Instead, they conducted research, developed products, validated, tested, and validated some more.
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And so when we validated our test, we validated it against a very well accepted test and we published that very openly.
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We also noticed that investments in technically-validated startups are considerably higher than those which were not validated nor received incubation or other services.
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Recent validated studies by the German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment and academic researchers have found no residues of glyphosate in milk using validated analytical methods.
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The tasks on the platform are validated by other gig workers and when the task is complete the platform sense the results off to be validated by other workers.
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"If my election has validated anyone's experience or validated anyone's belonging in Crimson, then my hard work will be worth it and will continue to be worth it," Guillaume said.
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But Trump's ascent has validated them, and victory has (for now) validated Trump, and now the alt-furry and alt-brony communities are drunk on their newfound power to outrage.
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Last week's ruling validated that principle — and that's important.
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"I would feel really, really validated — desired," he says.
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""This is part of a climate," Buttigieg said, "where people who are in the grip of this hateful extremist ideology feel validated, and they feel validated from all the way at the top.
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In doing so, it's validated the city in the process.
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Few, if any, of the products have been scientifically validated.
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Is it defined by how validated I feel by others?
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Both the American team and our (Ethiopian) team validated it.
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And here's a really telling statistic that has been validated.
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"I wanted to model because it validated me," she says.
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Her existence is mediated, and validated, solely through her screen.
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"It really hadn't been validated very robustly," Dr. Joly said.
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It felt very empowering to be so understood and validated.
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What's it like now that your idea has been validated?
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It's validated, whereas it's not living in your brain anymore.
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Second, my husband validated my feelings and that felt nice.
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These moments in the book validated my similar childhood experiences.
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"It really molded and validated the supporters' culture," Jonsson said.
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The Supreme Court just validated Trump's Muslim — er, travel — ban.
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We watch to get our own views and biases validated.
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They've been both criticized for it and validated by it.
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Competing narratives are both validated by the same logic applied.
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Brodie must feel validated, vindicated; it's his time to shine.
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But early data hasn't always cleanly validated Biden's electability case.
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Instead of feeling validated by her comment, I felt deflated.
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The play that validated Okwara's evolution occurred against Wake Forest.
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And they were validated the more Meek seemed to stumble.
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And so seeing that validated by third parties was really cool.
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They even validated their models using fibers collected from taxidermy stores.
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As a female, I feel proud and validated by her candidacy.
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Some techniques had never been scientifically validated and lacked enforceable standards.
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Multiracial looks are normalized and, by extension, mixed identity is validated.
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I felt validated for not wanting to play it safe anymore.
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But, real talk, I wanted to model because it validated me.
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"I think now [Trump] feels validated that that's what's happened here."
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For the first time, Apple has sort of validated these suspicions.
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Investors write checks into big dreams, which are validated by traction.
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But rather than feel disheartened by the dis, Odeleye felt validated.
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It validated a lot of thoughts I had about certain things.
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These were later validated by the electoral authority headed by Lucena.
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"Being disqualified just validated everything we have gone through," he says.
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Don't give up your present for a future you haven't validated.
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Everything that's happened so far has definitely validated my creative instincts.
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The world record claim, later validated by Guinness, spurred tremendous growth.
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She feels pressure to be validated by sex—that's her weakness.
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Someone just validated a dream that could possibly become a reality.
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It validated a lot of the confusion I was going through.
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Irving's game was validated on the sport's biggest stage last year.
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And art was selling, provided it was by a validated name.
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They feel insulted if that affection is not validated by others.
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The reality is that none of those immunoassays had been validated.
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It makes sense if the product is validated and respects regulations.
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The federal government's wartime Committee on Public Information validated their fears.
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Taking the most recent science as the most currently validated science.
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He has specifically echoed and validated the apprehensions of anti-vaxxers.
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We spoke with people who are truly hopeful and feel validated.
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What success can there be that isn't validated by another's failure?
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DACA legitimized their existence and it validated their experience as Americans.
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The win validated a stellar performance by Pirates starter Ivan Nova.
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I didn't feel validated... I felt sad, and a little guilty.
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To them, that validated that the idea was a good one.
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I guess it just kind of validated that a little bit.
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All I've seen is press reports that no one has validated.
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I was both intimidated and validated to be in this room.
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There's too much we don't know and we don't have validated.
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Her suspicion was validated after she contacted some of the writers.
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As for the Republicans, Mr. Cruz's victory validated his campaign's internal predictions.
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Kavanaugh categorically denied Ford's claim, which was neither conclusively dismissed nor validated.
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Also, just being validated makes me feel less crazy and more calm.
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"Israel was the first territory where we validated our technology," said Etshtein.
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"We've validated this technology with clinical studies," Pushpala said in the presentation.
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And those complicated feelings are validated, because survivors themselves deal with them.
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The agreement also validated 3,700 voluntary job cuts already underway at Opel.
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Those things are all pretty well validated over the last 50 years.
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Reject that a lot of Black women, in anything, are not validated.
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They're FDA-approved products that have been validated through peer-reviewed research.
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And while — if it's validated, the Court could then vacate the order.
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Wearables use proxies like temperature or heart rate, which aren't well validated.
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And maybe, just maybe, one of those will be validated by reality.
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When Sanchez told me that her grief is ongoing, I felt validated.
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Other Stanford business school alumni validated this advice with their own messages.
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The Disney+ launch, and its glitches, validated the tech investment at Netflix.
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For the consumer who expects validated diagnoses, it's all a bit confusing.
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Is he discounted as a seer, then — or supremely validated as one?
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They caution that the research is early and needs to be validated.
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Delgado felt validated by this story, like he'd hit on something significant.
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In four decades, the Supreme Court has validated affirmative action three times.
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Our conclusions are prejudiced, pursued to be validated, rather than vigorously challenged.
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And all of that was validated when Ruiz beat him that night.
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In one email, she called him "a pseudo father" who validated her.
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My choice was validated when the giant tumor reduced significantly with chemo.
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The case might have to be solved before their investigation is validated.
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I had worked all my life believing that my income validated me.
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They don't need to be validated in their discrimination against transgender people.
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That suspicion is further validated by America's long history of mistreating tribes.
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But it literally validated your worst fears about the board of Tesla.
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The things that I wanted to do became a bit more validated.
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Otherwise, the claim that the liberal media are biased against conservatives is validated.
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It's "just to show that they exist and are validated," Philomene tells Creators.
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After the software is created and validated, it would need to be deployed.
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NPPD has not validated or attributed such activity to specific entities or devices.
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I pay the $2 parking (validated by my doctor) and head to work!
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Important articles and facts were put onto a Wikipedia timeline, and validated independently.
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These cultural norms validated a solid work ethic and a single lifelong career.
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He was a fantastically successful man, who validated how they saw the world.
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It validated all the hard work I've been doing over all these years.
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It doesn't have to be validated by a Us Weekly stamp of cool.
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The real question remained to be answered: could Verlinde's theory be experimentally validated?
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The data will still need to be validated, and made available on Datarefuge.
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In my sexual encounters from that time, I wanted to be validated sexually.
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And as a nerd, I finally feel validated as a nerd of color.
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The day has finally arrived: Shailene Woodley's bizarre beauty routine has been validated.
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I have a large team of engineers who felt very validated by this.
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Some scholars even complain that peer review itself has not been scientifically validated.
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Every Wednesday, this simple fact about me is validated: I. Love. Black-ish.
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DATA FROM ET302 BLACK BOXES HAS BEEN VALIDATED BY ETHIOPIAN, U.S. INVESTIGATORS - WSJ
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"We are fighting to get our decision validated," said the Deputy Sports Minister.
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The Intel CPU only gets a positive response when a fingerprint is validated.
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My advice: Don't give up your present for a future you haven't validated.
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I don't feel validated by being on a set or making a movie.
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Once these methods have been scientifically validated, dissemination and implementation challenges may surface.
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I felt validated again in a way only music can make you feel.
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You can start by finding a validated and consistent method for screening talent.
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I guess it'd be like being validated by some firmware, rather than Windows.
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"I feel validated, but I hope I'm not dying," Roberts said recently, laughing.
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But the working group's process and output have been validated by the courts.
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And data scores are not properly vetted and validated and available for scrutiny.
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They were saying things that validated what we had given them to say.
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"We&aposve validated the test for exclusivity for the new virus," he said.
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Healx claims to have validated its innovative model with the FRAXA Research Foundation.
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They added that Clearview AI's accuracy metric has not been validated by MegaFace.
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" It also said that design assumptions were "not adequately reviewed, updated, or validated.
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That election validated his impulses rather than served as a curb on them.
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The Justice Department investigation into Ferguson similarly validated black residents' complaints about police.
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All of the most esteemed academies that validate scholars' brilliance have validated his.
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We don't want that platform to be validated by a company like Google.
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"It's a constant uphill battle showing our stories need to be validated," she says.
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From first to last, Donald Trump's astonishing standing in the polls validated his candidacy.
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ACT is a scientifically-validated psychotherapy treatment for a range of mental health problems.
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I took more photos with no intention of posting them anywhere to be validated.
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As a growing audience is drawn to Ishiguro's simulated human, his instincts are validated.
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We're really excited because now we've gotten to a point where it's clinically validated.
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So, I can't comment on [something] where I don't know the scientifically validated data.
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This analysis also validated 984 candidates previously verified using ground telescopes or other methods.
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But Bell's tweet made me feel validated in the decision I'd made that night.
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That's the way I felt, and this experience has only validated that even more.
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And it was Earley who validated the filtration and use of Flint River water.
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Its existence—and more importantly, the hyperbolic reactions—have already validated the Labo experiment.
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It just validated that and let me know I was on the right track.
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Pretty sure they've validated the unspeakable trauma belonging to the families of those slain.
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There's no reason why you can't share your data and have it externally validated.
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I felt validated and seen and included in the world at some deep level.
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The NWS validated other snowfall totals, including at Dulles International Airport and in Philadelphia.
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Having fans, especially kids smile, laugh, and want pictures with me validated my purpose!
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Major Republican donors tend to prefer a single, validated place to park their money.
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"The good news is that synergies are validated (at) a detailed level," he said.
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Instead, he just validated again his lack of credibility on issues of economic development.
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Validated skills and aptitudes, not educational pedigree, are what count in a talent marketplace.
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Joe Logan, validated with the US Pacific Command that there was no missile launch.
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That compliance will be validated by the unit Commanders no later than 12 November.
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In pushing back against the claims, a Trump campaign statement validated the photo's authenticity.
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"The Real Numbers are the validated figures," Marie Rafael, a presidency official, told reporters.
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It seems like they really respond to being validated by the New York Times.
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Pollution poses an undeniable threat to public health, as the Supreme Court has validated.
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Beyond conception, the connection between sex and birth is rarely discussed or even validated.
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He played it in the club and the people's response kind of validated me.
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Outcomes (graduation and employment data) will be validated annually by an independent third party.
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The company says it has validated its scores against insurance claims and clinical data.
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We tested the kits using international reference materials and validated them in Italian hospitals.
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These last few weeks haven't exactly validated your faith in the man, have they?
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And when they came out and validated all of my fears, it was crushing.
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The attention of influential men in finance and real estate validated her, she said.
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Every single reason I had for not coming forward was validated during those hearings.
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Elizabeth Warren's campaign, have been challenged and could not immediately be validated by CNN.
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States that have already validated the original CDC diagnostic can still use that test.
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They used a well-validated 192-item food-frequency questionnaire to determine chocolate consumption.
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We will deliver exactly that once our AVs are validated and ready for deployment.
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We feel strongly that unless our technology is clinically validated it shouldn't be marketed.
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Many cuisines — some clearly Jewish, some not — have been validated there in recent decades.
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The IG's findings validated the reasons that the Trump administration gave for firing Comey.
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The US validated these statements at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on Wednesday.
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And now he's been validated once again — by the highest office in the land.
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She added that Ford regularly validated its computer modeling by road-testing its vehicles.
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ACT is a scientifically validated psychotherapy treatment for a range of mental health problems.
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And, while some have sought to mischaracterize and dismiss the contents of the reports, the reality is that much of the information contained in the "dossier" has been fully validated, some has been partially validated and, to date, little has been discredited.
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When these clauses were validated by the Delaware courts in 2012, they became virtually ubiquitous.
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"I hope fat folks will feel seen and heard and held and validated," Bias says.
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It amazes me the measures people have to take for their humanity to be validated.
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"I want people to watch it and have their own issues reflected, their feelings validated."
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NoBroker's mission was validated by the broker community itself, which attacked NoBroker's office last year.
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Insurers need clinically validated products that deliver results matching those from face-to-face therapy.
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In a way, her lifestyle and belief system validated the way she felt about herself.
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A report released in 2001 found that the claims of effectiveness could not be validated.
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This past week — more than any before it — has validated his conviction that they can.
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When you have the support of such an important brand, like Moët, you feel validated.
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They desire affirmation, to be validated, to be seen, and not be taken for granted.
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The Athelas team comes with medical expertise and have already clinically validated the device's results.
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Murray talks about advances in population genetics as if they have validated modern racial groups.
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None of the lawsuits reviewed have yet been adjudicated, nor have the claims been validated.
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With ThingThing we validated the fact that the service platform has a lot of sense.
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Mckesson said House Democrats had "validated" protests with their recent sit-in over gun control.
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Congress has further validated the monument through annual budget appropriations now totaling nearly $2202 million.
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Thirdly, there is the danger of non-validated, erroneous findings in a preprint misleading researchers.
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We have a desperate need to connect with people and to have our reality validated.
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Instead, President-elect Trump has validated our fears with his cabinet picks, tweets and attacks.
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Either way, she just validated one of Republicans' most cynical ploys of the Obama era.
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With the basic premise of Elsagate's concerns validated in the mainstream, why not push farther?
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Two years of nearly uninterrupted strength across financial markets validated the synchronized global growth outlook.
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In cases where genetic risks are determined via clinically validated tests, it can be empowering.
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I know who I am, and I don't need to be validated through my swimming.
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Brooding bands like Alice in Chains and Soundgarden validated the noisy discontent of teenagers everywhere.
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The shellacking essentially validated Mr. Salvini's role as the most powerful figure in Italian politics.
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Some part of us is in the digital realm, waiting to have our delight validated.
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There's some hope in knowing there's at least one scientifically validated way to fight back.
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The team validated the test in blood plasma taken from three patients with Covid-19.
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The discovery only validated her daredevil instincts and the determination to surpass her celebrated father.
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But the app itself isn't yet validated through things like randomized control trials, for example.
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He had been trying to suppress his feelings for Patrick, but now he felt validated.
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A Pew study of validated voters on its American Trends Panel found a similar electorate.
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This despite the fact that there is currently no scientifically validated treatment for the coronavirus.
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In Tehran, the hard-liners are ascendant, their skepticism about engaging with the West validated.
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"First, patients should purchase a validated monitor and use the proper sized cuff," Padwal said.
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And so far, the Trump administration sees the logic of its get-tough approach validated.
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Researchers studied 101 cognitively normal people, average age 63, who completed well-validated sleep questionnaires.
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The error was only found after the report was duly validated and accepted by CMS.
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In addition to the 56,250 firearms collected, officials expect to buyback another 1,600 once validated.
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McGonigal agrees that these apps need to be designed ethically, validated empirically, and used judiciously.
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Seeing their lingo, mannerisms and pop culture references onstage was a way of being validated.
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"David Beckham has validated my father's vision," Garcia said over a lunch of fish sandwiches.
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There are a few media industry-wide assumptions that were validated in the Pew Report.
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The humanity of Hillary, Mellie, nor any other woman is validated by their sexuality or attractiveness.
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It was a tough leap to make, but when I finally jumped ship, I felt validated.
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The local ballot measure was passed by voters and is waiting to be validated in court.
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I felt heard and validated, and I was able to talk through my plan of action.
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"Taken together, the vision of ScienceMatters is to create an internet of validated science," explains Rajendran.
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Thurrott has published the full memo, and it reveals that Spencer feels validated by Google's efforts.
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What's more, ROGD is not a clinical diagnosis, and has not been validated by medical professionals.
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In the first, the data is validated, and this is a key phase for blockchain data.
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For it to finally feel like, thank god, just that my relationship was validated to me.
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If a user's reports of objectionable content are generally validated, their reports are taken more seriously.
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Heller, that effectively expanded and validated Americans' right to privately own a firearm for self-defense.
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The supposed "causal relationship" has never been validated, no matter what set of observations you use.
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Newspapers leaked part of the older Machado's testimony after the Supreme Court validated it in May.
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I felt that my video game obsessions had been validated, which made me want to continue.
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In an interview on Tuesday, Mr. Kean said that his faith in her had been validated.
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And I hope that young children of immigrants see themselves in the book and feel validated.
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Finally, make sure the company's privacy and security programs have been validated by a third party.
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All face-recognition algorithms, for example, would be given the same scientifically validated set of faces.
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This episode of Girls validated a type of sexual assault that is too often brushed aside.
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But it wasn't until the 1990s that this longstanding hunch finally began to be empirically validated.
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In fact, this new batch was the single largest group of new validated planets to date.
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Likewise, Duke behavioral economists Dan Ariely validated this finding through a series of experiments at Intel.
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The final results are expected to be validated by the country's Constitutional Court within a week.
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Spicer said Thursday that Trump "stands by" his controversial accusation despite no evidence having validated them.
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I feel, as time has gone by, my faith and belief in it has been validated.
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We are validated, and we are now part of the tsunami of women's power and justice.
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After winning, you feel validated that your dreams and goals are coming true and being reached.
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An aggressive testing regime in the past several months has validated North Korea's basic missile designs.
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Crump reiterated that they believe the score is not being validated because Campbell improved 330 points.
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Miss America winner: Emails 'validated' me Friday, Hagan told CNN she wasn't "shocked" by the emails.
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Momade has said the country risked sliding back into violence if the election results were validated.
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He validated and rubber-stamped a grandiloquent fascist who is supported by a former grand wizard.
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And the assumption (that's been validated in studies) is that blood flow correlates with neural activity.
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The product isn't truly validated until you have the right type of customers validating your product.
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You've validated the design, your customers and your users — now it's time to make a product.
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Bucher says his group's findings, if they're validated with follow-up research, would kneecap this argument.
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TookiTaki claims it reduces false positives for transaction monitoring by 50%, a result validated by Deloitte.
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Nima's results have also been validated by two different external labs: Bia Diagnostics and BioAssay Systems.
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On Tuesday, the Federal Reserve validated those concerns by announcing an emergency cut in interest rates.
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That's the point when all of the assumptions that have been made need to be validated.
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I felt validated in such a specific and monumental way, and [it] made me feel free!
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The United Protestant Church of France also validated the change during its national synod in 2016.
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That included what he called the self-deception, validated by science, that alcoholics cannot help themselves.
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They believed they had the roster to do it, and their regular season validated that faith.
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It was clear that many felt validated by the re-election of the reformist Mr. Rouhani.
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In doing so, he validated his disappointment and showed his audience that talking about it helps.
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Of course, if he loses, the Pelosi connection will be validated in the eyes of some.
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For some, the run in stocks has validated path-dependent thinking that we see as outdated.
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The lawmakers' oaths were validated by the secretary of the Legislative Council weeks before Beijing's ruling.
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There are also no clinically validated or FDA-approved tests for tick-borne infection for newborns.
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But what makes those words stick is that Thurman validated them by the way he lived.
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U.S. critical infrastructure security expert Joe Weiss said he believed the report's findings would be validated.
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Lemonis validated Jahangard's decision not to get a co-packer early on, given her vulnerable state.
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But Defense Department officials said they doubted that the remnants on display validated Ms. Haley's claims.
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In recent decades, opinion and ideological assertions have crowded out scientifically validated evidence on some issues.
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But Dr. Von Herzen's research was part of a large body of work that validated the theory.
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But the director of Frozen just validated a biggie, and our tinfoil hats are crinkling with excitement.
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But fans are validated through their love for the source material; they've never needed more than that.
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The agency also said it had neither validated nor attributed the activity to specific entities or devices.
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That report points to a number of items that have been validated by numerous sources, Daryanani said.
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It requires the cleaning instructions for medical devices to be scientifically validated to ensure they actually work.
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This validated block is then added onto previous blocks creating a chain of blocks called a blockchain.
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"The past couple of storms have validated a lot of the city's data on flooding," Moran said.
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His fervent beliefs about food and health now seemed validated by nothing less than the Holy Bible.
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He "complimented" and "validated her," as she struck up a friendship with his then-wife Eve Chilton.
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Once we've validated your information, we'll email you with details on how to complete your student registration.
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Ries's point of viability — when a team can collect "validated learning" with minimal effort — is vexingly circular.
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"He was the one who made it possible, and who validated my work through music," she remembers.
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It validated a growing pro-democracy movement, which has now been upended by the current political leadership.
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Inaccurate data, such as a mistake on a medical record, can still be validated in a blockchain.
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The White House quickly embraced Nunes' revelations and the president said they "somewhat" validated his wiretapping allegations.
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Levi said the Justice Department findings validated what many defense lawyers have known for a long time.
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As Schmidt notes, these models are constantly validated by comparing their outcomes with what's happening in nature.
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"I'm not worried about being validated or vindicated, but that people get what they need," he said.
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Seeking extradition was "uncharted territory" for the island, but the jury's verdict validated their efforts, he said.
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David Duke, for instance, feels Trump has validated white supremacy enough to consider a run for Congress.
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But each survey had been validated in prior studies and shown to agree with interview-based diagnoses.
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Fonda's comments are incredibly important for survivors who may feel like their feelings aren't validated or important.
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Here is something I think I've learned over the years, validated by a boatload of political campaigns.
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Transactions are validated by a network of computers and recorded on a public ledger called a blockchain.
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These networks are home to a multicultural community, based on equality and where cultural heritage is validated.
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But John P. Carlin, the assistant attorney general for national security, said the report validated his strategy.
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Implicit racial bias has proved to be a powerful, validated tool to help explain health care disparities.
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The data from the event data recorders is preliminary and subject to change as it is validated.
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If they can knock me down three or four points and come in second, then they're validated.
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Crump reiterated Wednesday that they believe Campbell's score is not being validated because she improved 330 points.
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Miss America winner: Emails 'validated' me On Friday, Hagan told CNN she wasn't "shocked" by the emails.
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The classes made me feel validated, important, and good enough, without the inconvenience of actual human interaction.
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Barbaro said the IFC helped organize the tender, validated the power purchase agreements and provided debt financing.
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In the same way, my fear for hip-hop has been validated over the last several years.
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With their investment, it validated Goslinga's attempt to provide credit and working capital loans to small farmers.
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We had validated ourselves at the meat counter in a small rural town under a winter sky.
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None have given him the appreciation that likely would have validated — and maybe softened — Getty the man.
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Generally I am a pretty trusting person, and I guess taking this quiz just further validated that.
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There are also specific screening tools that have been validated for pregnant women, adolescents and older people.
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But when Biden decisively thumped Sanders in South Carolina and sensed a changing dynamic, he was validated.
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Doctors are directed to validated, age-appropriate symptom scales, which are also very useful in tracking recovery.
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"Once those goals are validated, payment is triggered and then reported to the funders," Mr. Mazet said.
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Basically, as boys grow up, the only emotion that is validated for them is happiness or anger.
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Researchers interviewed 163,363 adults in England and Scotland using well-validated questionnaires on general and mental health.
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An election official validates a pile of voting slips — hours after they were meant to be validated.
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"I guess it's important to note that we haven't validated and released our technology yet," he says.
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And that's because it's meant to happen, because we have an approach to investing that's been validated.
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It is a start that has quickly validated Nelson's long-held belief that Doncic possessed superstar potential.
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When something can't be validated virtually, it can still be tested by human operators in the vehicle.
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Some Muslims worry their children may experience bullying at school because Trump's victory validated the mainstreaming of Islamophobia.
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Democrats have embraced marriage equality and Black Lives Matter and validated unauthorized immigrants and refugees as real Americans.
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But if I post it, I feel validated for going down to the ocean to watch the sunset.
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Instead, they validated and disseminated widely the grass roots' sense of grievance, encouraging the new "tea party" identity.
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As Mary Richards, Moore showed TV audiences that women could succeed and be validated outside of the home.
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We validated our findings against a registered database, and it seems like Danish women are generally quite honest.
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Instead, the match became a symbol of the women's liberation movement, and validated women's place in professional tennis.
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For now, since only two companies are involved, phone calls originating with any other provider won't be validated.
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"Right now we have validated the market, we have recorded revenue and we need growth capital," Ariolu says.
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The people who filed complaints are worried that nothing is being done, months after their concerns were validated.
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However, she feels like all of her fears have been validated: the world is not a safe place.
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I suppose I was also not involved enough in the culture to feel represented or validated or seen.
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Just knowing people are swiping on you and messaging you with compliments can be enough to feel validated.
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It was made public by The Information, which validated the assertions through interviews with current and former employees.
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The latter is validated using facial recognition technology within the app in order to detect any potential fraud.
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The agency's transgender classification was most recently validated in the current version of the ICD issued in 1990.
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However, Tin says the app now offers medically validated advice, based on the type of pill you take.
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When Cory Booker delivered his rousing "we will rise" speech he inadvertently validated the troublemakers in the hall.
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We had no clue that train tickets have to be validated with a time stamp before you board.
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I've worked with computer scientists, and we see the same principle validated with computer simulations of fake societies.
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When they had their study replicated, with unmodified Ebola in a level 4 lab, their results for validated.
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That's a total average of 145 minutes every day that we're trying to feel connected, validated, and liked.
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The win validated that Idaho can compete in FBS, even though it won't have that opportunity much longer.
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Demand that your company conduct clinically-validated studies to prove effectiveness, and learn what needs to be reworked.
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The startup can then produce a fully validated best option design, often representing millions of dollars in savings.
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"We felt it was validated," Alysa Erichs, acting executive associate director of ICE's Homeland Security Investigations, told CNN.
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They had discovered something, but the work had not been validated by the community before they went public.
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Simply put, it was the kind of performance that validated one of the selection committee's most controversial picks.
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" One line in the presentation adds "Validated: establish actionable and unauthorized presence on one or more onboard systems.
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But Scanlan's success didn't feel real to him until it was validated in person, by his biggest hero.
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He told me that law enforcement will see the GovtOS tool being used and validated in law enforcement.
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Roseen said many of those gains are being validated by strong quarterly earnings results and upgraded analyst estimates.
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It turns out our nascent market was, in fact, validated — and in came a flux of new demand.
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These noble efforts, and others like them, are validated and reinforced when public-private partnerships like TechHire flourish.
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They never make me feel dumb for caring about a Chanel lip gloss; they make me feel validated.
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Girls validated a strikingly new idea: that people want to watch lives just as confusing as their own.
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Access to the original donated data, before anonymization and aggregation, was only available to validated academics for research.
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Eric Butorac, who now serves as president of the council, said the players' skepticism had quickly been validated.
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"Once an effective solution has been validated and implemented, the speed restrictions should be lifted," a representative said.
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And it validated the primary reason the Trump administration fired Comey as FBI director a few months later.
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New research and validated psychometric assessment of Washington's top trade association executives reveals several characteristics associated with success.
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An Inspector General report validated several complaints against him and found that he created a toxic work environment.
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For Jim Cramer, Friday's unexpectedly strong jobs report numbers validated the strength of the high-flying stock market.
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The detection validated a prediction Albert Einstein had made a century before and resulted in a Nobel prize.
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"His instinct is generally validated by the response he gets from his supporters," said Democratic strategist Joe Trippi.
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I don't think I had ever felt my womanhood, my attractiveness, my existence validated in that way before.
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As trifling as this may be, I welcomed the patriarchy here — a brand that made me feel validated.
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Alyssa Naeher's big moment came at last: a save that thoroughly validated her status as the American goalkeeper.
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They get covered, and validated as a result as if they represented a legitimate view of the law.
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But those validated by the old identity then felt like strangers in their own land, Mr. Leonard said.
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The findings validated Einstein's longstanding prediction that space-time can shake when massive objects swing their weight around.
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The chartering and order change validated some criticism of the city's plan to build and use smaller boats.
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As the years went by, it became like a drug – the quickest way for her to feel validated.
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The rookie has ascended to the top of his profession, realized his dream, validated his toil and sacrifice.
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After the Roman Catholic Church here validated the children's visions, it turned Fátima into Portugal's main pilgrimage site.
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We do not require cars to prevent you from driving if you don't have validated licenses and registrations.
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But her desire is not validated or acknowledged, because she lacks (the world says) self-denial and discipline.
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Willman's sentiments seemed validated when Kiermaier, widely regarded as a defensive whiz, signed the extension with the Rays.
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If the FDA approves aducanumab, without more data, it has "essentially validated [the beta-amyloid] hypothesis," Syed argued.
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Any record that he set would not be validated, but any medal that he won would be awarded.
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Last week, the country's Supreme Court validated the result, which gave Félix Tshisekedi, an opposition candidate, the victory.
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It seems that, once again, sea sponges have been scientifically validated as the real OGs of evolutionary history.
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And to do that, you need models and you need them to be validated and things like that.
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But we don't see ourselves or know our own beauty until it's validated by how others see us.
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The majority of them did not disappoint and validated my belief in them by developing successful artistic careers.
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Apple's move to keep iPhone sales close to the vest validated previously held concerns around its largest revenue segment.
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Suffice it to say, this sorcery allows Zcash transactions to be validated without actually exposing any of their details.
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In their minds their views have been validated, after all, and the process of "de-cucking" America can begin.
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The settlement has to be submitted to a Court approval and to be validated by the majority of creditors.
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It helped me feel less alone, helped me feel validated in the way I reacted to my sexual assault.
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The country's first major exit, it put Chile on the map internationally and validated the government's faith in innovation.
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The alt-right has been validated: we have already let them, to paraphrase Ivanka Trump (herself misquoting Ayn Rand).
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Wherever the content comes from, students' work usually needs to be validated properly for a credential to be trusted.
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"Blum said that he "constantly" sees clients coming in who are contending with the "impact of not being validated.
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And at least 13 other Republican Senators have openly validated the smear campaign either on camera or through questions.
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"I also like ketchup on a hot dog, so whenever I see a celebrity do that, I feel validated."
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I thought I was alone in my experience, and then it just validated my concerns and my whole journey.
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That was in 1003, three years after Putin's infamous anti-gay propaganda law validated an already toxic homophobic culture.
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They validated their observations using another dataset on the same galaxies collected by the Very Large Telescope in Chile.
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But what happened yesterday validated ... the high-margin [intellectual property] model that Qualcomm has depended on for 25 years.
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When hiring and firing decisions have to be validated by bureaucrats, few entrepreneurs want to set up large factories.
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The first step is reproducible and validated software systems — and a modular Genomics Tech Stack is getting us there.
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Campaigns weigh in Clinton spokesman Brian Fallon said her campaign is validated in its belief that nothing would change.
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This data was then validated in a subsequent study involving 72 babies in total, resulting in the EEG template.
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The validated startups also secured 30% more funding within one year than startups receiving only incubation or mentorship services.
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Each member of the association will manage one of the "nodes," or locations where transactions involving Libra are validated.
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Then it was sort of addictive, that I could scream and it was validated and celebrated in a way.
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Collective narcissists are a group of people who desperately need their group to be admired, and validated by others.
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Davies looked at scientific studies performed over the past few years, which used the latest and most validated tests.
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They're feeling like they had to be validated by others' approval and how it was messing with their heads.
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But if you left feeling good, validated, and supported, it's quite possible that sex could even enhance your performance.
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These fears were validated as women in the U.S. were reportedly targeted in hate crimes following Donald Trump's election.
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Validated and unvalidated data points in Queens, New York, a few weeks before the conclusion of the MapNYC contest.
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Honest Dollar "wasn't really validated because we weren't necessarily people from finance" according to CEO and co-founder Whurley.
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Her experience of abandonment is reflective of a culture where men are validated by others for having extramarital affairs.
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U.S. FAA AND NTSB HAVE NOT YET VALIDATED DATA FROM THE BLACK BOXES OF ETHIOPIAN AIRLINES PLANE - U.S. OFFICIALS
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The show was sold out and I've never felt more validated as a performer or loved as a person.
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The effort failed spectacularly, as literally zero fighters were ever validated as being trained despite the enormous price tag.
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Some people are validated by coming out to friends and family, or by getting involved with the queer community.
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These exits have validated a generation of European venture capitalists, who invested early on and have seen huge returns.
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Mr. Salerno asked the Delaware court to block the director changes, while National Amusements petitioned to have them validated.
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"I feel validated," said Erica Tobias, 61, a transgender woman who is a manager at a real estate office.
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This observation can be validated with other articles that report her disagreement with her colleagues on this particular issue.
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A 21975 percent jump in Ford's stock price validated Hackett's decision, but that adrenaline shot could be short-lived.
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Some groups are working to create national treatment standards and these efforts should be supported, validated, and refined appropriately.
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This target is validated as 107 is also a long-term support and resistance level for the euro/yen.
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Now, with an expansive definition of national security, the Trump administration has validated government economic intervention through international trade.
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If Tesla jumps in, Harley's efforts would be validated, and the US electric motorcycle market could achieve staying power.
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We needed a solution for real, validated feedback on people from people that's beyond just what's on the résumé.
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The benefits of socially assistive robots have been validated in preclinical trials, but this is still a difficult problem.
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I see my beauty; it is validated by others in my life, by family, friends, my boyfriend, and strangers.
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It definitely wasn't the crippling addiction we all share to being constantly connected and validated by our online friends.
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And win or lose, Mr. Trump's populist candidacy has emboldened extremist groups that say he has validated their agendas.
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And their judgment seemed validated on Tuesday when the legal ramifications began to reshape education debates across the country.
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While acupuncture is considered an alternative medicine, recently more and more studies have validated its use for certain conditions.
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When you see the padlock in your address bar, the browser has validated that you are getting authentic NYTimes.
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The party says it's validated that results were properly recorded, however, and it intends to release them later today.
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The 2016 election, in Trump's mind, validated that long-held suspicion of the people who claim to know best.
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The Club has formally complained to the UEFA Disciplinary body, a complaint which was validated by a CAS ruling.
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"Here I'm part of a team, and I feel like my stance on issues is really validated," Lily said.
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I had to give up my fear of being judged and the need to be validated by certain people.
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"A person's experiences often need to be validated and fully understood before changes are even considered," Dr. Zucker said.
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The Mini-Mental State Examination is a five- to 10-minute validated exam that has been around since 1975.
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They've validated the thesis that there's an opportunity for growth equity on a scale that hasn't traditionally been available.
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A slew of downbeat economic data last week validated the Fed's decision to remain less aggressive on raising rates.
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Bull said she is grateful that Satterly validated her concerns, despite her suspicion that her call would lead nowhere.
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Einstein's theory of general relativity was again validated, and the findings were published last month in Physical Review Letters.
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In 2004 and again in 2008, researchers used a well-validated questionnaire to rate 70,021 women on their optimism.
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What are you doing to contribute to sort of the larger education around it and in a validated way?
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I don't have any bottom dysphoria, but I still feel validated tapping into that queerness as a queer man.
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So this remains just a theory — one that needs to be validated by research that controls for other variables.
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Many Mexican commentators said the picture of prosperity that the government hoped would be validated by Francis's presence was false.
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Routes need to be studied, technology needs to be validated, and money (lots of it) need to be locked down.
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These interactive qualifiers wouldn't be "off the cuff," either — they would be pre-validated by endless customer support data points.
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We believe that rushing to apply vitrification today would be extremely irresponsible and hurt eventual adoption of a validated protocol.
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Participants completed three validated questionnaires that assessed depressive symptoms, self-harm and suicidal ideation and behavior, and perceived social support.
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If the worst predictions of the bill's critics come true, then warnings about death of Hong Kong may be validated.
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The original proposals included an expanded use of preventive detention and in some case could have validated illegally obtained evidence.
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Beekman's statement said the NCAA's letter validated how basketball coach Tom Izzo and football coach Mark Dantonio run their teams.
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We validated DolphinAttack on major speech recognition systems, including Siri, Google Now, Samsung S Voice, Huawei HiVoice, Cortana, and Alexa.
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"In some instances, people don't even need the dates that will come from dating apps to feel validated," said Mourey.
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Well, each of those programs needs to be validated that they are the best route forward in and of themselves.
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Wednesday's study "is a second step" toward using the emotional brain maps in a clinically validated way, LaBar told Mashable.
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The constitutional court validated Nkurunziza&aposs third term in 2015, which the opposition and many international observers saw as unconstitutional.
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By sharing our stories openly and unapologetically, we were able to form safe spaces which validated and affirmed our identities.
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We already told you that he's next, but to be honest, it felt good to know our prediction is validated.
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His trauma is validated and addressed, and he is more successful as a pilot and a human when he's supported.
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The court three years ago validated Nkurunziza&aposs third term, which the opposition and many international observers saw as unconstitutional.
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Self-identified binge-watchers were also more likely to report higher addiction to TV (as measured by a validated scale).
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We believe that rushing to apply vitrifixation today would be extremely irresponsible and hurt eventual adoption of a validated protocol.
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In this new study, women were examined by physicians and they completed scientifically validated surveys to assess depression and anxiety.
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Access to components from validated suppliers can prove challenging and slow the time from prototyping to shipping for hardware startups.
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It is unclear what action Cambridge will take if it does find that it benefited from slavery or validated it.
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Also, be sure that postcard has the constituents' address so it can be validated and responded to by the office.
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This, again, ensures that the certificate or key is validated before iOS even begins to boot up on the phone.
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But the major problem was that I was really only seeking out advice that validated what I was already feeling.
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Trump reasoned that the "tremendous" cost of gender confirmation procedures validated the need to remove trans people from the military.
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"There is this automatic fear or suspicion of anyone different, and it was validated by all these neighbors," she continued.
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"All the things I worried about as a kid, they're validated," says Schwarz, 50, who is now an environmental artist.
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Earlier this month, Russia's longtime former antidoping lab director Grigory Rodchenkov validated those accusations, which Russian officials have forcefully denied.
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It made me, a woman, feel validated, instead of someone being held at arm's length while the snickering goes on.
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You can always take a scientifically validated test, such as the one that comes with the "Emotional Intelligence 2.0" book.
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Astronomers have just announced an exciting new measurement that has validated Einstein's theory of general relativity at a galactic scale.
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The reports partially validated predictions of growth but opponents quickly highlighted the large dip in employment in 2012 and 2013.
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They have to be validated to get into office and remain in office, so they are by nature validation-seekers.
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Some have left the county, some are still inside the country, but all of them have identities validated on Democracy.
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But the bitter irony is that in doing so the writer only proved Marshall's point and further validated his protests.
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I'm interested in human relationships, but I'm not interested in women feeling validated through being loved by a partner. Definitely.
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You believe in something that was true and beautiful and the whole city, all its fans, they're sort of validated.
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In Beijing, that view is likely to be validated by the outsized "state visit-plus" welcome planned by Chinese officials.
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I do what I do in order to feel validated to myself, in order to be part of the discussion.
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The collective also teaches that the voices should be validated as a means to seeking meaning, even if only metaphorical.
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Can the account be validated with other markers of online reputation — a Facebook account or a LinkedIn profile, for instance?
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But critics — increasingly validated in the courts — say these laws infringe on people's right to vote and target minority voters.
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So the investigators also tested and validated their method in populations of East Asians, South Asians, African Americans and Hispanics.
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They then validated their model through historical and genetic data, reconstructing king penguin relocations during previous periods of climate change.
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If the molecules identified by Insilico's AI can be validated in preclinical trials, they'll seek a partner for clinical tests.
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Validated data from the 2016 election, for example, suggests that only about one-third of 2016 voters had college degrees.
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Beyond that, Amy Klobuchar is demonstrating late polling strength, validated by Sunday's high-profile endorsement from the New York Times.
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All of the participants in these analyses were white, because there are few well-validated genetic studies in black populations.
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The compassion team sent data to Ozertem, including posts that had been reported to Facebook and validated by content reviewers.
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Though some doubts remain, the upward trend re-validated the crypto king as a high-growth asset class for many.
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The language in the statement, and the decision on rates, validated Fed watchers who had predicted few changes this month.
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If you solved Mr. Pasco's puzzle and felt validated because these entries were in your puzzle, I'm happy for you.
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"I felt a sense that my life as a historian was being validated," Mr. Fleming told The New York Times.
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But she also wondered whether it suggests that female players can be validated only through association with their male counterparts.
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Neither of these indicate any real movement to the Democrats compared to the 22020 Pew Research Center's validated voter study.
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You can always take a scientifically validated test, such as the one that comes with the Emotional Intelligence 2.0 book.
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His views have been validated by a chorus of conservative voices, including those on Fox News, which he watches regularly.
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We were going through all these crazy hurdles to get these things validated, and importing them, and mixing it ourselves.
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Users can also send in photographs, which are validated by a group of entomologists to ensure the data is accurate.
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The first contract was invalid because it was never validated by the court and he's a minor -- 17 years old.
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Also, simply being creative here is a kind of currency: you can feel validated and encouraged here just for being creative.
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Larsen says it only reviews factors that have been "scientifically validated as being predictive of job performance" for a specific role.
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They validated a part of me that had once been devastating, and it felt incredible to feel like I fit in.
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Rodchenkov's claims of a sophisticated scheme to replace drug-tainted samples with clean ones was validated by three separate independent investigations.
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He recounts how his discovery of musique concrète composers in the 1950s validated, for him, his own teen experiments with tapes.
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She added, however, that "we are talking weeks, not years," for the first commercial and independently validated tests to become available.
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Mining is the process CNBC explained in its previous feature on blockchain of how cryptocurrency transactions are validated on the blockchain.
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They validated the measurements of the adults' brain activities with scans of the microscopic structure of adult post-mortem brain tissue.
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Thriva works with pre-existing, heavily validated and CE accredited partners and equipment whereas Theranos uses its own proprietary testing technology.
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Send in the cyborgs The Kremlin's media have also validated Trump's claim that the election will be rigged at polling stations.
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"What is the point of our military operations in Syria if our involvement is not validated by military victories?" he said.
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Taking a cue from Eric Ries' lean startup method, they're shortening their product development cycle through experimentation, validated learning, and iteration.
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While the E.E.O.C., which declined to comment, is widely expected to appeal, some employer groups said the case validated companies' efforts.
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It is nice to feel appreciated and validated at work; I have too many friends who do not have this experience.
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While most have been validated in retrospective laboratory studies, only a few have been vetted by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Researchers then used an infant toddler checklist, a validated screening tool, to assess the children's language development also at 20063 months.
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I felt validated: My boobs were exactly as much of a burden to my body as I believed them to be.
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You'll want to look for scientifically validated screening tools, which you can often find through mental health organizations or government websites.
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The technology is still being validated, and challenges, including cost, access to data, and simply understanding how computers reach conclusions, abound.
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"There were official statements about production from the Libyan National Oil Co., and that validated it with the market," Kilduff said.
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McNeil says this positive reaction has validated that she's not the only parent looking to increase representation on their children's bookshelves.
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His passing left a hole in the hearts of fans who'd grown up with and felt validated by the band's music.
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Somewhere along the line, his perspectives were surely validated in the name of neutrality in our educational system and our classrooms.
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But Thursday's ruling said the coalition violated the principle of avoiding "double affiliation" in politics and therefore could not be validated.
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In 2014, a change in Mexican law allowed citizens to propose legislation with the support of at least 120,000 validated signatures.
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"What this affirms is that if women have a space where their voices are validated, they will speak out," she said.
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As Juliana played her set, a group of black queer folks talked to me about how they felt represented and validated.
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To treat it as "a literary language whose truth can neither be validated nor invalidated by empirical science" is a mistake.
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Male risk-taking is culturally validated and encouraged; men are supposed to prove themselves as men by engaging in reckless behavior.
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In life sciences, our prediction that single cell genetic diagnostics would go mainstream was validated by the Human Cell Atlas project.
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If none of the resulting studies can be validated, our foundation of knowledge is a lot less stable than we think.
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"Once we've validated which applicants have made payments, we will release a list of qualified bidders in mid-July," they said.
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Many patients have found their racist sentiments emboldened and validated by the changes in U.S. presidential administration and growing nationalist movement.
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The AMWG launched a robust response that defanged the Soviet disinformation apparatus and validated American accusations of a coordinated influence campaign.
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David Ray, the head of FLIR's Government and Defense team, told Business Insider the win validated the decision to buy Endeavor.
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"The appointments still need to be validated by a presidential decree but the top managers have already started," the source said.
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In their abandonment of the working class, Democrats validated the old saying that Republicans fear their base while Democrats despise theirs.
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This validated concerns that the virus can be transmitted during sex, even if someone is not showing signs of Zika infection.
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I really wanted to work on those friendships and welcome those new relationships because they validated me and who I was.
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Every transaction is validated and recorded on a public ledger called a blockchain that is maintained by a network of computers.
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Citizens have until Friday to have signatures checked formally, and 200,000 validated signatures are needed for the referendum to go ahead.
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"That validated us because people thought we were nuts trying to be in luxury hotels at that time," Mr. Weprin said.
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Once again, as all other episodes of Sherlock have taught us, Sherlock is always right, always validated, and always in control.
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Yes, Duggan says, but it isn't the vaunted rationality that Rand fetishized as much as it is the feelings she validated.
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The host country's team dominated South Korea, 227-21, and validated its status as a favorite to win the whole tournament.
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Getting published makes students feel like their feelings and beliefs are validated and it makes them more enthusiastic writers moving forward.
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It is in those moments that Trump is most human and our ire toward this liar is most vindicated and validated.
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Yet we cannot now point to findings of an official investigation that establish validated, agreed-upon hard truths of what happened.
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A spokesperson told POLITICO the test is in the process of being validated at Quest's lab in San Juan Capistrano, Calif.
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The Taliban, who have validated a parallel provincial governance structure, separate from the Afghan government, denied the governor had been killed.
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Mars clashes with Jupiter on September 10—don't act out or pick fights as a way to feel "real" or validated.
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Initially, he relished the attention for how it validated the couple's relationship after their families had rejected it for so long.
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We can only hope that the villagers in the photographs, 70 years ago, felt as validated by our unknown photographer's empathy.
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But on balance the presence of seasoned operators like the Times, and their extensive reporting on the country, validated China's importance.
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The recent escalation of the North Korea crisis seems to have validated Mr. Abe's controversial efforts to strengthen Japan's defense posture.
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Our ability to voice our concerns as valid (and hopefully, to have them validated by others) is what makes us strong.
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The approach was validated in earlier research that showed that higher-cost hospitals have lower mortality rates than lower-cost ones.
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"Seeing someone just important, talk about it and all of that, it really makes me feel validated," Bissell told CNN Tuesday.
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There's something innately human in her quest to feel validated by others in a world in which she feels completely overlooked.
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But Giuliani is adamant that he's being wrongly portrayed as a rogue actor and that he'll be validated in the end.
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"Every policy choice is validated by robust empirical research, supported by experts, and grounded in real data," said spokeswoman Saloni Sharma.
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Maybe there's something to Nightly Recharge, but without validated science that shows it's for real, it's hard to know for sure.
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If impeachment fails, she could unwittingly cause Trump to consider his unrestrained presidency that has frequently buffeted congressional norms as validated.
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The suit alleges that the nondisclosure agreement was never validated by Trump's signature, though his lawyer, Michael Cohen, did sign it.
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Parents periodically filled out a well-validated questionnaire that tracks developmental milestones in children from age 8 months to 3 years.
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Mr. Buttigieg, speaking before an event for northeastern Iowa Democrats in Cresco, said the poll validated his campaign strategy to date.
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Houlton said formerly classified documents shown on the program were based on preliminary information and not validated intelligence on Russian activities.
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That validated those who made it to the state tournament as competitors, not simply disabled students granted entry out of sympathy.
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"Once the model was validated, our simulations allowed us to study the response of the ecosystem to different scenarios," Bonachela told Gizmodo.
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And I'm hopeful that that person, that that Michigan lesbian, would feel a little more validated and not necessarily down on herself.
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That thinking was validated in a famous experiment in which researchers sent out fictitious resumes in response to actual help-wanted ads.
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But if the sleep-loneliness connection is real and validated by more research, the authors say it could have some major implications.
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In the oil market, persistent concerns about demand destruction were raised, but dismissed by many participants, and validated only after prices peaked.
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"Intra-articular corticosteroid injections have to be validated by the team doctor, who will prescribe eight days off-race," the rules say.
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Unless femmes are visually or relationally validated by someone else who presents as masculine, they are treated as straight until proven otherwise.
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Draghi acknowledged those expectations at a press conference after the meeting but said they had yet to be validated by the ECB.
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"To have that artist's work validated in the global marketplace is almost...a coming of age for Nigerian modern art," she said.
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But most importantly, people keep telling me that because of my story and the Playmate visibility, they themselves feel seen and validated.
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I felt like my hands were tied at home, but on the court, my teammates validated me, championed me, and celebrated me.
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His sentiments would later become largely validated, but at the time they sounded like the radical conspiracy theories of a fringe lunatic.
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However, this error was later attributed to different versions of OpenSSL and the signature Wright included on his blog was indeed validated.
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Mukkamala believes that, once validated, the device could help people easily check their blood pressure and figure out whether they need medication.
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If they are validated, the opposition must then request another petition drive and gather some 4 million signatures to trigger a referendum.
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Some of Cassini's major discoveries, most recently the discovery of molecular hydrogen in Enceladus' ocean, trended on Twitter and validated extraterrestrial enthusiasts.
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Road load is established through engineering models that are validated through vehicle testing, including physical track tests referred to as coastdown testing.
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Luckily, he gave me space to talk about my feelings and never once validated the destructive idea that it was my fault.
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This design choice could be an indicator that for many people, an established, culturally validated comfort zone is a prerequisite for intimacy.
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For committed fans, the show presented a kind of puzzle, with many of their theories explicitly validated by the exposition-heavy finale.
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"Multiple groups are involved in Hyperloop development efforts, and AECOM has not endorsed or validated any technology or approach," the company says.
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SpaceX has not validated the video, but it is consistent with verbal accounts of the failure that have been shared with Ars.
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He sometimes goes home with customers, and explains that he does this work essentially to be validated in the eyes of others.
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This follows a batch of weak economic data last week that validated the Fed's decision to remain less aggressive on raising rates.
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For Trump, seeing things on TV somehow validated them, gave them an added level of importance that one-on-one communications lacked.
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The study excluded 13 countries and territories including North Korea, Venezuela and Western Sahara due to a lack of recently validated data.
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All of our work for the past four years is validated, as there has never been a court opinion about reaction videos.
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I'm also very validated in knowing that it's possible, I did it and I'm doing it, and it's not over for me.
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Because of my mom, I don't need to be validated by anybody else and I want my daughter to have that too.
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That means that ANNs cannot yet be validated by aviation authorities, says Peter Ladkin, a safety expert at Bielefeld University in Germany.
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I felt masculine and validated in my sexuality because I didn't have to be some kind of femme queer to be gay.
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The rulings from the GAO and U.S. Court of Federal Claims validated that DOD followed all the applicable acquisition processes for JEDI.
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In Washington, however, U.S. officials told Reuters the FAA and U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) had not yet validated the data.
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This position has been validated by the fruitful results of Indiana's economic policy and the Supreme Court ruling in Janus v AFSCME.
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" He concluded that the department's decision to certify the credits that the students earned validated "the sufficiency of the classroom instruction given.
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EMV chip transactions create unique codes that are validated at the point of sale, instead of having to confirm each transaction online.
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It was his own party's fault, he asserted, for demonizing a conservative vision that would, 16 years later, be validated by Reagan.
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I will feel validated when we're able to win, and win by being true to our values and by playing great football.
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A young skincare company with a patented and clinically validated active ingredient is very rare and valuable, but it was no accident.
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In some cases, the largest departments in the country have failed to report cases that his organization has validated as hate crimes.
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"Every step in the right direction should be applauded, affirmed, validated, cheered, and rewarded because we need more of that," he says.
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Mandating arbitration when signing up for financial products has become standard practice after a 2011 U.S. Supreme Court decision validated the practice.
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So the urgency has been validated — even if the executive order itself won't be on the books anytime soon, if at all.
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" Trump's election, in other words, "basically validated the track we were on," Singer added, "but then scared us into going even bigger.
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After the Cinefamily and this little doc on him, did you get the sense that he felt validated after so many years?
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"If investors are concerned about things like climate risk and diversity, they should feel validated by this report," says US SIF's Voorhes.
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Mandating arbitration when signing up for financial products has become standard practice after a Supreme Court decision in 2011 validated the practice.
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Researchers used well-validated nutrition questionnaires to examine the association of diet with the risk of invasive breast cancer in 182,145 women.
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G.M.'s chief executive, Mary T. Barra, said the SoftBank investment validated the direction that G.M. and its Cruise division were taking.
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The NCC report validated that Voatz' features and operation meet the needs of the user, not that the Voatz system is secure.
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"It feels really good to be validated like this, to be told we were right," Shivaun told me, referring to Vestager's verdict.
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Pegatron Corp said it carried out "annual due diligence on suppliers and encourage them to source from validated conflict-free supply chains".
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In back-to-back actions, the Supreme Court validated some of the lower court decisions on North Carolina's maps and voting provisions.
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They validated their algorithm on a new group of 100 volunteers, to prove that it worked, and then put it into action.
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My relationship and trans identity not only have been validated, but also made real in a way that had been previously denied.
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But for teenaged Tim Wheeler, it was a moment that validated all of the hard work he put into making the record.
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Before slaughtering, hogs are validated and assessed by a veterinarian, who then issues a medical certificate, the DA said in a statement.
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He's determined to take his petition to the Supreme Court if that's what it takes to have his snowflake artist feelings validated.
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Ray Buckley, the longtime chairman of New Hampshire's Democratic Party, argued that the results validated the first four states, as a unit.
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Few are medically validated, meaning they have not been subject to the rigorous testing and verification process legally required for, say, pacemakers.
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But even if a well-designed study uncovers a new risk factor, that has to be validated and replicated by other scientists.
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But mainly it was the nature of his compliments, and the way he could make her feel beautiful and most importantly, validated.
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Those prejudices will be validated even more if Mr. Trump wins re-election in 2020, especially if he wins a popular majority.
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Their experiences come from a real place, borne out of Simien's need to see his own queer, black nerdiness validated in art.
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Winning a championship hasn't made him content, but it has validated all of the hard work he's put in over the years.
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The smart contracts are a set of rules that must be met and validated for the private and public chains to interact.
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Corrected the fourth paragraph to clarify that emails were validated against the site's sign-up feature, and not the password reset feature.
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Dr. Thomas T. Perls of Boston, a leading researcher on centenarians, said the oldest age ever validated for a man was 115.
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In the New Deal years, Franklin Roosevelt's appointees validated many of his aggressive steps to address the crisis of the Great Depression.
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Reports on Tuesday morning that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson had been fired were validated by a tweet from Trump shortly after.
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Mr. Trump has suggested that the attack on a Christmas market in Berlin validated his proposal to bar Muslims from U.S. entry.
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Especially since Academy voters who might be itching to do something mischievous had their feelings more or less validated by those guild nominations.
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If they are validated, the opposition must then request another petition drive and gather around 4 million signatures to finally trigger a referendum.
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And high-yield debt is again outperforming Treasuries, continuing a trend of credit-market strength that has allowed and validated gains in stocks.
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It's hard to argue with the strategy, validated by the fact "Gilmore Girls" has been trending since the review embargo broke November 16.
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If the idea overall is validated and there is money coming in, then that's when to think about moving on to bigger things.
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Trump's victory validated the research of University of Wisconsin-Madison professor Kathy Cramer, who has studied the growth of resentment in rural areas.
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"This data has undergone a general quality review; however, only a subset of markers have been individually validated for accuracy," the warning says.
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For the second factor, we validated a simple framework with fellow investors to assess the current "bubbliness" of digital health against six attributes.
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"Incentivized may be too strong a word, but they certainly validated bigotry and they have given people a license to discriminate," David said.
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And to go with that performance, it promises a practical 22 miles of range—to be eventually validated by the EPA, of course.
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The update adds the option to tap on "check if you're clinically depressed" and take a clinically validated screening questionnaire called PHQ-9.
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The changes only validated the decision to organize, many employees said, showing that acting as a group could lead to improved working conditions.
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Studies conducted over the years from Children's Television Workshop later validated this format as a better way to educate kids via TV programming.
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It validated a half-century of research about the basic building blocks of matter, and remains the crowning achievement of modern particle physics.
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The steep rise in abortions, as well as births outside marriage, that was getting underway in the '70s validated some of her analysis.
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"Shrill" was made for those of us whose stories have sat in the shadows for decades, yearning to be validated by the mainstream.
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The 2018 MTV VMAs just validated what we all knew: Cardi B was the biggest and best breakout star over the past year.
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As I was pledging allegiance to this country, I was being shielded from deportation, and with that, I finally felt safe and validated.
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From what we could see, they all had the time of their lives — and feel majorly validated in their courage along the way.
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Underwood explained in the post that he's proud of the reveal because, ideally, he's validated the experiences of other young men out there.
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In DBT therapists try to make people feel like they're validated, so people are comfortable communicating what they think and feel, Wolbert says.
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Zdziarski's own tools were tested and validated by the National Institute of Justice (NIJ) and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
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Our constellation has been analysed and validated by insurance companies and international researchers to provide even more third-party assurance that it's safe.
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If they don't believe it, why should the rest of be penalized in our standard of living for something that can't be validated?
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The mountain twisties validated the high-torque thrust provided by those same dual electric motors, though the car's body roll limited the fun.
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Health stock Shire was the top gainer, up 3.7 percent after the European Medicines Agency (EMA) validated its Veyvondi drug which prevents bleeding.
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"You need control mechanisms looking at secure end-to-end processes that are validated and integrated into your enterprise-wide operations," said Legault.
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Frazzled Cafe is about people coming together to share their stories, calmly sitting together, stating their case and feeling validated as a result.
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But the passion behind "RickMorty," the name bestowed on this taboo couple, is different because kinks are consistently validated by the show itself.
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Amazon validated the sport's financial prospects in 2014 when it bought Twitch, a startup that streams people playing video games, for $1.1 billion.
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The suspicion was validated in March 2014 when Russell and Rhys were spotted getting cozy at the theater performance in New York City.
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Schumer felt she did and, in agreeing to her request, her employers validated both her righteous request and the truth of her stature.
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Eight institutions have the right to award their own degrees; others provide degrees that are validated by partner universities or offer alternative qualifications.
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Sometimes I'd pore over them and feel like my feelings had been validated, and other times I'd read them and plan my suicide.
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Whether we care to admit it, it can be cathartic to read a roast of another sign and have our own feelings validated.
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Walgreens confirmed to The Economist earlier this year that it had not validated or verified Theranos's tests (contradicting earlier assurances by the firm).
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Bove has long railed against conventional wisdom that rising interest rates automatically would benefit banks, and he said Friday's results validated that view.
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The whistle-blower claim validated Mr. Sparks's claims of retaliation, but did not lead to an investigation of his complaint about questionable spending.
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Since the study controlled for important confounders and validated the findings in a sibling cohort, the results may reflect a causative biological mechanism.
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"That, combined with the size of Casey's following on YouTube, validated exactly the kind of understanding that traditional media companies are looking for."
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"There are people who've already made up their minds waiting to see whether or not their previously held conviction will be validated," Rep.
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Even if you know that what they have to say won't change the situation, they'll feel more validated knowing you heard them out.
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Though it's common knowledge that Prince helped Frank understand his sexuality, the artist also reveals that the late star validated his vocal abilities.
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This is less about being validated by whiteness than it is about having our own excellence archived in our country's most esteemed records.
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The hope is that out of these various efforts, a single, clear standard rises to the top that can be validated and verified.
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Many feel validated that the company now uses diverse models and offers a wide range of sizes, but the change also feels inauthentic.
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He simultaneously validated the cynicism that so many Americans have developed about why people go into government and how they exercise their power.
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"Today we validated our design and are now ready to move to the next phase towards fielding a hypersonic strike capability," Vice Adm.
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The FDA is concerned the advertisements may convey Juul as less harmful than cigarettes, even though the FDA has not validated these claims.
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The Food and Drug Administration has validated some of these concerns, citing the catering companies for numerous food-safety infractions over the years.
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The explosive popularity of the limited series was further validated when HBO announced it would be coming back for an unexpected second season.
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Since then, the aircraft has completed a variety of test flights, which validated key components and their integration into a complete powertrain system.
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You'd feel like you mattered as a writer and thinker, validated by those who mattered most, the fellow citizenry of your great city.
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Mr. Cussler also connected with readers by turning his love for scuba diving into an oceanic lifestyle that paralleled and validated his superhero.
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But after "inconsistencies" in the reported results, the Iowa Democratic Party said it would not announce a winner until it had validated numbers.
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The initial seminars help with a lot of the issues actors struggle with in terms of having confidence and needing to be validated.
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Moreover, since such measurements have never been validated for cells in a dish, or for animals, there's no way to compare their efficacy.
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Trump's complaints that party officials are rigging the system against him have been validated for his supporters by statements from some party leaders.
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Specifically, the CHANGE Act will require that such assessments be conducted using new technologies and tools validated by the research and physician communities.
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That hope should be validated Friday when industry leaders Chevron and Exxon Mobil are scheduled to report, says BK Asset Management's Boris Schlossberg.
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"[Bear Stearns] is the deal that validated JPMorgan's reputation for strength," says Mike Mayo, a veteran Wall Street analyst, now with Wells Fargo.
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Daniels had recently filed a lawsuit against Trump over the agreement, alleging that it was never validated because Trump himself never signed it.
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They also filled out a well-validated 10-item questionnaire measuring worries and stresses, social functioning and other determinants of quality-of-life.
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The stifling of civil liberties in turn validated claims by the Viet Cong and other anti-government groups that Saigon leadership was authoritarian.
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A scaleup, on the other hand, has already validated its product in a market, and has proven that the unit economics are sustainable.
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In doing so, he invaded one too many safe spaces from those who only read the Times to have their own opinions validated.
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That has validated the Taliban's view that the group must undermine the state, including through attacks in Kabul that expose the government's weakness.
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I think you're insisting on a traditional view of what is scientific, what is a scientific experiment, what is a scientifically validated conclusion.
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They validated it, and in doing so pointed to a U.S. economy that may be starting to work more like it used to.
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Ultimately, it's only a thing because enough of us have validated it, so it stands to reason that only we can change the tide.
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And some of the best-validated approaches to reducing excessive use of force by police officers require departments to adopt more manpower-intensive practices.
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"(The attacks) only validated the aptness of the government's decision to terminate the peace negotiations and to discontinue the traditional Christmas truce," Arevalo said.
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No number of flashy new disruptors can fix cancer research's real problem: much of its data can't be trusted, because it was never validated.
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"Social media at its best makes you feel socially validated, while Pinterest at best makes you feel creative and empowered to act," Silbermann says.
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When assets like factories or software are booked on balance-sheets, the value bears some relationship to a number that can be validated externally.
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The Studio Book sports a 16:10 aspect ratio, color-calibrated, Pantone validated, 97-percent DCI-P3 color gamut, and 180-degree layflat screen.
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The Sanders campaign released a list of discrepancies in the results on Thursday night that it said validated the Vermont senator's claim to victory.
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Proof-of-stake makes the energy-intensive cryptocurrency mining largely obsolete as transactions on the network are validated by owners of the coins — i.e.
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"It is important to point out, however, that none of these tests have been independently validated and none have regulatory approval," Dr. Kieny said.
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Numerous whistleblowers "validated the stories of service providers whose contracts were canceled for speaking out in broad terms about what they witnessed," he added.
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While the six principles are powerful and scientifically validated "weapons," they didn't spotlight the most critical moment of any persuasive exchange: the moment before.
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So it's important that the device is tested and validated by independent researchers that don't have a conflict of interest, Miller tells The Verge.
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Arrival let me vicariously live the dream of having my work validated as important, relatable, and worthy of an office larger than my bedroom.
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And as fandom has grown more commercialized, thus becoming more accessible and socially acceptable than ever, that inequality has been reinforced and even validated.
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On interest rate policy: "The notion you can fix the economy with very low interest rates I think is not empirically validated," he added.
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It has 14 validated blood screening tests and two tests for sexually transmitted diseases and will operate on a $25 a month subscription model.
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Combining a whole-life focus with scientifically validated techniques to change your mind is the work of well-trained, certified health and wellness coaches.
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What followed, however, also validated concerns that she would overreach as president, flashing forward to the sweeping purge undertaken in response to those events.
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Haley and Obama were both clearly making the bet that there are more Americans that disdain Trump's political style than feel validated by it.
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Really, they were outward displays of power that reinforced class division and validated the corporate and colonial systems that had made their founders rich.
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When I couldn't find anything, I decided to bring to market my own idea, validated by my friends and acquaintances, as well as data!
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In Washington, U.S. officials told Reuters that the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and U.S. National Transportation Safety Board have not validated the data yet.
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Then he validated the win with another major title at the U.S. Open, followed by close calls at the British Open and PGA Championship.
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Beyond that, imagine that during this time, much of US popular culture seemed catered to making sure you felt validated in your life choices.
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This can be validated by observing all cases decided by a margin of 5-4 — the cases where swing justices come most into play.
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As well as simply making the drugs in the eggs, they will also need to be purified and validated through additional research, she said.
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The fact that some of these things would be validated doesn't change the fact that Gawker was right but often for the wrong reasons.
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But because all of that content can be validated through likes, favorites, or retweets, oftentimes people aren't simply trying to share pieces of themselves.
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So far, at least 10 candidates have put themselves forward for the election although they have yet to be validated by the constitutional court.
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The agency also urged driverless-car manufacturers to show how their technology is validated and how they would share data collected by the vehicles.
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But if a traditional pharmaceutical company had done that study they would have just internally validated that the product works, then continued their research.
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Crump and Campbell held a news conference Wednesday in Florida, saying they believe the score is not being validated because Campbell improved 330 points.
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The inaction validated a lower court finding against the administration's attempt to allow millions of unauthorized immigrants to live legally in the United States.
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The best poem, painting, color-coordinated robe—these were all aesthetically as well as spiritually appealing in a kind of religiously validated, feudalist consumerism.
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The settlement includes regular reporting of demographic data to Uber's workforce and to the court, as well as developing a validated promotion assessment process.
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"The more awareness that's raised that something's not a figment of someone's imagination, the more people are feeling validated in their experiences," Roy added.
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A commission following World War II validated the sale of the property to Tiwag, and said the heirs did not deserve any further compensation.
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We see the magic that is a person who is having their feelings about the abuse they have suffered validated for the first time.
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I don't quite remember how a carburetor works, but I remember how I felt when I told them and they validated what I knew.
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"Today we validated our design and are now ready to move to the next phase towards fielding a hypersonic strike capability," said Vice Adm.
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Kenshō, nestled in the personalized and complementary medicine category, says it ensures all of the care providers featured on its platform are 100% validated.
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For one thing, while the car's speed was validated by Germany's SGS-TÜV Saar (Technical Inspection Association), it was tracked in only one direction.
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That would almost certainly be too few to force a runoff, even if they were all validated and were cast overwhelmingly for Ms. Abrams.
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I don't feel like I need to be validated by some award, even though in the nature of our business, it does mean something.
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But with Trump in the White House, validated by tens of millions of votes, it may well be what some of them are learning.
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Erik Wemple, the Post's media critic, scours the Mueller report for mentions of the news media and tells us that the reporting was validated.
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Before the series started, Barcelona were the strong favorite to advance to the final, and the outcome of the first game validated that assessment.
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It's possible the tests Ma plans to donate could be validated in this way, but it's unclear if there are plans to do so.
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The research was later validated, and global warming has continued: 17 of the 18 warmest years in the scientific record have occurred since 2001.
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Many analysts and retail executives said Amazon's purchase of Whole Foods and its more than 460 stores validated the relevance of brick and mortar.
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But I was fresh out of a relationship with someone who wasn't a good fit for me, and I love attention and being validated.
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The scariest and most violent secret impulses could be followed and validated, made almost cozy, in an atmosphere where you could always say no.
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The ProtoDUNE detector has now observed particles coming from space -- what scientists call cosmic rays -- which has validated the effectiveness of the particle detector.
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In other words, moms, if you go see "Tully" hoping for your everyday tribulations to be validated — and even fetishized — you will be disappointed.
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The same heat-seeking impulse, validated anew, to insert himself into a viral news event without fail, with the timed precision of an astronomer.
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"What they had done is create their own ratio of those two, which has never been validated or used in STEM research," Richardson said.
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That view was validated on Friday by one of the federal government's highest-ranking officials: Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff.
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"That makes me feel so proud, and love, and validated, because I struggle a lot with doubts, with doubts about myself," she told CNN.
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Maoism was a nightmare — a collection of fairy tales imported from Europe and adapted to local conditions that validated a bastardized form of Stalinism.
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"Investors say they like really disruptive things, but the truth is that they like to see something validated in the market first," Wang says.
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The administration has validated and encouraged xenophobia through its consistent barrage of discriminatory policies and inflammatory rhetoric, leading to an increasingly hostile national climate.
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Previous CBP construction methods such as internal hardening (inside the steel posts) and anti-climb features were validated by the testing, said the official.
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"When my work started being known in the Middle East and the media started writing about my work, that validated it," Ms. Essaydi said.
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Many Democrats believed they had won the argument after Friday's ruling that validated the Democrats' strategy and made clear that no vote was needed.
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I've heard this thing a lot, usually from writers whose work has been much validated: don't be a writer because you're looking for validation.
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He has seen the consulting physician who validated my evaluation that his prognosis and capacity to decide and self-ingest align with the request.
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And in office, he proved to be a true disruptor who validated the establishment's fears that he would upset apple carts and champion reform.
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The win ends up so overwhelming, and is validated by so many different party officials and interest groups, that the outcome feels undeniably legitimate.
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The image validated the growing mainstream narrative about Donald Trump's disdain for facts, as well as Bernie Sanders's tell-it-like-it-is reputation.
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Clinton and her allies, who have been waiting for a moment that validated her candidacy with the level of unqualified intensity that South Carolina delivered.
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The app includes compliments like "who has the best smile" and "who makes me laugh the hardest," to help teens feel more validated and positive.
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At its developer conference in Seattle, Docker today announced the private beta of the Docker Store, a new marketplace for trusted and validated dockerized software.
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But it is likely that his comments justified, perhaps validated, the actions of men across the country who, like Trump, feel ownership of women's bodies.
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One possible explanation is that iFixit used components already validated by Apple, and the diagnostic tool may only be required for brand-new, unused components.
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"SAP's a big company, and I think this $8 billion acquisition validated just how big this category is," Lurie told Cramer in an exclusive interview.
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He added that the optimism "may very well be validated by economic growth, earnings results and legislative progress" under soon-to-be President Donald Trump.
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But — more importantly — he hopes people within the community will see the series as allowing them to feel heard and validated in a respectful way.
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If anything, the study validated the assumption that men respect female coders' work—at least those they don't know personally—less than that of men.
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That gave them the opportunity to listen to other teams' projects, they said, and feel validated that they were on the right track, they said.
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You have validated our experience at Per Se. We saved and planned for a beautiful anniversary dinner and, like you, found the experience quite disappointing.
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"The existence of Twitter is forever validated by the following exchange," Rowling tweeted to her millions of followers, along with a screenshot of Mack's burn.
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"You can overstate the research and make claims that haven't been validated, but saying that it's 'experimental' I believe is understating the research," he says.
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The success of "Rockit" on that stage validated Mr. Hancock as a player on the pop landscape, precisely at a moment when everyone was watching.
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As VICE's Brian Josephs wrote, in the beginning of his career, Kanye West validated blackness in mainstream culture, something that he continues to champion now.
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On election night, Mr Trump's thesis was validated as he went on to win the states of Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, despite polling that claimed otherwise.
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Fitbit uses a scientifically validated estimate of BMR based on height, weight, age, and gender information that users provide when setting up their Fitbit account.
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President George W. Bush's golf-playing and New Orleans flyover during Katrina validated the dominant media meme of Republican racism and hostility to the poor.
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Reaching one billion downloads has really validated what we've built over the past 10 years and it makes us excited about the next 10 too.
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Other advantages this version of Safari offers over using a Nightly build is that it's signed and validated by Apple, and it works with iCloud.
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The fact that he reached for the old Saddam chestnut on the same day the FBI director took Clinton to the woodshed validated those concerns.
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Photo: Paul Sakuma (AP)Amazon's internal delivery service, Amazon Flex, will require its drivers to take photos of themselves to be validated with facial recognition.
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OBAMA: It would've validated this vision and it would've reinforced it and -- and it would have, I think, consolidated itself for a generation or two.
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"I think all pre-clinical results should be validated by an independent laboratory before they are used as the basis for clinical trials," he added.
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In a statement, Christie said the verdict validated his decision to fire the two allies and maintained that he was not involved in the scheme.
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The performance of the test would now be validated in another study designed to meet European CE Mark and US FDA regulatory requirements, he said.
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In Washington, however, U.S. officials told Reuters that the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and U.S. National Transportation Safety Board have not validated the data yet.
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In brain research, virtually all companies have pulled back, stating they need precisely what only federally funded basic research produces: new understanding and validated targets.
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These participants had already reported their sleep hours and sleep quality using a validated questionnaire as part of the general Health eHeart experience, Marcus explained.
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Girls validated a strikingly new idea in television: that people want to watch people whose lives are just as confusing and nonlinear as their own.
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Several states revealed "serious" mental health conditions in more than half of their population -- a number validated by previous reports from the Department of Justice.
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Her work has also found success on Twitter and Instagram, reaching users who feel their experiences and trauma are validated and understood by Shafi's art.
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A validated questionnaire called the Quick Environmental Exposure and Sensitivity Inventory (QEESI) has been developed to help patients and doctors identify this elusive disease process.
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The Met Office, a government weather forecasting agency, provisionally announced the result on Friday and said on Monday that it had now been officially validated.
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And by saying that websites, companies, and people should only allow validated ads to be posted, there is the possibility of infringement on free speech.
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App users, who must provide some basic biographical data like age and city, receive payment only for "validated" photos, and can cash out at $20.
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It validated the first report's results, finding that other states that made similar claims following the Georgia accusation appeared to also have drawn nonmalicious traffic.
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Scientists and medical professionals who currently study gun violence lack validated data – data that has been the key to unlocking solutions to previous health crises.
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An AbbVie spokesman in Paris said his company will market the drug in Europe, where the European Medicines Agency has validated its marketing authorization application.
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He has stayed in the embassy in order to avoid possible arrest and extradition to the United States, a fear validated by the current news.
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"Nothing makes the cut to the shelf unless it's been validated with taste tests and scored as well or better as comparable products," she said.
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Again, Congress is well-intentioned here (though Gard's doctors and other medical experts who've validated their decision not to move him have a point too).
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But Judge Aquilina's conduct isn't only important because she's brought increased national attention to the issue, Gillers emphasizes: She has also validated each victim's experience.
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Ethereum allows developers and users to commit transactions through cryptographically-secured smart contracts, which are then validated on a public ledger, much like bitcoin's blockchain.
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We may well see a quick turnaround from cobalt-intensive batteries toward a validated and optimized new high-energy battery technology should it go online.
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I spoke to a number of men's style experts to get their view on the matter — and I'm happy to say I'm feeling pretty validated.
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But they soon realize that the benefits are designed as a hook: The paperwork needs to be validated every year, and that requires enlisting again.
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The adjustment is based on a model of validated turnout among Upshot/Siena poll respondents that controls for the variables in the C.P.S.-based model.
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" The president then claimed that his contention had been validated, appearing to quote an aide he said had told him, "'Well sir you're actually right.
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There's no earthly reason for journalists to adopt a stance of preemptively exonerating Trump when, so far, suspicion has been validated at nearly every turn.
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To limit bias in our assessment of the literature, we used a validated critical appraisal tool called AMSTAR to determine the quality of each review.
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Once we dug into researching costs, we felt even more validated in our decision to forego big wedding day plans to elope and save money.
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If he wins re-election, the American people (or at least the voting public, as measured by the Electoral College) will have validated his behavior.
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Far-right nationalist groups — even those whose views Trump does not openly advocate — are likely to feel validated and be empowered by the businessman's election.
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In the clearest sign yet that more optimistic growth expectations are finally being validated, the International Monetary Fund has upgraded its growth forecast for 2017.
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We are currently engaged with RAND to ensure the findings reflect methodology validated by the broader scientific community, and RAND is currently addressing our feedback.
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The National Polygraph Association says that "scientific evidence supports the validity of polygraph examinations" as long as they are conducted and interpreted with validated procedures.
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A study in Neurology involved 921 men and women, average age 81 and free of dementia, who reported their diet using well-validated food questionnaires.
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To this day, the Supreme Court has not overruled its infamous Korematsu opinion of 1944, which validated our mass incarceration in deference to national security.
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Even though she loved Georgetown, it was at Howard that she was finally able to learn in a context that validated her history and identity.
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" And as Pang notes, modern science has now validated what the ancients knew: Work "provided the means to live," while rest "gave meaning to life.
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"There is no validated scientific basis for suggesting that behavioral threat assessments are going to be helpful in identifying the next mass shooter," she said.
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Requiring customers to sign arbitration clauses when signing up for financial products has become standard practice since a 2011 U.S. Supreme Court validated the practice.
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Devices can present credentials to participate within an IoT environment, with these credentials stored to — and later validated from — a public blockchain such as Ethereum.
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