So you could look at it in a spiritual vocabulary or a psychodynamic vocabulary.
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There's a vocabulary-highlighting feature that grays out less common words, which is adjustable to match your vocabulary level.
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But they're often subject to a particular vocabulary, and sometimes that vocabulary is a little repetitive — and a little turgid.
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During the years I worked at the Review, our rituals were Bob's rituals and our vocabulary was his—carefully edited—vocabulary.
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As always, we broke down vocabulary to ensure comprehension and used The New York Times Vocabulary Log from The Learning Network.
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The company has teamed up with IBM to create the first vocabulary learning app powered by IBM's A.I., which adapts itself the child's current reading level and vocabulary range, then continues to intelligently adjust as the child's vocabulary skills improve.
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Steps For Teaching Academic Vocabulary Many teachers know Robert Marzano's Six Steps to Better Vocabulary Instruction, and I use them regularly in my own classroom.
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The obscure vocabulary words — adumbrate, impecunious — are gone.
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Or maybe it's the somewhat advanced — and lively — vocabulary.
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What's missing from this and other Trump-era affronts isn't the vocabulary to note that Trump is deviating from norms, but the vocabulary to explain why the norms he's shattered are important.
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Users on "The Donald" have a vocabulary of their own.
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"So my vocabulary is a little bit different," she said.
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He falls in love with the new vocabulary: Assembler, Pascal.
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And then one day, we decided to develop our vocabulary.
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"When he was little, his vocabulary was extraordinary," she said.
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He speaks in complete sentences and has a wide vocabulary.
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You can find the entire "Vocabulary of Rap" study here.
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I really didn't have the word 'no' in my vocabulary.
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The word overkill doesn't seem to be in Sony's vocabulary.
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You can turn off the Vocabulary Builder through the settings.
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"It has a different vocabulary on the dictionary," she said.
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It's easy to follow, but rich in detail and vocabulary.
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This is how new, cool vocabulary gets created and spreads.
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It will stunt their vocabulary, or make them more aggressive.
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This dilemma is baked into our vocabulary for sexual violence.
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It's a word we should all banish from our vocabulary.
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Hey, it never hurts to mix up your sexual vocabulary.
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" Ramsay further acknowledged that "we should clean up the vocabulary.
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And we've worked hard to develop a vocabulary around that.
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But she can have a crack at their written vocabulary.
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Hell, even "fatherhood" ranks low on the parental vocabulary list.
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The speech patterns of Gilead are built into her vocabulary.
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Mr. Trillin said it was difficult to abridge his vocabulary.
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They spoke a moral vocabulary; they possessed a moral compass.
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Improve your vocabulary and get out of your own way!
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"Swear words" are a part of many people's everyday vocabulary.
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I had essays to write and Italian vocabulary to learn.
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What I found is that this vocabulary is profoundly limited.
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Even the vocabulary state legislatures and election boards use fluctuates.
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Well, that was just to learn the vocabulary, you know?
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Here's to erasing the term "cake face" from our vocabulary.
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Language becomes a jumble of statistics and awkward medical vocabulary.
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And do so in a vocabulary that's measured, not hysterical.
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I get the title, but I don't have the vocabulary.
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He especially helps with foreign language, geography and vocabulary clues.
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You don't have the vocabulary, conceptually, to articulate that wish.
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Danielle Agami's fluid choreography evokes Ms. Monk's graceful movement vocabulary.
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"That isn't in the McQueen vocabulary at all," she said.
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As it turned out, the clip came from the vocabulary.
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Experts say everyone would benefit from a bigger emotional vocabulary.
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The dog's vocabulary, it is said, already embraces six words.
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Her vocabulary is geometric — planes and bands of solid color.
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You can learn basic grammar and vocabulary at any age.
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Finally and obviously, it teaches my daughter vocabulary and memory.
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The vocabulary requires you to have a certain —— RAMASAR Presence.
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Indeed, the group has a vocabulary tailored to their beliefs.
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To be fair, there's not really a vocabulary for this.
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The women on the bus had a whole different vocabulary.
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Teenagers and young men still don't have the right vocabulary.
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There was other vocabulary to learn: Würstlkönig means Papaya King.
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Dance is a physical vocabulary and a way of communicating.
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Certain basic words in the vocabulary come in synonymous pairs.
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The more songs I learned, the more vocabulary I learned.
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It's a new, pervasive, and irresistible vocabulary of the imagination.
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We just can't do the same things with our vocabulary.
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We were spoken to in this new and abrasive vocabulary.
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"When software talks to hardware, there's a vocabulary," he said.
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Let's have a very small, very simple vocabulary, monosyllabic words.
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Ranging from "limited traction" to "that's a hard space," VCs have an entire vocabulary of terms to pass on investments — and can sometimes even forgo that vocabulary with the "soft no" by ghosting the founder.
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For someone like me, I still yearn for a larger vocabulary.
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In fact, for those horrors no words exist in our vocabulary.
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I don't have that word in my vocabulary, and never have.
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The scene also highlights Anne's love of vocabulary and big words.
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But we're just really without an adequate vocabulary to discuss autism.
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She's also wildly erudite, but straightforward, even plainspoken, in her vocabulary.
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And Salvini isn't alone in having adopted Trump's vocabulary and methods.
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Enter our 15-Second Vocabulary Video Challenge by Feb. 23. 19.
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Chelsea understands the power of words and has an exceptional vocabulary.
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They differ at every level from grammar to vocabulary to pronunciation.
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Within his circumscribed vocabulary of geometric forms, Voisine never repeats himself.
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Sam sure has a colorful vocabulary for such a tiny person.
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We're building up the vocabulary; we're teaching them how to speak.
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The two most dreaded words in an artist's vocabulary: day job.
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"Retirement is not in my vocabulary," she's been quoted as saying.
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Roland tells TMZ ... he and a friend were simply surfing vocabulary.
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"'Thank You' does not exist in Miranda Priestly's vocabulary!" said another.
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We need to give them the correct vocabulary to express themselves.
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Derek Scancarelli is integrating "wagwan" and "bless up" into his vocabulary.
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Spanish has taken at least 200 words from the Nahuatl vocabulary.
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"Playing nice isn't really something that's in my vocabulary," she said.
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Reading fiction also boosts your vocabulary, reasoning skills and language comprehension.
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Oceanographers use a compelling and arcane vocabulary to describe this process.
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A work-life balance is not a term in your vocabulary.
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I look forward to incorporating the above into my everyday vocabulary.
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When my vocabulary expanded, I found out it was bad breath.
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In fact, it can be as simple as changing your vocabulary.
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At the end of each session, we made a vocabulary list.
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No one is making up flash cards for PSAT vocabulary prep.
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Please toss the phrase "soul mate" out from your dating vocabulary.
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I watched Sex and the City to learn basic, everyday vocabulary.
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Pudding is used to teach kids vocabulary, geography, jokes and more.
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As my mother would say in the Jewish vocabulary, 'Sue me!
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The clues aren't easy and some of the vocabulary is tough.
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The decline in our spiritual vocabulary has many real-world consequences.
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It is estimated that a third of its vocabulary is borrowed.
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Throughout, a ballerina calmly executes the ballet vocabulary in alphabetical order.
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Now I think it's all right to use the classical vocabulary.
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"A contemporary vocabulary allows us to show women differently," she said.
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For ballet dancers, Ms. Tanowitz's vocabulary is both familiar and not.
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He dressed well, he spoke well, he had a great vocabulary.
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Despite often-challenging vocabulary, we discuss each paragraph to ensure comprehension.
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Tongues have been in Nancy's vocabulary since early in her work.
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I couldn't make a sentence, but I could use my vocabulary.
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She also has, let's just say, an interesting voice and vocabulary.
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But at 11,000 feet in the Peruvian Andes, the vocabulary changes.
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You can read more about Koko and her expansive vocabulary here.
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Far from feeling impoverished by a smaller vocabulary she felt liberated.
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I studied his punctuation, his cadence, his vocabulary and his endearments.
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Each chapter weaves together history, anecdotes, expert interviews and vocabulary lessons.
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A common mistake by fledgling authors is using jaw-breaking vocabulary.
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And we need to strike the phrase from our vocabulary altogether.
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We need to strike "I'm too busy" from our vocabulary altogether.
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Generally, the word inappropriate doesn't seem to be in his vocabulary.
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Mondays will have straightforward themes and all or mostly easy vocabulary.
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You want to give him the same vocabulary, the same thoughts.
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She had a vocabulary of 32 words before she was 1.
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Sheng believes the new reboot has expanded the show's vocabulary accordingly.
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Human rights vocabulary had disappeared long ago after the new government.
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"You don't have to have a ready-made vocabulary," she said.
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Stafford's language is rich, thickly brocaded; her vocabulary strange, almost baroque.
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Their vocabulary might not seamlessly translate to the streets of Havana.
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With that, Ms. Kirkpatrick had deftly introduced a new vocabulary word.
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And I learn new vocabulary and all kinds of other things.
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"This is a significant addition of words ... and it reflects both the breadth of English vocabulary and the speed with which that vocabulary changes," the dictionary's chief digital officer and publisher, Lisa Schneider, said in a statement.
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What will be helpful to students is the change in the vocabulary section that has been redesigned to prioritize defining more commonly used words in context rather than the notoriously obscure SAT vocabulary of previous test versions.
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Words borrowed from French account for roughly 5% of the Turkish vocabulary.
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So at Make Love Not Porn, we are building a new vocabulary.
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Do they show off their SAT vocabulary or only know dirty words?
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The audio clip turned out to be from a recording for Vocabulary.
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We share mutual audiences and vocabulary but ultimately are creating different things.
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This is largely because linguists, unlike laypeople, focus on grammar, not vocabulary.
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The "report seems to make a point with its vocabulary," Jackson said.
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It was a very organic conversation because we have the same vocabulary.
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PLASTIC GIRLS is a crash course in the Korean vocabulary of objectification.
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The student, Katie Hetzel, said she searched for the word on Vocabulary.
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He was a courageous fighter and 'give up' wasn't in his vocabulary.
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But this community was thriving long before "inclusivity" entered the collective vocabulary.
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That vocabulary change sparked more worries about 2017's slowdown, DiClemente said.
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Participants will "workshop" the "gestural vocabulary" Fernandes has created alongside local residents.
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The now-infamous audio recording itself originated on the resource website Vocabulary.
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Those terms are so similar to the vocabulary we use in raves.
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After that, vocabulary flash cards might become a thing of the past.
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Moderation is a word you shouldn't lose from your vocabulary this month.
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Her vocabulary, grammar, spelling, reading and train of thought have all deteriorated.
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It consisted of 12 spelling words and 153 multiple-choice vocabulary questions.
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Hearing that the developers had added "Contact Resistant Peoples" to their vocabulary?
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Cinema helped develop political rhetoric, its prosody, its timbre, and its vocabulary.
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He added that the racial slur has never been in his vocabulary.
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It is littered with vocabulary described by another newly added word: "Dahlesque".
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The world has been rewritten in accordance with the white man's vocabulary.
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The vocabulary and the psychology are contemporary, the characterizations and plotting shallow.
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Let's face it: "I'm sorry" doesn't seem to be in Trump's vocabulary.
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Above: A winning entry in our 2018 15-Second Vocabulary Video Contest.
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"The number 22 has become so ingrained in peoples' vocabulary," he said.
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It's not that he can't; he has the ability and the vocabulary.
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The word "tax" needs to be expunged from climate movement's political vocabulary.
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When that became taboo, it left white identity politics without a vocabulary.
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Armed with my new vocabulary, I went back to the doctor's poems.
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Their vocabulary of circular and twisting linear elements evoke gesture and dance.
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It's kind of perfect that Kimmy comes out with her own vocabulary.
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The word "squid," by the way, is another essential Sahbabii vocabulary entry.
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"His vocabulary took on a screechy, 4Chan-friendly slant," The Fader wrote.
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The children were quizzed on their vocabulary, nonverbal reasoning and cognitive processes.
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I also add a vocabulary section, as there are always unfamiliar words.
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"Artist, photojournalist, visual historian — I don't think it's useful vocabulary," she said.
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Now, like all revivals, it's a particular chosen vocabulary, a period costume.
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You will have your own customs, rules, rituals, habits, mores and vocabulary.
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For decades, Rosen has honed her compelling and politically barbed visual vocabulary.
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Regardless of a student's language level, this vocabulary is reviewed every Monday.
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Merriam-Webster just added 850 new vocabulary words for your Scrabble pleasure.
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Heightened fantasy sequences have been part of Euphoria's vocabulary since Day 1.
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Some of the vocabulary is taken from Graham: contractions and cupped hands.
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The "influencer economy" is thriving, and it has created a new vocabulary.
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" The lowest word in Audiard's vocabulary, by degrees of magnitude, is "vulgar.
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Over the past year and a half my son's vocabulary has exploded.
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It was simply not part of my arrogant, 21st-century pregnancy vocabulary.
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The students completed eight vocabulary sessions over the course of two months.
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Don't be fooled: He does not have the vocabulary of a rube.
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That relative smoothness suits Ms. Childs's meticulous, austere style and movement vocabulary.
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As the movie progresses, she adds something small to its minimalist vocabulary.
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What method did you use to acquire new vocabulary and sentence structure?
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Your vocabulary around truth, deception and lying is probably flawed and incomplete.
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Diplomacy is a word that Trump might usefully add to his vocabulary.
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You seem to have the vocabulary of same-sex spouses down cold.
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During breaks, my wife and I would pace the beach, cramming vocabulary.
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Forsythe is edging his way from everyday gesture to a ballet vocabulary.
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The Circle uses the vocabulary of social media to convey its stakes.
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Curse words have simply become a part of their vocabulary, he says.
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Through an aestheticized physical vocabulary, it refracts a vision of the world.
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When I was a boy, "race" was not part of my vocabulary.
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"It's really powerful to take that out of your vocabulary," Maier said.
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It's a familiar visual vocabulary that signals this isn't just any magic.
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" The French have adopted it into their vocabulary, untranslated," the reviewer adds.
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It's not just the vocabulary of sex and sexuality that has evolved.
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The residents now possessed the vocabulary and skills that I had lacked.
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CHECK OUT: This memory trick makes it easy to learn Chinese vocabulary
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Yes, although it was pre-Anita Hill, so we didn't have vocabulary.
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Mayfield performed movements that translated the vocabulary of gentrification into physical space.
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He added that if Archie goes to school in Canada and spends time with Canadian peers, it&aposs likely that he&aposll use Canadian vocabulary, which is identical to his mother&aposs American vocabulary, instead of British vernacular.
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Students "scrub" punctuation marks out of a Times article, then put the needed marks into a partner's "scrubbed" article Teacher | Student Vocabulary Log A chart for developing vocabulary using words in The Times Student What's in a Name?
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Our tone, vocabulary and cadence becomes more professional when we address a computer.
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Videogames like BioShock and Perfect Dark, meanwhile, borrowed heavily from its visual vocabulary.
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Trump also scored lowest in vocabulary, coming in at the seventh-grade level.
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"Convenience food is just not in my vocabulary," she told PEOPLE in 2009.
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Stay tuned for the announcement about this year's Vocabulary Video Contest, coming soon.
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By 2008 a different set of issues emerged, addressed with a new vocabulary.
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Groot's dialogue may be limited in vocabulary, but it conveys such incredible feeling.
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If you're looking to expand your dirty talk vocabulary, read:Vox by Nicholson Baker
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I can ape the vocabulary of my times but it is not mine.
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If "budget" isn't in Gucci's vocabulary, then "neutral" isn't in his (now) wife's.
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David Velasco: The vocabulary for this stuff is always so tough for me.
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This edition of Squik helps them improve vocabulary and speak the language fluently!
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Brayden's vocabulary is limited, and the 3-year-old was shy at first.
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What we just witnessed in Cleveland and Philadelphia defies our normal political vocabulary.
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He wanted me to use other words — expand my vocabulary a bit haha.
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As a next step Dr Romesberg hopes to extend the bacterium's genetic vocabulary.
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We have a fun time playing games to review vocabulary from last year.
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To be proud of that word—it's not in my vocabulary at all.
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There are no geographical references, no time references, and very little abstract vocabulary.
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IA: The vocabulary used to describe male violence is often bold and aggressive.
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Even if there were, nobody elected me to be the cancer vocabulary police.
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The math tests less geometry, and the reading tests less vocabulary, he said.
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As Roy notes, however, "turbo" is vocabulary used for internal combustion engine vehicles.
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It's not that different from writing down foreign-language vocabulary on index cards.
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King's body need revamping if they're going to fit into a political vocabulary
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Many people under 40 don't have a good vocabulary and get distracted easily.
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IN THEIR EFFORTS to eradicate criminal gangs, Chinese officials deploy a colourful vocabulary.
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His vocabulary has become spiked with odd descriptors like ropiness, mousiness and brettanomyces.
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Does the mere thought of having your vocabulary skills tested make you kakorrhaphiophobic?
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They also expand their vocabulary and strengthen their speaking skills, especially in pronunciation.
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"The word 'quit' has never sank in well with our vocabulary," Baker said.
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For example, vocabulary at early ages is a key predictor of school success.
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Completely erase the phrases "all men…" and "all women…" from your vocabulary. 10.
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"What we're talking about is building a vocabulary for kids," Mr. Peace says.
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The band brought a broad vocabulary of tension and dread to its set.
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Knowledge: What items or people can you name with the vocabulary you know?
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It's just building a broader vocabulary to give a viewer a richer experience.
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Just think — we didn't even have coronavirus in our vocabulary until early January.
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And Mr. Pita gives Ms. Osipova (and other characters) a tediously small vocabulary.
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Quarter by quarter he graded Brown on sentence structure, vocabulary and word repetition.
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There's new vocabulary: "diblings" have a single sperm donor father but different mothers.
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The vocabulary may be different, but they're all referring to the same thing.
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Like short-order cooks and diner waitresses, catering crews have their own vocabulary.
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But first, John Krafcik, Waymo's chief executive, wanted to give a vocabulary lesson.
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"The reason he said that ... his vocabulary is limited," LaVar told TMZ Sports.
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It has also done a number on her vocabulary and on Guy's, too.
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The sculpture uses a common leitmotif — trees and stones — in Mr. Penone's vocabulary.
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Until I said it, I didn't even know it was in my vocabulary.
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In years past, I would have fumbled for the vocabulary to describe them.
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For class warm-ups, kids solve puzzles I make from their vocabulary lists.
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He has a commanding voice, a rich Oxbridge accent and a huge vocabulary.
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Unlike, say, literature, film has a short history and a highly intermeshed vocabulary.
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The vocabulary that causes offence today would puzzle those who roared at "bloody".
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He speaks fluent English with a faint British accent and an American vocabulary.
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How the old term paranoiac entered Mr. Scaramucci's personal vocabulary is not clear.
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Consider your current vocabulary on Wednesday as Messenger Mercury moves direct in Scorpio.
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The playgrounds' use of repetition and grids taught her a vocabulary, she said.
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And as technology has evolved in the last decade, so has our vocabulary.
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The colors are important because they are part of Mr. Almodóvar's emotional vocabulary.
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A bit hyperbolic, like much in the presidential vocabulary, but a win nonetheless.
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Leckey's arguments are as porous as his visual vocabulary and just as slippery.
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When the trial starts, you'll be introduced to a whole new impeachment vocabulary.
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They elucidate the origins of Dunham's visual vocabulary and his turn toward figuration.
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Our value judgments are woven into the vocabulary we use to discuss them.
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Its power comes from tailoring it to The Times's vocabulary and work flow.
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Kendi writes: A new vocabulary emerged, allowing users to evade admissions of racism.
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So maybe all the problems we were having with software, with projects failing and filled with bugs, was because the hardware wasn't very good, and if we just had a richer vocabulary — a bigger, richer vocabulary — software would be easier.
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Draw on Images to Build Vocabulary and Grammar Skills With younger children, I use images to develop vocabulary, reinforce grammar, and practice speaking and listening — a lesson that could also work with older students at lower levels of speaking ability.
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She deploys a new vocabulary for talking about the legacies of slavery and white supremacy as they manifest in daily life — a vocabulary that is as damning as it is lush, as rich with sound as it is bright with image.
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The 41 semifinalists were determined by results of a written spelling and vocabulary test.
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Scores on a written spelling and vocabulary test determined who advanced to the finals.
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Writing expands our vocabulary, which has been shown to be directly correlated with success.
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Let's be honest, the vocabulary of Game Of Thrones can be kind of confusing.
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These were people who don't have a vocabulary of being a victim, of victimhood.
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Since the publication of Heller's novel, "catch-22" has been embedded into our vocabulary.
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Your vocabulary just doesn't fit with who I know you to be by reputation.
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One of the key differences is a vocabulary thing, stemming from the slave trade.
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Learn more and see usage examples across a range of subjects in the Vocabulary.
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Each book grants you access to premium instructional content spanning grammar, alphabet, and vocabulary.
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My boyfriend is the first person who introduced the word "mindful" to my vocabulary.
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American and British English differ on many levels: spelling, pronunciation, vocabulary, style and grammar.
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She said she was happy to recognize five questions on vocabulary and reading comprehension.
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The scripts varied the names, vocabulary and grammar to reflect race and class differences.
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New products are launched daily, and along with them comes a whole new vocabulary.
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Recently terms like "digital nomad" have entered the vocabulary of professionals and freelancers everywhere.
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You can choose quizzes on topics such as vocabulary, chemistry, languages and SAT prep.
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In other words: It's a bug that edits fear out of your brain's vocabulary.
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The vocabulary you select, your syntax, and your grammatical decisions leave behind a signature.
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When it came to specifically condemning white supremacy, he simply didn't have the vocabulary.
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Therefore, the rational decision was to eliminate the entire word altogether from our vocabulary.
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Outside of vocabulary like exploitation and abuse, Tarantino's alleged actions can't be neatly classified.
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These verbs do not rank high on Hiro's skill set or in her vocabulary.
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A whole new vocabulary developed, with a distinctively American accent: Google, Facebook, Amazon, Spotify.
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In fact, his vocabulary is "such on another level" that he's sure he'll win.
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A writer with a big vocabulary and lots of learning can be spontaneous, too.
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Those are some of the most potent words in the state's vocabulary: Texas-made.
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A whole new vocabulary developed, with a distinctively American accent: Google, Facebook, Amazon, Twitter.
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The vocabulary of each version varies wildly: even Juha's name becomes "Goha" in Egyptian.
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We would never reject a comment solely for grammar, usage or vocabulary errors. 2.
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They will take something out of our kitchen vocabulary that's integral to the restaurant.
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On a certain level, the media lacked the vocabulary to describe what was happening.
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At times, the similarity of Mr. Trump's and Mr. Modi's political vocabulary is striking.
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After that, there are two unique multiple-choice vocabulary questions worth three points each.
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There was variation in the limited vocabulary she imposed on herself, this endless variation.
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" Trump tweeted Monday: "I don't have that word in my vocabulary, and never have.
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"It is Bob's vocabulary," he said, "but I wonder if it is his voice."
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"Gratitude," said Ms. Shanklin, the schoolteacher, "is a big word in my vocabulary now."
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Eliminate the word "exotic" from your vocabulary—it's is steeped in racism and classism.
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In 2014, Rinna told PEOPLE that the word "diet" is not in her vocabulary.
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Learning the specialized vocabulary of math is one of the big challenges for schoolchildren.
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The matter of vocabulary came up in an important conversation I had with him.
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The other thing I wanted to celebrate with this ballet is the classical vocabulary.
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If the name Alana Blanchard isn't in your vocabulary ... it's time to change that.
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She taught herself English with the help of homemade vocabulary lists: peccary, pecuniary, perspicacious.
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Science journalists, and their readers, also had an easier time understanding the new vocabulary.
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It's also because the national political discourse lacks a vocabulary for the city's ills.
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I realized that I needed to have a larger vocabulary or set of skills.
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Foundation leaders are guided through a framing and a vocabulary about race and equity.
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On Friday, however, he chose the standard vocabulary of a political leader offering condolences.
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"You need to know the vocabulary before you can evaluate a stock," Cramer said.
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A large vocabulary, presumably built from previous puzzle endeavors, helps greatly with longer entries.
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The Education section is rich in content, particularly regarding global issues and academic vocabulary.
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Perhaps most interesting, the gains in vocabulary and comprehension lingered longest for the cyclists.
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They were index cards with that day's ten new French vocabulary words on them.
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Using modern tools might be a better solution than relying on a personal vocabulary.
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"Try again" is everyday vocabulary, and that is one of life's most important lessons.
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"It allows me to take the vocabulary of photography and expand it," he said.
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We dream up cast size and doubling and the movement vocabulary of the playworld.
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MediaReview wants to turn the vocabulary around manipulated photos and video into something structured.
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Conversations float between the two, and many Mexican-Americans speak with a crossover vocabulary.
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Mr. Trump has spoken of religion in the vocabulary of his real estate enterprise.
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Its first partner in this endeavor is Wordly Wise 3000, a vocabulary curriculum publisher.
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I hope the relatively adventurous vocabulary for a Monday kindles some interest for solvers.
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You've got to have an educated emotional vocabulary to maneuver through all those stages.
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And what we need to go back to is this vocabulary of one people.
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The vocabulary around gender is a fairly tricky part of discussing these issues today.
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"The language isn't often being pushed and I don't see a complex vocabulary," says Palmer.
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"The agency was promoting that vocabulary … They pushed me," Schnatter told WHAS on July 13.
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Like wine, tasting cigars requires experience and a specific vocabulary to define the complex flavors.
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Few would claim any of them are authentically Christian -- even though they use religious vocabulary.
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I use Duolingo on the commute within and to Vienna often to learn German vocabulary.
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Francis Ngannou, the other great prospect at heavyweight, grows a fight vocabulary with every bout.
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The outlined pictographs encompassing his vocabulary of recurring motifs also share something with folk art.
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Through fanfiction, students practiced grammatical structures, planned storylines, created distinct personalities, and explored new vocabulary.
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Closely related to crows, these Javan green magpies are known to have an extensive vocabulary.
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If vocabulary is destiny, we have the ability to enlarge that destiny for our children.
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They'd say the word and then immediately send the recording over the internet to Vocabulary.
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It also uses the aspirational vocabulary of business managers and entrepreneurs: economic growth and opportunity.
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They found that fathers have a greater impact than mothers in expanding their children's vocabulary.
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But these are a fraction of the huge vocabulary otherwise shared by the two dialects.
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Also, the word "maniac" is in Cuckoo's Nest vocabulary, just as "McMurphy" is in Maniac.
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More than anything else, it will entirely change the vocabulary of film and television making.
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You can blame dating apps, DM-sliding, and the constantly-expanding emoji vocabulary for that.
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But then America, with its gerrymandering and pork-barrel spending, has a rich political vocabulary.
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This type of humor largely didn't exist before, and it has created its own vocabulary.
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Sometimes I don't really care, because for me, the key for learning english is vocabulary.
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POLL: My vocabulary is limited and I've never heard of this word "covfefe" before now.
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I'm trying to think of a word that… I can't even think of the vocabulary.
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The poet may be appropriating lines, phrases, and vocabulary, but it never sounds that way.
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I began as a mark-maker and I wanted to stay somewhat in that vocabulary.
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"The beauty of GIFs is it gives you that wider set of vocabulary," he said.
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I do this a few more times and start to really get a vocabulary going.
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" Vesselinov said it "would be nice to test Duolingo for both vocabulary and oral proficiency.
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A word person is good with vocabulary and uses too much punctuation in text messages.
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"It draws on Christian vocabulary but doesn't appear to have overtly religious content," he said.
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In fact, the word "elite" today may be the dirtiest word in the popular vocabulary.
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"My vocabulary is not that deep to come up with the right words," he said.
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He did not come of age when "neurodiversity" was part of our vocabulary of difference.
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He did not come of age when "Asperger's" was part of our vocabulary at all.
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She tried to teach Yael new made-up vocabulary by sorting the objects into categories.
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The practice — and the required vocabulary for public discussion — simply became weaker and more indirect.
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Watching Riddle, the physical languages of MMA fighting and pro wrestling collapse into one vocabulary.
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This translation of the cancer-fighting vocabulary to Alzheimer's disease, though, is not always simple.
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True intelligence speaks for itself, so you don't have to show off your impressive vocabulary.
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Sex stories have occasionally made some editors squeamish, and sometimes sexual vocabulary has been sanitized.
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A new vocabulary can unite moral Americans of all religious stripes or none at all.
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They also engage in academic conversations that stimulate academic vocabulary development and critical thinking skills.
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And now, New Yorkers have a totally different vocabulary for their streets, totally different expectations.
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He uses contractions, short sentences, a varied vocabulary, the active voice and the second person.
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At the Met, I talk often with them about enhancing the vocabulary — just enlarging it.
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Word of the Day Note: Our Fifth Annual 15-Second Vocabulary Video Challenge is underway.
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But it is not the vocabulary of science that is important — it is the methodology.
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I'm listening for something arresting, a vision and a vocabulary that will rally and inspire.
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By now, students have their own vocabulary built around Juul — "juuling" has become a verb.
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Over time, the phrase "a Gary Gutting piece" became part of my own editorial vocabulary.
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But as "on fleek" infiltrated America's vocabulary in 2014, Lewis was erased from its lineage.
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A good starting point is to remove, "It's not you, it's me" from your vocabulary.
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There would be a limited vocabulary, but there was always an element of the unknown.
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" Ms. Rainer added that arts are more than just a safe space: "You'll build vocabulary.
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Scandinavians are serious about lounging, so much so that they've invented a vocabulary for it.
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But if somehow you can improve the vocabulary, I'd be happy to take another look.
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I have no words in my vocabulary but you all will be in my prayers.
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To be able to work together, the distinct products have to share a common vocabulary.
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The course articles are read together, allowing for discussion of content, vocabulary and cultural comparisons.
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Still, Mila has lost the last few words of her vocabulary and remains severely disabled.
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I think I've developed a pretty good vocabulary to do that, a pretty good philosophy.
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We read her because the vocabulary was small and the language and grammar were plain.
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"Automation complacency... needs to be in everyone's vocabulary," said Bruce Landsberg, an NTSB board member.
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He brought a sophisticated harmonic understanding to the instrument, along with a new technical vocabulary.
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His extensive social media vocabulary consisted of 99 different emojis, allowing him to speak volumes.
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Contests include: personal narratives, reviews, editorial cartoons, vocabulary videos, STEM articles, editorials, podcasts and more.
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They get tongue tied, their vocabulary is not accessible to them, and it's very frustrating.
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More than most politicians, he embraces his stereotype—the pugilism, the thin skin, the vocabulary.
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Like the debate over the terms "slave" and "enslaved," the stakes are more than vocabulary.
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On our site, we have a couple of features that can help deepen vocabulary-learning.
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He had his own vocabulary of unorthodox chords, often involving far reaches across the fretboard.
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"I don't have that word in my vocabulary, and never have," he tweeted Monday night.
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The doll uses vocabulary by connecting to a database supported by Chinese tech giant Baidu.
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She has an exceptionally large and occasionally improvised vocabulary, but her language never feels ornamental.
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Using vocabulary like "sanctuary cities" that is misleading, in and of itself, is bad enough.
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Peretz's poems are intricate creations, fusing a German Romantic vocabulary with a rhapsodic Russian manner.
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AND FINALLY ... Talking turkey Meet the man who says he's learned the vocabulary of turkeys.
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He has also used the vocabulary of dancehall to shield himself from accusations of theft.
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As parents talk about their feelings, kids will learn the vocabulary to do it themselves.
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I considered using black and white but landed on a different vocabulary — shades of blue.
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I feel like going the vocabulary route here, rather than cluing LAX as the airport.
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We talked about the vocabulary of the movement with Eve and Donald [Sanders, the director].
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Word of the Day Note: Our Sixth Annual 15-Second Vocabulary Video Challenge is underway.
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Its pioneering work, televised from the court, introduced a new vocabulary into the public realm.
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Reading is also linked with higher emotional intelligence, a wider vocabulary and higher reading comprehension.
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The commentators built their vocabulary during the 2010 Olympics, when A.P.T.N. covered hockey in Cree.
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In them, he worked out what would become the fundamentals of his signature formal vocabulary.
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We live in a culture that on the one hand has a limited vocabulary for talking about sexual violence, and works to neutralize new terms almost as soon as they are created, and on the other takes an insidious pleasure in eroticizing the existing vocabulary.
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It's time you graduated from Google Translate, because Reverso actually gives you vocabulary in real contexts.
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The difference is that Frecon works on a much larger scale, with a much smaller vocabulary.
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But most children lack the vocabulary to articulate how they feel when they are so young.
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One that is more compassionate, more caring, and which gives people the vocabulary and the tools.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said that there has been a "vocabulary" change among Republicans recently.
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In fact, scientific studies show that reading boosts your creativity and vocabulary and reduces stress levels.
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Katie Couric is remembering the days when "Internet" was not yet a part of everyday vocabulary.
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We use different vocabulary and body language when we disagree with a coworker versus a friend.
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Every carmaker has a different set of vocabulary for its set of telematics and infotainment system.
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Though Booth warns the gestures behind its VR emoji vocabulary are sure to change over time.
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But given Zuckerberg's callous approach to public interest, his vocabulary may be worth a second listen.
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According to redditor RolandCamry, who first posted the audio clip, the recording comes from the Vocabulary.
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If you're not a member of the LGBTQ community, stop using the vocabulary of its birth.
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Clearly, Picasso's fusion of Surrealism and Cubism in 1932 dramatically extended the erotic vocabulary of painting.
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Their brains basically responded to both grammar and vocabulary errors, no matter what the accent was.
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Bret, please, you had me at the three-page glossary of descriptive game-theory vocabulary. Burrs!
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Its root as a pidgin helps explain its success: simple vocabulary makes it easy to learn.
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You weren't required to sign up for another account and learn a new vocabulary or interface.
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Research does indeed suggest their vocabulary in each language may be somewhat smaller for a while.
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It's not the Cold War, where "arms race" first entered our vocabulary; it's the Vietnam War.
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It's not that we don't have a vocabulary for talking about sexual violence, because we do.
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AR will become part of the new social media storytelling vocabulary, offering viral growth for developers.
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Italians have a whole vocabulary of hand movements to quickly (or quietly) convey what they mean.
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Reverso Synonyms is a thesaurus service that lets you learn new words and improve your vocabulary.
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And I think that's really a function of just the vocabulary that the two cultures use.
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It's addictive and edifying, like popping a special kind of bubble wrap that expands your vocabulary.
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He has also made numerous technical contributions, including inventing a new vocabulary called 'ballet mime acting.
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I, for one, will not be ashamed to add the word "dandruff" back into my vocabulary.
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JS: Do you find that you use a recurring vocabulary of forms to evoke these places?
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He is incredibly well-read and has the most eloquent vocabulary of anyone I've ever met.
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The election left many searching for the proper vocabulary to cope with what had just happened.
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The A in AIQ stands for "athletic," meaning the test has no vocabulary or math questions.
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"The spoon theory is now part of my everyday vocabulary with my loved ones," Flygare says.
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The vocabulary Zip-Zap develops is as much one of jokes as it is puzzle games.
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The 2 words you need to delete from your vocabulary today originally appeared on The Muse.
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No one pushes them to broaden vocabulary, turbocharge reading rates and master low-level math procedures.
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I don't hear singers doing this kind of huge vocal vocabulary, and it's not their job.
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Trump has claimed no such tapes exist, adding that the word is not in his vocabulary.
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Studies on Baby Einstein videotapes, for example, didn't find any positive effects on a child's vocabulary.
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They are equipped with a vocabulary to distinguish right from wrong, what dignifies and what demeans.
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Nothing. The Europeans failed to act, and a new horror entered the world's vocabulary: ethnic cleansing.
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I had grown up in a small, sheltered town, so my vocabulary for war was limited.
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When I began to translate for people from war-torn countries, I gained a specialized vocabulary.
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The authoritarian leaders taking power around the world share a vocabulary of intolerance, insult, and menace.
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Instead, paying kids to read had a statistically significant effect on comprehension, vocabulary and language skills.
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"Part of speech?" asked Ananya, further trying to map the word in her vast mental vocabulary.
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But developing a stellar vocabulary is inevitable when you've read as many books as Daliyah has.
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Pandan, a palm leaf that's popular in Southeast Asian cooking, is entering the American culinary vocabulary.
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All of these songs draw from the current vocabulary of pop music: folk, EDM, R&B.
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By the time children enter school, they have a working vocabulary of 30-40 offensive words.
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Less than two years ago, I added a new word to my daily vocabulary: Latin x.
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How do you translate your culinary vocabulary for cooks trained in a more narrow European tradition?
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There is also an opportunity to learn from the puzzle, because the vocabulary is ramped up.
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And playing this word puzzle nudged me to plunge into the cobwebbed depths of my vocabulary.
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It's a beautiful example of a Monday crossword: smooth solving, fairly easy vocabulary and straightforward cluing.
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That's all the more reason not to lose the Establishment Clause from our working civic vocabulary.
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Word of the Day Note: Our Fifth Annual 15-Second Vocabulary Video Challenge is now underway.
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We start by teaching them the Somali alphabet and then from there the vocabulary and culture.
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She, too, uses Cunningham's vocabulary — but she amalgamates it with movements from sport and pedestrian movement.
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Even the stunted vocabulary of Scooby-Doo inspired two early '00s films to $19933 million adjusted.
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In the weeks after I left the hospital, my vocabulary shrank as my medication dosage increased.
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Woods told him he had Kim's countryman K.J. Choi to thank for his limited Korean vocabulary.
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New vocabulary has emerged, as have new habits and new ways of navigating a narrowed landscape.
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Driven and fiercely intelligent, she spoke a clipped, Chinese-accented English with a seemingly limitless vocabulary.
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We didn't even have the vocabulary: What's the difference between assisted living and a nursing home?
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My father understood that this technocratic vocabulary was meant to shut up workers and spread neoliberalism.
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Gentle caresses, fraternal hugs and friendly pats on the back just aren't part of their vocabulary.
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Let's take a look at the cluing: 14A: Do you use MOT in your everyday vocabulary?
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"Mondays should be all — or virtually all — familiar vocabulary, and a straightforward theme," Mr. Shortz explained.
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We usually go through some of the vocabulary of impeachment, 'Impeach' 'Whistleblower' 'Quid pro quo' etc.
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Downsizing vocabulary by the CDC and other governmental agencies clearly illustrates a desire to manipulate messages.
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His English had improved, but his vocabulary was limited — and the loudspeakers were always a challenge.
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Of course politics, literature, entertainment and pop culture, combined with nimble vocabulary, heavily feed these puzzles.
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Reading works of fiction can grow your vocabulary and lead to higher levels of emotional intelligence.
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Though, the SAT tutor in me enjoyed the preponderance of vocabulary words (NEONATE, APPARAT, IGNOBLE, STYGIAN).
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Word of the Day Note: Our sixth annual 15-second vocabulary video challenge starts today, Jan.
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One of America's most popular word-game apps just got a huge injection of new vocabulary.
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And though her vocabulary is fairly large, she doesn't seem like a 23-year-old supergenius.
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The result is kind of a masterclass in how vocabulary can be twisted for insidious ends.
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Machado doesn't have a vocabulary for talking about what is happening to her — in the same way, she writes, that she didn't have a vocabulary to figure out what was happening when she was in the 10th grade and developed her first crush on a girl.
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It was made of 211 vocabulary terms, but expanded to 411 over the course of the war.
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As the emoji vocabulary began to grow, some people wondered why certain images were privileged over others.
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Start with eliminating these words from your vocabulary, and learn how to be a better ally. 3.
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In her Oscars acceptance speech last March, Frances McDormand introduced the word "inclusion rider" into our vocabulary.
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The idea is that simply scanning a psychology textbook will show each vocabulary word on a page.
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"After a couple of sessions, she could speak in small sentences and her vocabulary grew," says Kristal.
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He wants to make our roads more pleasant by increasing the vocabulary of the standard car horn.
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According to comments RonaldCamry made on the original Reddit thread, the sound was captured from the vocabulary.
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Kindle for Kids is also equipped with vocabulary tools to help boost your little one's reading level.
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He doesn't even possess the vocabulary, the catechisms that virtually every Republican candidate can recite by heart.
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The vocabulary of digital labor has, slowly and subtly, crept into the way we talk about gaming.
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There is the same vocabulary cinematically but the performances are mined differently and you really feel that.
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Headlines of some of the most popular conservative videos on YouTube use vocabulary that is clearly combative.
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And the rappers have a vocabulary that's kind of hard to understand if you don't really listen.
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It has a larger vocabulary and now allow users to communicate with the console using a headset.
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"Longyarn" is rendered in a language that has its own hypnotically repetitive rhythms and mash-up vocabulary.
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You actually only need to add a few more terms to your vocabulary to crack the code.
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He also talked about "cornerstones" — the district's effort to teach vocabulary and reading skills through shared experiences.
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Finally, curators Susan Carlson and Claartje van Dijk look at the visual vocabulary of the alt-right.
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Thinking of synonyms for words and other vocabulary tasks might measure this type of intelligence, Finke said.
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According to the Redditor who started this whole mess, the viral audio was recorded from the Vocabulary.
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The pain of love, once present in treatises and medical textbooks, has disappeared from the medical vocabulary.
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That's because, as Rose told People, she started working on his vocabulary at a very early age.
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In 2014, Clinton gave a talk at a biotech conference saying that GMOs had a "vocabulary" problem.
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The more you use Dot, the more it adapts to your speech patterns, vocabulary, and personal preferences.
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I love y'all and am more appreciative of y'all than my meager vocabulary could hope to describe.
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But most adorably, he let us in on a little bit of the Bale-Blazic household vocabulary.
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"I've learned a new vocabulary," Stewart told PEOPLE at her American Made Summit in New York City.
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"It's an awesome and fun experience designing together, we have built this new common vocabulary," Andrew said.
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Emojis have become a part of our online vocabulary and younger generations use them frequently when communicating.
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Bonus: it's got a built-in dictionary and thesaurus, in case Trump feels like expanding his vocabulary.
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IMMIGRATION is an animating topic for President Donald Trump, and a vocabulary-expanding one for most Americans.
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It has a large vocabulary and a rich stock of homophones from which puns can be made.
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We are already primed to read violence as erotic, because our erotic vocabulary is a violent one.
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Walking to school, she used the rare opportunity for solitude to practice English vocabulary under her breath.
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But many people have a tough time getting over the hump from basic vocabulary to conversational comprehension.
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Traditionally, this "training data" (your unique style of typing and vocabulary) is processed at a data center.
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Rather, the determining concept seems to be a structured improvisation proceeding from a purposefully restricted visual vocabulary.
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It will then show the word's spelling and speak the phonetic pronunciation of the identified vocabulary words.
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Like if you're just practicing vocabulary on something like Duolingo, that works really well on the phone.
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In a way, I think I have developed my own personal mythology and corresponding original visual vocabulary.
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His egalitarian vision has gone a long way towards expanding our collective vocabulary for considering economic life.
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If film is a language unto itself, Mass Effect: Andromeda speaks with the vocabulary of a toddler.
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"This isn't just about a change in vocabulary," Erica Sackin, Political Communications Director for Planned Parenthood, said.
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It will consist of 12 spelling words, which contestants will handwrite, and 12 multiple-choice vocabulary questions.
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This approach is what makes Look such a deeply human attempt to rewrite the vocabulary of war.
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In the 1970s and '80s, home video systems like VCR were marketed using a vocabulary of empowerment.
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Here, then, are some of my favorite pieces of Sakamoto's more exploratory, electronic-music-vocabulary-defining work.
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In the UK, we still haven't figured out the vocabulary needed to understand teenagers as sexual being.
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You can also highlight or look up difficult words, or add them to a Vocabulary Builder tool.
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The absolutely funniest part of this expanded emoji vocabulary, to me, is the new David Bowie character.
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Speed reading works if the reader has a good vocabulary and a quick mind, and is motivated.
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Kim Tschang-Yeul transformed the formal vocabulary of American abstraction into a symbolic possibility in his paintings.
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Most communication experts will tell you to drop filler words like "um" and "uh" from your vocabulary.
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It's just the phrasing and the emphases, maybe the vocabulary as well, that has drifted from origins.
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A budget is your best friendA budget was not even part of my vocabulary in my 20s.
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But my Arabic vocabulary was blunt and broad, so I heard him as being blunt and broad.
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The vocabulary in the New York Times videos is so rich that it is perfect for ELLs.
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However, since moving out of the South, I do find myself slipping "ya'll" into my everyday vocabulary.
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As for the rest of the vocabulary, about half comes from Italian, with English and French loanwords.
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"In other words, reading for pleasure was linked to greater intellectual progress, in vocabulary, spelling, and mathematics."
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So far, the system can recognize about 100 words, but the team hopes to expand its vocabulary.
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"The folks using the r-word will have to put that out of their vocabulary," he said.
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All of this is getting dangerous, Jason, because rhetorically we&aposve exhausted the vocabulary of killing Trump.
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The vocabulary of the acid-eaters still makes me cringe, particularly when I hear myself using it.
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I don't think there's a place for them, I don't even think there's a vocabulary for them.
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Stephan refers to a formalist vocabulary, but turns any lingering obsession with the "framing edge" upside-down.
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A popular radio host is learning New Zealand's indigenous language and sharing new vocabulary with his audience.
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I try to complete these first three steps on the same day that new vocabulary is introduced.
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Over time, as their critical thinking skills develop and their vocabulary grows, students' analyses become more sophisticated.
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Late afternoon was not, in her experience, a great time to drill vocabulary lessons with early adolescents.
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Her vocabulary is eclectic and large, her grammar arrestingly idiosyncratic, her skill at group organization often superlative.
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Virgil could create a metaphor and a new vocabulary to describe something as old-school as Fendi.
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On Pro Basketball This was the season "load management" became a common phrase in our basketball vocabulary.
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Word of the Day Note: Our fifth annual 15-second vocabulary video challenge will begin Jan. 18.
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Here, they mastered new manual skills and a new vocabulary, including words like transom, daggerboard and thwart.
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I'm listening for something enlightening, something arresting, a vision and a vocabulary that will rally and inspire.
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They enhance our private vocabulary and emotional flexibility, adding texture to conscious feelings, domesticating the unconscious ones.
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Like we were saying about Bresson, I still want to not use the old vocabulary of music.
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This ocular vocabulary, in concert with her dramatic staging of scenes, can amplify a viewer's feelings unexpectedly.
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Teachers and mothers sometimes tell me that the vocabulary in Fancy Nancy improves their children's language skills.
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By and large, kids aren't taught the right vocabulary to distinguish between sexual assault and bad sex.
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For instance, after seven decades of division, athletes from the two Koreas use sharply different sports vocabulary.
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Only the eradication of the N-word from the Latinx vocabulary can truly rectify things going forward.
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Whether expressed through scholarship or private, daily conversation, this vocabulary was imprecise and cloistered within the academy.
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As its musical vocabulary has steadily expanded, Wye Oak has long pondered how the personal turns metaphysical.
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Mr. Trump has the grammar and vocabulary of a fifth-grade student, one study last year found.
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The idea that materials and objects have their own vocabulary has long been central to Parente's practice.
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Unlike previous studies, the researchers characterized the languages based on lexical (vocabulary) and phonemic (sound) systems separately.
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Having only two labels, liberal and conservative, is an insufficient vocabulary to describe the current political climate.
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Its rich vocabulary reflects the islanders' preoccupation with land and family, soil and soul, weather and ocean.
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Reading aloud even outperforms conversation when it comes to exposure to vocabulary and advancing a child's literacy.
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Still, they are brutish and sexually violent, with a limited vocabulary and even more limited emotional range.
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It did not take long for Slobodchikoff to master the basic vocabulary of Flagstaff's native prairie dogs.
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"The things people post most frequently kind of has a limited vocabulary associated with it," King said.
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You'll need a solid grasp on basic vocabulary and syntax before you can let your creativity flow.
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The songs on "Semper Femina" use deceptively plain-spoken vocabulary to conjure sometimes cryptic relationships and events.
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The result is kind of a master class in how vocabulary can be leveraged for insidious ends.
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The idea is that the monster's purest self is expressed in something close to a ballet vocabulary.
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Interestingly, it has become a powerful porn sub-genre that's oozed it's way into America's sexual vocabulary.
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Word of the Day Note: Our sixth annual 15-second vocabulary video challenge will run from Jan.
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I couldn't find the vocabulary for what I truly wanted to say, that emotional part of Marie.
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WAKEFIELD Living here in the footsteps of so many great artists gives us a vocabulary we share.
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And when something interests a small child, all bets are off in terms of memory and vocabulary.
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A mode of being, a vocabulary […] this is going to be lost if there's no lesbian anymore.
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Then, they watch clips that provide them with the vocabulary they need to analyze these deliberate choices.
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And that, called their inspection time, correlates with vocabulary performance, correlates with all these other IQ tests.
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Working with a straightforward vocabulary of abstract marks, Zeller has moved into a class all his own.
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Once the computer amassed its vocabulary, Caliskan ran it through a version of the implicit association test.
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I think we will continue to see a lot of big businesses, large corporations, IPO companies tap into the astrological language and iconography because it's something that is a shared vocabulary, and it's a vocabulary that people are really leaning on right now for guidance and trust and support.
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Zhao and his team found that stocks of companies with CEOs who most often used buoyant vocabulary to describe revenue, earnings or profitability outperformed a long-short portfolio of stocks whose CEOs were the least apt to use gilded vocabulary by 9.16%, 123% and 6.76%, respectively, per year.
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Even in France, which treats public intellectuals like national treasures, his erudite vocabulary and measured reasoning are mocked.
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On the other hand, I'm delighted that Max bested these know-it-all bitches, at least in vocabulary.
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Because so much abstract vocabulary had come from Arabic and Persian, this in effect created a new language.
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Her vocabulary could come back at any moment, so we're really hopeful but just grateful that she's there.
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And in the before state you have the wrong vocabulary, you don't know how to talk about it.
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Over the coming week, I poured myself into my Nerdstrong routine as well as committing to its vocabulary.
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They found a common vocabulary in Well Hell's mix of aggressive guitars, pop hooks and traces of psychedelia.
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Today, that vocabulary has grown to 2,623 emoji, excluding the 157 that will reach platforms later this year.
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Names like Google, Airbnb and Hulu, which sounded strange at first, are now part of our everyday vocabulary.
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" Concluding, "If we stop having mercy as a part of our vocabulary, Andy, our world will completely die.
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This is a very difficult space to navigate for consumers online, they have issues with trust and vocabulary.
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However, whether or not Jones was directly inspired by the vocabulary of tantric art seems beside the point.
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Seeing his lack of reaction to the subtleties of Latin vocabulary, the guide smiled and changed the subject.
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Lee said he was "presenting a new vocabulary" for the brand, with the traditional weave "reinterpreted and evolved".
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I'm queer and 34 years old, and I still feel like my queer vocabulary is out of date.
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It needs to have a common vocabulary and that cleansing can be time-consuming and pain-staking work.
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These words weren't part of my vocabulary, so I never used them — I described my feelings through stories.
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She was screaming sounds that weren't words, as if pain had no vocabulary comprehensible to the human ear.
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But YouTube users aren't happy with YouTube's response, and some question its insistence that there's no vocabulary list.
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I didn't have the vocabulary to describe the feeling then, but I do now: it fucked me up.
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We're writing for people who have limited vocabulary either because of education or for non-native English speakers.
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I've heard you doing the Chewbacca vocalizations, but Ben Burtt famously created what the character's vocabulary sounds like.
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For now, the app's got a pretty limited vocabulary—it can pick out hungry from fussy from pained.
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But Amazon's software is teaching consumers a vocabulary with which to interact with Amazon and third-party services.
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As Batman, West also demonstrated his strong command of vocabulary, delivering wacky one-liners in a deadpan style.
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PA: When your vocabulary is dispersed enough, you can go from one painting to a totally different one.
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He spent the better part of his life mastering that stuff and continuing to advance his cinematic vocabulary.
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It couldn't deal with background noise, its vocabulary was limited and it was awkward to use in public.
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And I'm walking with colon cancer with the word terminal very much in my vocabulary, comfortably and spiritually.
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It's a really hard thing because you live in London, and it just becomes part of your vocabulary.
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Even casual students of history will recognize this vocabulary echoes the hateful terms used by notorious anti-Semites.
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Every language has certain vocabulary for compartmentalizing the world, but how different languages discuss time is particularly interesting.
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Or you do know why, and you're not ready to accept why, or you don't have the vocabulary.
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Trump has a pretty limited vocabulary, which means now and again we're treated to moments of accidental honesty.
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Are conservatives at all abashed at taking the vocabulary they grew up with and flipping it so openly?
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Joseph Weizenbaum stood out among his fellow panelists at Davos because he used a different, more critical vocabulary.
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Why is he appearing as some kind of holy spiritual vision with an inexplicable knowledge of Celtic vocabulary?
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A test subject was able to develop a vocabulary of nine words they could hear through their skin.
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These marks stem from an abstract visual vocabulary, but Kajzer brings them in dialogue with her ferocious sitter.
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Leitsch used to collect mentions of the "homophile movement," a term that preceded the modern gay-rights vocabulary.
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" Although claims vary from product to product, the FDA says fraudulent cancer products "often use a particular vocabulary.
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The message sent to Interpark also used vocabulary specific to the North Korean dialect, the police agency said.
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In their view the electorate is a sovereign whose vocabulary is limited to two words: yes and no.
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His vocabulary is small, but it suggests that he has urgent points to make that go beyond dance.
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In iconic Google vocabulary, "the really big moonshot idea here is communication with thought — with telepathy," says Jepsen.
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They asked me to teach them English and were eager to learn vocabulary for shopping, cooking and traveling.
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They then read the article quietly in class as I circulate to answer questions about vocabulary or content.
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The Japanese, whose political culture is less idealistic than our own, have a vocabulary for socially constructive lying.
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American diplomatic culture draws more from European tradition than just vocabulary — words such as attaché, démarche, and chargé.
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Gain a critical vocabulary, push your ideas in new directions, and take your work into the public realm.
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" Trump has denied that such a recording exists, and that such as word is even "in my vocabulary.
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Opinion AMERICANS don't have a vocabulary to describe the pernicious behavior of political crowds, but our forefathers did.
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Nearly 800 witty entries from around the world made judging this year's Vocabulary Video Contest harder than ever.
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And, in keeping with the Fordist logic of postwar manufacturing, Berry's musical vocabulary is a kit of parts.
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The first section is about vocabulary and the second about spelling; each has 12 questions worth one point.
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Ledgerwood's vocabulary includes hand-painted quatrefoils, interlocking triangles, diamond-patterned grids, thickly painted labial shapes, and metallic paint.
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Stack's vocabulary consists of striped planes arranged at jagged angles to each other, and open and closed solids.
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I Google these when I see them so I can understand the posts and expand my dated vocabulary.
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Jeans might not always be a staple, but they will always have a place in your fashion vocabulary.
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The actors were instructed to change their voices, accents, and vocabulary based on which caller they were playing.
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Jung wanted to retake just the portion she had failed—vocabulary—rather than both sections of Part One.
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" Underneath her frustration with the standardization of transgender vocabulary, Chu says, "I have an aversion to being churched.
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Dogs, too, use the left side of their brain to process vocabulary, and recognize each word as distinct.
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Modern Love The actress tells the story of a woman whose romantic limits are defined by her vocabulary.
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I have a medical vocabulary, algorithms and protocols, equipment I'm trained to use when a patient needs them.
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The Learning Network post 12 Ways To Learn Vocabulary With The New York Times offers many more ideas.
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In pluralistic contexts, our neighbors don't read from the same script or draw from a common spiritual vocabulary.
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We have to distinguish between imperfect leaders and corrupt ones, and we need the vocabulary to do so.
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It's been our experience that having the vocabulary right there decreases anxiety about not knowing what to say.
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We had nothing in common; we were separated by the chasms of life experience, education, politics, cultural vocabulary.
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We see, similarly, no evidence that Baby Einstein-style videos can teach children to have a larger vocabulary.
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We have a richer vocabulary for talking with our aging relatives about their health than about their dreams.
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Word of the Day To mark the fifth annual 15-second vocabulary video challenge, which will begin Jan.
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These highly cropped images of food being prepared are a strange merger of commercial visual vocabulary and art.
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Teaching English at the project focuses mainly on vocabulary that students will need to work with visiting gringos.
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Which got me wondering: Why do certain terms and words integrate into our vocabulary more easily than others?
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With Latin ballads and new costumes, this bilingual revival teaches both good manners and a little Spanish vocabulary.
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Despite, or perhaps because of this reductive vocabulary of forms, her paintings radiate with an earthy, open intensity.
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Whether some White House flunky wrote this, using Mr. Trump's limited vocabulary, or Mr. Trump himself doesn't matter.
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Lil Buck, the world-famous exponent of Memphis jookin, whose vocabulary he has enlarged, remains a phenomenal performer.
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We are all learning a new vocabulary of inoculation: self-quarantine, shedding period, flattening the curve, inflection point.
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The upper-left also feels strangely heavy on technology-related vocabulary for a puzzle I made (trust me).
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Q. Was "product orientation" a phrase that was in your regular vocabulary when you came into City Hall?
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To find even more ideas, check out our 12 Ways To Learn Vocabulary With The New York Times.
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"So long, kiddo, see you next week," is a fairly awful sentence to add to your parenting vocabulary.
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Teachers are already sensing a change among students in the scope of their Icelandic vocabulary and reading comprehension.
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Or do you think it is always inappropriate — a sign of a limited vocabulary, or an improper upbringing?
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Most linguists feel that understanding sentences shows greater mastery of a new language than does simple vocabulary improvement.
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Redmayne's brand of dominion shares too much vocabulary with the realm of abuse that he's meant to counteract.
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We subsist now on a meager vocabulary of winners and "losers," of "sad!" naysayers and "nut job" adversaries.
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As these types of stories arise more frequently, reporters are among those confronting the limitations of modern vocabulary.
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But it's home to Quinn and his deputy, Lillie Virgil, admired for her keen marksmanship and filthy vocabulary.
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California, blue skies, and palm trees are from the vocabulary of advertising, but here they are made sublime.
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As new concerns, new methods, new technologies and new experiences multiply, vocabulary by necessity tries to keep up.
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James Gorman's science videos and related articles inspire many activities, yielding new vocabulary words and thought-provoking discussions.
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Yet you hardly notice the vocabulary; "Barocco" keeps up its pressure by way of rhythm and spatial organization.
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Mr. Chihuly emblazoned his signature on the world by working and rethinking the vocabulary of glass as art.
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Mr. Bolton has forged a comfortable relationship with the president, several people said, channeling his "America First" vocabulary.
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The interesting thing about him as a composer is that he has a distinct harmonic and melodic vocabulary.
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Even if you have months of Duolingo under your belt, your vocabulary will still be behind native speakers.
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You can also take our resolution-related quiz to both test your vocabulary and glean even more tips.
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An example of his limited vocabulary is his over-reliance on the word "very" to modify simple adjectives.
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And, of course, there's the incident that practically entered "fake news" into our vocabulary: the 2016 presidential election.
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Any child who had a vocabulary of less than 50 words was considered to have a language delay.
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His reputation among freethinking trumpet players is ironclad, a function of superhuman precision and a trailblazing technical vocabulary.
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As you compose emails and documents (and in conversation too), remove these words and phrases from your vocabulary.
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As you compose emails and speak with clients and colleagues, remove these five words/phrases from your vocabulary.
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But Spanish-speaking visitors should be warned: Their vocabulary might not seamlessly translate to the streets of Havana.
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Josh created a sort of multidimensional vocabulary profile that grouped together novels that had more words in common.
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Her sculptures have their own personal vocabulary that speaks in a direct language about history, race, and mythology.
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This is a lost vocabulary, but it matters when a society does something versus a person doing it.
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It's what you do with that vocabulary, the way you use the language, that's where the magic is.
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I think of the various groupings — each with their own visual vocabulary — as pages from an unknown book.
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"Write your own words and see them become part of Abra's vocabulary," the duo explain on the Abra website.
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In Chittagonian, health terms come from Bengali and English; scientific knowledge and vocabulary have trickled down from educated elites.
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He's got a briefing book vocabulary and no clue what to do with the power he so desperately craves.
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Though drawing on the visual vocabulary of advertising, by mostly reusing materials Kong resists our obsession with the new.
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Those feel like the most fundamental improvements to emoji's vocabulary, and the best indication of where emoji are headed.
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Until 2005, students had to complete analogies (test prep : SAT :: breakfast : lunch) that tested both vocabulary and reasoning skills.
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Sure, Tim Burton and Walt Disney have *slightly* different outlooks on life, but the artists share a visual vocabulary.
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I just don't think that we have the emotional awareness or vocabulary to talk about this as a community.
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I was going to say, Kara, have you noticed that Alexandra's vocabulary is a little bit better than ours?
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Strike words like "unlikeable" and "uncharismatic" from your vocabulary — chances are you would only apply them to a woman.
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If recent events have demonstrated anything, it's that we need to unify and develop a new vocabulary of protest.
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Dilg is a painter who employs a pictographic vocabulary and a palette of pale greens, blues, oranges, and browns.
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She is aware about constructions, so we have already the same vocabulary when it comes to designing a dress.
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I've also become more comfortable with my own formal vocabulary, and this allows me to invent and distort things.
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Last year, he challenged a stenographer with advanced vocabulary, and then later got caught complementing another on her looks.
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The startup aims to disrupt the way literacy is learned through a monthly subscription-based vocabulary program Currently, Mrs.
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The women may not have the vocabulary to express such a concept, but they know it in their gut.
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The creators of VoiceOps spent extra time fine tuning to increase accuracy for things like recognizing the sales vocabulary.
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THE label "African-American" wasn't in Ghada Amer's vocabulary when the artist arrived in the United States in 1995.
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Now Rose knew: The problem didn't stem from Jones' voice or from a systemic issue in the way Vocabulary.
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" Trump has denied this, saying on Twitter that "I don't have that word in my vocabulary, and never have.
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If you have one word you can say red, or maybe carmine or vermilion depending on your interlocutor's vocabulary.
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The resulting glossary is an informative, easily accessible tool for anyone looking to learn about the evolving gender vocabulary.
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The startup makes money on the users who pay $11.99 per month for help with sentence structure and vocabulary.
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I don't think he would say that he does, but he has a very musical sense to his vocabulary.
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For all I knew, its singular-word vocabulary was just evidence that it was still learning how to speak.
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Next-door-neighbors-turned-BFFs forced to grapple with their maturing hormones using vocabulary years ahead of the norm?
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Maybe she could understand what your friend Cardi B is saying—they sound like they have the same vocabulary!
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The journal draws on a millennia-old tradition of faith and reason to give a vocabulary for those questions.
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After nearly a decade of limiting her marks, Singh returned to figurative painting with a vocabulary of abstract marks.
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I'm a very precise director, and sometimes I was feeling so frustrated because I didn't have the right vocabulary.
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Gerry Connolly (D-VA): "Time to revive Watergate vocabulary: obstruction, cover-up, suborn, conspiracy, inoperative, criminal conspiracy, independent prosecutor."
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Much of that dance's movement vocabulary is retained, as well as some of the gestural motifs and dramatic sequences.
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Finally, the app encourages users to practice their newly discovered words by way of three built-in vocabulary games.
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Rondinone's series vocabulary of solitude, featuring 45 life-size clowns cast from real bodies, is wonderfully eerie and sad.
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In the scientific arena, the routine vocabulary of health care professionals and researchers' frames illness and shapes medical judgments.
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Its starter lessons will help you build your vocabulary with easy activities — like matching written phrases with vibrant photos.
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Before you knew it, terms like "friends don't lie" and "mouth-breather" became part of our pop culture vocabulary.
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And if Bran has always been the cause of Hodor's one-word vocabulary, what else is he responsible for?
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So, just because the Kasich campaign made up a new word, I congratulate them that they're expanding their vocabulary.
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The lessons contain the basics of writing and reading hiragana and katakana as well as pronunciation of Japanese vocabulary.
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You want them to understand the vocabulary — when the North Koreans says this, what they really mean is that.
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He uses intonation rather than vocabulary to express his meaning, making his words difficult to understand on the page.
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His vocabulary is earthy: "big-league", to describe how he would do things, or "schlonged", for someone beaten badly.
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I only meant to say that people can struggle being socially conscious if they don't have the information/vocabulary.
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The students' new-fangled vocabulary, such as the perpetual admonition of "privilege" and "micro-aggressions", often mystifies their elders.
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It seems to me that Miller's drawings are a way to accumulate a vocabulary of abstract shapes and marks.
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You'll learn vocabulary, sentence structure, common phrases, and everything you need to write and speak the Star Trek language.
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I have a feeling that this is what life was like for them then, all other vocabulary unused, discarded.
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Earlier, a superbly suspenseful duet for Ms. Jones and Mr. Lozano shows amazing variety of vocabulary and spatial focus.
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To help you move on and learn from every rejection, make these phrases a regular part of your vocabulary.
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Trump canceled the annual military exercises with South Korea, calling them "provocative," a word straight out of Kim's vocabulary.
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Some of the vocabulary used in the author's writing has given people an idea of who they may be.
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We humans have an impoverished vocabulary to describe smells, and tend to overlook how much they affect our behavior.
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A whiteboard behind Jones displayed a number of vocabulary words, including government, U.S. Constitution, limit, president, governor and naturalization.
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Walk through a crowded cafeteria and curse words pop up gratuitously among students as if vocabulary has failed them.
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Combined, they provide him the motive and the means—the vocabulary—to violate the fragile norms governing our elections.
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Every year some new clever addition gets added to the vocabulary — not just of Apple, but of the industry.
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