But then I realised, is peer validation the ultimate validation?
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They don't need the validation of others, because true validation comes from within.
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Sometimes, the best thing about external validation is that it allows for internal validation.
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The validation of others or in this case the validation of "the one" that will make you whole.
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Validation logic or data validation ensures that the user is inputting correct and useful data for the field.
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I have accepted that peer validation will not come unless the huge noise of audience validation is made around you.
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VALIDATION Automakers need to develop testing and validation methods that account for the wide range of technologies used in driverless cars.
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The Independent Verification and Validation Facility has been renamed the Katherine Johnson Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V) Facility, NASA said.
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Validation By replying to and recommending each other's comments, students get validation for their ideas, feelings and experiences from their peers.
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"They have immediate social validation or lack of validation at the touch of a button," said Michael Jones, chief executive of Science Inc.
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Among the new features is an intelligent response validation that will automatically suggest the right kind of response validation for your various fields.
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In and out: An addiction journey Many of the male residents gave me validation around my appearance, validation that was inappropriate for the setting.
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Peer validation also comes from the validation of the people – peers won't have a choice but to validate you if the people like you.
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And then, I'm just really lucky that between the Uber validation and the Bloomberg validation, it's sort of an easy conversation to have with VCs and founders.
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Sadly, for those of us who seek validation outside of ourselves (most of us to one degree or another), there is never going to be enough external validation.
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It also offers anti-money laundering (AML) and know-your-customer (KYC) validation by using multiple data sources, including email validation, blacklist scanning, and device and IP detection.
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Beyond that, it features large buttons that let you choose from a selection of micro-tasks like image transcription, handwriting recognition, translation and translation validation, as well as map translation validation.
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Select the cell that contains the drop-down list, then, in the Data menu at the top of your screen, click Data Validation, and select Data Validation again from the menu.
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However, even for seasoned founders who understand how vital market validation is to the success of their company, it can be all too easy to get distracted chasing the wrong kind of validation.
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You deserve the same respect and validation as everyone else.
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I don't care who you are, social validation feels good.
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Personalized learning more generally has seen early validation from researchers.
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The validation and verification process is extensive, costly, and exhausting.
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We rely on it for messages of love and validation.
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They are the front line for product validation and marketing.
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Another way to support your claims is through clinical validation.
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It's an incredible validation for every artist on that list.
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It was validation [hearing] 'Yes, you're on the right path.
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It brings visibility and validation to identities marginalized by society.
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Reggie felt relief and validation; more importantly, he felt hope.
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It's a concrete validation that I'm on the right path.
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This is who I am with or without your validation.
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I wanted some sort of validation or control or understanding.
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But there is a validation of sorts happening here, too.
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But conversations that agree are not discussions, they are validation.
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The Oxford English Dictionary has given YouTubers some career validation.
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"I'm not one that really needed validation," Ochocinco tells us.
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Moore added that she no longer looks outwards for validation.
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The Circle offers her that, along with belonging and validation.
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And I finally had the validation that I wasn't crazy.
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Should you have some identity requirement for actual identity validation?
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" The key word associated with the Oculus acquisition is "validation.
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That I didn't get the affirmation and validation I wanted?
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But days from UFC 200, Cormier's chance at validation disappeared.
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No reassurance sustains him for too long; no validation suffices.
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Plus, paying customers provide validation and leverage to potential investors.
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You wrote that this was a validation for your company.
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For some, it's validation that was a long time coming.
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For some, it's validation that was a long time coming.
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And reading its methodology in full — biome-level validation estimates!
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But what that was was a validation of the method.
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Allen Edmonds: 15% off regularly priced merchandise after ID validation.
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To the contrary, my reaction was validation of its mission.
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Each man offers Jones a chance at validation and reinvention.
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People look for external validation to make sure they're good.
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Give yourself a break from the prism of online validation.
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She will provide human validation for the data we collect.
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Design features that encourage social validation should also be removed.
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It brings market validation," says Branson, "and real time feedback.
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"For us, it was the validation we needed," says Ganz.
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He yearns for normalcy, but he yearns more for validation.
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The technology is still in the validation phase, Upson said.
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Every minute of public outrage feeds their hunger for validation.
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But then, you should not look to others for validation.
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Then tout the resulting estimates as validation of your plan.
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The very fact that they needed Medwick was a validation.
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Here are six takeaways from the Nevada caucuses: Sanders gets a win -- and validation -- in Nevada Nevada gave Sanders more than a clear victory on Saturday -- it delivered a striking validation of his campaign's strategy.
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It is the validation that we were on to something truthful.
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Don't be scared off by the valet—it's free with validation.
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So, are swipers using matches for a fleeting moment of validation?
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In August, CLEAR launched a biometric payment and age validation service.
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A lot of black people look to non-blacks for validation.
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Gang-stalking victims document everyday life, and search for validation online.
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Elon Musk's Boring Company continues to gain validation from city governments.
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And then people want the validation of the likes and comments.
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I don't need this validation, but I sure don't hate it.
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Last year, Cuba was the first country to receive the validation.
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You can now wear your mildly discontented face with some validation.
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I don't need to be looking for validation from social media.
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But, be conscious that fame is not validation for your craft.
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The first points of validation seem minor, but are legally important.
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Because the validation and power in seeing your story, that's incredible.
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Megan Rapinoe praised the decision as a validation of their campaign.
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External validation shouldn't be your motivating principle, but it is motivating.
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He claimed each market record as a validation of his policies.
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It's better than not getting validation codes texted to your phone.
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We've had external validation of the technology by leading cancer centers.
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Does praise from your peers offer a different kind of validation?
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Her honestly made it so that she needed no external validation.
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It finally offers validation for the GOP's monopoly on Washington power.
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His realistic photographs of these tableaux eventually drew art-world validation.
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"Markets will be looking for validation of this pricing," he added.
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Perhaps, therefore, there's a far more challenging, more evasive compromise: validation.
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The past year has brought some validation to female Senate aides.
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The lesson he said he took from the election was validation.
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Whether or not they acknowledge it, the Astros need validation, too.
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They serve as validation of the worrisome threat landscape organizations endure.
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For heaven's sake, I don't need external validation of that truth.
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I think it's a validation of how people want to eat.
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"Our growth is a huge validation for our vision," she said.
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Only six panned out—a validation rate of eleven per cent.
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In the legal saga surrounding 21 Savage, I found unexpected validation.
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This, I'm not so confident about and will require some additional validation.
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AND THE BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY INVESTMENT IS GOOD AS ANY VALIDATION FOR THAT.
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We require validation from one another to psychologically persevere and be resilient.
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This study's findings are at least a validation of the overall theory.
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"We now have the validation of the tech industry," Kalache told me.
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"Just getting the validation that we believe you," said O'Connor of RAINN.
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Start with validation, then go into your concern, and end with thanks.
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Maybe she's confident the bonds of family don't need that extra validation?
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From Uber's perspective, it's another sign of validation from Europe's largest economy.
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The end is communication, validation, and nurturing my relationship with the listener.
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Every release goes through extensive internal validation before it reaches any customers.
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That systems approach also includes proper validation before testing on public roads.
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I'm not trying to get validation nor do I need it anymore.
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Our analysis shows a correlation between technical validation and follow-on funding.
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But you can't look for that kind of validation from other people.
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It's a dream come true and a huge validation of her talents.
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The 2016 election, then, was a validation of massive proportions for Trump.
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Because, for him, it represents the validation of, literally, his entire existence.
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I'm not trying to get validation, nor do I need it anymore.
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Through them, she strives to give confidence and validation to her subjects.
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Platform for the validation of autonomous vehicle AI. Le Car (Novi, MI)
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This is done in silico and is not a real world validation.
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Tony: When people pay for your photos with dollars, that's true validation.
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Trump has a narcissistic personality, and thus is always looking for validation.
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She finds validation in gratuitous sex with loathsome men with bad teeth.
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He'll see you as a source of the validation he constantly needs.
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The validation I was seeking was not just from the cheerleading squad.
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Surely, Luntz won't be the last prominent denier to seek such validation.
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Gover said the approval signals "validation of the science of cannabinoid medication."
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This finding is further validation about what I know about my husband.
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But among Breitbart's ideologically driven journalists, her remarks were taken as validation.
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A validation that purposely misleading on the taxpayer's dime is a-OK!
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It also doesn't hurt that every Like feels like a personal validation.
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The creeps of the world are desperate for our attention and validation.
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Radical self-expression, love, community, validation and inclusion make Pride month great.
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The health regulator also requested certain additional nonclinical data and validation reports.
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What is the relationship between external validation and the impulse to create?
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The first stage is prototyping validation and getting first pass to doctors.
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This bit of "unnatural selection" was an important validation of directed evolution.
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For years, Viktor Orban, Hungary's strongman leader, has craved validation from Washington.
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Like any millennial, I was in search of some juicy online validation.
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Good accounting, validation, and transparency can ensure that offsets yield proper results.
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I don't mean Americans awaiting the Electoral College's validation of Donald Trump.
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With a simple act my former supervisor provided me with that validation.
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But the validation is that when the stops plummeted, nothing bad happened.
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All the app fun, with none of the overbearing need for validation.
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And modeling made me comfortable with who I am — it was validation.
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Israel's national character is its own business; it doesn't require Palestinian validation.
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Winning is a secondary validation — the outer affirmation of the inner effort.
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To Lifshitz, the PayPal deal is validation of Swift Financial's underwriting technology.
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"Honestly, I don't really need his validation for what happened," she said.
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This allowed readers to stop obsessively seeking white validation for black art.
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Eavesdropping is an act of give and take, of validation and denial.
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Sean Parker, one of Facebook's early investors recently told Axios that the platform was specifically designed to prey on our need for validation from one another—the need for that validation being one of our greatest psychological weaknesses.
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Holding back Autopilot drive on navigation for a few more weeks of validation.
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You're a QUEEN and you don't need anyone's validation to prove it otherwise.
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The humans, meanwhile, receive unconditional companionship and emotional validation from their canine counterpart.
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Their announcement is validation of the path we embarked on two years ago.
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Managers can set different kinds of rules with different limits and validation processes.
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Another said that L was an emotional leech who was thirsty for validation.
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Many Roadsters part of the Validation Prototypes series were destroyed in crash testing.
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" Mitra adds, "For them the goal is to achieve customer validation, not financing.
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RJF: I hope people come away with a sense of validation and reassurance.
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It's a huge validation for the company and the broader digital token market.
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"I think it's a validation statement for all of us," Mayman tells TechCrunch.
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"These discoveries are a validation of our work and our research," she said.
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This risk can be lowered through validation and testing as we've shown below.
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Issuers of green bonds have long sought external validation of their environmental credentials.
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The validation of progress and representation is not felt positively among all groups.
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If that validation disappears, it can trigger unfounded feelings of isolation or inadequacy.
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WIRED tumbled into the mid-2000s in a whirlwind of validation and confusion.
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The partnership is a validation for GameMine's subscription-based pitch to wireless carriers.
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I think on a deeper level we all crave a level of validation.
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A set of high-quality biopsy-confirmed images was then used for validation.
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He notes struggles with time management and feeling a need for social validation.
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""If Boeing wants to build public trust," he added, "let public validation occur.
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At the time, Seth felt like validation for the geeks of the world.
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Third-party validation from consumer wine and trade publications will likely be important.
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"We are all looking for validation every day from all directions," Rubin says.
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You are chasing some glimmer of validation that recedes ever further from view.
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The service relates to assisting in ongoing identity validation needs of the IRS.
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This means more data, more third-party validation and more edge cases covered.
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Not sure if everyone will agree, but it certainly gives Khalifa some validation.
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They don't need anyone else's validation; they know just how good they are.
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Raya's iOS-only app isn't a swiping game for fun and personal validation.
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Russakow said that's just validation that ownership is where the market is going.
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In many cases, the wanted reaction is simple: It&aposs support and validation.
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Validation and cryptographic code are duplicated and reimplemented across the codebase, often erroneously.
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No matter this success, Tool seeks something beyond validation in the art world.
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"That validation and motivation — it's just what that does to a young person."
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The real-world validation of so much consensus opinion tilted stock prices upward.
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At times, it seemed the men were seeking validation as much as solutions.
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They all need a lot of handholding, reassurance, and validation which is fine.
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The validation of a museum show almost invariably lifts an artist's commercial value.
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Some of her clients ask her for validation in the form of fetish.
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For Rutherford, the recent demand has been a validation of a longstanding business.
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"Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's win is a validation point," he said in an interview.
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With that came a new outlook: Maybe I'd spent the money on validation.
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It was the validation the family needed to dive into the nomadic lifestyle.
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But a Final Four would bring a validation that a midseason ranking cannot.
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As for Wu, she grounds Destiny in a touching emotional quest for validation.
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But Chong's senior season has brought a validation born of resolve and finality.
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Regardless, the president and some allies have seized on the comments as validation.
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"You seek to serve, to inspire without seeking validation or credit," he says.
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And overlooked artists have many more ways in which they can seek validation.
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These levels include the basic Domain Validation for standard encryption and verification, and go up to Extended Validation, which has the highest level of security because the site goes through a more thorough level of vetting before the certificate is issued.
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Consider it another type of validation, like product-market fit: competitors think we're right.
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NASA earlier this year renamed its Independent Verification and Validation Facility in her honor.
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When he doesn't want to, I start feeling rejected and like I need validation.
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There is nothing funny about wasting sausage to satisfy some sophomoric desire for validation.
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For those who consistently play the lottery, the stories offer a sort of validation.
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He also says that it's unnecessary, because his company runs its own validation testing.
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In human intelligence work, a key challenge is the vetting and validation of sources.
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John is one of the older chefs on the show and he wants validation.
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Instead, many of these men saw sex with other men as primarily social validation.
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Each time, I thought I could glean some neat dick pics and self validation.
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It's a historic moment for several reasons: Congrats to cinephiles everywhere for the validation.
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Are we looking for validation from strangers, and why are we looking for that?
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The car is the 32nd Roadster produced as part of the Validation Prototype series.
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It is tempting to see this as a validation of both their immigration strategies.
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So if you validate your code against crappy data, the validation doesn't mean anything.
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The incident has focused new attention on the safety and validation of such vehicles.
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Back when blogging about something meant 'getting validation' via the smaller internet echo chamber.
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"Listening and validation can make the difference in a young girl's life," she said.
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That kind of validation and visibility is invaluable to the comedy community at large.
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Was that choice driven more by validation of Trump or a repudiation of Clinton?
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Its authors wondered if Trump's election acted as a validation of anti-immigrant sentiment.
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The point of it was just to say 'I never needed your validation anyway.
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To be here right now and have a sense of validation, this is crazy.
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Microsoft changed the focus of validation testing and added customer feedback into the mix.
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When I'm getting laughs onstage, it's like validation of my ideas, theories and experiences.
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Awards also offer additional benefits including, but not limited to, validation, credibility and branding.
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He is perpetually on the campaign trail in pursuit of validation, and another win.
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The incentive for holding OMGs, is to take part in the network validation process.
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Do you think it all points to a British craving validation from the US?
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I hope that this story brings some validation for people who experience these realities.
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The same public validation would take place; but via the blockchain's open, distributed ledger.
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It was a validation of my own experience, and of my reaction to it.
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Finally, the project goes to the validation stage before a company is set up.
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Molly (Yvonne Orji) was insecure in herself and wanted a serious relationship for validation.
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Tesla software team is working seven days a week to complete testing and validation.
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Grantland was helpful because once you land at a place like that, it's validation.
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You just have to follow the three distinct steps: mirroring, validation, and empathy. Confused?
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There's no reason for that, or to look to other people for that validation.
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As an artist, you want validation, and my first play wasn't a critical darling.
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More and more though, collectors don't care about validation, or a proven track record.
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Validation simply means acknowledging our own emotion and validating that they're okay and reasonable.
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He called the ruling a "validation of Ohio's efforts" to clean up voter rolls.
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And they want reality checks and validation that they are not imagining these experiences.
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Numerous major automakers are undertaking EV rollouts, encouraged by Tesla's validation of the market.
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The doors opened again just in time for the IMF to provide more validation.
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When these thoughts pop up, the urge to outsource my validation comes on strong.
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The second half of the document covers the validation and verification of these systems.
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But inevitably, that high from my newfound control, weight loss, and validation wore off.
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And don't look at competitors as validation; instead, they should make an entrepreneur uneasy.
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Yet, we must try to break the cycle and the need for external validation.
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The company generates revenue primarily through its machine learning data annotation and validation services.
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We perform extensive data validation to verify all names and addresses using public databases.
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Sometimes this validation happens in tangible ways: Martin is adept at rewarding true fans.
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Maybe because it had such high-level validation from the sports and media worlds.
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But it is strong, continued external validation for the Fairphone's designed-for-repairability claim.
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But I never wanted to seek validation by awards or anything controlled by politics.
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Posing with the Larry O'Brien trophy, and the glow of validation it signified, mattered.
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Pineapple pizza eaters are not looking for validation, they are just looking for respect.
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That's freed us from the external validation that too often rules our decision-making.
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If your confidence is based on external circumstances or validation, it will be shaky.
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That's freed us from the external validation that too often rules our decision making.
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History today is not a validation of the concerns of the media-political elite.
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While many come for personal or professional validation, the vast majority come for closure.
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An outright win in Georgia would serve as validation of the party's overall strategy.
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When we seek validation from others to know we're happy, we aren't truly happy.
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What was supposed to be a quick validation had turned up a major surprise.
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UFOs aside, the audience watches a man search, not for validation, but for healing.
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Others cite Spain as a validation of the revivifying powers of tough economic reforms.
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There's nothing wrong with seeking validation so long as you stay true to yourself.
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Not that world cinema needs the validation of Tinseltown, but its cup runneth over.
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The validation of that prophecy has greatly strengthened their standing and hurt the moderates.
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They&aposre looking for validation — for someone to nudge them in the right direction.
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Previous funding rounds included contributions from the Mayo Clinic for the company's validation trial.
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"These devices are so in service of social media—of needing validation," Anzures said.
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I'm flying around the world to the Middle East, to China, to all these places, not for my own validation and happiness, but to get the validation of other people who then don't make me happy even when they do validate me.
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"I do think it's a validation of this opportunity," executive chair Seth Goldman told me.
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Those convinced of Trump's Russia ties may see validation and proof of a grander conspiracy.
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He sees this investment as validation of the problem his startup is trying to solve.
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"Their announcement is validation of the path we embarked on two years ago," says Spencer.
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What once was a genuine passion has now become a need for more external validation.
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I am a poised POTUS and do not need validation from bad men and criminals.
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I hate to say it, but this feminist misses the validation of a building site.
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The coup, for his supporters and for himself, represents the ultimate validation of that image.
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Home Alone Finally, validation for everyone who suspected something wasn't right with that McCallister kid.
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The president cast the death of the ISIS leader as validation of his disengagement strategy.
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She gives the singleness inside of me more confidence and validation with everything she does.
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The ponderous title of the stealth legislation is the Enemy Property (Amendment and Validation) Act.
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He exhibited a measure of the boxer's bombast when he described the feeling of validation.
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It also provides an important validation for Argo, now valued at more than $7 billion.
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"The excitement was through the roof; it was validation for the culture," Jazzy Jeff said.
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"Having Tencent coming on board was a massive validation of what we've done," Cottam said.
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So it's ventilation, validation, and then the last part of it is prediction and preparation.
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"Our society is so caught up on, like, getting validation," Kardashian says of social media.
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After the second or third Like, the drip of dope becomes a roar of validation.
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She said there is "no validation that it's any more accurate than our product."[CNN]
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"Seeking validation in the simulation" is proven to have negative effects on our mental health.
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In her 20's, Blue looked for external validation and "wanted proof" of her success.
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" The Nation's Washington editor, George Zornick, mourned the Northam campaign's validation of "Gillespie's racist narrative.
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And isn't validation of a personal choice what a list like this is all about?
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For the budding virtual reality industry, Sundance is about more than discovery, it's about validation.
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We will announce the results of validation in the appropriate forum as soon as possible.
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For Somatic Narcissists, the body was ultimate validation, and ceaseless conquest was its own reward.
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Any missteps would only give validation to a larger rap community indefinitely warring against change.
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Another drive could be unlocked with "any password" by crippling the drive's password validation checks.
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Cash prizes are at stake, but the real emphasis seems to be on social validation.
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If you lose your job, you lose the attention and validation that comes with it.
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In parallel, we will be providing beta microcode to vendors for validation by next week.
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It was validation from the world's most valuable company that wearable technology was a thing.
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Providers of PACE financing cheered the move, calling it a validation of the growing program.
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If he doesn't receive this validation, he gets frustrated and it eats him up inside.
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It touches on issues like vanity, male validation, motherhood, sex and a culture of oppression.
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That said, the exit does provide a little more validation that EF's unique model works.
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Market validation is one thing, but for many collectors, it is museums that really matter.
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Validation all the way throughout life and a genuinely-not-bothered philosophy as a result.
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"They are looking for constant validation that they are a higher-value customer," he said.
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Clinton will be judged in part as a validation of Mr. Obama's legacy as president.
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However, validation would provide the government with a stronger mandate to drive ahead with reforms.
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Pot roast shares virtues with many dishes that have enjoyed the validation of ambitious chefs.
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Coinbase has partnered with Electronic Transaction Clearing for third-party auditing and financial reporting validation.
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Last year, T-Mobile started offering a "port validation feature" to protect against these hacks.
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Finally, she broke away from those expectations and sought validation from herself, not her looks.
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He told me he was his own first subject, part of an early validation study.
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I think they were shocked because it was the first time they had that validation.
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In alcohol, drugs, sex, validation, food, lack of food, the internet, belongings, beauty treatments, achievement!
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In other words, this looks to be pure speculative trading banking on validation from MSCI.
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A blue wave in the midterms would be a validation of the best American values.
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Interview was COMPLETE validation Meghan and Harry made the right choice to leave Royal Family.
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When we built our app, we wanted to give women the same sense of validation.
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The person on the phone very nicely explained that I already had port validation enabled.
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Real-world validation is important in a field dogged by a sense of unrealized hype.
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The play also offers validation of the different forms that love between men can take.
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Teens seeking external validation become intoxicated by sensationalist engagement, sometimes sending compromising photos or comments.
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The videos, in turn, present examples of the validation and affection he wants for himself.
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The Windows 10 validation bug may be the NSA's attempt to avoid a similar debacle.
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In similar fashion, another analyst said the Tesla news is a validation of AMD's technology.
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Maybe it was validation that our preference for software companies was good over the years.
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If he'd won that election it would have been the validation he was looking for.
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Validation of voter grievances, in and of itself, is a powerful political and psychological tool.
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Tribal elders celebrated what they said was the validation of months of prayer and protest.
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Davis's charge that Comey cost Clinton the election has found validation within the Trump administration.
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But many clinicians wanted to see validation of a survival benefit in a large trial.
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Also, I enjoyed the personal validation of knowing something I liked was something EVERYONE liked.
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But it also may be because she no longer needs to look for outside validation.
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Creators and viewers alike get validation, rather than a prompt for examination or self-reflection.
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In many ways, it was a validation of the strategy Robinhood adopted from day one.
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When I consider notions of beauty, I think of Lacan's theories in relation to validation.
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"For a man like General Allen, the service the Teacher provides is validation," Mr. Stern writes.
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Get Out creates a sense of empathy, but we should also note that it offers validation.
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Their self-esteems are based on validation from other people, and not from within one's self.
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Given this, we do not intend to perform validation that the URL matches the branding information.
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"Being nominated, especially in Best New Artist, that validation as a songwriter?" she adds to PEOPLE.
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Because of this, they've decided to do a final validation build before moving to mass manufacturing.
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I moved from one bad relationship to another in search of validation that I was attractive.
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He's a fundamentally gentle soul, but his sense of self is critically unstable without external validation.
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Writers and editors, with their unquenchable thirst for validation, love to hear thoughtful responses from readers.
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The missing piece, of course, is the careful, rigorous, prospective studies with the validation and replication.
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But if you're going to look for validation, having Snap snap up a partner isn't bad.
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That gave its name even greater appeal and the validation it needed to secure key sponsorships.
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Establishing medical and legal processes that support and confirm transgender individuals would help them gain validation.
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It's essential to me that people visit constantly, perhaps as validation that our house is welcoming.
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"This is extreme financial and strategic validation that this is a very important category," said Shah.
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Bannon and Trump appear to have taken his victory as a popular validation of their approach.
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Other Twitter users, desperate for validation, endlessly retweet their own tweets, spamming followers with duplicate information.
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Winning brought better living conditions, opportunities and validation -- not a Wheaties box, but cultural capital nonetheless.
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But validation for Xavier won't come from that; it will come from advancing deep into March.
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It was uncompromising confidence, the kind of self-validation that you can only see in yourself.
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"We're always discovering what works best for us and getting validation from our fans," says Wendy.
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This is a man who seeks validation for his crazy ideas through the adoration of women.
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The appointment of Mr Mueller feels like a validation of the very idea of impartial justice.
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Girls like C are always looking for something better and for recognition and validation, she added.
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But then I grew up, and I realized: The only validation I need is from myself.
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We have been watching their progress and assessed the impact of technical validation on their success.
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"The Facebook announcement is a complete validation that mainstream is now focused on cryptocurrencies," he said.
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It was us waiting for any kind of validation that our work, culture, and lives matter.
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He is obsessed with polls because he's insecure and requires near-constant validation of his worth.
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Once you get that first laugh, you just want to get that validation over and over.
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Canada said it would independently certify the 21 MAX in future, rather than accepting FAA validation.
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But a win there would be a validation that Cruz has broader appeal outside the South.
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Drew said he feels a sense of validation when his parents approve of what he's doing.
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No third party encryption service will be required to play the matchmaker and validation of data.
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"2018 You taught me that my heart is the only validation that I need," she concluded.
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He appears to seek only his own validation from the most revanchist, xenophobic crowds in America.
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Some people hate the notch and rue the day that Apple's iPhone X gave it validation.
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For Karol G, it's a strong dose of validation, and adds needed texture to the song.
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And the best way I know of to do that is through a process called validation.
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Closing our Series A was validation of our vision and opportunity, as well as our team.
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It broke down a lot of walls for me because validation is good and it's needed.
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Don't have sex with someone because you're feeling shit about yourself, or need validation through sex.
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We're always jealous that somebody else [is getting validation], when we don't think we have enough.
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I'd argue that this validation is actually an accelerant as traditional retail struggles to keep up.
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Men love to beg for credit and validation when they do the most basic shit imaginable.
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So, he seeks fame as validation, like a parched buffalo seeks a reservoir of fresh water.
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Requirements, QA, validation and test procedures need to be completed for every feature of every product.
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Musk said the new hardware will enable fully autonomous driving, pending regulatory approval and software validation.
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Empathy requires collaboration between doctors and patients; explanation and education; and validation of the patient's feelings.
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After the design validation tests, Orbital ATK kicked its 18-station assembly line into high gear.
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She encouraged us to seek our own forms of validation as a tool for self-soothing.
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"Imagine if we weren't constantly looking to each other for a sense of validation," she said.
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But though I don't need society's validation, I'm not naive enough to think other people don't.
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As Jake is trying to wrap things up, Nunberg looks for some validation for his decision.
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Iran might be particularly eager to gain attention and validation from the Chinese public, experts said.
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Now the country has received once-unthinkable validation of its artistic achievement: a best-picture Oscar.
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Critics of Twitter's tax break saw Dorsey's comments on Thursday as a validation of their skepticism.
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It turns out that most pharmaceutical companies run these kinds of in-house validation programs regularly.
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You'll learn how to develop a project roadmap, perform product validation, explore segmentation, and funnel reports.
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Our addiction to social validation and bursts of "likes" would continue to destroy our attention spans.
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"The reason you want that validation is that you want some level of certainty," Taylor says.
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And this is just validation that we are in a bit of an upward momentum here.
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CS: So how do you neutralize these longings you have for validation via male sexual desire?
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Most days my binder is my best weapon in war, my favorite comfort, my biggest validation.
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Numerous commenters were convinced that—desperate for attention and validation—Dan had posted the photo himself.
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For Communist-era victims and their descendants, however, the more important news was validation of the sentence.
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Aeva spent the past 18 months going through a validation process with Audi and parent company Volkswagen.
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Regardless, the study is welcome validation for some researchers who have doggedly argued for a viral origin.
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It was an enormous morale boost for Hamilton, external validation for the hard work he'd put in.
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Further, these certificates cannot be technically identified or distinguished from certificates where Symantec performed the validation role.
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In August they moved the needle even further by launching a biometric payment and age validation service.
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This tool offers a path to doing that, but it also raises questions about the validation process.
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Though Nero had good qualities, he was obsessed with fame and had an endless need for validation.
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As Monique seeks validation and stability, these are the kinds of juxtapositions viewers are forced to digest.
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I went on to win seven more contests, spurred on by that one golden flake of validation.
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But it also takes one small act of kindness to make a mama feel comfort and validation.
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It's nice to get the validation that everyone realizes it's a good idea too…a decade later.
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For example, what if counterparty validation can be done on the blockchain, instead of by a clearinghouse?
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This partnership would allow the startup to grow 10X in a year and would provide invaluable validation.
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Mexico was the only place Trump could come and attempt to achieve a crucial validation he lacks.
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Instead of dismissing those feelings, For A Bad Time Call wants to offer women catharsis and validation.
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We have the validation now of 200M broadcasts on this thing that a year ago didn't exist.
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But every new break in the case has provided some validation that it's all been worth it.
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The validation begets vilification; like a Shakespearean drama, we build them up only to tear them down.
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Features include real-time validation, automated government, insurance and tax communication and on-the-fly payroll calculations.
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While one award can't measure an entire career, for most people, validation of their work is important.
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In the meantime, the biggest trophy for cannabis companies is validation by others who are already respectable.
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But, while the queen has experimental evidence to back her up, rubies have had little such validation.
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It would be Alnylam's first approved medicine and validation for the long-held promise of RNAi technology.
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And concluding that Handel's narrow win is a validation of the Republican health care plan is wrong.
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Canada said it would independently certify the 3207 MAX in the future, rather than accepting FAA validation.
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Canada said it would independently certify the 21 MAX in the future, rather than accepting FAA validation.
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Canada said it would independently certify the 2373.76 MAX in the future, rather than accepting FAA validation.
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" "I wish people knew that living with a rare disorder means constantly fighting for validation and understanding.
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Relying on restorative justice to 'treat' this group would be a dangerous validation of their criminal deceit.
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Many savvy hardware startups now use crowdfunding primarily for either market validation or for marketing and awareness.
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But now the team is getting validation from one of the top technology companies in the world.
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Typically, our validation system prevents malicious edits from entering the system from any third party data source.
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Canada said it would independently certify the 22017 MAX in the future, rather than accepting FAA validation.
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As an artist, I don't really look for validation, because that's kinda how you start fucking up.
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Be the woman who does not require validation and refuses to settle for less than she deserves.
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As I'm fond of telling founders who ask for validation, ultimately it is the market that decides.
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"Her validation of Hillary at the right time will help bring everybody together," he added of Warren.
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They take that percentage because historically being associated with a gallery has provided an artist with validation.
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The pat on the back I was waiting for, the validation I so richly needed and deserved.
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The Court of Arbitration trumpeted the decision out of Germany as a validation of its supreme authority.
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"We did our audition and that was the first validation that we had something special," recalls Chadwick.
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Let's break down the passenger validation aspect of it, just because that's something that people know today.
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I craved validation from the people who, ironically, were now too far away to give me hugs.
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The consortium believes proper validation and verification should include testing on tracks, open roads and in simulation.
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We believe large-scale simulation tools for software validation and testing are critical for automated driving systems.
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It shouldn't really matter—young people don't need validation from media commentaries—yet right now, it does.
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"'I felt like I needed validation from everyone," Delevingne writes of her stint in the fashion business.
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Their post–Top Chef careers have been solid — a validation of the caliber of chefs that season.
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They must also undergo an extensive validation process by the department and a panel of outside experts.
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Instead of seeking validation from your child, you should get support from your partner or a friend.
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A focus on grades led me to play by the rules, check boxes and value external validation.
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He trumpeted its relentless rise as a validation of his leadership, his financial acumen and his policies.
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He trumpeted its relentless rise as a validation of his leadership, his financial acumen and his policies.
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He arrives at school to a chorus of exactly the kind of external validation he'd been craving.
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In your romantic life, try to be more independent and stop depending on your lover for validation.
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This transit can encourage you to address your needs for validation, and help you act with intention.
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This is justifiable in my mind because likes and retweets give me validation for my terrible posts.
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The President views the almost daily run of record highs on Wall Street as a personal validation.
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"The growth in new accounts is a validation for the value proposition that we have," she said.
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Any president presumably would like the legitimacy and historical validation conferred by a national popular vote victory.
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"I think it's a strong validation," Mr. Kennedy said on Friday, "and I'm very happy for Michael."
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For some creators, a checkmark comes with prestige and a validation of their work on the platform.
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You could take this underlining as a validation of the show's importance, but it saps the drama.
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I had enjoyed — in a facile, superficial way — the validation this gave me, at least at first.
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At times I saw a different side to Jones, one that was vulnerable, desiring validation and acceptance.
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In this new form, I was rejecting the need for outside validation, especially that of romantic partners.
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His testimony essentially offers Democrats validation for moving ahead with impeachment -- a significant political risk in itself.
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But his nomination as U.S. Ambassador to Israel, is the validation that our trust was properly placed.
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AT&T announced on Wednesday that it has turned on call validation displays for certain Android phones.
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Among other things, it also finds concurrency issues, incorrect handling of resources and issues with input validation.
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The institution considered the book as a validation of the Heritage Foundation's assault on its liberal paradigm.
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As a feminist, it pains me to admit that I got so much validation from male attention.
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Between the lines: The audits, called "risk adjustment data validation," have created paranoia among insurers for years.
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Spotify's coming IPO is validation for CEO Daniel Ek, who has built a giant music streaming business.
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He'd warned us to be wary of confirmation bias — interpreting new evidence as validation of one's preexisting beliefs.
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I think Sundance was a real turning point for him, to have that public validation of his story.
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Fifty Years will invest at the seed stage, based on a built product, and ideally some market validation.
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Digital ag companies need to create validation and early market interest through farmer uptake and certified field tests.
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" With a trembling voice, Gomez said, "I'm not trying to get validation, nor do I need it anymore.
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These transaction are an opportunity for clients to express and seek validation for fantasies, or to feel valued.
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The process seems to resemble more of an A/B test than a customer or market validation exercise.
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What I do remember is being dealt a blow to the stomach by an overwhelming sense of validation.
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But the mayor took Clinton's loss to Donald Trump as a validation of some of his own ideals.
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"Some of the strengths of machine learning are that you can do things like cross-validation," LaConte says.
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Unlike many people, who report feeling a loss of identity after finding out the truth, Erin felt validation.
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His power is more or less his incompetence and need for validation from his far-smarter cousin Bruce.
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Iowa Democratic Party officials say results will be delayed as a paper validation of caucus results is undertaken.
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But over time, Instagram evolved into a game where everyone seeks to win the most Likes and validation.
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Production validation has progressed positively with the initial manufacturing system for MosaiQ™ consumables proving to be robust.
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Reports like these are solid validation of Ohio's growing reputation as one of America's top states for business.
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Whiteness was used as a 'scientific' validation of superiority that enabled the imperialistic and exploitative practices of colonialism.
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Premium plans let you select multiple administrators and create a validation workflow to approve expensive transfers for instance.
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Even if I wasn't attracted to that person, it gave me some validation that I wasn't a monster.
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We constantly seek validation from the outside world because we are told you, yourself is not good enough.
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It's been an amazing journey and the audiences validation has been exceptional... 24BN [sic] thank yous to all!
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We want to set a higher standard in mental healthcare that is based on evidence and clinical validation.
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My experience with the CIA should be additional validation that I am committed to keeping this country safe.
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"Launching with IBM brings credibility and validation to the notion that data should be human property," he said.
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It's a validation of emotion that's unique, and strange, and I've never found or felt it anywhere else.
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While these quantitative results are encouraging for Verlinde's theory, they are only a first step towards its validation.
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They praised the system's high-level play, its validation of existing techniques and inventive use of new ones.
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"It's definitely not a place anybody should go to for validation — I can't find it there," she says.
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Sahni says the biggest asset of the accelerator is the validation it gives to other potential bank clients.
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You need attention, you need public validation and becoming a politician was your only way to get it.
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It looks for validation, especially in the number 17, which coincides with where Q is in the alphabet.
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The Hunters team tells me that it did a lot of market validation before deciding on its focus.
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Auth0 chief executive Eugenio Pace said its Series E was "validation" that the company is doing things right.
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Women in rap aren't looking for the validation of men in the industry, regardless of their past employment.
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I don't mention my identity-related anxieties to family and most friends because I won't find validation there.
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"As soon as this validation is obtained, this is the 'Go' for moving to the clinic," he says.
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CANADA TRANSPORT MINISTER SAYS WE REEXAMINING VALIDATION TRANSPORT CANADA GAVE THE FAA CERTIFICATION OF BOEING 737 MAX PLANE
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The award is an important validation of the Falcon Heavy, one of the most powerful rockets ever made.
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Seeking that validation allowed me to get stuck in a loop of self-doubt, and it became obsessive.
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That got me interested in age validation, and later it turned out he was actually 15 years younger.
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"Their very presence is a validation that there is a renaissance in the South Side," said the Rev.
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It's hard to pinpoint exactly where my overwhelming sense of validation comes from within the confines of Besharam.
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Many experts, including bitcoin bull Brian Kelly, see the move as a validation of the rise of cryptocurrencies.
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Most dealmakers were already expecting the deal to be approved, making the ruling a validation, not a surprise.
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The technique still needs to be "replicated by several teams around the globe" for further validation, he said.
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They were also validation for his voters, who see his populist crusade as the scourge of international elites.
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All these characters are seeking validation from someone or something in some way in a very modern style.
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It sells horrible drinks as social occasions (Jägermeister, wine coolers) and stupidly expensive watches (Rolex) as personal validation.
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When you're touring you're in this false validation bubble where people come to see you play every night.
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Delaney has secured a spot on the first 2020 debate stage, a validation of sorts for his candidacy.
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But that didn't stop him from seeking validation in the form of a biopic on the big screen.
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I definitely feel a lot more validation using my words, but you'd think it would be the opposite.
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"The investment from MAVCAP is a very good validation for Vynn Capital," said Victor Chua, who is Malaysian.
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Despite all the validation for its journalism, The Guardian burned through tens of millions of dollars in cash
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"I got energy from doing it and that validation of finding something that becomes news," Mr. Kaczynski said.
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Overseeing much of Time Warner's downsizing was Mr. Bewkes, for whom Saturday's agreement serves as validation of sorts.
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"He loved every minute of the validation because he never got it from his father," his niece said.
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"Couples want validation from followers and friends," she said, and oftentimes they do that with photos and hashtags.
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But Netflix needs the Oscars and the validation they bring to compete with traditional studios for top talent.
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A clinical narcissist actually has little to no self-esteem, and therefore requires an insatiable need for validation.
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For Rory, who finds most of her self-worth in other people's validation, it's a horrifying development. 38.
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Their daughter, Claire (Lindsey Shaw), thrives on the cutthroat popularity game, but she also craves more meaningful validation.
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Is her triumph also a validation of the progressive banner and of candidates who ally themselves with Sanders?
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It would be validation for Trump, who could then brag that he had defied the experts once again.
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I'm hoping soon for both of our sanities that we will get that validation of our partnership soon.
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"What I've learned is I don't need the outside validation, I don't need the outside noise," she said.
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PITTSBURGH — Imagine dreaming about going away to college, about the opportunity for validation and reinvention that it presents.
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"The validation is in the signature," Bryan Finney, CEO of Democracy Live, the company providing the technology, said.
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"There are only a handful of companies that would pass the validation, not the valuation test," he said.
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Dr. Plumptre imagines updating the conflict-free mineral listing to include a "bushmeat-free" or "conservation-friendly" validation.
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The exchange is one of administrative frenzy: Pelosi, with gavel in hand, striking the podium with earned validation.
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The abundance of fans in the film crew amounted to a validation for Ubisoft's baby steps into Hollywood.
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Trump's obsession with, and validation of fake news via his Twitter account was damaging enough as a candidate.
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Another area for improvement Zalis saw was when the woman turned to her husband as if for validation.
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There are several multi-gene tests available that differ in their degree of scientific and clinical validation data.
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Saying you have a Square Enix game is, on its face, a form of validation for Apple Arcade.
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Countries are also obliged to share details of their investigations, and even lab tests, with WHO for validation.
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"This is not yet ready for the clinic, but it could be with further independent validation," he said.
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And I climbed, believing along the way that success, happiness and validation came with earning a high income.
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I am deeply disappointed to find such validation of self-loathing, women-loathing bigotry within the Book Review.
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It is the validation of what came before just as it is the preparation for what comes after.
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Those critics contend that Mr. Obama's visit to Cuba will be interpreted as a validation of a repressive regime.
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SWIFT said in a statement on Tuesday that from December it would begin sending 'Daily Validation Reports' to clients.
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But Rita just tells it like it is, so I ask exactly what she means by "desperation for validation"?
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I do think this [sponsorship] is a validation for the city-based approach that they're trying to put together.
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But these studies that Perlin relies on are internal validation studies that were paid for and run by Cybergenetics.
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My story is extraordinary, and is not a validation of the ethos of pulling oneself up by the bootstraps.
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"Going through final validation & regulatory approval," Musk said of Summon+, a planned upgrade to Tesla's Summon auto-parking feature.
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If Gazzaley's game gets the stamp of the FDA, it'll be a powerful validation of the cognitive training field.
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I don't do this for validation any more, rather, it's who I am, and I've found peace with it.
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"Self included, we are just so, so hungry all the time for validation," author Emily Gould told BuzzFeed News.
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Above all else, he is a politician, and politicians run for office because they desperately need attention and validation.
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And Mr. Trump was the bull in chief, celebrating the record-breaking march as validation of his economic policies.
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The study says that this includes data scraping, account validation attempts, and even blocking seats on airline booking websites.
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Games downloaded that appear in Play may still function if they do not require a purchase validation upon launch.
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Other users replied with validation of his feelings and suggestions that, with time and practice, things will get easier.
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"We have heard these calls to hatred – calls stigmatizing and demonizing minorities, beginning the validation of violence," he said.
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HBO's nomination was a creative validation for the network, and a bellwether for the imminent rise of cable programming.
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The programmers who build these systems are writing what they call "validation logic" for each field you fill in.
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And clearly the desire to have sex as well, but it was like seeking validation without attachment or obligation.
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Games downloaded that appear in Play, may still function if they do not require a purchase validation upon launch.
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Given how rooted the storyline is in validation fantasy and self-satisfaction, uprooting it will be a difficult process.
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Stuck in a rut with both her job and personal life, Aggretsuko turns to Instagram for much-needed validation.
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The company said it will continue to expand its testing and validation miles over the balance of the year.
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If this bucket, on average, trades above its last private valuations, then it's validation for the mega-unicorn phenomenon.
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Cruz, for his part, sees these attacks as a validation that he is a threat to win the nomination.
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We're addicted to the gamble of making a post, knowing its success or failure can bring validation or shame.
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So industry kind of drives the skills we teach, and that's the way we get validation for our credential.
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At this point I become inexplicably needy and start asking total strangers for validation that I don't smell bad.
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Of course, all modern scientific theories and methods of observation, enquiry and validation hold and should continue to hold.
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While Young's church could benefit from the legal validation of exemption status, experts within the psychedelic community are skeptical.
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Today's data is validation of what we've all known, which is the economy and structure in China is transitioning.
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For TV writers, of course, this is part of the territory, and in a way a kind of validation.
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"PlusOneCoin (PLUS1) is a social media validation coin based on a proof of work, ASIC-resistant blockchain," said Chambers.
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Already, substances that were once the exclusive purview of ravers and hippies are finding therapeutic validation in clinical settings.
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Many of us do turn to Likes and comments to boost our mood or give us some social validation.
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Last time we spoke, Anchorage was cagey about what I could reveal regarding how its transaction validation system worked.
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The next step for us is to identify the right partners for conducting a large, rapid, clinical validation study.
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A cock doesn't need the validation of being or sounding beautiful, he just does what he wants and can.
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" "It's the kind of report more hawkish members of the Fed will see as validation for what they're doing.
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More testing and validation needs to be done before an exact horsepower figure can be announced, the company said.
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The company is now putting its Versius systems through a range of validation studies in the U.S. and Europe.
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If I'd felt like a worthy human being, maybe I wouldn't have sought so much validation between the sheets.
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The Constitution, Wilentz argues, did not enshrine racial slavery, and it deliberately excluded any validation of property in man.
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The easiest link that brings together social media's wide range of consumers and influencers is a simple need: validation.
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The lack of external, third-party validation can lead to everyone smoking their own supply, and more poor governance.
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The excellent Bryce Dallas Howard stars as Lacie Pound, a woman with an insatiable hunger for social media validation.
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Just take a peek at the selfie-loving Kardashian culture: When we need validation from others, there's never enough.
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Media companies and amateurs have found validation in surprisingly large audiences by posting on Facebook's new video product, Live.
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We do a significant amount of validation testing prior to that to make sure that those days are seamless.
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They are protected by encryption and a groundbreaking peer-to-peer cryptographic validation mechanism that makes them highly secure.
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If you're not doing that, you're simply making yourself more susceptible to fake validation that can derail your vision.ᐧ
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Nevertheless, Mr. Trump tried to claim validation for theories that the surveillance was begun under biased and false pretenses.
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Pat Gelsinger, VMware's chief executive, called the announcement from Google and Cisco a "validation" of his own company's vision.
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So if you're a Pitch Black II or Green Label stan looking for validation, I can't give you that.
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May, frequently criticized as wooden and lacking in strategic thinking, the victory represented a rare validation of her leadership.
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Talk about a twist: He sought the presidency, as so many others surely did, because it's the ultimate validation.
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It is institutional power that can crush neighborhoods, generations of children, stripping people of validation, self-worth and opportunity.
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On Thursday, Clinton supporters won a powerful kind of validation from the unlikeliest source: President Trump's Department of Justice.
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But it is also true that Trump sees part of the election outcome as a validation and an endorsement.
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At one point, Fareeda explicitly calls Jodi out for constantly seeking external validation instead of looking inward for it.
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That includes everything from keyboard shortcuts, autofill, and multi-level sorting to cell protection, named ranges, and data validation.
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On Monday, the AI drug explorers got some validation with the results of Zhavoronkov's challenge, published in Nature Biotechnology.
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Books that mirror the images and experiences of young Muslims give a sense of validation and belonging, she said.
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Her third-quarter haul is another validation of her strategy to rely on online donors to finance her campaign.
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External validation is really nice, but also, it's kind of on me to feel like what I'm doing matters.
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And so it was a validation of sorts when Joe fell for her, the me in the leather jacket.
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Success in the sport brought validation and led to another Southern archetype: the local boy made good, through football.
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In May, NASA announced the validation of 1,284 exoplanets, by far the largest single collection of new worlds yet.
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For Ms. D'Angelo, hearing the president talk was validation of her decision to vote for Mr. Trump in 2016.
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The march served as a momentary validation of King's work, but Conyers hoped to craft a more enduring one.
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Offering social validation for trading could help Robinhood earn more from its customers despite their small total account balances.
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Any brand that was stocked received the validation needed to be on the radar of the global fashion scene.
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Mr. Trump's fans on Reddit were exuberant about what they viewed as validation from the country's most powerful man.
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He still hasn't calmed down as he impatiently awaits the expected Senate acquittal that he will paint as validation.
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Opening up about my mom to other suicide loss survivors and hearing their stories gave me comfort and validation.
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In fact some boards see it as a validation and helpful to realizing their own objectives for the companies.
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When family and friend validation are not enough, they could seek it through other means — including strangers on Tinder.
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The absolute validation claimed by the White House from Mueller is in reality far more problematic than Trump claims.
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"In a nutshell, it has to do with the amount of validation that&aposs taking place," he tells me.
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In a statement provided to The Journal, EASA said it was working on a "concurrent validation" of the 777X.
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This is the dynamic we can expect President Trump to uphold: an instant feedback loop, powered by encouraging validation.
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Do you think the selection by the two prestigious dictionaries will help increase awareness, understanding and validation of both?
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The validation of their hard work and childhood dreams hangs in the balance, and it's all broadcasted for your amusement.
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On a site like Tumblr, they might actually be in a minority; perhaps this lends them a sense of validation.
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I tried to reach Sharon Lansing, a researcher who worked on the validation study of COMPAS for New York State.
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KT: In our experience, the moment of transition comes when a product has established validation and traction in its market.
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Jeb Bush expressed the same need for validation with a lot more class when instructed people on how take selfies.
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The Tuesday promotion applies to T-Mobile-brand customers who are prepaid or postpaid and requires a one-time validation.
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For years, those hungry for online validation have bought fake likes, faves, or followers for every social media site imaginable.
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And if things go sideways, you need to be there to help fill the external validation vacuum with internal resolve.
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At the very least, it's good validation that monkey studies on attention and brain activity can be translated to humans.
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It is validation of our mission to bring healthy, convenient and environmentally friendly beverage solutions to consumers around the world.
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Two US officials told the newspaper that the declassified photograph alone isn't convincing enough validation of a threat from Iran.
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The charges are considered a kind of validation after years of concern over the electronics giant's approach to organized labor.
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"Today's decision is a validation of everything we have been saying," said Robert Gootee, president and CEO of Moda, Inc.
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"I totally understand skepticism, and I think it's so important for me to show validation of my readings," he says.
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"That's the real danger, that they will take that as validation their policies are working," says Nonso Obikili, an economist.
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Rather than swapping pet-peeve anecdotes, friends instead show each other their videos, seeking validation for whatever slights they've perceived.
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And that's why we're increasing our testing and validation mileage just to get to that point as rapidly as possible.
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The section marked V00032 indicates that the car is a validation prototype (hence the V) and the 32nd prototype produced.
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In a way, the criticism is validation for Google — these complaints about Search would be happening if nobody used it.
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He met with the suitor but ultimately Dugarr saw the interest as a validation of the potential of his business.
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Yet Son's main Vision Fund 1 backer, Saudi Arabia, has yet to lend its firepower and validation for the sequel.
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"I totally understand skepticism, and I think it's so important for me to show validation of my readings," he explained.
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The selection was another moment of validation, another example of how he has embraced the doubters to use as motivation.
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Instead, he sees regulation addressing four key issues: privacy, identity validation, content and the lack of transparency at the companies.
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But it makes perfect sense that she's unstable, erratic, selfish, and hungry for validation in the context of her addictions.
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" T.I. posted this to Instagram with a lengthy caption that included these words, "Note to women: Happiness needs no validation….
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It felt like simple validation from a masculine guy for being femme, which I found encouraging — although unsolicited and unnecessary.
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Her father was an artist, and like any child, she craved validation from her parents, so she started drawing, too.
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" T.I. posted this to Instagram with a lengthy caption that included the words, "Note to women: Happiness needs no validation….
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"WhatsApp usage is about validation of one's beliefs and identities through the sharing of news and information," the report says.
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Through their rigorous efforts, Ghez and her collaborators have produced a high-significance validation of Einstein's idea about strong gravity.
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Unfortunately, entrepreneurs tend to make funding decisions opportunistically, or even worse, out of a sense of pride or false validation.
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I felt like if someone was attractive and wanted to hook up, it was a validation of my own identity.
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Our maps are made from over 130 different sets of data, and we have a strong double validation monitoring system.
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That's another validation of why Chappelle's Show remains timeless while most comedy ages like Eminem punch lines about Chris Kirkpatrick.
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"Being on the ASX gives them a validation to the retail investors that, perhaps, they do not warrant," he added.
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The most recent: A working paper in NBER wondered if Trump's election acted as a validation of anti-immigrant sentiment.
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They long for validation and a way to retain their individuality in a grey landscape of sameness, day after day.
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But there is another, less tangible priority that the deniers seek: the intellectual validation of their opposition to climate science.
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In previous games, the guitar hero fantasy has never really been about external validation like digital bandmates or virtual fans.
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BD spokesman Troy Kirkpatrick said the company had checked records from its sterility testing, environmental testing and clean room validation.
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For large dealers, which typically run their own pricing systems, triCalculate is being used for scenario analysis and validation purposes.
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This is the case, in large measure no doubt, because he sees wins in the Senate as validation of himself.
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"It's almost a sense of validation," says LFodder, a moderator chosen by the forum leaders to speak to The Verge.
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Even if you denounce influencer culture, you have to admit that the social validation of a good selfie is intoxicating.
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Following internal validation, the API will be previewed in external cervical cancer diagnostic workflows, including hospitals and other diagnostic centers.
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"We know we need a national testing and validation site," Senator Peters said at an automotive digital security conference here.
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This has been a plausible conjecture because, until now, validation of his theory has been limited to the solar system.
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Last year, Cuba was the world's first country to receive WHO validation for eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV.
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Chipotle said the company is aware of a few online reports, but there is no clinical validation associated with them.
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Israel needs no validation, and its robust economic, technological and military strength will sustain the nation well into the future.
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They have to be validated to get into office and remain in office, so they are by nature validation-seekers.
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Houston's warning to other metropolises growing in exciting and unwieldy ways is that validation from New York will never arrive.
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Both psychologists agree that social media has fostered a degree of desensitization and, for some, an increased need for validation.
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Some of that process can be automated, although the information coming in would likely require validation from a city employee.
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In this way, Fulford delivers closure to those seeking confirmation that their feelings are real with the ultimate validation: art.
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Dr. Dalrymple is a proponent of acceptance and commitment therapy for managing fear, which has recently been gaining clinical validation.
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I've spent so much time judging myself and trying to prove myself while looking to others for approval and validation.
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Helped by institutional validation and approachable price points, all nine works sold on the first day for $221,2450 to $211,2200.
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Experts agreed that this type of post-event validation could give future terrorists a reason to commit similarly violent attacks.
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"It will require further validation, and doesn't equate with preventing heart disease or cancer or other outcomes," Dr. Topol said.
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This should include external auditing and testing that subjects A.I. companies' infrastructures and processes to publicly accountable scrutiny and validation.
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And Mr. Elias filed suit on behalf of the Nelson campaign challenging the state's ballot signature-validation process as unconstitutional.
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And in "Lolita" I found a strange validation: that there was glamour to be had as an object of desire.
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Kolawole said codependency often happens when one partner requires more — more attention, more validation, more support — than the other partner.
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Validation that New Orleans punches above its weight, that a small market can hold its own in the big leagues.
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Then in 1969, Cleveland's Cuyahoga River caught on fire, which led to popular validation of scientists' concerns about industrial pollutants.
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The sale was validation of Mexico's decision to open its former government-monopoly energy business to foreign investment and expertise.
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In addition to the Katherine Jonson Computational Research Facility, there is now the Katherine Johnson Independent Verification and Validation Facility.
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Conversely, if we believe people are innately good, we will encounter more validation to fill up that bucket of beliefs.
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In 2017, she received a MacArthur "genius" grant, a validation that has reinforced her tendency to stick to her instincts.
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In Google's case, the validation involved comparing the quantum output samples to an "ideal" output, generated by a classical computer.
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It's my observation — and many auto writers agree — that buyers aren't so much looking for information as they are validation.
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Karen Crummy, the communications director for Protect Colorado, was unable to comment on the signature validation process when contacted earlier.
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They were surprised that I would focus on these popular wines; some interpreted that as a validation of their preferences.
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When those posts did in fact end in double digits, the community believed to have found its greatest validation yet.
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That is, social media users' careful life curation practices, where social media stardom is pursued and self-validation ideally secured.
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In theory, last year's United Nations climate accord in Paris should have been a global validation of the company's business strategy.
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"In time, as the relationship evolves, you're going to feel more secure and get the validation that you need," he says.
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They view impeachment as a performative stunt that would achieve nothing beyond the (temporary) emotional validation of Democrats' anti-Trump base.
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The ability to deny a "special validation passport" may allow the State Department to protect some of these people from themselves.
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The desire starts to wane, I start looking for an out, and then immediately try to find validation from someone new.
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I'm just returning back to school and I just switched majors, so this is exactly the kind of validation I needed.
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There truly is no better feeling than the validation of being an early adopter of a soon-to-be huge trend.
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Not only are you sharing your boyfriend, but you're also not always getting the time or validation you need to persevere.
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They're interrupted by a young fan, Lawrence, and instantly adopt him as a protégé, mostly so they can have more validation.
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Why not just latch on to someone who's figured it out and get validation and self-worth through everything they've done?
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She sleeps around, but not out of a quest for pleasure, empowerment, or validation — her motives are harder to pin down.
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Although on this Levner is careful to note that each additional test would be added individually — and after "independent clinical validation".
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That you will feel the validation of your external beauty but also get to the deeper business of being beautiful inside.
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The rapid rise in the number of open source contributors is often pointed to as a validation of its development paradigm.
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That Facebook has now brought stories to its entire suite of consumer products represents a powerful validation of Snap's product genius.
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John Lewis to Boston to defend his progressive voting record and serve as a legendary validation of his service, for example.
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Previously, we talked to a 32-year-old communications director in Indianapolis who is seeking more financial validation of her work.
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The minions, his loyal yellow servants, help him out in his quest for validation by helping him steal a precious stone.
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But keep in mind several prototypes were made prior to the validation series, so it's not the 32nd Roadster ever produced.
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"Individuals with healthy self esteem are not entitled, do not need validation, are not arrogant and are self-reflective," she added.
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"I don't think Ingrid knows how to ask for what she needs in terms of validation or human affection," he said.
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Achievement Club is a nerdy way of turning the same quest for game-validation into a quest to declutter our lives.
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Ahead, a breakdown of the questions that stumped hundreds of thousands of HQties and led to frantic Google searches for validation.
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The "Launch" page will help developers address common validation errors, and offers support for publishing private skills for Alexa for Business.
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Mapbox says it has a "strong double validation monitoring system" in place that catches 70,000 changes per day for human review.
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But accurate forecasting methods require a sound process and validation over long time periods, not over-reaction to short-run fluctuations.
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Disturbed individuals who couldn't find a group to validate their actions in the past today have that validation, and it's ISIS.
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The whole experience was amazing — an incredible opportunity and validation, I thought, for the hardships I had overcome in my life.
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This is public validation, at the highest level, of some of the most abhorrent prejudices and beliefs existing in our society.
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To go to people with this really new idea that has pretty much no validation and ask for money was hard.
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The only issue is while de-risking startup's technologies attracts more funding, they require funding for validation and technology demonstration first.
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"We're all looking for connection and validation, and you can get that in a second with a text message," Kitley says.
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I do not want to send this book out under my name to publishers, because I want to have some validation.
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That's what is driving our mission at Google, and it's wonderful to have that validation from the secretary in Washington today.
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The internet -- and social media in particular -- has also given perpetrators a new outlet for seeking attention and validation, experts say.
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Symantec's blog makes multiple recommendations to WhatsApp and Telegram of changes to file validation and storage to patch up the vulnerability.
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The full moon in Virgo gives you personal validation from the recognition of your friends, which could come from helping others.
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Instead of sex, the benefit is the validation a relationship offers—and perhaps the reassurance that you won't be alone forever.
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Kirk is just a guy who craves the validation of command, and loves his crew more than he loves the Federation.
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She cast Tuesday's vote as a validation of Trump's agenda and strategy, rather than a repudiation of the person he'd endorsed.
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That has been a concern for months, some say, and last week's government actions, and subsequent deal terminations, merely provided validation.
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The partnership is "increasing validation [for us] with more adoption from leading players," said David Ban, Foursquare director of business development.
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"It will be seen as validation of what they already think, that we're not a rule of law country," he said.
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We use proprietary user validation, statistical algorithms and machine learning to weed out bots and bad actors which plague the rest.
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Leah Pearlman also worked on creating Facebook's Like button; in retrospect, she had concerns about the validation feedback loop she created.
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A joke or a protest, among Jews, could be a validation of murderous beliefs when heard or seen by anti-Semites.
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Former Fox News host Gretchen Carlson says she felt both validation and anger following the resignation last week of Roger Ailes.
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" Women need to stop seeking permission and validation, she says, and must go after things "with drive and a positive outlook.
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If there's anything Black Panther and its surrounding projects stand for, that's to avoid seeking validation from historically white power structures.
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Becoming a Pulitzer winner should be welcome validation for him, but it seems unlikely that he'll be resting on any laurels.
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Brunch, holidays, and the crevices of carefully filtered faces are stitched together in the hope of validation through likes and comments.
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The fear can only be calmed by validation, by accumulating visible markers of success until no one can laugh at you.
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The upside of this cosmic event is a moment of healing and validation that helps you move forward from painful narratives.
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Chasen sees the round itself as a bit of validation for how bright the outlook has become for commercial drone applications.
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I could sign the talent and I could have that initial thought, but the validation usually comes through the other artists.
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Power is attractive, and electoral victories have a poisonous tendency to serve as public validation of the slogans that produced them.
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Validation, both of the broader vision and the early product itself, has to be a key focus for any aspiring entrepreneur.
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It is crucial that founders differentiate between meaningful validation and vanity "wins" that do little more than make you feel good.
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Or, is it yet another unsatisfying way that women lean on their appearances as a source of personal knowledge and validation?
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It was legitimacy and validation for a game that'd otherwise been prone to fits of mockery, due to the subject matter.
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"Formation" was an effective amalgam of various black cultural signifiers coalescing into the romantic validation black women needed at the time.
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Roby's win delivers Trump some validation after the president previously backed candidates in Alabama who went on to lose their races.
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"It is validation that land is an attraction," said Chris van den Heuvel, president of the Nova Scotia Federation of Agriculture.
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Their 217-21996 comeback win in Game 22012 was another validation of their franchise-best 108 victories in the regular season.
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Moreover, Mr. Trump asserted that Mr. Lamb's strong showing was really a validation of the popularity of the president's own policies.
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Not that it will be much consolation, but many people struggle to find self-worth apart from career and external validation.
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Some victims have welcomed the move toward transparency, seeing it as validation after claims of abuse had been obfuscated or denied.
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We carry just as much value, just as much genius, and our thoughts and feelings did not ask for anybody's validation.
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The prototype will now enter into a validation process by the Irish Health Services Executive (HSE), the country's health regulatory body.
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Lomasney's years of sharing a locker room in spring training — and the validation of that one game in Baltimore — meant everything.
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In theory, a sinister site wanting to appear secure could quickly get a simple Domain Validation certificate and set up shop.
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