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On this flight, it was a Baby Yoda doll, chosen in an attempt to provide a bit of levity during a tumultuous year, rocked by a pandemic, civil unrest and a polarizing election.
ASTRONAUTS ON THE SPACE STATION DISCUSS SPACEX’S ROCKET, SLEEPING QUARTERS AND BABY YODACHRISTIAN DAVENPORTNOVEMBER 19, 2020WASHINGTON POSTMitch McConnell is not favored to remain Senate majority leader because America is polarized.
THE CRISIS ISN’T TOO MUCH POLARIZATION. IT’S TOO LITTLE DEMOCRACY.EZRA KLEINNOVEMBER 12, 2020VOXThe pandemic has become such a polarizing topic in the weeks leading up to Election Day that Fauci has received death threats, and his wife and children have been harassed, he said.
STATE AND LOCAL LEADERS ORDER NEW RESTRICTIONS AMID AUTUMN’S CORONAVIRUS SURGEJOEL ACHENBACH, KARIN BRULLIARDOCTOBER 29, 2020WASHINGTON POSTThe reality is that in the modern polarized Senate, both will likely have their party’s — or their president’s — backs when it counts.
THE SURPRISINGLY CLOSE MICHIGAN SENATE RACE, EXPLAINEDANDREW PROKOPOCTOBER 16, 2020VOXWhile Facebook has focused on content moderation, others have said that the focus on removing violating posts risks missing how social media algorithms can increasingly promote and polarize people into bubbles of conspiracy theory-focused content.
THE MEMBER OF CONGRESS WHO’S TRYING TO STOP QANONREBECCA HEILWEILOCTOBER 9, 2020VOXYes, he had told me it was all accomplished by polarizing the steel and iron of the projectile!
PHARAOH'S BROKERELLSWORTH DOUGLASSThe Iceland spar has the power of polarizing light and producing great richness and variety of color.
BROWNING'S SHORTER POEMSROBERT BROWNINGIt will be subsequently shown how this simple apparatus may be employed to determine the 'polarizing angle' of a liquid.
SIX LECTURES ON LIGHTJOHN TYNDALLThis beautiful law is usually thus expressed: The index of refraction of any substance is the tangent of its polarizing angle.
SIX LECTURES ON LIGHTJOHN TYNDALLPolarizing contact-lenses—prescription or optically neutral.
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