Instant Articles lets publishers post articles directly to the Facebook app.
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I'll read articles, like you'll send me articles and I'll read those.
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Articles about women more often linked to articles about men than vice versa, and were more likely to emphasize gender than in articles about men.
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Following the English edition, which hit 5 million articles in late 2015, are Cebuano Wikipedia (with over 5.38 million articles), and Swedish Wikipedia (3.74 million articles).
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New tabs show recommended articles from Pocket, and sometimes those articles are sponsored.
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Clearly, we needed to find which XML articles correspond to which HTML articles.
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Transphobic forums and articles surfaced in response to the expanding list of articles.
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Newspaper articles led to magazine articles, which led to books, some better than others.
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These were all repurposed from Post articles, which prompts the question: Why these articles?
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This technique successfully matched a majority of "missing" HTML articles to existing XML articles.
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"We performed the restoration without losing any of your older articles, changes made to more recent articles or articles saved after recovering from the outage," the email explained.
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Many articles have been written on this topic, including several studies and articles by HBR.
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If the committee adopts articles of impeachment, the articles are sent to the full House.
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"Throughout this relationship, I've seen articles written about me and they weren't good articles," she says.
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Since 2000, journal articles are assigned permanent identifiers that point to digital versions of the articles.
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There were articles about it, there have been articles since then in which this was mentioned.
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For instance, articles on Syria have seen 6% of the views that articles on Trump have.
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Of the 1,475 newspaper articles in the data set, only 75 articles reported on null findings.
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Given that most people share articles without even reading these articles in the first place, Facebook should at least flag articles when they're fake so that people know what they're dealing with.
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The articles load up to 10 times faster, but weak performance means Instant Articles struggled to grow.
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A third of all clicks to articles on Facebook are now to Instant Articles, Facebook also notes.
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Here, a variety of printed articles are collaged on tables—designed by Tillmans—sometimes arranged beside contradictory articles.
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There have been some 75,000 articles published since 2011, with the rate currently at 3,000 articles per month.
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Compare that with CNN, which published 5,595 articles during the month, and Fox News, which published 51,919 articles.
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Articles with fewer than five ratings are discarded; this leaves 67,280 ratings of 1,437 articles by 3,431 people.
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All the Learning Network's articles are free, and so are the New York Times links in those articles.
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People pay for short articles, long articles and everything in between so long as it meets their needs.
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"The deficiency in the articles cannot be remedied by dividing the articles, because that is prohibited," they write.
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Trump is currently on trial for two articles of impeachment articles that the House approved in late December.
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I like having a folder for articles I'm actively working on, and a separate folder for finished articles.
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NYT en Español published over 900 opinion articles and 100 additional original articles, according to editor Paulina Chavira.
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Va.) and Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterPelosi set to send impeachment articles to the Senate next week Pelosi says she'll send articles of impeachment to Senate 'soon' Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment MORE (Mont.), said earlier this week that it was time for Pelosi to send over the articles.
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You can pick your favorite categories and find articles, but News Republic also recommend articles based on other things.
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Instant Articles are those that fast-loading, interactive articles that can be loaded directly in the Facebook News Feed.
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The user commented on articles written by Bradford and made clear references to being the author of the articles.
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Instant Articles load in milliseconds while similar articles posted from third-party websites can take 3.66 seconds, Facebook reported.
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Instant Articles borrowed several design elements from Paper, including full-bleed images and custom designs for individual publishers' articles.
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They did their own articles about the Cloud Appreciation Society, and people followed the links in those articles too.
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McMillon reshares posts and articles on LinkedIn once or twice a week, but he also writes his own articles.
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Mr. Sulzberger wrote his articles in the third person, the way most newspaper articles are written — except for one.
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Worth noting: Ads that are sold alongside Instant Articles on Facebook will travel with those same articles to Messenger.
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Most of the impeachment articles involve Justice Loughry, though there were multiple articles concerning the three other sitting justices.
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Furthermore, homicide articles tended to be more than twice as long as articles reporting deaths from diseases and accidents.
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Hints on articles of impeachment: The hearing included a possible signal of the articles of impeachment Democrats are considering.
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It is also cautious about Instant Articles, a way for publishers to upload their articles onto the Facebook platform.
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I went to drink coffee, came back home, found new articles, posted those articles on the website, and shared them.
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Where Facebook leads, publishers follow — from articles, to Instant Articles, to video, to live video, to ephemeral stories and beyond.
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The articles are also clearly attributed, so it is easy to go to the source website to read longer articles.
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Facebook's Instant Articles began with minimal options for advertising, recirculating users to a publisher's other articles, and subscription sign-ups.
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After comparing Times articles to Reuters articles on the same topic, the researchers did not find any signs of bias.
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People on /r/politics aren't just reading more articles about Sanders, they're also overwhelmingly getting articles that are pro-Sanders.
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These articles mirrored two of the three articles recommended by the House Judiciary Committee before Richard Nixon resigned from office.
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Our standard weekly newsletter now contains articles mainly about flower shows and photo contests rather than articles about environmental protection.
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Reyes wrote the Pokemon Go articles to test the algorithm that would push the most popular articles to the homepage.
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The group's newspapers often include disclaimers in articles disclosing its financial interests but some articles neglect to do this, he notes.
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Teams can add articles, annotate, and highlight specific information within these articles on the boards without having to leave the platform.
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The House Judiciary Committee rejected the challenged articles and accepted the two articles on abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
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I've read articles about him, I've clicked on the links in those articles, and I've followed a lot of Twitter threads.
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Dr. Ross said that for the 283 articles analyzed, his team was able to identify 80 people's names within 103 articles.
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Facebook introduced its Instant Articles format last summer, with a similar objective of accelerating the delivery of articles on mobile devices.
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The articles — I didn't know if was going to be articles, no offense, sorry about the cease and desist, Ronan. Twice.
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The first articles about Harvey Weinstein dropped in October 22017, and they were followed rapidly by more articles about more men.
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Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyHouse poised to hand impeachment articles to Senate Pelosi set to send impeachment articles to the Senate next week McConnell backs measure to change Senate rules, dismiss impeachment without articles MORE (R-Mo.) that would change Senate rules and allow GOP senators to dismiss articles of impeachment before the House sends them over.
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With the adoption of the latest four articles overnight, the assembly has now approved 11 articles in the second round of voting.
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Link sharing What's somewhat annoying about the new post format is all news articles shared now kind of look like Instant Articles.
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Last year, for example, Facebook debuted Instant Articles, a product that allowed publishers to post articles directly to the social media site.
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Republicans introduced several amendments seeking to scrub Democrats' impeachment articles, but the Democratic-controlled committee voted to approve the articles Friday morning.
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Speaker says no 'mystery' on articles of impeachment On Sunday, Pelosi said there's no "mystery" surrounding her intention with the impeachment articles.
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Chinese state media has a long history of placing paid articles and pullouts in foreign media, full of positive articles about China.
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We compared the articles parsed from XML to a sample of articles currently served on the website and found that in 2004 alone there were more than 60,000 articles on our website that were not included in the XML archive.
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But rather than doing an even division between articles, Medium will weight payments toward whichever articles a subscriber gives the most claps to.
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Launched in 0003, Instant Articles offer a way for publishers to have their articles load quickly and natively within the Facebook mobile app.
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A source familiar with the Instant Articles feature said the onus is on publishers to make tweaks to articles, not the social company.
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Publications: China has overtaken the U.S. in terms of number of academic articles published, but U.S. scientists publish highly-cited articles more often.
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"Truthy" articles are far more dangerous than obviously ridiculous articles, like those claiming Bill Cosby was selected as Trump's secretary of women's issues.
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In fact, Besbris said that on LinkedIn, AMP articles see a 10 percent increase in time spent reading compared to non-AMP articles.
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Two Democrats have already filed articles of impeachment against Trump, and another announced earlier this month that he will file articles before Thanksgiving.
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Such "pay-to-play" articles have been singled out by observers as contributing to an overall decline in the quality of scientific articles.
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Here, students find Opinion articles on topics they are passionate about, and then create artwork that visually represents the premise of those articles.
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Good rule of thumb on the articles: There's a general expectation the articles will be transmitted this week among those in both chambers.
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The same for errors in spelling, grammar, NYT style; general tone and possible bias of articles and headlines; readability and organization of articles.
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Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyHouse poised to hand impeachment articles to Senate Pelosi set to send impeachment articles to the Senate next week McConnell backs measure to change Senate rules, dismiss impeachment without articles MORE (R-Mo.) that would allow the Senate to change the rules and move to dismiss the articles of impeachment if the House continued to withhold them.
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Scroll also has echoes of Blendle, a startup that lets readers buy individual articles from a wide range of publishers, as well as projects like Facebook's Instant Articles and Google's AMP, which offer streamlined, fast-loading articles created with mobile users in mind.
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The initial response to Instant Articles has been positive, Roberts says, with users more likely to click and share articles that use the format.
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Google and Facebook have also tried to speed up load times of articles with features like Google AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) and Instant Articles.
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In addition to articles about himself, Trump took a particular interest in articles about his opponent Hillary Clinton's health, according to two Post sources.
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Maye MuskAugust 14, 2016 Of course, Musk often retweets articles about Tesla Motors or SpaceX, which means he's probably retweeted articles written by women.
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So, it can identify the total audience reached by articles mentioning the company, or highlight which articles had the most impact on brand awareness.
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Facebook is adding Instant Articles — which are articles hosted on Facebook and therefore very quick to load — inside of its standalone messaging app, Messenger.
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They're talking about two and a half articles in Walla, out of an ocean — not a sea — an ocean of hostile articles against me.
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She could see how many articles the student had read on Newsela, a site that provides Associated Press articles edited for different reading levels.
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Articles of impeachment against Bill Clinton In the case of President Bill Clinton, the House Judiciary Committee prepared four articles of impeachment in 1998.
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I've written several articles about everyday gun deaths, and I can tell you that they get considerably less attention than articles about mass shootings.
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"As we continue to refine and improve Instant Articles — and in order to have the greatest impact on people and publishers — we're focusing our investment in Instant Articles in the Facebook core app and are no longer offering Instant Articles in Messenger," a spokesperson said.
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For instance, when UCSD political science professor Barbara Walter and two graduate students reviewed more than two decades of international relations articles published in peer-reviewed journals, they found that articles by women were consistently less likely to be cited than articles by men.
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Replacing Disputed Flags With Related Articles – News articles that are labeled false by third-party fact checkers will no longer show red flags that can actually entrench people's misguided beliefs, and instead show Related Articles from other sources to give users more accurate alternate perspectives.
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While AI Writer's articles might not be perfect, they are comparable to what is being generated by humans in these content factories meaning clients buying the articles wouldn't have a reason to suspect that the articles they are buying were generated by a machine.
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WeChat launched its long-awaited paywall for articles published on its platform WeChat launched its long-awaited paywall for articles published on its platform Let's rewind to 2017 when WeChat, in a much-anticipated move, added a "tipping" feature to articles published on Official Account.
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Banks can avoid videos and articles that mention foreclosure, for example, and carmakers can choose not to bid on ad space near articles about crashes.
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The company launched a feature called "Instant Articles" last year - which allows publishers to host their articles on Facebook so they load quicker in-app.
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Facebook's Instant Articles and Google's AMP load faster than traditional mobile webpages, so fewer people abandon them before reading the articles and seeing the ads.
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In short: articles about Democratic candidates written by conservative partisans are getting much more engagement on social platforms than articles written by the mainstream media.
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Articles with clickbait headlines are annoying, but they ultimately do far less harm than articles with straightforward headlines but inaccurate information in the story itself.
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Facebook addressed this problem with its Instant Articles feature that pre-loads articles on special pages inside Facebook's app so they display immediately when clicked.
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If you're trying to suggest news articles and 10 suggested liberal-leaning articles show up, the algorithm may create a model that makes everything liberal.
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Articles saying that Hilary Clinton sold weapons to ISIS (which she did not) became more popular than articles covering the last days of the campaign.
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I could find no mention of this foundation online outside of Sendler's personal website, articles he has published, and articles that feature or quote him.
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But the paper edition remains important, she said; the less-frequent publications will focus more on in-depth articles, investigations and long magazine-style articles.
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While our new design upgraded reader experience for new articles, engineering and resource challenges prevented us from migrating previously published articles into this new design.
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Creating the Definitive List of Articles To successfully migrate our archive, we needed to create a "definitive" list of all articles appearing on the website.
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Magzter will also allow you to browse articles based on topic, to perform a full-text search and to share individual articles on social media.
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From that point on, Walla killed embarrassing news articles and splashed flattering photographs of his wife across articles about her that held little news value.
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However, it might be best not to use it for discovering news articles — The Verge found that some of the articles were irrelevant or outdated.
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She used to be putting Daily Mail articles in my hand about how bad cannabis is, now she's reading articles about how it's helping people!
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Below, we've highlighted some key articles from The Times and other publications, as well as some reader comments from the lively conversations on our articles.
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We have different articles in the police force ordinance and articles in the public order ordinance which we can still invoke to control the situation.
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Pelosi said she'll hold a vote on transmitting the articles to the Senate Tuesday, and a trial could start soon after those articles are received.
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At this moment, it is still unknown whether or not the House will vote on articles of impeachment and how many articles there will be.
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Most concerning, while 234 articles reported on initial studies that were later shown to be questionable, only four articles followed up and covered the refutations.
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The full House considers the articles of impeachment and, if they are adopted, appoints managers from the committee to present the articles in the Senate.
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Articles were drawn from an existing New York Times linguistic dataset consisting of original articles combined with metadata and short informative summaries written by researchers.
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Given that Instant Articles were designed to carry less advertising than mobile web articles, broad reach was essential to ensure publishers would profit from the format.
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The written version of his speech is 16 pages and features 130 footnotes citing not only Trump's tweets, but also news articles and law review articles.
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In December during the House vote to impeach the president, no Republicans voted for the articles of impeachment and only two Democrats voted against the articles.
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The most shared articles about vitamin K on Facebook are anti-vax, and the CrowdTangle analytics platform shows those articles are reaching an audience of millions.
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In July, news broke that Facebook Instant Articles would soon allow paywalled content, and in August, Facebook confirmed it would be adding subscriptions for Instant Articles.
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Facebook itself made algorithm decisions that deprioritized Instant Articles, and the introduction of features like a video tab on its app further tamped Instant Articles' reach.
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Facebook is rolling out a new tool for publishers using Instant Articles to measure how their articles perform on their platform compared to the mobile web.
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Facebook's fast-loading Instant Articles have been slowly rolling out, but on April 12th every publisher will be able to create articles using the special format.
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Instead of seeing articles about efforts to return your agency to its core mission, I'm reading articles about your interactions with the industries that you regulate.
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Same goes for other groups: Boost articles about race by IBPOC writers (Indigenous, Black, and People of Colour); and articles about disability by writers with disabilities.
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Facebook also adds fact-checkers' articles to a story's "Related Articles" and notifies users if they try to share or have previously shared a false story.
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For example, in 2004, we initially had 60K missing articles, but this step successfully matched over 42K articles, reducing the number of potential duplicates by 70%.
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It suspended publishing articles after the letter appeared, but it again began posting news on Friday, although only articles written by the main state news organizations.
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Although I loved the spirit of Piratepad, its barebones format made editing articles difficult because it was harder to leave comments and make suggestions on articles.
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Even when it came to reporting on Trump, the study concluded the difference between Times articles and Reuters articles was not significant enough to indicate bias.
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If publishers did not participate, Google did not fully index their articles, which made it less likely that the articles would appear prominently in search results.
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Be smart: A source tells Axios that Facebook won't actually be licensing articles, but rather will be paying for links to articles and snippets of news.
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In the past week, coronavirus articles represented just 1 percent of articles published but about 13 percent of all article views, according to data from Parse.
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Double-checking facts is always a good idea; but the idea of sending, pre-publication, sections of articles to the subjects of the articles is verboten.
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The poll showed 58 percent of respondents believe Pelosi should send the articles, while 42 percent said Pelosi should hold up the articles in the House.
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"I have written hundreds of articles over my career, and some of those articles dared to question or debunk liberal groupthink on many issues," Patterson said.
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Because Wikipedia does not allow VPN users to edit articles, Turks are unable to correct or update information posted on the site or write new articles.
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You can also share — with comments — articles with other Pocket users, and the service learns what you like and recommends more articles you might find interesting.
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"As we continue to refine and improve Instant Articles — and in order to have the greatest impact on people and publishers — we're focusing our investment in Instant Articles in the Facebook core app and are no longer offering Instant Articles in Messenger," a Facebook spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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That is, it presents users with a new "Explore" feed that showcases a combination of the top read articles, the featured article and featured picture of the day, random articles, and nearby articles, in addition to those recommended based on how you've been using the app previously.
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Tagger News website with custom tagging applied to articles Tagger News website with custom tagging applied to articles They came up with the idea because Daniel Robinson has always thought that although Hacker News offered a great way to share articles, it was difficult to discover content.
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Clicking on an image will bring users to a product catalogue hosted on Facebook, similar to how the company hosts web articles with its Instant Articles product.
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To register for the Instant Articles feature, publishers must submit 10 articles for manual review by Facebook, and the content must adhere to the platform's community standards.
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One reason for that, they found, was that men tended to cite articles by other men, while women were more likely to cite articles by other women.
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Today, Wikipedia is home to 2200 million articles in 2000 languages and all of these articles are written and edited by an autonomous group of international volunteers.
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These findings are concerning even when the Trump claims are refuted in the body of articles because readers often read tweets (and headlines) rather than full articles.
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This info is used to determine which articles are most popular, how users are getting to those articles and how often they may return to the site.
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"Mass-shootings already have their own articles, all relevant info is, or should be, in that page and not needlessly duplicated on other articles," one editor wrote.
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For publishers who want to delve even deeper into working with Instant Articles, ShareThis today announced that it now offers A/B testing for Instant Articles headlines.
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"President Trump categorically and unequivocally denies each and every allegation in both articles of impeachment," a six-page letter issued in response to the impeachment articles said.
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The articles were received by the Senate, and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said that the House managers would formally present the articles at noon ET Thursday.
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Amendments to the articles: After several hours of debate about altering the articles, each of the five amendments introduced by Republicans was voted down by the committee.
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"Fees are as follows: positive articles about your candidacy are $200; negative articles about your opponents are $400; and an editorial endorsement is $300," the email read.
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Jansen said he identified 490 articles from 361 sites in 33 countries that referenced the tweet, not including articles about the litigation and only ones in English.
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You can also access all the articles we link to in our Activities for Students, such as our writing prompts and Articles of the Day, for free.
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Collin PetersonCollin Clark PetersonHouse delivers impeachment articles to Senate Overnight Defense: Foreign policy takes center stage at Democratic debate | House delivers impeachment articles to Senate | Dems vow to force new vote on Trump's border wall House votes to send impeachment articles to Senate MORE (D-Minn.) (The Hill).
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The committee hoped to arrive at a concrete definition of impeachable offenses in order to provide a basis for the writing of articles of impeachment; those articles are traditionally authored by the Judiciary Committee, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi charged impeachment inquiry leaders with crafting those articles last week.
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Some articles are a three-minute read, others a five-minute one — just in case you want to organize your lunch hour with as many articles as possible.
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Both articles make unprecedented demands on anyone operating a popular website to monitor copyrighted material and to pay fees to news organizations when linking out to their articles.
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Simo told me the company is building a tool that will show publishers how their articles would have performed if posted as traditional links rather than Instant Articles.
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Nothing in the Constitution would bar the House from re-voting the same impeachment articles on which the president has been acquitted, in addition to any new articles.
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If third-party fact-checkers like Boom write articles debunking false stories, Facebook also shows them as Related Articles immediately below the false stories in the News Feed.
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If extreme right and left publishers' articles get paired with centrist Related Articles, it could dissuade people from blindly swallowing the rants and raves that tear society apart.
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You could already download articles through third-party apps or by saving a page offline, but those methods often require users to manually pick which articles to save.
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Facebook says if fact-checkers write articles explaining why a news item is false, it'll be shown in the Related Articles below that story in the News Feed.
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Facebook also started the roll-out of a new tool that allows publishers using Instant Articles to measure how those articles perform compared with their own mobile websites.
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There's also been the issue of publishers putting fake Instant Articles "Lightning Bolt" icons on the preview images of links to non-Instant Articles on the standard web.
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Readers on smartphones spent about twice as much time with longer articles as they did with shorter articles, according to a new study from the Pew Research Center.
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Not because she's personally opposed to it, but because articles on ethical and sustainable fashion almost always get fewer clicks than fun fashion articles that ignore those issues.
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It seems inconceivable that any House committee would draft articles of impeachment over Comey's accounts, let alone get those articles passed by a committee or the full House.
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Option 1: Call and Response: Find a comment posted in response to any of the New York Times articles we read or to articles from our local papers.
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Articles showing pictures of Mr. Bianco, with his husband and his late mother, appeared in articles in Church Militant and another website read by conservatives called Lifesite News.
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"Instead of seeing articles about efforts to return your agency to its core mission, I'm reading articles about your interactions with the industries that you regulate," she said.
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The company has paid for articles on websites like Well & Good and PureWow, and then taken positive quotes from those articles in its ads on Facebook and Instagram.
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Because the professors may recommend articles without reading other submissions, they will not usually know how the recommended article compares with the other articles submitted to the journal.
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The House impeached the president on two articles including abuse of power and obstruction of Congress last month, but Pelosi has not sent the articles to the Senate.
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Some Democrats hope that their colleagues do not expand the articles further, or include episodes of alleged obstruction of justice found in the Mueller report in the articles.
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But at New York Today, we weren't interested in just the most-read articles, but also the articles that you, our readers, shared or commented on the most.
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Facebook has allowed health articles to be fact-checked, according to Vox, which places untrue articles lower in people's feeds — but it doesn't address private anti-vaxxer groups.
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Facebook has tried other ways to get publishers more money, like hosting news articles on the site and sharing revenue with publishers from ads run alongside those articles.
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It has three tiers: Socialite ($227 a month), which lets users rent two articles of clothing and one accessory at a time; Trendsetter ($210 a month), which lets them rent three articles of clothing and two accessories; and Wanderlust ($2000 a month), which is four articles of clothing and three accessories.
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Facebook has failed to keep the two of the most reputable newspapers on board with Instant Articles, the publishing platform where articles are uploaded directly to the social network.
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All of the first week's articles can be found here I have been struck by the use of language in the various articles advocating a change in the law.
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They produce about 30% of the world's output of articles on science and engineering, according to a survey conducted in 2001, and 44% of the most frequently cited articles.
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The newspaper, which also charges for access to its articles online, wanted a registration process to get hold of reader data in exchange for free articles, said the source.
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Google worked closely with The Times to track how many articles visitors were viewing and to prompt them to subscribe when they hit their monthly limit of free articles.
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What they found: About half of the increased traffic (11%) went to general articles on publisher sites, and the other half (9%) went to articles about the YouTube outage.
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Starting today, readers without a New York Times subscription will only be able to read up to five free articles per month — half of the previously allotted 10 articles.
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The Times did cooperate with Facebook on some of its initiatives, such as Instant Articles, which reformatted articles to make them more attractive on Facebook, particularly its mobile site.
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The worse the network connection, the more important Instant Articles are And then the last is, what new types of interactivity or richness could we add to Instant Articles?
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It would give consumers access to at least 10 free articles on Facebook, on top of the 10 free articles they get from most publishers off of the platform.
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Along with the onslaught of articles condemning Mr. Weinstein are articles blaming victims for their reactions, expressing shock at the fact that some of the women accepted money settlements.
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House Democrats say the documents show how Parnas sent articles to Bakanov containing smears and "false allegations" against Biden, and that Bakanov said he shared the articles with Zelensky.
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Adding to the articles of impeachment: Withholding the articles of impeachment opens indefinite possibilities for the House to add to them at any time prior to the November elections.
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"We can't hold a trial without the articles," he said, adding, "so for now we're content to continue the ordinary business of the Senate" until the articles are sent.
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The tool would be added to Facebook's Instant Articles product, which allows publishers to post news articles that can be read within Facebook rather than on the publisher's website.
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" - Dennis, 34 "Constantly promoted her shitty articles. Nope.
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" NYT opinion staffer drafts articles of impeachment Earlier this week the NYT's Opinion section published a graphic-filled piece titled "The Articles of Impeachment Against Donald J. Trump: A Draft.
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As news articles push toward more multimedia and high-bandwidth media, support for 360 photos and videos in fast-loading Instant Articles may make the format more attractive to publishers.
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The new design also serves to highlight articles that use Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages format, a competitor to Facebook's Instant Articles format that makes stories load faster on mobile devices.
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In 2004 the most common word pairings in articles included "college students" and "waste time," as articles focused on Facebook's founding at Harvard and its massive rise across college campuses.
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The big picture: Articles upon articles have chronicled the housing crunch in superstar tech hubs — skyrocketing home prices that push out almost all but the beneficiaries of a rich IPO.
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Similarly to the News app's treatment of news articles, News+ will make recommendations of individual magazine articles and issues to the user based on personalized interests and curated featured content.
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The result could be that the legislation carries on exactly as before (with Articles 113 and 13 intact); the articles might be removed; or any number of other changes introduced.
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About 85% of the respondents said that they had noticed advertisements or articles encouraging binge-watching, while 74% of the respondents reported that they have read articles on binge-watching.
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Still, the features could be game-changers for newsrooms faced with the daunting task of classifying and taxonomizing hundreds of articles per day and thousands of articles in their archives.
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A user who is already a subscriber to a publication in the test can authenticate that subscription within Instant Articles in order to get full access to that publisher's articles.
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Albeit, even at 50 seconds a pop (for the shortest, simplest articles) the robot writer is still not going to be able to turn out 2,000+ articles in 24 hours.
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One study estimated that 73 percent of English-language scholarly articles—out of 114 million such articles that have been published online—are only viewable with a fee or subscription.
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When people see fake news articles — which often have eye-catching or alarming headlines — how are they to judge the validity of these articles without knowing what to look for?
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Those rules also dictate that after the House approves articles of impeachment, the Senate will "immediately inform" the House that it is ready to receive managers to exhibit those articles.
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Instead, the symbolic march of the articles still took place, though the Senate won't officially receive the articles until Thursday, when House members return to the chamber to present them.
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"I expect articles will be introduced next week," one of the Democratic sources said, adding that the Judiciary Committee could also begin marking up those articles next week as well.
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Both articles are based on the Ukraine scandal, meaning the party decided not to introduce any articles of impeachment solely based on the Mueller report, as some had pushed for.
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Beyond appeasing members who want to see their concerns about Trump reflected in specific articles, it could also allow members to vote against some articles and in favor of others.
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Students are required to read and respond to at least three articles that address their chosen topic, but many choose to add additional articles as their understanding and engagement grows.
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That tool will allow publishers to use two kinds of paywalls around "Instant Articles" that Facebook hosts on its mobile apps — a "metered" version, which turns on after Facebook users have read 10 of the publisher's articles in a month, and a "freemium" version, where publishers can put paywalls around individual articles.
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One woman is good-humored about the craft brewing related articles her dad sends after snapping a photo from his iPhone, but she can't really read the articles in this format.
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In 22016, Facebook published 21 articles on the free-to-access academic journal arXiv, with that number expected to grow to about 200 articles in 2017, according to a company spokesperson.
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Facebook has announced that news sites which rely on paid subscriptions, limiting readers to a certain number of articles per week, will now be able to do so through Instant Articles.
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" He added, "From 1970 to 1989, twenty-five articles adhering to the collective right view were published (nothing unusual there), but so were twenty-seven articles endorsing the individual right model.
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News organizations keep 100% of the revenue from ads they sell for these articles, and they keep 70% of revenue from ads that appear alongside their articles that they don't sell.
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Tools that expand Instant Articles or help paid news outlets offer free trials through Facebook only expand the practice of Instant Articles and grow the media's dependency on Facebook for views.
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" He added, "From 20093 to 22009, twenty-five articles adhering to the collective right view were published (nothing unusual there), but so were twenty-seven articles endorsing the individual right model.
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The emails generally fit into four categories: 85033 on advice for Moran's speeches and articles, 110 on Navy strategy, 171 on news articles about the Navy and 17 on general correspondence.
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Among its tools are a series of YouTube videos and articles detailing best practices for resumes (linked below, along with two articles by Google's former senior vice president of personnel operations).
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Gwanda had written several articles about mysterious deaths and disappearances in Rufiji for local newspapers, but his wife has said she is unsure whether his disappearance was linked to his articles.
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Writing Activity: Have students choose their own sentences from independent reading books, songs, television shows, movies, articles or anywhere else, then write a brief commentary, modeled after the New Sentences articles.
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Following a House vote and ceremonial signing of the articles Wednesday afternoon, the members will hand-deliver the articles to the Senate after a procession through the Capitol early Wednesday evening.
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"There are some articles that can easily put people into the jail and a lot of multi-interpretations on those articles," Asfinawati said, adding that they would conduct a judicial review.
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Stone, who famously has Nixon's face tattooed on his back, is the agent provocateur who is the through line from the Nixon impeachment articles to the articles about Trump's possible impeachment.
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" He added, "From 275 to 22000, twenty-five articles adhering to the collective right view were published (nothing unusual there), but so were twenty-seven articles endorsing the individual right model.
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There's no bribery — that's not one of the articles.
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" "I am ready to vote on the underlying articles.
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Before Elsevier and ACS sued Researchgate, they tried for two years to convince the site to adopt their "Voluntary Principles on Article Sharing," which would allow scientists to share articles — though only between others in their research groups, and provided that articles' metadata wasn't changed, preventing publishers from collecting accurate data on articles' sharing statistics.
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A few times a day, I post articles as a point of discussion, and then the group, which now numbers over 21000,22017, discusses those articles — and the topics therein — in the comments.
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The company also monitored engagement across its network on Facebook, tracking average clicks per story for articles about each associate, as well as the aggregate Facebook reach of articles they're mentioned in.
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Open access articles, the platform has happened to note, are a rapidly increasing proportion of all articles: more than doubling, from something over 10% to just under 30% in the last decade.
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It also last month rolled out an SDK extension that would allow publishers to create articles for Google AMP and Apple News at the same time as they create Facebook Instant Articles.
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But Facebook has not shared enough information about the Instant Articles viewership for her to have determined if it was worth giving up the extra ads that are forbidden with Instant Articles.
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Her first column was dedicated to urging reporters to read the comments on their articles, when most reporters had learned years before that most commenters never read the articles they complained about.
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The tool, with article views calculation methodology verified by Nielsen, will only be available to publishers who have published enough Instant Articles and mobile web versions of articles to measure the difference.
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In a blog post, Facebook touts the success of Instant articles in engaging users, which means that they likely hope the measurement tool will reaffirm to publishers the power of Instant Articles.
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The Instant Video feature is reminiscent of Instant Articles, Facebook's hosted content format that loads much faster than mobile websites so users don't drop off waiting for a publisher's articles to appear.
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Or in my case, you stay late at the office, ordering greasy takeout and checking facts in magazine articles, so that you might some day be able to write such articles yourself.
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As Vox's Tim Lee reported, researchers at Facebook found liberal-leaning Facebook users are more likely to see liberal articles in their newsfeeds, while those with conservative affiliations see more conservative articles.
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Facebook said there were tens of thousands of apps and sites in its audience network and that more than 10,000 publishers displayed articles within its platform through a tool called Instant Articles.
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" Articles of impeachment have separately been referred to the Judiciary Committee, but Nadler said on Thursday that the panel could draw up its own impeachment articles that "more closely fit the evidence.
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The response -- which calls the articles "constitutionally invalid" and says they are an attack on Americans -- argued both substantively, against the charges in the articles, and procedurally, against the House's impeachment inquiry.
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That response -- which called the articles "constitutionally invalid" and claimed they are an attack on Americans -- argued both substantively against the charges in the articles and procedurally against the House's impeachment inquiry.
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Articles about the risk of an inverted yield curve are popping up all over the place now and the overwhelming majority of those articles paint a pretty dire picture for the economy.
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Last week, Pelosi finally announced that she would transmit the articles, after McConnell modified his position by saying that the Senate would decide whether to call witnesses after it received the articles.
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The panel conducted no additional substantive investigations before recommending four articles of impeachment to the full House, which adopted the articles on perjury before a federal grand jury and obstruction of justice.
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Impasse over impeachment articles continues Amid the Senate's impasse, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has yet to formally send the two impeachment articles to the Senate after the House passed them last month.
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"They couldn't find very much because they put up two articles that, frankly, are very weak," Trump said of the impeachment articles accusing him of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
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As House Democrats grapple now with how to draft articles of impeachment, Pelosi said during the town hall that Democrats are working "collectively" on determining what will be included in the articles.
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If the Judiciary Committee follows modern practice, it won't take very long to write these articles of impeachment — because the impeachment articles for Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton were all quite brief.
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How broadly the House drafts its articles, what the articles are and how many there are, will all likely influence how long a trial lasts and what witnesses need to be called.
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The House Judiciary Committee ultimately rejected those articles and adopted the only two articles I felt could be legitimately advanced to a vote, which are abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
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This is a particularly tricky issue because it's not easy to draw a line between articles that are totally fake and articles that are just highly misleading or based on shoddy reporting.
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Y.), Val DemingsValdez (Val) Venita DemingsHouse delivers impeachment articles to Senate Overnight Defense: Foreign policy takes center stage at Democratic debate | House delivers impeachment articles to Senate | Dems vow to force new vote on Trump's border wall Pelosi: Trump's impeachment 'cannot be erased' MORE (D-Fla.), Zoe LofgrenZoe Ellen LofgrenHouse delivers impeachment articles to Senate Overnight Defense: Foreign policy takes center stage at Democratic debate | House delivers impeachment articles to Senate | Dems vow to force new vote on Trump's border wall Pelosi: Trump's impeachment 'cannot be erased' MORE (D-Calif.), Sylvia GarciaSylvia GarciaHouse delivers impeachment articles to Senate Overnight Defense: Foreign policy takes center stage at Democratic debate | House delivers impeachment articles to Senate | Dems vow to force new vote on Trump's border wall Pelosi: Trump's impeachment 'cannot be erased' MORE (D-Texas) and Jason CrowJason CrowHouse delivers impeachment articles to Senate Overnight Defense: Foreign policy takes center stage at Democratic debate | House delivers impeachment articles to Senate | Dems vow to force new vote on Trump's border wall Pelosi: Trump's impeachment 'cannot be erased' MORE (D-Colo.) were also named.
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Everything all of the timeOne of the main reasons RSS is so beloved of news gatherers is that it catches everything a site publishes—not just the articles that have proved popular with other users, not just the articles from today, not just the articles that happened to be tweeted out while you were actually staring at Twitter. Everything.
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Still, some publishers have tried to forge ways of working with these portal behemoths, for example, by incorporating Google's AMP project and Facebook's Instant Articles to make the experience of viewing articles faster (even if, such as in the case of Instant Articles, those publishers are again giving up some of their traffic in the name of better UX).
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Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyHouse poised to hand impeachment articles to Senate Pelosi set to send impeachment articles to the Senate next week McConnell backs measure to change Senate rules, dismiss impeachment without articles MORE (R-Mo.) announced on Thursday that McConnell has signed on as a co-sponsor to the resolution, which he introduced earlier this week.
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"We're not making this update to prioritize Instant Articles," Marra said, explaining that load time on Instant Articles will be valued in "exactly the same way" as load time for third-party links.
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Google Chrome on Android is getting a new feature that will automatically download relevant news articles when connected to Wi-Fi, which should help cache articles for offline reading, the company announced yesterday.
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A previous study surveying the headlines of articles in the New York Times found readers most frequently shared articles based on two factors: how positive it was, and how emotionally arousing it was.
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And the sale was followed by reports of editors suddenly altering articles about Mr. Adelson's business dealings to put them in a more flattering light, or holding from publication articles about him altogether.
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Concentrated latex is shipped to manufacturers of articles such as gloves and condoms made by dipping formers into latex emulsions, whereas the solidified rubber is molded into articles like tires, bushings and gaskets.
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News outlets have squirmed over allowing Facebook to control their articles in this format and Facebook has recently admitted several mistakes in Instant Articles metrics, impacting publications' ability to measure their web traffic.
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Around the same time, the academic publisher Springer Nature agreed to block access to hundreds of articles on its Chinese site, cutting off access to articles on Tibet, Taiwan and China's political elite.
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Between the lines: While many of the stories about other candidates that have generated the most interactions are straightforward news articles, more of Warren's biggest articles have been commentary with positive overtones: 1.
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Around the same time, the arrest warrant said, Mr. Fustolo contacted someone who specialized in ranking negative articles high in searches, asking for assurances that the campaign would keep the negative articles visible.
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However, the full House never voted on the articles of impeachment against Nixon, as he resigned beforehand, and abuse of power was not among the articles approved by the full House for Clinton.
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If the articles pass the committee on Friday, the full House is expected to hold a floor vote on the impeachment articles, mostly likely on Wednesday, before lawmakers leave for their holiday break.
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Mr. McConnell keeps saying he doesn't care if the articles never arrive, but Ms. Pelosi is betting that Mr. Trump isn't willing to have these articles hanging without having his day in court.
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And a study conducted by Robert Epstein of the American Institute for Behavioral Research found that Google searches on the 2016 presidential election routinely ranked pro-Clinton articles ahead of pro-Trump articles.
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The Judiciary Committee will then debate and vote on articles of impeachment after committee hearings, paving the way for a vote by the full House of Representatives if the committee approves the articles.
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The House Rules Committee is formally considering the two articles of impeachment against Trump before Wednesday, when the articles will likely go to the full floor of the House for a final vote.
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The tool uses machine learning to identify people's interests on tech platforms, like what articles they like on Facebook or accounts they follow on Twitter, and then targets certain articles to those people.
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The articles were introduced by House Freedom Caucus leaders Reps.
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GAETZ: I think we need to file articles of impeachment.
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Introducing WIRED articles in an entirely new format: AMP Stories.
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But Facebook is trying to make Instant Articles more appealing.
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He has written many books and articles documenting the horror.
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Articles cost between $0.09 and $0.49 depending on the source.
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Not to get any articles written or do anything false.
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She said the articles cost her roles in Hollywood films.
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Then there's the magazine, with awesome articles and big writers.
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Read the full Bloomberg and Journal articles here and here.
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Instant Articles, in particular, struck them as a Trojan horse.
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Nor does it include bylines on any of its articles.
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The team that built Instant Articles has moved on, too.
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Follow The Oracles on Facebook for more articles like this.
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It links out to articles about recent European terror attacks.
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The articles they post are not exclusively on Canadian issues.
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Interestingly, Brutalist's articles had very little engagement outside of Reddit.
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To start, check out these articles, books, podcasts, and films.
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This is the second week of articles on assisted dying.
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News articles about the investigation remain in his search results.
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Check for new articles by Rebecca Traister and Brittany Packnett.
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But then, she read comments on articles about the film.
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"Take back control" appeared in 16.5% of articles about Brexit.
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RebelMouse recently added support for publishing Facebook Instant Articles, too.
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So I wrote four articles without using the word gay.
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Oh, we're seeing some revenue lift from Facebook Instant Articles.
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Committees, lectures, fellowships, awards, articles, societies, appointments, panels, and boards.
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Lots of articles in the [Financial Times] might fix it.
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On Reddit, I'm active, but I just comment on articles.
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All of the first week's articles can be found here.
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The Senate acquitted Trump on both articles on Feb. 5.
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We used this interface to collect articles for our analysis.
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There is some evidence that such articles are gaining traction.
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I look up weather forecasts and read some journal articles.
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This will include blogs, news articles, and other web pages.
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A look back at a critic's reviews, views, and articles.
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Last week, Facebook began testing subscription support for instant articles.
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I'm open to future articles on this point of view.
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Russian propagandists regularly and gleefully recite articles about "Russia's menace".
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And different readers will gravitate towards different sections and articles.
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But few of these articles are backed by solid science.
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"I keep seeing these articles about 'coddling,'" he told me.
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In 2010, Richwine wrote two articles for the website AltRight.
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Techdirt has previously written articles critical of Thiel and Ayyadurai.
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Google "Ted Cruz unlikeable" and legions of articles pop up.
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Open Future consisted of online articles, debates, podcasts and films.
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In addition, RED bolt articles will be prioritized in Flipboard.
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Anyway, look -- KENNEDY: Like you read "National Geographic," the articles.
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This was the year of articles about photo modes too.
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Articles written this quickly aren't very likely to be good.
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Have students read from the articles and the accompanying comments.
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If the engagement is engaging, they'll increasingly surface your articles.
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Copying articles to share with others is a breach ofFT.
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He also pointed to three articles he authored exposing pedofiles.
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Their posts include quotes, articles, and simple messages of support.
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Most recently, she also penned numerous articles propping up Sen.
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Some examples of the articles you can read on DRIVETRIBE.
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"Misleading press articles today on Brexit & financial services," Barnier tweeted.
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Vox is a media company infamous for its explainer articles.
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Find answers with articles tailored to your products and questions.
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His articles have appeared in Waypoint, Vice, Playboy and Slate.
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They're still tweeting and sharing articles on their official accounts.
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Had you read any of the articles online about it?
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I couldn't handle the lack of articles in my feed.
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Sure enough, most of those articles had soon been annotated.
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Cook said that users read 5 billion articles per month.
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Zalando has relationships with 1,500 brands that supply 150,000 articles.
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Check out some articles about it here, here, and here.
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For instance, some of the repurposed Post articles are shortened.
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There are plenty of scholarly articles on the 25th Amendment.
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That also included the news articles you read or published.
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" But afterward, "the articles were about health and human rights.
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He read books by Noam Chomsky and articles on antiwar.
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It was, like a lot of Slate articles, intentionally provocative.
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He became determined to write articles that made a difference.
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Articles in this series will examine Americans' changing eating habits.
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This time, the Grey Lady alone has run six articles.
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He still has to introduce his new articles of impeachment.
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All I've been trying to do is write interesting articles.
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When washing small articles, cut detergent sheets into smaller pieces.
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Full articles will be visible without leaving the Stocks app.
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The problem: There are only seven articles of the Constitution.
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All other posts and articles will be shared by POW!
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Prior articles by Ely on cryptocurrencies can be found here.
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He has written 13 books and more than 400 articles.
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They've written the articles, filed the lawsuits and raised awareness.
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If you read the newspaper articles, it's 'may have,' 'alleged.
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The remaining 30% of articles would be scraped using BeautifulSoup.
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How about all the reader comments attached to political articles?
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You'll see her articles and recipes on Cooking very soon.
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He's written 5 articles on LinkedIn as of June 2019.
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Either way, Europe is having its Articles of Confederation moment.
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He thinks the Constitution has 12 Articles rather than seven.
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Hundreds of articles have been published based on those documents.
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These types of flourishes are present in other Zimmerman articles.
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Moreover, they orchestrate the vetting, editing and archiving of articles.
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The vast majority of your articles focus on Donald Trump.
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First, it has a magazinelike design and contains longer articles.
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There are still articles on the New Hampshire newspaper's website.
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Only a very small number of people comment on articles.
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Sputnik's online articles are republished hundreds of times a week.
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I learned that I needed quotes in my articles (duh).
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Nonetheless, many media articles on male birth control promise progress.
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Read more articles from our Mental Health Bar column here.
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But she's not down with all articles of comfort clothing.
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People like and share articles that align with their identities.
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The Trend Boy shares articles about himself with witty captions.
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Medium supports Google AMP and Facebook Instant Articles for example.
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But nobody's writing articles about the people that say, 'Bulls---!
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We've featured Times articles about pythons and lionfish as well.
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Articles of Impeachment would go to the House Judiciary Committee.
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Our favorite Travel articles are entertaining, unexpected, lavish, enlightening, meditative.
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Drawings of newspaper articles reveal pieces of the orphanage's history.
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We have plans for a few articles in the works.
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What other Times articles might you pair with "The Metamorphosis"?
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Newspaper articles detailed the killing effects of Soviet nuclear weapons.
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I've sent them many articles and videos, which they've ignored.
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Some articles claimed that she had a baby at 16.
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I hope that hundreds of other articles like this exist.
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Articles about feminism attracted very high levels of blocked comments.
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Liberal Facebook users see more liberal articles on their newsfeeds.
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Literally whole articles written about what is going on here.
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These people need to write some more articles about it.
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Many are unscripted, and some are based on Vice articles.
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The social graph, people you've contacted with, articles you've read.
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He also contributed articles to The Times and many periodicals.
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You wrote many articles to that effect over time. Yeah.
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I also noticed that I wasn't actually reading the articles.
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If I have time, I will immediately read the articles.
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The articles are usually meaty without being difficult to follow.
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Ha ha ha, those articles know nothing about the Emmys!
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The word abscond has appeared in nine articles on nytimes.
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Future articles will appear on the New Money front page.
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He edited the "Encyclopédie," for which he wrote 503,000 articles.
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You usually don't read news articles over and over again.
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There were rare books, monographs, invitations to exhibits and articles.
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So, no pseudonyms and no articles in The New Yorker.
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By contrast, Mr. Conlon's articles run to thousands of words.
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They encouraged the members to bring in articles of significance.
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I skimmed a few articles and caught the main points.
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The articles about Canadian food have already started rolling out.
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He was inspired by the articles and forums at LetsRun.
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Editors have determined which articles will run in the newspaper.
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Around half of those articles make the full text available.
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That is, people aren't just reading articles about what's happening.
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So have news articles scolding us for worrying about it.
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This is the first of two articles on prostate cancer.
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They tried the president on just three articles of impeachment.
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But these offenses are not cited in the impeachment articles.
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Other publishers can still sell ads again their own articles.
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Articles and other sources How tight is the labour market?
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Some of his articles have appeared on American Herald Tribune.
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The Senate responds that it's ready to receive the articles.
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One of the House managers reads the articles of impeachment.
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"The Romanian criminal code has 440 articles," Ms. Kovesi said.
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Go deeper: House Democrats' drama on delivering Trump's impeachment articles
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Go deeper: House Democrat plans to oppose articles of impeachment
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Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii voted "present" on both impeachment articles.
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The articles are expected to pass largely along party lines.
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They were not held pursuant to the Articles of Confederation.
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Go deeper: House Democrats unveil articles of impeachment against Trump
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The House is expected to approve the articles this week.
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Here are our newspaper articles and restaurant reviews on Twitter.
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Columnists wrote articles decrying the way the men were treated.
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ET and final votes are cast on the impeachment articles.
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Photos, videos and articles on Nelson Mandela's life and legacy.
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While I've read many news articles and heard many opinions.
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Senators expect Pelosi to send the articles later this week.
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Some Democrats have called on her to transmit the articles.
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How many Mean Girls gifs articles can one website hold?
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Here are the articles of impeachment prepared for Richard Nixon.
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Pelosi has not said when she will send the articles.
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She has written two books and more than 100 articles.
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Representative Justin Amash, Independent of Michigan, voted for both articles.
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The error was repeated in two other articles on Wednesday.
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Choose one or more of the following articles to read.
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Are rumors now the basis of articles in the NYT?
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We are in charge of trying the articles of impeachment.
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Can he start the trial before she sends the articles?
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A vote on the articles would happen sometime after that.
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To read the other articles in this series, click here.
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The articles were officially delivered to the Senate last week.
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Noon: The Senate receives the impeachment articles from the managers.
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The two Clinton impeachment articles never came close to succeeding.
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When his story went viral, articles and comments were censored.
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Thursday morning, members will actually propose changes to the articles.
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Republicans can make a fuss even without changing the articles.
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"The Daily": Today's episode is about the articles of impeachment.
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It's too early to say what those articles will be.
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The referendum would change 47 of the Constitution's 139 articles.
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I read a lot of essays and articles from journals.
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Such articles may stay in a highly visible position longer.
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Not a single one of those articles backs that up.
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Two books and two articles were added to the bibliography.
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Here and there are vitrines with old articles of gear.
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Ultimately, Pelosi backed the two articles that were unveiled Tuesday.
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Last year, he introduced articles of impeachment against the president.
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Common Cause, for example, recommended the House pass nine articles.
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He said the articles of impeachment were still being finalized.
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"We have identified two patterns of behavior in articles," Rep.
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Back then, the House passed articles of impeachment on Dec.
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The articles don't make a criminal accusation; this report does.
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Jeff Van Drew of New Jersey, voting against both articles.
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Justin Amash of Michigan, voted in favor of both articles.
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Nor are the proposed articles too vague and open ended.
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And we're going to talk about two articles of impeachment.
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He voted no on both articles, as did Minnesota Rep.
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Guests also get five articles of clothing ironed for free.
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His column recommended articles in the Polish or foreign press.
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My mother keeps sending me these annoying articles about resilience.
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Following are excerpts from Times articles from 1964 to 1968.
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Following are excerpts from New York Times articles in 223.
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The withholding of the articles is not only facially inappropriate.
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Independent Justin Amash, a former Republican, voted for both articles.
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WEDNESDAY • The full House expected to vote on impeachment articles.
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The full House will vote on the articles this week.
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Representative Justin Amash, Independent of Michigan, voted for both articles.
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The articles are motivational and not promotional in any form.
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Two articles in The Times this week highlight those risks.
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Here are some recent articles: How does the election work?
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Sometimes, reporters jump into the comments sections on their articles.
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Apple, she said, investigated the issues raised in the articles.
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Now is not the time to consider articles of impeachment.
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In February, the company began letting anyone publish Instant Articles.
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Does the world need me doing podcasts and writing articles?
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Maxine Waters, are already pushing hard for articles of impeachment.
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I also tried to improve the quality of the articles.
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One of the articles revised regards the accumulation of property.
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Pursuing articles of impeachment against Trump would be politically explosive.
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Many of them have signed on to articles of impeachment.
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In the experiment, participants read one of five news articles.
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Success metrics: (Previously reported success metrics Facebook hopes will be reflective in the new tool that Publishers will hve access to measure against their own content.) 20% more clicks: As people see more Instant Articles in News Feeds, they read 20% more Instant Articles 70% less likely to abandon: Once they click, less likely to abandon the article because they aren't waiting on a long load time 30% more shares: People share 30% more Instant Articles than mobile web articles on average
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Y.), Val DemingsValdez (Val) Venita DemingsHouse delivers impeachment articles to Senate Overnight Defense: Foreign policy takes center stage at Democratic debate | House delivers impeachment articles to Senate | Dems vow to force new vote on Trump's border wall Pelosi: Trump's impeachment 'cannot be erased' MORE (Fla.), Jason CrowJason CrowHouse delivers impeachment articles to Senate Overnight Defense: Foreign policy takes center stage at Democratic debate | House delivers impeachment articles to Senate | Dems vow to force new vote on Trump's border wall Pelosi: Trump's impeachment 'cannot be erased' MORE (Colo.) and Sylvia GarciaSylvia GarciaHouse delivers impeachment articles to Senate Overnight Defense: Foreign policy takes center stage at Democratic debate | House delivers impeachment articles to Senate | Dems vow to force new vote on Trump's border wall Pelosi: Trump's impeachment 'cannot be erased' MORE (Texas).
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"We deeply believe that the only way to have publishers use Instant Articles is if this works for them," Will Cathcart, who oversaw Instant Articles at the time, told me on its first anniversary.
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Under his notorious communications law, the media have faced stiff fines when they have published articles the president considers defamatory and—even more outrageously—when they have not published articles he thinks they should.
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Facebook says that, on average, here's how much more people click and read Instant Articles over mobile web in different parts of the world: That leaves out of whether these Instant Articles monetize better.
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According to Facebook, the goal of the showing related articles before users read posts is to provide "easier access to additional perspectives and information," including articles that have been fact-checked by third parties.
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The company's push to make AMP a new mobile standard comes as Facebook is expanding a competing program, called Instant Articles, to speed the display of news articles and videos on its social network.
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Facebook announced it will update the way publishers can optimize ads at article level within Instant Articles feature, placing ads more frequently in articles, now up to every 250 words instead every 350 words.
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Subscriber-only publications that work with Apple News now can either share their articles for free or just share excerpts of articles and direct readers to log on to their own websites for more.
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Key Quote: "Now is not the time to consider articles of impeachment," Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi and Minority Whip Steny Hoyer said in a joint statement, moments after Green introduced his articles of impeachment.
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Their analysis also found that despite having roughly 14 percent of the global population and 20 percent of the land, Wikipedia articles about Africa only accounted for 2.6 percent of all Wikipedia articles written.
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In that survey, I asked respondents to evaluate a list of news articles that appeared in the days before the market collapse, and to add articles that were on their minds on that day.
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The coronavirus articles on English Wikipedia are part of WikiProject Medicine, a collection of some 35,000 articles that are watched over by nearly 150 editors with interest and expertise in medicine and public health.
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John CornynJohn CornynPelosi noncommittal on delivering impeachment articles to Senate Senate Republicans on delaying impeachment articles: 'One of the dumbest things I've ever heard' McConnell sets up spending votes for Thursday MORE (R-Texas).
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" Once the articles are sent, here's what happens: "Under the Senate's impeachment rules, the trial will start the day after the articles are sent to the Senate, unless that's a Sunday, by 1 p.m.
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Facebook has long taken heat for its in-app Instant Articles, which previously did not enforce publishers' paywalls, and which many media organizations discovered generated less ad revenue than articles on their own sites.
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Jeff Van Drew of New Jersey and Colin Peterson of Minnesota, have indicated they will vote against the articles of impeachment, while independent Justin Amash of Michigan is likely to vote for the articles.
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In addition to these heavily biased online posts, the researchers found that many tangentially related articles in the Russian publications contained "GMO click bait," that is, embedded links to articles with a decidedly negative tone.
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If you're saving web articles to Pocket or Instagram to catch up on later, for example, both apps have options to read out saved articles if you don't want to look at them on screen.
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You can view either of these examples for yourself, by searching for Instant Articles on your smartphone, heading to the Instant Articles Verified Page in the search results, then locating the stories from the publishers.
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" In contrast to the injunction, Tuesday's opinion said "FDA lacks jurisdiction to regulate articles intended for a use not traditionally regulated by FDA, when those articles cannot be safe and effective for such intended use.
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All of the first week's articles can be found here The articles on assisted dying in The Economist are extremely helpful; even with those whom I disagree completely, I can have civilised and enlightening discussions.
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The document is just 17 short articles in length; as a comparison, the Law of the Sea Treaty — a set of rules governing the use of the world's oceans — spans hundreds of articles in length.
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I don't think there's any other company in the world where there's hundreds of articles being written by the hour, all sort of articles, and the fact that you're still here ... because you've got choices.
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Many, like The Chicago Tribune, have abandoned Instant Articles after several changes deprioritized Instant Articles and dampened reach, and others, like Brazil's largest newspaper, Folha de Sao Paolo, decided to stop publishing on Facebook altogether.
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Candidates were also evaluated in terms of the number of articles published by researchers in academic journals, how often those papers were cited by patents, and how many articles featured a co-author from industry.
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"We deeply believe that the only way to have publishers use Instant Articles is if this works for them," Will Cathcart, who oversaw Instant Articles at the time, told me on its 1-year anniversary.
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About the subscription feature: The metered paywall will likely support 10 or more free articles a month before readers are prompted to pay, and publishers will have control over which articles are locked and unlocked.
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"We do not believe that our involvement in the May 2019 online news articles or other news articles constitutes a violation of Section 5 of the Securities Act," WeWork said in its S-1 filing.
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In comparison, digital newsstand service Texture released a new version with individual articles last fall, but those articles are basically just bookmarked PDFs from a larger magazine that don't always look great on smaller screens.
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Useful articles like clothing and accessories cannot have a copyright overall, but courts allow art embedded in those useful articles to have a copyright so long as the art is "separable" from the utilitarian parts.
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Yet the White House&aposs letter urged senators to reject the articles of impeachment in the trial that begins next week, arguing that both articles failed to state impeachable offenses, crimes, or violations of law.
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