Basically, the administration isn't looking at the whole picture and are being disingenuous because they're smart enough to look at the whole picture.
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They can't see the whole picture / the whole customer.
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Wade ― you have to look at the whole picture.
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The whole picture is starting to come in clearer now.
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"It's important, but it's not the whole picture," Ramnani added.
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That's a part of the picture, not the whole picture.
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And it is here that the whole picture comes together.
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"A really powerful way to look at the whole picture."
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"You have to have somebody who understands the whole picture."
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But, like most averages, that doesn't paint the whole picture.
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You know, this guy: But that's not the whole picture.
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Being pleasant is great, but it's not the whole picture.
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But to fully reckon, one must look at the whole picture.
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Of course, U.S. ticket sales don't paint the whole picture here.
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By now, you know that photos don't tell the whole picture.
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It's just the few bad apples that distort the whole picture.
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Feel free to still disapprove, but get the whole picture. pic.twitter.
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When responding, make sure you take the whole picture into account.
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"But that is not the whole picture," Koebner said by email.
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Are they simply tunnel-visioned, unable to visualize the whole picture?
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And that is fair – if we take in the whole picture.
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That figure is notable — and yet it doesn't provide the whole picture.
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It's a pretty full slate, but it's still not the whole picture.
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Neither Hubble nor ALMA can see the whole picture on their own.
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The report cautions that these data do not paint the whole picture.
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"Metadata allows an intelligence service to build a whole picture of you."
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So it's important to consider the whole picture when making dietary decisions.
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"Whatever we learn adds more dimensions and details to the whole picture."
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The effect isn't nearly as romantic when you see the whole picture.
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So dehumanization is real and terrible, but it's not the whole picture.
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When I was 20 years old, I began to see the whole picture.
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If you're not looking at the whole picture it's not going to change.
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You may not even know the whole picture yourself, just your current mission.
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Music isn't the whole picture so much as one tile in a mosaic.
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Now, we get the whole picture — every last mascara-streaking bit of it.
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I have to look at the whole picture every time I create something.
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The Hill's Vicki Needham gives us the whole picture here: http://bit.ly/2628NMvCzH.
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When reaching out to an outside party, try to share the whole picture.
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It has taught me that if I'm off, then the whole picture is off.
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But that's not quite the whole picture—it was supposed to remake him, too.
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Those stories are wonderful, and completely worth celebrating, but they aren't the whole picture.
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He admired her ability to intensely read the issues and understand the whole picture.
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"They were looking at the individual pieces and not the whole picture," Good explains.
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True financial planning looks at your whole picture and how all the pieces connect.
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JS: We're looking at the whole picture right now and taking a holistic approach.
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When we think about climate change, we're almost never looking at the whole picture.
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WM: But you need to see Grace Jones... JW: To get the whole picture.
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But even if that's true—and it is, kind of—that isn't the whole picture.
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Making any creative product, you don't really seen the whole picture until near the end.
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The whole picture creates a scenario that speaks to a kind of mock heroic elegance.
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First, the report does not reveal the whole picture that the Intelligence community likely possesses.
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It's not real, or at least it's not the whole picture of our complicated lives.
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Try not to look at the whole picture, but look at little slices of the pie.
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The department cautioned that a draft doesn&apost capture the whole picture of the proposed regulation.
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It's obvious it completes the "whole picture" of what makes PocketCHIP a different kind of thing.
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Putting the puzzle together doesn't matter if you can't step back and see the whole picture.
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Genetics seem to play a role, but they can't explain the whole picture of the disease.
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"We have to look at the whole picture: the poverty, the housing, the education," she said.
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But listening to the stories—true, personal stories—on her new record, reveals the whole picture.
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Investors should understand the risks of investing in these funds, but also understand the whole picture.
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So I had parts of the puzzle sort of mapped out, but not the whole picture.
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By taking in the whole picture, Cohen connects seemingly unrelated dots to reveal a troubling pattern.
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So once you have this whole picture, then you go, where do you make the cuts?
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But a new study published Monday in PLOS-One suggests that we've been missing the whole picture.
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It's a process that different people see different versions of but the whole picture should include everybody.
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If you aren't willing to take an honest look at the whole picture, you're selling yourself short.
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It's kind of like the way he picks out his clothes: He looks at the whole picture.
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To judge tax reform honestly, policy makers and the public need to look at the whole picture.
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Porn presents another data game that obscures the whole picture of teens' exposure to anal sex acts.
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The numbers offered by the state cannot be independently verified or may not present the whole picture.
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Both argue that the video site discriminates against them, but YouTube believes that's not the whole picture.
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As true psychiatric experts, we must look at the whole picture to determine the most accurate diagnosis.
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We just go there to enjoy our holidays, so we don't get the see the whole picture.
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When This Is Us finally bows out, we'll know we got the whole picture of the Pearson clan.
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Even if the kid willingly participated, the kid doesn't understand the whole picture—it's not the kid's fault.
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I started working with artists and actors and noticed that no one was looking at the whole picture.
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But skill isn't the whole picture, and Blevins often doesn't compete at the highest levels of the game.
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Then they met and carefully examined the whole picture — not just the pieces — and concluded impeachment was unavoidable.
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This was important because the media itself was not sharing the whole picture about the situation in Syria.
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"I have dealt with her enough on issues to understand that she can see the whole picture," Rep.
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One minute, self-introduction, they will paint a whole picture about it, and then say, 'My name is Peter.
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On the side against immigration we get a few vignettes of terror that pretend to paint a whole picture.
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The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the results of the meeting "could change the whole picture".
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But never lose sight of the whole picture your chart can paint when it comes to your sex life.
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However, this doesn't seem like the whole picture, and perhaps the potential to deceive is part of the equation.
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The subleased space that is going on the market is getting filled, if you look at the whole picture.
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But Ms. Diamond does not let these hostile interactions become the whole picture; sometimes she simply laughs them off.
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The people may do that when presented with the whole picture after seeing only a partial or distorted one.
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And then there's net neutrality, which could take the whole picture and shake it up like a snow globe.
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To get the whole picture of your personality, you need to take into account the position of each planet.
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It's very important to get definitive data on risk so we have the whole picture of risk and benefit.
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The number of siblings you have influences just one aspect of your upbringing — but it doesn't paint the whole picture.
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Or did they look at the whole picture, including: What were the types of accounts that were making the reports?
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Both Lenovo and Intel were working on similar ideas in early 2017, but neither had the whole picture figured out.
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GINGRICH: Look, I think he can do three things to be very decisive and that would change the whole picture.
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" As for Serena's legacy, Evert thinks "this is a blip on the whole picture of what she's done for women.
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Analyzing sperm is an important part of assessing a man's fertility, but doctors say it doesn't paint the whole picture.
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We tend to think that the key to power is economic and technological strength, but that's not the whole picture.
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Today, we got some more details courtesy of GM CEO Mary Barra — but not enough to see the whole picture.
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While stats never tell the whole picture, in a festival landscape that overwhelmingly favors cishet male performers, that means something.
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Abortion rates in the developed world have fallen to a historic low, the researchers say, but that's not the whole picture.
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Today, when policymakers look to gross domestic product as a measure of their success, they are not seeing the whole picture.
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But bacterial tests don't really give the whole picture; viruses are known to stick around longer, for weeks and even months.
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That said, he points out that focusing on just the intraday moves in the stock may not paint the whole picture.
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Barré just kept moving, kept finding ways to perturb expectation as well as underscore our inability to see the whole picture.
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What gets your attention also prevents you from seeing the whole picture — unexpected objects go unnoticed when attention is focused elsewhere.
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Let's see the whole picture and then figure out what are the areas that we should ultimately focus on within it.
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"We need the professionals to do their investigation and tell us everything when they ultimately have really found the whole picture."
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When we encounter a crafted object, we experience aspects of a complex craft ecosystem, but we don't see the whole picture.
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Facts First: Harris accurately describes the program she started, but it's not the whole picture of her history on body cameras.
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While Friday's jobs report will give more insight into how seasonal hiring is going so far, it's far from the whole picture.
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But ARMY also has receipts, and will let you know that SNL's portrayal doesn't paint a whole picture of their kaleidoscopic makeup.
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"Matters of attribution and the whole picture of what is and what is not by an artist are all relative," he said.
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"When you have all these codes of communication, then you see the whole picture, and you can make accurate analyses," she says.
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"We think it's important that they get the whole picture and explain that transparently to the American public," Sandberg said of investigators.
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It's like when you're making a big jigsaw puzzle and a few pieces are missing so you don't see the whole picture.
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Social media never shows the whole picture, but does it reveal the parts of yourself that you want your crush to see?
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Chen says he is trying to "imagine the program as a whole picture," and not unnecessarily waste energy on its individual components.
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To see the whole picture, it's important to also consider those who are unaffiliated, or do not identify with any one religion.
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This is troubling, because our research shows a strong association between savings and the whole picture of a consumer's financial well-being.
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"When people talk about moonshots, they're talking about curing cancer, but it has to look at the whole picture," Dr. Murphy said.
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I don't always see the tiny details as I'm focusing on the whole picture and how it comes together as a story.
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That is why it's a pretty good bet that whatever guesses we have about season 9 so far are not the whole picture.
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Instead of looking at the whole picture and saying, Hey, they've got some good ideas here, we need to start thinking about this.
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But for city governments that feel responsible for getting all their residents around, the sudden burst of diversity has confused the whole picture.
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So we should try to see the whole picture, rather than focusing on what's happening in the US and in various European countries.
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This made it much easier to understand that these are real people doing real things, and get a concept of the whole picture.
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And since we only know about a fraction of the animals in the Earth's forests and oceans, that's not even the whole picture.
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Weight is just one indicator of health, and certainly doesn't paint the whole picture of a person's lifestyle, including how much they exercise.
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Try not to fall so head over heels in love with a house that you doesn't allow you to envision the whole picture.
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"I think you have to take the whole picture in terms of what impact imprisonment has on a specific individual's life," he said.
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"You can't just take one little piece of evidence out of the whole picture and think you have the whole story," he said.
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I think it's the nature of people for their mind to go to very dark places when they don't see the whole picture.
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But before the election, Trump's disadvantage with women seemed to pose an insurmountable challenge — and that doesn't take the whole picture into account.
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And the whole picture should involve you limiting sugar-sweetened everything, no matter if it's coconut sugar, agave, honey, syrup, or cane sugar.
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To get the whole picture, which somehow involves allegations of cybersquatting, we first have to take to—yeah, you guessed it—a podcast.
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Kolmes explains that mental healthcare professionals aren't ethically permitted to solicit testimonials from current clients, meaning reviews don't often paint the whole picture.
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The military's public affairs chief, Colonel Edgard Arevalo, declined to comment until the armed forces had the "whole picture on the current situation".
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But if you want to enhance your experience, binoculars will let you better see the whole picture as the moon's surface changes color.
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So, how are we to actually combat these Central American pull factors and push factors if we don&apost actually know the whole picture?
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If you do that, you are going to out price yourself...We look at the whole picture and not just that one line item.
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"It's like when you're making a big jigsaw puzzle and a few pieces are missing so you don't see the whole picture," Alfredson said.
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"I would object to the idea that looking at admission numbers is a measure of equity—it never tells the whole picture," she said.
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Researchers try to untangle these factors so they can get a better look at the problem, but solutions have to consider the whole picture.
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And asking only how women are different from men does not give us the whole picture of what is contributing to women's health issues.
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Mental Floss broke down a series of emoji that look wildly different from platform to platform, but even that doesn't capture the whole picture.
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Now that you look at the whole picture you're able to get something productive out of every free hour you have in your workday.
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But a pure how-many-acres-did-we-save metric doesn't really show the whole picture of what the Save the Rainforest movement achieved.
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" She's also supremely confident, adding ... "I am pleased that finally we are seeing the whole picture and seeing cases and claims dismissed from court.
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The whole picture gets even weirder when you remember polling reveals most Democratic voters simultaneously worry about Chinese economic influence while favoring free-trade deals.
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Security logs do not always tell the whole picture as an experienced hacker can remove any trace after they've compromised a server, the officials noted.
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But while optimizing for maximum employment is one way to help refugees integrate into their new home, experts say it doesn't give the whole picture.
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I mean grapefruit's great for losing weight, and what she says is great for bringing order to your life, but it's not the whole picture.
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Yet with the entire first season of You in mind, it's easier to see the whole picture of what the show is attempting to do.
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" The College Board promoted this finding by, among other things, running an online advertorial in The Atlantic called "When Grades Don't Show the Whole Picture.
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For me, as a finance minister, there's a different side to that whole picture as it has never been cheaper to get access to money.
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"It is just really important to emphasize that history is looking at the whole picture," Jonathon Stanton, the historical commission's chairman, said in an interview.
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Allen says that while this government interference is historically to blame for the lag in pot research, it's not the whole picture, at least in Canada.
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That said, we're still a long way from having the whole picture here, and the CNN report refers to "associates" rather than the Trump campaign itself.
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Each situation is unique, and a first lady must decide to do what is right for her family, considering the whole picture and her family goals.
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And then it's not that fun, because it feels really weird to paint a whole picture of somebody that you've only spent like three hours with.
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OnePlus, meanwhile, has remained steadfast, clinging to a "Never Settle" slogan that's less about grasping for the latest innovation than it is embracing the whole picture.
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"This is one piece of a whole picture that impacts why business would not want to locate here," said Michael Reever, vice president of government affairs.
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"After I see the whole picture coming together, it will help me make a final decision," said Pennington, who has yet to fully decide on Buttigieg.
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I mean, I almost wish I could share a whole picture with everybody just for educational purposes because if I could do that, it would be shocking.
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Romance isn't just about long-stemmed roses and long walks on the beach, and our friend 'scopes compliment the love 'scopes by looking at the whole picture.
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A key part is being able to collect people's data such as heart rate or even lab results to create a whole picture about a user's health.
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When you look at the whole picture, in a "what goes up must come down" kind of way, it's actually an amazing window into the human condition.
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It's about finding the stories that matter most, getting the whole picture, and representing the voices of everyone, not just those that already have a bigger platform.
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We're trying to be emotional and at the same time we're trying to get the story -- bits and pieces of the story to complete the whole picture.
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To look out for the unfortunate, to educate the very young and bring them up, and also reaching out to their parents, she sees the whole picture.
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A personal debrief is more powerful than a printed report as we can better work with and communicate the whole picture rather than just the bigger aspects.
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If you thought they were capable of grasping the whole picture, though, I'd have urged you to tell them once you knew you had lost your job.
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Mr. Dickson acknowledged that information wasn't shared adequately inside the F.A.A. "It was difficult to put the whole picture together to make a sound decision," he said.
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"Until we look at the whole picture and understand the complex psychology of the interrogation room, many more women will confess to crimes that they did not commit."
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A key part is being able to collect people's health data such as heart rate or even lab results to create a whole picture about a user's health.
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The poet Larkin was totally right ("They fuck you up your mum and dad, they may not mean to but they do"), but it's not the whole picture.
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Peggy Cozens: One of the things that I think was so critical was that everybody felt like they were owners, like they were part of the whole picture.
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Wherever researchers ultimately land on the effect of individual laws versus the whole picture, there's little debate that Massachusetts has a fairly robust, effective set of gun laws.
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The company wants to make sure that everyone involved has the whole picture of the customer experience and hopes to provide assistance whenever and wherever people need it.
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If that album had continued to go up the charts and was allowed to go as it had started to go, it might've changed the whole picture completely.
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When you get your medical care problem by problem, no one works up the underlying medical issues, and no one looks at the whole picture of your health.
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"When you look at the whole picture, everybody's frustrated about what happened Sunday, and nobody's more frustrated than me and upset about it than the players," Sumlin said.
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And those numbers don't present the whole picture, either: Many factors, like hospital transfers or conversion to civil commitment, can start the clock over or obscure patients' histories.
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Until we look at the whole picture and understand the complex psychology of the interrogation room, many more women will confess to crimes that they did not commit.
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Part of the importance of a national monument designation is the mandate to create a management plan that takes the whole picture into account, not just its pieces.
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He said he hasn't had any problem meeting the demand of his customers and that researchers coming into the area declaring a conservation problem don't know the whole picture.
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"Permitting is like spelunking: Deep hole with a light on my head that shines just in front of me but not enough to see the whole picture," she says.
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According to the lawsuit, which a group of small social media agencies and marketing consultants initially filed in a California court October 2016, Facebook wasn't sharing the whole picture.
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By making it easier to find at least some further relevant information, researchers see more of that whole picture or at least find avenues to explore to resolve disputes.
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But individual studies alone can't tell us the whole picture, said Kay Dickersin, a professor of epidemiology at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Ahead of the new score, GOP lawmakers have ripped CBO's past work, insisting that some of the office's scores have been misleading or didn't paint the whole picture. Rep.
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Revealing that while TRH did take the messages seriously to investigate the "whole picture," Rybka told Food Safety News that they believe the norovirus outbreak stemmed from human contamination.
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Singling out specific goods, such as dairy, and saying Canada has much higher tariffs on these goods than we do, is dishonest and does not reflect the whole picture.
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Photo: Getty ImagesIf you've ever run a foreign language through Google Translate, you know it's good enough to maybe get you the general gist but not the whole picture.
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Yet Gheorghe is skilled at handling more than newborn lambs; and as the men grow closer, the glowering light grows warmer and the whole picture seems to briefly exhale.
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The price is $399 / £399 for the Pixel 3A or $479 / £469 for the Pixel 3A XL. Here's the whole picture: #pixel3a, a radically helpful, gorgeously designed phone for everyone.
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"It is always about looking at the whole picture, especially with such a controversial topic and mixed opinions (no one wants to do unnecessary procedures on a newborn)," she says.
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"You see a sell-off in crude oil again, and that can change this whole picture," said Alan Rechtschaffen, financial advisor and senior vice president at UBS Wealth Management Americas.
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Deafheaven's sound isn't just contrasts and rises and falls—it's the whole picture, driving the blackgaze in vogue a decade before into a cosmopolitan direction of empathy over the esoteric.
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Allegedly anticompetitive behavior on one side of a business model wouldn't be actionable in some cases, Justice Clarence Thomas wrote in the court's opinion, if the whole picture wasn't anticompetitive.
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"The system is not designed for us to know everything prosecutors are investigating, and the tip of the iceberg we are seeing is far from the whole picture," Vance added.
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The art world is only a microcosm of what is happening in the real world; it may be helpful for understanding the global atmosphere, but it's not the whole picture.
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To show the whole picture, it should be noted that this yield increase was observed only in the junior tranches of securitization, whereas the senior tranches had much lower growth rates.
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So getting suppliers to comply with Apple's standards is an important victory, but it's equally important to keep in mind the whole picture and not just a single part of it.
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Read Michael Cohen's opening statement to the House Oversight Committee here While net worth statements provide some insight into a person's assets and outstanding debt, they don't provide the whole picture.
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Like other sophisticated, self-taught artists — ranging from Robert Ryman to Martin Wong — she seems to be devoted to integrating the details with the whole picture, making every part equally important.
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A lot of fans of drag don't necessarily see the whole picture or have access to the whole picture, so, hopefully having more discussions about what the history of drag is, what types of people do drag, what kinds of drag have been around and how long, that will all help viewers have more context, and maybe it'll change the way that people talk about the show in future seasons… or talk about drag queens online.
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And I think software engineers find it so compelling to improve and solve this one small aspect of code that it can be hard to look up and see the whole picture.
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But the publishing industry, which operates free of massive Hollywood budget concerns, still continues to publish writers who can't or won't see the whole picture, to the detriment of those who can.
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These three may even be only part of the whole picture and could just be the most visible parts of a galaxy-spanning cosmic rainstorm currently deluging Abell 2597 Brightest Cluster Galaxy.
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The big picture: The viral video Sandmann appeared in ignited widespread media coverage and debate, even after more evidence emerged that suggested the initial video did not accurately paint the whole picture.
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And even if you focus only on astrology, your sun sign (your "main" sign, the one decided by your date of birth) doesn't give the whole picture when it comes to compatibility.
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That's not the whole picture when you consider that over that same timeframe, GDP grew from $28503 trillion to $22019 trillion, while foreign trade volume grew from $207 billion to $3.7 trillion.
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"What we need to do is look at the whole picture around these young people; we need to look at how kids and how we all are using social media," he said.
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Esteban Morales Garibi, the founder of the Mezcal Derrumbes brand, which has six bottlings, each from a different Mexican state, fears that Americans don't have the whole picture of the mezcal business.
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"It's part of a whole picture where I'm just kind of like looking down at my crotch, no makeup on, with all my rings that I always wear," Lo says of the image.
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However Centaline's Lu said the popularity of these upscale project does not represent the whole picture as several mass market projects in suburban Shanghai, have seen far fewer registered bidders than available homes.
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"The (Congress) might be a contributing factor, but it's not the whole picture," said Mark Natkin, Beijing-based managing director at Marbridge Consulting, adding Baidu's core search business was facing a saturated market.
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This whole picture changed early this year as the Federal Reserve proceeded with its program of monetary policy normalization and as U.S. 10-year Treasury yields approached the psychologically important 3-percent level.
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"Because we have the credit scores, and we&aposve got verified income data, and maybe you&aposve even done your taxes with us, we can begin to paint that whole picture," says Taylor.
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Republicans argue that the CBO estimate doesn't tell the whole picture, because their current bill is only part of a "three-prong approach" for health care reform, with more bills coming down the line.
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Teenagers — many of them soon to vote in their first presidential election — are capable, after all, of comprehending the sordid parts of history, and have a right to be presented with the whole picture.
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In the race to offer consumers a cohesive in-store and online experience, Walmart and Amazon each currently has what the other needs — it's a matter of who can secure the whole picture first.
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For the better part of the last 20 months, we've received drips and drabs of what Mueller knows but have never had a chance to see the whole picture (or anything close to it).
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"We prefer to avoid drawing any conclusions with regards to the currency's next trending path, as just a headline may be enough to change the whole picture," said Charalambos Pissouros, senior market analyst at JFD Group.
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"There has to be a focus on a unified Democratic Party if we are going to take back control of Congress," Branch told BuzzFeed News in an interview, encouraging people to look at the whole picture.
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Although Iran did not provide 100 percent of the information requested of it, the IAEA director general was confident that inspectors had enough data "to provide an assessment of the whole picture" of Iran's nuclear activities.
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Chairman Richard Burr, the North Carolina Republican, has repeatedly said that while he has seen no evidence of collusion, this remains an ongoing investigation and he will withhold judgment until be sees the whole picture. 3.
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Choi: To give you our whole picture of our investment, our investment more than 90, 92 percent is toward of advanced economy not emerging market so less there might be limited effect from the trade dispute.
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But he pointed out that his team is still trying to get the "whole picture" of Neanderthal growth, and that this was the first of several analyses to be done on the recently recovered El Sidrón skeletons.
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Van Dyke, who took the risky step of testifying on his own behalf, maintained he had reason to fear for his life, and argued that the dash-cam video didn't show the whole picture of what happened.
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Artists and designers can rise to this new way of consumption, by reframing stories that give a whole picture and embed them in all forms of visual language, be it a sculpture or a meme shared online.
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It allows companies who have been dealing with data snapshots, instead of the whole picture, to present the data to BI tools in such a way that they don't have to settle for that small data view.
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But the analysis, Mr. Weprin said, may not paint the whole picture: Some of his constituents do not commute every day, but they often tell him they drive to Manhattan regularly for errands, such as doctor's appointments.
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I have to be able to see the whole picture and make choices, and so this show feels a bit like that: It feels a bit like zoning in on one thing and then stretching it out.
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Broadway has played a cuckold in well-over 400 porn films, and when I called him to ask what he thought about the alt-right's use of the term, he said the group isn't seeing the whole picture.
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So our role in this ecosystem is demand and the orchestration, and we are then partnering up with many players in terms of manufacturing and design in the Skyports and real estate to bring the whole picture together.
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And the form, the precepts, are yours to dispose of as you will, As the ocean makes grasses, and in doing so refurbishes a lighthouse On a distant hill, or else lets the whole picture slip into foam.
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"We want the whole picture of the misconduct clarified as soon as possible, and want a strict response and the safety of automobiles to be ensured," Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga, the government's top spokesman, told a news conference.
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Wright is part of a new research initiative at the University of Oxford that is bringing together academics from conservation science, social policy, and cybersecurity to create a "whole picture" approach to tackling the advances of illegal wildlife trading.
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"What Japanese businesses in Europe most wish to avoid is the situation in which they are unable to discern clearly the way the Brexit negotiations are going, only grasping the whole picture at the last minute," the report said.
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But secrets foster a specific version of reality in which the individual pieces have to be arranged in a particular way, fitting so neatly together that if just one were to change position, the whole picture would fall apart.
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" 'Understanding the whole picture' Jones said his new twice-monthly show is "designed to pop these bubbles we've all been living inside of so you can get a better insight into how your fellow Americans really feel about stuff.
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"Only looking at headline GDP growth numbers to assess the state of our economy simply does not paint the whole picture, and leaves out the reality that many Americans have not seen their wages rise for years," said Sen.
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Perspective and being able to see the whole picture is really vital, and more than anything, listening, understanding where you have talent, where you need talent, where the market opportunities are, and then translating all of this into strategic plans.
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" She added: "A lot of times what I love is having something very detailed happening at the same time as a full-picture composition, so the viewer can choose to follow one dancer's track or to look at the whole picture.
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Some of these factors will undoubtedly matter to you more than others, but it's still worth taking a good, hard look at the whole picture — you don't want to commit to a job only to regret your choicesix months later.
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People, even cool people — I'm sorry to say that, but some people that I really loved and respected and still love and respect — they were so frightened by this infusion of patriotism that they weren't able to see the whole picture.
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So for as much as Weisberg and Fields say that this season should, in some way, stand on its own, I still think it will stand out as something quite different when viewed via the prism of the whole picture.
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Looking at that whole picture and the fact that he's ranked fourth at 205 pounds, Manuwa really does have the relative merits to warrant a title shot, which he requested—along with a boxing match against David Haye—in his post-fight interview.
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While this helps, piecing together the whole picture such as what type of crude is on the tanker and who is buying it remains no easy task, Petro-Logistics' chief executive Daniel Gerber, who began with the firm in 2009, told Reuters.
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"To boil it all down to the sugar industry, in our view, it doesn't capture the whole picture," says David Merritt Johns, a PhD candidate in the Department of Sociomedical Sciences at Columbia, and one of the authors of the Science article.
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"Although [skeptics] could use the results to say that CO2 is good for plants, it's really missing the whole picture," Trevor Keenan, an ecologist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory who conducted a study that indicated that plants had ramped up photosynthesis, told PRI.
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Adding a data source to Customer 360 Gif: Salesforce Adding a data source to Customer 360 Gif: Salesforce This allows anyone who interacts with the customer to see the whole picture, a process that has eluded many companies and upset many customers.
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"I think it is important to look at the whole picture with Best Buy and not pieces, more people are shopping at their stores, their overall performance this quarter is strong and that is something the street needs to understand," O'Shea said.
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It will always be difficult to argue that photography is not a documentary medium — it draws subjects and light from the world — but FotoFocus 2016 successfully makes a case for deeper awareness that whatever pictures convey is truly not the whole picture.
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"We looked at the whole picture and because we knew that these events were to be celebrations in honor of immunization champions in Nevada, we didn't want there to be any risk," Executive Director Heidi Parker of Immunize Nevada told CNN on Monday.
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As Walmart advances its e-commerce offerings and Amazon solidifies its physical footprint, how that whole picture ultimately looks will be determined by each giant's ability to leverage an omnichannel strategy that unifies in-store, online, pickup and delivery for consumer experiences.
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A love triangle between one of the most famous reality stars, her (already sus) athlete boyfriend, and the best friend of the world's youngest self-made billionaire (more on that later) would be juicy and shocking enough, but that's far from the whole picture.
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The spotlight focused this past weekend on Donald Trump's 1995 tax returns have supporters like former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani calling Trump "a genius" — but, according to one tax expert who reviewed the documents, Trump's nearly $1 billion loss doesn't paint the whole picture.
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" He told Reuters Health, "While nothing can insure the quality of care in person or on the Internet, the more information you're asked for and give, the easier it will be for a clinician to see the whole picture and make an appropriate diagnosis.
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While hunger could be what&aposs driving some dogs to hoover their meals, Dr. Carlo Siracusa, DVM, associate professor of clinical animal behavior and welfare at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, says that it&aposs important to look at the whole picture.
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"What Japanese businesses in Europe most wish to avoid is the situation in which they are unable to discern clearly the way the Brexit negotiations are going, only grasping the whole picture at the last minute," the government wrote in a 15-page memo.
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"Banks are dramatically under-reporting attacks, they do what's legally required but out of embarrassment or fear of punishment they aren't giving the whole picture," one of the sources, who declined to be named because he did not want to be identified criticizing his firm's customers, said.
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"Banks are dramatically under-reporting attacks, they do what's legally required but out of embarrassment or fear of punishment they aren't giving the whole picture," one of the sources, who declined to be named because he did not want to be identified criticising his firm's customers, said.
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He proposed that altruism could have evolved within family groups—yes, an individual altruist would seem to be at a disadvantage, but that was not the whole picture because other individuals who shared the same genes associated with altruism would all influence each other's 'inclusive fitness'.
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"We want to have a holistic approach to being able to read the judgement, examine the case file and look at the secondary sources that the judges was able to read or access, and cited—so that you've got the whole picture," Fox said in an interview.
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She experiments various methods, sometimes using stencils, or drawing the whole picture on herself before printing it on canvas—or, as shown in the awkward Ruptly video that shot her to fame, she will paint details of the portrait on herself and then transfer them onto paper.
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If you have a certain value and you attach to that a whole picture of your identity, and then ask the other person not only to accept your position but to accept your account of your identity, you're setting the bar very high for political agreement.
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While those reports don't necessarily give a whole picture of the candidates' financials, they do provide a peep into their private coffers, which for Clinton includes millions raked in from book royalties and speaker's fees, and for Trump consists of "tremendous" wealth, which he now estimates at $10 billion.
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Suburbicon and Downsizing are both driven by the desire to create some common ground with the audience through these characters who haven't been seeing the whole picture — to find a way into broader cultural questions of exclusion by way of these white protagonists and their more intimate dramas.
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Ah, but her through-the-tempered-glass view of events doesn't provide the whole picture, and when she sees the unknown woman, Megan (Haley Bennett), seemingly canoodling with another man, she's enraged, so much so that she drunkenly ventures into the neighborhood, experiencing a subsequent blackout regarding her actions.
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"The people of this city deserve an independent commission that will not be directed to take a specific action, but charged with the responsibility to look at the whole picture and bring its recommendations to the people," Ms. James said, in testimony before the Council's Committee on Governmental Operations.
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The meeting, aides said, had been intended to show moderate Democrats just that — that the caricature of Mr. Trump throwing a "temper tantrum" and storming out of a meeting, painted last week by Ms. Pelosi and Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader, does not capture the whole picture.
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"I start every day just trying to narrow down little tasks so I don't get so overwhelmed by the whole picture, and that's the way that I approached my long program here," Chen, 18, tells PEOPLE just a few days after his startling comeback in the men's individual free skate on Saturday.
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If you think working out, and even or especially lifting, could be a positive addition to your life and health and you aspire to make it a lifestyle change, you will give yourself a much greater possibility of making it stick if you see the whole picture of benefits, rather than pounds on a scale.
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That followed a 15-page paper by the Japanese government which raised concerns about Brexit with both the British government and the EU. "What Japanese businesses in Europe most wish to avoid is the situation in which they are unable to discern clearly the way the Brexit negotiations are going, only grasping the whole picture at the last minute," Japan said.
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I think at that point, had I allowed myself to really look at the whole picture, I knew it wasn't going to be with Caila, but I was so caught up in what had just happened with Lauren, and the fact that I had a date that day with JoJo that I just didn't allow myself to see that yet.
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