are the wrong yardsticks to measure the success of the Galaxy Fold.
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Some of the features highlight Outlook's usefulness in the workplace – like new meeting room suggestion capabilities and RSVP tracking.
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Maybe the former Texas governor can be forgiven for casting aspersions on the usefulness of this $30 billion bureaucracy.
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"You outlive your usefulness when you start harming your party by your policy stances or your stubbornness," he said.
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The networks of modeled behaviors they yield are based on correlations rather than direct effects, which limits their usefulness.
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The U.S. government's focus on reducing foreign energy imports and developing vast shale oil resources have reduced Riyadh's usefulness.
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This data actually has potentially many layers, all of them providing varying degrees of usefulness to different use cases.
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The discourse trumpeting the usefulness of precision agriculture tools has so much momentum, adoption is being described as inevitable.
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The uncertainty about the extent of false accusations raises doubts about their usefulness as a basis for broader policies.
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But the usefulness to society of early development goes far beyond giving parents a place to park a kid.
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Apple says it lets you "turn the QuickType keyboard into a trackpad," but that doesn't really convey its usefulness.
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Music Memos recognizes that tool's usefulness and builds on it, adding another layer of functionality designed specifically for producing.
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Even if the bag's usefulness was only extended for a day, it felt like something before it was trashed.
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A Gassco spokeswoman said different measures were being considered, and costs and usefulness were always part of those assessments.
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In the meantime, however, it's no coincidence that LTE's main bit of real world usefulness relates directly to fitness.
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A recent parliamentary report was scathing about the usefulness of a month of compulsory service for such a purpose.
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Jake gets real deep in 'NBA 22K217' (43) His usefulness soon went beyond just being the ultimate role model.
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Jogging in the Mojave desert isn't anyone's idea of fun but it certainly showcases the usefulness of the Sholdit.
|
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So how can you accurately measure the usefulness of the Communities feature if not everybody had access to it?
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Here are our favorite tools for boosting Twitter's usefulness—they're all quick to set up and free to try.
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It was a clear sign that the GCC's two most important members think the bloc has outlived its usefulness.
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But I cannot help but wonder if replacing the small daily tasks that promote bonding are impacting my usefulness.
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In our experience, everything works in the browser quickly and elegantly, adding to the usefulness of a Dropbox sub.
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The 2-in-1 features the usefulness of a premium smart display, but with the versatility of a tablet.
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Hopefully, Apple will realize the usefulness of this voice search and bring it to the App Store and iTunes.
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But Mr Market, as he came to be called, thinks this kind of linguistic ruse has outlived its usefulness.
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I have a certain, strange respect for people who maintain their aesthetics long past the point of their usefulness.
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The LTE is a great option, the usefulness of which depends entirely upon how you interact with your watch.
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All you're doing is destroying Cohen's credibility and his usefulness as a witness and his career as a lawyer.
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After Facebook deals with the political questions surrounding Trending Topics, it may be time to address the usefulness issue.
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This regulatory restriction curtailed the usefulness of STLDI plans, severely disadvantaging millions of patients and consumers in the process.
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Say what you will about the success or general usefulness of the Moto Mod line — Motorola keeps plugging away.
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Pro-innovation bias occurs when a proponent of an innovation tends to overvalue its usefulness and undervalue its limitations.
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This isn't to dismiss the usefulness of historical analysis or how it can inform modern day events and opinions.
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But it could severely limit blockchain's usefulness in other areas of financial services relied on by billions of people.
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Google Keep's simplicity can obscure its usefulness, but there's more to it than you might imagine at first glance.
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But like many things born online, as popularity of the new tools increased, efficiency and usefulness began to decrease.
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An ecosystem's usefulness, also known as its "biocapacity," is fatally interconnected with our ability to curb greenhouse gas emissions.
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Karl Popper famously made the observation that the usefulness of a prediction was related to its potential for falsification.
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But private equity funds are not known for their humane treatment of companies that have outlived their perceived usefulness.
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"It was pretty much a sense of having a real hand back, almost, as far as usefulness," says Hamilton.
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I'm hoping that more emoji fonts are developed for the purpose of broadening emoji's usefulness as a communication tool.
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Jones believes "globalists" use the food industry to control Americans and Bacon doubts the usefulness of FDA-approved medicine.
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Unfortunately, however, the open-back design does have its limitations, greatly reducing the usefulness of the headphones' Bluetooth feature.
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As Warzel points out, Twitter amplified those conspiracies via its trending algorithm, which has long since outlived its usefulness.
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The usefulness of natural-gas fuel cells in reducing greenhouse gas emissions is a matter of some debate, however.
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"He has diminished his usefulness to his cause, to his country and to his people," The Washington Post declared.
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"Johnny's days of usefulness were over; he was up a stump, & I had to leave him there," Twain wrote.
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The attachment's usefulness to you really depends on the kinds of games you play and how you play them.
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Older tigers that have outgrown their usefulness are often shunted out of sight to smaller cages with concrete floors.
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If medical professionals record inaccurate information in the medical record, then that record no longer has any real usefulness.
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Some experts and administration officials believe the treaty has outlived its usefulness, partly because of alleged violations by Moscow.
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It's just another step forward on the long journey to a much more difficult-to-attain milestone: quantum usefulness.
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In other words, the CIAG programs emphasize the usefulness and value of making art over exposure to canonical art.
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These labels have long been of limited usefulness, but a given player often leans in one direction or another.
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However, the federal government still classifies marijuana as a drug with high potential for abuse and no medical usefulness.
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"I want D.S.C. to be a 100-year-old brand that will long outlive my usefulness as a spokesman."
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These are image-bearing persons who are endowed by their Creator, not by their 'usefulness' with certain inalienable rights.
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Zircon can survive a lot of geologic processes like metamorphism, which explains their usefulness in studying the early Earth.
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In 1948 Sichuan's governor demanded teahouse controls to "regulate people who do not follow rules" and "turn uselessness into usefulness".
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Although visual search is a trendy new way to shop online, its overall usefulness remains unproven in the long run.
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It has gained worldwide prominence due to its perceived usefulness in recording and keeping track of assets across all industries.
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This gives the company an opportunity not just to expand its user base, but its usefulness in educational initiatives globally.
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There were skeptics of the tablet when the iPad first launched and few people these days question that device's usefulness.
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Instead, the first device gives the company — like Amazon — a foot in the door to prove their smart speaker's usefulness.
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As such, the patented technology increases the "availability, safety, and usefulness of the services of autonomous vehicles," Google's application reads.
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So the usefulness of the system is reliant on how many other Trackr devices are out there in your neighborhood.
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As Molla writes, she was "armed with a healthy dose of cynicism" but also "intrigued" by these devices' potential usefulness.
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He cautions that the usefulness of your AI effort is going to be related to the condition of your data.
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If the one upside of a verified check mark still let in people like Milo, its usefulness is really doubtful.
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It turns out that Dugin had been dumped by the Russian establishment in 2014, just as his usefulness ran out.
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And it ended up being a room where everything was thrown when it was broken or had outlived its usefulness.
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The usefulness of this is to help you better gauge what is a meaningfully low or high P/E ratio.
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Google, meanwhile, has already broadened the scope and usefulness of its devices, a far cry from the first Chromebook models.
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When I think about geographically accurate state maps, I find that their usefulness is really more of a visual dictionary.
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But there is some truth (and usefulness) in these aesthetic categories, particularly when it comes to describing Ms. Schumer's evolution.
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The usefulness behind Apple's new ultrawide lens isn't just about the camera but also the software that goes with it.
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Her usefulness to dirty politics will have ended; hopefully, most importantly, it will not contribute to a sense of revictimization.
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If the CEOs get a little lost in the math behind quantum, they're decidedly more sturdy in discussing its usefulness.
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The change in our dollar currency is long overdue, because the dollar note has outlived its usefulness in our economy.
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In America, doing work of any kind, no matter its usefulness, is seen as inherently more worthwhile than the alternative.
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"The Antiquities Act long ago outlived its usefulness even while it remains capable of massive and malevolent misapplication," Pendley wrote.
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The villagers are either a convenience or a nuisance — they are defined entirely by their usefulness (or not) to visitors.
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But Apple's using its own new media formats to make that possible, which limits the usefulness of those features anyway.
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As Apple and third-party developers continue to play around with the form, its usefulness will only continue to grow.
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Beyond general usefulness, I suspect a lot of people simply don't take screenshots because the key command is fairly convoluting.
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It has gained worldwide popularity because of its usefulness in recording and keeping track of assets across practically all industries.
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But I believe that these spiders are worth documenting just for their own sake, not for any sort of usefulness.
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The Walking Dead Gregory has long since outlived his usefulness, to "The Walking Dead" and to all of its characters.
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Allen felt a debt to the feeling's New Age fans, but she also saw the usefulness of more clinical language.
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Political correctness may sometimes exceed its usefulness, but in this case I believe a change of thinking is in order.
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His colleagues were eager to apply the techniques Mitchell had provided, even as he tried to emphasize their limited usefulness.
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Reservoirs of supercritical fluids appear to be somewhat rare, which limits their usefulness in transitioning the world to geothermal energy.
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"They were attracted to us by our commonalities and background and by our post history, length and usefulness," Sun said.
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He has complained that NATO allies are not spending enough on defense and has questioned the usefulness of the alliance.
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This creates significant uncertainty, which curtails individuals' and business' ability to plan ahead and limits the usefulness of government programs.
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Yet the graphic horrors of Lewis's vision also limit the book's usefulness as a guide to our own political moment.
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Over 25,000 shoppers gave it a five-star review and praised its easy setup, helpful Alexa integration, and overall usefulness.
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The group had more than 12,000 members by Saturday, with thousands of comments, and had outgrown the usefulness Facebook provided.
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Hermitage Capital CEO Bill Browder said bitcoin's usefulness for criminal activity will be the death of it and other cryptocurrencies.
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Ultimately, it's made me miss the distinctiveness of my "proper" watches more than it's made me rely on its usefulness.
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But its usefulness as a middleman industry to cover costs for routine check-ups and procedures is dubious at best.
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Here, the usefulness of an ID as a verification tool depends on the state in which the license was issued.
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Similarly, the impulse to automate may have advanced beyond evolutionary usefulness, and may, in fact, be destructive in its current environment.
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But once it goes into production, it should extend the usefulness and value of tape cartridges for at least another decade.
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Facebook is retiring Trending—the box that displayed all the latest news—because, it says, the feature had outlived its usefulness.
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This, however, cannot go on forever if the technology itself doesn't move forward, and Bitcoin's usefulness is presently dubious at best.
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However, in terms of everyday usefulness to normal people on Earth, telecommunications satellites are among the most important things in space.
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It has gained worldwide popularity due to its usefulness in recording and keeping track of assets or transactions across all industries.
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He also said he would defer on the issue to Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, who disagrees with him about its usefulness.
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It's been used to explain everything from indicators of poverty to the (dubious) usefulness of reducing cholesterol in addressing heart disease.
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But Yelp has since countered this claim with its own studies, suggesting that these cards reduce the usefulness of search results.
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That ruling council would replace the current 24-member executive committee, which long ago lost its usefulness and the people's trust.
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It has gained worldwide popularity due to its perceived usefulness in recording and keeping track of assets across practically all industries.
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Because fatalities are relatively uncommon, it is hard to prove the usefulness of drum-lines or nets around beaches (see picture).
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Drones are useful in countless ways, but that usefulness is often limited by the time they can stay in the air.
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The thirty-three participants answered questions and provided feedback on the usefulness and ease of use of each of the blogs.
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That's the stuff that gets lost as corporate giants sunset these widely used technologies that have ultimately outlived their modern usefulness.
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He added that he routinely lectures plastic surgeons at national and regional meetings about the usefulness and advantages of social media.
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Lord Commander of the Night's Watch is a prestigious job, even if people are often dismissive of the entire organization's usefulness!
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While overall usefulness varies on the type of shooter you are, you'll always be paying respect to those 693 focus points.
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Not only do these failures undermine the potential usefulness of the book's Great Revolt survey, they fatally undermine the authors' conclusions.
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Other contractors offer "cool coat" paint that they claim saves on air conditioning costs, even as its usefulness has been questioned.
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It might, if an editorial on the usefulness of pre-workout caffeine "doping" published in Sports Medicine is to be believed.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Wednesday expressed doubts about the usefulness of cryptocurrency for anything other than obscuring illegal activity.
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"Its usefulness really depends on how widely accepted it becomes," said Bruce McClary, spokesman for the National Foundation for Credit Counseling.
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Spokesmen for the EPA and Interior both said the order was needed to clean out committees that have outlived their usefulness.
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The president held a working lunch with his French counterpart Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-22019 outlived its usefulness?
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That would likely widen the undue-burden standard beyond usefulness and set the stage for direct challenges to Roe and Casey.
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With the U.S. president casting doubt on the continued usefulness of NATO, mutual defense arrangements with Gulf States look particularly vulnerable.
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But there are ways in which the Apple Card's reliance on the iPhone can detract from the card's usefulness and convenience.
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That might be because despite growing concerns about Mulvaney's usefulness, he's unlikely to lose his job anytime soon for two reasons.
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Dr. Roberts saw their usefulness as labels to help organic chemists decipher the short-lived intermediaries between starting material and product.
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Many lawmakers, however, view the cost and usefulness of such a wall as unreasonable, and have vowed to block its completion.
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Ms. Lin was hired to do the redesign, yet enthusiasm turned to discord with factions debating the plan's usefulness and attractiveness.
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However, with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto standard on all trim levels, the usefulness of Hyundai's native navigation system is limited.
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It's so important to consider the film's legacy of usefulness and meaning to individuals, but also to activists and activist movements.
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But even some who praise central banks for rescuing the world from catastrophe argue that easy money has outlived its usefulness.
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Even more than a library's usefulness for information and support, they also provide a place for the city's community to gather.
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He had also questioned the usefulness of NATO, and the concept of an alliance for common defense to counterbalance Moscow's belligerence.
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Much of the new infrastructure is in the sparsely inhabited western deserts, where its short-term economic usefulness may be limited.
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Like any big idea, there is disagreement about computational thinking — its broad usefulness as well as what fits in the circle.
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He discussed it within the context of measuring risks and trying to model the usefulness of monetary policy under various scenarios.
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More importantly, though, is the rhetorical usefulness of playing off a smiling accusation -- of treason, a capital offense -- as a gag.
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Experts have questioned the usefulness of posting list prices of medicine in ads, as most people with insurance pay far less.
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But even he acknowledges that the availability of travel information online has called the very usefulness of his profession into question.
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Smartphones are valuable tools as well as entertainment devices, and the Evernote app illustrates the usefulness of your small pocket computer.
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Most important, though, when talking about strategic weapons, age is not a decisive factor in rating their usefulness, value and safety.
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Social Security numbers were never designed to be a security tool, and their usefulness for that purpose has run its course.
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He's focused on when you go out to eat, but a lot of the lessons go beyond that in their usefulness.
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Several theories have been advanced about the usefulness of this fluorescence, perhaps in finding prey or in courtship, without experimental corroboration.
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Certainly, questions around the usefulness of celebrity activism have come up quite a bit since the Meryl Streep Golden Globes speech. Yes!
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Even Republican senators have questioned the usefulness of the tariffs and highlighted the collateral damage in other sectors of the American economy.
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The news started an ongoing conversation about the usefulness of a prenuptial agreement, since, TMZ reports, the couple did not have one.
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Experts, however, have questioned the usefulness of providing list prices of medicine in ads, as most people with insurance pay far less.
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Except it does now, because LG has no respect for the sanctity of language or the usefulness of consumer-friendly tech taxonomy.
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The happy talk of "unifying" a single Democratic Party is an Americanism that I believe is reaching the end of its usefulness.
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Say what you will about the actual usefulness of the tablet and desktop modes, this tablet performs well in either user environment.
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Part of the usefulness of a degree is that it gives a graduate jobseeker an advantage at the expense of non-graduates.
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In fact, it's racked up over 2,000 five-star reviews with owners raving about its easy setup, picture quality, and overall usefulness.
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But that tool, for all its usefulness, was designed for saving content, like blog posts — not metadata or offsite code and scripts.
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Many of the robots CNBC visited at banks, restaurants, and stores in Tokyo were not fully embraced by consumers for their usefulness.
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If desperate, displaced people will keep coming, regardless of whether state powers deem them "refugee" or "economic migrant," distinctions lose their usefulness.
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In economics, there is still a debate about the usefulness of surveys of consumer and business sentiment (relative to the hard data).
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The usefulness of recent fumigations across the world to combat mosquitos that carry the disease between people were questioned by PAHO's chief.
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In contrast to most electronics we use today, its usefulness was determined almost exclusively by the physical components you plugged into it.
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This does somewhat reduce the usefulness of this benefit, but it can still go a long way toward offsetting the annual fee.
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The time horizon of the algorithm's prediction is critical to its usefulness and to whether it offers an opportunity to build defensibility.
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Drones are proven for surveillance or delivery, but what's less widely known is their usefulness for herding elephants and seeing through walls.
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Axios, citing four sources who've heard him discuss the subject, reported on Sunday that Trump doesn't see the usefulness of autonomous vehicles.
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But the usefulness of such measures appears doubtful, since many of those who have struck had only tenuous relations with official religion.
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Rodriguez's 230-year, $221 million deal runs through 221 — yet he has clearly worn out his usefulness to a team in transition.
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But he disputed the notion that he'd approved of French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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Ahead of the Group of Seven summit in France, French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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Republicans face critical test of integrity on drug price controls MORE (Mo.), an outspoken Facebook critic, questioned the usefulness of the report.
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Military technology is so damn expensive, so even if it has outlived its usefulness overseas, it is often repurposed and brought home.
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The company has been working on a wide plethora of added features to increase engagement and usefulness of its app to people.
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Cabify counts with more than 3 million users in Spain whom have found usefulness in the service we provide through our app,
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Unsurprisingly, Panoramio's users aren't impressed, but today's incarnation of Google/Alphabet isn't shy about shutting down services that have outlived their usefulness.
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He's published research outlining the usefulness of activated charcoal as an overdose intervention, and his findings show that its benefits dissipate rapidly.
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As someone who loves having guests but lives in a small apartment, I can attest to the usefulness of a sofa bed.
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That, the Democratic memo says, gave the judge in the case the information he needed to make a decision about its usefulness.
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To maximize their usefulness, clubs have long signed players not just from around Britain, but from across Europe (and sometimes farther afield).
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So asking "infrastructure or cash transfers" is of limited usefulness if there's no clarity about how much of each you are buying.
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But one new tool in particular is rapidly proving its usefulness alongside the more traditional tractors, trailers, and fertilizing machines: the drone.
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Scholars of racism in the Americas have debated various racial justice policies and the usefulness of specific laws against racism and discrimination.
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In a society obsessed with youth, it was only a matter of time before 104-year-old Mr. Peanut outlived his usefulness.
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Several philanthropic advisers questioned the usefulness of an impact measurement focused on individual organizations when problems like hunger require many different approaches.
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This means that the EPA's 10 regional offices, which employ six thousand people, have outlived their usefulness and can be shut down.
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Such a weapon could even just take a satellite out of its orbit, thus destroying the satellite's usefulness while leaving it intact.
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THE GREAT CONCERT OF THE NIGHTBy Jonathan Buckley The British writer Jonathan Buckley has his doubts about the usefulness of linear narrative.
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This increases the speaker&aposs usefulness and versatility, either as the start of your multi-room system, or enhancing an existing one.
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Its blockchain has gained global popularity due to its perceived usefulness in recording and keeping track of assets across practically all industries.
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As a smack dab in the middle millennial, I lost any illusions I once had about Facebook's usefulness and integrity long ago.
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It would also have to be enabled each time through a computer, which limits the usefulness for a practical jailbreak right now.
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There is no shortage of analyses of programs that have far outlived their usefulness and of those that are pure pork-barrel.
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Steam could add some form of usefulness to this graph by linking highly shared articles about the game to the graph, providing context.
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The question now is will users embrace the usefulness of Siri's forthcoming smarts, or will they find its sudden insights creepy and invasive?
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Experts, however, have questioned the usefulness of providing the list prices of medicine in ads, as most people with insurance pay far less.
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How about this fun fact: Until 2000, every single military dog was euthanized or abandoned after their usefulness to the army ran out.
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He's executed for treason, but more so for proving he's entirely run out of chill and his usefulness as an adviser has ended.
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Brevity may be the soul of wit, but this strikes me as an example of product naming abridged beyond the point of usefulness.
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But in the immediate aftermath of a tragedy, Twitter's usefulness is offset considerably by a growing chorus of trolls, hoaxers, and irresponsible commentators.
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There are so many different brands out there and so many different factors to take into consideration, including look, usefulness, comfort, and price.
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As with any promising and potentially disruptive technology, it will stand or fall on the usefulness it demonstrates in addressing real-world problems.
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There's also the fact that you would only make calls over speakerphone, which could limit the usefulness of the feature for some users.
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And these problems are compounded by a lack of standardized terminology for describing SDOH in EHRs, which diminishes the usefulness of SDOH data.
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Dan and Axios' Felix Salmon discuss if the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland has outlived whatever usefulness it may have once had.
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But he was "freaked out" by Friday's terror, which gave him pause to consider the usefulness of semi-automatic guns in the country.
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That's where his usefulness begins and ends, though it hasn't stopped him from spouting off about stupid shit, and Twitter is no exception.
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Even observers who were convinced of the Civil blockchain's usefulness in verifying datelines are less convinced of the broader merits of the project.
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Today, they are banned in many countries because of their usefulness to those who want to engage in tax evasion and money laundering.
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It makes sense because voice assistants are so fragile and even a single misheard word can throw off the usefulness of an answer.
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" Urman, who regularly recommends weed, finds this to be a systemic problem: "The usefulness of marijuana is not commonly understood among sex therapists.
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Until wearables become dependable standalone gadgets, their usefulness beyond basic fitness tracking will be the best way to demonstrate their worth to consumers.
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In social work research, researchers carefully contemplate not only the usefulness of what we study, but the language with which we describe it.
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Both titular heroes must resist a system that would tie their hands and end their usefulness, in the name of making everyone equal.
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The latter could also be called the fastest-growing — those careers whose necessity and usefulness are contributing to a boom in jobs creation.
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It was more that the tablet's usefulness as a somewhat limited portable computer began to increase dramatically in a short period of time.
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Clayton made further comments casting doubt on the usefulness of cryptocurrencies as currency, citing common concerns around how market volatility makes transactions difficult.
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Technically "working" dogs, the breed soon outgrew its usefulness as humans selected for debilitating traits, such as stockiness, wide jaws, and massive heads.
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Most important, these studies could not compare the usefulness of e-cigarettes for quitting against other measures, like medications or nicotine replacement therapy.
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But its usefulness did not scale much beyond 10 users, and now that 300,000 people are playing, it has become a bewildering blur.
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Anker Powerline 6-Foot Lightning Cable, $9.99, available at AmazonAdmittedly, they're not the most glamorous stocking stuffer, but you can't deny their usefulness.
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Technology is a wonderful thing if you are putting it to use, less so if it is putting an end to your usefulness.
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"As a matter of public relations, as a nonlegal matter, that sort of thing might have some usefulness for AT&T," Rubin said.
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At last summer's gathering in Canada, Trump lashed out at Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauHas the G-2023 outlived its usefulness?
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But it was in part connected to the discussion over the usefulness of daylight saving time, which the European Union scrapped this year.
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This would be similar to Google creating a collision with the once-popular SHA-1 cryptographic algorithm, which ended its usefulness for good.
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If and when Lewis comes back and shows a full game of usefulness and health, that's when White's owners will be in trouble.
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Through these clinics, Stephens has learned which vehicle features make people feel safe, what's outlived its usefulness, and what just pisses people off.
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If successful, the work won't only extend the usefulness of VNS treatment and offer hope to those in a long-term vegetative state.
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The company has also stressed the usefulness of its scooters for city residents outside Manhattan in areas not well served by the subway.
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That would have knocked it out of the running, though, for lack of one letter, so the sacrifice here was familiarity for usefulness.
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The government now monitors its forests using satellite images and drones, he said, adding 5G technology was also being assessed for its usefulness.
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Often these themes manifested in an affection for objects that have lost their usefulness but linger on, out of step with their surroundings.
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Among some contemporary conservatives, it is trendy to claim that Ronald Reagan's hold over conservative politicians and the public has outlived its usefulness.
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So the GOP's strong desire for that extra money, over time, diminishes the usefulness of simple extensions as a tool to pressure Democrats.
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There is an unsettling stance toward so-called healthy sexuality at the core of Gill's book that limits its usefulness as a biography.
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Second, the blue slip practice, while a pleasant gesture that harkens back to a different era in American politics, has outlived its usefulness.
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If life under liberalism is getting worse for a lot of people, is it possible that the idea really has outlasted its usefulness?
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Juxtaposing current events with unusual words the site is introducing helps demonstrate the relevance and usefulness of an expanded vocabulary, Ms. Sliter said.
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More recently, an even newer meeting reformer has arrived, claiming that his system preserves the camaraderie and usefulness of meetings while ditching the drudgery.
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Google Cast speakers are still few and far between, limiting the Google Home Mini's usefulness to people who aren't totally committed to Google's ecosystem.
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In January, the CFPB fined TransUnion and Equifax $5.5 million in total for deceiving customers about the usefulness and cost of their credit scores.
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From the beginning of "fatherhood," he gave the Umbrella Academy kids numbers instead of names, all of which corresponded with their eventual perceived usefulness.
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"The day-to-day usefulness of Social Sentinel is very, very minimal," said Chris Wynn, director of security at a school district in California.
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Villeroy, who also heads the Bank of France, told Portuguese magazine Expresso that negative interest rates had their usefulness but their limits as well.
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Most tiny houses use a full-sized loft, which maximizes square footage, but Bela and Spencer said it limits the space's usefulness and expansiveness.
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But again, pushing for more over the counter drugs would require the drug companies to realize their massive lobbyist army has outlived its usefulness.
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They are exploring the usefulness of blockchain - the technology to create an immutable ledger first used for cryptocurrency - to improve accountability throughout supply chains.
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I want to maximize my usefulness and advocate for the preservation of biodiversity and the pursuit of human decency within my sphere of influence.
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Philip began questioning the usefulness of their mission, suggesting that perhaps it was time to quit spying for Russia and defect — become real Americans.
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Keto could help to treat epilepsy and Type 2 diabetes, but its usefulness as a diet for weight loss is still very much debated.
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If you are a runner, and you're wondering about the usefulness of a GPS device without a display — I asked Pebble the same thing.
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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on Tuesday demanded an apology from his French counterpart, Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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It's hard to say no to a coffee maker or even a rice cooker, but don't sleep on the usefulness of an electric kettle.
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That may not sound like much of a surprise, but it does call into question the usefulness of having a Senate-confirmed science advisor.
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And the fact that the cellular version can now be used to contact emergency services internationally boosts its usefulness when it comes to safety.
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On the other hand, the rhetoric of #Resistance requires that she situate that validity in terms of its usefulness in the anti-Trump agenda.
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The usefulness of the trademark is in doubt as experts say "Taco Tuesday" is so common no one associates it with just Taco John's.
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At last year's gathering in Canada, Trump was so incensed after Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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More inexplicable is that they're doing it in TNA, wrestling's dumping ground for both hope and wrestlers who have outlived their usefulness to WWE.
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How you define "collapse" in a survival scenario can make or break the 22D printer's usefulness in crisis scenarios: It could be nuclear war.
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Last week, we had our suspicions about the usefulness of Bob Bradley (Martin Mull), the veteran adviser Selina recruited to help her in Nevada.
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The bigger idea behind today's app expansion, and opening up the platform to more users, is to continue to expand the usefulness of Workplace.
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Two new analyses argue that a widely cited idea in climate policy and academic circles — to impose a carbon budget — has outlived its usefulness.
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DNA testing has been around for decades, popularized on television and in the criminal justice system for its usefulness in determining paternity and ancestry.
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You don't need "antibacterial soap" — which the Food and Drug Administration advises to skip altogether due to a lack of evidence of its usefulness.
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Daryl is rough-edged but defensible in this episode, until he passively murders a defenseless Savior once he's provided information and outlived his usefulness.
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As biometric features such as fingerprint unlocks become increasingly common on mobile devices, the usefulness of this attack for unlocking phones will diminish significantly.
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In 2015, Steve Silberman's best-selling "NeuroTribes" depicted Asperger as a courageous figure who emphasized his patients' potential usefulness to the Nazi war effort.
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This calls into question the basic usefulness of this study at all, which is why we have repeatedly asked EPA to use a benchmark.
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He was among the first reporters to recognize the usefulness of nonprofit economic development corporations in guiding business investments in communities and neighborhood reconstruction.
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As much as The Discourse creates the illusion of collective enterprise, and possibly even political usefulness, it has also been fueled by individual fantasy.
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As more and more stuff goes up into orbit, we're not taking enough of it out of the atmosphere after its usefulness has expired.
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There are better ways to handle this beyond signaling that elections and our constitution have lost their usefulness as the means to enact change.
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In contrast to the uniformity of the format and quality of the cases themselves, these notes are extremely diverse in their approaches and usefulness.
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The spot is over the Rio Grande, in the United States, but just short of the wall, raising the question of the barrier's usefulness.
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And when you have public discussion, from the president, questioning the usefulness of the unit, that makes a difference, and Russia takes those signals.
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But describing Tesla in this way stretches the concept of "disruption" beyond the point of usefulness and misunderstands the nature of the company's success.
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Google isn't saying benchmarks should be put aside altogether, but its announcement this week is an important reminder that benchmarks can easily outlive their usefulness.
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Also, I think there is a profound usefulness to all of society to have people who are brave enough to explore gender in expansive ways.
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Others, including Coca-Cola, American Express, and Nasdaq, also balked at Palantir's price tag, BuzzFeed News reported last year, or raised doubts about its usefulness.
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And while you can debate the usefulness of putting Wi-Fi in every last appliance in your home, it undoubtedly gives hackers more easy targets.
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The WNISR, whose authors consider themselves industry critics, draws attention to another potential reason why nuclear power is resilient: its usefulness for nuclear-weapons programmes.
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For now, the Cadillac CTS will only be able to communicate with other CTS models, meaning its usefulness in avoiding road hazards will be limited.
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These pads still kind of live in the office, if I feel like hand-writing something, but their day-to-day usefulness has worn out.
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But still, I keep faith with Twitter, and I do believe there's room for it to expand its usefulness beyond the purposes it currently serves.
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It's great stuff, and may even take Search to heretofore unheard-of levels of usefulness, getting us to spend even more time using Google's products.
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The House of Commons home affairs committee heard both strong pleas to recognize the legitimacy and usefulness of such councils, and powerful arguments against them.
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The reason for this is that PCs have continued to prove their usefulness and value to a wide range of people, especially in business environments.
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Related: U.S. hopes Turkey will step up ISIS fight after Istanbul airport attack In Germany, their presence and usefulness have been questioned by leading politicians.
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In this era of hyper-usefulness, what seems rarest and most valuable online are spaces that offer, however illusorily, a return to this original uselessness.
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American equities have looked expensive on this measure for most of the past 20 years, which is why many bulls tend to dismiss its usefulness.
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A very close call in this round then, but we reckon Apple Notes just about edges Keep out in terms of overall polish and usefulness.
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UniCredit does not rule out using a recently approved state guarantee mechanism to sell bad loans but needs to assess its usefulness first, he said.
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Friendships can endure and deepen if you nourish them, becoming more than marriages of convenience to be cast aside the moment they outlive their usefulness.
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The drug was used during World War II to treat soldiers for anxiety or trauma, though its usefulness as a truth-inducing treatment is debatable.
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And the candidate himself alternated between telling Poland that America would stand behind its ally and making comments about NATO having, perhaps, outlived its usefulness.
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Of course, Civil Maps is trying to prove the usefulness of its product, which it wants to sell to autonomous technology companies for obvious reasons.
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In addition, you may turn in a paragraph explaining your opinion on the usefulness of Twitter and hashtag activism, drawing on our conversations from class.
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And yet I am not so opposed to capitalism that I have failed to see its relative merits... So today capitalism has outlived its usefulness.
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There is no perfect metric to evaluate the usefulness of a transit system, but, the most obvious failure is these systems haven't changed their cities.
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In stark contrast, "Regulatory Hacking," by Evan Burfield (with J. D. Harrison), is chock-full of checklists, matrices, diagrams and jargon all of uneven usefulness.
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Still, it wasn't as good as my initial control session, but I'm not giving up on the potential usefulness of BDSM sense-play as meditative.
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Restricting access to data would limit Facebook's usefulness to developers and could drive them to build on a rival platform instead, making those products better.
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It proves more forcefully than ever that the distinction between the works of the self-taught and that of the professionals has outlived its usefulness.
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Closer look: The project will have to overcome concern that Facebook doesn't protect users' private information, as well as skepticism about the usefulness of cryptocurrencies.
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Still, even as it questions the usefulness of words, it is a book in which words — printed words, as artfully arranged on pages — are everything.
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Google are offering access to Chrome based on usefulness to the user and there's no reason why we shouldn't see this on Android as well.
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Based on the new understanding, there are now potent and less disruptive treatments already available or awaiting approval, though cost will certainly limit their usefulness.
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But the last few months of data suggest that the Phillips Curve, the statistical relationship between low unemployment and inflation, has some usefulness after all.
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It's also important to note that if the system owner doesn't have security cameras with which to investigate, the alert is of very limited usefulness.
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To him, the value in promoting a negative tale about former Vice President Biden—true or false—was in its usefulness to his reelection campaign.
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Critics of the Doomsday Clock have questioned its usefulness in recent years, with some arguing that the apocalyptic analysis can paralyze people and foster inaction.
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Proponents of facial recognition tech say its usefulness is obvious: It can help track who is — and isn't — allowed to be in a given place.
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The National Security Agency's action suggests the vulnerability for American government systems likely outweighed its usefulness as a tool for the agency to gather intelligence.
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Some would argue that the transatlantic partnership served another era and should be seen as a time-specific alliance that largely has outlived its usefulness.
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It's a fun game, and can have some real usefulness as we try to learn from the failures and successes of previous eras and administrations.
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That form of communication takes on a new usefulness when the world is hit with a winged pestilence: batlike creatures attracted to noise and flesh.
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The first Falcon Heavy to launch will be sent on an Earth escape trajectory, proving the usefulness of the launch vehicle for those types of missions.
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But a wheel only functions when there's a power source, and designing a robot that only works when it's pushed down a hill limits its usefulness.
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"I believe one of the main drivers in the ubiquitous rise of emoji is their usefulness in filling in tonal gaps in written communication," says Greenspan.
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Those are the people who rank the usefulness and accuracy of search results to keep improving the company's search algorithms, which ultimately determine what ranks where.
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Investigating such questions can provide important insights into a trait's usefulness and how it has contributed to the present-day success of a group of animals.
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The long-term health of the Moto Z line is going to depend on the breadth and usefulness of the Mods that are on the market.
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"It is a well known fact that no social [institution] can survive when it has outlived its [usefulness]," King wrote in notes at Crozer Theological Seminary.
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OPEC, which failed this week to reach an accord to stabilize oil prices, is a dysfunctional organization that has outlived its usefulness, analysts declared this week.
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The construction of a border wall between the US and Mexico was a lodestone of Trump's 2016 campaign, despite residents along the border questioning its usefulness.
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It was also a symptom of a deep division within the LGBT community, leaving some to wonder if the umbrella of "LGBT" has outlived its usefulness.
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For those questioning Animoji's usefulness, consider this: You can say with an Animoji what you might not feel comfortable putting in words or recording yourself saying.
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If we want to maximize the usefulness of 3D printers, we have to maximize the number of materials they can work with, while minimizing the cost.
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Jose Ignacio Goirigolzarri, chairman of Spain's Bankia, told Spanish television on Tuesday he would be concerned if Trump was questioning the usefulness of international banking rules.
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But he is now convinced of their usefulness as one tool to help probation officers identify those prisoners who might be in need of greater supervision.
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Some localities have resisted body cameras, citing the cost of storing data, distrust of how video will be used or lack of research into its usefulness.
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For the cloud illusion to persist, and so the cloud's usefulness, the cloud must be nigh indistinguishable from a terrestrial or local computer doing the same.
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" Last month, residents of Fremont, Ohio, upheld a city council ordinance to remove a 102-year-old structure that had, one resident said, "outlived its usefulness.
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The Axon M's overall execution leaves something to be desired, but there are still compelling glimmers that point to some potential usefulness for the form factor.
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In an age of text alerts, social media and smartphones, you might think sirens had outlived their usefulness in alerting the public to approaching severe weather.
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"The rise you're seeing is a lot of speculation on the usefulness of ethereum," said Dan Ciotoli, a software engineer and blockchain analyst at Bespoke Invest.
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They go looking for raw and unstructured information that hasn't been modified by others and then apply a systematic three-step approach to evaluate its usefulness.
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With U.S. presidential candidates questioning the usefulness of sticking up for European allies, it's not even clear she will be able to count on America anymore.
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But with Mr. Xi concentrating more power in his own hands, the usefulness of such a wide-ranging exercise may have outrun itself, some Americans said.
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Apple has also expanded the usefulness of its trackpads in recent years with Force Touch, a pressure-sensitive multitouch technology that recognizes how hard its pressed.
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With so many pedestrians trying to squeeze by on the increasingly congested streets and sidewalks, some have questioned whether a viewing garden has outlived its usefulness.
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The actual usefulness of these changes will become more clear over time, but here are some of my first impressions after a day with iOS 13:
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More condemnably, La La Land inspires us to give in to the temptation of nostalgia, a quality whose usefulness is limited and whose dangers are real.
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And certainly the usefulness of the technology has been immensely downgraded with the surge of payment solutions from hardware and software companies, from Apple to Facebook.
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Dave O'Connor, a pathologist at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, is working with colleagues to test the usefulness of monkeys in the study of coronavirus treatments.
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But those studies could not determine whether the usefulness of grunting was confined only to tennis or how the ballistic squawks were affecting onlookers and opponents.
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My intentions were to tell a story, to tell it well, and to have other people recognize the complexity, brilliance, usefulness and beauty of this world.
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Despite a number of studies questioning the usefulness of very low-salt diets in the last few years, most major medical organizations continue to recommend them.
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But if Manafort succeeds in branding Gates a liar, his future usefulness to Mueller may be limited, Renato Mariotti, a former federal prosecutor, told VICE News.
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The techniques have come into prominence over the past decade in a more concrete way thanks in part to their usefulness in blockchain applications like cryptocurrencies.
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Creating a functioning drug marketplace For any marketplace to work, people need to know the actual prices — as well as the comparative usefulness — of competing products.
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The usefulness of the aggregation would have been greater had Crews presented his story with more of that objectivity he finds so damningly absent in Freud.
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Even if its usefulness is limited, it still translates to more things you can do on Chrome OS, and that's by no means a bad thing.
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Face masks have become a common sight throughout China and other areas affected by the virus, although experts doubt their usefulness in preventing infection for wearers.
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Since the Tuesday meeting, though, the two have traded barbs about the usefulness of that meeting and how to best curb violence in the nation's schools.
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Founded in 1998 by Berkeley postgrads who wanted to rate Jackie Chan movies, Rotten Tomatoes matured into a powerhouse by proving its usefulness to corporate America.
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"Data is the new oil" may have outlasted its usefulness as a metaphor, but one aspect still rings true: Both industries have a serious environmental footprint.
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"I updated the public version regularly until February 2007, though for a general audience its usefulness declined as the power of Google grew," Mr. Meislin said.
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If that incarnation of fiscal prudence has outlived its usefulness, it can't simply be discarded without a substitute, or politicians' short-term incentives will ruin us.
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For the few of these types of waivers that have been granted, most contain strict restrictions that severely limit their usefulness from a commercial operating perspective.
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The findings of a new federal study add to a growing body of evidence that point out problems in the increasingly popular technology and its usefulness.
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But the technology is not without its skeptics, and one very biased critic — the CEO of Nike's chief rival, Adidas — has cast doubt on its usefulness.
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"We have reached the end of the usefulness of that policy," Mr Clinton mumbled, before expressing hopes that China would be changed by engagement with the world.
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The entire concept of a breach — hackers stealing corporate-held data for identity theft — is the result of a failed identity model that's long outlived its usefulness.
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Trump has acknowledged that Mattis disagrees with him about the usefulness of torture in interrogation and said he would defer to his defense secretary on the issue.
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If they can gather impressive detection data from a third centre, this may help to convince remaining sceptics about the usefulness of the rats, hopes Christophe Cox.
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For artists, entering politics as a participant means we must — to some degree — acknowledge the usefulness and necessity of political power, and make peace with using it.
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Earlier this week, fund manager BlackRock questioned the usefulness of a system-wide test, and Moloney doubted that asset managers had the right data to do so.
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Axon, makers of the infamous Taser, uses AI to enhance the usefulness of its body cameras, offering an automated redaction and archival service for body camera footage.
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I'm not a regular Edge user, but I've generally been surprised about the usefulness of that integration, which automatically brings up related information about restaurants, for example.
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The Skrulls certainly can't fill in for all of the heroes lost to Infinity War — but when it comes to usefulness, shapeshifting never goes out of style.
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And most of Siri's functional advantages — things like opening up apps or sending iMessages — stem from the aforementioned platform advantage than any intrinsic usefulness to Siri itself.
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Another white paper put forward by Green Bank Observatory researchers, argued that recent discoveries in the astronomy field have invalidated the 2700 negative assessment of GBT's usefulness.
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But a growing number of U.S. colleges and universities have stopped requiring the tests, and some educators question their usefulness in predicting a student's success in college.
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"The thought behind PRP's usefulness is that platelets release growth factors that are essential to the wound healing process," says plastic surgeon David L. Cangello, MD, FACS.
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While downloads might initially fall, user engagement and retention could increase once people are exposed to the value and usefulness of your app through the mobile web.
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For Spotify, working with Waze is the latest move from the company to also increase its usage and usefulness beyond direct engagement with the Spotify app itself.
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Tara and Daryl nearly murdered him for his trouble, but Dwight convinced them of his usefulness in the battles to come, and lived to see another day.
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Especially if one of your goals this year involves getting a new job, improving your personal brand, or just maximizing the usefulness of LinkedIn in general. 1.
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For Spotify, working with Waze is the latest move from the company to also increase its usage and usefulness beyond direct engagement with the Spotify app itself.
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The World Bank said the draft guidance notes, published last month, are open for public comment and "the bank welcomes comments that aim to improve their usefulness".
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Even if mechanical LIDAR systems retain their usefulness for their long-range accuracy, solid state LIDAR chips could give depth-sensing capabilities to a range of products.
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We shouldn't be reluctant to do the same for software updates that we anticipate will bring value to our lives and extend the usefulness of our devices.
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Like Game of Thrones' Ned Stark, Miller would have exhausted his usefulness as a protagonist to introduce us to a wider universe full of more interesting characters.
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Glen Canyon Dam may be past its prime, said Michael Connor, the deputy Interior secretary and a former commissioner of reclamation, but it's not past its usefulness.
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"I think (the lottery) is an idea that really outlived its usefulness if it ever had any, but unrelated to what happened in New York," Rubio said.
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But its usefulness as leverage to push talks forward could be limited by the acknowledgement in the paper that Britain also benefits from security and intelligence sharing.
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Nick Loris, a fellow at the right-wing Heritage Foundation who pushed for Trump to exit the pact, questioned the usefulness of the state and local pledges.
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None of the job seekers are eager to talk either, at least on the record, but they are trying to show their usefulness in other ways. Mrs.
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Despite the usefulness of fetal cells when making vaccines, in 1988, HHS placed a moratorium on federal funding of research using human fetal tissue from elective abortions.
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Mark Meadows issued a letter Tuesday raising questions about the usefulness of Cohen's testimony when many topics were off-limits, citing a conversation they had with Davis.
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Israeli pollsters questioned the usefulness of the result, however, because the Pew question did not specify, for example, whether such transfers would be voluntary or compensated financially.
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Adopting an actor-centric hybrid threat finance (HTF) model can cut compliance costs, reduce risk, improve regulatory relations, and increase the usefulness of suspicious activity reports (SARs).
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The usefulness of a feature like silent shooting varies from shooting animals without scaring them, to maintaining the professional atmosphere in a place like the White House.
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Given that Twitter's core premise is that of a platform for conversations, that not only limits the product's usefulness, but it potentially puts off newcomers as well.
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It has promoted the usefulness of its "illness data," which it says is aggregated and contains no identifying personal information before being passed along to other companies.
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In Cambridge Analytica news: Steve Bannon downplayed his involvement in the use of Facebook data and cast doubt on the usefulness of the firm he co-founded.
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The messaging Shi sent out also identified itself as for research, which might affect results in a way that could limit the tactic's usefulness to actual campaigns.
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How developers embrace the iPad Pro's new Lidar sensor will be critical in determining the usefulness of AR apps for the iPhone and iPad in the future.
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However, once the virus hit, various companies donated disinfectant and food delivery robots to the hospital, proving their usefulness both in preventing virus transmission and managing supplies.
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There&aposs only scant research to support the usefulness of treating ADHD with medical marijuana, and the course of treatment isn&apost without its share of risks.
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I'm not a Luddite, and I can see the usefulness of electronic books, but I love the feel of paper, the experience of reading a proper book.
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As for those who don't do this for a living, usefulness is probably a bit limited, though there are plenty of other potential uses, like school lecturers.
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Due to EPA's broad approvals, neonics now appear in countless places — from backyards to bed bug products and farm fields to pet collars —despite their questionable usefulness.
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One trembles, a little, at the thought, because anti-Semitism is an old, hoary creature that has survived many eras and found a parasitic usefulness in each.
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Unless our customers — operators of some of the largest manned and unmanned fleets in the U.S. — can leverage a piece of technology today, its usefulness is muted.
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Trump has also questioned the usefulness of the exercises citing the disproportionate share of the cost of the exercises borne by the United States over South Korea.
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The only problem is that the feature currently relies on timestamps provided by content creators, meaning its usefulness could vary based on how much information people provide.
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But though they were very real, the buttons' usefulness was limited and the gadget never took off despite some notable brands (ahem, Trojan Condoms) experimenting with them.
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But allowing them to remain active clearly undermined whatever potential usefulness might have been gained by banning Jones, reducing the move to a slap on the wrist.
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Since brain training first came onto the scene, with games that claimed to predict the 'age' of your brain, there have been several studies debunking its usefulness.
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The Post has an in-house robot reporter called Heliograf, which demonstrated its usefulness with its coverage of the 2016 Summer Olympic Games and the 2016 elections.
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Civil rights advocates said they worried that his appointment would signal partisan meddling in a census whose usefulness in drawing legislative districts depends entirely on its credibility.
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Some analysts in Mexico view the visit as a chance to repair a key U.S. relationship and for Kushner to prove his usefulness to the White House.
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Dr. Jelbert said she thought the results represented a challenge to the conclusions on absolute brain size and the usefulness of the A-not-B test across species.
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He defended the idea, noting that making the data available to others increases its usefulness to all players including themselves, which which to build services they can monetise.
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This course will teach you how to identify good and bad data sets, and filter, sort, and group PivotTable data to make the most out of its usefulness.
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High-altitude mountaineers and a biochemistry expert told CNN Viagra was sometimes used by climbers to avoid altitude sickness, although its usefulness has yet to be clinically proven.
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In later work, Luna questioned the usefulness of measuring bloodlines and, in both lectures and performances, criticized romantic narratives of Native California with candor and humor on stage.
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These poems explore labels — both their usefulness and their limits — as well as the complexities of human bodies, specifically black bodies, visible, not hidden, but not for consumption.
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But if it wants to have staying power, it will need to show its usefulness and prove it can keep the trolls at bay with its AI technology.
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Experts questioned the usefulness of the results, however, because despite the study having recruited more than 40,000 participants through a TV game show, more than half dropped out.
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Other EU countries have passed partial bans of glyphosate, developed by Bayer-owned Monsanto, although France has lowered its ambitions on a ban, highlighting its usefulness in agriculture.
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But let us suppose that Mr Graeber could prove his thesis with some kind of statistical analysis that ranks social usefulness on one scale and pay on another.
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According to a 2008 study, people in power tend to approach others as "social targets," and their behavior is often driven by that target's usefulness to their goals.
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He also brought up the potential usefulness of a nightlife mayor—something that's currently being suggested in London as a remedy to their own problems with clubbing shutdowns.
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Given the growing body of evidence supporting their usefulness in treatment, we psychiatrists must now ask ourselves a very important question: Did we get it wrong on psychedelics?
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"In the past, six-party talks had usefulness as a framework to resolve North Korean nuclear issues via dialogue," Park said in remarks at the presidential Blue House.
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Today, hydraulic fracturing in shale emerged from government-funded labs and has diffused because of its usefulness in cost-effectively accessing previously hard-to-reach natural gas deposits.
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Beyond misunderstanding the purpose and continued usefulness of libraries, Mourdoukoutas seems to have been unable to find any statistics about public libraries that aren't about his own taxes.
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When Facebook, Microsoft and Google all launched their bot platforms in 2016, users were disappointed with the limited usefulness, application and customization of the prematurely presented AI technologies.
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"I think in deciding what an appropriate sentence should be, I think a judge could take into account the usefulness of having had that national debate," he says.
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It's still largely secret, despite the EFF's best efforts, but the broad principle is to balance the potential damage of a vulnerability against its usefulness to intelligence agencies.
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" One campaign encouraged doctors to prescribe Valium to people with no psychiatric symptoms whatsoever: "For this kind of patient—with no demonstrable pathology—consider the usefulness of Valium.
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But none of those 500 phones are the same combination of model and operating system as Farook's phone, which was running iOS 9 — limiting the hacking tool's usefulness.
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If history is not to repeat itself, we should recognize that after keeping peace in Europe for 70 years NATO has exhausted its usefulness and lost its purpose.
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Bose AR's usefulness will depend on what developers do with it, and hearing somebody talk to you doesn't feel as amazingly high-tech as looking at a hologram.
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But Tony Cofer of the Alabama Department of Agriculture, who attended the meeting, said such a cut-off date would not match Baris' goal of maintaining dicamba's usefulness.
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Some transit advocates have questioned the usefulness of streetcars in other cities and have argued that a bus route with a dedicated lane could be a better move.
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Trump made international headlines at last year's summit in Canada when he lashed out at Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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Trump posted a four-tweet thread that continued his thoughts on the usefulness of social media, but seemed to contradict his claims that he could've won without it.
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America's small business innovators need a voice in the debate about regulations as well as a platform to help reform rules that have failed or outlived their usefulness.
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Research also supports hypnosis' usefulness in relaxing people before or after difficult medical procedures or helping them break destructive habits — like compulsive hair-pulling (just ask Olivia Munn).
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But weighty questions -- about Flynn's motivation for lying to the FBI and his usefulness as a cooperating witness to special counsel Robert Mueller -- will hang over the proceeding.
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Limiting its contact with the internet would, of course, be key – though that would also significantly limit the phone's usefulness to a president whose routine involves constant connection.
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Why do we buy into the notion that our so-called prime evaporates along with our reproductive usefulness — if not before — despite all the evidence to the contrary?
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A number of trials are looking at their usefulness in cancer patients, people recovering from hip surgery, and postmenopausal women with urinary incontinence linked to weak pelvic muscles.
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The two discuss the usefulness of U2's desire for bigness, the band's many imitators and whether U2 is actually a worship-music band working in the mainstream.
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The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, for example, says that it "does not warrant the accuracy, completeness or usefulness" of the charges listed on its website.
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Through their actions, they have proven that they cared about the deficit primarily for its usefulness as a political cudgel, an easy way to curtail Democratic policy goals.
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This has led to an astonishing convergence of opinion across the entire American political spectrum (except the presidency), raising serious questions about Saudi Arabia's usefulness as an ally.
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The usefulness of such a small group for a genetic study is unclear, which is one reason Mr. Clement's company, now defunct, has turned into a crowdsourcing project.
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Expertise, an acquisition promoted by usefulness, is less cogent to the essay than passion, less to the point than is the soloist's personal signature flowing through the text.
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Those tools have been applied to varied social and scientific problems, including the efficacy of medical procedures, the impact of climate change and the usefulness of social policies.
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Netflix has been a force in children's entertainment for years, its usefulness as a digital babysitter helping it grow into a streaming behemoth with 403 million subscribers worldwide.
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Although now regarded as an entitlement by White House correspondents, the daily press briefing is an innovation (instituted by the Nixon administration) that has long outlived its usefulness.
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Trump regularly spreads falsehoods about the transatlantic alliance and questions its usefulness, but none of that heated rhetoric made its way into his State of the Union tonight.
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Moniz said Trump and current Energy Secretary Rick Perry should realize the domestic and international benefits of the SPR and work to improve its usefulness, not reduce it.
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Trump seized on a series of tweets from Facebook executive Rob Goldman, who was trying to minimize or muddy the social media network's usefulness to the Russian effort.
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If you're not familiar, the Instant Pot is a multifunction electric pressure cooker that's been slowly taking the internet by storm for its sheer usefulness as a kitchen tool.
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The pilot will reportedly run for two to three days to "assess the usefulness of this technology in an investigative process," according to the acting deputy director of ICE.
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London, as is regrettably so often the way, is the inspiration for too much material, but perhaps a lot of that is due to its usefulness as a totem.
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We need to help addicts relearn a sense of their own usefulness and understand that addiction is more than a disease – it's a form of emotional and physical paralysis.
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"If China's mediation can prove helpful, it would also help demonstrate the usefulness of China to the United States as a constructive partner over key regional issues," added Tong.
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However, the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has made it trickier to benefit from beneficence, because it's limited the usefulness of personal deductions — including those for charitable donations.
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"I think we need to re-establish public confidence in the usefulness and credibility of polling," said Craig Young, president of the Association of Market and Social Research Organisations.
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Though Playdead hasn't talked about why it's removed Denuvo—the studio didn't respond to my request for comment—there's reason to suspect it's because Denuvo simply outlived its usefulness.
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But until the middle of the 20th century it was thought to be harmful only if ingested in large quantities, and its usefulness was sufficiently alluring to overcome concerns.
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In certain jobs, particularly in the caring professions, people's devout belief in the social usefulness of their role persuades them to put up with long hours and low pay.
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This usefulness means these chemicals are used to make such items as food packaging materials (such as pizza boxes and popcorn bags), fabrics, nonstick cooking pans and firefighting foams.
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"Self-monitoring helps people stay on track, but doing it the conventional way takes time and is boring, which limits its usefulness and who will do it," she says.
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" "But," Holder emphasized, "I think in deciding what an appropriate sentence should be, I think a judge could take into account the usefulness of having had that national debate.
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These are a fun feature that'll probably get a lot of use via promotional tie-ins like this one, but their long-term usefulness still remains to be seen.
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As a result of this evolution, people debating the usefulness of trigger warnings aren't always referring to the same things in terms of their usage or intent, he adds.
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Wong blames the 5 percent and 7 percent benchmarks that trigger a trading halt, and then a suspension, in Chinese trading for undermining the usefulness of the circuit breaker.
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This also preserves how companies capture profit in a labour market, and protracts the usefulness of the threat of replacement by a robot if workers ask for too much.
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These facilities are needed to meet expansive passenger growth and replace a 1950s terminal, that while expanded and renovated over the years, is approaching the end of its usefulness.
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The winner-take-all strain of capitalism also fosters nihilism by depriving certain classes of key ingredients that make or buttress a sense of purpose: work, family, social usefulness.
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Advocates of the opening argued that Mr. Castro's death could be a pivot point, clearing away the last emotionally charged remnants of a policy that has outlived its usefulness.
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It is something simpler: a shared belief in compassion, in human dignity, in the intrinsic usefulness of every person to contribute positively for a better and more meaningful world.
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That turnip relative (we call it a rutabaga) was beautiful in its usefulness — nourishing starchy food to get the family through the winter, with tops to feed the livestock.
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He echoed Kremlin talking points on key foreign policy topics like the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the usefulness of the NATO alliance and the fight against ISIS in Syria.
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While great for riders who specifically favor Uber, the fact that cash back earned with the card is only good for Uber rides limits this card's usefulness somewhat.11.
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That could dampen Stance's potential usefulness for those who don't want their political leanings to be publicized, or who want to share their thoughts on touchy issues more privately.
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There is a limit to the usefulness of placebo trials when studying psychedelics, however: Frankly, it's pretty obvious to people whether they've taken magic mushrooms or a sugar pill.
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Dr. Pratik Choudhary, a senior lecturer and consultant at the diabetes center at King's College London who previewed the Libre early on, said there are limits to its usefulness.
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" But it faces plenty of skepticism "from people who question the usefulness of cryptocurrencies and others who are wary of the power already accumulated by the social media company.
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The precise scope or usefulness of the material was unclear, but Democrats believe it could shed light on possible obstruction of justice and abuse of power by President Trump.
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Dr. Kreizler, noting Sarah's demonstrable skills and fortuitous positioning in relation to the police commissioner's office, pushes back, wondering if Moore has perhaps outlived his usefulness in their manhunt.
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But even as exascale developers take a victory lap, they know that two challenges mean the add-more-GPUs formula is likely approaching a plateau in its scientific usefulness.
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Since the two were behind the creation of Alphabet in 2015, The Information suggests it may be a sign that Alphabet has outlived its usefulness as a holding company.
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After all, the partisan political structure in place for so long has brought us numerous wars, $20 trillion in debt and a government that's grown well beyond its usefulness.
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Trump has also at times questioned the usefulness of the long-standing U.S. alliance with South Korea and called on Seoul to pay more for the U.S. troop presence.
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Researchers, academics and telecoms executives say that as the coronavirus crisis has spread so quickly, the usefulness of such anonymized mobile phone metadata is quickly coming to an end.
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The Trump administration has been scrambling to reaffirm its commitment to Washington's military alliances -- including NATO -- after the Republican billionaire called into question their usefulness during the presidential race.
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It strikes at some very modern dilemmas: the usefulness of identity politics; the accommodations that should be made for small subgroups; how to work towards inclusion without triggering a backlash.
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Some Redditors have griped about Imgur's usefulness as a strict image host since it ramped up advertising after raising $40 million two years ago from Andreessen Horowitz and Reddit itself.
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Last week, we discussed the mechanics of community organizing, who should do it and why, and how they think of its usefulness for those who want to slow Trump's agenda.
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Leaving aside any questions about the image quality — which we'll hopefully be able to gauge this week — Project Ariana's usefulness would seem to depend a lot on your living situation.
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By its very structure, it questions the truth in images, the possibility of representing sexual assault without being exploitative, and the usefulness portraying trauma and violence in the first place.
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But it has been aggressively adding more integrations to improve the device's usefulness — and presumably help feed the machine-learning algorithms that run Alexa and potentially its many other services.
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If you live in a city where it's popular, Waze is also a great choice for driving directions, but its usefulness is limited by how many other users around you.
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"We explore various image parameterizations for neural input optimization-based image generation, and demonstrate usefulness of these parameterizations on a few creative image generation tasks," Mordvintsev wrote of the video.
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The internal therapeutics team will use 23andMe's genetic database to try to discover new drugs — a critical piece in increasing the value of usefulness of direct-to-consumer genetics testing.
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Crew seems to have found a strong foothold among enterprises in terms of its usefulness, not just use, which is one sign of how it might have more staying power.
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It brought enforcement actions against Equifax and TransUnion earlier this year for misstating the cost and usefulness of the scores they provide, but it does not intensively monitor the companies.
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It took until my third watch to fully understand the power levels of the existing Avengers and their new raccoon friend, with regard to their usefulness in the coming fracas.
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But in a new case in which this weapon has so horrifyingly been wielded, in the northern state of Haryana, India, the perpetrators may actually have defeated its own usefulness.
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Facebook is useful, but it is useful mainly in the way that a phone book is useful, and after you have reached a certain number of friends that usefulness plateaus.
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As for what he's thinking, I prefer Trump start filtering some of that, at least if he wants to save the relevance and usefulness of his favorite social media platform.
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I challenge anyone to find any section in any economic textbook that has ever been written in the history of the world that discusses the usefulness of negative interest rates.
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But realistically, the company — like others in the payments space — has been working on bringing in more choice and flexibility for customers, to improve its wider usefulness as a service.
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Desroches, who didn't respond to a request for comments, and her colleagues found that certain types of content and design features in a blog got the highest scores for usefulness.
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And some other products they've had like Snap Maps are cool, but that isn't a product at all on the same level as Stories in terms of importance and usefulness.
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One can also imagine the usefulness of this type of thing in disaster situations, when not just ordinary aircraft but also land vehicles may have trouble getting around a city.
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The usefulness of such data has not been clearly established, and the alternative means, if any, of obtaining such data have not been subjected to robust independent and impartial examination.
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For decades, our nation's efforts to conserve resources and protect the environment have been challenged by the utilitarian argument that the best action is that which maximizes usefulness or benefit.
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It's fascinating to catalogue the pieces that outlive their immediate usefulness: vintage Levi's jeans; industrial light fixtures; old bicycles; Airstream trailers; flat-billed wool baseball caps; oilcans; porcelain advertising signs.
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A bank judged to have failed the test in the past has been seen by investors as needing to raise capital but analysts are increasingly skeptical of the test's usefulness.
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One way to assess their usefulness is to examine how price changes in the two stocks compare with price changes in the S&P 500 index of large-cap stocks.
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When it was discovered that one of the other organizations he'd contributed to was embezzling donations, he'd questioned the usefulness of indirect philanthropy, but it hadn't stopped him from donating.
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Cohen will learn his fate, which likely involves years in jail, and we will learn more about the value of Cohen's cooperation and potential usefulness to special counsel Robert Mueller.
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A bank judged to have failed the test in the past has been seen by investors as needing to raise capital but analysts are increasingly sceptical of the test's usefulness.
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Beyond that, he needs to convince five new board members of his usefulness atop a group that controls the cable networks Nickelodeon and MTV and a Hollywood studio, Paramount Pictures.
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That phone in your pocket, the surveillance camera on the corner: You've traded away a bit of anonymity, of autonomy, for the usefulness of one, the protection of the other.
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Meanwhile, a card's "gold" variant — which changes the card only in appearance, not ability or usefulness — must be earned via competition or bought from other players on the open market.
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Their once-pioneering digital-organizing operation, for example, went largely to ground in 2016, while the party failed to fully grasp even the basics, like the usefulness of digital advertising.
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While home state prerogatives clearly are important, and senatorial civility would be welcome, the data suggest that the blue slip has moved beyond these justifications and has outlived its usefulness.
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Although the president-elect has said that he doubted the usefulness of the United States-led sanctions against Russia for its incursion into Ukraine, Mr. Tillerson took the opposite view.
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Maybe that will change as 5G adoption and availability rises, but right now, the usefulness of a 5G hotspot outside of occasional novelty use seems fairly slim in this country.
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In marketing their products and services, governance and proxy advisors often emphasize the usefulness of their ratings in portfolio decisions, with voting decisions listed as an additional use or service.
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Shinichi Kiga, head of Nissan's gasoline engine project group, told Reuters the Japanese automaker is resolved to keep improving internal combustion technology to prolong its usefulness for decades to come.
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With the Note 7, Samsung could finally merge the usefulness of the Note's S Pen stylus and the Edge's edge panels, which provide shortcuts to apps, contacts and various other widgets.
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The usefulness of a voice assistant and speaker jammed into a smoke alarm relies on its location, which is one of the few negative points of the Onelink Safe and Sound.
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The display's usefulness is hampered somewhat by size and a relative lack of skills that really take advantage of the tech, but it does bring some nice functionality to the table.
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As with any promising and potentially disruptive technology, it will stand or fall on the usefulness it demonstrates in addressing real-world problems to which answers are sought by real people.
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And judging from the feedback from those currently living with the version of the algorithm that surfaces old and repetitive tweets, the company may be finding the edge of its usefulness.
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Trips that span the territories would connect service types, increasing the usefulness of mainline transit to people whose origins and destinations are not within walking distance of the bus or train.
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The researchers say their AI-generated reviews were "effectively indistinguishable" from the real deal, and were given a "usefulness" rating of 3.15 by human evaluators, compared to 3.28 for genuine reviews.
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"Most important growth assets are intangible which in many cases are not captured in book value and retained earnings, making the usefulness of book value and earnings questionable," Fraser-Jenkins said.
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And the usefulness that we can provide our consumers with data is to know what you love and to make it more relevant and easy for you to shop with us.
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Are we supposed to believe that women are too stupid to do something of basic usefulness to themselves without the lure of a charming font and a branded tin of mints?
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The need for this, he said on Monday in Dubai, could "achieve a symbiosis between human and machine intelligence, and maybe solves the control problem and the usefulness problem," reports CNBC.
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DESERT DISCOVERY: LOST TEMPLE OF RAMSES II UNCOVERED BY ARCHAEOLOGISTS Scientists involved in the pyramid scanning called the find a "breakthrough" that highlighted the usefulness of modern particle physics in archaeology.
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It's still early days for augmented reality for use in operating theaters, but if it makes surgeries safer, quicker, or with fewer complications, it's hard to argue against its potential usefulness.
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Additionally, one recent study found that there is substantial variability in individual responses to GI value determinations, and because of this, its usefulness in terms of guiding food choices is limited.
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The government may speculate as to the usefulness digital contents, using whatever logic it chooses – from detecting a broader criminal conspiracy to developing helpful profiles on the personalities, habits, associates, etc.
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Discko has received online criticism and constant questions about the usefulness or necessity for the app, which will be completely free when fully launched and have in-app upgrades for personalization.
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Team roping is one of the seven events included in a rodeo competition, and, like many sports, it is based on a useful skill honed well past the point of usefulness.
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The system neatly matched the time-lapse photographs, adding to the system's validity as a forensic tool; additionally, the team's results validated the usefulness of time-lapse cameras in forensic research.
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The anniversary shout out (which Bezos cross-posted on his personal Twitter account) elicited some very nostalgic memories of the early devices and enthusiasm for the simple usefulness of the device.
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In Belgium, he'll attend a NATO gathering where other members of the alliance might reflect on how often he complains about the cost of the alliance and muses about its usefulness.
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Mackenzie said BHP concentrated on the commodities it knew best, including copper, which has a significant role in a lower-carbon economy because of its usefulness as a conductor of electricity.
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But new materials, substances and surfaces develop taste; it seems quixotic to willfully disregard their aptness and usefulness and charm, determining instead on an austerity, which, once achieved, is blandly static.
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Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) on Thursday blasted the usefulness of a House committee hearing with conservative YouTube personalities known as "Diamond and Silk," who raised allegations of political bias in technology.
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Debates about NATO's usefulness have raged for decades, especially since the fall of the Soviet Union, as have concerns about NATO's expansion over the years to include more and more countries.
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That severely limits the usefulness of the port as a means to gain access to information on a locked iPhone — but also limits hackers from using the port for malicious purposes.
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That levy has been 18.4 cents a gallon since 1993, and inflation and rising vehicle fuel efficiency have reduced its usefulness in raising enough money to keep pace with repair needs.
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And Mr. Duterte's administration is completing an initiative started by his predecessor requiring municipalities to organize antidrug councils to fight drug use and trafficking — though their focus and usefulness remain questionable.
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The Surge doesn't make this mysterious, with the mechanics explained to players in the opening moments, but I hadn't internalized its usefulness until the game pressed my back against the wall.
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While some research suggests betalains may help plants weather stress, perhaps their primary usefulness is that humans — and presumably other creatures, like pollinators — love the way they look, Dr. Maeda said.
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Health care experts, however, were quick to point out that the bill would not require insurers to cover treatment of those conditions, which could greatly limit the usefulness of the policies.
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Discko says she has received online criticism and constant questions about the usefulness or necessity for the app, which will be free when launched and have in-app upgrades for personalization.
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Contrary to popular belief, mountains of historical data from medical records have limited usefulness for guiding clinical decisions because medical innovation makes many past treatment guidelines obsolete in surprisingly short order.
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In the decade ahead, the Fed will have to wrestle with questions about the usefulness of negative interest rates, with $11.5 trillion worth of global sovereign debt still carrying negative yields.
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For Christians, this dignity is reinforced in the sacrifice of Christ on the cross for each and every human being, regardless of status, gender, health, or level of usefulness to society.
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Review bombing relies on casual laziness to be effective; at the time the review bomb sticks, some number of users will rely on snap judgement usefulness to walk away from a game.
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"Some high bandwidth interface to the brain will be something that helps achieve a symbiosis between human and machine intelligence and maybe solves the control problem and the usefulness problem," Musk explained.
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But while some wondered about the usefulness of having Alexa inside your microwave, it also offers the clearest look at how Amazon plans to put Alexa on every surface it possibly can.
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To maintain its usefulness, the theory of disruptive innovation needs to account for the differences between linear and platform businesses, especially because platforms are the dominant business model of the 21st century.
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A relic that persisted long past the point of usefulness, buoyed largely by misplaced nostalgia that will, as it did with the telegram, fade to wistfulness once Flash is dead and buried.
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Or to put it another way, the church will lose its usefulness as a standard-bearer of national unity if it seems utterly indifferent to the concerns of people outside its ranks.
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But the success of the technology will ultimately rest to some extent on its usefulness to the average consumer, according to Forrester analyst Nick Barber, whose research covers the live video sector.
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"Some high bandwidth interface to the brain will be something that helps achieve a symbiosis between human and machine intelligence and maybe solves the control problem and the usefulness problem," he said.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has given Uber permission to test its drones in San Diego, but the agency isn't about to let the drones fly all over the country, limiting their usefulness.
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Due to the built-in biases and assumptions in the model, AI and ML engines can build up blind spots that limit their usefulness and efficacy in certain situations, environments, and context.
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While the pricing certainly qualifies the Prism as a consumer device, its actual usefulness depends largely on the sort of content the company and its partners are able to create for it.
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But for tiny objects like atoms in a biomolecule like a protein, scientists must resort to different methods, and crystallography has proved its usefulness time and time again over the last century.
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All of the Alexa skills on this list have varying degrees of usefulness, but the Cigar Pairing skill might actually be pretty helpful in the very specific situation it was designed for.
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But it's also a series boasting a crackerjack cast, tremendous facility with pop culture references, and a willingness to subvert almost all of its own storytelling tropes once they've outlived their usefulness.
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All large tech companies now place the technology that Hinton and a small community of others painstakingly coaxed into usefulness at the heart of their plans for the future—and our lives.
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There will always be waste and mediocre research, but as Stanford's Ioannidis explains in a recent paper, a lack of transparency creates excess waste and diminishes the usefulness of too much research.
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Jared Walczak, a senior policy analyst at the nonprofit Tax Foundation, predicted that if enacted into law, the measures' usefulness to taxpayers will be ultimately shot down by the Internal Revenue Service.
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Kim's comments showed how skeptical North Korea has become regarding the South's usefulness in talks with the United States, said Shin Beom-chul of the Asan Institute for Policy Studies in Seoul.
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These grants are also often highly restrictive in terms of the kinds of trainings that can be used and the way that programs can be rolled out, limiting their usefulness to schools.
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Instead, 16 JF-17s will be produced this year with a further 363 in 2017, but Arain acknowledged that the jets' usefulness in current operations was limited because it lacks precision targeting.
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They described why the raid was launched, how the battle became so intense, what led to the death of a Navy SEAL and several civilians, and the usefulness of the intelligence gained.
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Despite Arecibo's usefulness, budget cuts have threatened the observatory's existence since 2006, when the National Science Foundation (NSF) recommended slashing Arecibo's budget from $10 million to $4 million between 2007 and 2011.
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The $45 Brita Infinity bills itself as "the future of hydration" — it works like any other Brita you've seen, only it can sense when its current purification filter has outlived its usefulness.
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Though Trump laid into the dinner, Minhaj's conclusion argued that its greatest usefulness was in showing that nobody in America — not even the president — is above the powers of the first amendment.
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U.S. concerns: Huawei has no choice but to obey the Chinese government, officials contend, and its potential usefulness for spying has grown as wireless providers upgrade equipment to prepare for 287G networks.
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In general, she said, it is not used as a "simple synonym" for white supremacy, though some who embrace the term do openly acknowledge its usefulness in softening and selling extreme ideas.
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But given our recent elections, it makes sense for us to wrestle anew with the question of whether the Electoral College is promoting distorted outcomes and has, in fact, outlived its usefulness.
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