Enable him to find the right words: good words, true words, healing words.
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There are three types of words: (1) words we know; (2) words we should know; (3) words nobody knows.
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Words and words and words, and in the middle, a rupture.
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Here we have been wading knee deep in words, words, words.
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"Words can't cancel out words; actions cancel out words," Olitzky said.
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But words matter and words from the President matter more than most words.
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But if these words — or, if you're Hamlet, "words, words, words" — are the inspiration for Ms. Gunderson's play, they are also its problem.
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This applies to violent words, achievement words, helping words, and numerous other descriptive sets.
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Here as in "The Book of Will," the words, words, words are the hang up.
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Made-up words, hot-wired words, words found only in the footnotes of medical dictionaries, words usable only within the context of classical rhetoric, home-chemistry words, mathematician words, philosopher words — Wallace spelunked the O.E.D. and fearlessly neologized, nouning verbs, verbing nouns, creating less a novel of language than a brand-new lexicographic reality.
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The words I've been alluding to all along, the words that ruined Christmas, the words I can never take back and replace, the words that've made me a pariah, the words that caused rupture and ruin, the words that I've pretended all along dissipated into some postprandial, are words that I can't ever forget.
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" "Words of compassion, words of love, words of working together, words of compromise, those words of course have fallen on deaf ears and are not readily used as frequently as we want them to be.
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All the words that we will use that are the best words, are words that Elijah used.
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Mr. Scott understands that while, on one level, Shakespeare may be "words, words, words," it's what lies beneath and between them that brings those words to life onstage.
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They fail to understand our general commitment to that torrent of words, words, words known as social media.
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They reduce their own public efforts to the same strategy that marks their presidential candidate: words, words, words.
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" Shultz added, "Words matter if ... they're serious words.
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The facts are we have their own words, it&aposs not my words, it&aposs not Alan&aposs words.
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Still, she inspired generations of girls and women who read her words, heard her words and understood her words.
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Because when it comes down to it, we're all about the same thing that Hamlet was — words, words and words.
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Not just strategic arrangements or compilations of letters, words in Words With Friends are valued as whole, discrete units: words.
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Not with words -- you can't fight it with words.
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My mind kept searching for words—words to unite us despite, words to bond us in spite—and coming up empty.
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But until that happens, Pence's words are just that: words.
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In other words, dance steps are like words or colors.
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Don ' t say words to people , because words conjure images .
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With my words because I have all the good words.
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Words like "natural" or "unmedicated" have become almost dirty words.
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What she did was use words that are common words.
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Also, the words "electric" and "imagine" are not similar words.
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What we catch with words may seem merely more words.
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List words that rhyme with the final word or words.
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No abbreviations, capitalized words or words with punctuation are allowed.
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What she did was use words that were common words.
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Words poured out of them—not always intelligible words, to those outside the charmed circle of modernist architecture, but plentiful, punchy words.
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The researchers spoke to the dogs using a variety of words and intonations—some positive words with positive intonation, some gibberish words with positive intonation, and some positive words with no inflection at all.
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The updated social dictionary contains 50,000 new words suggested by players on top of the existing words that were in Words With Friends.
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But you know, we have his words, we have his words.
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"I know words, I have the best words," Trump once said.
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I never said those words, but I do own those words!
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The words of Newcomb, Turner and Hader are, ultimately, just words.
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"It's just words, folks; it's just words," he said about Mrs.
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Avoid using extreme words like "never" and also emotionally charged words.
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Everything else is just words — and words without power change nothing.
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Speak words of love, speak words of decency and of respect.
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I don't even have words to suggest how ... I have words.
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Words belong to the art of writing; pictures usually lack words.
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Go deeper: Read our bios of the candidates on stage from the first night... Elizabeth Warren on the issues, in under 500 words Cory Booker on the issues, in under 500 words Julián Castro on the issues, in under 500 words Bill de Blasio on the issues, in under 500 words Tulsi Gabbard on the issues, in under 500 words Jay Inslee on the issues, in under 500 words Amy Klobuchar on the issues, in under 500 words Beto O'Rourke on the issues, in under 500 words Tim Ryan on the issues, in under 500 words
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The words that had come out of my mouth that afternoon, words that I exhaled in between mouthfuls of sprouts, words that I can't remember in any recognizable order, words that have come unstuck in my own home video of the event, words that I might have imagined, words that might never have been said in the first place, didn't matter.
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Some words and terms grew in prominence over the past twelve months, some new words were invented and some existing words gathered fresh meaning.
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The words that cut deep, and we have to find a way to replace those words with love, and words of affirmation, as well.
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"Words, words, words," Hamlet laments: That is all Donald Trump can sound out, with only the barest ability to arrange them into coherent sentences.
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We've had the words, and the words have changed over past months.
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Let's not ruin this with words—other than the words "Domino's Pizza."
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" That "The novelist says in words what cannot be said in words.
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It is the realization that words can heal and words can destroy.
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This is something that can be dominated by words and words alone!
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Andrew Rosenthal Donald Trump is a stickler for words — other people's words.
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Her words are nothing compared with the words of Tyshon Anderson's godmother.
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So if those are strong words, those strong words describe a reality.
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I wanted to say certain words, but I couldn't find the words.
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She's just learning about how letters Make words, and words make sentences.
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"I told him, 'Look, it's fine — words are just words,'" she recalled.
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His prepared statement was about 4,000 words; mine was some 60,373 words.
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I love the words so much, and the whole thing is words.
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In Mandarin, which contrasts 4 tones, these same words have been adapted into two-syllable words because otherwise too many words would sound the same.
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Still, even as it questions the usefulness of words, it is a book in which words — printed words, as artfully arranged on pages — are everything.
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Your words these past several days -- their words, your words -- have had a significant emotional effect on myself and has shaken me to my core.
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"Words move markets, words can be misinterpreted, words can have effects in people's 401(k)s, their pension funds, their stock portfolios." http://bit.ly/2ceerjm.
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In this case, my thoughts had tumbled into words and those words were the words that couldn't just be taken to a charity shop on the second of January, words that couldn't have been exchanged for a gift voucher.
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Dogs heard praise words in praising intonation, praise words in neutral intonation, and also some neutral conjunction words, meaningless to them, in praising and neutral intonations.
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It was a thing outside them, gallant and bellicose and clear—she wouldn't use fancy words like that, but some words, other words, would show up.
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"Words are only as good as the response to those words," he said.
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I know words; I have the best words,' he said during the campaign.
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He had a few words but lost those words and never regained them.
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But there's a real worry about American words displacing good-old British words.
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"We translate not only the words but what the words mean," said Miranda.
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Manafort said the words Melania used were not "cribbed" but are common words.
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"Not in his words, no … those words are not an order," Comey admitted.
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Under the rocks are the words, and some of the words are theirs.
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" Ault's choice of words is illuminating, in particular, the words "conversation" and "disappearance.
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It may be words all the way down, words without end, amen. ♦
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" As he explained last year, "I know words — I have the best words.
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It's a word made by putting together other words or parts of words.
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Other words on the shortlist highlight different ways that words emerge or evolve.
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When different words with different meanings felt that way, he said those words.
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But when Beale and Cooper beefed up ENABLE from its original 100,000 words to 0003,000 words in 2000, they saw themselves as wrenching words from corporate rule.
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In other words, words Egypt and Israel, we want them to be at peace.
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"You see the words renewable and extensions, but they are meaningless words," Pollitz said.
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It's not actually twisting words, it's making up other words that were never said.
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Other Words narrates how she jots down the new words she learns from Italian
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""She didn't sink to using cuss words, bad words, to get her point across.
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"Words are only as good as the response to those words," he told PEOPLE.
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"Words are only as good as the response to those words," he tells PEOPLE.
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You can choose your own list of words or use default words we've provided.
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The Fanatics list of unavailable words includes thousands of profane phrases and slang words.
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You heard the words of Mike Pence, we read the words of Mike Pompeo.
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Researchers treated words used in Facebook posts like symptoms, linking certain words to diseases.
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A very white Addison raps the words along with Future… all of the words.
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Plus, the active-voice version is 23 words; the passive sentence has 27 words.
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The rhetoric has also massively shifted from words of war to words of affection.
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Progressives believe that words matter, and that words can soften the ground for violence.
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Op-Ed Contributor Words ... I love words and phrases, maybe because I'm a songwriter.
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In other words, for children, both remorseful words and restorative actions make a difference.
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"My point is not to increase pressure by issuing words against words," he said.
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You could use words like "open" and "honest" and "vulnerable," words of that nature.
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That decision was based on Hillary Clinton's own words, her campaign manager's own words.
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It becomes the words, the words become sentences, and the sentences become the story.
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He knew words were inadequate and that he would have to use words anyway.
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If "a picture is worth a thousand words," how many words is this worth?????
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In other words, those words are synonyms for "lot" -- HEAP, SLEW, PACK and MASS.
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He had a certain way with words, but "henceforth" wasn't one of his words.
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The new additions cannot include abbreviations, capitalized words or words containing hyphens or apostrophes.
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Try to come up with words with II's and words with EZ's in them!
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There must have been medicine in his words—can there be medicine in words?
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First Words If, in politics, words are weapons, they often prove themselves double-edged.
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Words/Matter proves repeatedly that words are important and that they command physical space.
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"Very true words, words that were spoken from the heart ... words that are going to be controversial precisely because they are true and they are powerful," he said.
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But then, Coolidge might as well be using these words as purely rhythmic units, or talking about the words themselves, and the experience of using these very words.
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Unless my words are on my clothes, then pay attention to my words on my clothes and not a part of my clothes that are not my words.
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The winner of the game is the student who gets the most words, makes a complete sentence with the words and then tells a story using those words.
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Alliterative words, onomatopoeic words, and other strings of words with musical qualities are common both to speak out loud and to hear in your head when you're tripping.
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And as I've begun to play Words With Friends more often than I play Scrabble, I've found myself looking up more words and focused more on improving my "unique words played" stat, which tracks how many words I've played (5604, for the record).
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Some of these new words, particularly bff and ftw, are not words at all, and ironically harken back to Scrabble's codexical DNA (knowing words composed of just consonants is key for more strategic play), but the emphasis on what these words mean to players emotionally rather than their strategic value alters how these words function within the game.
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In other words, just because the left hemisphere of both dog and human brains respond to words similarly doesn't necessarily mean that dogs comprehend words just like we do.
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Trump spoke far more words than Clinton, but only one in three words was used to actually address the topic at hand, compared to about half of Clinton's words.
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" He went on, "Everyone wants to rush to the words, but under the words there are another ten thousand words—we only see one pop up to the surface.
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I'm always going to veer toward the silence between words rather than the words themselves.
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I had their words on paper and diaries and such that their words were there.
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The Hannity&aposs defenders may call that sarcasm or poetic license, but words are words.
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Here, the "subordinate" clause runs on for 66 words; the main point takes seven words.
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You're gonna sing these words to me and I'm gonna sing these words to you.
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Slower reaction times to positive words and faster ones to negative words suggest the opposite.
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Trump's address on Tuesday contained 5,830 words, for a rate of 72 words per minute.
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A man interested in the meanings of words, not one whose interests leave words meaningless.
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If the words you're using aren't good enough to achieve this goal, find better words.
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Miller's words, in other words, simply spell out the logic of an eventual American defeat.
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The longest matching sequence of words between the Trump and Obama speeches was 23 words.
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Strategically, those words conclude Trump's sentences, being the last words to resonate with the audience.
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Even the words "The Oscars" don't need to be on there (fewer words to read).
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His words, and all around them in the margins, my words, my dreams, my commentary.
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Some caveats: Words are too often swallowed, and words are what make the play spin.
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DO — WRITE A PAGE EVERY DAY That's about 200 words, or 1,83 words a week.
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Schabes's words) and Ms. Tisch "rainbow glitter and let's go crazy" (also Ms. Schabes's words).
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Their words and actions can be traced directly from the words and actions of Jesus.
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Translation isn't just words to words; it's about expressing whole ways of experiencing the world.
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When it comes to U.S. presidents, words and the lack of words really do matter.
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It can sometimes feel like a devolution, but this turn back toward words-as-words transforms both the nature of the game and the words themselves, and is a direct product of how Zynga, the publisher of Words With Friends, manages its word list.
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When someone's words and nonverbal cues are synchronized, it signals honesty, showing that the person feels the words in their limbic brain and know the words in their neo cortex.
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In 43 seconds he raps 233 words — which works out to 5.4 words per second, just a tad slower than his "Guns and Ships" rate of 6.3 words per second.
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To this avail, Salesforce opted to limit its vocabulary to words used in database labels, the words in the question being asked and the words typically used in SQL queries.
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So here you are in couples therapy, trying to do something about it — trying to bring back a sense of intimacy — and yet it's words, words, words, with no improvement.
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Ghost Of says: You fill the space with words, because words are all you have left.
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There's a shaming aspect: to say the words out loud shows how despicable those words are.
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Editor's note: The following excerpt from a book about swear words contains many, many swear words.
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Instead of backing off or conceding any ground, he added more words to his original words.
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"If your whole candidacy is about words, then they should be your own words," then-Sen.
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The algorithm more closely associated flowers with "pleasant" words and insects with "unpleasant" words, for example.
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Taken in a sarcastic light, Trump's words would be amount to a mockery of... Trump's words.
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He doesn't always have the words, it takes him a moment sometimes to have those words.
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" Calling on Republican leaders to repudiate Trump's rhetoric, Rabin warned, "Trump's words are not just words.
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Rather, it might be the human invention of words and our ability to give words meaning.
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" On words like "treason" and "perjury" being thrown around: "I think those new words are ridiculous.
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Actions speak louder than words, but today, words are especially confusing as Mercury clashes with Neptune.
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" I flipped through the story, reading stray words, words like "firing position" and "spatter" and "reload.
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The app listens to pace, filler words and how many words were used in each answer.
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You know, five-dollar words, polysyllabic words, and that's how, the right way to do it.
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"English words are easier to understand than Latin words," said Representative Jim Himes, Democrat of Connecticut.
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For by the words thou shall be justified, and by thy words thou shall be condemned.
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We vote on words on paper and words on paper are just as I have described.
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The opening words—"these are the pictures, these are the words from the frontlines"—that's it.
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Until then, his words of concern for the children of Syria will remain just that: words.
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If those words are slipping—if those words become normal, typical, normative, what do you do?
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The speech will end up being tone-perfect because the speech's words will be his words.
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I, too, began to find the hidden words, any words that would help bring her home.
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The entire exchange was fewer than 350 words, but those 350 words were rich in misinformation.
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They could find no words from Christ on this, for there are no words from him.
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They exchange words, tell the story of his death as his body lies under their words.
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These words are all homophones of words that mean "to swipe": Steal, cop, lift and nick.
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Writing is good words in good order; poetry is the best words in the best order.
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Where I live, "I'm drunk" are the magic words — or perhaps cursed words, in your case.
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No frills, few pictures, just words — as many words as it could fit on the page.
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First, I keep a list of words that have other interesting words partially overlapping in reverse.
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They looked at a range of things, including whether the child uses sounds or words to get attention or help and puts words together, and how many words the child uses.
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At best, these assistive devices produce words at rates between six and 10 words per minute—a far cry from natural speech, which produces around 100 to 150 words per minute.
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Through experimentation with foul language, I learned very early on which cuss words hurt people, which cuss words excite people, and most importantly, the power and weight of words in general.
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"English is a profligate borrower of words from other languages—although we often change the words' meanings to suit our own needs, and we never give the words back," she says.
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When Sarah was little I said that I loved her more than words, which raised a question: Did I mean more than I love words or more than words can tell?
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But when I talked to my new friends, the words I said and the words they said would join hands, and then run away together to make space for new words.
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Use Powerful Words For Emphasis, Not Exclamation Points And Capital LettersActions speak louder than words, but words are more effective when they aren't in ALL CAPS and accompanied by multiple exclamation points!!!
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"The top misspelled words are 'accommodate' and 'accommodation,' so the tricky double letters in these words (and words like 'address' and 'occurrence') seem to be tripping up the most users," she wrote.
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She wrote tunes for voice and instrumental accompaniment that display a gift for embodying words in sound: Words about desire reverberate with unresolved tension, words about anger feel like a quickened pulse.
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I saw what fun was, and that how, when you talked to a Karen, you would say words, and they would say words, and the words would just pile up around us.
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I didn't take time off, I wrote it between January of last year and July, 80,000 words, and I just said I'm gonna write 10,13 words a month, 2,500 words a week.
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Let's think of different words, or anyway, words with actual meanings instead of "class" and "classy," yeah?
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When words fail, turn to the image — something about pictures and a thousand words comes to mind.
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Some people might use different words, but mine are the best hand-picked organic high quality words.
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As for closing words, Obama left the press with some kind, if not ominous words: "Good luck."
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He has called Trump a white supremacist in so many words, just not in those precise words.
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Avoid using words like the 'c' word if those words will make your phone sex lover uncomfortable.
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" While Pelosi said words carry weight, Trump "has to realize that his words weigh a ton, too.
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We gave them 24 words, first asking them to identify the words as positive, negative, or neutral.
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Words in round bubbles with pointers are speech; words in cloudlike bubbles connected by circles are thoughts.
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Concrete poets certainly explored words as geometric shapes, and painters and media artists have used words artistically.
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If I had to sum it all up in two words, those words would be: HOVERBOARD BUTLERS.
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Feminist bookstore In Other Words has some words they'd like to share with the television show Portlandia.
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They resent the words that we use to categorize them, because those words diminish who they are.
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Ummo can then give data like how many words were spoken and how often words were reused.
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Their words hold weight, and we need to be conscious of the weight that our words hold.
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Hillary Clinton spoke 28,24 words, not 6,181, and Donald J. Trump spoke 8,401 words, not 7,870; Mrs.
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It speaks 1,000 words -- but those words are totally different depending on what you think of Trump.
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"Most of the words that guide us are those words that we've heard growing up," Obama said.
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His words are only the words, since the central performers, Nichole Canuso and Geoff Sobelle, don't speak.
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It is 27 day Down Under, in other words April 241, in other words international weed day.
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A child needs a forest of words to wander through, a sea of words to splash in.
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CDC banned words Some words are suddenly off limits at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Words are everything to me, and I want to record his words exactly as he speaks them.
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Then I return to the printed words after having gotten more familiar with the author's spoken words.
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"Her words are our words," Maurizio Martina, the leader of the Democratic Party, said in an interview.
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"We have to understand each other's backgrounds and the words that hurt, the words that cut deep."
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For the words in a book remain the same, but our experience of these words does not.
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Half of the words people text are the most frequently used 200 words in English, he said.
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Washington (CNN)If a picture is worth a thousand words, how many words is a GIF worth?
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We held the ugly words the kids threw in our faces — words they had been told once.
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In some ways, writing the book felt like doing a translation — words into music, music into words.
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Those who call the words of Bernie Sanders "too strong" should remember the words of Franklin Roosevelt.
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They know the meaning of lots of words, but they don't know how to decode those words.
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One, having the MIC start two words, end two words, and be at the middle of two.
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We define and box others in with words like "slut," words which demean them for being sexual.
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Next, they put the words into three or four categories of their own choosing (for example, words that have an "e" in them, words related to objects, et cetera) and then, using dictionaries to help, add five or so new words that fit into each of those categories.
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"It's all about right words and you have to do a lot of meditating and praying for the right words and I just don't know what the right words would be," she said.
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The target words, as the real Ron Stallworth has told me, there are target words, trigger words that hate seems to be drawn to, attracted to, that it sort of lives off of.
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They included the words jobs, economy, future, America, together—the classic words in a State of the Union.
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While these words seem innocent enough, job ads that used gender-neutral words received 42 percent more responses.
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Charles always filled the space with just the right number of words and the most acute words too.
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"These are actually their own words ... I wanted those words to be heard by the audience," he said.
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"His words are not comical, his words are not funny," the Labour Party's Tulip Siddiq said of Trump.
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Cuss-words can no more be wished or censored out of existence than colour-terms or animal words.
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Suck it up and use your words to say that you don't want to use your words, bro.
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Donald Trump's words as president-elect matter a great deal now because those words suggest future policy decisions.
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This is an urgent missive, the power of words revered by a man whose words were leaving him.
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The algorithm linked words that were found close together, creating vectors of related words that helped define concepts.
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At the risk of explaining the obvious, the context of words matters as much as the words themselves.
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In other words, it should avoid words that emerge from academia or industry, or activism for that matter.
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For comparison, Lincoln's Gettysburg Address was 23 words, and President John F. Kennedy's inaugural speech was 1,366 words.
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They use words as a smoke screen, and it's all the more effective when their words are true.
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To top it off, it's very tough to make the modular words really work for both possible words.
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So that was more than two words, but you know what, Kacey Musgraves — those are my two words.
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"If 'a picture is worth a thousand words,' how many words is this worth?????" he wrote on Twitter.
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Words matter, which is why I refrain from using words like "treason" on the matter of Donald Trump.
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Beckett's words — those priceless words — count for rather less in this production than they usually do and should.
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It is as if I had words instead of fingers, or fingers at the tip of my words.
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Summer can type 200 to 300 Chinese words per minute; the national average is 80 to 100 words.
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Some years back it ran a piece in praise of short words, entirely in words of one syllable.
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He makes me laugh a few times because it's funny the words he uses, good and bad words.
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In "The Sacred Spell of Words," N. Scott Momaday, an author, poet and playwright, writes: Words are powerful.
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"I think it's just like how we all use certain words more than other words, though," he said.
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Meanwhile, Washington holds the record for the shortest address in terms of written words: 1,089 words in 1790.
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He knew the words, and the words made sentences, but the poem itself remained a plain white canvas.
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Although "illegal immigration" is still acceptable, it's not clear what words are supposed to replace the forbidden words.
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Trump Hotels had nothing to offer but words, and nearly all of those words were about the President.
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Words to Know Learn to distinguish ÉTAT from ÉTÉ in this latest list of words you should know.
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" Bay says that much of her training involves not just the words themselves but "the liaisons between words.
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He said the words, but there was no sincerity, humility or contrition in his demeanor or his words.
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For comparison, Lincoln's Gettysburg Address was 272 words, and President John F. Kennedy's inaugural speech was 1,23 words.
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For instance, rapidly assigning professional and career words, and family words, to men or women, measures engrained sexism.
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I typed 72 words per minute, which is slower than the 93 words per minute I got when I was back at my desk, but much faster than the 36 words per minute typingtest.
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"The way she uses words to communicate and the words she's combining is really similar to a 2-year-old child," says Hunger, who documents Stella's progress on her blog, Hunger For Words, and Instagram.
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Ms. Cottineau says another challenge is companies' growing preference for real words — a trend driven by the perception that these words represent a more authentic experience — as opposed to "coined words," or made-up monikers.
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The point, again, is that while words matter — I wouldn't be a professional writer if I didn't believe in words — people who aren't professional writers should also consider the importance of things that aren't words.
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No, these words are fighting words, the kind that get you labeled an "antihero" when you're a lead character.
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The analysis of nearly 400 words found that classical languages were the basis of most of the misspelled words.
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In his words: Multispace, in other words, does everything and it does so without any of the bad stuff.
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"Music with words can be particularly challenging because words will stimulate storytelling and imagination within our minds," he says.
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One-page resumes typically contain 350 to 500 words, while two-page resumes are between 700 and 850 words.
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You have to drag and drop letters to create words, and you also have to chain these words together.
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Longer words require more movement, but these short words that tie everything together can be typed with minimal effort.
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You believe the words more because the photograph verifies them, and trust the photograph because you trust the words.
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"When our president says words, he doesn't necessarily mean what those words mean," the Last Week Tonight host said.
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Since closed captions may have occasional errors — misspelled words or words left out — these counts may be slightly off.
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Related to this problem is the question of whose words we're analyzing — and whose words are getting left out.
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Line up Trump's own words about his behavior with the words his accusers use and there's an undeniable similarity.
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I said a few words and introduced the one-man community who supplied the words for LLBK, Dave Villorente.
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I do not subscribe publicly or privately to the words or the spirit behind these words, thoughts or ideas.
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"Just to throw around macho words or fake macho words, I don't know what that gets us," Metzl added.
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But those weren't the words her fellow students wrote on her body, they're the words she wrote on herself.
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It drives me insane if a girl can't pronounce words properly or doesn't use the correct words in sentences.
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You can also swipe up to quickly select suggested words when you're typing and swipe left to delete words.
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Words can be very powerful, and unfortunately, it is often the negative words from others that stick with us.
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Just as George W. offered parting words to his father, Bush Sr.'s last words were to his son.
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But a president's words are themselves a form of action, because words spoken in high office carry great weight.
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United's contract is 46 pages and over 37,000 words long; Alaska's is 67 pages and over 37,85033 words long.Rep.
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"I read the exact words of the Inspector General and the exact words of the review board," Wyden replied.
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When he was adopted at age 6, the Hart mothers said, the only words he knew were curse words.
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"Words are incredible, but adding a visual to your words is even more moving," she DMs [direct messages] me.
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TECH WORDS MAKE IT IN THE DICTIONARY: Merriam-Webster this week added 85033,400 new words to its unabridged dictionary.
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These hijackers were angry at the United States of America … But there are words, and then there are words.
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"Those words that tumbled out of his mouth, I believed were unfortunate words," Schlapp said, referring to Walters's remarks.
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ASMRrtists often use trigger words [words that usually have lots of s, p, c, q, t sounds in them].
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One wants to call it titanic or Olympian or even heroic, but those are the wrong words—pagan words.
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In other words — in Sanders's words — is this the moment the USA charts a new course towards Scandinavian socialism?
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And we have to find a way to replace those words with love and words of affirmation as well.
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A computer would identify key words on résumés, then determine whether those words corresponded to text in job descriptions.
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In other words, no matter how many sentences I memorize or words I circle, there will always be more.
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"The words that he was using were many of the same words the President had been using," O'Rourke said.
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It was a misguided attempt to demonstrate that words are not just words, and pictures are not just pictures.
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But, in any event, words do matter, and Trump's words about women, immigrants, and Muslims incite bigotry and fear.
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I just want Zelensky to do the right thing, words that he ran under, or words to that effect.
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Emma Gonzalez spoke without words Parkland survivor Emma Gonzalez has become known for firing up crowds with her words.
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I'd like to unwrap some brand-new words, oddly pronged words, to convey their wary intelligence and open heart.
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From the recordings, researchers calculated how many words children heard adults speak and how many words the kids spoke.
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According to the Telegraph, the first Christmas address was 251 words long, but Queen Elizabeth II averages 656 words.
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He came into being as words on the page, words assembled and given life by the playwright August Wilson.
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The general rule of thumb: Singular words get an apostrophe and an s, and plural words get an apostrophe.
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Some of these are clearly not words, and I know this, but I'm not thinking about words or meanings.
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In it, participants are given words of colors, but the font of those words is a totally different color.
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Those words are just the tip of the iceberg lettuce when it comes to words to describe semi-vegetarians.
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Of the missteps it studied, 4 percent of nouns, 231 percent of 22018-letter words, 210 percent of words that begin with the letter O, and 22 percent of words with Latin origins knocked out spellers.
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"We expected to see that dogs neurally discriminate between words that they know and words that they don't," Prichard said.
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No swear words By the way: Prince would never curse or use swear words -- no matter how upset he got.
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"The voice is the voice of Lindbergh, but the words are the words of Hitler," wrote the San Francisco Chronicle.
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We matched words used in the addresses against a widely used lexicon of words associated with "negative" and "positive" emotions.
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Beyond seven words, the odds become exceedingly small that two speakers will choose the identical string of words by coincidence.
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He likely explained to his American counterparts what many Israelis already know: that Lieberman's words are indeed just that — words.
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Meaningless words spoken in an encouraging voice or meaningful words said in a neutral tone didn't have the same effect.
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GloVe is trained on words gathered from large-scale crawls of the web, and maps the semantic connection between words.
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The dogs heard some words of praise, and words that were meaningless, in both praising and neutral tones of voice.
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Then, when you're given a list of words to memorize, you visualize scenes that link the words with each stop.
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You can select single words or multiple words or sentences, moving either one or two fingers across the app's trackpad.
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"He was talking about their words, Megyn ... talking about her words," Miller said as Kelly pressed him on the issue.
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Sometimes not only in less words, but in other people's words — and images — creating distance and making us seem smaller.
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Fausset normalized Hovator's life, and quoted his bigoted words without analyzing them, thus suggesting that the words were normal also.
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All the words you use to explain it are words people on the other side of the door don't understand.
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Truer words are rarely spoken than the words Shelby speaks to warn Alabamians about the dangers of voting for Moore.
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When he famously said, "I know words, I have the best words," then-candidate Trump wasn't talking about his vocabulary.
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An idiom is a phrase (a group of words) that means something different than what the words' individual meanings suggestl.
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I don't even really know what words to offer, because words feel hollow; they don't come close, and I'm sorry.
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Here at Wordplay, we slice and dice words on a daily basis, but today, Mr. Steinberg finely MINCEs his WORDS.
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"We use the words that progressives have thrown away — morality, welfare, poor, faith — because those are soul words," he says.
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President Jimmy Carter holds the record for the longest address in terms of total written words: 33,667 words in 1981.
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I do, also, consciously avoid words that evoke fraught political issues and some slang words that are unfamiliar to me.
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Go deeper: Elizabeth Warren on the issues, in under 500 words Joe Biden on the issues, in under 500 words
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The screen filled with ads: lines of text, some words in bold, others capitalized, phone numbers written out as words.
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Go deeper: Cory Booker on the issues, in under 500 words Michael Bloomberg on the issues, in under 500 words
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A picture is worth a thousand words, as the cliché goes, but not all words create the most precise pictures.
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" It continued: "I spoke without thinking about what the words truly meant, and the words I chose are extremely hurtful.
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There's no doubt that this case reflects the impact that words, hate words, hate speech, can have on an individual.
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Go deeper: Tulsi Gabbard on the issues, in under 500 words Kamala Harris on the issues, in under 500 words
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I mean, if Garry Trudeau can write a masterpiece like Doonesbury without swear words, I can write without swear words.
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Politically sensitive words make up one-third of the total, followed by words related to pornography, prostitution, gambling and knives.
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The company would "scan 12 different social media sites for words like 'kill,' 'gun,' and similar threatening words," Abbott said.
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"Judge Kavanaugh, you say that words matter, you claim to be a texturalist when you interpret other people's words, but you don't want to be held accountable for the plain meaning of your own words," Durbin said.
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Based on the words you've written, and on the words that millions of Gmail users followed those words with, "predictive text" guesses where your thoughts are likely to go and, to save you time, wraps up the sentence for you, appending the A.I.'s suggestion, in gray letters, to the words you've just produced.
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Participants were asked to write down the curse words they like to use, the curse words they feel like they cannot use but still like to say privately, and how they use different curse words in different settings.
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The words that had come out of my mouth, the words that had led to everyone leaving me alone with the red cabbage and the parsnips and my own remorse and regret, were words I had not recognized.
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"We have a President of the United States who is savagely fraying the bonds of our nation by speaking consistently words of hatred, words of division, words of demonization and demagoguery," Booker told CNN's Jake Tapper on Sunday.
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In trying to salvage the meaning of words as they pertain to the present, we keep words and concepts from evolving.
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His words carry meaning, and the public must be able to assume that the words he uses represent what he means.
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If you accept that the words people say have some effect, then the words that a president says must matter more.
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Of words they have but six, And five of them are clicks, And all of them are different words for dung!
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But these words are common in medicine, so creating software trained to look out for such words considerably improves the result.
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Users can access "muted words" under "Settings" in the notifications tab and add hashtags, usernames, emoji and words to a list.
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In that high percentage of words, there is a smaller chunk of words concerning his wife that are comparisons, or analogies.
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She uses no spaces between words and spells words in her own way, leaving fans guessing the contents of her posts.
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More than half were under 500 words and a quarter under 250 words, according to consultancy Ergon Associates which analysed them.
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So paint their words—their real words—in big, bold letters on every decaying billboard and boarded up shop in America.
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At a loss for words (or for words that constituted more than 140 characters), Twitter responded with jokes, GIFs and outrage.
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The tech is looking at the relationships between words and then teaching the prediction engine to understand words in their context.
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Bergen: English profane words tend to be words that use closed syllables, that is, syllables that have consonants at the end.
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"People have typed a lot of words!" he adds, estimating it at between three to four million words at this point.
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Kaitlyn Tiffany: The last words of the Gilmore Girls revival were intended to be the last words of the original series.
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Users can list the words they want to filter, and any comments that contain those words won't appear under their posts.
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It's been lurking in the shadows, waiting in the spaces of the words we say and the words we don't say.
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There's no doubt that words matter in political campaigns, and the fact that male candidates get more words in their arsenals?
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When you add words to Text Replacement, your iPhone will recognize them and no longer autocorrect these words to something else.
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If no existing clips with the words you type exist, the website will cut together clips to piece together the words.
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While some words demonstrate real staying power, naturally, not all of these words are going to stand the test of time.
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The trick is to make sure that the two words going across work in conjunction with the two words going down.
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And if those words are what it takes to communicate the truth in writing, then what other words can she use?
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And they had been going off the words from Words of Champions, but it's pretty small, like 21987 pages at most.
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We won't run out of words but may run out of words to challenge our most storied spellers in Bee history.
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She mastered it, too ... using 1,000 words to communicate with humans -- and was able to understand 2,000 words of spoken English.
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The tweets he created used a smattering of Arabic words and words associated with Islam to make them look more authentic.
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Be careful with your words, and similarly, don't connect with people, images, music, or words that are stressful, violent, or manipulative.
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In addition, those words are physically connected to theme entries that describe those words when you mentally add "Four" to them.
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For some reason, voters took Hillary Clinton on the words of others while becoming enamored by Trump despite his own words.
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Some scream it, as if the words, said loudly enough, will drown out the daily torrent of Trump's actions and words.
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Sometimes she loads up her measures with extra words, and sometimes her words spill past the formal boundaries of the measures.
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Under this concept, modern changes to the words used do not change the meaning of the words when it was enacted.
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According to Merriam-Webster, food-related words account for the bulk of foreign words that are accepted into the English language.
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" They "are amusing themselves, for it is their adversary who is obliged to use words responsibly, since he believes in words.
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Price: Free What it does: Emoji Type takes the words you type on screen and recommends emoji based on those words.
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"Performance-driven" are two words Mr. Hesse uses often, and they're words he kept in mind while he built his business.
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Of course, we no longer need these words, because most of us no longer participate in the activities these words describe.
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FINAL WORDS: John McCain's former campaign manager just revealed the late senator's final words to Americans, reading from an emotional letter.
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"Isabel speaks words of love, words of witness," said author Luis Alberto Urrea, presenting a lifetime achievement award to Isabel Allende.
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Gboard is able to make these smart suggestions through its use of machine intelligence – it knows what words occur in a language, and which words are likely to follow other words, so it can guess what you'll say next.
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It is also that the way he combines words in what only appears to be a coherent statement neutralizes the meanings of the individual words in the combination, making the totality meaningless even if the individual words are not.
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I, too, am outraged at the words and deeds of this president, and the culture of fear and intolerance he has ushered into our country, but Ms. Tlaib's words were not the words from which positive change will grow.
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Interestingly, the way the dogs reacted to novel words is the opposite of how human brains react to words they don't know.
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Racism is one of the most powerful words, and we are speaking about words, forgive me my earpiece is falling out here.
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Keystrokes only capture words, whereas AI devices capture inflection and emotion, which means the software can determine the sentiment behind the words.
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"We were watching those trends, looking at Google search words and how often those [words like 'protein'] were being searched," Joel says.
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It's as if your words are the only words that will ever matter, whether you're talking about something silly or something serious.
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The words Jaime speaks over her — the same words Martin ascribed to Ser Duncan — say everything about her purpose and her honor.
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GNMT gets around this by breaking uncommon words into smaller pieces that it treats as individual words and learns the associations for.
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Somebody has been saying those words and those words … were coming from the White House and the president of the United States.
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This can cause problems when the meaning of words such as pronouns depends on words mentioned much earlier in a long sentence.
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"We chose those words carefully to precisely mirror the public words at that time of the attorney representing our former NBC colleague."
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Words that demean and degrade are often the gateway drug to words that threaten and the very real violence that often follows.
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Simple tricks to get around Google's AI include: inserting typos; adding spaces between words; or adding unrelated words to the original sentence.
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Mr. Trump's words as president will matter far more because those words will reveal real-time policy thinking with real-time consequences.
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"He could be a man of few words, but when those words came out, you knew exactly where he stood," she said.
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Those kinds of words aren't always acknowledged as "basic color words," but leaving them out ignores the true scope of the language.
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"It's a movie about words and the power of words to change the world and change the course of history," said Wright.
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This time, I see that as the dots grow and purple lines connect the words, my eyes jump backward to certain words.
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Even if Cosby's own words fail to prove the encounter was nonconsensual, the words of other accusers will likely make that case.
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But they are amusing themselves, for it is their adversary who is obliged to use words responsibly, since he believes in words.
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You can also tap on words to replace them with emojis — Messages highlights words to replace once you launch the emoji keyboard.
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If the words Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR don't ring any bells, maybe the words "cheese grater" will jog your memory.
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"Let's say that we have the words 'we' and 'need,' " Efros said, as the words appeared on a large screen behind him.
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And in a defense of Senator Graham, his strong words repeated exactly the words used by the President, which you cannot remember.
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Anyone looking for reassuring words — or any words — from First Lady Melania Trump about the coronavirus' presence in U.S. needn't look further.
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Poetry is about distilling an idea into as few words as possible; hip-hop is often about as many words as possible.
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College-educated adults usually read between 200 and 400 words per minute (a comfortable listening rate is around 150 words per minute).
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African-American characters were more likely to use swear words, and Latino characters were more apt to use words related to sexuality.
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Pay attention to the words that you use, because now apparently words are now becoming a very, very important thing in law.
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In other words, the vat could discriminate between valid and invalid words, proving that it fulfilled the requirements of a Turing machine.
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The words are usually approved ahead of time but some students spell out their own words after the official photo is taken.
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My feeling was hard to find words for because words weren't involved — no weighing of pros and cons, no argument, no anger.
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Those words do not reflect my views, or words that I would use to describe an individual and I certainly regret it.
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" He said he agreed with Bozarjian's statement on Twitter, adding, "the two most important words were her last two words, 'do better.
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The words on the page were a faded graphite streak; they were or weren't the same words I had spoken out loud.
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Although the offending words were quickly removed, when I looked closely in clear sunlight last weekend, the words were still partly legible.
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They have words for both: "Tatemae" refers to behavior or words used in public; "hon'ne" is the word for your true feelings.
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The two are part of the issue's "In Her Words" spread where they posed nude with inspiring words tatted all over them.
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Very post-Joyce, very portmanteau, where you build these giant words out of various words, there's a lot of that in there.
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The placed letters must and do form words, of course, but words are an epiphenomenon of strategy: word configuration outweighs word completion.
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"It is so difficult to communicate these things in words — there are just no words to describe how we feel," Russo said.
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The phrasing of some HQ Words answers seems like a stretch The phrasing of some HQ Words answers seems like a stretch HQ originally agreed to let TechCrunch interview Kroll about what makes Words different enough to change the startup's momentum.
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When the subject rises to a fever pitch of passion – during the period that encompasses Charlotte's emotional embroilment with Amadeus Daberlohn, her stepmother's singing master, for example – words, words, words, tight-packed, rhapsodic, soul-stirring, and giddily Nietzschean, come surging in.
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Soon I started keeping an alphabetized list of words that worked and words that didn't, typing them up and making printouts, reducing the font so all of the words would fit on one page, for speedy glimpsing during each lightning round.
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He did not make clear which words he was taking directly from Trump's comments in the rough transcript, which words were his own analysis, and which words were meant to be the comedic "parody" he later said he was intending.
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This is supported by evidence from slightly older infants, who have been found to learn reduplicated words more easily than non-reduplicated words.
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But because Beyoncé is uttering this person's words, this brown woman's words, we all go out and look for her and find her.
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She can't defend his actions, and so she retreats into defending his words — but she's still denying the actual meaning of those words.
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They won't care that it is likely impossible to speak all the right words, and only the right words, during such frantic moments.
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With every new generation comes a new set of slang terminology — be it new words, or new (sometimes baffling) meanings for existing words.
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The installation consists of a white wall with the words "HE WILL NOT DIVIDE US" on it and a camera beneath the words.
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Another FastText tactic breaks down words into "subwords"—such as prefixes, suffixes and root words—to help computers more easily learn their meanings.
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For one group, Facebook excised the positive words from the posts in the News Feed; for another group, it removed the negative words.
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You're going to start to see the market blur the line between primary and secondary ticket because those words are not fan words.
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He notes that the average person reads 200 words per minute, but that the typical terms of service agreement has nearly 12,000 words.
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BERT looks at the sequences of words in searches — not just the words themselves — to glean more information on the intent behind them.
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If words have the same frequency, they are represented as tied and added to the list until it includes at least 10 words.
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As you write with a pen words are automatically converted to text, and words will shift along so you can simply keep writing.
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For example, the system tends to choke on rare words, since their rarity makes them difficult to recognize and associate with other words.
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"It's a natural platform for Words with Friends to be on," says Vaibhav Sahgal, GM of the Words with Friends franchise at Zynga.
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The women characters we've known for nearly 20 years would have some choice words for Thorne's negligently sexist fanfiction — words like Incendio. Expulso.
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"There are no words to express my sorrow and regret for the pain I have caused others by words and actions," Lauer said.
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Write bad stuff because the road to good writing is made out of words and not all of them are well-arranged words.
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The dogs then listened to recordings of both praise words such as "super" and neutral words such as "however," said by their trainers.
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"Bottom line, I think that people need to understand words are powerful and words hurt you," the 28-year-old told Runner's World.
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The words of the prophets, our elders long gone, men and women who marched against bitter resistance - their words will never be silenced.
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The videos included 118,000 difference sentences and some 17,500 unique words, compared to LipNet's test database of video of just 51 unique words.
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If the words say one thing and the context might suggest something else, most of the time, you have to follow the words.
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The update for this quarter includes 1,000 new words and senses, as well as almost 2,000 revised and expanded entries for existing words.
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We asked friends and co-workers about what words of wisdom they'd pass on to a younger version of themselves in six words.
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In other words, how long do you plod through pages of increasingly unhelpful search results before you try a different combination of words?
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The 50-pound dog now knows at least 29 words and can combine up to five words to make a phrase or sentence.
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You'll match words to pictures and translate words and phrases back and forth between Klingon and English, learning spelling as well as pronunciation.
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It was 9,500 words long, with many more thousands of words about Cuba, Myanmar and other subjects left on the cutting-room floor.
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You don't interrupt something that words may not do justice to, unless those words measure up to the beauty of what is unfolding.
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He pointed to examples in which al Qaeda operatives have used words like "wedding" and "marriage" as code words during a terror plots.
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Each entry is an experiment in "following out the impact of things" in a hundred words, or a multiple of a hundred words.
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It seems that the universe of words that form new words with a doubled letter is not nearly as big as I thought.
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He wants to put words to images, but he knows that the image can't necessarily be confined to words that might describe it.
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When Theo talks about the situation, he uses words like "revolution" and "struggle," words saved from portentousness by the rawness of his emotion.
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Redacted poetry (also called erasure poetry), where words are blacked out and the remaining words are the poem, is a growing art form.
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"These are embarrassing, ugly words, but if Frank Nucera did not strike this man, then the words are equally irrelevant," Mr. Cipparone said.
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DO — READ EACH SENTENCE AT LEAST THREE TIMES IN SEARCH OF WORDS TO CUT Most writers use too many words, and why not?
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One last one, although there are so many types to choose from: Sometimes you have to put words together to make other words.
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When you type words into the search box, Google will give you documents that have those words in the title or text body.
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"There are so many words, phrases and lines," said Frank Luntz, a Republican pollster who often tests words and phrases on focus groups.
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What was magical was that you could type words into a computer and conjure other words that foretold the future of your body.
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That means that not only do his words matter but also that he has an obligation to understand the history behind those words.
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An expansion of the limit to 10,000 characters would allow a tweet of more than 1,000 words with spaces between words and punctuation.
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The app now recognizes certain spoken words — what Tribe calls "Magic Words" — and will overlay them on top of a recorded video message.
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Most stories will be framed through the words of women, because it's those words that too often have been scarce or shouted down.
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Swear words were common in underground comics but I chose not to do that, because there aren't swear words in Peanuts or Doonesbury.
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Using a lexicon of words that had been analyzed and associated with sadness, Thompson tallied the number of depressing words in each song.
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It turns out that most people are able to do this more quickly when the white faces and positive words are assigned to the same key (black faces and negative words are assigned to the other key), compared with when white faces and negative words are assigned to the same key (and black faces and positive words are assigned to the other key).
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"As far as we're concerned, there are similar words that were used, we've said that, but the feelings of those words and the commonality of those words do not create a situation which we feel we have to agree with you," he said.
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"As far as we're concerned, there are similar words that were used, we've said that, but the feelings of those words and the commonality of those words do not create a situation which we feel we have to agree with you," Manafort said.
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The Official Word List (OWL) and the Official Scrabble Player's Dictionary (OSPD) omitted known words, excluded words with more than 8 letters, and generally lacked the thoroughness their assured titles projected (many words lacked their plural forms or had weird, arcane pluralizations).
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To determine the most and least frequently used words, he had to cut out the fluff—super common words like the, and, that, etc.
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Outspoken, opinionated, brash, bold, blunt, irreverent, inflammatory — none of these words come close to doing justice to the self-made woman's way with words.
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The words "I" and "my" should come easily to Trump's lips because these are strikingly self-centered words and he is unusually self-centered.
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According to the linguists, nature and natural science accounted for 38% of misspelled words, followed by words related to medicine, arts, politics, and law.
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The researchers then compared the word to other commonly accepted offensive words, including curse words, racial slurs, and word that signify violence and hate.
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Thus, dialogue is embedded in the sentences without quotation marks or other grammatical signals to differentiate between his words and the words of others.
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And so it can take words that you've never actually said, and recreate them based off of the way that you say other words.
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In the Times profile, Trump did have kind words for the security of the White House phones, saying "words just explode in the air."
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A memorization coach, who helps Ms. Lewis with, she said, "visualization, seeing words in the air, seeing words on the set," arrived on Tuesday.
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Mr Roberts calculates that he published 6.1m words in 37 books—more than Shakespeare and Dickens combined—and delivered 5m words in public speeches.
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Google Lens isn't just reading the words, it's understanding the meaning and context behind the words, which is what makes the feature so powerful.
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Her book is the kind that features letters only, with no other words, only visual clues to words that begin with the featured letter.
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A small dictionary contains all the words you need to know, and a really big one seems to contain all the words in existence.
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If you don't have time to add words yourself, the company is also putting together lists of not-so-simple-but-generally-useful words.
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Vitevitch found that the number of words and syllables made a difference: "There's sort of a sweet spot of about four words," he says.
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You will use words to call it out, but you'll think those words don't matter because life will go on as if nothing happened.
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White-sounding names (Emily and Matt) were also more closely associated with "pleasant" words, and black-sounding names (Ebony and Jamal) with "unpleasant" words.
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For older adults, including me—even though I don't find the words themselves shocking, hearing those words in that context is surprising and unexpected.
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"It actually proves that cats can understand associations with words that indicate their names, and can distinguish them from other words," Siracusa told Gizmodo.
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Spellers still competing had to ace common words, such as "intolerable" and "detrimental", along with more obscure words, such as "annus mirabilis" and "hibernaculum".
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We found that gifted students generated more words than the other students when they were asked to generate words prior to watching the video.
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"Hopefully, you will have the last two words in this case, and I pray those words are not guilty," McMonagle said to the jury.
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The important thing to take away from Winslet's speech is that, at the end of the day, other people's words are just that: words.
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When you talk about a tragedy like this, there are no words that come to mind, there's no playbook, there's no words of consolation.
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No. 21977: Using words as weapons People focused on the guns they carried, but the Panthers did a lot of damage with their words.
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War of words As battles rage around the embattled Syrian city, so too has the war of words between Russia and the United States.
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"...On the letter we received yesterday, both words are in black and white, saying that those words are not appropriate," he told Global News.
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For instance, the final sentence, written by the GPT-2, attempts to equate the words "separation" and "coherence," even though these words are antonyms.
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The firm tracked 10 words, ranging in levels of offensiveness from "crap" to words that are not fit to print in a family newspaper.
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The words — "rights", "values", and "duties" — all seemingly noble words, each with a presumably set meaning, have become a part of our ordinary vocabulary.
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Let's not make those words the focus when it's really the actions those words rage against with which we should take the greatest issue.
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As he answered questions, you could hear him take pauses between words, or repeat the first sounds of certain words — common characteristics of stuttering.
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New words are slipping into the modern vernacular as cultural phenomena shape the way we speak, and outdated words are falling out of use.
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The words I don't say to my neighbors, the words that get held on my tongue, are: I wish you had heard a fight.
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Sometimes drawing and words contradict each other, and then they each change, and I find myself deleting words and erasing lines until everything agrees.
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"She was always smiling, always had happy words — sweet words to say," said Alejandro, a family friend who played guitar at Ms. Saavedra's service.
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I think Marianne Faithfull wrote the words, but she gave those words to Nick and he and Earl and Arthur actually wrote the song.
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In other words, it's a sweeping epic such as Hugh Jackman could bring to life, but told silently, without words, in black-and-white.
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Horobin notes that most of the errors "suggest too much reliance upon spellcheck," which only recognizes non-words and turns them into real words.
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Funny, apt descriptions ("Interjections: your first words and in all probability also your last") adorn the packages, nodding to the healing nature of words.
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I've written at length about why Breath of the Wild works as a game, and I think those words are still my words now.
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You heard some uplifting words during the State of the Union address, words with all the staying power of vapor from a sewage vent.
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On encountering the Rohirrim, the hobbits notice that their speech contains many words that sound like Shire words but have a more archaic form.
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It was one of three newly approved two-letter words, which can be easily tacked on to existing words to rack up fast points.
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But there are words for this, entire books full of words: the books the murdered people were reading at the hour of their deaths.
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And they need to keep track of long-range dependencies, which are words whose meanings hinge on other words that are relatively far away.
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And while Bastian's kind words showed evidence of empathy, it was his action to reopen the interview process that spoke much louder than words.
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In these five new picture books, the pictures are back at center stage, but the spotlight is on the words — or play of words.
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" And realize, he added, sometimes the situation calls for "words, for love, for compassion, as opposed to words of anger and fists of fury.
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He's using your words, when you use the words and he uses them back, it's circular using of the word and that's from you.
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"There's this beautiful economy that happens with pictures and images when you combine them with words or the absence of words," Mr. Beckerman said.
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A study found that active words like "coercion" are used for males, while more passive words like "avoidance" or "resistance," are provided for females.
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" James finished his speech with the message -- "So in the words of Kobe Bryant, 'Mamba Out' ... but in the words of us, 'Not forgotten.
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Then I started putting words together, and a few words would lead to a sentence, and then eventually it became this sweet love story.
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Republicans have tended to be wordier — the average Republican address stretches about 85033,300 words, while Democrats have kept their speeches to about 3,600 words.
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Here's how she remembers it: I'll never forget the words that changed my life, the words that changed the perspective I had of myself.
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The problem really isn't Trump's use of curse words, but the words he chose to use and the context within which they were uttered.
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Their words have been meaningful, they have pierced my soul and I will carry their words with me for the rest of my life.
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MVP employees were told that using the words "black" or "Mexican" instead of the code words, especially in an email, was a fireable offense.
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According to Beyondsoft's website, its content monitoring service, called Rainbow Shield, has compiled over 100,000 basic sensitive words and over three million derivative words.
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Words to Know Learn the difference between LENTO and LEGATO in this latest list of words you should know to become a better solver.
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Lauren shared some words about her late soulmate, and we can only imagine she had some final words for him on Friday as well.
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Phrases like "McDonald's" and "combo No.3" [code words for organizing protests] became sensitive words during the Jasmine incident, but they didn't get taken off from the "sensitive words list" until the end of 2012, a result of both tardiness and playing it safe.
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So, even if you want to read a website with swear words in the headlines, and even if there is actually a substantial audience for websites that put swear words in the headlines, institutional conservatism will punish sites that put swear words in the headlines.
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It is possible that Lincoln heard King's words in the "I Have a Dream" speech as an updated version of his own words in the Gettysburg Address, where Lincoln described "a new birth of freedom," believing that his own words also had an expansive meaning.
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When we read, it's very easy for us to tell individual words apart: In written language, spaces are used to separate words from one another.
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In other words, while the machine can easily learn how to successfully string together words and phrases, they don't make a whole lot of sense.
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A Pro account lets you do things like highlight words and sentences and search Feedly's database for other articles where those words appear. Neat-o.
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"I was moved by those words then, and I continue to be moved by those words 30 years later," she said, according to the transcript.
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Wilingham's last words reinstated his innocence, but given Kuykendall's last public words about him, it seems that wherever she is, she still doesn't believe him.
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The two don't always go together, which is unfortunate, but you have to trust the words of your contract versus the words of a friend.
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Comment Filters "You can block certain words," Riihimaki said of custom filters available on YouTube and Instagram that block comments with words you deem inappropriate.
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Also interesting is that the site uses words unique to or used plentifully by an artist to determine words that are "central" to certain rappers.
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As she kneaded her face, she'd remember a song from childhood whose lyrics pretended English words all became Italian words with the suffix of –uh.
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Messages now offers emojification, letting users spot words that come with an accompanying emoji and translate those real words to emojis with a single tap.
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While we typically produce 120 to 140 words per minute when speaking, we can typically only write or type 40 to 70 words per minute.
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And both make instrumental use of spoken words — words that can be misheard and repeated according to how they are pronounced, stretched out or shrunken.
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" The actress also admitted to being highly affected by her father's final words, writing on Twitter, "My father's last words were 'So much wasted time.
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"Everyone, right now, focus on words and actions that can unite this country...we need to temper our words and open our hearts," he said.
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Go deeper: 2020 Democrats defend Kamala Harris Kamala Harris on the issues, in under 500 words Joe Biden on the issues, in under 500 words
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Yet the idea of a "loss of words", and of words failing to adequately capture the state of things, is as old as language itself.
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While inspiring words, sober analyses and robust debates are indispensable as ever, they will remain exactly no more than mere words unless translated into actions.
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The robot is strategy centered on going straight for the most obscure words, such as "aquae," and trying to hit multiple words in one turn.
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You can see the connection between the intended spoken words, and the way those words are formed by the different parts of the vocal tract.
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You heard Dr Attar use the words "apocalyptic wasteland"-- those are the words I wrote down and it sounds like hyperbole, but it is not.
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The Tumblr page, Gender Queeries, has crowdsourced words from the queer community that are more inclusive — words so adorable, we should all be using them.
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In using voice recognition platforms in recent years, you've also likely watched as the words transcribed are updated and changed after additional words are spoken.
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The game closely resembles Scrabble, with two players trying to create words on a grid with random letter tiles, scoring points for spelling out words.
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"Words" are represented in a multidimensional space and linear algebra is used to calculate the relationship between a query and a categorized set of words.
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There are words (and words are also symbols) that only mean one thing and can't achieve complexity until someone uses them in a meaningful sequence.
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"There are no words to express my sorrow and regret for the pain I have caused others by words and actions," he said, in part.
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Go deeper: Biden plots an early kill Joe Biden on the issues, in under 500 words Bernie Sanders on the issues, in under 500 words
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Three other keywords Although two words uttered by Spicer -- "greater enforcement" -- alarmed many investors, three other words mentioned in the press conference shouldn't be overlooked.
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As any journalist knows, words you put in quotation marks are supposed to be a direct quote; an accurate representation of the literal words used.
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And I did a study on what are called fighting words—words that are said from one person to another that lead to immediate violence.
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Then, it can bootstrap that data to learn about associations of other texts by identifying which words are associated with other positive or negative words.
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While the DYSEAC was faster at performing functions like addition and multiplication, the RECOMP II could store more data—4,803 words, compared to 512 words.
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We might feel like we are saying the wrong words, don't have words, or think that we will end up doing more harm than good.
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"I feel like the sons are speaking the words that the fathers may not say or may not have the words to say," Harper said.
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Allman's ex-wife Cher struggled to find words to express her sadness: "IVE TRIED…WORDS ARE IMPOSSIBLE GUI GUI💔 FOREVER, CHOOCH💋," she wrote.
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Just like the Windows Phone keyboard, the iOS version will let you tap or swipe to type out words, and intelligently predict words for sentences.
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Here we found that negative emotion words were used at comparable levels to control forums, while positive emotion words were elevated by approximately 70 percent.
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" The list of words banned from being used was reported to total as many as 40,85033 and included words such as "liberty", "freedom" and "democracy.
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Flow is not just words and it's not just melting those words down into the beat and it's not just the timbre of the voice.
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" He utters, "We the People…words we've come to recognize mean all the people, not just some; words that insist we rise and fall together.
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How many words are still inside her, trapped nowforever — is she still like a pencil, full of words, or is sheno longer like a pencil?
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I have the best words' it sure does take an army of people to explain what he meant by the wrong words that he said.
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He grasps for words of sympathy, comfort and condolence and offers long, tight embraces that the mourners will remember far more vividly than his words.
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Just as these scripted words carry deep cultural and personal meaning, so too can other culturally valued verbal scripts, such the words in an apology.
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I have them list at least 10 new words that they learned in each video and we add those words to their class vocabulary list.
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If you want to see how our national focus has changed through the words that confused us most, check out last year's most mispronounced words.
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The microphone was turned on, and conveyed to the audience the words that Mr. Trump was saying, as if those words represented Mr. Trump's thoughts.
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"Previous experiments have shown that infants segment words and learn the meaning of novel words better from infant-directed than adult-directed speech," Piazza said.
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"In Germany, we have a saying a picture is worth a thousand words, in this case a name is worth a thousand words," he said.
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All students were reminded to circle words that spoke to them about Poe, and were told to black out the words that they considered irrelevant.
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Instead, it will test "high utility" words that appear in many contexts, in many disciplines, and with shifting meanings — the so-called Tier Two words.
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The maximum length of the passage is 216 grid squares — that is, letters in words plus spaces between words; the minimum is 209 grid squares.
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At that meeting, an advocacy group presented the women with small, smooth rocks that had words painted on them — words like brave, resilient and strong.
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" It was only two words but probably fucked her up worse than any two words in her life with the possible exception of "black President.
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That entity decides which words make it into the dictionary, and they're not big fans of Spanglish or Spanish words developed in the United States.
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Many of these stories will be framed through the words of women, because it's those words that too often have been scarce or shouted down.
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These words are doubled: each example is two words, with two pairs of different letters, and a varying number of blank spaces shared between them.
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This technology has significantly improved a machine's ability to recognize spoken words, understand how these words are used and even generate speech on its own.
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"My take is that Mnuchin's words aren't specific, but those are better words to go on," said Ed Zollars, CPA at Thomas & Zollars in Phoenix.
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These hidden words don't lead us to information the show was otherwise trying to keep from us; they're words that make text out of subtext.
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There were a few ideas and words I often try out in my mind as I'm writing — how the words might interact with the sounds.
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So, I could sort of do it if I was very disciplined and I wrote about 4,000 words a month, 60,000 publishable words a month.
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And if words matter, and gestures matter, and actions matter, the answer to Trump requires a sober commitment to avoid meaningless words, gestures and actions.
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In addition, she said, babies whose parents were coached had an average vocabulary of 100 words compared to the 60 words in the control group.
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In other words, his words and behaviors do not line up neatly with the expected norms of political comportment, especially for an American presidential candidate.
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The words pass through my mind; those words inscribed on the wall at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C., where I visited with President Obama.
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See if you can swap words like "coordinator" for "manager," or "manager" for "lead" — or take words like "junior" or "associate" out of the mix.
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The words were different and more focused — but the subject was the same: He was raising his voice against indecent words and conduct toward others.
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"We found that people who could generate a lot of letter words and animal names could also generate the most swear words," Dr. Jay said.
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"Right now it's still a lot of words, and it's a lot of words by two leaders that tend to bluster a bit," Williams said.
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Based on the media coverage and the outrage that followed, he thought the CDC's seven words were like Carlin's seven words: absolutely and completely forbidden.
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There's one elemental thing a president ought to keep in mind, which is the power of his words, and therefore, the accuracy of his words.
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"He did want me to know he had shared his strong words, supportive words on my behalf, which I greatly appreciate," Murkowski said of McConnell.
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That's why it's important to choose words that will help people understand what you're trying to say rather than words that are confusing or distracting.
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Eventually, Business Insider — like most websites on this list — discovered that images speak a thousand words and a thousand words don't belong on a homepage.
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"The country needed uniting words, words that would bring the country together around what happened this weekend," Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins told CNBC on Thursday.
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I asked Neuendorf about the words "German-looking person," and he said he'd used the wrong words and that phrase isn't what he actually meant.
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" Even commonly understood words like "mamá," for mother, had been translated (in that case to "madre") as were the words for "get angry" and "you.
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Grappling with the import of those final four words — really the final two words — requires many of us to rethink everything we know about Rory.
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The three most famous words in our history, "We the People," came from the first three words of the Preamble of the United States Constitution.
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Trump said words about the Iraq War at various points — whatever words he felt, in the moment, would project an image of power and control.
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The effect this has is relatively basic: it turns thousands upon thousands of damp people into a gurning chorus, bear hugging the heavy air around them, somehow remembering words that they hadn't heard in years, words they didn't know that they ever knew, words that they may now realize don't make very much sense but words that do, broadly, sort of rhyme in a very satisfying way.
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Babies hear isolated words such as "bye bye" and "mummy" very frequently, and these are often some of the earliest words that they learn to produce.
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Discarding commonly used short words, along with Tillerson's last name, the next most common words were: state (351 times), Senate (296), country (251) and people (251).
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Homonyms: (Words that mean something prior to the brand's adoption of them, like Apple and Amazon.) Use simple words and create a new meaning for them.
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