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Marjorie Taylor, a psychology professor at the University of Oregon, said the dolls could be subtly signaling "I'm for boys".

Moriarty believes that as computer graphics improve, the faces of actors, or even political figures, could be subtly altered to echo the viewer's own features, to make them more sympathetic.

Features could be subtly political too.

Furthermore, the idea now is that we will be targeted with ads that suit our personality – the objective is to change the way we spend and what we spend our money on – we could be subtly psychologically manipulated by large brands, which are richer than many governments, without realising it.

Furthermore, the idea now is that we will be targeted with ads that suit our personality the objective is to change the way we spend and what we spend our money on we could be subtly psychologically manipulated by large brands, which are richer than many governments, without realizing it.

One possible confound with EEG decoding is that scalp potentials could be subtly influenced by eye movement artifacts.

Only real barbecue could be as subtly yet deeply imbued with smoke as this duck ($9.95), served in slices with crisp skin, a thin layer of moist fat, the occasional bone and meat that is gloriously flavorful.

But future uses and abuses of this kind of data could be more subtly insidious.

But future uses and abuses of this kind of data could be more subtly insidious.

Although selection does not appear to dramatically alter phylogeographic patterns at these genes, there are some signs from the data that it could be more subtly impacting the patterns of nucleotide variation in these copepod populations.

Rather, expression of pro-inflammatory cytokines and other neuronal and glial derived molecules regulating the synapse could be disrupted subtly for a host of reasons, well before frank inflammation is apparent.