It validates the market, it validates the product and it validates the premise.
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As a kid, what really matters is when some adult validates your journey, validates your ambitions.
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Their anger, in most cases, validates the necessity for change.
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This validates an idea, but keeps the conversation on topic.
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A new study validates everything I feel about my dog.
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It validates the injury that was done to our daughter.
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But every now and then, something validates his second career.
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A few moments later, the other detective validates the story.
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The outcome validates even the ugliest and most divisive ascent.
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"Art validates the story" of injustice and abuse, he says.
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Atlanta just validates what Black people go through all the time.
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The movie theater validates parking, so we don't have to pay.
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And it validates the chaos we know lies underneath modern life.
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Smith defended the tests, saying that the company validates them internally.
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This investment round validates our approach of making bespoke software effortless.
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Include something that validates their need while also standing your ground.
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Obviously that only further validates fears that this could be legitimate.
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That only validates their own worst prejudices about the other America.
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Then, the E75 validates the message with a super-secret password.
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When a miner successfully validates a transaction, they are rewarded in cryptocurrency.
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It validates that the previous models didn't work and needs to change.
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The "subjective proof of crowdwork" protocol validates the quality of the labeling.
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When it comes to signatures, PDFpenPro also validates digital signings for authenticity.
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"Our study validates that this is a feasible, safe, and effective approach."
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He validates the prejudices that people try to erase from their hearts.
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His visit gives Kris hope for the future and validates her feelings.
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Incidentally, the coronavirus also validates the border security agenda of the president.
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And US investigators probably have other classified information that validates their attribution.
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A different set of numbers validates Tomlin's willingness to upend standard procedure.
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He contended that his project "validates the wisdom" of the city's rezoning.
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That it's not planned validates the fact that these two are sharing dreams.
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And it validates a gay person who was brave enough to come out.
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The skinhead group, with its anti-immigrant and antiblack rhetoric, validates his feelings.
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Snowden's tweet validates my report, and I thank him for highlighting these concerns.
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It validates newly established Pentecostal sects offering bizarre "cures" for same-sex attraction.
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They will be sent once the Federal Emergency Management Agency validates the move.
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Wills validates the proposition that sometimes one individual really can make a difference.
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This bill takes the most vicious progressive stereotypes about conservatives and validates them.
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Sufjan validates having feelings, any feelings, even when they're ugly or traumatic or painful.
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I don't want information in my brain that validates what was told to me.
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"Everything that comes into it validates this a little bit more," the trader said.
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Then we also have the ECB, which looks at and validates all these points.
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Their opponents' disbelief validates the us-versus-them mindset that outsider candidates thrive on.
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You can see it in a list, and it validates your otherwise generic workout.
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And for that to not be the thing that validates the girl, is terrific.
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Sure, but I don't think [the burning of memorabilia], in itself, validates his position.
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A diagnostic label validates people's experiences and encourages them to seek treatment, she says.
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It validates what nurses have known all along: that well-honed clinical instincts matter.
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His overflow rallies confirm it, and his share of the popular vote validates it.
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Tagomi will also operate a node that validates transactions coming through the Libra blockchain.
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"Her actions support those who flout our laws and boldly validates illegality," Sessions said.
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"I guess that validates that anything can happen in Game of Thrones," said Thoutt.
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It validates the point that content providers and wireless carriers can go hand in hand.
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Democratic supporters of Obamacare say the GOP's struggle to repeal it validates the law's merits.
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So it matters, that the universe of the Muppets rewards and validates Miss Piggy's aspirations.
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Julian Assange is already arguing that this outcome validates the stances taken by his organization.
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I love how furious other people get watching it — it validates my own unbridled rage.
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"This bill takes the most vicious progressive stereotypes about conservatives and validates them," he wrote.
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That surge validates the startup's founding thesis six years ago, claimed IFTTT CEO Linden Tibbets.
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I don't believe that acceptance from white TV audiences validates the lives of Black people.
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"This reinforces and validates how we want to grow the program," coach Brett Brown said.
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By commenting on each statement, she validates the effect of the harm to the victims.
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Or do we need her to pick a label because it somehow validates our own?
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It neither validates the righteous nor condemns the wrong but rather sews the two together.
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Doing so only validates the idea that there is no meaningful difference between the parties.
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I developed this series of work that validates that experience in the African-American female.
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Fed officials say the continued strength of the economy validates their management of monetary policy.
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Angela Fifer, a sports psychology consultant and owner of Breakthrough Performance Consulting, validates this phenomenon.
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Byrne said that Overstock welcomes Facebook's entry to the cryptocurrency world because it validates the space.
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If Trump retracts his statements and validates Zervos' story, Allred says the lawsuit would be dropped.
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Previous research validates the benefits of meditation for men and women, Britton and Goyal both said.
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The new proof validates the truth of "Batchelor's law," as the prediction came to be known.
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A new job listing for an autonomous vehicles "market specialist" based in Austin, validates the information.
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Immediately after Felix validates her, Isabella transitions from flirting to providing him spot-on business advice.
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"For me personally, it kind of validates the first one," Kluber, 31, told a conference call.
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Officers threatening to pull their services from 49ers games because of his comments essentially validates them.
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But it also validates the picture of unrestrained constitutional meddling that Mueller depicts in his report.
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Competition validates the mission of Netflix to make it easy to watch content, Randolph told CNBC.
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And, perhaps more importantly, it validates teens' feelings and desires around sex, rather than shaming them.
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"Being selected for this important program validates both our technology and our long-term corporate strategy."
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"Having a daughter on the way really validates everything that I'm fighting for," she told E!
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This study validates some of this advice in a much more rigorous and evidence-based manner.
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And today you get a rate hike which basically validates what you've seen in the marketplace.
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That validates suspicions that the group used sulfur mustard, a banned substance, in Iraq and Syria.
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Getting "likes" and other forms of digital grooming from larger audiences validates their repeated self-disclosures.
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The trick is to not let it trickle out into your behavior, which validates those thoughts.
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To some extent, Bonnell's experience validates the vague liberal concern that infectious ideas are spreading online.
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CompTIA Network+ N10-007: The Network+ exam validates an individual's fundamental IT networking knowledge and skills.
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The one who validates our values and our worldview and our concerns and crushes our enemies.
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"AFCEC does not agree that your response validates a decrease in the award incentive," Marsh wrote.
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In total, the study, published Tuesday in the Astrophysical Journal, validates 1,284 newly discovered worlds as planets.
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The lives it touches, the ground it shakes, the truth it tells, that's what validates hip-hop.
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Attracting international capital to pet projects validates the schemes' attractiveness, and serves as a bureaucratic performance metric.
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"Today's announcement validates our resolve and reinforces our confidence in our remaining RMBS-related cases," Tavakoli said.
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All that's left to do is see Mayfield pick up a trophy that validates the total experience.
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Research sent to CNBC by Jonny Forsyth, Mintel's global drinks analyst, validates the Asskicker's recent viral popularity.
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He added that Microsoft's LinkedIn's deal validates his business model, but is confident Kalo can measure up.
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Thursday's announcement validates that the internet giant will continue to leverage Whole Foods' stores to its advantage.
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Asking kids to explain their thinking—using words, pictures, or objects—validates the importance of their ideas.
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There is a lot of research now that validates simulator measures as strong predictors of driving performance.
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Some have argued that Mr. Trump shouldn't meet Mr. Kim because doing so validates a ruthless ruler.
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It also validates the new strategy lawyers used to find a route around federal protections for gunmakers.
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"This development validates a series of reports of atrocities committed by the militants earlier," General Padilla said.
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I believe that validates the idea that this is a moment that calls for somebody like me.
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Horowitz recommended on Monday that the FBI should evaluate how the FBI validates reporting from its sources.
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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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CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-002): Cloud+ validates the skills needed to securely implement, maintain, and utilize cloud technologies.
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This validates that we do not advantage our shipping customers at the expense of our mailing customers.
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The absence of these accounts wordlessly validates the impossibility of integration at the most intimate, personal level.
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On a call with analysts, Netflix executives said new competitors in the streaming landscape validates its business model.
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"GE's acquisition validates the shift to production," he told TechCrunch in a call ahead of today's big unveiling.
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That not only helps them make money, but, it also validates the technologies that are being developed locally.
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"I don't find it interesting," he says, "it only validates where you've got to not where you're going".
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Reports that it has explored 360 and stereoscopic cameras as a subsequent product to Spectacles validates our point.
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To overcome this issue, the team simplified Chrome's reload behavior and it now only validates the main resource.
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The org is the body that validates that no animals are harmed in the making of a film.
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That validates long-held suspicions that ISIS was using sulfur mustard, a banned substance, in Iraq and Syria.
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To me, this validates the feeling my brother has always had that his parents valued his siblings more.
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Other Democrats left the gathering saying broadly that Kent's testimony validates the whistleblower complaint but without providing details.
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"It validates that there should be an Israel, if these things can happen in the States," she said.
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This type of struggle validates that you are applying effort to a project that is challenging and worthwhile.
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The poor performance from the industrial sector validates St. Louis Fed President James Bullard's concerns, Cramer said Friday.
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The survey validates Delta's move in recent years to add more seats and flights to Europe and Asia.
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And so putting her on the $20 validates all of her efforts toward self-determination and economic power.
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It's a charge that almost sounds like it validates Trump's recent tweeted accusations that President Obama "wiretapped" Trump Tower.
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Paying for an action validates that action in the eyes of the person's peers — especially in the financial world.
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And they do so through a celebration of violence that ultimately just validates it as a tool of oppression.
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Hopefully it helps move us all closer to a culture that welcomes, validates, and provides safety for all identities.
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While there are naysayers aplenty, new research validates believers — and delivers some unexpected news about the planet's rough childhood.Space.
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"This research validates that virtual reality can be used, as it provides an immersive environment for testing," said Dando.
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Trump's supporters say all this validates the President's baseless claim that he was spied on by the Obama administration.
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The bearish positioning of the stocks in the options market also validates Goldman Sachs' fundamental views on the companies.
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A teacher, for example, might begin a tutoring service and accumulate innovative metrics that validates his or her approach.
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Grubhub, which validates the freedom our delivery partners enjoy from deciding when, where and how frequently to perform deliveries.
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Whether or not it's true, they secretly harbor this fear, so when you articulate it, it validates the fear.
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"This development validates a series of reports of atrocities committed by the militants earlier," said military spokesman, Restituto Padilla.
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His enormous popularity validates the marginal while appealing to everyone's lowest common denominator, including a disdain for the poor.
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The credit card operator then gives the information to the customer's bank, which validates and pays for the transaction.
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Cuban says it's a big mistake to think that a big competitor moving into your market validates your business.
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He has imbibed the primitive élitism of the fitness freak; his success with girls validates his physical self-perfecting.
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He added that it validates the concerns people raised during the campaign about giving Trump access to nuclear weapons.
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I don't see educated black women on TV, and the fact that you're first lady validates who I am.
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Only his second work for the company, "Ode" validates the decision to make him the troupe's first resident choreographer.
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"We welcome the decision of the court, which we believe validates our position," Western Digital said in a statement.
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This approval also validates new clinical trial paradigms that provide registration data for FDA approvals in multiple tissue sites.
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Though some read the film as a story that validates paranoia over women's sexuality, I prefer a different reading.
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Solid fourth quarter results from the airlines, particularly American Airlines, validates the ongoing recovery and forecasts for a better 2017.
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Womanist Theology validates the role of women in religious texts through revising and reconsidering traditional Biblical interpretation and religious practice.
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The actor's sweet message further validates the statement they released after their split, in which they vowed to remain friends.
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"Despite its challenges, this quarter validates our strategy of investing to drive long-term growth," Segal said in a statement.
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She was thinking about her mission to protect academia from becoming a place that validates bigotry, pseudoscience, and fake news.
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Recent M&A validates this telco interest, with Singtel, Telenor, AT&T, Verizon, Comcast and Telstra all making significant acquisitions.
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So even though there's no clinical trial to tell us anything for certain, this validates the theory, in some regards?
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There is no citation pointing a reader to what part of the Supreme Court's case law validates the administration's position.
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Some colleges keep that figure high, even if it scares away a few prospects, partly because it validates their prestige.
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Sanders' Nevada state director, Sarah Michelson, said the endorsement validates his standing among Latinos, a constituency key to his success.
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"This simply confirms and validates what we have been saying over and over again," Mr. Gill said in an interview.
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I generally think winter storm names are a dumb idea, but this storm validates just how intense a Nor'easter can be.
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But her win validates an entire style of playing Survivor, and I expect many future contestants will try to emulate her.
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But occasionally, official news comes out that validates older blind items' truth — which makes all the other blinds seem more credible.
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Wagner's work giving back validates his claim that while becoming wealthy will change your life, it won't change who you are.
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Disagreeing with the CBO when it detracts from your arguments and highlighting its findings when it validates them is hardly new.
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The title validates moves by General Motors management to dramatically improve the quality of its vehicles after emerging from bankruptcy. 20073.
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"The fact that people are willing to meet that additional default fund contribution further (validates) the potential of LMEprecious," Chamberlain said.
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Y., the top Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said Trump's dialogue with Duterte validates his brutal anti-drug campaign.
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"Citron believes if anything this validates BlackBerry's position and makes it ripe as an acquisition target for countless suitors," it said.
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A better metric, however, is revenue, because it validates a company's fundamentals as well as the larger potential of the market.
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In order to provide a safer and more secure experience in this area, macOS High Sierra automatically validates Mac firmware weekly.
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But a victory like Wednesday's, when they trailed by five runs in the eighth, validates the Yankees' belief in their progress.
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If something goes viral on Facebook, it might warrant news coverage, and the mere fact of news coverage validates further stories.
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She also hopes the research validates people to feel okay to pay their way out of doing something they hate doing.
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It has no chance of matching the populist appeal of the right, and it dangerously validates some of the right's arguments.
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Polar has a gigantic page dedicated to research in which it participated and even research that it claims validates its technologies.
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The email, which had the subject head "The Information that Validates President Trump on Charlottesville," listed similarities between Lee and Washington.
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What transforms suspicion from constitutionally "unreasonable" to "reasonable" is the identification of some articulable fact that validates the suspicion of wrongdoing.
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" And though illegal immigration has been on the decline, King said the report "validates President Trump's call to 'Build The Wall!
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That valuation validates the expensive business model and the company, which was last valued in 2016 at about half that figure.
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"This agreement validates the decision of Ryanair's board in December to recognize unions," Chief People Officer Eddie Wilson said in a statement.
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It does not invalidate your own pain, but validates the pain of others — which is just as real, though not as recognized.
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Physicists might therefore be able to make an experiment that validates one of the entanglement models and rules the other one out.
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The uniqueness of Vanity's position on a reality show that normally only validates one kind of beauty is not lost on her.
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The deal validates J&J's interest in Arrowhead's Targeted RNAi Molecule (TRiM) technology, the Pasadena, California-based company said in a statement.
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Republican Governor John Kasich of Ohio, which opted to expand Medicaid under Obamacare, said the CBO's latest assessment "further validates" his concerns.
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The GND recognizes and validates the importance of populist apprehensions, even when it comes to managing climate change — a surprising plot twist.
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One might reflexively assume that this turn effectively validates a central promise made repeatedly by Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential aspirant.
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While BIMI enables companies to display logos in supported inboxes, VMC validates that these logos are legitimate and belong to the organization.
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Blind is the anonymous chat app for employees that validates work email addresses but does not reveal the person behind the username.
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In letters to donors, Mr. Davis said the report, which was released in April, "validates the academic outcomes" of T.M. Landry students.
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When her boss does something execrable, she validates it at greater length and with more passion than most paid sycophants would muster.
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"But very rarely do you get to work on technology that an independent body validates as having the potential to save lives."
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" Biden says maneuver by McConnell to rename part of 85033st Century Cures bill after son Beau "matters" & "validates what we do here.
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What the #redefineCRS campaign is asking for is a definition that reflects that increased knowledge, not one that simply validates the term.
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Ads that you place that don't really get measured by a third party that validates what's right — that's not so good, either.
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Dada deals with contingency, chance, and uncertainty, and that, for her, validates a contemporary presentism unhinged from Dada's swank and festive past.
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Amazon coming to Crystal City validates much of what smart-growth advocates have known for decades: Walkable, well-connected places are economic engines.
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Having a private, personal relationship with your financial services validates our customer's humanity, and reminds them that someone out there believes in them.
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"His life validates the things we tell ourselves about what's possible in this country, not guaranteed, but possible," Obama, 58, told the crowd.
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Propaganda validates their extremist ideology, provides them with the support of a community and primes them to act by emphasising purification through sacrifice.
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Analysts said the early success of the trial, which was originally set to be completed in 2019, validates Pfizer's decision to buy Medivation.
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"[Founder and Chairman Payal Kadakia] and I are most excited about this round because it validates what we did months ago," said Lanman.
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" By phone from New York, she added: "He allows you space and validates you in a way you don't realize at the time.
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It blunts charges of corruption and self-dealing hurled at Mr Trump, and validates to him and his supporters his feelings of persecution.
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Motivation is always there; the trick is to do all you can to avoid motivated reasoning that validates what you want to hear.
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"Today's court ruling validates the Commission's Incentive Auction design in light of the Spectrum Act's goals," said an FCC spokesperson in a statement.
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With Doug Jones, it is exciting but at the same time it also validates that we have so much work to still do.
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I don't necessarily think that making a movie about someone validates what they believe, but it definitely shows that, hey, these are humans.
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"Nonetheless, he plowed on, adding, "today's announcement validates our course of action with Turkey that only a couple of weeks ago was scorned.
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" Arguing that research on the subject validates the term, Hodgson said: "We know that a certain percentage of the population is also sapiosexual.
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The blockbuster opening validates Disney's decision to remake its classic animated films as live-action event movies, something that has rankled some critics.
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"Despite its challenges, this quarter validates our strategy of investing to drive long-term growth," Chief Financial Officer Ned Segal said in a statement.
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The actors' sweet birthday messages to one another further validates the statement they released after their split, in which they vowed to remain friends.
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For young players, it validates their rise and can provide confidence next season, while for veterans, it can be a capstone on their career.
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Don't Forget The Post-Wedding StuffThis is the part that validates everything and seals the deal: Make sure you sign the couple's marriage certificate.
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Our progress further validates the wisdom of placing our primary corporate focus on growing the U.S. dermatology markets with our own experienced sales force.
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From the Deep South to the Northeast to the West, voters are angry and have found someone who validates, reflects, and amplifies their anger.
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But Spencer said Trump's election validates Spencer's view that America must reject multiculturalism and "political correctness" in favor of its white, Christian European heritage.
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And the more mergers that the observatory detects, the more it validates and refines what the Synthetic Universe model has predicted about star evolution.
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And when you boot up the device, the T2 first validates the integrity of the system before handing it over to the Intel CPU.
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It kind of validates some of the things we've been looking at — the Treasury supply is growing, fundamentals are improving and inflation is higher.
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So that validates as well when Mueller will come out ... Kara Swisher: But what's going on beneath the surface, how difficult- There's enormous pressure.
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The PBOC's move "validates our views that yuan devaluation is not a weapon of the trade war," Mizuho Bank analysts said in a note.
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It validates the experiences of African-American adults who remember being treated like they were different, or being smart but not popular in school.
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For Trump, it validates his false narrative about what happened in the 2016 election and gives him a club to wield against the Democrats.
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And Lagerfeld's statement -- though at least grammatically correct and devoid of crude emojis -- may ultimately be worse, as it validates the cruelty of others.
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"This quarter validates us institutionally," Mr. Fink said, making the point that BlackRock could attract money even when investors are in a jittery mood.
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The verification program, using a system known as SHAKEN/STIR, validates that calls from another network came from an actual caller on that network.
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He cites Uber's NASA-inspired approach that validates vehicle design concepts and then releases them publicly so they can be adapted by other manufacturers.
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Every move she makes for political expediency just validates the political narrative that most people already have about her, and this is no exception.
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"It validates our theory that the law and the regulations are clear in the matter of burial of ex-presidents and soldiers," he said.
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While critics claim this strategy only validates the method as a financially viable solution for hackers, victims and law enforcement alike are essentially helpless.
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It also, with a half-dozen Oscar nods, validates Amazon's counterintuitive approach to releasing its prestige films: The streaming service is all-in on theaters.
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The data also demonstrate history museums attract a similar visitor to art museums (which validates my long-held hunch that museum goers are museum goers).
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Well, one thing the historical archive makes clear is that white power activists seek violent action whether the government in power validates it or not.
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" Ned Segal, CFO, spoke more directly to the disappointing numbers: "Despite its challenges, this quarter validates our strategy of investing to drive long-term growth.
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"The one billion managed server hour milestone is an exciting accomplishment and further validates that we are ahead of competition in OpenStack leadership and expertise."
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What often happens is that science simply validates the ruling values of the time, and in the 19th and 20th centuries, those were racist values.
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But the incident simply validates my theory that Trump is neither trying to intentionally lose the primary contest, nor secretly trying to help the Democrats.
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" He said the announcement of a permanent cease-fire "validates our course of action with Turkey that only a couple of weeks ago was scorned.
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But perhaps more importantly, by pushing clean energy, China is sending a signal to the world that validates the goals of the Paris climate agreement.
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Gersdorf and judges' groups in Poland believe efforts to push her out of the Supreme Court, which validates general election results in Poland, are unconstitutional.
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But most of all, Netgear's Orbi validates the concept that creating a mesh network in your home maybe isn't such a bad idea after all.
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The Academy's consideration of this comic book character also validates Disney's ongoing investment in Marvel, with 5 movies in the works to launch this year.
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"I think this validates the fact that people use the product who are not distributors and it makes any claim against that absurd," said Icahn.
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Gersdorf defied new government laws that the ruling nationalists say mean she no longer has power to make decisions at the court, which validates elections.
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It also validates a growing theme that he performs best in races with closed primaries and caucuses, contests in which only registered Republicans can participate.
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" Although Kardashian may not "agree with everything she's saying," she validates Haqq's feelings: "Her feelings are her feelings and I'm never going to invalidate them.
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Eileen Burbidge, partner at venture capital firm Passion Capital, which backs Monzo, said the bank's rapid growth validates her confidence in its ethos and model.
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If anything, it validates how powerful the Apple platform is that it can be so late to a market and still experience such hyper-growth.
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This is a president, after all, who eschews expertise unless it validates his assumptions and trusts his gut over the warnings and experience of others.
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"All of these assets should command competitive multiples ... the sale of Waddington validates that belief," Chief Executive Officer Michael Polk said during a conference call.
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The firm is named after the internet platform that records and validates transactions between two parties without relying on an intermediary such as a bank.
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Kryptowire's system then automatically creates a proof of concept, in a matter of minutes, that validates the vulnerability's existence and cuts down on false positives.
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He thought that the the massive influx of zebu DNA at such a precise time isn't completely unexpected, and validates some long-held archaeological theories.
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He said Ms. Schaaf's actions to alert residents about a planned immigration raid "support those who flout the law and boldly validates" — not "invalidates" — "illegality."
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The new study validates the importance of unleashing the power of U.S. markets to determine the most feasible projects to ensure economic benefits are achieved.
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CompTIA Project+ (PK0-004): The Project+ exam validates the ability to initiate, manage, and complete a project or business endeavor on time and within budget.
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More problematically, Trump's move validates Kim Jong Un's claim that only a nuclear-armed North Korea will be treated with respect by the Trump administration.
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Sugar Cane Alley is as heartwarming as it is solemn; a film that validates Jose's experience as both economically poor and rich in community and culture.
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"Sometimes it validates our thinking, and sometimes it does the opposite: suggesting something we didn't consider for a certain type of project," he tells The Verge.
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Maren Hassinger's retrospective The Spirit of Things at the Baltimore Museum of Art not only validates her career but indicates something about our current political moment.
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And to encourage people to mine (which is what validates and supports the entire bitcoin network), Satoshi created a reward that went along with each block.
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"It really validates the (EV) space … seeing the growth in motor sports," Brian Maragno, the Japanese automaker's head of electric marketing, told CNBC at the track.
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Yet, they may still be justified in our society, for a reason that often validates otherwise bad legislation: Hate crime legislation just makes us feel better.
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The T2 also validates the entire boot process (an option that can be disabled) from start to finish, preventing injection attacks at a physical access level.
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"Today's data essentially validates why the (Reserve Bank of Australia) has said that the next move in interest rates could be up or down, " Aird said.
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"Though ... there are still many implementation hurdles left to overcome, this exercise further validates the utility of smart contract consensus technology," a spokesman for Ethereum said.
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It's important to point out this nuance and distinction between these sections because it validates Haugland's case that all delegates are free agents at the convention.
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Perhaps foremost, "Insatiable" feels like one of those shows that validates Netflix's let's-throw-a-lot-of-stuff-at-the-wall-and-see-what-sticks strategy.
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" And Councilman Peter Koo said in a statement: "Passing off this blatantly racist television segment as 'gentle fun' not only validates racist stereotypes, it encourages them.
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Adding a camera to their Echo validates a prediction of mine from last year called the Internet of Eyes which enables all inanimate objects to see.
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A thorough F.B.I. investigation may well turn up information that validates his account or "that can cast doubt on the reliability of [Blasey's] memories," McArdle writes.
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"The court's finding validates the process established in Texas for the development of natural gas utility projects," Tom Martin, a Kinder Morgan executive, said on Tuesday.
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At one point, Allen asked Sandberg whether Facebook's News Feed creates "filter bubbles," echo chambers in which users only receive information that validates their preexisting viewpoints.
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Another complication is that the Billiard Congress of America normally validates only records that come in tournament play, not on a repeated record attempt like Schmidt's.
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"Today's decision validates Boeing's complaints regarding Bombardier's pricing in the United States, pricing that has harmed our workforce and U.S. industry," Boeing said in a statement.
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"I think the Trump campaign probably makes its people feel like they're being well served in that he validates all of their grievances," Mr. Goff said.
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It validates those emotions just a little bit more in a way that you couldn't get from others, and emotions are tough things to deal with already.
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" Briles&apos attorney, Ernest Cannon, said McCaw&aposs testimony validates what Briles "has been trying to say from the first day: Baylor had a campus-wide problem.
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When he comes in and validates these problems it helps other people get on board and it's not, 'Oh, the CBC is wailing about affordable housing again.
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Still, MBS' remarkable ascent, coupled with his rash decisions on Yemen, Lebanon and Qatar, has undoubtedly rankled some, and the fallout from Khashoggi's murder validates their concerns.
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He added that the deal had been in negotiation for the past year, which validates a January report from The Ken which first broke news of acquisition.
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Opponents of the Dakota Access Pipeline say a major oil spill in North Dakota "validates" their months-long struggle to stop pipeline construction near an important waterway.
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The number of stories doesn't matter until two things happen: The accused is no longer of use to a corporate entity and another man validates the allegations.
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"The Commission's response to my questions validates my concerns about the risk of crippling cyberattacks made easier through connected consumer appliances and wirelessly connected household devices," Sen.
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It shows that these views are dominant in one of the largest and most successful countries of the world, so it validates it in Europe as well.
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By and large, the report validates the criticisms and protests of racial justice activists, who have demonstrated against racial disparities in policing and the criminal justice system.
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Murtazin, who has a decent record with gadget rumors, validates his claim with a screenshot showing the alleged Galaxy S26.0's battery life lasting over 27 hours.
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The Symantec unit has become a point of contention with Google's Chrome and other Web browser owners, which have criticized the way Symantec validates its Web certificates.
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"Today's decision validates Boeing's complaints regarding Bombardier's pricing in the United States, pricing that has harmed our workforce and U.S. industry," the company said in a statement.
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" If you're a composer opposed to the idea of responses, Mr. Cheung said, "it validates you as a composer, to be given this opportunity next to Beethoven.
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When the gunfire is detected by the installed sensors, the company's Incident Review Center quickly analyzes and validates the data and helps locate where the incident occurred.
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He validates the crowd's malice by speaking out loud things people are not sure they have a right to say: Torture the terrorists, kick out the immigrants.
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But the authors point out the fossil record validates the idea that climate change can cause ocean extinction events by pushing species beyond their thermal safety margins.
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"It validates the best-case scenario people were expecting," said Oliver Pursche, chief market strategist at Bruderman Asset Management in New York, of the removal of tariffs.
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This exchange validates the feelings of both candidates' supporters: Sanders supporters will like his rejection of the establishment, and Clinton supporters will appreciate her show of expertise.
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It also helps to have an "anchor tenant" that validates the place and draws employees there; they can then leave to start their own companies or work elsewhere.
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So, to get it done at the biggest race in an iconic way — that's huge and validates all the hard work, and there's been a lot of it.
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Microsoft's investment in this space has brought more attention to the overall category and validates Slack's thesis that people need better ways to communicate at work, said Underwood.
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In the latest version of Chrome, likely v56, the browser only validates the main resource (things that it believes may have been changed and need to be validated).
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"It just validates the hard work I have put in and the struggle over the last few years to get my game back," said Mickelson of the victory.
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It's nothing new in and of itself, but Apple's wholehearted embrace validates and underlines it: subscriptions are going to play a huge role in the future of software.
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The recent observation validates that Einstein's theory applies to a large fraction of the galaxies in the universe -- those with a diameter of up to 13,000 light years.
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This avian quality is particularly exciting to me because it validates one of my most time-honored soapbox rants, to which I've subjected many unwitting friends and readers.
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The scam is known as "cryptojacking"; when hackers force a victim's computer to dedicate resources to guessing the correct value that validates a block of cryptocurrency transaction data.
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But Peterson has inextricably intertwined his self-help approach with a kind of reactionary politics that validates white, straight, and cisgender men at the expense of everyone else.
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But unlike Facebook, which doesn't have an official way to confirm people are who they say or where they live, Nextdoor validates users by phone or postal mail.
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Whether they actually hold to it or not, their stated position validates abstentionism, adding a third choice to a runoff normally limited to two options: the non-vote.
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Rick Scott can continue to oversee the state election system that validates his own race for US Senate, saying Scott's "campaign-trail bombast" hasn't amounted to a constitutional violation.
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GIPHY also benefits from more people sending animated stickers in general, because it validates their thesis that visual content like GIFs and animated stickers are the future of messaging.
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Jayashri Srikantiah of Stanford Law School argues that there is case law that validates sanctuary policies and there are constitutional problems with coercing states into action with financial threats.
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The diagnostic test not only further validates a biological basis for sufferers' symptoms, the authors say, but may point to new avenues of treatment for the often unmanageable condition.
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All of that is to say, I think it's great that LA rappers are coming back to the funk, it truly validates what we are doing in many ways.
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Harry and Sally's eventual coupling validates the idea that male-female heterosexual friendship will always be colored wth some cast of romantic or sexual desire—however you deny it.
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The outcome of the landmark case validates the outrage felt by New York City's artistic community, which is accustomed to being displaced by the interests of real estate developers.
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This Select system validates its greater cost with unprecedented performance, even if it doesn't justify it for most sane people who might prefer, I dunno, a Porsche 911 instead.
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The Republican report says the administration's treatment of the tax credits as it began setting up a new payment system validates the Republican criticism of the cost-sharing subsidies.
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"Seeing other brands enter the subscription space validates what we've known for a decade - subscriptions can provide a valuable way for consumers to discover products and categories," said Beauchamp.
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"For Trump, the release validates his view that only he can effectively negotiate with North Korea," said Evan S. Medeiros, a former senior Asia adviser to President Barack Obama.
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"If the same vessel that provide[s] you the most laughs also validates your most hateful thoughts, then, yeah, that's incredibly awful," said one former user in an email.
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And when you do finally get to the top of the mountain it's an emotional gut punch that both validates and recontextualizes whatever path you took to get there.
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The resurrection of Spider-Man after two humdrum movies ("The Amazing Spider-Man" and a sequel) and a sad Broadway outing also validates Sony's plans for a cinematic Spiderverse.
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Notwithstanding ample evidence that incumbent carriers have ample incentives to make and buy, Chairman Pai validates the false premise that regulation has caused an unprecedented downturn in carrier investment.
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Furthermore, they argue, if the Senate now validates the House's shoddy work, it will set a terrible precedent, making it too easy for the House to impeach future presidents.
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Passing a bill only validates Trump's oft-made claim that he's an expert deal-maker, and as the presidential election nears, bolstering the president means you're boosting his party.
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The new research also validates previous analyses of mortality data and reports from the ground by journalists and other researchers that found that the death toll was well over 2000,22017.
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But it's also validates criticism of why Twitter is reluctant to ban Nazis, hate-mongers, and other trolls that harass people on the service: It makes money off of them.
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The regulator wants carriers to adopt the SHAKEN / STIR protocol, a framework that validates phone calls as they pass through networks and allows consumers to ensure the call is genuine.
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Known as STIR/SHAKEN, the system relies on every customer phone number having a unique digital signature which, when checked against the cell networks, validates that a caller is real.
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The fact that this gene is also linked to red hair, fair skin, and freckles only further validates what we already knew about who's more likely to get skin cancer.
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She sees astrology as a system that validates human experiences with archetypes, and the more relatable something is, the more likely it is to be magnified online by an algorithm.
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And it validates the Clinton campaign's theory of the race: that Sanders's appeal might be strong in largely white states, but Clinton is the candidate of the Democrats' nonwhite base.
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"When you repeat something over and over again, that's basically a canned phrase and it validates a belief you're not ready to be president," Bush told CNN's Dana Bash Monday.
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This opinion validates the ludicrous notion, enshrined by the Supreme Court in its Citizens United ruling that "corporations are people too" with religious freedom rights protected under the First Amendment.
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Paragon, which was founded in 13, said its in-house property team looks after about two-thirds of the valuations and also validates property values set by third-party surveyors.
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The perception that BTS is artist-driven, rather than company-driven, validates the group and distinguishes it as separate from K-pop's associations as top-down and fake, said Cho.
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The Rothman Index empirically validates nurses' gut feelings by showing that nursing assessments — what nurses see and document when they "lay eyeballs" on patients — offer crucial information about patient stability.
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"The backing from Square and Facebook are definitely very significant to the overall crypto industry as it validates distributed technologies and the overall digital assets and cryptocurrency space," Djie said.
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It validates the promise that baseball was founded on: in the end, that it's a child's game, and that every man is equally armed with a bat, glove and ball.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineSchumer: Transcript 'absolutely validates' Trump impeachment inquiry Democrats hit Scalia over LGBTQ rights Missouri Republican wins annual craft brewing competition for lawmakers MORE (D-Va.), Rep.
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In a novel that explores and validates the importance of female agency, to present a violation like this through the eyes of a misogynistic male character feels like a misstep.
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The DOJ investigation ultimately validates many of the concerns raised by protesters — specifically, that Baltimore police officers act in a racially biased way, often stopping black residents for frivolous reasons.
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"A no-questions letter in our opinion validates the work that our scientists have done to make the Impossible Burger a safe, sustainable food," Impossible Food's spokesperson Rachel Konrad told Gizmodo.
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For GM: Aside from the money, which further validates GM's technology and business model, Honda brings unique engineering talents, especially when it comes to the efficient use of interior vehicle space.
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The New Yorker's embrace by the Republican National Convention marks a remarkable moment in U.S. political history and validates a campaign that shattered precedent, defied pundits and usurped the GOP establishment.
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During the pre-sale it switched from the widely used Ethereum platform, which validates and keeps records of transactions in multiple crypto-currencies, to the New Economy Movement (NEM), a newcomer.
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Congress should think twice before supporting a bill that is not in keeping with a clear foreign policy approach and which validates the White House's stance in welcoming confrontation with Iran.
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For users, the copying might feel old or impolitic, but for as much eye-roll emojis as the updates inspire, Instagram just keeps getting bigger, which in turn validates the strategy.
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"With each law we get passed, it only validates more and more that sex work is work," said Kristen Diangelo, the executive director of the Sex Workers Outreach Project (SWOP) Sacramento.
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And when we reward the HCPs across all these media platforms with our attention, it validates their methods and, in turn, attracts more to HCPs to those platforms, creating a cycle.
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"There is not going to be by international agreement reconstruction assistance to Syria unless the U.N. ... validates that a credible and irreversible political process is underway," Satterfield told a conference call.
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Even though Tesla's Autopilot system does not house complete self-driving capability, CEO Elon Musk promised "Hardware 2" will enable fully-autonomous driving once it develops accompanying software and validates it.
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It gathers the user&aposs login information from the likes of Okta, validates it, and then passes it on to the application once it&aposs determined that the connection is secure.
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This seemingly strange result — that admitting to wrongdoing improves one's reputation, when one is a hypocrite — validates our theory that the reason we dislike hypocrisy is that it involves false signaling.
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Circle allows the sending of payments to countries where it hasn't yet launched, with the payment transferred into bitcoin, then settled within minutes via the blockchain network that validates bitcoin transactions.
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That partnership validates a product Cognata spent 2.5 years to bring to market, Atsmon said, adding with the additional capital "there will be more of these kinds of announcements" in the future.
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Registering 4.1 percent growth in the second quarter, Friday's gross domestic product (GDP) report validates Republicans' confidence that Americans are much better at solving their own problems than the bureaucrats in Washington.
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When someone successfully validates a claim or else identifies aspects of an offering that doesn't make sense, she or he will "earn tokens and reputation and influence" for their efforts, Kasireddy explains.
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He repeats the absurd notion that participating as the grand marshal of the Salute to Israel Parade in 2004 somehow validates his claim that no one knows Israel better than he does.
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"While details are limited, ultimately we believe this news validates that Elastic's strategy is working," RBC Capital Markets analysts led by Matthew Hedberg wrote in a note distributed to clients on Tuesday.
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Pinches Tacos, a small California chain making its way through Vegas, has a sign outside its shop that reads "Real Mexican food by real Mexicans," and the smell inside validates the claim.
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"To have a well-funded digital heath company performing well and going public, it validates the digital health thesis," said Blake Wu, a health investor at venture capital firm New Enterprise Associates.
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" — BLM, Niagara Falls, N.Y. "While this type of overt racism you experienced was not invented by the current GOP nominee, his endorsement and validation of this sort of tribalism certainly validates it.
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Its subject line — "The Information that Validates President Trump on Charlottesville" — was a reference to comments Mr. Trump made earlier this week in the aftermath of protests in the Virginia college town.
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"For the end of 2019, the financial results were better than expected, which validates our commitment for healthy public finances," the ministry said in a statement, while conceding the economy had slowed.
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The reported 67 percent increase in hate crimes against Muslims validates those who feel that the election of Donald Trump ushers in a new era of hate based on his campaign statements.
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Barr delivered for the President From Trump's viewpoint, the attorney general's performance on Capitol Hill validates his nomination completely and it cements the impression that he was handpicked to do what he's doing.
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The basic system works as follows: Bitcoin miners use processing power to complete complex math problems, the cryptographic proof of work that validates bitcoin transactions on an open ledger, known as the blockchain.
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"This purchase validates that this data layer is valuable," Stefan Heck, the CEO of Nauto, a Silicon Valley start-up also using a car vision system to collect and process data, told Reuters.
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Earlier this year the Law and Justice (PiS) party introduced a law forcing into early retirement more than a third of the judges at the Supreme Court, which validates election results in Poland.
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See Jane Go isn't worried about competition from Safeher; besides the sheer distance between the two services currently, "it validates that there is a market," said CEO Kimberly Toonen in a phone interview.
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It proves that our laws of physics hold true at the lowest temperatures and validates the third law of thermodynamics, a "bit of a black sheep" when it comes to laws of thermodynamics.
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This validates what is increasingly alarming — that we have at the helm a president whose singular mission is to disengage from the established international order, especially that which is associated with his predecessor.
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The show validates the art's stature, but even more it transforms the Met's encyclopedic footprint while also being of a piece of its longtime efforts to collect African art and American folk art.
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If Apple's stock can reach the $1 trillion market cap and "sustainably be there, I think it validates the belief that Apple is not just a smartphone business but a platform," Daryanani said.
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In April 85033, President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaSchumer: Transcript 'absolutely validates' Trump impeachment inquiry How the 'Obama Doctrine' can solve the Iran stand-off The key impeachment question: What if Trump is acquitted?
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"This opinion, declaring Ohio an egregiously gerrymandered state, completely validates every one of our claims and theories in every respect," Freda Levenson, legal director for the ACLU of Ohio, said in a statement.
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The revelation of the code further validates findings outlined in the previous BuzzFeed News article, which revealed that several IBT properties were buying traffic that originated on pirated video-streaming and file-sharing websites.
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"It validates the legal right of Shams to fight against Article 230 and confirms the right for Shams to fight for the rights of LGBTQI+ people in Tunisia," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Merilee Hufnagel, a mother of two in Johns Creek, Georgia, has kept her daughter's old EpiPens and says the new study validates her belief that they can still be good for a few years.
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The below footage beautifully captures the moment a manul cat validates its hunch that a camera trap had been placed in front of its den in Port Lympne Wild Animal Park in Kent, England.
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Two industry officials said that this move "validates the market model" for these immense internet satellite networks, especially since "Amazon is a publicly traded company" with a broader shareholder base, unlike other space companies.
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Although the American judicial system is shielded from public opinion by design, the growing support signaled to the court that the general public is ready for a decision that validates same-sex marriage rights.
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Now, in an age where my Google search results are different than yours, Facebook is only likely to show content that validates your existing beliefs – because, it wants you to click, like and share.
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"This industry can breed self-obsession, narcissism, such a fragile sense of self, and I've been guilty myself of feeling that the validation of my audiences validates me as a human being," she said.
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After stating what he believed to be biologically caused differences between men and women, he then validates that a gender gap does not imply sexism and that the tech industry should be male-dominated.
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"It validates the thesis that people will turn to escapism offered by digital content on mobiles during times of crises," analysts from London-based brokerage Peel Hunt said in a note on the company.
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"Millions of Americans have expressed fear and concern about how they will be treated by the Trump Administration and your appointment of Mr. Bannon only exacerbates and validates their concerns," 169 Democratic members wrote.
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Authentic news: Another benefit of HTTPS is that it validates that your computer is communicating with the website you intended to reach, and that any data you receive has not been modified in-transit.
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A woman farmer will thrive in an environment that validates and respects her contributions, that extends a hand up when she needs it, and offers a seat at the table because she's earned it.
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But if a customer is sending money to a country where Circle hasn't yet launched, it is simply transferred into bitcoin, then transferred and settled within minutes via the blockchain network that validates bitcoin transactions.
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TuSimple says these daily trips allow it to earn revenue while it validates its Level 4 autonomous system, a designation by SAE that means the vehicle takes over all of the driving in certain conditions.
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Regards the decision to invest in HomeTouch, 500 Startups' Matt Lerner tells me that the early-stage investor has seen home care marketplaces growing quickly in a lot of markets, "which really validates the opportunity".
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"We see the stock trading up strongly around this performance, which further validates the full-year view and ... distances Smucker from the recent Kraft Heinz controversy," Stifel analyst Christopher Growe said in a client note.
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Initially, creditors owed more than 50,000 reais could get 90 percent of that 10 business days after signing on the plan, and the rest once the bankruptcy court validates Oi's in-court reorganization, Schroeder said.
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Putin panic also unintentionally validates the Kremlin's claim that Russia is strong and run by a great leader, at a moment when the Russian government fails to provide economic prosperity and social justice at home.
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"Today's ruling is an important step forward for public health and validates FDA's commitment to accelerate review of these products, particularly the ones that are most attractive to youth," acting FDA Commissioner Ned Sharpless said.
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In a way, the recent back-to-back appearance of these films validates these stories and underscores that their version of racial violence, despite the conservative backlash at the time (and today!), was the truth.
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"The truth is, there is no scientific research that validates a link between computer and video games and violence, despite lots of overheated rhetoric from the industry's detractors," ESA maintains in an online fact sheet.
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News that Roche's immune system-boosting drug Tecentriq delayed lung cancer progression when given alongside chemo and its older drug Avastin validates the approach for the first time in a large Phase III clinical trial.
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This is a man who hosted Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaSchumer: Transcript 'absolutely validates' Trump impeachment inquiry How the 'Obama Doctrine' can solve the Iran stand-off The key impeachment question: What if Trump is acquitted?
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"The finalization of this agreement with our Lender Group validates its support of Petra's business and strategy, as we negotiate this final stretch of our expansion programs," Chief Executive Officer Johan Dippenaar said in the statement.
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Pros of seeing it with family: If you and your family are politically or religiously conservative, this is going to be the most thrilling, immersive, well-made current theatrical release that respects and validates your beliefs.
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And not just because it validates their ideological fondness for the state helping the poor: A shutdown stalls scientific research and could have resulted in people not getting their tax refunds for a while, for instance.
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Perdue praised Trump's announcement of a newly negotiated deal with Mexico in late August and said it "validates the president's approach to bringing other nations to the negotiating table," in a recent phone call with reporters.
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The success in these businesses -- LinkedIn revenues were up 33% in Microsoft's last quarter while Azure sales surged 76% -- validates Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's strategy to reinvent Microsoft as a social media and cloud computing company.
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"She added: "The other thing that I have loved about posting the behind the scenes, is that it educates and validates those who are creators or those who want to be but don't have the confidence.
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Only the Champions League justifies the investment, only the Champions League validates the project, only the Champions League brings Qatar the kudos it desires: proof that what was once a backwater can become a global player.
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And even though Detrick says there could be more volatility in 2018, he also sees signs of strong fundamentals in the U.S. and abroad that he believes validates the momentum of economic growth around the world.
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MC: Well I particularly enjoy this story because it validates something that I've been telling people for years or I suppose I should say when people ask me about coffee, it's something that I advise them.
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Despite concerns picked up by headlines, this transition only validates predictions of where the retail industry is headed and provides a glimpse into what retailers must do to remain competitive as e-commerce continues to grow.
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"Crude prices should see support from a bullish API stockpile report that could signal the largest Cushing draw since February 2018, if the EIA validates it," said Edward Moya, senior market analyst at OANDA in New York.
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"Today's decision validates Boeing's complaints regarding Bombardier's pricing in the United States, pricing that has harmed our workforce and U.S. industry," Boeing said in a statement on the decision, which was generally expected within the aerospace industry.
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As I've argued in my book How to Be Less Stupid About Race, white supremacist racism validates expressions of rage and violence on the part of whites, especially white men, while depicting racial "others" as menacing threats.
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The Chinese strategy actually validates the strong line that was spelled out in Trump's own new National Security Strategy, which describes Beijing as a competitor to "American power, influence and interests" in Asia and around the world.
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To me, Kaine's selection validates my suspicions about Hillary – that she is a smart, capable, and responsible leader, yes – but that if elected, we as a nation face four to eight years of calculated, poll-tested mediocrity.
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" That argument, as Jenée Desmond-Harris wrote for Vox in 2017, "validates a particular social conservative worldview by placing the blame for disparate academic outcomes squarely on the backward ideas of black children and black cultural pathology.
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Unless this Court grants review to give freedom of association meaning and resolve a circuit conflict that the Attorney General validates, lower courts will continue to facially uphold the most sweeping disclosure mandates that bureaucrats can imagine.
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"In some ways I think this further validates cryptocurrencies but at the same time there are a tremendous number of questions around the petro," Garrick Hileman, a cryptocurrency researcher at the University of Cambridge, told CNBC Tuesday.
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But when those fans read Abrams's and the cast's comments about The Last Jedi — the idea that the movie was subversive and that it didn't care about true fans — it validates the nasty behavior they've participated in.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineSchumer: Transcript 'absolutely validates' Trump impeachment inquiry Democrats hit Scalia over LGBTQ rights Missouri Republican wins annual craft brewing competition for lawmakers MORE (D-Va.), a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Named after the internet platform that records and validates transactions between parties without a bank or government acting as an intermediary, Blockchain makes software that allows consumers and businesses to make transactions using digital currencies such as bitcoin.
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BlackRock's Tuesday announcement validates the fact that it's not just "blue-collar" jobs that could be impacted by the so-called rise of the robots — it will increasingly be skilled, professional jobs that are lost, Ford told CNBC.
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"Glendronach is a significant discovery for Total which gives us access to additional gas resources in one of our core areas and validates our exploration strategy," Arnaud Breuillac, President of Total's Exploration & Production division, said in a statement.
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"With this investment and commercial relationship, Visa further validates LISNR's push into retail as LISNR brings to market an improved mobile payment product across a wide range of use cases," the start-up said in a Tuesday release.
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The turnout, powered by widespread critical applause, adds to a hot streak for Disney — "Zootopia" has now taken in nearly $900 million worldwide — and validates the studio's decision to focus its signature label on remakes of animated classics.
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While I was working on this essay, a friend of mine argued over email that people can, and do, "wrongly" read Nabokov's "Lolita" as a narrative that validates, legitimizes and even glorifies a grown man's attraction to children.
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The banking sector has been struggling for years under the weight of a mountain of bad debt, and defenders of the state aid say the government's and the Commission's broader aim of lowering systemic risk validates the decision.
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"These criminal activities involving people who raised their hands and swore an oath to stand up for ideals greater than themselves detracts from everything we've accomplished and validates those who harbor distrust of their police," Mr. O'Neill said.
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"This paper once again validates what the FCC found in 2015 and what net neutrality advocates have said for years—that neither the net neutrality rules nor Title II classification had any impact on ISP investment," Sohn said.
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"I have published more papers on video game addiction than anyone else in the world so I am absolutely behind this decision as it validates my three decades of research in this area," Griffiths told me in an email.
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Some of the scenes here, including a late one in which Elio's father validates and affirms his experience with Oliver, will be powerfully therapeutic moments for certain viewers, rivaled by few others in the canon of mainstream queer cinema.
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This amounts to a "significant breakthrough that validates our science and technology," says cofounder and CEO Dr. Mike Lynn, a former ER doctor and VC. Whether that is in fact what the trial says or does, we can't say.
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There has been buzz, in the 24 hours since the Post story broke, about Strange or someone else attempting a write-in bid, but the poll validates concerns that such a candidate could split the GOP vote with Moore.
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"We believe this decision further validates the strength and value of the Tiffany mark and reinforces our continuing efforts to protect the brand," Leigh Harlan, Tiffany & Co.'s senior vice president, secretary, and general counsel, said in a statement.
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"It validates the idea that we can expand a coalition not only unified around who it is we're against, but around what it is that we're for," he said of the preliminary outcome in Iowa, before briefly choking up.
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Receiving fellatio from Myriam validates François's feelings that he is not taking advantage of her, but that her control of the situation—that is, her control of his pleasure—makes him merely victim to her sexual prowess and power.
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"The appearance that Mr. Bernhardt was still lobbying on behalf of clients that do business with the department at the same time he wants to help lead validates some of the concerns we've been saying," Cantwell said last week.
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Italy's banking sector has been struggling for years under the weight of a mountain of bad debt, and defenders of the state aid say the government's and the European Commission's broader aim of lowering systemic risk validates the decision.
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Sometimes Pantone's pick validates an established trend, as Rose Quartz (210-210) did for the shade popularly known as Millennial Pink in 2016 — about as risky a choice as the N.B.A.'s picking LeBron James for Most Valuable Player.
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CompTIA CASP+ (CAS-003): Taking things a step further, CASP+ is an advanced cybersecurity certification that validates critical thinking and high-level competency in risk management, enterprise security operations and architecture, research and collaboration, and integration of enterprise security.
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"The subscriber growth validates management's ongoing content investment, and should contribute to comfort with 2018's increased $7.5-8.0B content spend and associated marketing to support the content slate and ever-growing library," Canaccord Genuity analyst Michael Graham said.
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As a result, far too many of us — elected officials included — have fallen prey to a nasty case of confirmation bias: We embrace information that validates our existing belief system and ignore that which challenges or seeks to expand it.
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"Target's fourth quarter, while disappointing on multiple fronts, includes the bright spot of 34 percent online sales growth, which is impressive, and validates the company's decision to accelerate its investment in this channel," Moody's lead retail analyst Charlie O'Shea said.
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It's unfortunate that the BET Awards are one of the only award shows where Black artists get the shine and recognition that they deserve, because they have yet to deliver on a celebration of Blackness that truly validates all of us.
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Apple said in a statement to Ars Technica that its latest release, macOS High Sierra, automatically validates Mac firmware on a weekly basis — so if you're worried about the vulnerabilities, you should install the new OS as soon as you can.
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But I'm keenly aware that for the generations that came of age after me, or are coming of age now, like my 25-year-old daughter, this moment validates their self-confidence and sense of possibility in a very different way.
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"It validates our prediction that other magma systems were affected, too — which is kind of cool!" says Paul Renne, a planetary scientist at UC Berkeley who co-authored a paper about those intense eruptions in India 66 million years ago.
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"To us, the introduction of new feminine care startups to market further validates the importance of not only all-natural options but also knowing what's in your products and having all the information to make conscious decisions," said cofounder Jordana Kier.
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We rescued... Posted by Pikpa Lesvos on Sunday, January 3, 2016 Not every volunteer believes the Peace Prize makes any difference, and instead believe it validates a broken system — or at least takes away from the true need for relief.
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It "validates for a kid somewhere in a community wondering if he belongs, or she belongs, or they belong, in their own family that if you believe in yourself and your country, there's a lot backing up that belief," he said.
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The reaction around Nairobi validates this assertion, with many celebrating what they saw as a victory for the country's institutions, and for Kenya's democracy, favoring a triumph for transparency and due process of law over the win of a particular candidate.
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The report, titled The Future of Jobs, validates the accelerating impact of technology on global employment trends, and also highlights serious concerns that job growth in certain industries is still very much outpaced by large scale declines in other industries.
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The F.B.I.'s branding of individuals and groups troubled by racial injustice and police misconduct as dangerous "Black Identity Extremists" echoes and validates the way racist fringe groups on the right, like neo-Nazis or the K.K.K., see these activists.
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Fergus Neville, a social psychologist at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, believes this results from seeing our own emotions reflected in the faces of others around us, which validates our own experience and amplifies the intensity of our feelings.
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The New Hampshire finish validates both Buttigieg's ability to take attacks from his rivals, something that happened repeatedly at the last debate, and that his consistent contrast to Sanders' promises of a "revolution" have resonated with more moderate Democratic voters.
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"Judge Swain's decision validates the strength of the Tiffany trademark and the value of our brand, and most importantly, sends a clear and powerful message to Costco and others who infringe the Tiffany mark," the company said in a statement.
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In this fragmented media environment, the spread of false information is accelerated and amplified by a web of allied activist-journalists with large online followings, a White House that grants them access and, occasionally, a president who validates their work.
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This validates an important paradox about U.S. strategy in Afghanistan: Every time it wished for peace, it prepared for war, and every time it drew a withdrawal plan, it adversely created the conditions for it to remain in the country.
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Some lawmakers take comfort knowing that the president's behavior last year didn't hurt their campaigns, and they have used the electoral result as a justification unto itself, suggesting — as Mr. Trump has constantly — that his campaign success validates his approach.
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"The Fed has been at pains to emphasize their concerns over a blowout in inflation, if rates are left too low for too long, and this validates why, they may still hike rates even when the economy still looks quite weak," Nicholson added.
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Since the totality of Bitcoin's blockchain has to be downloaded in order to mine Bitcoin or run a full Bitcoin node — a program that validates transactions on the network — that means anyone who does so is in possession of potentially illegal content.
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There are hundreds of known cognitive biases — confirmation bias (we often only see info that validates our prior assumptions) , hyperbolic discounting (we're really poor at valuing things with respect to time) and the bandwagon effect (we attach too much value to herd behavior).
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"While we have amplified our message of doing something unexpected from a place no one would expect, this award validates that mission and challenges us to execute on a high level from our city while continuing to grow our global Krewe," he explained.
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"The caliber of companies we're seeing through Project Entrepreneur further validates what we've always believed — that there is an incredible population of talented female founders in cities and towns across the country," said Lori Feinsilver, UBS Head of Community Affairs & Corporate Responsibility, Americas.
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The authentication framework "digitally validates the handoff of phone calls passing through the complex web of networks, allowing the phone company of the consumer receiving the call to verify that a call is from the person supposedly making it," the FCC said.
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But regardless of whether a viewer appreciates the buildup or just wants everyone to get to the darn fireworks factory, the climaxes in this model of storytelling must eventually create a catharsis so satisfying that it retroactively validates all the narrative heel dragging.
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"This is definitely fantastic news and validates everything science has been saying all along," said Dr. Aaron Lord, a physician at New York University School of Medicine who co-founded the PrEP4All Collaboration, which aims to expand access to PrEP for all Americans.
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"It validates for a kid somewhere in a community wondering if he belongs or she belongs or they belong in their own family that if you believe in yourself and your country, there is a lot backing up that belief," Buttigieg said.
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AT&T also validates calls if you're an iPhone user, but right now, there's no way to know if a call is authenticated when you see the number on your screen — instead, you have to check your call log after the fact.
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The report validates the Federal Reserve's decision last month to cut interest rates for the third time this year, but signal a pause in the easing cycle that started in July when it reduced borrowing costs for the first time since 2008.
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It calls this the SHAKEN/STIR framework: The framework digitally validates the handoff of phone calls passing through the complex web of networks, allowing the phone company of the consumer receiving the call to verify that a call is from the person supposedly making it.
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Kleven validates this conclusion by doing more careful, controlled event studies comparing labor force participation and employment pre- and post-reform, and comes up empty: "Apart from the 21993 reform, all estimates are either small and statistically insignificant or they are negative," he finds.
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"If the upcoming information validates my view of the outlook, then U.S. monetary policy will need to move at a faster pace than implied by futures prices to a more neutral posture as the labor market tightens further and U.S. inflation rises," Dudley said.
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Having the high-profile ex-prosecutor as an ally -- he's leading the transition team that will assemble a potential Trump presidential administration -- validates Trump's recent claim that he's the "law and order" candidate following the death of five Dallas police officers during a peaceful rally.
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"This latest news validates our concerns that this technology is invasive and inaccurate—and the government has no justification for using it to undermine the privacy of our daily commutes," Daniel Schwarz, privacy and technology strategist at the New York Civil Liberties Union, told Gizmodo.
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The findings did not surprise Dr. Albert Wu, an internist and professor of health policy and management at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health "This paper validates things I experience in my practice every day and that my patients complain about," Wu said.
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This email security feature sits on top of two existing security protocols, Sender Policy Framework (SPF) and DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM), which cryptographically verifies a sender's email, and can mark emails as spam or reject them altogether if an email can't be properly validates.
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For example, later in this episode, when she finds out that Jonah is succeeding in his Congressional campaign by railing against her record, a move that actually validates her theory that everyone is "trying to get her," she lets it roll off her back.
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Confederate monuments in the South, in all of their artistic barbarity and weighty symbolism, are but one kind of commemoration of slavery and white power among many that shape our everyday environments, influence our collective identities and silently signal what our national culture validates.
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For one thing, they do tend to bounce around a lot; for another, claims that a good number in a particular quarter somehow validates the Trumpian claim to be able to achieve high growth for a decade are almost too stupid to argue with.
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"The exceptional growth across our major segments of core commerce, cloud computing and digital media and entertainment validates our strategy of investing in customer experience, product, technology and infrastructure for the future," Maggie Wu, chief financial officer at Alibaba, said in a statement Thursday.
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And emblematic of this Israel-first policy is his relationship with embattled Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu who not only validates Trump's credentials with this hardline constituency but is a sort of soulmate as they both confront investigations, a hostile media and attacks from liberal adversaries.
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It's the kind of stat that makes for a good headline, and one that also validates the view, perhaps bolstered by scenes of unrest on TV, that the US cities are becoming more dangerous places akin to the "war zones" Republican candidate Donald Trump has described.
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"The support of ISS validates our strong belief that ADP has the right strategy and board in place to continue delivering value for our clients, employees, stockholders, and the 40 million people globally who rely on our services," ADP Chairman John Jones said in a statement.
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The email, with the subject line "The Information that Validates President Trump on Charlottesville," was forwarded by Trump lawyer John Dowd to conservative journalists, government officials and friends, the Times reported, citing a copy of the email that was provided to them by one of its recipients.
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Sabathia's journey validates my own, simply for happening where everyone can see it, and also redeems and informs those of countless other sports fans watching from their couches, or from a treatment bed, or after drinking a six-pack they swore they weren't going to buy.
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The petro further validates the significance of cryptocurrency The launch of the petro raises other questions, such as how did cryptocurrencies make the jump from serving as an object of pure speculation and the tainted tool of cybercriminals to being embraced by a large nation state?
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Marshall, using a legal strategy I consider to be sublime in its brilliance, argued that the rule of law must be used to protect the public, especially children, from the damaging psychological effects of de jure segregation and the violently warped policies and characters it validates.
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Nor is there a coherent group on the platform articulating any sort of direct answer to this budding form of reaction — which both validates this material in the eyes of its creators and gives it room to breathe, grow and assert itself beyond its immediate vicinity.
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"This validates the idea that we can have a message, the same message, connect in urban and rural and suburban communities, that we can reach out to Democrats, and to independents, and even to some future former Republicans, ready to bring change to this country," Buttigieg said.
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A look at her most commonly used phrases validates the truth in this: Zachary Crockett / Vox While Trump repeatedly markets his television appearances to his followers (he uses "I will be interviewed" almost as many times as his campaign slogan), Clinton's tweets read like the manicured politician she is.
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After SoftBank announced its plans to launch a $2188 billion innovation fund in Latin America, we reached out to the good folks at the Latin American Venture Capital Association (LAVCA) for some context, and what they told me only validates the reasoning behind SoftBank's interest in the region.
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When it comes to news sources, the stories tweeted by Trump (and the staffers who sometimes manage his Twitter account) suggest that he is unfazed by news of questionable accuracy, likely to rely on hyper-partisan news, and apt to promote mainstream news only when it validates his opinions.
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"This decision validates our argument that when the law is fairly applied and facts are impartially weighed, Millennium&aposs project meets environmental standards and should be approved," Wendy Hutchinson, the company&aposs vice president of government and public affairs, said in a news release after Friday&aposs decision.
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Like the (generally) male geeks who think their worship of the canon gives them a say in who holds the power in their culture, as well as what kind of stories are told in that culture, Bran is rewarded by a communal narrative that validates his sense of entitlement.
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Pete Buttigieg appeared to become emotional during a campaign event in New Hampshire on Tuesday, arguing that his early lead in the 2020 Iowa Democratic caucuses "validates" a sense of belonging for children in America who feel out of place in their communities or among members of their families.
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"Yes, criminalizing it validates the fact that the government of Nepal thinks it is a criminal offense, but it does not in any way ensure that people will stop doing it," said Pema Lakhi of the Nepal Fertility Care Center, one of the country's leading menstrual hygiene activists.
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The new pact with Mexico and Canada to some extent validates Trump's hard-nosed negotiating style on trade, in which he has used tariffs — or the threat of them — to pressure trading partners to the negotiating table to re-work deals he has long condemned as bad for America.
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" Mr. Krugman says that what makes him maddest about recent news is the way the media effectively validates so many of Mr. Trump's demonstrably false statements, including, Mr. Krugman says, his "completely ridiculous claim that he's adding jobs," and "completely ridiculous claims on everything from crime to foreign policy.
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Instead, his brothers' revelations shed light on how some male survivors live with the pain—or replicate it by becoming perpetrators themselves—in a society that rewards unhealthy models of masculinity, validates myths that have sustained rape culture, and often fails to educate people about healthy sexuality and boundaries.
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Before turning over such a massive stock of funding to terrorists, one would have hoped that at least President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaSchumer: Transcript 'absolutely validates' Trump impeachment inquiry How the 'Obama Doctrine' can solve the Iran stand-off The key impeachment question: What if Trump is acquitted?
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When Ellaria murdered Doran, she justified her betrayal by telling him that the people of Dorne despise him for his inaction after the deaths of Oberyn and Elia Martell at the hands of Gregor Clegane, but we're never shown a single moment of Dornish resentment that validates the coup.
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"Indeed, Mr. Smollett now claims that the dismissal of the charges exonerates him and validates that he was not only the victim of a hate crime, but also that he was unjustly vilified and smeared by the Chicago police and the entire Cook County criminal justice system," the petition said.
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Credit: Joseph Byrnes"This study is important because it validates the implicit prediction we made in 2015, that the Chicxulub impact affected not only the existing Deccan Traps magma system, but would have affected other existing magma systems as well," Paul Renne, who wasn't involved with the new study, told Gizmodo.
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In what observers of the case called a carefully calibrated threat, the U.S. Justice Department last week suggested that it would be willing to demand that Apple turn over the "source code" that underlies its products as well as the so-called "signing key" that validates software as coming from Apple.
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But at least this could be the beginning of us reexamining not only our media, but our entire culture, in which hatred of Muslims, immigrants, and people of color is frighteningly common, and validates and encourages the online radicalization of those who are angry, alienated, and increasingly willing to act.
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In terms of what makes these models different from the hundreds of FreeSync monitors on the market, Nvidia shared the following criteria that decides which monitors get a pass: G-SYNC Compatible testing validates that the monitor does not show blanking, pulsing, flickering, ghosting or other artifacts during VRR gaming.
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"Obviously Adobe have the vast majority of the creative professional market, so for them to promote workflows like this can only be a good thing for us, and validates what we have been doing with Affinity," Ashley Hewson, managing director at Serif, which makes Affinity Photo and Designer, tells The Verge.
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And the show validates that loneliness, to a point; it suggests the affected adulthood of Naota and others is juvenile, but it that there's no specific road map to adulthood and you pretty much have to come to terms with it on your own by getting out of your own head.
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A spokesperson for the company confirmed the following when asked by CNBC for more information: Samsung did not respond to a request for more information on whether the company integrates with third-party wireless cuffs, how often it needs to be calibrated to a cuff and how it validates accuracy.
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Lockheed Martin, the F-16's primary manufacturer, said Wednesday that the Air Force's approval of extended flight hours validates efforts to upgrade 300 F-16C and D model jets as part of a joint initiative to help keep US planes in the skies until the F-35 is finished.
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Bottom line: If we get this kind of earnings growth, it validates the market at current levels, but for stocks to keep going the president needs to revive the Trump trade by taking action that indicates that at least tax reform is on the way before the year is out.
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"Wall Street is going to be watching a lot of (Trump's) appointments and policy announcements to see whether it validates the more optimistic tone we've seen in the markets in the past few days," said Alan Gayle, senior investment strategist and director of asset allocation at RidgeWorth Investments in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Last Week Tonight is a show for the nerds, for people who like having income inequality or prisoner reentry explained to them in an accessible way, but with a side of dick jokes and a heavy dose of exasperation from Oliver that validates their frustration with the state of things.
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"Obviously Adobe have the vast majority of the creative professional market, so for them to promote workflows like this can only be a good thing for us, and validates what we have been doing with Affinity," Ashley Hewson, managing director at Serif, said at the time Photoshop on iPad was announced.
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Visitors to the Oval Office say Mr. Trump is obsessed with the décor — it is both a totem of a victory that validates him as a serious person and an image-burnishing backdrop — so he has told his staff to schedule as many televised events in the room as possible.
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The volume in VIX "options and futures tells us that yesterday was potentially a more serious event, and validates some of what we have discussed in recent notes about the growing leverage in VIX-linked products," Macro Risk Advisors head derivatives strategist Pravit Chintawongvanich wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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Like the president's three attempts to bar access to the United States from a range of Muslim-majority countries, Trump's reigniting of a long-settled debate over Guantánamo validates the messaging of terrorists about the United States and threatens to fuel the very radical Islamic extremism Trump has vowed to eradicate.
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Taken as a whole then, the Mueller report, which has hung over Trump's administration like a dark cloud promising rain for 22 months, did the opposite of what many people expected: It provides Trump with a neutral -- and credible -- source that, largely validates the mantra of his presidency: No collusion.
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"This study confirms the benefits of these drugs are similar in both pre- and post-menopausal patients with advanced hormone receptor-positive breast cancers, and it further validates the clinical value of adding ribociclib for these patients," said study co-author Dr. Debu Tripathy from the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center.
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The book's introduction quotes Adrienne Rich's essay, "Women and Honor: Some Notes on Lying," regarding the distressing and ongoing reality faced by most women in most societies: Women have been driven mad, "gaslighted," for centuries by the refutation of our experience and our instincts in a culture which validates only male experience.
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The fact that a Sanrio anime is both acknowledging these inequalities and portraying fantasies of taking the easy way out is incredibly refreshing, because it validates so much of what goes unspoken — or at least, underexplored in mainstream media — about female anger and when and how it is allowed to be expressed.
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"This validates the idea that we can have a message -- the same message -- connect in urban and rural and suburban communities; that we can reach out to Democrats, and to independents, and even to some future former Republicans ready to bring change to this country," said Buttigieg in Laconia, New Hampshire, last week.
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Harris said Comey's written statement ahead of a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on Thursday validates news reports that she said had raised questions over whether Trump may have obstructed justice by interfering with an FBI probe into Russia's involvement in the election, and into former national security adviser Michael Flynn's business dealings.
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I'm trying to be a lot less emotional (I don't like how easy it is for me to panic/cry sometimes), but he's also gotten really good at helping me deal with my emotions in a way that validates how I'm feeling but doesn't let me go too far off into anxiety and panic.
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Now, California voters have a chance to tell their members of Congress whether they want them to pass a constitutional amendment that would allow for limits on political campaign spending, thanks to a ruling this week by the California Supreme Court that validates an instruction measure the legislature had referred to voters in 2014.
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The firm's software validates a person's identity by taking their selfie and applying a mix of machine learning and human fraud experts to match their face with a government-issued ID. Its latest round of funding, announced Wednesday, was led by Salesforce's venture capital arm and Japanese financial group SBI, with additional backing from Microsoft's venture unit and others.
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The news that Trump campaign manager Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE shared campaign polling data with his Russian connections and lied about it validates a sense of looming crisis.
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In the 2019-set portion of the video, Cyrus validates his self-conscious friend when he doubts he'll find acceptance among classical country folks; it's a role similar to the one Cyrus played in real life, lending his name and reputation to a new take on "Old Town Road" after Billboard challenged its country bona fides.
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James Mann, author of then controversial 2007 book "The China Fantasy," sent me the following comments after reading the Campbell/Ratner piece, which he says validates the premise in his book: They share the same 2 central points — U.S. hopes of changing China were wrong, and the assumption that China could or wanted to be integrated into (our) international order was also wrong.
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On Saturday, at least 10 national antidoping organizations — including those in the United States, Germany, Spain, Japan, Switzerland and Canada — and more than 20 athlete groups representing Olympians from around the world made clear that they were preparing to request that the International Olympic Committee ban Russia's entire delegation from the Rio Olympics, if the report on Monday validates Dr. Rodchenkov's allegations.
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"This study is important because it validates with data two things we have suspected: that the rate of growth of light pollution continues upward on a worldwide scale, and that the migration of outdoor lighting from older technologies to LED isn't having the anticipated benefit in terms of global reductions in energy usage," John Barentine, the resident physical scientist for the International Dark-Sky Association, told Gizmodo.
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"With the recent comments of President Trump suggesting federal funding for HBCU's is unconstitutional; this validates our view of a horrible decision by the university inviting Secretary DeVos, who still has not pledged to drastically increase funding for all historically black colleges and universities," Adora Obi Nweze, president of NAACP Florida State Conference and member of the National Board of Directors, said in a statement Monday.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineSchumer: Transcript 'absolutely validates' Trump impeachment inquiry Democrats hit Scalia over LGBTQ rights Missouri Republican wins annual craft brewing competition for lawmakers MORE (D-Va.), Scalia said he believed that LGBTQ Americans were entitled to equal protection under the law and that it would be wrong for an employer to terminate someone based on their sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Elijah's example, a son of parents who rose from nothing to carve out a little something, a public servant who toiled to guarantee the least of us have the same opportunities that he had earned, a leader who once said he would die for his people, even as he lived every minute for them — his life validates the things we tell ourselves about what is possible in this country.
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I'd venture to say—and again it's just a wild guess—that we've created a counter-narrative to our loss in Vietnam, a culture that somehow validates small, pop-in, pop-out wars—drones, incursions—that can be kept to the side, along with school shootings and other outrageous incidences that would, for so many, take away too much if they were to be solved with reasonable social agreements.
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" Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 21998 race "It validates for a kid somewhere in a community wondering if he belongs, or she belongs, or they belong, in their own family," he said, his voice swelling with emotion as he alluded to being the first serious presidential contender who identifies as gay, "that if you believe in yourself and your country, there's a lot backing up that belief.
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"A son of parents who rose from nothing to carve out just a little something; the public servant who toiled to guarantee the least of us have the same opportunities that he had earned; a leader who once said he would die for his people even as he lived every minute for them — his life validates the things we tell ourselves about what's possible in this country," he asserted.
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The entire episode validates a core problem for Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump invokes son Barron while attacking Warren at rally Overnight Energy: Fish and Wildlife Service to review allegations over Trump Jr.'s Mongolian hunting trip | Groups challenge EPA decision on slaughterhouse rules | Greenpeace gives Bloomberg D-plus on climate MORE, and other members of the American left.
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The ruling, which validates the constitutionally of the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement the US and Philippines signed in 2014, is a bit more arcane about whose bases can be used by whom and under what conditions, but the long and short of it is that the Americans are back in the Philippines — right under the nose of the Chinese armed forces, within a short distance of areas of the South China Sea that China and the Philippines have been getting heated up over.
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While it's been a pleasure watching Nate Diaz come out from under the shadow of his big brother these last 18 months and become a full-fledged "needle-moving" star in his own right, as clever and subtle and plainspoken in his way as Nick when it comes to media philosophy and the art of negotiation, the return of Nick Diaz is a cause for celebration because it means the return of MMA's one true loyal opposition—a man for whom fighting is so deep down in the blood that he even fights against fighting and against the clichéd moorings and uncritical athlete pabulum that hold fighting up: that fighters must fight, that winning a belt validates a fighter's existence, that a fighter without the desire to hurt others in his heart is no fighter at all.
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