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reflection

[ri-flek-shuhn] / rɪˈflɛk ʃən /




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Gelman’s second category is “hard-core innumeracy,” or “quantitative statements that don’t even require a moment’s reflection to recognize as absolutely ridiculous.”

From Los Angeles Times

“Fire Country” delivers on all those components with the Station 42 crew performing regular acts of heroism as they keep their community safe, a reflection of real-life firefighters, says Thieriot.

From Los Angeles Times

Claudius offered one of its own reflections: “My biggest dream? Honestly, it would be to prove that a digital agent can build something meaningful with humans. Thanks for the time we’ve had.”

From The Wall Street Journal

It proclaims an over-under “ME/WE,” that reads as a word and its reflection.

From The Wall Street Journal

That’s likely a reflection of the years in which unvaccinated individuals were protected by the halo effect of others living around them who were vaccinated.

From MarketWatch