AT&T advertises plans of 1 Gbps for $70 per month and Xfinity advertises 60 Mbps (plus a handful of TV channels) for $45.
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" Dry Farm advertises its wines as producing "no hangovers.
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The Russian company, SocialDataHub, advertises insights through publicly available information.
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Because of the program's popularity, he no longer advertises it.
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Amazon advertises that drivers make $18 to $25 an hour.
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The company advertises up to 9 hours of video playback.
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I'm not even sure if the company still advertises them.
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"Build a personal lookbook and share your photos," Amazon advertises.
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Jetsetter advertises flash sales on hotel rooms and vacation packages.
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One of the messages advertises cannabis, allegedly for medicinal reasons.
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One website advertises foreign brands including Rolex, Adidas and Zara.
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Wealthsimple advertises this process as taking three to five weeks.
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It advertises what Delacroix can do, pending something worth doing.
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This pop up advertises the paid tiers of the app.
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Nutrisystem's South Beach Diet website advertises losing weight within weeks.
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The other sort advertises the splendid work done by aid agencies.
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The effect is eerie, and unsettles rather than advertises Cohen's music.
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Throwflame advertises products that can shoot burning fuel over 100 feet.
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One Russian advertises Head & Shoulders—surely a useful product for gamers.
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The company advertises that it makes the world's most secure printers.
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What company in 2016 advertises a phone as having a touchscreen?
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Nissan advertises it as a supercar you can drive every day.
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The firm's website advertises services in Spanish, French, Chinese and Hebrew.
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That's below what Samsung advertises above, but it's what I expected.
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Sonos advertises its speakers on Google and sells them on Amazon.
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Royal Caribbean's website advertises its New Zealand cruises as "epic adventures".
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Another vendor called ETickets advertises Disneyland and Universal Studios Hollywood tickets.
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The Indiegogo page advertises the product as a virtual palette for smells.
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Glocom advertises and exhibits its wares without disclosing its North Korean connections.
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Apple even advertises the iPhone 8 with water splashing all around it.
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T-Mobile led the way back and no longer advertises tiered plans.
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I know this because it's part of how the game advertises itself.
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Ultimately, FORM does all the things it advertises and does them well.
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Lenovo advertises a 303-hour battery life for the ThinkPad X1 Extreme.
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Another advertises with its bright yellow sign: "Free feminine hygiene & baby" products.
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Each group advertises though Facebook, email marketing campaigns, and referral discount programs.
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"McDonald's advertises happy meals, market towards children, have a clown," Weiler said.
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The website for show, as Wilde advertises on her Instagram, is revisedtruth.com.
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A large red cross in a ground-level window advertises its presence.
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Oculus advertises about 2 hours, which was pretty accurate in my experience.
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Across the street, a sign advertises divorce and bankruptcy filings for $200.
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It advertises in newspapers and can be found on hotel television channels.
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A sign at the front of the backlot explicitly advertises used clothing.
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On Third Avenue a poulterer advertises live chickens in Spanish and Chinese.
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The group advertises its brutality with highly produced videos of gruesome executions.
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The company "no longer advertises on this show," a spokesperson told CNBC.
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Boosted advertises the Rev with as capable of going up to 22 miles.
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The "Doctor" advertises a knowledge of stealth shipping and even posts shipping times.
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Each photo advertises a teeth whitening pen with tags like #makeup and #eyebrows.
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It advertises them in the stadium of the women's football team it sponsors.
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"Nike launching their own line really advertises a bigger price tag," said Sultana.
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" Similarly, PSI "advertises that its machines save businesses up to $225,000 a year.
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To stay relatively under the radar, he advertises his dinners on social media.
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And they certainly couldn't have enjoyed all the sexual fantasies the park advertises.
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Another online listing Motherboard found advertises an Apple invoice template for around $7003.
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Rather, it's about the policies a company advertises versus the ones they enforce.
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The Winter at Tantora website advertises a range of packages for each weekend.
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SelfScore advertises as the International Student's MasterCard, and largely that's what it is today.
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Cybergenetics advertises that its program has been used in over 22 cases since 113.
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Tesco, Britain's biggest retailer, advertises a line of school uniforms made from recycled polyester.
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In my experience, the top tier of escorts advertises only on Slixa and Eros.
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Bowers & Wilkins advertises that the PX headphones will get 22 hours of battery life.
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THE private-jet industry advertises itself as the height of luxury for the rich.
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The cafe website advertises coffee and fellatio for a set price of around $65.
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Berman's site still advertises treatment for macular degeneration with a link to an application.
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Another listing advertises one for $1,500, from a seller who has bought five flamethrowers.
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Usually, Netflix advertises its original shows and films months in advance of the premiere.
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Australian VPN service uFlix advertises itself as a way to access American Netflix content.
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There's no evidence he has any ideas about making America great, as he advertises.
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On its website, Rev advertises paying transcriptionists $0.24 to $0.90 per minute of audio.
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Yet the Goldberg Jones law firm in Seattle advertises on all three sports stations.
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Opened in 1949, it advertises itself as the city's first to serve Chinese food.
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" Kruger National Park advertises itself as offering "an African safari adventure of a lifetime.
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He advertises on social media; the cost for a workshop is $150 per couple.
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Look for a marathon that advertises itself as having a downhill course, he says.
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Vogue cannot run a huge story criticizing a brand that advertises in its pages.
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It advertises on its website that it is "fully-accredited," but it's unclear by whom.
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Extend Fertility, another American firm, advertises egg-freezing "for the price of a healthy snack".
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Right now StockX only advertises in the US and only supports purchases in U.S. dollars.
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Lead support for the project comes from Google, which usually advertises in that billboard space.
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A yellow sign leans next to another tent and advertises, "Free feminine hygiene & baby" products.
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A taxi firm advertises that its drivers are Sinhalese; that is, not Tamils or Muslims.
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Samsung advertises 16 hours of battery life using the Tab S4 for video and productivity.
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A city web site advertises "Korean Professional Contractors" and says they work "Cheaply and Fast".
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Fitbit advertises up to four days on a single charge with the GPS turned on.
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"IBM no longer advertises on the show you referenced," an IBM spokesman told the publication.
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"IBM no longer advertises on the show you referenced," an IBM spokesman told The Wrap.
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And the website for Chernobyl Tour advertises an "eye-opening experience of post-apocalyptic world."
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Anne Rice advertises a "Prince Lestat Journal Bundle" — a $40 notebook, pen and bookmark set.
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Microsoft advertises nine or more hours of use, but I never got close to that.
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It advertises itself as a recruiting company for those interested in hospitality and culinary work.
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The company advertises the devices as everyday alternatives to other "one size fits all" smartphones.
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"A Gun Show" almost coquettishly advertises its underlying uncertainties and flirts with its own impotence.
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Amazon advertises its entire smart home apparatus — including Ring — as a way to prevent thefts.
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We live in an age when a toenail fungus remedy regularly advertises at the Super Bowl.
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It also advertises one of the leading causes of antibacterial resistance—the unnecessary overprescription of antibiotics.
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It's a little corner of the internet that is exactly what it advertises itself to be.
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The opera theatre advertises new autumn productions, including "Turandot" and Alexander Pushkin's "The Queen of Spades".
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She orders the government not to do business with any company that advertises on Fox News.
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"The Game of Life: DACA Edition, now your destiny is determined at birth," advertises the narrator.
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Stilwell, Oklahoma, also has agrarian roots: it advertises itself as the strawberry capital of the world.
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Be wary of anyone who advertises unreasonable performance or is hiding behind a cloak of anonymity.
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The company even advertises unknown "advanced" hacking features that require a nondisclosure agreement from its clients.
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An invitation obtained Tuesday by BuzzFeed News advertises Lewandowski as a "special guest" for the Aug.
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Changes to how Apple advertises battery replacements would encourage us to think about our smartphones differently.
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The space agency advertises the facility as a way to access all parts of the moon.
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Business Insider reviewed a video posted on Retail Roadshow, in which the company advertises its strengths.
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"If you want something done in Washington, DC, you go to Tony Podesta," his website advertises.
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Currently, the company only advertises female sexbots, called "Harmony," which are also yet to be released.
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That's where Andy's side business lives, the place where he advertises his customized Xbox 360 software.
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The company advertises 97 percent accuracy and has been cleared by the Food and Drug Administration.
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A brochure about the proposal advertises architectural and design updates, upgraded medical facilities, and neighborhood integration.
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Jie Li, at 103 Mott Street, advertises "Wash & Fold, Self & Full Service" on its blue awning.
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Before Pandora The backlit glass sign advertises WSPR, a small radio station in West Springfield, Mass.
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Now P&G only advertises on select channels on the Google (GOOGL)-owned platform, Pritchard said.
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Another advertises cheats in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds on mobile with 13,360 live viewers and only 1,600 subscribers.
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The online retailing giant advertises on the far-right website, including through third-party ad exchanges.
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Credit Karma Tax also advertises W-2 upload capabilities, but the tool didn't work for me.
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The University of Oregon advertises on Spanish-language television and sponsors an annual Mexican culture festival.
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Its "member benefits" page advertises discounts on insurance, car rentals, travel, and even a wine club.
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Currently, Citus Data's website advertises a version of its database software that's hosted on Amazon Web Services.
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Acme advertises a lot of deals this holiday season, but you need to read the fine print.
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There's a Google-branded Cardboard headset, and Google advertises many other Cardboard-compatible shells on its site.
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The phone number associated with the websites advertises a special offer for people age 60 or older.
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Many of Trump's small business supporters will point to all the accomplishments, which he himself proudly advertises.
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Like the Alta, the Ace is showerproof and advertises a battery life of up to five days.
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Huawei advertises battery life as up to 9 hours, but I didn't get anywhere close to that.
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The pamphlet advertises a psychic medium, and encourages skeptics to come check out the phenomenon for themselves.
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Not quite the ~22 hours HP advertises, but solid in my book for getting through a day.
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A fact that's unsurprising given that those are the tests that the company advertises most heavily around.
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The company advertises prominently on billboards around Santiago and through promotional emails as if nothing were amiss.
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A sign advertises a pest control business with a nod to a Bible verse: John 3:16.
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The website advertises campaigns that claim to benefit registered nonprofits alongside campaigns that make no such claims.
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The following day her company advertises that this bracelet can be purchased for the sum of $10,000.
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But Ring's call to action shows how Amazon advertises Ring as a vigilante extension of law enforcement.
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Whenever Peterboro Matboards advertises a job, about 100 people apply within a couple of days, he said.
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George Balanchine's choreography advertises dancers, glorifies dancers, gives dancers both their toughest assignments and their ultimate release.
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My current Windows 10 machine is more secure but it advertises to me in the login screen.
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How can the party who so actively advertises its hatred of rich people actually nominate a billionaire?
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Huawei also advertises that the phones will support both face unlock and an in-display fingerprint sensor.
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And like many of us, she is using a device that insidiously advertises itself with every message.
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The zoo advertises that the bear will paint exactly 100 editions, complete with a certificate of authenticity.
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Dolby advertises up to 15 hours of battery life and up to 10 hours with LifeMix turned on.
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That brings us to LocationSmart, which advertises to businesses looking to monitor the location of their employees (gross).
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Small signs warn that photographs are forbidden; a larger one, somewhat implausibly, advertises the building as a "Museum".
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Because the devices themselves are not illegal in the U.S., Evan advertises his wares openly on social media.
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Apple advertises its clever Animoji and personalized Memoji as flagship features of its newer Face ID-powered phones.
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The company's website advertises breaking news alerts and updates about events like shootings, terror attacks, and natural disasters.
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The book's cover, at least in its current iteration, advertises the fact that Pratt wrote the book's foreword.
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Instead, it only advertises a $200 "lifetime membership," which essentially returns its routers to being regularly priced products.
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The company advertises "a strict anti-cyberbullying policy that prohibits harassing, threatening, embarrassing and targeting reviews," for example.
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Besa Mafia, which is still online, advertises "hitman" services, offering to put customers in touch with hired killers.
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A restaurant owner, with only liquor left after his refrigerators failed, advertises an open bar during the blackout.
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Bragi advertises about six hours of battery life with the Headphone, and the earbuds hit that mark easily.
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Palantir advertises Gotham as a tool that transforms huge amounts of data into actionable maps for police investigations.
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Now the city's website advertises jogging events through its industrial landscape and bicycling tours along disused railway tracks.
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TOKYO — One of the most talked-about television commercials in Japan this year advertises an unusual product: contrition.
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AT&T currently advertises three "unlimited" plans on its website: Unlimited Starter, Unlimited Extra, and Unlimited & More Premium.
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The New York Jedi website also advertises a separate group called "Saberkids" for children ages 5013 to 13.
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In contrast, Apple's HomePod advertises that its system is more secure and private than any other smart speaker.
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Google has to keep padding those impressions, or get creative around the way it advertises to its users.
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In truth, when Speed was filming, the city was in a very different place than the film advertises.
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It also advertises itself — and by extension becomes more effective — through its use of fear-based social media.
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BELFAST, Me. — Colburn Shoe Store, established in 1832, advertises itself as the oldest shoe store in the country.
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Vodafone, a telecoms company, advertises the V-Home hub as a central control point for smart-home devices.
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"Unless he's the kind of lawyer who advertises in the back pages of the gazette," Uncle Ezra said.
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The first sign a customer sees, hanging over a mannequin display, advertises Old Navy's Order In Store service.
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Shopfronts bear notices in the same language, including Namaste Travel and Tours, which advertises cheap shipping to the Himalayas.
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One seller on The Dream Market, for example, advertises stolen Hilton Honors points: just under $900 for 100,000 points.
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Reuters found that Glocom advertises over 22 radio systems for "military and paramilitary" organisations on its Malaysian website, glocom.com.my.
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Thirty kilometres east of central Dakar, a huge billboard advertises a forthcoming metropolis, to be called Diamniadio Lake City.
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When it advertises films to its subscribers, it said its share of box office receipts increases to over 2.53%.
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Let's say a travel agency advertises packages to Las Vegas to extroverts, and secluded bed and breakfasts to introverts.
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Jaybird advertises a four-hour battery life for these little earbuds, and I'd say I got a little less.
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Airbnb advertises itself as helping people find accommodations with a homey and personal touch, unlike soulless, bureaucratic hotel chains.
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Reuters found that Glocom advertises over 22016 radio systems for "military and paramilitary" organizations on its Malaysian website, glocom.com.my.
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The convenience station attached to the gas station next to the high school advertises its boba station, not Slurpees.
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OnePlus advertises 8 hours of battery life for the Bullets Wireless, and I got almost exactly that every day.
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One enterprising lawyer there advertises a special service just for such needs in the form of The Biological Will.
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The company advertises (to potential customers) that it costs $62 million to launch a Falcon 9 rocket into space.
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Veuve Clicquot traditionally advertises at upscale events and publications, including creating the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic in New York.
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The sign advertises a few different coffee deals that customers can get for behaving with different levels of civility.
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An adviser on international business for the Netherlands Chamber of Commerce, he advertises innovations playing out at the port.
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In an author's note appended to the novel, he advertises his fidelity to his sources and his superior insights.
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The website advertises 15 lessons for $90 in which Curry breaks down mechanics, drills, mental attitude and scoring techniques.
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For example, ISIS advertises upcoming propaganda video releases in short "trailers," often days before the actual piece is released.
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A bit of bright contrast brushed over the center of the flower's lower lip advertises the nectar behind it.
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A cached version of the website from July advertises flights to Catalina Island, charters, aerial tours and vacation packages.
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A sign advertises a pest control business and then displays a nod to a Bible verse: John 3:16.
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" CT-Chan, based in Guangzhou, advertises that "transshipment is the only way to avoid high tariffs and import limits.
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One advertises "ecological fishing"; another promises to have the federal environmental agency's authorization to take tourists swimming with dolphins.
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The hotel advertises a spa, but it's really a private treatment room for facials or massages, with sauna access.
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In fact, Honey's Chrome web store page openly advertises it as a tool to make shopping on Amazon easier.
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For Caliburger, which advertises $3.99 "Southern California-style" hamburgers, keeping employees in the kitchen is difficult, the company says.
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Workable has about 110 employees and 6,000 customers but advertises on more than 50,000 sites a month through Google.
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The uplifting electronics supplied by Clockwork (alter ego of RL Grime) help the song achieve the total immersion it advertises.
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Since NSO Group also advertises the product for Android, Lookout got to work trying to find proof that it exists.
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Those flying rings actually featured a lot of the same upgrades that the Frisbee Sonic advertises, some 30 years later.
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For carnivores, he obtained cougar urine from The Pee Mart (which advertises itself online as "America's First Discount Urine Store").
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The company advertises it as "the most accessible exo on the planet," with an after-tax price tag of $13,990.
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The company also advertises its well-appointed kitchens, "spa-like" bathrooms and views of the nearby New York City skyline.
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While Apple advertises fast and wireless charging support with its new iPhones, you'll have to buy separate accessories for both.
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Mr Kubali reckons, though, that if the women are good enough and if he advertises well, he will find customers.
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The company advertises up to $300 in the form of a gift card, depending on the device and its condition.
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EYS, which sells both wild and (cheaper) cultivated strains, advertises instead the boost it supposedly gives to the respiratory system.
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Generally, I can get a few minutes if not half an hour more than the 16 hours M&D advertises.
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A local estate agent advertises staff that speak Chinese, Vietnamese and Thai alongside the floor plans for tiny Tokyo apartments.
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The Trump organization advertises all seven Florida buildings on its website as it pursues similar branding deals around the world.
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AT&T did not respond to WIRED's questions about whether the settlement will change the way it advertises its plans.
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Instead of selling at wholesale prices to retailers, Boll & Branch primarily advertises online and sells directly through its own website.
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" A cached version of its page from the beginning of April advertises its business using the banner, "Buy Instagram Likes.
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Findery advertises itself as a sort of virtual treasure hunt, using people's real life experiences as clues along the way.
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" And online travel site Expedia told CNBC it "no longer advertises on this show," adding "we have pulled the advertising.
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Another advertises a $2023,000-to-$25,000-per-person fundraiser to benefit both Scott and the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC).
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The Yarl's Wood website mentions activities available for the women and advertises the fact that there is a hairdresser inside.
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So if you are a business owner who advertises products on Instagram, deleting Facebook would cut off that marketing channel.
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Both Vijilent and Voltaire have been tempted at times to move further toward the kind of predictive analytics Momus advertises.
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Ring advertises Neighbors as a "neighborhood watch" app, the use of which doesn't require ownership of a Ring surveillance device.
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The PowerCore 2000 advertises a "whole week of charging" in a package that weighs in at just under 13 ounces.
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Though she advertises expertise for other types of copywriting projects as well, most of her projects have been ghostwriting gigs.
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A street-facing sign atop brown paper advertises "Retail Space for Lease," with the numbers for two brokers listed below.
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If you search "HDMI cable," Amazon advertises its own brand with a special banner above all the other search results.
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It is the sixth year the company has sponsored a Campaign Hollywood event, and it also advertises in the magazine.
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Whoever has the fastest service — or at least successfully advertises that they do — will have a leg up among customers.
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Its website advertises "silk made in prison" in both English and Thai; the brand's new silk line is made in Thailand.
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He also advertises his adoptable cats and takes requests from locals who need help with a stray cat in their neighborhood.
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The company advertises 17 hours of continuous playback and I was never able to completely drain the headphones during my testing.
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AC Wellness is a wholly owned subsidiary of Apple, but Apple employees work there and it advertises jobs on Apple's website.
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Uber advertises that its prices are 30 percent lower than Didi's, with rides at five yuan, less than one U.S. dollar.
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Moderators are more concerned with whether the post advertises for a sexual partner or offers to engage in a sexual act.
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He still advertises on his property in Kyoto on Airbnb and the hotel license frees him from the 180-day limit.
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If the real estate listing advertises a new kitchen or a newly finished basement, make sure those updates were made legally.
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With four devices on the go at once, he advertises his Pokemon GO-playing service for $18 (25 SGD) an hour.
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A GIANT banner at the entrance to the University of Nanterre advertises official events to commemorate the May '68 student uprising.
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It advertises itself as an "alternative to doorstep lenders", the traditional financiers for those beneath the bar set by mainstream banks.
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It not only advertises its own surge of deals, its rivals do as well with their own competing events and messaging.
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The Nurturing Center, which advertises pregnancy support services and free sonograms, opened next to the now-shuttered abortion clinic by design.
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The show tours internationally and advertises in every conceivable format and location—including subways, billboards, brochures, TV spots, and the radio.
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The Congressional Leadership Fund, a conservative political group that advertises for Republican congressional candidates, released a similar ad earlier this year.
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"Apple advertises this card as a new kind of credit card that is signed by Apple, not a bank," he said.
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While the club advertises as a gay bar and has a large gay clientele, it has always attracted a diverse group.
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It no longer advertises on television, in print or online, and has removed all flavors from the market except for menthol.
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Juul advertises its pods as 5 percent nicotine by weight, which works out to about 59 milligrams of nicotine per milliliter.
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Starbucks is far from the only coffee or food chain that advertises based on cup size rather than ounces of liquid.
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Since short books are short, the odds are greater that the poster will actually read the books she advertises herself by.
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"Every large mutual fund manager either advertises, pays brokers or does both," said Charles F. Pohl, the chairman of Dodge & Cox.
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Greg Abbott to serve out the term of a predecessor who resigned over mental health issues, rarely advertises her party affiliation.
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"Savannah gets the river, Macon a beautiful fountain and Augusta gets a nightspot that advertises a snake lady," Mr. DeVaney complained.
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He advertises that he is "self-made" and eats Burger King in his private jet, rendering him "aspirational" rather than alienating.
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"Our mix is like our regular mix of patients," said Mr. Wilson, whose center advertises a knee replacement surgery for $17,030.
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However, the company advertises telematic devices that record and report car data that includes vehicle performance, location tracking, and driver behaviors.
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" He advertises on Twitter, his website, and Slixa, an "escort directory," which he said is the best platform "for straight males.
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I had settled on a budget carrier that loudly advertises fares as low as $1 (mine was a still-cheap $11).
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One spin around the socket while donning the coat and the girl advertises her resistance while doing as she intended all along.
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The company advertises this feature as a way to track down missing persons or hunt down murderers, but it's ripe for abuse.
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He openly advertises dev-fused and other prototype iPhones for sale: One type of dev-fused iPhone X costs $1,800, for example.
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Sin City Hostel advertises rates of $15 per night for a spot in a co-ed six-bed dorm on a weeknight.
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A 1922 notice in the American Stone Trade journal advertises a sample case for "twelve beautiful mausoleum designs," complete with scale drawings.
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And if, say, the next iPhone advertises support for 802.11ax instead of Wi-Fi 6, then this branding effort could go nowhere.
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On its Indiegogo page, Nimuno advertises the kinds of problems artists and other LEGO builders will be able solve with Nimuno Loops.
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According the complaint, Marriott has failed for a decade or more to disclose certain fees when it advertises prices for hotel rooms.
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Its most recent post is dated January, 2017 and advertises new products, including a remote control system for a precision-guided missile.
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The supplement also advertises 22017 milligrams of hydroxycitric acid (HCA) per serving — derived from the plant and positioned as the active ingredient.
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To a beaver, castoreum is a complex chemical stew, one that advertises a beaver's clan and tells non-relatives to keep out.
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"Go way beyond eye color prediction and ultrasound photos for personalized insights based on the combined DNA of couples," the website advertises.
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For example, the channel advertises commercial-free coverage of every single Trump rally -- and sometimes shows the warm-up speakers as well.
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The particulars of the film, which advertises its "unprecedented access" to Weiner's most recent implosion, will be regarded carefully by Clinton's campaign.
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Singapore Airlines still advertises around its famous "Singapore Girl" (pictured above), something American airlines couldn't do without facing serious allegations of sexism.
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"The issue is that Quaker advertises these products as 100 percent natural, and glyphosate in any amount is not natural," he said.
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The SEC froze the purchase and sale of shares of UBI Blockchain Internet, a Chinese company that advertises blockchain programs and services.
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Walmart advertises an "everyday low price," so while there didn't seem to be a specific sale occurring, the prices were extremely low.
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T.I.G.E.R.S. advertises on its website that it has chimpanzees, and the company has previously uploaded viral videos of its chimpanzees using technology.
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Ironically, the station, founded in 1949 as a listener-sponsored broadcaster, advertises itself on its website as dedicated to freedoms of speech.
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He advertises his willingness to send "Expressions of Affection and Respect" to yearning and lonely women, who pay him for his efforts.
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Four days later, the SEC froze trading of shares of UBI Blockchain Internet, a Chinese company that advertises blockchain programs and services.
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Grenco Science advertises the Elite as being able to reach desired temperatures under 10 seconds, and that's been the case so far.
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"Help raise your words per minute with the only software that's wild at heart and weird on the top," the game advertises.
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ON A cobbled street lined with tourist shops in central Prague, a darkened storefront advertises cannabis-flavoured beer and absinthe ice cream.
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The Parade of Nations songs all have significant international and digital presences, and each advertises the cross-cultural fluency of K-pop.
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Roses are listed on the store's website for $12, and a previous press release advertises the Valentine's Day fan favorite for $20.
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" Scientology advertises the Freewinds, which is based in Curaçao, off the coast of Venezuela, as "the pinnacle of a deeply spiritual journey.
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The credit union affiliated with Mr. Ross's department advertises a shutdown loan with a rate higher than some other commercially available loans.
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But it aggressively advertises digitally, and by widely distributing its catalog, which features more than 22,22017 items, from gift wrap to shelving.
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On its website, Sallie Mae advertises 43 years of "helping America pay for college," — more years than McDaniel has even been alive.
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An attacker on a budget could also sign up for a free trial that PDL advertises, offering 25,213 consumer profiles per month.
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A third user posted a link to a website that advertises the ability to send pre-recorded prank messages to any number.
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The hotel advertises a pool concierge team that serves Miami-inspired amenities and treats throughout the afternoon, so keep an eye out.
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The group advertises a speaker slightly larger than a coin that's designed to be worn inside someone's mouth to discreetly record conversations.
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Many shops have been looted, such as the state telecoms office which still advertises internet packages in frontage riddled by bullet holes.
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And the next time someone advertises a hipster condo development, people of color may not get the opportunity to see this ad.
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Summize costs $13 to download and advertises the ability to quickly scan a textbook page or news article and summarize its key points.
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One sign which appeared on the site advertises a "True Value Menu" with virtues including equality, collaboration, high fives and sharing a break.
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The person behind another dev-fused store that advertises on Twitter, who goes by Mr. White, said he has "almost all" iPhone models.
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Nest advertises the Cam IQ as a security device, so I set it up in my front window, pointed toward my front door.
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Audi advertises that all of this functionality can be accessed without needing a smartphone; but it doesn't appear to be entirely hands free.
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It is partly funded through voluntary contributions from listed companies, and rarely advertises senior positions publicly, sometimes relying on the Big Four's networks.
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Apple advertises privacy as a key iPhone feature and recently released a privacy-focused sign-on feature that competes with Google and Facebook.
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Samsung advertises four days of battery life on the 46mm Galaxy Watch and three days on the smaller 42mm model I've been wearing.
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It's not quite the 249x Innoants advertises on its Indiegogo page, but it was more than adequate for even my heaviest usage days.
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Cangoroo's website currently advertises going rates of $1 to unlock one of its pogo sticks and and 30 cents a minute after that.
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But lawsuits claim she's unqualified to do many of the procedures she advertises -- even though there's no law in Georgia that prohibits it.
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So, a college that advertises a $60,000 sticker price may be offering to admit students at a net price of $24,000 or less.
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Here's what we got: iPhone X 15 minutes: 26 percent 13 minutes: 46 percent Apple advertises up to 50 percent in 30 minutes.
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Casper advertises on social networks, on Google, podcasts and a variety of other places online; the ads are creative, convincing, targeted and cheap.
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Outside his dormitory, spacious houses are draped with lilacs and rhododendrons, and a poster advertises a €50 reward for a lost teddy bear.
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But aside from a few truly disturbing moments, the newness of the material the series advertises feels all-in-all a bit overstated.
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In the shadow of the construction on 72nd Street, the Trend Diner advertises a "Hard Hat Special": 10 percent off for subway workers.
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Amazon advertises five hours per charge and says the case gives you up to 20 hours when you charge up in between uses.
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Because of the way DraftKings advertises in professional sports arenas, these teams and leagues have become an essential part of the company's success.
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The video advertises a phone service for white people to call when they can't cope with black people living their lives near them.
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Tenergy advertises that the cells can only last for up to 500 charging cycles, which is half that of the next lowest brands.
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In other words, the study projects the proposed wealth tax will raise $1 trillion to $1.4 trillion less than the Warren campaign advertises.
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Spanx advertises that the Workout-to-Waves sports bra is designed with "Back-smoothing and dig-free construction," and that's not a lie.
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It gets a commission of a few hundred dollars every time someone accepts a new credit card or loan offer that it advertises.
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Pema Tashi, who manages Happiness Kingdom Travel and advertises "a sojourn in paradise," caters to Chinese clients with eight guides who speak Mandarin.
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The GLA 45, as Mercedes advertises it, is for people who need a track car and a spacious SUV all rolled into one.
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The new film "Dina," which advertises itself as a "real-life romantic comedy," is an unusually penetrating example of this type of picture.
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He advertises aggressively through a variety of channels, including online campaigns, search engine ads, direct mail, fliers and promotional deliveries to potential business clients.
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The site advertises varying prices for carnations depending on stem length and color, but Godfrey chose a mixed assortment and told Mashable he paid $.
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The commissary menu on Otisville's website advertises matzo ball soup, gefilte fish and rugelach, a pastry, alongside Doritos tortilla chips and Diet Sprite soda.
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When a company advertises unlimited data plans and doesn't actually offer unlimited data, it causes you to question the truth of everything it says.
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I've got SIA blaring UNSTOPPABLE through my heaDphones as I slay this black run... In 2016 who on earth advertises such sexist shit really?
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Should there be a problem, and a landlord must send an "adverse action" letter, the company advertises an automated system for that as well.
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That comes in handy if you want to use the IconX earbuds for running or other workouts (which Samsung heavily advertises that you do).
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Prank Packs are empty boxes for your actual gift to go inside, but with an exterior that advertises the gift as something super ridiculous.
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Yesterday, the SEC announced charges against PlexCorps, an embattled initial coin offering (ICO) company that advertises an ostensibly stable and approachable cryptocurrency called PlexCoin.
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The Facebook page which advertises the Float Down suggests carrying "paddles and oars," but that may not have been enough defense against the weather.
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Bergin, whose beach-themed business card advertises him as a certified Russian-English-Ukrainian translator and income tax specialist, told Kurpakov to stop interrupting.
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Although it has not yet been adopted widely, the payments company also makes an EMV chip card reader, which it advertises at its website.
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A billboard along the only highway leading into Hildale advertises the "luxury" hotel, but it is empty on the day Jessop shows it off.
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The American University of Afghanistan has about 1,700 students and advertises itself as the country's only not-for-profit, "non-partisan", co-educational university.
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Kylie Jenner—who is reportedly paid up to $1 million for a single Instagram post—regularly advertises diet teas to her 126 million followers.
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For those who aren't familiar with Black Tap, the restaurant advertises itself as "craft burgers and beer" but is most famous for its milkshakes.
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" Rajala goes on to say in his report that a police officer "had recently discovered United Nuclear advertises Thallium (for sale) on its website.
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In fact, Betterment's partner bank, nbkc, advertises a checking account with 1.01% APY, along with all of the free features that Betterment's option includes.
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Radial tries to offer more flexible shifts and advertises employee events, even luring college students who are looking for extra cash over the holidays.
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Miquela has made music with several famous DJs, including Baauer, is pictured with real people in real locations, and advertises restaurants and clothing brands.
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The firm advertises its properties on its website, through Craigslist and in handwritten signs posted on the lawns of properties promoting low monthly rents.
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It's over-the-top design advertises its Lamborghini-ness, and while the driving dynamics aren't Huracán-y or Aventadorish, they are pretty freakin' flashy.
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A popular turkey trot in the north suburbs of Chicago advertises that all participants will receive a cozy blanket and a pie, for example.
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Why does this thing have an internet connection, and do you need the things that that device advertises as the reasons why it does?
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A quick search for the Milton Psychic shows a snazzy website that advertises a wide array of "reading" types like tarot, energy, and crystal.
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The airline offers a single class of seating, and advertises one-way flights across Europe for as little as 10 pounds, or about $13.60.
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A bright yellow sign advertises Magid, a handbag company that has survived — its offices are on Fifth Avenue a few blocks from the sign.
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Travis Marble of Lucy Business Services, which advertises legal services on behalf of firms, said he had no comment since the matter is pending.
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Joanne Gamel, an agent with Citi Habitats who worked with the Smiths, said she advertises above-the-bar listings specifically to a younger clientele.
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My NY Times digital copy keeps displaying a pop-up that advertises a fabulous Obama tax rebate (supposedly he signed a bill Dec. 18).
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"The Education of Eva Moskowitz" advertises itself as memoir, but it does not deliver on what memoirs promise, which is to say, self-revelation.
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There is, as the title advertises, plenty of sex in "Sex Education," the sweet and raunchily funny British teen comedy arriving Friday on Netflix.
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It has a Facebook page, advertises shows — how else, by postcard — and its monthly meetings, with for-sale postcards, are open to the public.
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Advertises love it because of the engagement, with 8003 billion daily active users—including 400 million daily active users on its photo sharing service, Instagram.
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It partners with auto dealerships, advertises to drivers, manages risk, and even pays repo men to chase down cars whose drivers aren't making their payments.
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The company advertises flexibility as one of the perks it offers drivers, and many drivers choose to work part-time with Uber for supplemental income.
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The small museum has attracted a few curious antique lovers, but he rarely advertises for visitors as his house is too small to receive guests.
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It now advertises its services as a way for customers to not just learn about their lineage, but to help law enforcement catch suspected killers.
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So it's always a nice surprise to find a hardware startup that can build a product that just looks good and does what it advertises.
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Although AT&T proudly advertises that it's the first mobile operator in the US to accept cryptocurrency, it's far from the first major business overall.
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Apple advertises this new Mac Pro as a much more modular and flexible computer than its predecessor, but that's a low standard to compare against.
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However, he actively discourages customers interested only in a gimmick, and advertises it with a warning for those with high blood pressure or heart conditions.
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Goop links out to the device which immediately advertises itself as "a clean way to do coffee enemas" for the low low price of $135.
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Why just be a Gizmodo reader when you can be a Gizmodo reader who also advertises for the publication every time you leave the house?
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Master & Dynamic advertises IPX240 splash resistance, so they can withstand human sweat and splashes, but you should stop short of dunking them into a pool.
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Goffle Poultry, the New Jersey-based farm where the kit turkeys come from, advertises its price as $2.89 per pound for a freshly killed turkey.
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Skyhorse's version of "The Mueller Report," which advertises an introduction by Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz on the cover, has consistently led the sales pack.
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His website advertises a grand prize of $1 million "hidden somewhere in the world," which can only be found using the clues in the books.
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But the American firm LSI, which trains law enforcement agencies in bypassing locks, advertises Vingcard's products among those it promises to teach students to unlock.
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Depending on the market, a "decent wage" is a bit of a tumble from the roughly $20 an hour that DoorDash advertises in some areas.
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The firm, Crimson Hexagon, advertises itself as the holder of more than one trillion social media posts scraped from Facebook and other social media sites.
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A new billboard welcoming people to Colorado advertises the state as a safe place to obtain an abortion as others implement restrictions on the procedure.
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Strafe is a game from 2017 that looks like a game from 1993, that advertises itself as a game from somewhere in the mid-90s.
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But Facebook rarely advertises, and this kind of push makes me think Live is still not very popular overall — at least not by Facebook standards.
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Amazon has already made changes to the way it advertises regular prices on its Canadian website to more accurately show potential savings, the watchdog said.
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It advertises that one can become white in using their product, where being white has a positive connotation, and being black has a negative connotation.
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The Trump administration advertises it as part of the president's "all of the above" energy strategy and a way to promote American wind turbine builders.
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VMC advertises regularly scheduled bus service to the Mohegan Sun casino in eastern Connecticut from several spots in Flushing and the Chinatown section of Manhattan.
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They point out that on its website, Mr. Kasowitz's firm, Kasowitz Benson Torres, prominently advertises his 15 years of pre-election service to the president.
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In a new report, the Post advertises the arrival of 19-year-old German Naomi Seibt, a self-described "climate skeptic" and aspiring YouTube celebrity.
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The pamphlet also advertises a spyware app designed to run in the background of targets' mobile phone to record live audio, video, and GPS tracking.
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One website advertises synthetic marijuana for as little as $8003 per pound — the same amount of natural CBD costs hundreds or even thousands of dollars.
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According to the complaint, the company advertises on social media including Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube, using its own channels, buying ads and using influencers.
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Lewandowski, who runs a political consulting firm that advertises its proximity to the White House, talks to the president regularly, including visits to the West Wing.
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How Our Brother Died For Freedom Flyer, that advertises a meeting at a local church to organize support to carry the fight for freedom in Mississippi.
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At least those 15 miles will pass quickly: Ferrari advertises that the SF90 Stradale can hit a maximum of around 84 mph without its combustion engine.
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Western Global Airlines, which is privately owned, advertises itself as one of the world's fastest-growing low-cost air cargo companies, with clients around the world.
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"The inclusion of the unicorn in Raphael's 'Lady' both advertises the sitter's purity and warns her future husband of her powers of seduction," Shay-Millea writes.
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Uber's website also advertises job vacancies in a number of countries across Europe where the service has not yet launched, including Berlin, Vienna, Rome and Amsterdam.
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Although StockX advertises its verification process, "probably 2 to 3 percent of the shoes that StockX gets are fakes that we have to reject," said Luber.
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As in the Cube Quest Challenge, the agency proudly advertises that it relies on the fertile imaginations of students and outsiders to augment its own expertise.
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They can result when an autonomous system (AP) illegitimately advertises that it can deliver traffic to blocks of IP addresses, which are grouped by network prefixes.
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Volunteers unwind in the small dining room, where a bulletin board advertises yoga classes and sharing circles where volunteers can debrief one another about their experiences.
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Some 65,278 individuals pay a $75 annual fee to belong to the Evergreen B&B Club, which advertises bed-and-breakfast homestays for people over 50.
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A big red flag that a product may not be what it advertises itself to be is consumers noting their order was delayed or never received.
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News of this cover was perfectly timed with the release of a new Zoolander 2 trailer that advertises the movie like an ultra-chic perfume ad.
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Cobham, which has been granted at least one license, advertises IMSI-catchers that can be used to intercept SMS messages and voice calls from mobile phones.
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PantyDeal, the self-proclaimed biggest site out there, advertises over 460,000 sellers on its home page, although many of those may be old or dead accounts.
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This month, both the catchphrase and the sugary drink it advertises are being splashed around some unusual new territory: the Brooklyn branch of Mission Chinese Food.
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Australian Dream advertises on all the cable networks and aims "not to make any political statement but to reach as many people as possible," he said.
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The new trailer advertises "five unique stories," and appears to give glimpses of all of them, including one where a grandpa realizes he has superhero powers.
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They are so popular in international Orthodox Jewish communities that an impostor has been making imitations that he advertises around Israel, trading on Mr. Mollica's reputation.
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Big changes are afoot for Wire, an enterprise-focused end-to-end encrypted messaging app and service that advertises itself as "the most secure collaboration platform".
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Avere said it would bring its tools to Azure in 2015, but today the company's website primarily advertises its integrations with the Amazon and Google clouds.
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Shortly after the shooting, we learned that the murderer was active on Gab, a social network that advertises its protection of free speech above all else.
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As a result, Montgomery said she rarely advertises the program outside of the college community because there is only so much growth the program can take.
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An initial marketing document for Mr. Scaramucci's fund advertises the prospect of "meaningful social benefits" from investing in opportunity zones, including job creation and reduced poverty.
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Companies JadeValue supported include CRO, which tracks stolen electric bikes, InsuranceBox, which advertises a "magic box of customized insurance products" and 2BOSS, an online housing transaction database.
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Samsung advertises a maximum transfer rate of 2,800MB/s read, 2,300MB/s write, and the MacBook Pro that I tested on came close to meeting those claims.
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The leading maker of "bump stocks" currently advertises them as a legal way to make a rifle shoot like automatic weapons, but that wasn't always the case.
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In addition to selling its kiosks to individual bars and nightlife establishments, PatronScan also advertises directly to cities, suggesting that they mandate the adoption of their service.
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The venue advertises its walled building as having security features that include guard towers, razor wire, roving patrols and teams to search all vehicles entering the premises.
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I'm told that a typical Funnel customer is an e-commerce company that advertises in multiple markets, and that the company counts the likes of Farfetch, Made.
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The location of Pandora's Box, one of New York City's most elite S&M dungeons, isn't a secret: The Manhattan facility advertises its address on its website.
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Most of the passengers were aged from eighteen to early twenties according to travel agency Keyth, which advertises itself as offering cheap bus tours to popular resorts.
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It's very likely that the other carrier models are similar (AT&T even advertises that the S7 comes loaded up with DirecTV apps you probably don't want).
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Currently, its website advertises detailed facial scanning, reconstructing full scenes in 3D, and augmented reality — making virtual objects appear in the real world through a phone's camera.
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The single account limitation also makes it very difficult to use the Home in a family setting — the precise way that Google advertises it in its marketing.
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Oculus advertises up to three hours of battery life on the Oculus Go, and I've gotten between two and two and a half hours in my sessions.
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Outdoor Voices advertises non-famous people who mostly do not get paid but whose lives, thanks to social media, are refracted through the usual mechanisms of celebrity.
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It's becoming a Silicon Valley trope that when a company advertises unlimited vacation in a job posting, you can probably expect to be working around the clock.
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The sign advertises "Dew-Drop Inn, Hotel, Lounge and Restaurant" on a red arrow with light bulbs that still appear ready to turn on at any moment.
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He in turn sent it to scientists at a metallurgy lab, who performed the following tests: First, they weighed the device—129 grams, just as Apple advertises.
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Above all this, a cheeky neon sign spells out "Holiday Motel," and to the side, a light box advertises "Free Narcissistic People Disorder... Free Orgasms," and more.
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The way her business model works is that she advertises on Instagram and from there, people can go to her private site and cam with her naked.
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The group was on an excursion that left from Kearny, N.J., booked by FlyNYON, a company that advertises doors-off helicopter rides to thrill-seekers and photographers.
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The earliest broadside in the collection advertises the Old American Company's performance of "The Merchant of Venice" in 1785; tickets were four shillings for a gallery seat.
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Freestyle-monologuing in a pub on what seems to be karaoke night, she energetically advertises herself as a potential cult leader while fellow drinkers profanely heckle her.
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The charity's website primary advertises its efforts to build wells and provide clean water to Peru, and it's unclear why the group teamed up with Stone's allies.
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Dell advertises 19+ hours of battery life on the full HD models for apps like Word and Excel, but I didn't get anywhere close to those figures.
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Really, though, all he advertises is the vacuity of his imagination, which he mistakes for the moral emptiness of his characters and the society that spawned them.
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How to avoid being a victim Most customers, called "neighbors" by Ring, buy the cameras hoping to get the peace of mind and protection the company advertises.
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NASA advertises that it will be able to launch 85033 elephants to LEO on Block I SLS, or 2.8 more elephants than the Falcon Heavy could launch.
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Dan Madeiros, a commercial airline pilot, advertises his services at $40 an hour in the online classified forum Kijiji because, he said, he just likes to play.
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Hogeg (whose company advertises on a weekly ICO newsletter that I started but do not write) recently posted some interesting commentary from inside his latest ICO, Sirin Labs.
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Yet Facebook has recently touted AI as one potential tool to employ to better combat hate speech or to understand your future behavior so advertises can alter it.
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Initiative Q advertises itself as being built by ex-PayPal guys, but the website only mentions the founder, serial entrepreneur Saar Wilf, and one advisor, economist Lawrence White.
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Apple advertises up to 21 hours of battery for browsing the web on Wi-Fi, watching videos, and listening to music, and I got pretty much exactly that.
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Close enough to the nine hours or so that Razer advertises, and I'm sure I can close the gap — if I lowered the max screen and keyboard brightness.
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SkyPan advertises itself as an aerial imaging company that can capture a "bird's-eye view" that's useful in "dense, urban environments" for developers and architects planning new projects.
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The video begins to degrade into glitches as it advertises the Westworld destination park: there are image glitches, flashes, and audio glitches that eerily distort the narrator's voice.
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Flex Logix (my firm Lux Capital is an investor) compares the Nvidia Tesla T4's actual delivered TOPS performance versus the 130 TOPS it advertises on its website.
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Located in a neighborhood called Menlo Park, the shop advertises itself as suitable to the kind of man who would drink beer out of a honey badger's scrotum.
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The poster for Europa advertises the ability to see underwater life — something that doesn't feel so far-fetched considering the moon is home to a global subsurface ocean.
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"These people are industrious and decent," says one website for a company which advertises the services of North Korean workers, with smiling group photos of laborers and bosses.
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The company that makes this model advertises it as a way to get YouTube in the bathrooms so a person can apply their makeup while watching beauty YouTubers.
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The Vancouver-based CCEC Credit Union advertises on their website that they work with dispensaries, and general manager Ross Gentleman said they have over a dozen as clients.
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Bossier Parish Sheriff Julian Whittington has told a local Ford dealership his department will stop buying Ford police vehicles as long as the automaker advertises with the NFL.
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House prices—one estate agent advertises a two-bedroom flat for £575,000 ($760,000)—are forcing those in the latter category into tiny dwellings and even onto the streets.
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Onkyo advertises its new NCP-302 speaker as being able to connect to most any streaming service, including Play-Fi, Cast, Apple AirPlay, Onkyo's own FireConnect, and Bluetooth.
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But perhaps hosting the Olympics is like having a retail store on New York's Fifth Avenue: It may be a financial loss, but it greatly advertises the brand.
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It advertises "New Orleans-style soul food" and $6.99 lunch specials, but other ads depict the club as a racy hot spot with blaring music and flowing liquor.
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Contractors told Business Insider that they make less than what the company advertises, due to working extra time to parse together low-quality audio and understand complicated topics.
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Indeed, BALLS advertises itself as "a venue for projects that should not be flown publicly due to safety or legal restrictions," so its emphasis on exclusivity makes sense.
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While the private Waldorf School of the Peninsula, popular with Silicon Valley executives, eschews most screens, the nearby public Hillview Middle School advertises its 1:1 iPad program.
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Mr. Cuomo, who advertises himself as a pragmatist with a knack for getting things done, seemed to suggest that the Democratic Party could use his brand of leadership.
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Cricket Hollow Animal Park in Manchester, Iowa, which advertises photos of guests holding baby wild cats and other animals on its Facebook page, charges just $5 for admission.
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The ISDS software suite, which includes iSentry and BriefCam, advertises video analytics for property management, business intelligence, retail, mining and agriculture, education security, healthcare facilities, and smart cities.
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In a brochure titled "Luxury Submersibles," Triton advertises a model that can hold seven people — a pilot and six passengers — and can be operated from a cruise ship.
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Despite the camp décor, the Botanist advertises himself as "straight-acting" on his online profile, which piques the interest of Jones, then a student at Western Kentucky University.
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The website advertises for "talented and experienced communications and digital professionals", saying it wants to attract applicants from all walks of life and different parts of the country.
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The post advertises a special deal for lab coats — you can buy three cases of 30 lab coats and get one case of 30 lab coats for free.
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Mexico, which advertises its products during the primetime Super Bowl game, is the world's largest exporter and has been increasing production to keep up with growing global demand.
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Obria, an anti-abortion group with facilities around the country that recently received a federal family planning grant from the Trump administration, advertises the procedure on its website.
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One listing on AlphaBay, likely the largest and most popular dark web marketplace at the moment, advertises a three-course dinner for two at London landmark The Shard.
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Expedia, which was not on Hogg's list or another list of sponsors that Hogg retweeted, "no longer advertises on this show," Expedia spokeswoman Maureen Thon said in an email.
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" It advertises itself as a kind of consultant for social media marketing related to elections, writing, "When approaching a client's challenge, we address all possible facets relating to it.
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Facebook advertises that "most interns ship code or contribute to real-world projects in their first week," so presumably they'd be potential job candidates when their internships are completed.
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FRANCE, BELGIUM ARGUE OVER FRENCH FRY ORIGINS Maggie advertises that she has "plenty of extra parts" and "can make 2 bears," presumably from just one chicken, WGNO originally reported.
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A Roman court came to the decision after taxi unions filed complaints, saying that they were at a disadvantage, since Uber promotes and advertises its services heavily throughout Italy.
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Coworking spaces like the women-focused members-only chain The Wing helped her see that it was possible to start a mainstream club that advertises specifically to one demographic.
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The way the pet industry advertises and sells animals gives the impression that having a pet is easy and fun, and that pets themselves are cheap and disposable toys.
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Asking prices on Rightmove, which advertises property for 90 percent of British estate agents, were 0.4 percent higher in the first two weeks of January than a year earlier.
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Life Care Center, which advertises a "homelike and welcoming atmosphere" in the Seattle suburb of Kirkland, has become the focal point of the coronavirus outbreak in the United States.
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The company advertises itself as "streetwear for your minis," and it's owned and operated by Grace Leong, a mother of three who's currently on leave from her corporate job.
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But Obria's website also prominently advertises "abortion pill reversal," an unproven technique in which patients are treated with progesterone after the first pill in a regimen of abortion medication.
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Country's internal dramas are perennial, but this tug of war between the genre as it advertises itself and the genre as it's actually evolving feels particularly tense right now.
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On its website, Chinese freight company Trans Eurasia Logistics (TEL) advertises regular rail links between 16 Chinese cities and European cities — including Barcelona, Bologna, Rotterdam, and Kotka, in Finland.
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The company CallMiner, for example, advertises AI that rates workers' professionalism, politeness, and empathy — which, in a demo video, it shows being measured to a fraction of a percent.
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It even advertises 3D capabilities, but that requires the use of glasses so you'd be better off with just using this as a normal (but high-quality) gaming monitor.
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The user tagged the video as "SpaceX Hawthorne, CA." A banner in the background of the video confirms the location, since it advertises new apartments being built in Hawthorne.
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A slick website in Russian, English, Turkish, Korean, and Chinese advertises the lowest electricity prices in Europe, $0.05 per kilowatt hour, even less than the minimal rate Lutsenko pays.
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To avoid going through the same hassle, I did some research and discovered Bestow, an online term life insurance company that advertises affordable life insurance in about five minutes.
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Metabiota also advertises its platform to reinsurance companies — reinsurance is essentially insurance for insurance companies — that might want to manage the financial risks associated with a disease's potential spread.
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Still, "Peacekeeping," like Berlinski's first novel, is a very traditional book, in conception and form, and it unwittingly advertises the exploratory limits of a certain kind of conventional realism.
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She enters some tricked-out joint that advertises what they call "therapeutic treatment" but in fact is a cover for the necessary surgery to send her home appropriately pristine.
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This video, which is hosted on the CERN website, advertises the planned machine as a test for dark matter and as a probe for the origin of the universe.
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It takes him seven minutes to walk from work to ReBar after quitting time, so when Mr. Waldhalm advertises the fact that he'll be there at 6:37 p.m.
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A 1937 travel poster on view advertises the swift government railways, showing a train as just a blur of color, with its diagonal composition emphasizing a fast-retreating scenery.
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Unlike many subscription-based services, Amazon requires members to pay the cost of the full year up front rather than on a monthly basis, although the site advertises special discounts.
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HP advertises it as having "the world's longest battery life in a quad-core convertible," and while I couldn't completely check that highly qualified claim, I tend to believe it.
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The company markets itself to detectives, but it appears anyone can buy technology from its website; the site also advertises phone cracking hardware for circumventing the passcode on mobile phones.
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An investigation by Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healy found that Comcast routinely advertises one rate, then charges customers up to 40 percent more when the bill for service actually arrives.
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The New York legislature passed a bill in June that would impose hefty fines on anyone who advertises — or lists on Airbnb — a short-term rental that is technically illegal.
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Dell advertises 400 nits of brightness and while eyeballing it next to the Spectre 15-inch x360, the Dell definitely appears to be the brighter and better looking 4K experience.
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Nicknaming is how the FBI 'advertises' criminals Ira Kalb, assistant professor of clinical marketing at the University of Southern California, told CNN in 2010 that criminal nicknaming isn't unlike advertising.
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Another revealed insights about gun purchases: "Participant C placed frequent calls to a local firearm dealer that prominently advertises a specialty in the AR semiautomatic rifle platform," the study found.
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Last month, Mr. Putin held court for 43 African leaders in Sochi; it was Russia's first summit with a continent where Moscow advertises itself above all as a security partner.
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Both are involved in the peer-to-peer lodging industry, with Airbnb being the industry leader and TripAdvisor, known for its reviews, running a similar service that advertises vacation rentals.
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The street outside is clogged with black cars double- and triple-parked, and a Doughnut Plant on the ground floor advertises a chai-and-samosa-doughnut special for eight dollars.
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She further pointed out that Blizzard had argued in its original complaint that Bossland advertises its products in California and has contracts with several California entities connected to its business.
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Chief Justice John Roberts wanted to know if the state could require an adoption services organization to post the same notice if it advertises adoption as an alternative to abortion.
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He's a gifted charmer of a low-rent variety, a man who advertises his services on bulletin boards: "Scott Bean, Harmonious Parenting," written sideways on tabs with a phone number.
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A black-and-white painting with big, chunky letters advertises "The Estate of Rochelle F." (2009-10), a reminder of how artists (and particularly women) are often recognized only posthumously.
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You would think that a show that advertises a convincing theory about these killings would be lavished with funding, be loudly publicized not just as art, but also as news.
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Rather than putting its own brand on the meat it buys, Crowd Cow advertises the beef's producers and allows them to tell the stories of their ranches on its website.
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Chief Justice John Roberts wanted to know if the state could require an adoption services organization to post the same notice if it advertises adoption as an alternative to abortion.
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Rather than focus solely on where a buyer wants to live, the United Country approach advertises a lifestyle, whether that's small-town living, ranching, farming, waterfront or hunting and fishing.
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Now she advertises ReSensation, a surgical technique launched in October 2018 that may help women undergoing breast reconstruction to retain some or all sensation in their breasts, to her 422K followers.
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An event page for the "New York City Burger Festival" still exists and advertises a day of burgers and fries at the exact time, date, and location as the pizza festival.
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Tinder is launching a new feature for all users today called Festival Mode that'll let users add a badge to their profile that advertises the music festivals they'll attend this summer.
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" Upside's website advertises an experience "inspired by growing up in NYC in the 90s, when nothing mattered more than sports, hip-hop, and great pizza"—but also, interestingly, "responsibly sourced produce.
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Pfizer advertises a Lipitor coupon card for the uninsured and those with commercial insurance — the type of card that is outlawed in Medicare and Medicaid because it's viewed as a kickback.
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HP advertises eight hours, which I can see being possible if you're conservative, but I use mobile systems with the same vigor as my desktop ones — or at least try to.
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Individual user profiles: NoParental controls: No60 fps playback: Yes (some channels)Surround sound: No Fubo advertises itself as a sports-focused OTT TV service that also mixes in plenty of entertainment.
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Lenovo advertises two and a half hours of continuous use; I actually squeezed over three hours of use out of a single charge, playing a mix of games and YouTube videos.
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Image: Agustín Nieto / FlickrLast year, a biotech startup called Clear Labs performed DNA testing on a bunch of hot dogs and discovered that they often contain more than the label advertises.
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That's not a feature Xiaomi advertises because the back is not supposed to be removable — though the good news might be that you can easily reattach it, like any plastic cover.
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They're capable of taking portrait shots — the same Apple advertises on its high-end iPhone 2699 Plus and iPhone 7 Plus — but using just a single camera lens instead of two.
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Cover: A sign advertises an apartment for rent along a row of brownstone townhouses in the Fort Greene neighborhood on June 24, 2016 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City.
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Hastert described himself as a born-again Christian and had a diploma from Wheaton College in Illinois, which advertises itself as "explicitly Christian" and is an alma mater of Billy Graham's.
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"Airbnb not only creates relationships between two people, it creates a short-term rental market, helps fix the prices, centralizes payments, provides insurance services, publishes and advertises it," Michelon told Reuters.
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Currently Showfields has pop-ups decorated with potted plants and pink velveteen chairs from the Australian skin care brand Frank Body and Quip, a dental company that frequently advertises on podcasts.
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And as Trump-era attacks on consumer protections like net neutrality gain steam, it only advertises how community-run broadband can be a faster, cheaper, and more transparent alternative to Comcast.
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The museum asked that Mr. Detrich remove all references to the museum from the original eBay listing, which advertises the fossil's 21-inch skull and 12 teeth in the lower jaw.
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A few CATL executives, both Asian and European, have been spotted at the Stadtbrauerei Arnstadt, a brewery and hotel that advertises that it is the birthplace of Weizenbier, or wheat beer.
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Billie advertises a "Pink Tax Rebate," or a coupon offered to those who use a referral code for their products, and other companies also claim to be eliminating those added costs.
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A recent research paper by leading political advertising scholars found that a more diverse array of candidates advertises on Facebook than on television, particularly down-ballot candidates and challengers to incumbents.
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The government charges borrowers an origination fee that appears as part of their balance, which is confusing, but then effectively charges them less interest than it advertises, which is also confusing.
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For example, Sydney-based CFD provider IC Markets advertises leverage of up to 13 times the money a client invests, while other providers said they offered leverage of 100-200 times.
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The Olympics is one of the rare occasions that P&G — the parent company of many well-known household brands like Bounty, Pampers and Gillette — actually advertises in its own name.
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Instead, the piece 'advertises' universal basic income, equally absurd and depressing when one considers how this is both a basic human necessity and something the U.S. government will likely never guarantee.
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An invitation sent to lawmakers and obtained by CNN advertises a session titled "Winning on Fox News: Best practices," featuring communications strategists John Neffinger and Jess McIntosh, who's also a CNN contributor.
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For example, Tinder advertises its Gold and Plus subscriptions with monthly prices for its six- and 12-month subscriptions, but it requires users to pay up front for their subscriptions in full.
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The Link Bar advertises deep Google Assistant integration: Assistant is supposed to be accessible via an on-screen overlay on any of the speaker's three HDMI inputs even when using another device.
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Given the company's shoddy track record, it's hard to imagine people lining up to add a Facebook camera to their home that advertises its ability to track you anywhere in a room.
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With brightness set to 50 percent, WiFi and Bluetooth on, it's not hard to reach at least 10 hours of use; PD advertises 14 hours, with less than two hours to charge.
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As if to state that from the offset this time, a sticker on the front of the record advertises it as 'a 26-song metanarrative about heroin addiction, death, and grocery shopping'.
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The grandfather of eight, who is from Ca Mau Province and was a captain in the South Vietnamese army during the Vietnam War, advertises his independent cab business in Vietnamese-language newspapers.
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RYANAIR, an Irish airline, is known for three things: low fares, the brash way in which Michael O'Leary, its chief executive, advertises them, and its record for sticking to its flight schedules.
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" Zapata advertises a custom-tooled version called the Fly-EZ as ideal for military purposes ranging from naval personnel transfers and routine ground patrols to actual combat insertions and "denied area penetration.
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He's also wary of anyone who advertises their powers online: "If you were a real dukun who could perform santet, you surely wouldn't need to use advertisements to promote yourself," he said.
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He says the group, which generally meets in the border zone at weekends, does not intercept migrants - which he emphasises would be against the law - but advertises their presence to security forces.
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When one of them advertises on TV, almost 80% of the money spent on the ads is spent broadcasting those ads to people who don't vote or live in that candidate's district.
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Phillip Williams just filed a class-action lawsuit, claiming the burger giant advertises the Impossible Burger as a vegan alternative to its meat burgers, yet they're all cooked on the same grill.
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Most of the men in those programs are arrested for buying sex on the street, not for buying sex in the massage parlor or from an escort who advertises online, he says.
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Another offshore firm, the family-owned Asiaciti of Singapore, whose files were obtained by Süddeutsche Zeitung, advertises that it helps clients "preserve wealth from the ravages of litigation," political tumult and divorce.
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The cameo form itself was one anciently associated with the celebration of Greco-Roman imperial rule, but here, adapted for use as Sasanian propaganda, it advertises the ignoble defeat of that rule.
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Queens Library branches host all-access printing free of charge, while Culture Pass NYC advertises that library staff at NYPL and Brooklyn branches will release free printing for culture passes upon request.
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It may be unrealistic to expect a social network built on targeted advertising to let its users delete the very content against which it advertises, and through which it understands its targets.
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Foggy Bottom Law School advertises the ease with which its happy graduates land high-paying jobs at prestigious firms, but this book's three main characters — Mark, Todd and Zola — are not happy.
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Some companies pay the drivers daily flat fees that range from $125 to $150; others pay $13 to $15 an hour, which is far below the wages Amazon advertises on its website.
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They are allegedly being sold on the dark web and by dealers in Amsterdam, while one seller even advertises them with the slogan, "Trump makes partying great again," reports the Daily Star.
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The gaming brand advertises its portable Switch console being played as a standalone device as well as slotting into a home TV, to the soundtrack of "Believer" by Las Vegas band Imagine Dragons.
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The company primarily advertises its inmate communication services, but also provides a cell phone tracking service powered by location data, normally used by marketing companies, from AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, and Sprint.
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When asked by an analyst during an earnings call last month whether TikTok is a "friend or foe," he responded that TikTok advertises on Snapchat and has also built services for the app.
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Another poster, this one nicely designed and with an opposing racial agenda, advertises a heady event that took place in a Brooklyn mosque on April 7, 1968, featuring Muhammad Ali and Louis Farrakhan.
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" On its website, Workforce Time, advertises that it "can help reduce labor costs" and "maximize profit," and that its "Deep Labor Tracking" services "provide actionable insights into employee productivity [and] potential cost saving.
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According to the city, Metro also advertises a 30-day return guarantee on its website, but in the fine print, it says they only offer a seven-day guarantee for in-store purchases.
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While we don't know how the anti-union firm IRI Consultants is advising Google, its website advertises that it conducts "union vulnerability assessments" and has helped large companies persuade employees against union elections.
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InstarocketProX advertises how it takes control of your account to like and follow people to dupe them into following back InstarocketProX advertises how it takes control of your account to like and follow people to dupe them into following back Users typically have to provide their username and password to these services, which then take control of their accounts and automatically Like, comment on and follow accounts associated with desired hashtags to dupe them into following the unscrupulous user back.
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The tweeting trees' site-specificity and extremely narrow scope of relevance strongly contrasts with Twitter, but could be powerful for advocating locally, if Percoco and Sustainable Jersey City properly advertises and leverages the work.
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" Giertz even produced a fake, nearly two-minute car commercial for "Truckla," which describes the vehicle as "the truck the world didn't know it was waiting for" and advertises the pickup as "available nowhere.
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Nope advertises itself as ideal for work situations, but even if you're already behind your computer at your desk, you'd still have to look away from your coworker and potentially come off as rude.
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I'm reluctant to describe a company that advertises in the Super Bowl as an "underdog," but Avocados from Mexico doesn't have the fandom of Budweiser's Clydesdales or a car company's A-list celebrity endorsement.
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The festival advertises the drummers, dancers, and vendors as members of the local Native American tribes, but the Cherokee have no ancestral ties to the land or the ancient peoples responsible for the petroglyphs.
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INM advertises that just one coat of Out the Door dries in 45 seconds and two coats in 90 seconds, but I'll be the first to say that this statement is only somewhat true.
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" Initially, reports circulated that the museum was working with Kentucky-based consulting firm Adams Nash Haskell & Sheridan, which advertises its "union avoidance" services, to head what the organizers call "a harsh union-busting campaign.
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In December, a complaint was filed against Strange Honey farm, owned by Gary and Fonda Strange, alleging that its raw local honey is not from Tennessee, as it advertises on its bottle and website.
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Reddit declined to provide an on-the-record statement to Business Insider, but directed users to a blog post posted Monday that advertises the platform's ask-me-anything sessions with doctors and coronavirus experts.
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The hotel where those involved in the case had been staying, the Pambos Napa Rocks, advertises itself as an "adults only" apartment hotel that holds all-day and all-night parties around the pool.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Oscar-winning actor George Clooney has said that he is "surprised and saddened" after an investigation revealed child labor at Guatemalan coffee farms linked to the Nespresso coffee he advertises.
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Goldberg has a client whose stalker has repeatedly created fake ads in which the client advertises free sex; the client works at a pharmacy, and a steady stream of men have shown up there.
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Overall, the device feels like it's incredibly sturdily built, also, and Sonos advertises it as a weather and shock-resistant speaker that isn't afraid to take a tumble or handle a little light rain.
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Quicken Loans and its Rocket Mortgage brand, which advertises mortgage approvals in as little as eight minutes, has steadily gained share after the financial crisis, becoming the biggest U.S. residential mortgage lender in 2017.
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The oldest article advertises a piece of December 2017 news, when health care policy experts serving as volunteers on the Obama-appointed Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS were dismissed by the Trump administration.
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The Flynn Intel Group, which advertises itself as "all source intelligence support to global challenges," was working for a Turkish-American businessman with ties to Turkey's president, even as he was getting the sensitive briefings.
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But the government is shy about facing up to its history: even as it advertises the camp's closure as a step towards improving the country's human-rights record, it denies that people were tortured there.
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An investigation by the Special Projects Desk has found that Acurian may also be pursuing people's medical information more directly, using the services of a startup that advertises its ability to unmask anonymous website visitors.
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Although IBM advertises its video analytics software's ability to search for individuals using traits like age and ethnicity, the company has not previously disclosed its use of New York surveillance footage to develop this technology.
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While the app advertises that it can be used to "sue anyone by pressing a button," its focus is on suing corporations and navigating the complex bureaucracies that stand between people and their everyday rights.
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Despite using El Chapo as a marketing tool—the company advertises its shirts as the "most wanted shirt" on its website—Barabas makes it clear that it is not affiliated with the Mexican drug lord.
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Like any other self-employed professional, Sara promotes her services on a variety of mediums: She works in a spa and advertises using Gumtree (a UK service similar to Craigslist) and massage and beauty agencies.
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An image of a wintery landscape chosen by the Wenger Carriage Company seems easily correlated with its marketing of sleights; we are less convinced when the identical wintry scene advertises the Los Angeles Soap Company.
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"Lyft advertises itself as more driver-friendly but that hasn't been my experience," Aris, a driver in New York City, said "The distance and time to pickup averages double usually so I stick to Uber."
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Lest anyone confuse the Access with a plain old watch that just tells time, the smartwatch also advertises its digital soul with animated dial options, featuring continuously moving images, like a glimmering cascade of gems.
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By rights it should have turned into a Snapchat filter that advertises Shandy Bass to millennials with targeted campaigns featuring a Patrick Topping set in Del Boy's three wheeler outside the Taj Mahal or something.
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For reference, I calculated that a 2.963 13-inch Macbook Pro out of the box, which Apple advertises as having a 58- to 58.2-watt-hour battery, holds about 5,315 milliampere-hours at full capacity.
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The firm, which advertises a "victim-centric" approach, offers training on child safety and sex-abuse prevention to churches that are eager to show they are up to date on how to protect their congregations.
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The bug, and Apple's slow response to patching it, have renewed concerns about the company's commitment to security, even though it regularly advertises its bug reward program and boasts about the safety of its products.
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Offering tantalizing access to the artist's tools for self-fashioning, including the actual pencil with which she darkened her renowned monobrow, the show advertises her identity as a look that can be copied at home.
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Like all studios, Netflix flies stars to ceremonies that are seen as campaign stops, advertises in trade publications and sends swag to reporters (a pair of red slippers to support "The Two Popes," for instance).
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Then, of course, you have Donald Trump himself, who encourages foreign leaders to book rooms at his properties, and constantly advertises his resorts while suggesting that political events like the G7 take place in them.
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Then, choose a business, industry or local store that thrives on Valentine's Day and investigate how it advertises, what special products it offers, how its services or offerings have changed over the years, and more.
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Diners line up to buy Impossible Foods burgers at hip restaurants like Momofuku, Starbucks advertises almond and coconut milk options, and sales for plant-based alternatives to meat and dairy topped $5 billion last year.
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And perhaps worst of all, the federal government blatantly advertises and encourages this kind of behavior with its Pathways Recent Graduates program which is the safe way to focus only on job applicants under age 35.
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While the email sports the Netflix logo, it also contains several telltale signs of a scam: It greets the recipient as "dear," it uses the British spelling of "centre," and it advertises a bogus phone number.
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Her Instagram profile advertises her website, on-demand videos, ManyVids clips, her monetized Snapchat ("a few hundred" followers at $10 a month, she said), and an OnlyFans profile (also a few hundred at $8.99 a month).
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Wish, an e-commerce business that advertises heavily on Facebook (they're behind some of the, uh, weirder ads you may have come across), is under fire this week for its product images for plus-size tights.
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In other words: After a tuition reset, the price a school advertises just tends to more accurately reflect what a family will actually pay whereas there is typically a wide gulf between sticker and net price.
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Qualcomm advertises its new platform as being able to support synchronized playback between speakers, setting up zones, and even handling multi-channel surround sound, but that all relies on someone owning a bunch of AllPlay speakers.
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WEEDMAPS, an app that allows cannabis users to find sellers and review their wares, advertises its services through "Weedfacts"—marijuana-promoting factoids on bus stops and billboards in Washington, DC, where recreational use has been decriminalised.
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While the shop advertises 40 flavors, he is about to buy a new freezer to hold some of his 60 other experimental flavors, including some made with soymilk and alcohol to keep up with the times.
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"When a platform advertises a target rate of return, we want that target rate to be achievable, and for investors to understand and be fairly remunerated for the risks they are exposed to," the FCA said.
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Until that happy day, the Haggler has a very clever idea: Boycott the advertisers now shown on Taxi TV. If nobody advertises on Taxi TV, maybe there will be no reason to keep those screens illuminated.
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The payday industry advertises itself as a source of "easy" credit for workers who run short of money before their next paycheck and take out loans that are typically supposed to be repaid within two weeks.
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Page Perrault, 28, a banking analyst based in Athens, Ga., who shops at both Elizabeth Suzann and Everlane, an online retailer that advertises "radical transparency," likes to see why brands price items the way they do.
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Along Liberty Avenue, on posters in the windows of sari shops and roti restaurants, Mr. David advertises his campaign for City Council, which, if successful, would make him New York's first city councilman of Guyanese descent.
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Around the corner from Ptak's, a formidable-looking formal wear store on Main Street, are a handful of dilapidated storefronts and a vast, empty commercial space that advertises "mental health counseling" and "motivational speaking" for veterans.
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In late December, Amazon told one agency that advertises on behalf of the maker of novelty Trump apparel that it could not place ads for a product because they contained a reference to a political figure.
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The World Bank often touts the value of its social and environmental safeguard policies, which are meant to ensure that bank assistance actually leads to the positive development outcomes and sustainable poverty reduction that it advertises.
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The 30 Days, 30 Songs project, which advertises itself as being by "artists for a Trump-free America" and features music by R.E.M. and Death Cab for Cutie, has included no outward mention of Mrs. Clinton.
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I mean, look, Dell even advertises on it as being great for DJing on its website: I suppose the spacious screen is better suited for the "tent" and "stand" modes, if you're into that sort of thing.
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For instance, at New York City's 135 W. 52nd Street, her team still advertises the custom luxury condos, golf simulator and the 75-foot pool in New York City, in international publications and in China, she said.
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A utilitarian metal-frame door remains from the nail salon that occupied the space before; a hard-to-miss neon sign mounted above it advertises "Puppies" (the sign belongs to a pet shop in the same building).
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On the banks of the River Seine, workers chisel, press and engrave medals and memorabilia in the factory that advertises itself as the oldest in the French capital, with a history stretching back to the year 864.
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Right now, Kelley estimates that it costs 10 cents to synthesize every base pair, the bonded molecules that make up the double helix of DNA (start-up GenScript advertises even higher prices, at 23 cents for "economy").
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Both the Noble K21s and UE2450s nullify the incessant drone of busy London streets with ease (UE advertises a -2399dB passive noise suppression), and once I'm playing music, they create a completely isolated bubble of my own.
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The area is a "closed club village in the old-fashioned style," as its website advertises, constructed in the middle of a pine forest along the Rublevo-Uspensky highway, with fenced-in lots and bespoke building options.
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Comerford is an influencer, a high profile, heavy Instagram user part of a multi-billion dollar industry who shares not only their own content but also advertises for brands and posts promo codes on behalf of companies.
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And the company advertises "behavior based learning," so it'll presumptively take your daily life and preferences and optimize them with machine learning to make the Moon even better at quietly tracking you and your family's daily life.
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INSA is confident enough that it has figured out which kind of high each of its products will deliver that it offers a customer-satisfaction guarantee if the experience it advertises doesn't match what the user gets.
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INSA is confident enough that it has figured out which kind of high each of its products will deliver that it offers a customer-satisfaction guarantee if the experience it advertises doesn't match what the user gets.
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Since Mr. Pedrosa came on as artistic director in 2014, he has transformed an institution that advertises itself as having the most significant collection of old master European art in the Southern Hemisphere into a cultural laboratory.
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These filmmaker jackets are Sundance's version of the Allen & Co. Sun Valley fleece, or the high school varsity jacket: a special badge of in-dom and status that advertises the wearer as part of a privileged group.
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"You have a nominee of a major party that shows no awareness of just basic rudimentary domestic or foreign policy, advertises his ignorance every day, who proclaims his role model for leadership is Vladimir Putin," Obama said.
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"What's clear is that while the CCP advertises Study the Great Nation as a way for citizens to prove their loyalty and study their country, the app's maintainers are studying them right back," the OTF report concluded.
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Apple only advertises one such use for this technology — users wirelessly sharing files over AirDrop — but it's believed it may become part of the company's highly anticipated upcoming "tag"-locating feature, which has yet to be announced.
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If a company advertises something crazy like gold plated connectors or "nitrogen injected dielectric gas," it's usually marketing hype to try to convince you there's a reason to spend more than a few bucks on a cable.
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The Samsung Bio-Processor product page advertises as well the inclusion of a DSP (digital signal processing) unit, which is a necessary feature for data applications and also happens to come integrated with ARM's M4 processor anyway.
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One of the companies she used, Pujcka7, advertises a 14-day loan of 5,000 crowns which turns into a 5,946 crown repayment — an annual debt servicing cost of 9,064 percent, according to a calculation on the lender's website.
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If you compare the magazine covers of Girls' Life and Boys' Life, you'll most likely find a host of differences: The former focuses on beauty tips and fashion advice while the latter exclusively advertises tips on career exploration.
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Even if a website simply advertises or links to another infringing site, or unintentionally has a few unauthorized reproductions of copyrighted works, not only could a copyright holder black out the site entirely, it would be relatively easy.
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California-based Louroe Electronics, which has loaded the software on its microphones since 227, advertises the devices in school safety magazines and at law enforcement conventions, and it said it has between 240 and 210,215 customers for them.
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This giving serves as a smokescreen on two fronts: in addition to creating a general air of concern about public health, it also advertises Coca-Cola products to children — a practice that Coke has sworn not to do.
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Mr. Water Deliver, which advertises 123,500 liters of water for 2,750 South African rand (about $232), markets itself on Gumtree as an ethical water delivery service, warning against other services that use municipality water from within Cape Town.
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Lexington Avenue and 32nd Street A royal blue sign on the back of 230 Lexington Avenue advertises Manning, Bowman & Co., a Connecticut company famous for its metalware: kettles, pots, service kits, fans, toasters, bar goods and the like.
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The house is 10 miles from Pueblo Edén, which advertises itself as a "slow town," with fewer than 100 residents, although its profile was raised in 2007 when Roberto Giordano, a well-known Argentine stylist, bought property there.
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One center located on Manhattan's Park Avenue advertises "early test preparation" for children as young as 18 months, followed by as many as 16 tutoring sessions for the kindergarten gifted exam at a cost of up to $4,000.
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There's certainly something a little funny about fans providing free advertising, in song, for a company that doesn't even own their team anymore, and about Bostonians clamoring to save a sign that now advertises a Venezuelan oil conglomerate.
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Even if a broker advertises no-fee trades, you should also check that the other fees on their investment offerings — like expense ratios and plan administration fees — are low or in-line with the rest of the industry.
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When a cheery Facebook post harps about the "deals of the day" and advertises questionably cheap and useful items like yoga mats and non-stick pans, it seems like a smart decision to buy — just because you can.
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ICE has arrested about 250 foreign students since January for immigration violations because they enrolled in a fake university created by federal officials that advertises a graduate program for technology and computer studies, the Detroit Free Press reports.
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But hopefully the girly packaging of the Fiera and Womanizer (which, it should be noted, advertises that it has "Swarovski elements") will help turn a favorite of the fetish crowd into a universally embraced form of sexual stimulation.
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Last year, Broadly reported that Hims—a telemedicine brand that advertises their erectile dysfunction and condom services with the MTA using images of cactuses to directly evoke penises—faced no obstacles getting their ads approved by the corporation.
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The website also advertises something called the "man cave" — a recreation space with a pool table and an 82-inch TV. The Department of Health and Human Services did not respond to questions about who would run the facility.
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A large clock hangs over a wooden concierge desk, while a pair of monitors advertises "departure times" for the location's trio of immersive experiences, using three-letter abbreviations that echo an airport more than a movie theater or arcade.
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"If you want to use it for medical bills, cosmetic surgery or plastic surgery that's all fine," says Ping An Puhui, which advertises that its loans can "alleviate the pain of illness" and "bring new hope to sick families".
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"I've worn Fashion Nova pieces to red-carpet events, and just hanging out," says Desireé Mitchell, a 19-year-old actress and singer living in LA, who advertises the brand to her 147,000 followers in exchange for comped clothing.
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The Theravada Buddhist temple, which advertises itself as an animal sanctuary, gained internet notoriety in 2014 when a surge in Tinder "tiger selfies" prompted people to question the ethical implications of posing with the big cats for social media.
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Avocados from Mexico, a group that advertises on behalf of Mexican avocado growers and exporters, has done its best to stay out of the political fray even as its livelihood became a trending topic on social media last week.
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There's also a sequence, early on, in which Annie, sorting through her mother's stuff, picks up a volume entitled "Guide to Spiritualism," which may not give the game away but certainly advertises what sort of game we can expect.
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In fact, currently in practice is a campaign called "No Piracy," in which the BSA advertises on popular social channels the ability for whistleblowers to receive a cash reward and take a "dream vacation" for reporting unlicensed business software.
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The plywood, exterior-facing walls of under-construction coworking spaces are painted with pithy quotes about innovation, while a startup accelerator owned by Lamp Post Group called Dynamo advertises its demo day on the marquee of the local theater.
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In contrast to the car loans below 2.5 percent that the Marriott credit union currently advertises for those with sterling credit, workers with only fair credit — a FICO score in the low 600s — can pay more than 8 percent.
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A promotional video from Raytheon shows its Griffin missile being fired from a launch tube slung underneath the stub wing of an Army OH-58 Kiowa Warrior helicopter, and a manufacturer in Arizona advertises such mounts on its website.
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While Purdue advertises it as a "potentially less expensive option" for college financing, the university does not plan to lose money on the program, which means that, by definition, it will not be less expensive for the average student.
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And while residents of the Villages, a planned retirement community northwest of Orlando that advertises itself as "Florida's Friendliest Hometown," were divided on whom to support in the presidential election, the Villages put $250,000 toward Mr. Trump's inaugural festivities.
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My next stop came two days later, for brunch, at another collaboration between Mr. Dotolo, Mr. Shook and Mr. Lefebvre: Trois Familia, which advertises its food as "French Mexican," in a strip mall near Sunset Junction in Silver Lake.
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A large sign, in Chinese and Khmer, advertises luxury condominiums ranging from 22 to 2112 square meters (or about 6003 to 2600,280 square feet) with an expected 280 percent annual return on investment and monthly payment plans from $386.
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Finally, they told him that the gun range — which advertises to the public and offers day passes for a single visit — was by membership only, and he'd have to fill out an application in order to use their guns.
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Check Point also revealed a similar attack on the web version of Telegram—another app that advertises end-to-end encryption—that the researchers say can hide malicious code in a video that a user opens in a new tab.
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There are now nearly 40 such firms operating in Indonesia, including Malaysia's GrabBike, and local firms Ojeks Syari, which advertises the Islamic credentials of its jilbab-wearing, women-only drivers, and Limobike, which offer a deluxe service with Vespa-style scooters.
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The front page of Jeffree Star Cosmetics currently advertises the upcoming "Blood Lust" makeup collection, and it shows beauty mogul Jeffree Star perched on a throne wearing purple-tinged dreadlocks with laid edges – two hair techniques traditionally associated with Black hairstyles.
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Her most expensive binder, the Shopify binder (which helps you keep your Shopify business organized) sells for almost $300; she advertises it with the claim that she earned more than $52,000 through Shopify sales in her first month using the tool.
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The most obvious indicator of pre-existing economic freedom is when a provider advertises as "low-volume," a practice that's been loosely defined on discussion boards and other parts of the internet as taking just one client in a day.
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The deal advertises that consumers can get a second 64GB Pixel 3 for free with the purchase of one of the phones, with the $800 upfront cost of the free device being refunded over the course of a 24 month contract.
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And while the article itself methodically dispels persistent myths surrounding the figures — like that Harding's looks affected her career, and that Kerrigan was all but guaranteed to win the gold before the attack — the Newsweek cover advertises something else entirely.
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A small encampment by a dirt road in the middle of the land advertises emotional support services, an herbalist, an emergency care clinic, and the woman's health tent where Grantham works with one or two others at any given time.
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"Under their argument, any service that advertises having high speeds is courting pirates and therefore a contributory/vicarious infringer, and thus immediately liable if it doesn't accept rightsholder allegations of infringement at face value and terminate subscribers when asked," Rose said.
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Apple advertises 10 hours of battery life for all new models — the 13-inch Pro without a Touch Bar, as well as the 13- and 15-inch Pros with a Touch Bar — but some users aren't getting anywhere near that figure.
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They know Trump, a man they regard as less than fully honest, is likely to be at the top of the 2202 ticket for a Republican Party that advertises itself as the home of evangelicals, American tradition and family values.
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A sign outside the Eagles Lodge advertises a "We Survived Hermine Party," a reference to last year's hurricane that swamped the town, nearly destroyed the only grocery store, burst into restaurants on the pier, and caused about $10 million in damage.
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It contains four services: Information, relating to asylum procedures and broadcast via infographics and animation; News; Opportunities, which advertises apartments and jobs legally suitable for refugees; and Help Me, where refugees can ask questions about health, education and other legal services.
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Such tactics, plus indiscriminate attacks and atrocities by jihadist fanatics like ISIS, which advertises unlimited violence and atrocities as evidence of its authenticity, have turned more than half of Syria's pre-war population into refugees seeking safety inside and outside Syria.
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La Boule Rouge, for instance, advertises itself as an "Authorized legal dealer of Nutella," the hazelnut cocoa spread slathered, perhaps with hunks of sweet banana, onto the crêpes that islanders adopted from the French, who colonized their home beginning in 1842.
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However, as I'm enjoying each bite of this dish that is fit to be on Mexican cocina de autor ("fine dining"), I can't help but get distracted by the chimichangas, chicken wings, and burritos that Tanabe advertises on his menu.
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The brochure advertises the four new facilities will bring, "Architecture and design that enhances the neighborhood with minimal street-level impact," fusing the aesthetic of corporate gentrification with the prison industrial complex and opening a new chapter for the prison business.
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Meanwhile, Amazon repeatedly advertises its commitment to treating its warehouse employees with dignity—inviting seemingly anyone to tour specific warehouse facility and touting its commitment to paying all of its full-time workers at least $15 an hour with benefits.
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The company said it expects its adjusted organic revenue to fall around 10% in the first quarter due to a significant decline in passengers and commuters at Chinese airports and on underground rail systems in China, where the company advertises.
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The Skull & Crown Trading Company is a new kid on the block (across the street is Smith's Union Bar, which combines dive-bar atmospherics with kooky karaoke-lounge vibes and advertises itself as the oldest bar on Oahu, dating to 1934).
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In one scenario, Trip Advisor advertises during the TV broadcast of an NCAA basketball tournament game hoping at least some viewers will see the ad and decide to use the website to book travel, allowing the firm to collect a fee.
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So while Starbucks advertises LGBTQ+ inclusive policies including increasing health insurance options for transgender employees and updating their technology systems so in-store documentation represents employees' chosen names, HMSHost employees at airport Starbucks locations are not covered by those policies.
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She's partnered with NUT-rition as the executive producer on a Equal Pay Day campaign, which advertises an "Equal Pay Pack" of dried fruit and nuts, with a portion of proceeds going to a legal hotline for those experiencing wage discrepancies.
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Golden Goose, an Italian luxury brand that advertises itself as having "a low-key communication strategy and a highly selective placement in venues that share the brand's philosophy," has come under fire for a tattered shoe that critics say glorifies poverty.
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The complaint also takes issue with the fact that Amazon advertises its superior technology and ability to create customized profiles for each new voice it hears, but does not attempt to get parental consent when it hears a new child's voice.
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" In support of this, the court specifically pointed the parental advisory for explicit lyrics on Rizzy's album and to a flier for an event hosted by Rizzy entitled "Call of Booty" which featured "scantily clad women and advertises a booty shaking contest.
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The group's official active Gab account, which advertises its encrypted contact address, recently displayed a picture of a copy of Siege—a neo-Nazi insurgency bible—and a pistol, along with a graphic image calling for the assassination of a Belgian politician.
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Confide also advertises a "sliver" feature, whereby only a small portion of the message can be seen by the recipient at once and the sender's name is hidden, meaning even taking a photo of the screen with another camera wouldn't incriminate the sender.
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In the future, say Ozzy's founders, you can see a wealth of scenarios, including a brand that's opening its first retail store in town and wants to raise awareness that it's coming, so advertises in the surrounding area of its new storefront.
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The documentary for Rambam also took this angle, and they have a point: Much like SeaWorld—where animals are kept in captivity for amusement as much as conservation—the marine park heavily advertises dolphin, walrus, and sea lion shows on its website.
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China Mongolia Novinka Zeya R. Amur R. Russia R297 China Blagoveshchensk 10 miles By The New York Times A big billboard on a nearby highway advertises careers in the border service, a branch of the F.S.B., offering work along the frontier with China.
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John Musca, a criminal defense lawyer with an office in Vero Beach whose website advertises sex crime defense, said he has received panicked phone calls from many men who frequented the establishments and are worried that the police are about to come knocking.
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But it's mostly that Amazon has put remarkably little effort into improving the things you might actually want Alexa to do from a car, to the point some of the use cases it advertises on its website are laughably bad right now.
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David Leavitt tweeted a photo of the Target manager, a display that advertises an Oral-B Pro 5000 toothbrush for $0.01, and a screenshot of Massachusetts law dictating that stores must sell items for the lowest price indicated on a sign or advertisement.
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During a private meeting in February with the former F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, President Trump floated a proposal that, even by the standards of a leader who routinely advertises his disdain for the news media, brought editors and reporters up short.
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With financial backing from hedge-fund billionaire Robert Mercer, Bannon co-founded Cambridge Analytica in 2013 as the US-branch of Strategic Communication Laboratories (SCL) Group, a British company that advertises how it has conducted "behavioral change" programs in more than 60 countries.
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The class action lawsuit, filed Monday in the Southern District of Florida, claims that although the burger chain advertises its vegan option as meat-free, it is contaminated by meat by-product because it's cooked on the same grill as meat products.
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It takes more than 133,000 baht to put on a mid-range fight event like this, though, and the rest of the costs are split between various small sponsors, like a Swedish burger company who advertises its Scandinavian fare on a large sign onstage.
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The store in Riverdale, a suburb of Chicago, advertises itself as "your friendly neighbourhood gun shop", but in recent years Chuck's has acquired national notoriety as possibly the worst of the "bad apple" shops that supply a high percentage of guns recovered at crime scenes.
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If your organization advertises itself as wildly diverse and a candidate arrives for an interview just to realize that nobody looks like him or her, you're going to have a tough time convincing that individual of anything including assurances of challenging work and career progression.
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" Smith recorded the vocals in his central Texas home studio, and videographer Paul De La Cerda found a nearby location: the San Antonio Cat Cafe, a nonprofit storefront where — as its website advertises — visitors can "kick back and relax in the company of adoptable cats.
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As well as being able to manage your account using an app, Current also advertises that it can be used as a way for users to pay their friends, not unlike the functionality that will be offered by Calibra when it launches next year.
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Not well, I'm afraid: Acer advertises around seven hours of usage on the Helios 300, but using it conservatively with the brightness turned down and keyboard backlit on, I could only squeeze out around five hours of usage of standard, non-gaming productivity work.
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It's a shame, then, that the people behind "Switch Emulator," who did not respond to a YouTube message seeking comment, couldn't be bothered to spell check their work: the homepage advertises the ability to play The Legend of Zelda: Breathe of the Wild. Sad!
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While new farm-to-table restaurants and bike shops open that cater to almost all-white customers, and Shinola advertises its Detroit headquarters on New York City billboards, many black-owned businesses in the newly developed communities have lost their leases after the 2008 recession.
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California's Pig Pen Delicacy advertises itself as "the Home of the Mac'Cheese Bun," Chicago's RockIt Burger Bar has its own Mac & Cheese Attack, and Datz Restaurant in Tampa sells the Cheesy Todd, which has a bacon-jalapeno mac-n-cheese bun. U-S-A!
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The "MeToo Kit"—named after the movement—advertises itself as a way for assault survivors to "take back control" of their experience by allowing them to "collect evidence in a setting and timing of their choice," outside of a traditional hospital or clinic setting.
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To fill the 2300,217 or so vacancies for each election (roughly equal to the number of officers in the New York Police Department), the Board of Elections advertises throughout the city: on the subway, in local newspapers, through high school guidance counselors, and so on.
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The company significantly reduced the number of websites and YouTube channels it advertises on early this year as part of that policy, shortly after The New York Times discovered an ad for Chase's private client services on a spam-filled site called Hillary 4 Prison.
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A. As with other mail programs, if you have not added a customized signature in the settings, the Mail for Windows 10 program inserts a default line at the bottom of each message — in this case, one that advertises the name of your email app.
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The listing, which was posted last week, advertises the property as a "contemporary eccentric full log-sided custom home on 20+/- acres for the cat fancier," equipped with two bedrooms, one bath, and what looks like half of all the cat-themed merchandise in the Western Hemisphere.
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For this exhibition, Lund advertises an array of art organizations, from publications like Rhizome, DIS, and ART PAPERS, to art market powerhouses like Phillips and the Armory Show, in exchange for a series of varied 'exchanges' with each group that are not revealed in the exhibition.
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Although it keenly advertises its debt to the source material and its creator—peppering references to her work throughout, quoting tweaked chunks of her prose and even calling one of the main characters Shirley—it is but a pallid imitation of the work of the same name.
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Although Gray advertises that the case "turns your phone into an object of mystery and power," in more practical terms the case has an X-shaped design that straps on to the rear of the device, and mainly protects the phone's four corners with its titanium construction.
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As the page advertises in what feels like a tongue-in-cheek version of Apple's (the company) own product announcements (emphasis ours): Stop in for a taste of Rave®, a new brand of apple exclusively grown by sixth-generation apple farmers in beautiful Washington State.
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San Francisco LGBT Community Center The LGBT Community Center advertises itself as a safe space for youth who have become homeless after being ostracized by their families, or for those who are new to the San Francisco area and are in need of a supportive community.
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The move would mirror Verizon's $4.4 billion acquisition of AOL last year, and it's part of a larger effort from the carrier to own more of the content it delivers to more than 112 million phone subscribers in the US — and advertises against in the process.
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E.l.f. Cosmetics is the needle in the beauty haystack: a brand that barely advertises and has never done celebrity endorsements, yet has an enormous and devoted fanbase; that makes high quality products packed with pigment and secret features, yet charges only a couple of bucks for 'em.
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As the title advertises, the second film pairs Scott -- after explaining his absence from "Infinity War," and the fallout from "Captain America: Civil War" --with Pym's daughter, Hope (Evangeline Lilly), who has her own micro-tech outfit with a few upgrades, including wings and sting-like blasters.
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One billboard advertises a defunct cinema, complete with air-conditioning and shows at 2, 4, 6 and 8; across the road dangles a long-forgotten sign for "His Master's Voice," the black-and-white drawing of dog and gramophone that I haven't seen since my childhood.
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And when a clothing store advertises a $20 discounted shirt by urging you to compare it to another one that costs $40, it wants you to use $40 as the reference point for that particular shirt, even if no other store would sell it at that price.
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But in an era when the savvy career move is to diversify into podcasts and video while playing a variety of rooms, Attell, 54, is the rare elite stand-up who advertises himself, with a mixture of pride and self-deprecation, as simply a club comic.
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The Round Lake, NY, beverage maker—which advertises its blend as "the World's Strongest Coffee"—is taking its 11-ounce Death Wish Nitro Cold Brew cans off of shelves because an outside scientific consultant the company hired determined that its brewing process carries some risk of producing botulin.
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Update 3:10pm ET: As noted in the comments below, it's worth mentioning that ProtonMail is foreign-owned, based in Switzerland, and advertises itself on its website as being particularly difficult for law enforcement services in "US and EU jurisdiction" to access due to the country's strict privacy laws.
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That's because Apple is apparently using laser technology for this new camera instead of the dot projector system that debuted with the iPhone X. Capturing such comprehensive 3D data could help advance Apple's push into augmented reality, a feature that the company already heavily advertises with current iPhones.
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"People do not realize how frequently these incidents occur, how hard it is for these women to get justice, how easy it is for these companies to try to silence women," Mike Bomberger of Estey & Bomberger, a law firm that advertises as Rideshare Sexual Assault Lawyers, told BuzzFeed News.
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Mr. Walters not only advertises his Oscar party, now in its 21982th year, as the longest-running one in town, but also the most accessible: to civilian interlopers willing to spend $20043,22004 for a seat at the table and as much as $2100,225 for a V.I.P. table package.
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Its website, Exporting is Great, advertises tenders, which this month include one for 10,0003 tonnes of coking coal sought by an Indian company, a feasibility and pilot study and pilot project for expertise in underground coal gasification, also in India, and a firm in Kazakhstan seeking coal processing technology.
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Their first concoction was "Marmite & Jelly Beans," and they recently added "Chocolate Orange & Lettuce" — which advertises itself as being butter-free, as if that's a condiment you typically expect with your chocolate and veggie baguette — and "Liquorice Allsorts," which is filled with a variety of multi-colored licorice candies.
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Simply Removals, the company that handled the Camerons' move into Downing Street in 2010, and calls itself "London's affordable removal firm," advertises a "Big One" package that includes 25 standard boxes, two large boxes, two wardrobe boxes, Bubble Wrap, packing paper and tape, for 169 pounds, or about $224.
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Nearby a flyer advertises Metal Mondays, a vinyl night running from 10 PM to 2 AM. The DJs were crowdsourcing their set on Facebook: "Feel free to bring your Morbid Angel/Cannibal Corpse/Necrot/Blood Incantation records," celebrating the death-metal titans and upstarts' first stop on the Decibel Tour.
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" &aposSARAH SANDERS WELCOME ANY TIME,&apos NY RESTAURANT&aposS SIGN SAYS Noting that Halo Top advertises its calorie count "per pint" on its opaque containers of "guilt free" ice cream, Neely and Kamal allege that those containers are "routinely under-filled… dramatically so at times, and as a course of business.
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Also worthy of commendation is the Dolby Atmos sound that Huawei proudly advertises on the box of the MateBook X. In terms of speaker output, this is one of the best-sounding laptops I've yet experienced, and I don't particularly care if Dolby or Huawei deserves the praise for it.
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Other games stand as documents of history, such as those that political parties distributed to encourage voter turnout before an election or a game that advertises Coke as a healthy drink, produced by the soda company's Canadian branch (in which landing on a square of green apples will send you backwards).
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In the past fifteen years in this city, Neapolitan-style pizza has gone from rarefied regional specialty to adopted staple, practically inescapable: on Second Avenue in the East Village, a sandwich board in front of an outpost of a mini-chain called Neapolitan Express advertises a two-for-one deal.
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Some short-term plans also limit how much they will pay per day of care, like a Lifeshield plan sold in several states, which advertises its "freedom to choose any doctor or hospital," but pays a maximum of $1,000 of hospital bills per day, or $250 for an ambulance ride.
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The most difficult part of test — determining if the work is outside of the usual course of business — is typically determined by courts based on the services the employer advertises, says attorney Mark Zisholtz, a partner at BakerHostetler, in Atlanta who has consulted with platforms that utilize drivers to implement their business model.
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They range from Pure House, which is based in Williamsburg and advertises "an intentional way of living for those committed to transforming their lives" (and has hosted a group story-telling session called Collective Sex), to WeLive, a spinoff of WeWork, a co-working company that was recently valued at sixteen billion dollars.
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But he showed up anyways sponsored by Canada-based PotCoin, a cryptocurrency that advertises itself as the future medium of exchange in the legal marijuana business:Sporting a t-shirt promoting a marijuana-related cryptocurrency company, a red "Make America Great Again" hat, and a large nose ring, Rodman spoke to CNN live from Singapore.
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Stereogum's Tom Breihan has analyzed how Coachella in particular advertises its lineup on an annual basis since 2017, when he explained the significance of the festival poster image as something of a sacred text: So even if you're not going, you'll get a pretty good idea of who's dominating the festival rotation this year.
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Well, and that's why it's called WorryFree is ... I don't think it's just techies, I mean ... KS: Explain WorryFree for people who haven't seen the movie, it's .... So WorryFree is a company that advertises itself to ... It has two modes of advertising, one that the general public sees and one that these telemarketers do.
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Dell advertises this panel provides 400 nits of brightness, but I suspect that's a conservative number — Tom's Hardware measured 626 nits on average, which would explain why I had no trouble writing a chunk of this review in the sunlight outdoors, and why the light sources in HDR movies felt so real when I watched them on this laptop.
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The Blade 15 isn't even that good: with my standard workflow of browsing the web, using Slack, checking email, writing Word documents, watching YouTube videos, and the occasional video chat, the battery lasted an average of three hours between charges across the weeks I've been testing the Blade, a far cry from the "up to 6 hours" Razer advertises.
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Here's a comparison between the Mini Wired Gamepad and the DualShock 4: Sony specifically advertises the Mini Wired Gamepad to younger gamers, but it also could be beneficial to adults with small hands (like Donald Trump), players who can only play with one hand, or for those who just loved the simplicity of the SNES controller.
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The photographer had shared Fragile's "Device Control," a track inspired by the absurd language that advertises smartphones on billboards and its implied dream of constant data streaming and sharing, with the young musician after the two were in touch about a mysterious book—which ended up becoming Ocean's Boys Don't Cry, the magazine released with his Blonde album.
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This guy's one cool customer alright, with his artfully tousled hair and his beaten up leather jacket and the really, really tight vintage t-shirt that advertises a now abandoned seafood restaurant in Santa Monica that sold OK scampi and had a cheeky slogan—"The Shrimp Pit: She Tastes Better Than She Smells"—and the worn out cowboy boots.
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There's also Magnet Forensics, which has offices in the United States, Canada, the Netherlands and Singapore; Black Swan Digital Forensics, based in Memphis, which advertises a "remote extraction" service for around $500 a pop; and OpenText, which recently acquired the California-based Guidance Software, which was one of the first to start making forensic software, back in 2002.
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I have no problem with adults making a choice about it, but the way the product advertises, there is no disclosure about you know this product is promoted to children…I am sure it's a great company, and it's been a great investment for Mr. Buffett, I just don't like the product and the principle way the company makes money.
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You could argue that there's no such thing as a truly secure computer — it'll always be a cat and mouse game between Microsoft and hackers — and no laptop truly gets all-day battery life with real-world usage (I got around 29-224 hours of mixed usage; Microsoft advertises up to 210 hours of local video playback), and I agree.
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Drugmaker Eli Lilly on Tuesday began posting price information online for drugs it advertises on TV. The company began running TV ads for Trulicity, a popular diabetes drug, which don't give price info but direct viewers to a new website or a toll-free telephone number where they can learn about the list price, average out-of-pocket costs and patient assistance programs.
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The Center for American Progress, a think tank with close ties to the White House, has called on Obama to target high-volume sellers of guns who are not licensed, using criteria such as the number of firearms sold and whether a seller advertises or rents tables at gun shows to determine who should be forced to obtain a license.
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" We are the only nation that advertises itself as "a nation of immigrants" and the "land of the free," an advertising campaign complete with a Statute of Liberty whose pedestal includes a plaque of a poem that reads in part: "Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
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There are signals for how we treated those we designated as disabled (dark glasses and white cane to indicate blindness), how we generally viewed femininity (quite rigidly coded), what abundance looked like (a pile of succulently glazed doughnuts), and how similar home food was to street food before the hegemony of corporatized fast food took hold (a lunch counter sign advertises spaghetti for a few cents).
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And when I called the third online customer service rep at PC Richard, the local seller that advertises "honesty, integrity, and reliability" to determine why I received no call, no text, no knock on the door between the hours from 7:45AM and 11:45AM (my original delivery window), I was told they had tried to reach me on my phone before running off with the refrigerator.
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It came two minutes into the second half of what was — apart from those few seconds — the Champions League as it is intended to be, as it advertises itself: a game between two of Europe's genuine super-heavyweights, in one of its greatest arenas, glittering with stardust, played out against a backdrop of deafening noise and unbearable tension, soccer at the highest level, on the greatest stage.
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In comparison, Bowers & Wilkins advertises that you'll get 22 hours from the PX Wireless, Sony says its WH-1000XM3 can do 30, and Bose quotes 20 hours for its QC 35 II. Aside from the lack of a physical on / off button, the only other quibble I had with the headphones was that they use a 2.5mm connector when you want to plug in a physical cable.
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When trying to sign in yesterday, the app merely returned an error message: It's unclear how popular this particular plan is (it's several years old, T-Mobile no longer advertises it, and you really only see it mentioned in message board threads frequented by grizzled tech veterans like myself), but people on places like Reddit similarly wanted to know why they weren't able to sign up.
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